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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09
LOCAL MATTERS

THE S. G.. B. CELEBRATION ON THE Fo,-,n-
OF JULY.-Old Dominion Lodge, kninht.
Of PythiaS, and the Southern Cross Broth
erhood have agreed to unite in the Dro
posed celebration on the 4th of july neyt
at the Fair Grounds. When it is under
stood that Old Dominion Lodge had priol
claim to the Fair Grounds, the public will
appreciate the maenanimity of the knights
III surrendering their cherished object O
relieving their lodge from its cmbarrass.
ments and voluntarily appropriating the
funds which it was hoped would be raised
by their tournament to the noble object
contemplated by the Brotherhood. The cele.
bration will be hereafter under the manage.
ment of a Joint executive committee, while
each organization will continue to prose.
cute its private arrangements with vigor-
the Knights proposing to have tourna.
ment, which promises to be 4 magnificent
affair, and the Brotherhood will hold their
first annual celebration, both at the same
time and place, and both agreeing that the
entire net proceeds be appro priatcd to de-
fraying the expense of removing our dead
from Gettysburg and Arlington. This will
not be intended as memorial celebration,
and the proposed amusements will be ap-
propriatc to the day.
has issued the following circular
RICHMOND, VA, June s, 1871.
It is possible that l have failed to invite
some of the lodges. and societies to CO.
operate in the 4th of July celebration. IF
90, the omission was inadvertent, and it is
hoped that, as the object of the contem-
plated celebration is one of universal inter-
est to our people, all will unite in making
1t a success. take pleasure in stating that
the movement has met with prompt and
hearty response from the different military
companies and benevolent associations, and
that we shall be able, by one concentrated
effort, to discharge holy duty.
The committees will meet at Covenant
Hall next Monday night at SIX O'Clock.
NJ. W. HAzLEwooD.
Chairman Committee $. G.. b."
The appointment of the following addi-
tional committees is announced:
Old Dominion Council, r. T-W. D. SIM
mons, John r. Spence, \. A. Warren.
Jefferson Lodge, Il. P.-Robert Lecky,
James Macdonald, and William Wilson.
Fidelity DiUision, S. T.-R. 7. Davis, T.
J. Appleyard, and James E. Gates, Jr.
Richmond Lodge, No. II, Il. p, Geo. A.
Lyon, j. +. Mayer, and g. 2. Selden.
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MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERS

MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD CoAPANY.-A called meet
ing of the stockholders of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company was
held al the company's office in this city on
Yesterday. Thos. Branch was elected
chairman and NJ. w. Warrington secretary.
1t was explained that the meeting had been
convened to ratify 4 contract with the
Board of Public Works to carry out certain
provisions of the act of the General Assem-
bly, authorizing the sale of the States in
terest in this company. a contract had
been drawn up, and was yesterday sub
mitted to the Board of Public Works, but
in the absence Of the Attorncy-General,
the board were not prepared to act on it.
The stockholders, not having any other
business before them, adjourned sine die.
The Board of Directors OF the company
immediately convened, and called meet
ing of the stockholders for the 18th OF next
month,
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sVMNs:H RESORTS.
,s,uE HEALING SPRINGS,
T. BATH COUNTY, VA.


Are now cpn~ with accommodati)nsf for THREE
Hl-.DRFI VISITORS.
These <ptiugs. situated In the beauti ul Warm
spring valley. occupy a cent? nj position In The
group NJ Nj, c-al sprirgs f"r which this pSrt or
Vt,gir (. Is so remarkable. The scenery is grand
and beautiful, the sir rue aud e- hiiarating, and
the bathing uxnrious and invigoraiing. pro-
duciur &C irhttul glow on the surface ana I'M
pariirc u res aic and beautiful TINT to the COM
pleNton. -
Ihcy arc Access, 10 bv the Chesapeake and
Ohto ail'oAt from Covipgton depot fifteen miles
over q e u-npike road Of easy grades, passing
In full view or the ceit arated
FALLING SPRINGS
and tbs srl"nGid scenery on Jackson's river.
Persons leaving Washington or R'c mnnd in
the mor,drg "au reach the Sprinss via Covington
yhe ssme nigh, rem ain at Coyiigtcn and arrive
NJ the Scriu.s next iGorning.
rrnf. k.SSN'Ca'S CEhEBRATED BAND
has l.. en- engaged Tor the season.
Pamphlets a.tcstinC the curative properties OF
the waters csn Re had of Mcssrs. PURCELi'.
IADn Il CO., Richmc nd, or OF the agent at the
ii. II. HOUSTOT, Nj. D.. resident physician.
BOARD: 81 per day; $50 Yer week H7S per
month, or $50 per mun!h for two mouths or NOR e.
Children un-tr ten years and colored servants ha II
price.
Telegraph snd post-oftice 'n the hotel.
jes--2swsw +. NJ. QUnk,ES, Agent
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RICHMOND TELEGRAPHERs GOING TO NEW
YoRK.-Messrs. r. Nj. j. Paynter and Jos.
McGovern left here last night for New
York, with view to representing the tele-
graphers of Richmond at the unyeiling ol
The statue of S. f. B. Morse, the father OF
the telegraph. This interesting ceremony
will take place in the Central Park on Sat-
urday, and it will call together. a vast con-
course of persons, including telesraphers
from all parts of the world. The Western
Union Company will celebrate the event by
attempting feat which will astonish every
body il successful.
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VIOLATION OF A CITY ORDINAScE.-ThC
drivers of number of wood carts continue
to violate the city ordinance by allowing
their teams and carts to stand ut the corner
of 9Th and Marshall streets. Yesterday
morning two parties who had been pre-,
viously warned to keep away were arrested
and taken to the station-house, where they
were again admonished and let of. The
rear of the Fredericksburg depot is desig.
mated for these carts to stand, where they
will not annoy any one. When arrested
again the fine designated by the city ordi-
nance will be imposed.
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PRICES OF BEST FUEL, DELIYERED.-HaH
cord sawed pine cooking wood $500.
Half cord sawed oak cooking wood, 1895.
Half cord sawed pine kindling wood, 1925.
Half cord sawed and split oak cooking wood,
$3.50.
Half cord long pine wood, $3.50; OAK 3:.7aY".
Best cooking coke, $5@Ss delivered.
semi.coke Ia new articlel for cooking, s3''a'
Bisuminous coal, all kinds and prices.
A supply Of anthracite coal sold low. Also'
cargo daily expected, to be delivered from Vessei
cheap. Eealers and consumers please order.
j. Is. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street and corner 9Th and Cary sts.
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rAPON SPRINGS,
u hAMrSaiRE COUNTY,, ~. VA
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

