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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01
WASHINGTON ITEMs.-A colored policeman,

WASHINGTON lTEMs.-A coored policeman,
has been arrested on charge of stealing artl-
clss of bed clothing from the police station
house. When his trunk was opened by the
officers, silver goblet, recently stolen from the
residence OF ex. Mayor j. G. Berret, was dis
covered. Smith was stripped of his policeman's
badge and Uniform, ard held to bail Tor court.
The entire stock of the new Centre Market
capital has been taken, amounting to one mil
lion dollars. Nearly one half was taken By the
citizens of Washington, and the remainder by
gentlemen of Boston and vicinity. Henry d.
Cooke has accepted the presidency of the CON-
pany.
Mr.. Leslie, the tigbt.rope Performer gave
an exhibition at the old Seventh Street Park
and during the performance he fell distance
of thirty feet, breaking 40 a1ul and receiving
terrible internal injuries. He is believed to be
fatally injured, and lies in very critical con
dtion.
MIR. Jonah D. Hoover, lately put forth; as is
alleged, through the agency OF tho Bowen
party, as democratic candidate tor mayor, has
written letter from Georgia, where be was
soiourning for bis health, denounclng the liberty
thus taken in bis absence from homo, anu
repudiating the whole affair.
SMIrHIANA.-The following somewhat
.steop" story is clipped from an exchange, "A
few weeks aro the Governor OF Ohio offered
$500 for tho arrest OF man named John
Smith. There are one Hundred and ten couh-
ties in Ohio, and in less than t%o Gays tie
sheriffs of ali these counties arrived in Column
bus, each with man named John Smith
During the three succeeding days over two
thousand detectives, policemen and private
cit;z,ns from Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ne"
,lersy, Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia a''
Illinois, arrived in Columbus. every taiio"
bringing with him some unh Apply man nam
cd John Smith and more arlivc rvcrE tay
| The aggregate of Smiths at present IN tolnm-
bus is simply awful And the worst .ot it l.
! that every man insists that his Smith i til:
| particular Smith mentioned in the proclaim
lion, and be is going to have that $500 or hast
the Governor light up. The Governor II try
ing to decid, whether to pay tn" reward n
every man in the lot or resign.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. Capt. Ma
tin Withers, wcil known and highly RESPECT
ed ctizen.ot Culpeper. died on the ~ W.T.
at the residences of Fayetto Browning, Esq
Cant. Withers vas about $ years OF age, ant
had been rapidly declining for several months
He received every kind attentiol from INT
family with whom he lived, and from bis IN
merous friends lie was a man OF large hear
and generous actions and vii! long be rclnein
bered for his genial disposition, whlch IN ,l
him universal tavorite with the old ana II!
Young. He was buried yesterday with Naso'i
honor. Virginia. -1drancc.
The effort which has been made TO trc">
the President i veto Tic Northern Parthc r:'
road bill, or to ALLOW it h baco:aa = law withoa
his signature, did not succeed. lie yeSteraa.
signed the bit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL AT HOWARD
In the annual report OF Bishop Johns, to the
Episcopal Convention at Wheeling, he says
REV. Mr.. Gardner. principal of the High
School at Howard, having regained bis health.
and desiring to return to parochial service, mas
rendered bis resignation to the Board of Trus-
tees. They have the prospect of supplying
bis place by the appointment of Christian
gentleman of successful experience as an in-
structor, and whose character and attachments
must commend the Institution to parents who
have som. to be educated"
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MARINE LAST.
SUN HOSE .......4 SO MOON SETS....Ln'g <. ~
Sun sETs.......7 10 HIGH WATER m goo 10
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE /

