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KNIGHTS OF PYTHJAs EXCURSION TO BAL
T1MoRE.-Thes excursion of Old Dominion
Lodge, No. 4, Knights of Pytbias, of this
CITY, to Baltimore, Oh Saturday hast, is re-
presented by those who were so loi tunato
as to participate in it to have been success
IN every pal ricular. The trip was by the
York River line of steamers, and the cool
and bracing weather down the bay was a
great relief from the oppressive heat of the
week previous, and the pleasure OF the trip
going and returning was enhanced by the
untiring efforts Of Captain Freeman and
Purser Biddle, of the steamer State OF Fir.
einia, to promote the pleasure as we'll rs to
provide for the care and comfort of the cX-
cursionists. The entire freedom of the boat,
with it's almost unlimited resources, was
tacitly placed ut the disposal of the Knights,
and no effort spared on the part of its o1fi-
GERS to make the excursion, so far as they
were concerned, pleasant affair. Ar
irving at Baltimore, the knights were re-
ceiyed by n embers Of the Order in that
city, and during Sunday and Monday were
escorted to the many points OF note ana In
terest in and around Baltimore.
One of the most pleasant features of the
trim was the visit to the private parks, club
bindings, and places Of pleasant resort, IN
baltimore. Many of these are open only to
their respective members, and oil others are
risidly excluded !; but with The Influence
and underline guidance of the Messrs. Gili'
more. proprietors of the Eutaw House,
where the knights had been provided with
Quarters, an unchallenged entrance to each
and all was pei mittcd. These gentlemen
were. indeed, untiring in their efforts to as
mlre Che object of the excursion--the, ENJOY
ment of a pleasant hoiiday-and the'i
marked courtesies to our boys VIII nos seoI
be forgotten. The Knights leit Balr!mort
Monday evening and a fived homo yesters
day MOI ming, ~ !. - Z - !
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NAMED no such question as that have now
% decide could well have arisen. Bilt the
J. .;:siature did not allow it to remain. On
tiI1 contrary, a sool1as the attention Of that
body had been chilled 10 the effect of this
provision they promptly struck tout. Thus
it appears to me distinctly and deXplicitly re-
ST. ;c:ing all iuyesti!, .,tion into the quail
licatious Of the v9tos TO the period an.
.erinr TO his castTrs his ballot; for it
can sGarcely be- fc6ntended that the Le.
sdiGss 5s Safe %ssn easT ae e she
tfn:ng tl ~ the the Is pssgsss5F f ThoH on eiector
voteP thereby to leave the courts to
arrSs at that fact through the medium
Of imperfect and ambiguous, testimony,
Of heresy, admission; or : circumstar-
tfial evigeIne, leading through intermi-
Fnable mazes of doubtful DrooI to at best
an unsatisfactory copeluslon. 1t is con-
tended, however, That the provision, sec
ton 81, FbM gives to the LegislatU
pGGer to examine DISPUTED voves isjn con,
tlict ith this vjSs. L tb'1k :HGsssr Tne
rsSs0n thata1sf fRep5Ssem t6Wfich have
6sa red esb Aedly passed on the eve of
sssts efeti0H. and no doubt the prov isions OF
section G1 were overlooked, or if not over
looked, they were regarded rs part OF that
high prcro yative which is claimed for all
|ltSslsIhoAfC bOOlCSs
These views satisfy my mind that the
Legislature did not intend any investigation
behind the ballot. .....
My opinion is, therefore, that so much Of
the answer of the respondents rs sets up the
claim that Illegal and l;audulent votes were
cast at the election is improper, and should
be rejected.
After tho decision had been read, Mr.
Maury, Oh behalf of the complainants, said
they would be willing to 60 right on " it'll
the contest, but not having been able yet
to cyrmire the documentary proof, would
ask day to eyllnirc the retulh etc. /
Jud"e Crump: We have no objection 10
your nayi.Ig access to the returns, but 0l
course the Ballots can orly be examined in
the presence Of the Coull.
tcThe Court: Leave is granted, with the
con-, ;ut Of the opposing counsel. . -.s'
=. Judge Ould then asked that the witnesses
for the complainants be called and reGog-
nzed to appear to-day. The following
were thcrellpOn called and notified to be III
attendance tnis morning ut II O'clock: w.
". ctover, j. j. Underhill, Benjamin
