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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

TRIAL OF THE ROBERTS BREACH-LoAD-
ING MUsKET BEFORE A COMMITTEE OF THE
LEGIsLATURE.-A trial of the celebrated
Roberts breach-loadng musket took place
ut Clark's Spring, near Hollywood, yester-
day afternoon before Il committee OF the
Virginia SenRte and u ntimber Of other
members Of the Legislature and persons i'll.
tercsted in military affairs. We noticed
present Mcssrs. French, Herndon, Patter-
SON, Campbell, owen, Taylor of Loudoun,
Courtney, Latham, Lewis, Pendleton, Of
the Senate :; and Messrs. Potts, George Wal
kcr, Greer, Burkholder, Burgess, Marshall,
AMI others, Of the House of Delegates
Tho target practice was conducted under
the superintendent of Captain +. A. God
dard. general superintendent of the Re-
berts Breach- -Loadiug Arms Company Cy.
rus S. C)app, director 0f the company !:
aid General George Ii. Pickett, agent for
the State of Virginia. r.,< '5
Nearly everybody present tried the mus.
ket, and although all were not successful
in putting o ball through the BULBS eye, all
were surprised and pleased at the general
accuracy of the weapon, the simplicity Of
could be handled, and the rapidity with
which it could be fred Senator's Patter!
son and French, Colonel Walter Harrison,
of Richmond; and Mr.: Walker, of West
tnoreland, proved themselves about the best
shots, though there were others who hit
the target ut every crack. III '-.5 >
After all who felt disposed had trie d
shooting at long range, Captain Goddard
took the musket and showed how rapidly
the piece could be discharged. He sue.
cccded in firing about twenty shots In q
minute. or aboiit as fast as the cartridges
could be crammed in the breach OF the mus
kct. The verdict of the spectators was that
the Roberts is the best gun yet exhibited
in these parts. - ,
The gun in question was patented In
1867, and has been since improved, 1t Is
now in use all over the country, and scents
TO bo superseditg t,early every other pat
tern. Brazil has purchased 5000, Mexico
1000, New York 10000, South Carolina
III, ,OO0, and 10 on. The idea OF the nlaitii
facturers Is that Virginia is entitled to
about $4,000 stand Of arms from the Gene,
raj Government for the use Of volunteers
and militia ON the requisition Of the Govern
or. The arms thus obtained are the now
rather antiquated Springfield ''muzzle-
loaders,"- which the company propose to
alter into Roberts guns, or exchange at
low rate for new ones. The proposition
will soon be brought more directly to the
attention Of the Legislature i. sf
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DEATH OF RESPECTABLE CoLoRED CITI-
zEN.-Iemuel Bowser, an old and much es-
tecmcd colorcd citizen of Richmond, died In
this city on Monday night. There are but
few colored men of Richmond who enjoyed
more cordial esteem and universal respect
than Lemuci Bowscr did. A gentleman by
association and raising, he treated all per-
sons with the same respect he himself COM
manded, and, Kind by nature, he won upon
all with whom he was associated lie was
a colorcd man who has under oil circum-
stances preserved the kindly relations which
existed between the white and colored peo-
Die of Virginia in the olden time. lie was a
celebrated caterer, and his achievements IN
this line made him well known and popular
among the first men of his day. 81 =
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| VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLoGI-
| CAL SOCIETY This Society held Its regular
monthly meeting yesterday evening. The
| subject "Thc Treatment Of Pot Plants !"
was introduced, and the discussion opened
by Mr.. John Morton in very excellent and
instructive essay on the subject. He noticed
| the change which had taken place in their
treatment within the last few years, and
gave much of his experience onithe subject,
and the manner i'll which he handles them,
which has been so conducive to his success
| in their growth and culture. ~ fj<J
DIR. johnson, gave very interesting ac-
count Of u visit which he recently paid to
| the Agricultural Department ut Washing
| ton. He also presented q request fromthc
| chief Of that Bureau that this Society fur
| Ilish him one or more trees Of all the diff
| lerent varieties Of fruit which are grown in
| this section of the State.
| DIR. S. p. Moore read an. interesting paper
| on the "Plant Louse." r.. 49,. -. :.
The subject of =" Manures with Reference
to the Cultivation of Vegetables" was
| chosen for discussion at the next meeting,
and Mr.. G. B. Williams appointed essayist
Mr.. Blair offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted, and
Messrs. NJ. Blair, DR.. j. T. johnson, and
Joseph X. Rcnnie, appointed ON the COM
mittce. j.. ~ ..st...... ., '.
!" Rcsolued, That committee of three be
appointed whose duty it shall be to procure
Information from agents of the different
lines going north from the city Of Rich
mond rs to the quantity Of strawberries
that have been sent thence this season, and
! also be empowered to procure from Norf0lk,
Petersburg, fredericksburg Alexandria,
Lynchburg, and any other points of ship
ment, the same information. The same
committee shall also ascertain, as far as pos
sible, the quantity of strawberries grown
In the State, and report at the next regular
meeting of the Executive Committee"
1t was stated in the meeting that there
had been shipped from this city by the
Adams Express Company alone about 35,-
600 quarts Of Strawberries. Growers of the
berries stated that the quantity raised was
! shortened at least one-half by the wet wea-
thcr. = .,~f fH.
MIR. Jacob Fuller presented to the Soci-
ETY., through Colonel Shields. samples Of his
white und red curlpnt wine OF the vintage
of 80, which was pronounced very fine.
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GrTY1MUNfTg..