EOKl Or ALGhANDHiA, % u ~ u /.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Utility, Norwich, IL American Cos
Company.
Schr John CadwallsIer, Kew York t, AM.
erican Coal Co.
Schr Thos BoaHc. New York, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Armenia, proyi,lenro tn American Coal
Company.
Schr White Foam, prnvilcn"c, !" American
Coal Co.
Schr Lotto Beard Boston, t." American Coal
Company.
schr P Stickney, New Haven to American;
Coal Co.
schr w B Thomas, Kew York, to American
Coal Go.
Schr J. + DenneLower, Boston, to American
Coal Co.
Schr Ada Atnes Boston, 10 American Coal
Company.
schr Emily Il Jennie. Providence. :" Amer
lean Coal Co.
Schr Hattie Baker, New York, to American
Coal Co.
schr Warren Blake, New York, to American
Coal Co.
Schrs Samuel Gilman. Clara ard II Fur
Der, Boston, lump plaster to W a S:no0
SAILED.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore. ~ 3
Wheat.
Steamer Utility, Allyn's Point. by American
CoGPCo.
Schr Uncas, Norwich, by American Coat Go.
Schr Cadwsli ader. New Market, y. H., By
American Coal Company.
Schr A h Leaning, Boston, by ) I Agnc"'
Schr Albert Mason, Hoboken by ) Agnew.
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IETTERFROM RICHMOND.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND, May 3l.-The Senate, to day.
was principally occupied 10 the discussion OF
the bill to Incorporate the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio Railroad Company, or what is gen
oralv known AZ tho consolidation BILL Vari.
ous amendments were proposed, but no definite
action taken.
communication from the Governor OF
Mississippi with series OF resolutions, adopted
bv the Legislature Of that State, rendering
s5m pathy and coincidence to the people OF flr
piria in their late bereavement, was referred to
special committee.
The House of Delegates considered the tax
bill until II o'clock, when IN respect to the
memory of the Confederate dead, whose graves
were to day decorated with flowers, the House
adjourned.
The Commissioners have awarded certificates
to Conservative candidates at the late municip
al election, but at meeting OF these gentle
men, today. it was determined not to accept
the positions under the circumstances, unles
unon judicial Investigation it shall be tound
that they arc justly and legally entitled to them
and for this purpose they invite contest, tall
ing in which they will consider that their op
moments have abandoned all right and vii
the, eupon take possession of the Offices
Memorial day has been duly observed here
and thousands o! persons, principally ladle:
| aud children, have visited the cemeteries, where
| lie buried the remains OF so many thousands
OF Confederate soldiers, whose graves were
beautifully decorated with the rarest' riches
and most fragrant flowers.
The parties suspected OF being engaged II
tho robbery of MIR. W. w. Adams store il
| Alexandra, arrested here last night, have beef
sent 10 Alexandria city for trial.
Wood who committed tho ASSAULT upo'
Messrs. Porter and Humphreys, had hearing
before Mayor F.iIyson this morning, and wa
sent on IL the next term oil the HuAtlnS
Court lie was admitted to bail in the sim
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Lynchburg Republican says:-"Wc say
E. yesterday foot and ankle, with drapery, car
we'd in marble By Mir. Horbcr: H. Barbee, 0
this city, young son Of the lat: lamcutet
Wm. Il. Barbec who executed the Fisher
Girl, the Lost Piciad, ard other works OF art
The sculpture IS gracefully and accurately
wrought, and gives evidence Of considerable
genius. 1t is Mr.. Barboe's first ATTEMPT in
marble"
Rev. j. N. McTeirc, presiding elder Of the
Wytheville distric., NJ. l.. Church, was rob
bed of his gold watch and abou: $50 in money,
during his attendance upon the late General
Conference Of that church, in the city OF Nash
vile. Mr.. McTeire's room was entered by
! thieves at night, while he was sleeping.
| Judge DsLaud, OF Farport, New York has
offered TO build $500 cottage on the grounds
Of Richmond College, ct his OWE cost. The
| trustees, iu owedgmen5 OF the gift have
adopted suitable resolutions and determined
| that the cottage shall have Inscribed OF it the
name of the liberal donor.
The Richmond Wing says: The Virginia
delegation vorcd rs follows or the "Enlorce-
ment &c. Ayes, Aver and Mckenzie
| noes, Booker, Gibson, Mines and Ridgway ::
not voting, Patt and Porter.
The Radical paper at Lynchburg heads the
| election returns from Richmond, With, "Baby-
loo has fallen" "the Righteous victorious"
followed by big rooster.
The county Of Roanoke has voted. by
ma GRITTY Of over 200 more than the three
titths required, to make the subscription of
$500, 600 to the Valley Railroad Company.
| The Policeman who assaulted Congressman
Porter 10 Richmond has been arrcsed aud
suspended from duty.
Gov Walker yesterday appointed WA. ID.
Gresham notary public for King George
county.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
The princl pal matter OF interest in tho Presby
terrain General Assembly at Louisville, yestcr-
day, was the consideration oil PASTORAL letter
to all the churches under its care in regard 10
the re. union OF sne Northera and Southern
Assemblies, and the action OF this Assembly
thereon 1t claims that whatever distractions
rnay be in the way of fellowship they were not
adopted. We ha We already published an alb
stract of the repor: of the majority of the com
mittcc on this subj ect, presented to the Assem-.
bly, and adopted by that body.
Resolutions adopted in the Presbyterian
General Assembly at PhiladeIphi yesterday,
strongly condemned any system which shall ex-
clude religion or religious teaching from the
public schools The subject of home missions
and the consolidation OF the Board hav.
ing charge of them with the Committee
on Home Missions was considered. The
city of New York was selected as tho
LOCATION OF the new TATE = ;esolutlons were
western Theological Seminary at Chicago, and
to collect information as toVihat has been douc
abous manses tor ministers On the subject
of the i've million memorial fund, addresses
we're made by several prominent members, but
no vote reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