MoC STAIN HOUSE.
by FRAZIER G SALE, late OF Rockbr'dge Alum
Springs. snd now proprietor OF Virginia Hotel,
Stauuton, Va. The undersigned ling leased
this elegant establishment, are now engaged In
thoroughly reftung and refurnlshing the same,
from baSemsn: 10 att ;, at 3 very heavy outlay.
The water of Cold Spring" is being brought In
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel, supplying also the mod
The MINERAL WATER Of Cspou is alkaline,
and has an established reput" for its action In
dyspepsia, all affeciI of the kidneys, bladder
and urinary passages, aGd OF the skin, diseases or
women. and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING is sd.nirable for Its s.!uority
and III. great volume OF water, aud was declared
bv Gir Hsnry Bulwer Ton visit here with Mr..
Websger) unsurpassed by anything he had seen In
Europe.
The AIR of Capon is distinguished for its puri-
~. dryness, and peculiar buoyancy and elias
ticity.
A line Alum Water OF the vicinity and Iron
Water near the premises will be furnished daily
70 guests, without charge.
The proprieto.s offer to the pnhic as an earn
est of their cndesvors for tbe comfort or their
guests. a joint successful experience of sixteen
wears In The conduct OF The kockbridge Alum
Springs.
For full description, particulars OF routes, &C..
We refer TO our circular, which may be had OF
Purcell, LaGd 4 Co.. druggists, Richmond, or on
In review OF the equivalents offered, our terms
Board by the week, gil. so: by the mouth, $6O
down TO $780, according 10 durattcn Of visit.
FRAZIER & SALE,
nv l6-eodIm ProDrietors.
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CoLoRED MAsoNs.'-At a stated meet
ing of Charity Lodge, No. 0, "Free and
Accepted Masons" (colored), held few
evenings ago, the following officers were
elected tor the ensuing year: J. w. Toney,
wor>hipful master; j. w. Williams, senior
warden; Thos. II. Hill, junior warden !;
Richard Davis, treasurer; w. H. L.
Combs, secretary Christopher Jones, Sc
nior deacon; T. II. Johnson, junior dea-
con; G. w. Hill, senior steward; c. A..
Jones, junior steward ; Henry Coleman and
Richard Brown, chaplains; VIM. j. Wells,
tiler.
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. following cases were
disposed of:
VIM. Paine (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating VIM. Harris with Il
rock. Let off.
Fl. Fisher, charged with unlawfully strik-
ing Sarah Hill, and Sarah Hill for unlaw-
fully assaulting and beating August Fisher,
the child of II. Fisher. Both parties were
discharged.
Zach Pollard (colored), charged with
taking, stealing, and carrying away one
pair of boots, the property of Temple jack
son. Sent to jail for sixty days.
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FERFEcT1oN.-The nearest approach to perfcc-
aon IN articles designed for kitchen use, is that
OF OooLEY's YEAST POWDER, now generally re-
Gosnlzed as the most economical and reliable
naNlng Powder In the country. No housekceper
noui' pe "Hhoutt- To accomplish the same re-
suits, 1t requires but one.hs!f or two-th,rds the
quantity that is necessary to use of other Baking
ss, o"ses, "hl'e uniform success in making rolls,
| bread, biscuits, pastry &C., is guaranteed. Re.
commended solely on Its merits. Dooley a Rro-
sner' manufacturers, 80 New street, Sew York,
For sale by all grocers.
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MASONIC ELECT1ON.-At meeting of Me-

