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KILLED BY ,L1dnTN1NG.-A colorcd man
named Henry Branch was killed by light
ming about o'clock on Wednesday after
noon ut Mr.. q. II. Lugnot's place, on the
Wcstham plank-road. Branch, who works
OH neighboring place, came to borrow a
scythe from Mr.. Lugnot. He was return.
ing from Mr.. LIS homeward, and had not
gotten more than sixty yards into wheat
field when n terrific clap of thunder was
heard, accompanied by vivid flash OF
lightning. Mr.. Lugnot was Knocked
the head with a rock. A small boy was
knocked out of a cherry tree in the field
A colored nlan remarked, seeing the cleo:
trio fluid running through the field and
smoke rising in it's track, "The fields OH
fire." On going toward the spot where
Branch was last seen, his body was dis.
eHa elothes from him and the Shoe eff from M bis left
/ ~ Z
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Judge a. B. G,aigon.-
This court met yesterday in the clerks
Office, and will meet to-day IN the grand
jury room, Us the courtroom cannot be oc-
cupied owing to the repairs i'll progress.
The cases of Messrs. Andrews 81 Catlett,
charged with incendiarism, will be taken
up this morning. Witnesses and Jurors
should be promptly in attendance, rs the
court is determined to enforce the law
against offenders.
Sergeant Lee requests that the jurors of
the Juno term of the IIustings Court who
were not settled with on yesterday will call
at his Office, mt the City Hall, this morning
between 0 and Il o'clock and receive their
nav.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the rain and cloud for the
past ten or twelve days LEVY BROTHERS have
not been Idle. They have been disposing of their
GREAT BARGAINS In quantities that arc really
surprising tous. We have oflen wondered when
seeing wagon after wagon-load Of goods being re-
ceircd by this cntcrprising firm (Which has
always buyer in New York; how such immense
quantities of goods arc disposed of. But to ono who
Is In the store Tor brief period and sees the fun
force engaged In selling 1t is NO longer mystery.
That they arc selling great bargains Is evidenced
by tho crowds of eager buyers who throng their
store. One old gentleman curious about such IN
tors counted over seven hundred persons enter
LEVY BRoTHERs' store during one morning last
week.
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Mayors CouRT-Muyor Ellyson presi-
ding.-The following cases were disposed
of yesterday: ;.
Thomas McGinty, charged with assault
ING jeff. Gillian, was bound over to keep
the peace.
Ephralm Talbot, assaulting and threat
ening to kill Dan Bonham with an axe.
Security in $500 required to keep the peace.
Charlotte Crowley (colored) was fined -
and required to give security. In $500 for
being drunk aud disorderly in the streets.
The continued case Of Thomas James
{colored), charged with having in his pos.
session g hound dog belonging to Daniel
Higgins, was further heard, and the dog re-
turned to Higgins, and James required to
nav costs. -
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ties accused of completely in the Haunstcin
forgery case were again before Judge Gui-
gon on Yesterday, but as the courtroom
could not be occupied owing to the repairs
inprogrcss the case was further postponed
until Monday morning at II o'clock.
EX-Attorney-General Bowden, who is
said to be most important witness in this
case, has not yet been found. The officers
char ged with the service of the rule against
him allcgc that he is certainly in the city
and wilrully avoids the process. 1t is very
str;.ngc, to say the least, that no means can
be devised to bring this Nun into court.
Mr.. Sanxay will be represented on the
trial by Mcssrs. Lyon and II. +. Graves, who
arc able members of the Petersburg bar.
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The Rice divorce suit for fraud in agcis causing
great excitement In Boston. 1t should warn young
men not to marry In haste. Rice is but twenty
two, his bride ,hirty-scven. lie swears that she
made him believe she was but his own age, by
using Magnolia Balm upon her face. neck, and
hands, Poor youth. He. probably found her cl-
bows weren't quite So soft and pretty. Ought lla-
Tan to be iudictcd2 We know OF many similar
cases. This Balm gives Il most wonderful rcarly
and natural complexion, to which VIC don't OBJ
jcct. We like pretty women. To finish the pic
ture, they should use Lyon's Kathairon upon the
hair. With pearly chin, rosy cheeks, and soft,
luyurtant tresscs, Trey become Irresistible.