REMAuKs--T marke. lor Flour ii ma
ch anged. Wheat is very dull; OFFERINGS o: II
bushels VIII te with sales a. $50, and III OF red
at u.s. 1913, 125 and 100. Corn is sc:ivn ior good
samples, but damaged is no; wanse The great
err portion of the offerings being Of the latter
quality offerings Of $50 bushels white, with
sales a. III, and 295l Of NIX 81 =. l09 40 yet-
low sold at LOG. with offerings Of jGG bushe,a.-
Rye nominslly l;0.1l'; ofi',riug: Of 23l bushels
but no sales reported. Oats ar, steady NJ Glr,
with offerings Of FOG bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

CONGRESSMAN HoGE of South Carolina
has nominated James W. Smith, co lored
youth, Of Columbia, S. G., to West Point
cadetship Smith is the son Of an alder nan,
and has completed j two years course at Ho-
ward University.
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CANAL COMM sGEsCE.
s1s@ $3.50
;fss.sz.-sxEj

$3.50 asa.;:ssss tE ses.I4S -
ARRIVALS-To-DAI.
Boats W Wallis, X i;istsre, Clifton, Z
F Livermore, " Hutchens and II Delafeld, to
American Co.
Boats W Devecmau, n Wilson and John Il
LYNN. to Hampshire & Baltimore Coal Co.
Boats W l. Shaw and 9 w Adams, TO Mary
land Coal Co.
DEPARTURES.
Boats John Fox, Park Agnew, (fshl Myers
& Helsor, J R Anderson, A Walsh. w Laird,
ir., 6 w Wallis NJ A Myers and Harvey FISH,
for Cumberland
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

A young lady: 10 Harrisburg, P..., who was
bitten BY small dog. about nine weeks ago,
diea on Friday last, from bydropbobia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

1t is thought by many that the bill which re-
Gently passed the Senate, creating the District
Of Columbia into territory, will pass th!.
House and become law before the adourn-
ment of Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

Everybody anticipates that this will be "a
great fruit year. in Virginia. The orchsrds all
look we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

During he past week Charlestown, West
Va. has been visited by Mr.. Henry Crow, who
left that place and moved to Ohio thirty. eight
years ago. Mr.. G. is DOW seventy.three years
Of age, and this is his first visit to the place of
his nativity since bis emigration to the West.
Thirty eight years How many sad changes
have taken place in that time!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

