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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-01

REscUED.-A little boy named Joseph lay
lor while fishing near the upper coal wharves,
yesterday evening, had a fit and fell into the
river. Fortunately assistance was at hand and
ne was rescued before he received any serious
injury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-01

FESTIVAL IN WAnRENToN. The ladies OF
Warrenton held strawberry and ice cream
festival on the nights Of Monday and Tuesday
last to raise funds for the erection OF 4 monu
ment to the Confederate dead buried near that
town. hat their effort was successful no one
who has heard, or knows any thing about the
attractions of the Warrenton ladies cntertaius
4 doubt There is not . true man in that town
or in the country round about. who would not
eheerfully give his last greenback for bright
glance from their sparkling eyes ora pleasant
word from their crimson lips.
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GUNNER BOARDING
Az NGDAI T.

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
This pleasant and very healthy Summer Place,
at Lincoln, three miles from Hamilton station,
W. L. o. K. H., is being thoroughly fitted up,
and will be open for the reception of boarders
June 10th, 1871.
a COACH will be kept for the accommodate
ton Of boardcrS which will meet the trains reg
ularly on Saturday, and Mondays ut Hamilton
Stutinn
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.IECK BOOKS, CHEAP!
CHECK BOOKS CHEAPER!

INHEtk BOOKS, CHEAP!
Y CHECK BOOKS CIEAPER!!
CHECK BOOKS Cl1EAPEST!!!
Another supply OF those Beautiful Checks, ON
First National Bank, neatly and substantially
bound in books Of 3UU, 400, 5uU and EUO Checks,
wide margin, which cannot, and shall not be
undcrsold in any place north or south of the
Potomac; just received and for salr hy
my PIT JOHN II. PARROTT.
CPICES-Ju,t received full line. both whole
- and pure ground. consisting OF Black, Cay,
ennc, Long and White Pepper, African and
White Jamaica Ginger, Cinnamon, English
Mustard, Mace, Nutmcgs, Cloves and Allspicc.
Also, Pure Cream Tartar and English Ri -Carb
'oLa. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers
and al lowest mhlirt rates.
my u yANNEI u co.
NEW GOODS
l have received another lot Of superior
Also LAMA SACuUES, an article now
greatly worn. J. NJ. STEW ART.
my -
.NoT1cE.
All persons indebted to the undersigned will
please settle by Jiinr 10th. All accounts re-
manning unsettled Oh that datr will be- placed in
hands for collection. T. q; SWA1NE,
my 2'-lw NJ. y! North Royal street.
JELLY TUNBLEEs
Just received :. lot of the best and cheapest
JELLY TUMBLERS ever sold in Alexandria
g. EDWIN ENTWISLE,
my 81 King street.
~ BBLS. NO. l POTOMAC HERRING,
w and . half bbls Family Roe Herring,
carefully selected and packed for our own trade.
for sue BY AVERY & DAVIDSON.
my29 226 King St. cor. Alfred.
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CoMpLlMENT-;Thc Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction, in letter to the County Super
inteudent of Public Schools for Alexandria
county, says:-''The result Of the vote on the
school tax was more favorable in your county
than in any from which we have heard. We
may add that the levy voted was, probably,
greater than any other in the State, being up
to the highest limit allowed by law.
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S. to so per week, according t" rooms
Children under ten years of age and servants 50.
Several single gentlemen can be accommodated
with very pleasant thrl-stUry rooms ut So per
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THE ORIGIN OF THE LATE FIRE. lie
Committee Of the City Council appointed to i'll
vc<tigatc the origin Of the late fire. met again
yesterday evening, and continued their cxa!ni-
nation Of witnesses William Gooahanl. Jos.
Huntington and Craven Pcyton were examined.
The evidence elected was entirely crcumstantial,
though that Of two of the witnesses vas essen
tially contradictory The meeting adjourned
until this evening, when the investigation VAS
~ have been continued
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Tue NEW MARKET HoUsE-The commit
Tee of the City Council, appointed to consider
the plans for the new Market House and to de-
wise the means required to erect the proposed
building did not meet last night. but will meet
at the Auditor office at eight o clock tonight.
1t is understood that several distinguished ar
chitccts will be contestants for the prZ. to be
awarded for the selected plan. An exact copy
of the plan Of thc old stceplc has been OBJ
tanned
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DOR. 5 a i.
THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND NALUA-
BILE PROPERTY, BELONGING TO TIE
COM MON " 4 1T II OF VIRGINIA,
KNOWN As TlIE ARMORI PROPERTY.