Dtacc, D. C. Richardson, W;'r",n j..
White, w. Fl. Paul, E. D. Fitch, aud
George Dowden.
The court then adjourned,
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| PoLIoE CouRI, TrE-DAy-Jos, 3h j
| While I'oticc Justicc) presidslJ.-Marth:
Bradley (coiored), dunk and disorderly
Sent to i;'l in default of security for good
behavior.
Thomas McGinty and Charles Logan
fighting in the street. Fined s. each. :.
Tobias Eacho, assAulting and beating VIII
liam NJ. Eacho. William III. Eacho, assault
ing Tobias Eacho. Case continued. ,..
| vack Solomon (colorcd), asSaulting and
heating Priscilla Solomon. Bound over fol
six months.
Tobias hacho, threatening tho life of q
d. Chamrl"in. Case continued.
Drusi'Ia Washington, Hcbccca Jones. and
MAJ ,ha Hill (alI colorcd), kccpin" oisor.
derly house. kcbccca Jones was discharged
and the others fined s. ca III. a..t :.
Thomas Walker, trrSpassing on the
premi es of J. I'erdue. Case dismissed.
Daniel Diiscoll, assault;ng Thomas Hill
Continued.
Lizzie Griffin olios IIardeman, Bette
Anderson, and Winnie Jal ,is, threatening
to assault and abusing Belle Robel Ison,
sum Of $500 to keep the peace for six months
Preston Nucko''s, having in his posses
sion IL INK and wearing apparel supposed
to have been stolen. Discharged. r....-.
| Elizabeth Hubbard and Belle Robertson
| for thrcatcring to assault and abusing Lizzie
Hardeman ALIAS Lizzie Griffin. Dismissed
with an admoritiOn. - ':' -. ;. 49,.
Elizabeth Hubbard, charged with cutting
| Lily Bennett with Ii sharp instrument
| Sent on i'm 1900 bail-LizZic Nynne surety
James b. Smith. obtaining 81 worth o
goods from Robert Reid under false pre-
fences. Case continued until 9TH instant.
John Cal ioll and John T. Floyd, fighting
in the St. Charles Hotel bar-room. Dis.
missed.
Wilson Smith {colored), stealing clothes
| from Mary Banks. DISCHARGED. r.1
Isabella Jones and Dolly uumsden, fight
ing in the streets. Dolly was discharged
| and Bella fncdSJ.
Tobias Brooks and JIcnlg Gaines (co.
lored), invading the premises and thrcaterl-
ing the FIFE of CEirlei DcIIzlcr. Discharged.
Hcmy Cooper (colored), assarlting and
beating Emily Kinney. Fined fifteen sh'l
lings. ..t T.. .. g. 4. -.
james Coleman (colored), throwing stones
in the street. Dismissed with a lecture.
Augustus Williams, assaulting Charlotte
Mitchell with rod and resisting the po'
lice. Case continued until this morning.
Alfred j Johnsepfc elnged). feloyiously aid
| fnG in the stealing. OF 4 god watch Woi oil
$1l from BurWelt s,oinson. Dismissed.
Sterling Phelps, beating William l.. Da
| Wis. Discharged. .. ,......;,i,..t
Lily Bennett, for assaDiting end beating
Belle Robertson, was fined s. and required
to give bond to keep the peace for Six
| months. lt-t.-i-' ~ ~ - .f-..th F.: #ts'"
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GRAND -lIusTINds COURT The
following is list Of the grand jury serving
at this torn of the Hastings Court: George
w. Smith (foreman), As. Lee, E. D. Eacho,
William English. W. 2. W. Tavlor, w.
W. Timbcrlakc, =: ii. starke, E. h. Maury,
| s. c. Grccnhow, Robert A. Paine, j. il.
Claiborne, Z. F. Ladd. +. II. Isbel,, f. A.
Smith, Alfred Moses. n. G. Linscomb, Jas,
kcrsey, W.;J. Yarbrou"h, S. W. HarwOod,
II. l.. c. BasIlelvill, V IL. Hax2't. G. i.
|Lip"comb, A. D. Towncs, George W. Gre
ter.
At their session on yesterday the iury
found true bills of Indictment for felony
O ~ainst Joshua Tyler, Martha Jones, +. +.
Iharp, ana James Washington; and for
misdemeanor against Franklin IaliafoTro,
James Ii. Walker, and Stephen Lewis.
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Ladies desire what mon admire-and this little
thing Is beauty. What 90 we say is beautifulP a
Transparent complexion and luxuriant head o,
hair. What VIII produce hcsep HA0AS's MAC
SoL1A BALM viii mako any lady OF thirty apDe'sF
but twenty, and LYONS KhTHAIRoN VIII keep
every hair in lis place and make II grow Ike the
April grass. 1t prevents tho hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandrnH aud Is the hnest hairI
dressing in the world, and at only hall ordihar J
cost If YOU want to get rid of sallowness, pim-
nles ring-marke motil-patches, ETC., don't forget
the Mapuolla Balm, ladies'. ~
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@gAE MATTERS.