A called meeting OF the CITY Council was
held at thu. City Hall yesterday afternoon.
Present (: Messrs. Scott (r,fesidert,.g John
-. Montague, John e. Mulford. mi. IL.
Strauss, j.. y. English, OrlWay, Botieker.
Bossieux, Peyton Wise, William E. Tanner.
Thomas Faherty, john nj. Higgins, C.sE.
WhstlOck, Greaiicr,,' Wfiiianl Eisglisfl.T WI.
liam Il. Scott, Chestermafi, and Brannan. g
rHs DAVIS MANSION, '''''. .,''''t''
; The Chair laid before the Council the fol-
loWing:'.t. tr,,ly rs.,!, =, j. t,..,
WAR DEPARTMRNT,2
"'WAsHINaToN Cry, % May, 1870.
isf Charles E,6ing, Esq, 4s0 lScuenth street,
Washington City: ~ F1.f's'' Z - sT*fIT,
"S Sir,-The Secretary of War instructs
me to acquaint you with the hctl that on
receiving from the proper authorities of tfic
CITY Of Richmond REIMBURSEMENT Of all
Claims for rent, use Of property, and of
every character whatever, the house occlt-
pied as headquarters in Richmond (the SUBJ
ject of your letter Of the 9th instantly will
be restored to the city. ray - or, a-,ea.
"Very respectfully, your iobedIent SER
want, (Signcd} B,'l Ed. SHRIyER. a. {
10 ,!... q; 'rs'1"Ysi ssMajor.Generai.n -, {
This was referred to the following special
committee Mcssrs! Wise, Mullord, and
BossieuX. ,:3 ~ 9IIfIf s>sst Pass TlIs !
r ST. PATRIcK's SCHOOL. :ra:s-
The Council reversed its action OF n few
meetings since upon the petition of Sister
Rosalie in behalf of St. Patrick's School,
and rcmitted the city taxes, it appearing
that that was an Incorporated institution.
The Council djourned. ,sst,,t,.s
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LAHcAsTERIAN SCHooL-ELEcTIoNo OF OF
pacERs AND TgACHERs.-There regular month
" meeting of the trustees OF the Lancaste-
rhsn School was held yesterday afternoon.
After-the usual business the Board proceed
ed TO elect officers fox the ensuing year.: MT
StepIfen Psitney was ree elected pfeslueht,
md. DR.. John Dove reelected secretary,
The efficient teachers now n on duty In Tue "
the Teachers and visitors represent the
sehooT as In a very fourishing. condition.
The boyesd department Is full, and numerous
applications are in for any vacancies whlcn
NAV occur. $500. y. t.s j.
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Change Is the order OF the day, and TO suit the
times and afford their numerous patrons an op-
portuuity to change from the heavy wear OF win.
ter our friends E. B. SPENCE & SON have laid IN
q stock Of summer goods OF a style and quality
rarely to be found in any establishment OF the
kind in Virginia. Their assortment of cloths
cassmercs, and vestlpgs, arc superb their cut
tiers cannot be excellcd; their workmen are
masters Of the art, and their prices as low ar
the lowest. Call at1seO Main street for q gcntccl
and complete outfit, -.Er ~ <"@st.T
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SENTENCE COMMITTED Governor has
committed the sentence Of George Miller
(colored), convicted of murder in hmg
George county, and sentenced to be hanged
on the 18th day of June, to mprisonmenC
of the accused and the fact that he turned
States evidence and aided In bringing his
accomplicss to justice. @~~. e'
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1870