WOOD AND COAL.
EOuN LEATHERLANp,
WOOD AND COAL DEALER,
No. IS King street, and
Corner Queen and Water streets.
TIC hest descriptions of COAL always On
hand'and Mt the lowest prices.
Ordera solicited and promptly filed. Gee IL
j. T. AGNEW,
-. Agent for the
: nj" %n4 shipment Of best quality
- CUMBERLAND
- ANraRACITE COAL,
@ Either by the cargo, car load or retail.
g@- Coal Docks. Alexandria, Va, and George
town. d. &. oct l8-tf
NUMBEEEL[rAAIMSp1 ; Go j., Il oo,,
CUMBERLAND COALl
Keep full stock Of Cum erlsnd Coal, and
w. A. SMOOT,
eugl7 Smoots Wharf Pier d.
Ct0AA: COAL COAL"
quality White ard Red Ash Coal, which will
be sold 1T market rates, 2240 lbs to the ton.
NJ FLDRIDGE & CO.,
.n5-:. No. South Wharves.
PAsI1 HnkwNEH F. l.. BROCEETT
wM. a. CAVE
B Z & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. IL North Fairfax street, (west sidel between
King st and the Market Building,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Ssles Of lana- ia the States of Virginia and
Maryland, and houses and lots in the city of
Alexandria receive our special attention.,
dec l3-tf
Office
We will open tomorrow, May 10Th. another
splendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS,
my Is WITMFR & SLAYMAKEK
FNGLISH SALAD DRESSING, something
la very nice, for sale by
my 2e VIM. F. BROOKRS 179 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

A proceeding before the Grand Jury, in
Richmond, is going on, (about which there are
many rumors,) connected with the settlement
Of an estate of Foreigner. Mr.. Chahoon'
name has been mixed up with the matter, but
bis friends believe that his connection with the
affair can be explained satisfactorily, and that
if there was any fraud in trumpine up claim
against the dead mans estate, he knew moth
ine Of it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

A hack, on its way to depot in Boston the
other day, became mixed up in funeral pro-
cession. Coming to spot where two ways
met, the head of the procession turned one wsy,
the hack another: the carriages in the rear
followed the latter, and the deluded drivers no.
ticed not their error until they were quite nigh
the depot. This is but another illustration OF
Davy Crocket's maxim, that people should
first know that they are right-then go ahead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

WASHINGTON CITY ELEcTIoN-THIRTY-S1
YEARS AGo.-The following paragraph ap.
pears in Niles Register for June 7, 1894
civilian A. Bradley has been elected Ma.
VOL OF Washington. For Mr.. B. SAC; for Mr.
Peter Force, 442 There was DO administra.
ton candidate"
Thirty six years ago 9S3 votes we're cast for
Mayor. At the last election there were some
is, 600 votes cast, and the indications are that
there will be quite that number cast at the cleo.
ton on Monday next.-Mat. Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

For the first time since the adoption of tie
new rule in the Senate several Indian treaties
were yesterday considered in open, and not ia
secret session. They were all rejected. At the
evening session the Senate overruled the Presi-
dents veto OF the Rollin White Pistol Patent
bill. In the House of Representatives, the
bill relative to the reviva! of American Com
merce, was referred back to the Committee on
that subject. The bill for the reduction of in
ternal taxation was considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-01

DOR SALE-THKEE FRAME HOUSES.
l. containing six rooms each. situated on the
west side Of Water street about sixty feet NORTH
of Gibbon. Persons wanting property that will
pay a handsome interest will liud this good
Investment For particulars apply to
VIM. COGAN,
my27-eo3w Is north Royal ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-28