COMMISSION I>E J,UNATIco INoUIRENDO:----
A commission was held ut the Medical Col
Iegc on yesterday evening. Present: .jn"
ticcs Josc Dh j. Wife, George X. Crutch-
field. and NJ. n. Clarke. The patient who: e
conr;tion of mind was inquired into is a
female, and for some weeks has been roam.
ing about the streets attracting the atten.
tion of the citizens bv her strange conduct.
Her mind is dcraugeo upon the subject OF
mari iage. The cOn'Tission decided her to
be insane, and she VII be carried to Viii
liansburg by the City Sergeant. -
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DhTu ALUM SPRINGS.
Is BATH COUNTY, VA

Tbi. ,lrgeaat and at:rartiv" SUMMER tt-
...I;T nj To-. open ~ receive visitors liiNE y
i-.r a. /, siiuurd ten M les from M,lihor"
i,ui,,. I,,,Iy ON ;iu i,Si and most direct stage
I"ai lralu, from hat railroad I" the Warm, iiot
yud liralIur >!r'nr".
M. ,,at.r. are. tonic, deobstrncnt, Alternative,
au. Il. iriug,.iit. aud ,ujoy Wide reputation isr
tu, ,.ur.. ~ All cui:tn.,,us diseases, scrnfun,
,l,rnuir d,ar:'ua, chronic thrush, dySpcpSla,
,,.rv,,tl. e. llly. Sc, and are especially Noted
"a, 'ri.,i' u nrrst for thos" allurnt& peculiar I"
!i1. .,#r. ,I,. ,'t,u u~Iij ton.
Jnr lf -. i,.tor u",. Trrparcd t" "ffrr unnGa
I.furu ats - 'il irraliti, Iuh ulcaSur"-ScchcrS
~ l t,- T,iit,ci ,ih furnished the r"nIhi al Tie
i,f, .at,i. au6 Iahdsu" Cntts.2c III 81. IL snl"-
r,,r Ia i.,Iu; al elegance and comfort u those 81
suV g.. Virginia springs.
fi,-v Wishing Ia secure Il choice or cottages or
yu,.lns would ,r well 10 Apply carly rs arrange
NO., nts ar. nov being made for The season.
FER circulars &C, giving full information, adj
,trrss JOSEPH BANTER.
rropriytOr Baih Alum Springs, Va.
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FOR SALE
CITY ORDINANCES.
A N ORDINANCE so PROTECT IL
. CENSED MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.