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 7, 1870. q
- ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. y. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Pnilsdclphia, merchan.
disc and passengers. W. i. Porter.
Schooner Clara Rell, applegarth, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis { Parker: REPORTS Wirn he
low City Point In tow. coililcd with schooner
pIuta, In tow bound down, losing her jibbuon
and bUwsprit and sustaining other damage for
ward. ~
.'....#. SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mcr'
chandise and passengers, Old dominion Ste'm
ship Company. 4.
Schooner Hartlscrabble, Fa.cs, James river, Il
load coal for Newcastle, Del, Currle Co.
E #2 MEMORANDUM. n - a'' s@-' s.-"
b NEST PotNT, J,ine 1.-Arrived, steamer State o
Virginia, Freeiian, Baltimore, lncrclrand'se an,
passengers, York River Railroad CUmplnyi AM
Baiicd ON return. ..f-t H-rI...e -s,.sE..i
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MASONIC ELECTIoNs.-At convocation
held on Monday Ik;ht, the following officers
] M. E. Henry d. Danforth, high priest;
5E. Oscar NJ. Marshall, king; -. .s....f,
E. Moses L. Handy, scribe; &c.,. .,.,,.,.
. William L. Maule, treasurer .,
$. b. Jacobs, secretary. %t
The following officers were appointed:
Powhatan Weisiger, captain of host;
Thomas ii. Dc Witt, principal soiourncr
20. +. Weisigcr, royal arch raptains
j. " BidgoOd, muster third veil; -
ID. w. BohannOn, master second veil
Il. A. Ennis, master first veil;
p. j. Il. Edwards, ID. D., chaplain,
James z. Riddick, ianitpr @.s.,-s-
z. w. Brown, B. NJ. Harris, and james
w. Archer, stewards. ...,,'..'.
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PEREMpToRY SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCK.
S25, 600 Worth or Drp Go"tts to be Said Without
! fe5crte for the Neat Ttoenty Days.
The entire stockof WILLIAM N. BELL eco,
having bccn transferred to Inc as agent for WIL-
LIAMJ. PEAKE & Co.. Of New York city, will bc
sold for the next twenty days without reg trd to
cost. This Is rare and valuable opportunity for
those in want of tirst-class goods. =.
The stock Will be sold without regard to cost or
value. '.l.. - @.'' ..t
Country merchants will do well to call. Mr,
WILLIAM BELL, who has had charge of the Busl.
ness, will remain 10 dispose ftlic goods. 3D..
t. W. BELL, Agent
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A CARD.-Some malicious person having put
10 circulation report that belonged to che Ra.
dical party, beg leave to state that never have
been and never expect to be connected with any
such organization. Ivoted for Gilbert G. Walker
for Governor in the election last year and In the
late municipal election I voted for II. h. Ellysou
and the full Conservative ticket. 49,.
WILLIAM NJ. EACHO.
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THE CONSOLIDATION z NIeToRY--fele-
graphic dispatches were received mere py
that bonfires would be lighted In Norfolk
and Petersburg In honor of the passage ei
the consoIidation bill, and that the engines
drawing up trains would he decorated Wild
tiars and flowers tomorrow In honor OF TINS
mportapt event, II Il 4 @i..5 {.
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/ sPSnsosAr.-Colonel T. 81. Stanton, for
five years past the chief paymastsr e. OF tnis ahs
Department, and for some, time nihng tns
office OF Second Auditor, has been AZ or9erea
to duty In the War Department in Washing
ton.
Judge Bond, tate register in bankrnP,1cy' ,
has gone TO Denver City, Colorado, 20 hSess :
Tho picnic Of the Broad Street Methodist
Sunday School, postponed from last satnr-
tsay, win take place on Friday next at Dun.
|ls3s, j. tow miles this side Of Petersburg, &
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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS The Gov
ernor has made the. following appoint
merts.: Fenton Durr and George w. Jan-
ney notaries, public for Loudoun; Thomas
Vance commissioner Of deeds for New
York; Wright s. Whittle notary pubic ior
Nnrfn1lS, %'f .,'s.' - f..
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IHE HAUNsTEIN FORGERY CASES CoNTINU-
Ed UNTIL FelDAY-CoHTEMPr OF COURT BY
MISUNDERSTANDING BowDEN.-A large
crowd was attracted TO the courthouse YES.
terday by the expectation that the trial of
one of the parties implicated in the Haun.
stein forgery would commence. Before
Judge Guigon took his seat MIR. Richard S,
SanSay. the only one of the accused not in
custody, delivered himself up, having left
his home in Petersburg as soon rs he heard
of the finding Of the indictment. MIR. John
son Ill. Sands offered and was accepted as
his bail. .-----..----. -,
When the court was opened, Mr.. Young, OF
counsel for Mr.. Sands, stated that Mr.. Wells.
counsel for Mr.. Chahoon, was detained ut
home by indisposition.
Mr.. Wise, Commonwealth's attorney,
signihed his willingness that the case should
go over until Friday.
MIR. Young said that would be acceptable
to MIR. Sands, and the case was then con-
tinied until the day named.
Mr.. Wise said that before the counsel re-
tired he felt it his duty to ask of the court
an attachment to compel the attendance OF
Thomas X. BOwdcn, q witness i'll contempt.
Mr.. Bowden had been summoned as a wit
ness before the grand jury, and failing to
attend, rule had been issued against him,
but the sergeant had found it impossible to
serve it. Here was a man whose testimony
was important, who is known to be In the
city, and who was clearly and persistently
avoiding the processes of the court. An Ut
tachment seemed the only remedy.
Mr.. COnnally (Or the Commonwealth
was important, that he (Bowden) had adj
mittcd that he could prove that the pri-
soncrs ut the bar had committed the 1or-
GerV.$ I { .'ff@ 81 - y.Ff '... =. t.1.# -E ...
Mr.. Young protested against such re-
marks rs to what absent witnesses could
prove. lie would not mterpose at all to
prevent any effort to bring MIR. Bowden
into court, but could not alloW remarks
prcjudicial to his client to be made at this
stage Of the proceedings. .a. -
Mr.. Connally said he had made the re-
MARI to show that the witness was I'M
pcitant, knowing that the motion was
rather extraordinary. Eat-.E.t.:..tas.
Judge Guigon here remarked that he was
in possession of evidence showing that the
witness was avoiding the process, but did
not know of any authority for issuing the
attachment. E~. z
Mr.. Wise read from the Code to support
his motion, and urged that it was the only
means Of compelling the attendance Of the
witness. ..,.. ......
The Court: Can an attachment be issued
until the rule is served?
Mr.. Wise: The rule is only to show cause
why he shall not be fined, and the attach
ment is to compel his attendance. r.
The Court: / find no authority for grant
ing the motion, and shall not issue tue at
tachment. ...-r,-. ..s.. .. ..
Mr.. Lee. the city sergeant, here remarked
that Mr. Bowden WAS known TO be III the
city, and he had even been seen by the
officers of the court, but they were unable
to get access to him. *"
The Court finally ordered another rule
against him; and the bail of the accused
being renewed, the cases were adjourned
until Friday. '. .-
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FEAsT.-The ladies of Centenary church
DIRE, holding feast in the fecture-room ol
that church for the benefit eff the Sabbath
school: s % II They have on hand everything that
they respectfully solicit the patronage Of
their friends and the public. ! 'se
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LIST OF UsHAnADEgLErrEssR REMAINING
IN THE RrcExONp' Posr.O .OYYmE JUNE 81
=. s. Vest, fMrs. G. j. Cuniiingham, Mrs.
Kate Patton, General j. e. Munford, Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. Charlotte Harris. No. 102,
TEenty-sec cerd street; MrJ Joseph sydnor,
Atlee's Station; Mrs. E. M. Lanier, For
syth, Ga; Mr., John FL. Edwards, Mo- 81,
St. Pagl street; Mrs. Sallie Roberts, Drake 5
Branch Va, = -
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Colonel w. w. Forbes, of Farmville, has
been appointed register in bankruptcy OF
the Third and Fourth districts, which have
been. recently consolidated. The city oi
Richmond is included IN the new district
thus formed. sat - t'I@n ~s.'t'@,s
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles Of jewelry;
elegant new patterns of pins and drops; glove
bands Etruscan and enamelie,l medallions; new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff and
bosom buttons solitaire and cluster diamond cIi-
gagcnicnt rings. .
iChoicc novelties In silyerwarc, In cases. for bri-
dial presents, now opening at
III Eta.r E,.E' NOwLAN & CO.'S
corner Main and Tenth streets
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3. n. NEwBURN will sell at sp. NJ, !,