The Board of Public Works ii Virginia be-
ing authorized and required II sell tho lots ana
watcr-pOwcr belonging To the Commonwealth
situated in the city If Richmond, and known Ia
the ARMORI PROPERTY, will offer the
| SAME on the premises ut public auction OH the
18TH JULY NEXT II / L VI. The payment
to be made in Star, lords, III pu!I and IN" pur-
chnscralnwcd Il credit Vi * and twelve month:
from the date "i It's APPROVAL and ra:ifcat!"N -
the next General Assembly.
About onc-third of the PROPERTY on the west
ern boundary, is under = lease until lst July,
1876 10 Robert Archer y Co.. Ut rental OF 81 5U0
per annum and tho sale will be- subject t" IL
conditions.
This property labout six acres adieins the c&-
tcnsvc iron works belonging IL tho Ircdegni
Company bounded on one side BY the lame
River and Kanawhu canal, s22l feet, and the
other tor lower side, All feet Oh James rre.'
the fall being between the canal and river NIFTY
feet.
Plan Of property Is now on file i'll the office OF
| the Board of Public Works, at Richmond, t"
whom application should be made for turtherih
| formation.
| b. order Of the Board ri ".,hilc Works , "
| Virginia. THOMAS II. DEWITT
Soc Board Of Public Works.
| Richmond VA. up 2S-lawts
| GALE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE FARM
~ ERS BANK OF NIRGlNIA.-ln obedi-
| ence to decree of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the District OF Virginia, tho
| Hn,dcer;Signcd will, on the 22D DAY Of JUNE
NEXT, beginning ut 10 "'cloc, a. W., at the
court house door of said court, in the CUSTOM
house building, in the city OF Richmond, mako
sale for cash, of oil the EXPECTS of the Farm
crS Bank of Virginia, consisting of
BONDS,
BILLS,
NOTES.
JUDGMENTS
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
Il trust from William ID. Shepherd and wife,
dated the 9Th day of December 1867, recorded
among the land records Of Fairfax county ir"i
H, N. q, folio Jag, and for the purposes ,hcrci2
mentioned l shall offer for sale by public auc-
ton, mt Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day Of June, 1871, (tlat being Court day.
that TRACT OF LAND in said deed men ion
cd, called OAK MOUNT, containing near 300
acres.
This tract Of land is situated near the viH.gc
of Falls Church; IS well supplied with wood il
well watcrcd, and is i most desirable tract of
land 1t is about six miles from Georgetown
Alexandria, and or from the city Of WASH
ngton.
An orchard Of choice fruit has recently been
planted upon the premises. The dwelling, which
was of brick, has recently been destroyed by fire
Terms: \ sufficient sum will be required in
cash to pay expenses Of sale and what is now
due. which will DC about S240O the remainder,
50. 1890, in two equal payments; one half on
the lst day of january, 1872, and the residue on
the lit day Of january, 1875, with interest from
the lSt day of January, lS7l-thc purchaser TO
give notes, together with the deed OF trust to
secure their payment Convcyanccs and stamps
ut the expense Of the purchaser.
THOS +. LOVE. Trustee.
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REFERENCES