A N ORDINANCE 50. PROTECT LII
N CENSED MERCHANTS AND TRADERS.
PASSED JUNE 80. ls70.' II
sale by sample within this city nny goods, wares,
o5tsiHxed OH sinx license a ANY person aesr,ns
to obtain such licGnse shall apply TO the Com
mittee on Finance, who shall deteImine and assess
the the tx assessed he ahali have tho privilege OF
doing said business sash license shal a stas inc az
flaming it, and Shall authorize him to sell goods by
sample at his place Of business only, apd shall nos
ating any OF tho provisions OF this section shnll
pay 4 fine OF not less than fifty nor more than TWO
ne 70 sba gG 20 te III
the CITY jail not less than one nor N more than e,s'
weeks. - .'' =, -. - &. & -, -,
not M Particular place Of business, but by sp-
nIyino from house to house With bis sam pies,
rs sS ns Msyor fIF 20 se
oInount 10 he paif for sncb license and upon such
person pay Ing the amount % the Cty se
for failing 70 comply With this section shall 6G not
less than ffty nor more than one hundred dollars,
onc-hnlt TO 60 to the informer. ..
fuOl,snea os "u'''' Z Z. CHOW 4 RID, Clerk;
Richmond Whfo and 'Vf'gfafs Ssaass iS Gassae s+ss
n ORDINANCE 10 AMEYD CHAP-
Ia "a NdEa g0N0ERNiNG WAGONS, DRAYS,
CARTS, AND HACKS. PASSEp IgSEls ,. Is1e.
ne Il ordained Iy the Coifncttcf efty q Rfc.-
nond That chapter tssS.six Of lhs Gisyh ~ Uhd shs
addition ftile following sections ~ III
Is. The Mayor shall ffom tmG I, time desisnasG &c
surh nince or places as he shall deem proper, NJ
witch hacks or other carriages may aItnd waiting
inr emDlOy n,ent. The owner Ordciser pf any haek
~ oiher carriage which shall stand writing Tor
employment at any other time or place Pan shsa
have been desigpaIed by the Mayor shaiL Ue nnsa @
not less than five nor more tbsn twenty a'iass tor
e'Ei' "a The Mayor Ia hereby authprized 10 rake
eyulations and give directions w sases ee
carriages at the public stands or a. any rai"aa
depot, a,eamDoat landing csnnt-pask tsnamGt
theasrs or other place OF pup)ic siitcf,slnMsa5
thoy may for ~ or ssyns @
nv s,cS Mace and ii any owner, driver OF a,g
other person having ths care Of aDA or di.
rections they shall be liable 70 LIZ for each Of
than ave nor more than sHcn'' d"i'a'
Published ~ authority Of 'hs C9aSS's Cn9anSWsRp
/ t-..sttiu. .fiea"F ;,Sh T'i' CLERK Council.
II
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON y,'nsell Mt 10 4. Ma
the residence OF NIB MassR, corner of Four
:, teenth aud Ross ssNets, g general assortment
of furniture &c. ...t...... .... .s.-.-
LYME & BROTHER WIN sell at 8 ?. M5two neF
framed tensnients on tbe aor'h side 81 Yenable
nesr ElgI&e'ahstret t: -''.'. x. =
W. 0ODDIN WI" se,' ut p. NJ. the valuable lot
AT tho southwest corner Of Grace ahh Eighth
streets. ...... 70. ,ss. .,.; =" ttJ!. b.
pA1NYS %. viii sell at 10 A. M. dry goods.
isefGa and shoes, ready made -efsshlng, M3Ss
straw goods, &c. <NG
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PROPOSALS.

f."' FNGINEEH's OFFICE2
EICHMoND AND DAN VILE RAILROAD
July 6, 1910.
NOTICE TO CGNTRACTORS.-P
lN posas will be received ut this Office until the
18th dav of hucust next for the GRADING. nj = =
S,JNRf, AND TRESTLE-W DIRK, OF ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE NILES OF ROAD-an extern
sion OF the York River railroad east 1rom West
Point. :. .- :, =. :
For information In regard TO the character OIL
TN. work unG tcrlns, apply to the r1dcrsie Iet.
The right Is r>3er led reject any or ali hids.
Il. nj. K. TALCOTT,
Cr'ef Engineer Iork River Railroad
ty c div SotawtAnl5th
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GWEET SPRINGS,
y MnNkNE CnIINTY. WEST VIRGINIA

SWEET SPRINGS,
- MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
This delightful WhTERI Nc RESORT, favOra-
bly known ~ the "OiD SW EET," and famous
for the wonderful medicinal properties Of It's wa
t-rs ami fashionable patrons, will open tor the
geagou on JUNE 18th.
The location, 900 feet above the sea level, with
cool mountain air and most magnificent scenery,
tog,t thcr with two extensive baths, supplied
with mineral water from springs that rise in the
baths al teIHpcraturc OF rs ,cgrecs renders the
''pid Sweet " the most attractive resort IN the
'mit"d StltrS. lfotcis, cottages, and ball room
Illuminated iy gas.
4 suitable livery In connection witht the Springs.
Telegraph c"mInun!caiinn tn every part OF the
world. Board, &3 per day S75 per month.
JOHN Il. WILSON,
SC 20-2m Manager,
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Thc two bet rr'es for sys' en- Of bur ;ng sro-
first, 10 know what you won't - buy; an' s"-
condly, {, buy 1t of L. j. SPENCE Il SON II the
articles shor'd be linen or alpac. coata, umbrcl-
las, canes, paper collars, any lug else in the
clnIl,;np Inc.
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VARIETY SPRINGS will he opened for
Y TIE rrrrEliu,i oi visitors ON The FIRST OF
IIIN. Trey Ii" fifteen miles west Of Staunton.
tn,.t.'iy nn tir Chesapeake aud ohio r.iironn' M Inc
,..,. .t,,,,I,r. "f l,tu. E.-~ntn"ral ",'tHTS arc
,, -! -, ~,,~,inG "f rh'lvhcatn, alum. AT
-, r., aud sulpliur Mountain scenery sran'
Ms,rlnA nrhcr ,'riiuscmcnts. Bathing IN healln.- :
Nli.r GRATIS.
TENS: ,;nc month. $40: per week, Sl@; per
,}tr =. Children under twelve years and ser
wants taif price. L. i NJ. BTRRUSS, .
l., y I'm PropricturS. .
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tSNHE HOT SPRINGS.