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TsRY xaOs,r,s.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

1 have just opened new and handsome assott-
Incntof LADIES' DRESS GOODS and FANCY
ARTICLES TO which invite the public to call
and eSamina. .t4t ssts Il;
Particular bargains ia RIBBONS, Of all widths,
for sashes and trimmings; tho latest style Pom
GEE SILK PARASOLS /; the latest style LACE
COLLARS. very low and han ndsome: ladies' best
KID GLOVES s7sc. werth el.Se; q fun line Of
ladcs' and childrcn's HOSE IhlSH LINENS !;
TABLE-LINEE; EApkINS; extra bargains In
PfQUES from 2ec., 25c. soc aoc., and soc., worth
agrcat deal more; sets Of COLLARS and CUFFS
very cheap; striped BERAGE loc. worth 1sc. +;
plain LEN0S 2oc. worth soc. and full assort-
ment Of DRESS GOODS at New York prices
white CAMBRICS; SWISS TARLETANs at
panic prices; Nil shades Of SATIN for trimming
black aud colored SILKS for dresses very cheap /:
mems aud boys' wear LINE SS, COTTONADES.
Call carly and secure some otthe great bargains
as No. 1All Main street, two doors from Fourteenth
street. - L. STRAUSS,
II ll-lm Agent.
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!, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE H. 1870

the fact Of The great closing-out sale now takin
place at the old stand OF Mr. T. g. BALDwIrs,
corner OF Tenth and Main streets. We can assu re-
the public, from good authority that there is no
humbRs about this sale, the goods mist be s.,i
IN winding up the affairs Of Mr.. BALDWIN. We
have tried our hand, and find goods at gold priczss
for greenbacss; and in the stock will be found 4
complete assortment OF every article for GENTS,
youths', boys, and children's wear. Now Is fhs
accepted time and only for thirty days longe at
private sale. 1t win pay you well TO call.
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ANNIVERSARY CEbEBR TIoN.-The Young
Mems Missionary Society of the Second
Baptist Church will celebrate its eleventh
anniversary at that church on tomorrow
evening at SX O'clock. The exercises will
consist of music, addresses by Rev. Messrs.
j. A. ChamDliss and j. l.. NJ. Curry, q SER
mon by Rev. G. II. Ryland of Alexandria,
reading Of Scriptures by Rev. DR.. Burrows,
and prayer by Rev. DR.. Jeter and Rev. N.
w. Wilson. In view of this celebration
there will be no service at night at. ANY OF
the Baptist churches on Shockoe Hill.
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SLIGHT AS A Cork" is the expression OF all
housckeepers afer making biscuits with Doo-
LEY's BAKING POWDER. 1t is chemically pure
In Its composition and possesses no ingredients
b',t such as are perfectly harmless. healthy, and
nutritious. This Is not only the best, but the
cheapest In the market, as one pouDdwil go fur
ther thu pound and half of those of ordinary
manufacture. Use no other. Inquire 1T your
grocer's for DooLEY's BAKING POWDER.
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DEATH TO RoACHEs AND SIcII.--The phos ohio.
roas preparation OF Messrs. MEADE & BAK Err Is
The best ever made for the destruction Of 70 aches
Ind other varmints. It enits Just light enough
attract the creatures antthe foolish things cat
hearilyof It and then go and die. It win kill 90
the most luxuriant crop In about three dayr. Try
1t and be convinced that what we say is 80.