NET LNF-N NT'C.
Mrs Edwin Green, 1903 X st., Washington.
Capt c. G. Baugh, First Aud. office,
Robert II. Miller rS-l.. Alexandria. Va.
Address: : T. NICHOLS,
Lincoln. Loudnun county. Va
LoudouN county. my Tim
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just received a lot of the best and cheapest
JELLY TUMBLERS ever sold in Alexandria.
g. EDWIN ENTWISLE,
LEY -, liz KIM .iIcci
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DOOley's Yeast Powder stands unequal
led for making light, healthy and nutritious
rolls, biscuits, griddc cakes, sc. The ingrc-
tlicnts used in the manufacture of this powder
are not only chemically pure but so proportion
ed that the results produced arc the sumo each
time In this respect it possesses superiority
over al Others in the market. Only two tea
sale by groccrs generally Use Doo.cy's Yeast
Powder only. D""lcy u Brother, Proprctor$,
60 New stree, New York. my 2I-culw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
You Haven't tried them.-Victim

Xou Haven't tried fhem.-Tictim of
debility, who is responsible for your feebleness
Not yourself, YOU will say, for you've done all
You could to cure it. That's mistake on your
part.
You haven't tried HostetterS Bitters.
gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy stomach
ana II world-weary face, of course you don
think yourself responsible for your own tor
nents. But you are. 1t is easy to sec from
your condition that you haven't tried Hostcttcr' :
BttcrS
Bilious sufferer, il is not Your fault you think,
that your symptoms grow worse day by day
Blue pill doesn't do you any good. Eory likely.
But you can be brought round for all that.
Why haven't you tried HOstcttcrS BittcrS?
Friend, on whom fever and aguc alternately
blows hot and cold, and whose brain seems to be
bursting with the effects of some powerful drug
do You assume the responsibility? o, no! You've
taken piles of quinine, and all the regulation
medicines. What could you do more? One
thing more-thc very thing that would have cx-
cmptcd y"u from all the pangs that now rack
ynu.
You have never tried HOstctter 5 Bittcrs.
Nervous invalid, what have you to say? You
plead that you have taken all the ncrvnes of the
pharmncopniu Ifthcy have done you no good,
It is not your fault. You are not responsible
Wrong, all wrong. You have, in reality, no.
body to blame but yourself.
why haven't you tried HnStettcrs Bitters
For all the above-lumcd complaints, the Bit
tiers are absolute specifics. my 2-colw
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IIlV WIl;l,OrVrT cIa!. tNrrr De.
Creditors ul the Bank whose claims have been
allowed. are, under said Decree entitled I. set off
at par their claims against any purchases Of said
effects they may make
y descriptive list of said effects NAV be seen at
the office Of David j. SAUNDERS on 18th street
between Main and Bank, in Richmond. which
the public are invited to call and examine Thi,
list will be printed for circulation, and will b..
ready ~ soon rs it can be prepared.
DAVID j. SAUNDERS
Receiver Farmers, Bank of Virginia.
Richmond. ap lS-lawtS
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rResl Estate Agents and Auctloneers
vvtTITARIE FARM AND OTHER PROPa
Y ERTY AT AUCTION-COMMlSSloN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