bath COUNTY, VA.
Professor J. l.. ChEELL, NJ. D., of the University
of Virginia. resident physician.
This renOT WATEkING-PLACE VIII hi
open for the reception OF visitors JUNE lST.
Tlr.sr Springs offer unsu. pas ed attractions tc
both The Invalid aud the pleasure-seeker. No ex-
pcnse or effort win he spared by the propretors to
make it us comfortable and pleasant as possible To
The numerous sources Of THERMAL WATERS
at these Springs vary In temperature from SO de-
.rt,cs Fahrenheit 10 10 degrees Fahrenheit,
throa:.., tine intermediate degrees, and thus pre-
Scut every variety of bath for ciIrOnic diseases.
T;cy are moreover, fnd"d to prepare the sySte' u
for the hcnci IL, action OF cold miueral waters,
whether saline, sulpluirous, alumnons, or chaiv-
hr:ti. In cases Tor which such waters Us are 'ourd
I'm ncighhorng valleys ore mainly Indicated.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing a
detailed account of these Springs snd reports of
numerous cases cured relieved will be- furnished
on application to the Manager, at the Springs, or
10 5. G. TARDy & CO., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at the Springs thus a1ordiug visitors an oppOr-
tuuty of prompt communication W ith every part
OF the world j. A. MCCLUNG, Manager.
S. c. TARDY,
TUOS. II. I'RICF & co,
nv 1som Owners Ikirhmon !. Va
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Rul1moltd Aispatth.
WEDNESDAY. 6, 1870

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsP&TGi.
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. ..~ '''''F
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-Atth the last meet.
Ing of Damon Lodee, No. I, the following
officers were jnsta led: John A. Meartey,
W. C.; George w. TAYLOR. V. c.; Charles
+. Taylor, g.: +. II. Mullen, l. S.; john
o. TAYLOR, o. j.
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PROPOSED New LINE ON JAMES RIVER
A movement has for some time been onfoot
for the establishment of new line OF st cam
ers on James river between Richmond and
Norfolk. A meeting Of the oliginatoFs of
the enterprise will be held to-dayto oFgan-
be entirely in the hands OF Virginia capi-
taIists =sea. .t... sfir ~
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: RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles of jeweiry
elegant new patterns or p,ns and drops; glow
oands; Etr,,scan and enamellcd mesisilions; !; new
style neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuR AM
bosom buttons; solitaire and cluoter diamond en-
gagement rings,
Choice novelties in silyerwore, In casee, fof oft
tiai presents, now opening at :
-Js .t.,i corner Main and Tenth streets.
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THE PorK WATER