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| VIRGINIA WAREHOUsIHG AND GUARANTY
CoaPANY.-There is bill now pending be-
| fore the House OF Delegates for the incorpo-
ration Of the Virginia Warchousing and
Guaranty Company. The following arc its
incorporators $. q. Tardy, Samuel Wor-
than, Franklin Stcarns, Thomas S. Bald
win, William II. Rosscli, s. NJ. Dickinson,
and Richard +. Stevens. The principal OBJ
jects are set forth in the following section OF
| the bill
"5. And be it enacted, That 1t shall be
lawful for the corporation hereby created
| to lease, purchase, hold, and convey, all
such real and personal estate ms they may
| deem necessary and convenient for carry
ing on the business of storing, warchousing,
and lighterage, and may erect warehouses
| and other ediiiccs, docks, elevators, and
| Wharyes, thereon,a ,and may rent and hire out
such of their edifices, docks, Wharves, light
ers, and other vessels, as they see fit, and may
receive on storage or deposit any goods,
| wares, merchandise, or other kinds of pcrso-
nal property, for safe-keeping or shipment,
| and to transact.and carry onall kinds OF bu-
siness usually transacted by Warchouscmcn
and lightermen, and to collect and receive
| compensation for storage, dockaSe, wharf
ase, and liglterage, for the use Of their
warehouses, docks, WharyeS, Quays, and
the elevators and machinery connected
Herewith, or the lighters employed or
owned by them, together with the charges
and expenses for labor or otherwise in the
receipts, delivery, or custody, of goods.
| wares, or merchandise, received by or
| stored with said company, ut such rates
and on such terms as may be agreed upon
In any contract made between any owner,
dcpositOr, or shipper, and this corporation ;
and all said charges and expenses above
specified shall be Il lien, and said lien may
manner hereinafter specified for the collec-
ton and reimbursement to this company OF
advances, interest, commissions, and eX-
pcnscs, made by them on the pledge of any
real or personal property
This company will commence It's opera
tions here Us soon as the bill passes.
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The continued rain does not answer we'll for the
wheat crop, hut our friends E. d. SPENCE 4 SoS
seem to be doing thrifty business In umbrcl ts.
They have all kinds, grades, styles, and patterns
of this useful article, which they orc selling at
prices 10 suit the times. 1900 Main street is the
place for all kinds OF gentlemen's wear.
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W. GODDlNwill sell at up. M. a brick tenement,
on lcasehold, on Seventh between Main and
Cary streets.
JAMES LAWRIE. High Constable, will sell mt 10
A. H. a lot OF furniture. He Will also sell at u
Nj. framed building, on leased ground, on
Main between Fifth aud Sixth streets.
ID. b. PARKER, United States Marshal, will sell
ut l2 NJ, ut Kagland Il Jones's factory, q lot of
tobacco and fixtures, &c.
COOK & LAUGHToN win sell at 1oA. NJ, at the
horsc-lot. lot Of work horses, several young
mules, &c. efs3s .@se i .s.sf
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SECOND ARREST OF PAT WOODS FOR AS
sAULT ON CONGRESSMAN PORTER -HE Is
TAKEN BEFORE THE HOUSE OF REPREsENrA-
TIyEs.-The Associated Press telegrams yes
terday brought us the intelligence that q
resolution had passed the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington for the arrest and
appearance before the bar of the House OF
certain parties in this city on the charge OF
assauting Congressman Porter, by which
assault his privileges as Congressman were
said to have been Violated.
Later In the afternoon the following tele.
gram Mas received by Colonel Parker,
United States Marshal:
WAsHINGToN, D. c., June 10, 1870.
sd. B. Parker, Esq, United States Mar
shaI, District Of Virginia:
"By direction of the House Of Repre-.
sentatiyes you will, on the receipt Of this
dispatch, arrest and hold Patrick Woods
alias Dooley's Pat until further orders.
BY ls order of the Speeker.
"Sergeant-at-Arms.'
The arrest was Immediately made by
Deputy Marshal Boiling, who, without any
difficulty, found the object of Porters
wrath at his residence, ON Broad street.
Fat made no resistance, and was taken to
the office Of the Marshal, in the custom
house building, where he was kept until
| another telegram was received, directing
! that he be taken on to Washington at once.