at the instance of perured witnesses
and tried by corrupt courts and juries
packed to convict. And this is the
state of things which Acknowledgement
Akorman, once the loud-mouthed southern
advocate, has been exerting himself to
bring about, and to the promotion OF
which he bas Of late given so much OF his
personal attention. We are afraid that If his
old friends in Georgia could noao get a fair
chance at him thev might not be able to
resist the temptation of,treating him to q
coat of tar and feathers.
By the way, we infer from your notice in
the Dispatch 1--WE are SO fortunate as never
to see the State JournaD that the Radical
sheet In Richmond honored our illusions
to Akerman in our letter from WASH
ington, Ga, with notice. We have
only to say that we received our ac-
count from one of the most highly-re-
spected ministers of the gospel in the State
Of Georgia, who was at the time pastor
insLincoln county, and cognizant Of all the
facts. We expect, however, TO visit that
section again before long, and we will in
quire into further details OF kkerman's
record, which we will send YOU for the de-
lectation of the Journal. But enough for
the present. ur FIATOR.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
Disciples Church (Mayo trcet).-Elder
L. Cutler at II A. NJ. and * Z. M.
Christ Episcopdl.-Seryices at p. M.
Elbd Pdrk.-Rev. DR.. Hoge at7H 2. NJ.
Fulton Bapttst.-Rev. S. f. Taylor at II
A. NJ.
Pine. Street Baptist. A. Z. Dickin-
son at II A. NJ. and TX P. NJ.
Sidney Baptist. st.-Rev. II. II. Harris at II
A. NJ; Rev. S. NJ. Provence at p. II.
First .Baptist.- j. L. NJ. Curry at
II A. NJ. The regular monthly meeting OF
be held in the First Baptist church at 4
o'clock p. M.
Grace-Street Baptist Rev. j. A. Cham
bliss at IL A. M. and * 2. M.
Second Baptist {. &. Biting at II
a. nj. and IL ?. NJ.
Letgh-Street Baptist.-Rev. J. 3. Jeter,
D. D.. Mt IL A. NJ.
0dd Felloeos' Hall (Mayo and Franklin
streets).-Hev. D. NJ. Henkel at ii A. NJ.
and * p. NJ. Subject ut night /" The
Reformation OF Luther"
Trinity Methodist. Monthly meeting of
the Methodist Sunday-School Society at 34
Y. II. Rev. John Z. Edwards and others
will speak, and there will be other interest
ing exercises.
Virginia Hall ninth street, Rev. John
dren at 3h Z. NJ. Services i'll German.
Clay Street Methodist -Rcv. DR.. Lee
will preach at IL o'clock a. NJ. aud *
Colored Methodist. Rev. NJ. Marshall OF
II A. NJ. at the Third-Strect church at 8
2. Ri. at Cash Corner; and Wesley Chape
atTH M.
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EDITORS OF DISPATCH ~ our paper OF yes

EDITORS OF DISPATCH ~ our paper Of yes-
terdiy contained 4 card over the signatures OF
Justice AID Truth which is evidently an emana.
tion from some sewing-machine man who is
ashamed 10 subscribe his name to such sDiteful
and malicious prediction. We depart from our
usual custom in tlclng such 'stufP'' to declare
to tie public that neither Of the members Of the
committee upon sewing machines at the "rccen.
Stale Fair" had pledged themselves In any manner
VIII ttver. nor have We ever heard before or since,
from either mtmber Of the committee, any ex-
preston up to this time in favor OF the 'tDc mes
tic'' other than the decision the committee had
come to- from the chief Of The Second Department
Sir. Andrews. We contrad ct the statements made
by this uery honorable anonymous as ddty We
owe the public, not hec iuse the members OF the
committee are In any dsnger Of injury In the city
which has much to be proud Of their skill
rs machinists aud manufacturers as we'll as their
character for honor and enterprise.
We are ready at any time 10 show the public
the Domestic" at our rooms, and they can ct
once determine for themselves whether this deci-
sion Is a just one or not. AVERY & Co.,
90 Main street.
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A FoRGERY.--Cyer our signatures IN the COL
umns OF the Dispatch or yesterday there ap-
peartd card which we pronounce forgery OF
our names, wilful Misrepresentation OF fac.s
md slander upoa the gentlemen who formed the
committee upaD sc~ing-n: ch nes at the recent
state F..tr. truth on her part declares that the
gentlemen selected for this committee have no
supcT!ars in This city as men or honor, and rs
men OF enterprise, experience, and ability, I'VE
done much, snd are ling much, towards placing
our CITY foremost In The rank or manufacturing
cities OF the South aud Jastice declares that the
Cp'uion OF .hese cminen. me chinists Was formed
upon merits Of the different machines alone and
they were neither Influenced In their decision by
the agents of the ''Domeittc" nor by those COM
pst!tors who, a. such Rre4. expense, brought
operators from Massachusetts and other places
North for the purpose Of taking the premium,
and who, because they Jailed TO DO so, induig-
ing their spite as s&ch people generally do.
JUSTICE AND TRUTH.
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Court or ArPEALs.-The following hus:-
ness Has disposed of in this court ycstcr-
day:
Massie Us. King and others, on an appeal
from the Circuit Court Of Rockingham
county. Decree partly affirmed and partly
reversed the appellees to pay costs.
Strider and GoldsDorough as. the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad ComplnN
upon an appeal from a decree of the Cir
cult Court of Frederick county. Decree
affirmed.
Henderson Is. Maynard. Suit dismissed
unless new supersedeas bond in tHe
penalty of $1,000 be given before 1O.h De-
ccmber, 1871.
Newton and wife rs. Buckingham and
wife. Dismissed.
Cranes guardian rs. Crane. Case com.
mcnced on an appeal from n Judgment of
the Circuit Court of the city OF Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