ATLANTA, April 27.-Both Houses met at
noon to-day. The joint committee appoint.
ed to wait upon Governor Bullock and
General Terry made report to either
House recommending that the views and
suggestions of Governor Bullock be adopted
The Governor, in communicating his views
to the committee, suggested the passage q
a JOINT resolution adopting the approprla::
ton act of 1867 for the first and second
quarters OF the present year. Also, reso-
luton continuing the tax act OF last year,
and authorizing the comptroller to proceed
to act under it.
The government Of Georgia being proyi-
sional. the Governor thinks that the Legis-
lature cannot 60 into general legislation
without complying with the opinion Of At
rney-General Hoar in the Virginia case.
The Governor again requests the appoint
mcnt of Il committee of Investigation in re-
gard to the chrrges made against him by
Treasurer Angler, and also to investigate
the use Of funds by the State Treasurer for
the Treasurer's personal benefit, and the
system of bookkeeping in that office. He
also recommends q committee of inveStiga-
ton into the affairs of the State roads, and
that this being accomplished and approved
by the General commanding the district,
that the Legislature adjourn to such day as
they NAV determine. The House adjourned
without action until tomorrow.
The Senate, by Il vote Of "a to 8, adopted
the suggestions OF the Governor, and ad-
journed until tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-28

ne INFECTION IN THE A1R.-Ex-
perimental chemists have repeatedly analysed the
air at unhealthy seasons In the hope Of detecting
the invisible virus which produces epidemic dis
ease. They have not Jet discovered it. and
scarcely any two Of them agree as to Its nature.
This Is Of little consequence. It is sufficient TO
know that this poisonous principle exists, and
that safeguard against Its insfdious influence has
been provided. In the spring and early summer,
when fever and ague, remtttent fever, and other
periodical diseases Of that class, are prevalent It
Is 9nas n
to escape them. If this precaution has been neg.
lected which 1t never ought to be In any district
liable to such visitatiOns and II the paroIysme OF
IA aiarious fever have actually commenced, they
may always be checked and broken up bya course
of that powerful vegetable tonic and Alternative.
Ouiniue was once considered the only specific
for chls and fevers but it Is now generally i'd
mitted that this nauseous alkalotd ts dangerous
to be dreaded than any form III Intermittent fever
It Is simply tremendous EstrtuSent. Is does not
touch the disordered liver, or regulate the bowels,
or I'm any wsy Improve the condition Of the animal
auads Hostetter7s Bit9er6, on ths other hsu0. Ia
addition to reing better and safer tonic than any
prevaratacp of qutntne, has oaisanffc effect upon
tbe whole system. il Is aperteat and antieblious,
as well as directly tnvigorating, and purtdes The
seeretinna as we'll a. regulates tho secretiye or.
Qans. H stimulates tie appetite, Strengthens The
stonnch, sccshes tna nerves, promotes hesithfu
aehic 1t has no rival Cases OF indigestion that &C
other tonic seems capable of alsvist.ng rre curet
| ina few weeks by Its regular use.
i ap SS-e0dIwnw6 80 =
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H APRIL 90, 1870.

We APRIL 20, 1870.
DRY GOODS FOR TIE MILLION AS WELL
AS THE MILLIONAIRE!
All of our goods are not bought at the New
York auctions, as no FIRST-CLASS STOCK can
be fed from auction sales.
Heavy arrivals By steamer and express Of NEW
and ELEGANT GOODS, just bought, not exclu.
sively FOR CASH, but bought right and sold right.
Handsome GRENADINES only % per dress;
Elegant RACK and COLORED SILKS very
Elegant ORGANIZES and JAPANESE POP
oHEcKED JAPANESE SILKS and sRENA.
SEASIDE and other PoPL1Ns for walking
MozAMB1oUEs, endless assortment. log, 90, ss
P1oUEs, eolored and white, for ladies and chill
PLAIN BUFF and other LINENS for suits;
GLOVES, COLLARS, CORSETS,
RIBBONS, BLACK THREAD LACES, &c;
Large assortment best PRINTS at 10, IL, Is, and
iesc.
A Splendid line of Llama Lace and Thread
Points Shawls In great variety: Hosiery, Socks,
SC. full assortment Of French and American
Cassimeres for men and boys Irish Linens, Tow
cllngs, &C., at ante belIun prices QIits, Skirts
Linen-Bosom Shirts Gentlemen's, Ladies', and
children's Undershirts' SC; IS Sp,cE = CO.
apls corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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NJ FIRST-CLASS STOCK.