The order was complied with, and he will
be brought before the House of Represcn-
tatives this morning.
1t will be remembered that the street
fight between Porter and Woods took place
on Broad street about two weeks ago. Por-
ter came off "second best" but got out of
the way too quickly to have sustained seri-
Gus injury. Woods was ut once arrested
and imprisoned by order of Mayor Ellyson,
before Porter got out warrant. When
brought before the Mayor he was examined
on the charge contained in the war.
rant, and sent on to the grand
jury to be indicted for unlawfully and
feloniously assaulting and beating G. II.
Porter, with intent to MAIN, disfgure, dis
able, and kill said Porter" He was bailed,
and has been In attendance on the grand
jury every day OF their session awaiting
their action.
But the old-flshioned means of bringing
man to justice by Indictment and a fair
trial are too slow for the Yalorous Porter.
His privileges have been violated
Later.-Mr. Woods counsel, General b.
T. johnson and John Johns, Jr., as soon
as apprised of his arrest, sued out u
writ of habeas corpus in the circuit court
returnable before Judge Wexford to-day Mt
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and placed it in the hands
of Sergeant N. M.Lee, who served it on the
United States Marshal as he was getting on
the Fredericksburg cars ut $50 z. NJ. Mar
shal Parker had no warrant to dCtain
Woods, yet he refused to obey the writ OF
habeas corpus, saying he had consulted
counsel, and took Mr.. Woods off to Wash
ineton. 1t was clear case of kidnapping,
without authority or warning of any sort.
What is the writ of habeGs corpus worth
6oyoS
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JOSEPH L. SNIPEs &CO., Box 1877 NEW YORK,
FoEMEHLY Gf RICHMOND, VA, GENERAL PUR-
CHASING AND CONTRACTING AGENTS FOR THE
SOUTHERN STATEs.--Farming, building, and
implements; hardware, brass,
copper, and lamp goods stationery, medicines,
books, musical instruments, dry goods, groceries,
etc., bought To advantage on commission ut the
VERY LOWEST New York prices, and promptly
shipped Southern sympathy and no.thcrn capi-
tai. Present and future friends address lis as
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McYEIGH & MARSHALL WIN on the 1st OF July
remove to tbe large and elegant storehouse now
occupied by Hall & Hutchinson; aud desiring e,
close out their present stock Of hats ETC., pre-
paratory TO renewing their fall supply wilt sell at
greatly reduced prices. Those In want will do well
10 call upon them. S
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: : JIM ['T 1sIOHMUND, JUNE IU I6IU.
ARRIVED.
Steamer. Petersburg, Gcoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harycys & VII
linms.
Schooner Car, Hammond, Cardenus, iron,
Tredcgar CT mpany.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
Chandise pdpasscngers, l.. Is. TatuIn.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chHndlse and passengers, Old dominion Steamship
Company. n'
MEMORANDA. gree n.
WEST POINT, June 10 ARRIVED, steamer Ad.
m!ral, Reyhold, Baltimore, merchandise and pas
scnS%rs, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return.
LIVERPOOL, ENG, Msy 27. Cleared. bark Rose
Brae, Brlmage, for Richmond.
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:, JAMES r. NETHERLAND. 7
n,yI sff8f r'7tiCiennP tfTicket AGENT.


4 AsICHmONU AND DDANYILLE RAIL.
HI ROAD.-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Cn
And after NEUNESDAY, December ~, lssy, q Q
PASSENGER TRAINS on this road win be run
as follows ~: - S'=st9 g,ly,rsis VIZ iiis9
GOING SoUTu.-Lynchburg and ,DanyIlie pas,
sepgers leave Richmond daily (exceTt Slnldaysl
1t ie:05 A. M leave Eurxcville daily Except SUM
dass) at II as E. NJ. arrive at DanYle daily lex
cept Sundays) st 6:s5 r. M.,t tTtaROUGHjMA
AND EXPRESS leaves. Richmond dsiiys Of, $40
PM; leaves Danville daily st r. NJ; er.iycs
at areenssoro' daily atA:I AsM. Sf,,ffff ti ~
GONG GNoRTH-Lyncbb1rY and Oanytne pas.