POLICE COURT, FRIDAY-Justfce j. j..
White presiding.- following cases were
disposed of:
Dolly Robinson, charged with assaulting
and striking Mrs. j. w. Keith. Dis
charqed-no prosecutor appearing.
Monroe Jackson (coloredl, charged with
asguulting and throwing salt in the face
aud,eyes of Joseph Green. Settled by the
Daniel Taylor (colored), charged with
stealing two hares valued at thlrty-tl7e
cents, the property OF Warner Carlton,
was discharged, there being no evidence to
sustain the charge.
Charles Fisher, charged with stealing
lot of wood from j. T. Burroughs. Dis
char ged from the charge OF larceny, but
bound over for three months in the sum OF
$50 as a yagrant and suspicious character.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

THOMA3 w. KEESEE will cell a. 10 A. n. +. 10
Of fne triple silver. plated 1are, table cutlery,
clocks, &C.
COOK & LAUGTTOH will sell al 10 A. III at
the ho-se-,ot, tborou shb:ed stock, new Con-
cord buggy, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at P. NJ. a
three-s.Cry framed Dwelling on the north sids
OF Brown or Poplar sIeet second house west
Of Fifteenth street.
LYME & BROTHER will rell at L. NJ. in front
of the courty courthouse, market farm.
They will also cell at4A 2. NJ, on the premises,
three lots on the northeast corner OF Venable
street and Mechanicsvllle pike.
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INCORPORATION OF A SETTLEMENT CoH-.
PAEY.-The Secretary OF the Commons
wealth has received for record copy Of O
charter granted by Judge Dickinson, OF
Prince Edward, to the Randolph Combi-
nation Settlement Company. The princi-
pal purpose Of the company is the purchase
Of lands at or about Carrington's Mills, In
Charlotte county, and the establishment of
q village thereon. The capital stock is 20
to he not less than $100,0 nor more than
g., 10000, to be divided into shares Of S1oo
and the chief business transacted at Sylvan
Hill estate, in Charlotte county. The off,
GERS for the first year are Colonel 7. III. Z.
Talcott, of Richmond, president ) L. s.
Squire, of Richmond, secretary; John
Dunlop, OF Richmond, treasurer; and
these, with Mcssrs. K. Y. Gaines and John
Asher, constitute the Board of Directors,
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-The subscriber begs leave
AA to inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has removed to his new storehouse.
No. sl3 Marshall street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
He will keep constantly on hand full supply OF
FLOUR, MEAL, POTAT0Es, Hay, SHUCKs,
CORN, OATS, and MILL FEED. H
Thankful for past support, he respectfully
sol,cits continuance OF Jour patronage. =
Very respectfully, 4. Il. ELLETF,
nn11at No. 5Ia Marshall street.
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Airtlutoud 1ispatrh.
Ii, 1871.
BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE ComBINED
| CIRCULATION CT ALLTHE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
LETTER FROM "vIATOR."
of the Richmond D,soafch