CHARL ES B. ROUSS,
No. 1as DUANE STREET, NEW YORK,
the gallant Confederate soldier and genuine Vir-
ginia rebel, who surrendered with his beloved
commander at Appomsttox Courthouse, buys
more than TWO MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS ANNUALLY at the great auction
sales of New York, where all the frst-class whole
sale houses of New York buy their goods. and
from his headquarters distributes his BAR
GAtEsto his fifty retail houses, located in six
different States.
We get our share Of these bargains, and arenow
opening
/ GOO wards beautiful BERAGE DRESS GOODS
at only l6sc worth CSC.
FRENCH CAMBRICS;
LOCO yards elegant DRESS GOODS Of different
kinds;
The best BRITISH HOSIERY;
The best KID GLOVES;
TIE best LINEN DAMAsK;
The best TOWELS at Soc. worth 7S.c;
The best STRAW HATS for ladies -;
The best PLAIN and FANCY MATING I;
The hest SASH and MARROW RIBBONS;
and the best everything.
DUCKwALL & RoUsF,
apps 1ols Main street, opposite post-ofice.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, April N.-Prince Frederick OF
Prussia is announced as candidate !or the
Spanish Throne but Napo let;n n,1 m;gbt
lead 10 war between France and Prussia.
Thiers advises the people to abstain from
voting on the p'e3 sc tlm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-28

cor,er Broad and Foushee streets on THIS DAI
fThursdaS) at Q O'Clock A. NJ. The frienos sIsa
,,rnnaintSnccs of the family and Of his nonssa-
law Mr.. Joseph Levy. are respectfully inViteo 70
s.,end without further notice.
ru,ca AZ The capitol disaster, on WEDNESDAY
.,n s-.h instant JOHN NJ. eldest son OIL MAYOR +.
- Turner aged thirteen years.
,lts funeral will take MACE from tue monnmen-
~ nSnrch FRIDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock:
Tho friends OF the family arc respectfully invited
10 attend.
I'll. funeral If JOHN BAUGHN will take place
rttIS TThursday) AFTERNOON at O'Clock
en,, his residence in Mapchcster. He vas IN his
af,".th,rd year. His relatives and friends arc In
vitcd TO attend.
Tro Funeral OF rOwHATAE ROBERTS Will
,,tr Mace THIS Thursday AFTERNOON AT
'SIort from the Monumental church. his reia-
,,,'s and friends are invited to attend
Tho funeral CT r. II. MAURY, JR., ono Of the
Trims Of tho terrible calamity yesterday. Will
,stc mlscr II the residence Of hts uncle. r. II.
vanrv. No. llcs Clay street, THIS EVENING at
r." f,,cuds Of the family and those of Mr.. S. c.
,.nr,hnw in attend without further notice.
r,os,rytx,nr members Of the Third company
y. wr,np3 Hon uzrrs are requested to meet ut the
S,ofswnnd Hotel THIS DAY ut 10 O'Clock a. N.
.,m,kr arrangements 10 attend INC innerM OF
.1,r istc comrades who pf rlshcd al inc Capiioi.
Members Of ,hc First and Second companies are
81 I'd q attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-28

NAYoR's CorRT - NEpNESDAY - Mayor
rii,,Snn nrps,di,pq.-Thc following cases
,rsTe di,po<ed of By his Honor:
Hampton Greer, lunatic, sent to the aSy-
y William Cook (colored). charged with as-
.r,Itinr and heating Richard Koch on the
osh Of April. fined s. aud discharged. .,
THOMAS Cooley icolored), charged with
violating the city ordinance by running n
WAGON on the street with only one number,
fined SO and dismissed.
Timothy McMahon. charged with being
drink and disorderly in the street; security
rrn,lired in the sum of 5000 for his future
good behavior.
The cases of Ben Scott and John Wren
will he heard tomorrow at O'Clock.