sengers leave Danv,lfc daily (eIccpt sundays) sc
7:5o A. h. ;.leaye Bgrkeyilie daily Except Sun-
days) at 2a5 T.. NJ. arrive at Nichyugnd daily
except Sundaysl Mt 1850 p. NJ THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro; daily al s:ss
r M. leaves Danvile daily at II 81 P. d. ar
riyes al Richmond daily ut 20 A. NJ. 80,
The Lynchburg and D1nyile Passenger Train
connects at BuPkeyihe with the trafng on the
Sopthside road fer Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg, and all stations on the Sonthatde and Yir-
ginia and Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox.
Vile, Dalton, Chattauooga, Nashville, Memphis,
and all important points South aud Southwest. So
The Through Mail and Express connects
ut Green2boro' with the trains on tho North Csro-
liD8 road for Charlottel Coihmb bta, AugnSta, Ma
vannah, Mscon, Mobile, Montgomery. &C., &c. :
and at Richmoiid with the Rfcbni0nd Ercderlekg-
burg and pOtomac,s Chesapeake and Oiiio, and
Richmond and York River railroads. .fe. /,
SLEEPING 5CAaS and CffIIESS phTENT
RECLINING CHAIRS on the. through press
train. THOMAS UODAMEAD,
My0 s5 iSuperiptspdrnt.lf
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HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-Thc resi-
dence of Mr.. II. A. Atkinson, Sr., corner of
Mason and Twenty-sixth Streets, Church
Hill, was struck by lightning Thursday eve
ming at half-past O'Clock. No person was
seriously injured. The shingles were much
torn from the roof, which caused q bad leak.
Strange to say, 1t struck within a foot Of
one of the chimneys, to Which was attached
a lightnins-rod in good order, and never
touched that or the chimney, but passed off
in another direction.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS HEMA1NINc
TN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE H.
john w. Wyatt, Charles Ellis, ESD. Rich
mond, Va. Henry L. Brooke, Esq, care
Hamilton Neal, Esq. Captain James Eagan,
South Oyster Bay, n. r.; Colonel H: H; b
Burnham, II. S. A., Atlanta, Ca; William
Turner, Williamsburg, VA.
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Remember " In your promenade OF an eve-
ming the neat Ice cream saloon at 'sJACKsoN's ;,
corner Main and Third streets.
He also mak!s aud delivers to families, pie
nic., fairs, &C., &c., pure ice-cream in any
quantity and Of any flavor desired.
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TRINITY METHODIST SuNDAY-ScHooL.-
The fifty fifth anniversary Of Trinity {Metho-
disD Sunday will take place to-mor-
row afternoon at 3H O'Clock.
The annual meeting of the Sunday-School
Society of this church will also take place
atSs O'Clock L. NJ.
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BODY FoUND.-The body of james Ameri-
Gus Atkinson, the youth who was drowned
while bathing in the James river near the
York River railroad OH Wednesday last,
was found yesterday near the old lock gate.
He will be buried from Trinity church this
morning at 8 O'Clock. .E.-
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MASONIC ELEcT1oN.-At the last stated
meeting of Metropolitan Lodge, No. II.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Isaac HutZler, master;
J. Fl. Grafton, senior warden;
ii. D. Danforth, junior warden;
Ed. Mccarthy, treasurer
Solomon B. Jacobs, secretary;
Moses HutZler, senior deacon;
BENJAMIN Bates, junior deacon; !.
s, e. Bates and Charles Clinely, stewards
James Il. Riddick, tiler.
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TRAIN DELAYEp-The down mail train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was de-
tanned about an hour on yesterday In con-
sequence of the giving way Of some portion
ofthe engine.