s. II. NEWBURN viii sell at eP. NJ. lots In SID
ney for ease apiece. s.i.f
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, win sell at 6 p. NJ. q
farm OF nftcen scrcs on the Brook turnpike.
W. GoDDIN will sell ut p NJ. residence No.
2ses south side OF Broad. between Twenty
Third and Twenty-fourth streets, Church Hill.
GRuBBs s WILLIAMS wtl sell at 4 p. NJ. a
framed tenement In highlands Row, OH Jcfirr-
son street.
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Don't forget 10 go out from NEwBUnN's IS real cs.
tate Office, corner Of Main and Eleventh streets
at O'Clock to see the Sidney lots. $3.50 for lot
1926 cash: balance IN monthly payments of $l?.sd
per month until paid.
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ZONE TRIAL" will convince you that the Ice.
CREAM made by JACKSON, corner Main ant
Third streets 1--WE say 1t without tho fcar OF contra
diction), IS equally Us good. as any that can be
bought in the city.
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OUR OWN ARTIsT.-In addition to the beautiful
portraits taken at tic I.BBE, GALLERf,,, our
friend DAVIES has taken q number Of splendid
views In Hollywood on Memorial Day.
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rl,HE HOT SPRINGS 9di 2fIo.iI.' = tili :
H. ,,,f..tiG HFfEl BATH COUNTY,, HAs