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
TRIP THROUGH SOUTH CARoLrNA-CoLUM-
BIA-THE "NEw ERA ROB-
Berry. CORRUPTION, BRIBERY, AND CRIME
HEAVY TAXATION OF THE TRUE PEOPLE TO
SUPPLY, ,sTEALINGs FOR THE NEW RULERS.
BEAUTIES OF, NEGRO RULE-No PUNISHMENT
FOR CRIME; HENCE THE oRIGIN OF vIGI-
LANCE CoMMITTEEs--THEsE NOT POLITICAL
CRY OF "KUKLUx" RAISED ny THE
THIEvEs-MARTIAL LAw-DRTAILs OF THE
REIGN OF TERROR-No ONE sAFE-PEoPLE
FLEEING THE sTATE-AKERhAN-uIs FUR
THEIR RECORD PROMISED,
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BEN SCOTT IN 1RoUBLE.-Captain Ben
Scott (colored) was arrested yesterday
taken before United States Commissioner
Pleasants on the complaint OF Charles T..
Irvine, who charges him with passing 4
ten-dollar note which proved to be coun-
terelt. The officer who made the arrest
testified that Scott had admitted to him
th1t he knew the note to be counterfeit.
Scott said he had obtained it from the trca-
surer Of the City Conservative Committee.
The case was continued until O'Clock this
morninu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

TRADE UNION COMPANY OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-This is q company recently
organized in this city for the purpose of
conducting a general commission, manu-
featuring and mercantile business. At q
late meeting oftbe Board Of Directors Maj.
Chas. E. Snodgrass, well-known citizen
Of Henrico county, was elected correspond
ing and business agent. The Board also
approved the action of tie President in ap-
pointing Mr.. Chas. T. Preston, of Boston,
who represents an interest of $4,000, the
company's agent for the cities of New York
and Boston and the New England States.
MIR. E. S. Howe is the president, and MIR.
Z. W. RalSton the secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

HEART LIFE" by Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler.
Published by the American Tract Society.
This book is a series Of short writings
well calculated to improve the mind and
heart Of those who peruse its pages. Also,
"Poems of Home Life" published by the
American Tract Society. A collection of
poems from different authors. A very
agreeable book to read. The above books
were handed us by L. L. D. Waford, agent
American Tract Society, No. 9l4 Main
street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

THE LAWYERS CASE DEcIDED.-In the
Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond yes.
terday Judge Wexford decided against the
city in the case OF the lawyers who con-
tested the right of the city to impose upon
them license tax. The decision was sub
stantially that the city had a right to i'm.
pose the tax, but that the Council had done
so in an irregular manner. An appeal will
probably be taken.
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MD. Id
sos,s zen. furnishing goods a. Z. n $685..

chauta CLERK. n1.-We 80 call she attention or m
road a.ssmaS,n ans courts ahsrns, lawyers ran.
~ otners having orders for prsnt,ra u ssensa snt
nes ouersd at the EIsrArca Pa1,~t,t ~ me ,ac1n'
hts9hAENT Tor the prompt and ra,hr., 's EsTAb
or asi Kinds OF job Printing. We lee e1eeutiol
shors notice Cards, sin-Besds Ia,tal a.
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks. paas psnns,pi
Tags Hand-Bills, Catalogues Bis OF Fsra sn
hiis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. sst,srsc.,s '
guaranteed. .s.r olscuo
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ROSE AND HARRY WATKINs.-These
gifted " stars" announce weeks engage
ment ut Virginia Hall next week. They
are favorites here, and will probably be
rs successful now as heretofore. Mrs.
Watkins is better known in Richmond as
Mrs. Charles Howard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

THE THEATRE.-Johnny Thompson's
" Wandering Dutchman took the house
by storm last night. Tonight it will be
repeated. On Monday night Neil Warner,
the trasedian, will appear in Shahspear-
can character.