TIE RUUkBKIIWfF WATER.
Put up In glass, containing all the medicinal qua
iitics as when drank ut Its fountain head is kept
for sale al the well-knnwn houses OF Messrs. FUR.
CELL, LADD i Co.. Druggists. Richmond. Va
NJ. 4. Il e. 4. SANTOS, Druggists. Norfolk, Va.
furnish pam phcts containing letters of eminent
riy airi.t,6 with lew certificates out of mauy OF
liz. wonderful cures effected by these waters.
my
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For RAIN OR SUNSHINE an umbrella is good
thing to have therefore call OH E. b. SPENCE 70
SONS, 1900 Main street, and make your selection
out Of their largo stock Of silk, alpaca, and
gingh,m umbrellas. They have oil kinds at the
Lowest prtces ..#.r.
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DIsArPoINTM ENT.-Onc of the '1y,tcd guests,
who liadrigsed 'nsclf of In one Of l.. 3. SPENCE
& LoN's superb suits for the occasion, was Unable
to { id the Press dipner. He considers himself
fully compensated, however, by ha,.ng procured
such handsome outfit. r. .I
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AN INrogTANT GMIssroN.-We forgot TO cay
IN IT Of the Press f'nner that the cl0les
wE!ch were so much admired were bought Of f..
Is. SPENCE & Son, No. 1900 Main street.
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LoTuAIR, by Disraeli; Pu. Yourself In His
Place, by Charles Reidc and Lady OF the Ice, 10y
De UhIe; ut ELLYsoN s. TAYLoH's. llls Main
ST nat . #. : FszN#tf
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|, WHITE SULpHBRt tSPRINGs-PREss .RxGrR-
|sroN.-On account OF the crowded state Gf
cursion to the White Sulphur must be 'de.
fersed until tomorrow. et'i 80 !
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TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF MANCHESTER
meet tonight for the consideration of mat
ters of vial Importance, which will be
made public as soon as practicable.
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ATTgMpr AT MUTIYY.--On yesterday
Henry Alden and Thomas Davis, sailors,
employed on board the schooner D. ii,
lockwood, of New York, were brought
before the Police Court for assaulting The
mate OF the vessel and attempting q mutIny,
md the ease continued until .to-@nnoirov mo v y
morning, ~ y. Y IL. 1 :! .a..lt....,l !.
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Out on tho Pacific railtood, at some OF the sta :
tlons, the conductors shout out, Fifteen minut s
to enter land " 1t don't take that long to enter
the we'll stocked st IRE OF r.. i. SrENCE Il Son.
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TIE " CHIMNEY CORNER - g Every Satur-
day." and the 'Ncw York Weekly are 10
hand ,om Ellyson & Taylor, next to Dis
711ich 0liirC.
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TIE CADETS OF TIE VIRGINIA MILITARY IF-
sTIT UTE win go into camp for the SIMMER III tho
|Eockbridge Alum Springa IN = few days. '--s.s-
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All the leading magazines and periodicals for
sale by ELLYsoN Il TAYLOR, nextto Dfspatch of
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UusTINGs CoURT-Judge Guigon prcsi-
ding.-rhc following cases were tried and
disnoscd of in this coult on Yesterday:
Conmonwealth Us. John NoliiS, charged
with felony, found guilty and sent TO The
pententiaI for three years. Common
wealth uS. Thomas Freeman. charged with
felony. found guilty Of petit ldrceny and
smith, indicted for misdemeanor, ac:
uujItrl .... ..E e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

LITTLE EUCKsIIOT, ut ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's 6,
In the Ne,0 York Weekly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

ALL FASHION MAGAZINES for July can be had
at GLLYsoN & TAYLoR's News Depot, llls Msin
street. ..F -...-r a#.'-f'' - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

n. EILYsoN 4 60. will insert advertisements
,,e nr,ncfpas newspapers In Virginia, North caro-
tina. Tennessee, and the northern cities, as psp
,sbers' ra,es for cash. Apply 1t this ofncest'oy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

Remember - In your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat icc-crcam saloon ut 'JACKsoN's'
ccrre: Min and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers TO families, PIC
MICS. fairs, &c., &C., pure iee-erean in an
quantity and OF any favor desired. ,e.l., t,G
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

Blank Books In endless variety at 1913 Main
street. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH. - =. 81. ....!f4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904, is con- eHFms
~ ductng the summer campaign !,
Of The UornmisDary Department., and viii fgbt u
out OH this line. His immediate means OF active
subsistence are drawn from the four qnarters OF
the globe, including land and sea, while his re.
serves are inexhauslible. SEAS0NABLE DIM
NEIsS, REFRESHING ICES, RESTORATIVE
DRINKS or THE MOST ARTFUL COMBiNA-
TIONs AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, al
ways supplied promptly. n - -
The VEGETABLES and MEATS Of the 0easoIl
also FISH, GRABS, iTUKT!sEs, &C., served IN
al! Elrms with the most experienced skill. 4
Yiee eo7nnfssnirei He has banished want anu
installed iaxury. fisf 4as .8,t' Nuf jesl