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TIE RAIN AND THE CRors.-The recent
rains and winds have doue very great
damage to the ripening crops. The Wheat'
which will be ready for the blade on Mon- 40
day. is i'm many places blown down. The
sa me can be said Of the oats, particularly
Che winter oats; and the clover has fared
no better. That which has been moved is
lying ON the ground uncured and deeaying.
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BuRGLARY.-Mrs. McDonald's store, on
First street, was broken into on Thursday
night, and about three hundred pounds of
bacon and lot Of other groceries
stolen, ...,
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n ELL1SOE !! GO. Will lrserG adycrLsementsih in
the principal neMf papers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lima. Tcrueascc, ana the nor.hcrn tilics 1t pub
lishers' rates. ior caIi,. a pp.y 1t thls otace.
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!MAfxROlkns.l


MfUhIANIf ~ NS1f1C CGtsf s8 80 y
bBRMESSa BRRATES sihs isxsE s sSsA
] R1IiI.AA,ETsPLIIA,N 9, NEE. Xs3BK sssstss,
VIA THE nIeanosn aan Hsls YMnasss,;snrcKsBcRgs y as;
AND lSs - ioeka tSssaha soEeaae TesIit' aogf
p9HTsoss 9H fns sss EHHsA7 aYssRs7 zf szas s
ss'sspssl g ga ase r
.eaellux BalsIn1rs asas sE KS ss
hecHng with alltratns, ,f0r tffs North xna Wcses 3
The steamers Of this iine are Gaed With great se1
among n ss os 81 a
Commanded BY wei. .knorn and eSpsrisiised dap
shs asss Sse; ssss
ssSa & sSs.s " !s..
tractiycness of their route The company hopc %
continue to merit T tls
oFFIgs SF TAE CoaPANy,s eoiner % q & srosd 8 I'd
Pun II ApHIra1A ELF Krw yoRx !. ii
RStSnhP1 1s e Al Principal S g9Ints A 4
As99RITHERN GENITAL, AM IHE. FEs.s !,
Freignts contracted FOR ut rates as I'M as;oy
any other route, and forwarded daily witd fais.
natsh H. 70 New York, Philadelphia, BsKimorc, and
} mo kefosene OH or oter hazardous Ill
transports G9ef OF us5d on ihfs ruufe.
Returning, the STEAMERS leavar BxJstnaore :
daily tSaildays excepred) at II. M. from sniers
Nos. aud D, Light Street between 2C0nWsy afsti,s
Harre streets, reaching RtcAinond the following Z
morning In time t0r early bres kfast. sts''S
t4e company, corner OF Broad and Eighth streets.
.sei N General Ticket and EreishS cent. i Z !.
JED. n D. MYERS, General Supesinteu dcni.
1-13Yfy
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LOCAL MATTERS,

DIVINE SERVICE To-DAY.-This being st.
Barnabas day, St. PauPs church will be
opened for divine service at - O'Clock noon.
After service there viii be meeting of the
managers Of st. Paups Church Home.
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1irhnlond lisl,atrI1,
SATURDAY. JUNE ii, 1870.
THE CIRCULATION OF. THE DIspATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR
CUt.ATiON OF ALL THE OTHER Dali Y
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTI0N SALES THIS DAY,

On oil Dss6afc or prtuate saies Of Real Estate
made betsoeen the lst Of January anu the 1st OF
July theparchnser8p pay the ta5es for the present
year, t'tt on aH sales 6etDcen the first day OF
J'tty and the last day Of December the seller.
1fauR them. ..tE 80. - - Il
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Il PETERSBURG will leave her .sai.sssssssS - -
wharf SATURDAY, June 11th, aE O'CLOCK l.. VI.
Freight received up to hour of departure. For
freight or passage, apply to
ir0--3t HAkVEYS Il WJILIA Ms.
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by, ,ELLYsog q TAYLOR, nextto Dfspatch Of;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11

pstesson,a afaaastsle and Leslte's Plefsdat
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-11

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