Professor j. l.. CABELL, n. D., Of the uniyersiy;
+ N@ OF Virginia, resident physisials ~, S..N
This renowned dWATERIMGi.HLACEs.|E5 VII sbef,i
open for Tie RECEPTION of yisitors JuMh lsr;
Ihsse e springs and ta mo a..
Dense or effort viii be sparedby tfe 20
make IL as comfortable aud pieasantp posstbte tO
all visitors. "a .,.4 sx.,.xs.,.. :, -, as,.sesa'
nj these Springs vary In tenpeEatuFes sSy2n s
gsees Fahreh6eit q lie dsgfess .FshEsnasiE i
through the infsrmedtate dcgrees ma 3hn9 pfortt
sent every variety Of bath Cor stronlc n
They are, moreover, foGtd 70 eparc the systcin
for the bette6cfss acton oEc5lf dtinefahsAt1zs y
whether saline, suiphurqus, alpminogs eg sgsly2
bcate In cases for Wfstch sach wattfs a. afe buhd
II mbsSnsirTgyE 5ssSRgfsTngf ss.ifs st
dstaiIedaccoanr OF thcsetsqfipFs aEd fapo1ss Dr.
oS1iISss oS a1plieioa sssaf q The d te
ID s. &. TARDy d Co., Rtctmopd, Vnst txts Sgsf
+ |sATELEGRAPH OFFICE has heen estEeltshea .
Mt Gie Springs thus aosdfng *fhftort M oP9ofs
ttnty OF prompt communicative wtkik eIEsX pd<6Jt
! - n ',E1.a + g. RG.TARDYssS1fifyiso3 ~. ~
ia .THuE., r. fSkIgE 1919 s,,y
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.

DAINTs, LINsEED OIL, TURPEN-
l. TINE; Copal, Japan, Asphaitum, and Dry
Ing yarnishes ;sosin on, LeadaMhlte Ghsone, a,.
Varnish Brushes, ssab Tools, chsmois skins,
Sponges, Gold Leaf, sand-Paper, Putty, Acids'
&c., for sale by ,ou,, II.
1et =. T.. UOfE.
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, !PARpoNBD.-The Governor has pardoned
Major Bell (colored), convicted In Lllnen-
burg county OF petit larceny, and sentenced
to .iail for twelve months. ,t1E .s,' -
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OATH, ALUM / SPRINGS. =

oath ALUM SPRINGS baa sso.,,l
IL Bath Al " G2UHTy,y yA.
SORT win be- open to receive visitors,JVNE,3e.
1870. It Is situated ten miles from Mn1baro1
Depot OF the Chesapeake and Ohio IAiffoad} Ind z
Immediately on the best and most direct Etafe-g
road leading from thai railroad to the Warn, Hot,
ind Healing Springs.
and astrngcnt and enjoy wide reputation fer
the cure OF taii rcutane0ns diseasesf Scn1GAI4
chronic dlarh9a, chronic thrush, sfyspcpgtks .
nervous debility, &C., and are especially n0scd .
as remedial agent for thoset ailments peesttE teE
The proprietor is now prepared to ofser Hnasaari
Inducements to both invalds aud dpleasure-seekery,
ss no has retited and furnished the rooms OF gc
nor la point OF elegance and comfort, t those ht
any or Tie Virginia Springs. q o's' s..'sAs s,a
rooms would do well to apply early, as arrange,
Inerts arc now being inade for the season
,drsss TsF elrsalars gysS sRl sFTR
Proprietor Baths Alum sprsnssy Vs.a,ri
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CaaELDREN,s CARRIaGEs, &c.

DUY YOUR CHILDREN'S CAR
- iAGtS Ar No. 7ia MAIN STREET
TEMPLE OF FANEY.-sHc has got them from
FIVE DOLLARS up. Also, TOY-WAGONS OF
every de- cription Wholesale and retail.
2l--lm ag.. as sa. JOHN DOES.
frHTLDREN'S CARRIAGES, OF NEW
~ AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGN, FINEST
FINISH, and or superior stock and worknian-
,L!p, al The r.. ~
RICHMOND MANUFACTORY,
No. sos Fifth street. near Broad. *.
Cali and examine our stocE Old carriages
apis -..r W. Cs nM1IdA
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A<ilt;l|'tl:llltondl. II 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. 6 D. y, .......JUNE 8, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION or THE rIspATcH
B LARGER THAN THE CoMnINEus CAR
GuLATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. HE>Et' tt.o
AuCTI0N SALES rIsls DAY.

Cm nH aubtic or s,riu6te saiesi of Real Estate
made betoce7, the lst of ydauary ana the LIST Of
!dy the purchasers pay the tares Jor the present
lyefr, omt on all gales sostsoeen the FIRST day Of
tJ,i'v and the last day Of December the seller
pays them, 'ii = ~ @'E'r sfnEf ss'@ =
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M. ELLYsoN u GO. will insert advertisements In
tic principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, al pab-
lishera' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

W Aha5: :sPh1ses,s ,ssA,iFIH ,iFIHa couF;;Tt.Ys. tA..s
This celebrated watering place Nflff ope6spH.
The lst,of Dune for tne Eecsnttor ef ytplt9f Tho
sccnery is grand and bea6sifaf !; te csti6att d.
nghtfal, ssKTsrious 3and hiEhly slsayigcFatlge,f
!lieir curative VII tues fof ftarf Rctatarys EsS
board: tPer dsy,z q. ss1Tsesl, lsis e " iaHs
RSe By siiroad 10 ms sanlhoros debdt on sss
chesapeake, .andt Ohio raiiroad, thsHce By stage
Afteen miles to Warm SPRINGS. ~ z " 81
FSr uFrcdiars coiisaiEtas fulE, aecoan*og shese
f.tsrs write to- IN; isf scI,AN HALp -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

ALL THE LEADING FASHION MoNTnLIs at
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'S News Depot, next to Dis
pftclt Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-08

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