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At meeting of Me-
tropolitan Lodge, No. IL, held at st. Al
bans Hall last III eht, the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year: Ii. ID.
Dantorth, w. NJ; o. NJ. Marshall, 5. W.;
Benjamin Bates, j. W.; Edward Mccarthy,
Treasurer :. b. Jacobs, Secretary; VIM.
Heller, Senior Deacon; B. Z. Hartsook,
and Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, Jr., Chap
lains J. f. Riddick, Tiler; S. L. Bates and
Ii. J. Myers, Stewards.
The Lodge decided to dissolve its con-
nection with the Masonic Academy for the
present.
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Marquis of Lorne, Washington, Senate Club
House, Kensington, and all the other new style Of
collars for sale low by K. B. SPENCE j. soN, 1900
Main street. Also, Windsor scarfs, and all the
other new styles of neckwear in great variety /;
Gauze undershirts, 75c. each; Linen coats, one
dollar each; Suspenders OF all kids In great va"
riety. Pembroke shirts and drawers made to OF =
der by r. Is. SPENCE & SoN, 1900 Main street |;
perfect l or no sale. Call and leave your orders.
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communicated

RICHMOND, June s, 1871.
MesSrs. Editors Please allow me, through
your paper, to ask of our city authorities
why the public is prohibited the use Of the
certain wells and pumps (city property
and fresh water these hot days, after hay-
ing been made TO pay for tho erection OF
the same, and obliga a CITIZEN,
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W. GohD1N will sell at sp "
NO. 5os on the north side NJ a,,. LICK tenement
OF Brock avenue. % Ae'gh street, west
shuBss & wILL1aMs vii, -,
9Th streets. between 9TH ant
dkURBs & WILLIAMS vii, 90,
icsville turnpike. OH Mechan
=. W. EosaN, High Constable u,,,
Craze and '1I RIM nn,oa Hotel, 7th street. betwseI
COOK &C LAUGHTON vii, so,,
nituIc, sc. ~ ~ a. NJ. 'ur
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ne houris OF Mahomet's Paradise are described
IN the Koran as beautiful creatures, made OF milk
anu musk, and fragrant as lovely; but three drops
aion's new fragrant perfume, II Love You, ,,
on 'he handkerchief Of mort Il maiden, will sur
round her with such an atmosphere Of delicious
perfume as never was dreamed Of by prophet or
poet In Araby the Blest.
Sold by all drupvista
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THE GOAT IN NORFOLK. VIM. 5. Gil
man, OF this city, Will deliver his lecture on
ssthe goat" at the new opera house IN Nor
folk tonight. The. proceeds. OF thls enter,
tainment, as on other occasions, "hen ns tnS
lecture has been delivered, will be devoted
ia the Pythian Hall fund.
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MILITARY ExAAINERs.-His Excellency,
Governor Walker, has appointed Colonel
James II. Skinner, Colonel John d. Libby,
and Captain James Bumsardner, on the
board of military examiners for the town
of Staunton and the county of Augusta.
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Fl. w. HAY.


TO TIE PUBLIC: see article in the Dis
patch this morning rejecting on me. can only
sly in reply to 1t that shall meet the complain
ants in the courts they have selected. have not
been summoned to answer any such bill as the
Dispatch speaks of ; but, waving all formalities,
xm ready and shall fully answer and defend eve
rv,act Of mine In the premises. have but to ask
the public to suspend their judgment until the
whole case can bc fully heard, and fair, just,
aud proper conclusion arrived at.
Prspcctfully &C., SAM'L NJ. PAGE.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
Yesterday there was no business. The grand
jury met pursuant to adjournment, but
brought in no preSentments. A large num-
Der of witnesses were examined by them,
however, after which the jury was ad-
journed over until Saturday.
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PARDON REFUsED.-Ciov. Walker has de-
clined to pardon Thomas Statham (colored),
who was convicted at the May term of the
Corporation Court of Lynchburg of misde-
meanor, and sentenced to five months i'm
nriSonmcnt in the county Jail.
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CoNv1cTs REcEIvED.-Two conyicts were
received ut the penitentiary yesterday, to
be confined for one year, for house-break.
ing-David james and James Webb, both
colored; the former from James City county,
and the latter from Augusta.
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I'm all public or prtpate soIs. -
made bet,oeen nc 1star ns , snees e> Real Estate
Ju,y the Mctns pmrcsaas i@g January an<tms lst Q,
da, " year tut on all saies betwe.,, t.s Pre- w
seller 1'ays them. '9" ''es"'osr III.
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Merchants intending to open new sets ~ nooxs
on the lst of July would d, well to have them ade
now, that they may be we'll seasoned and ready for
use. Give SIR. BlDGooD, at 1911 Main street. your
orders, and they will be gotten up in good style and
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DIR. ScHGrpE AGA1N.-The Harrisburg
Pa.) telegraph has received from w. b.
Miller, Esq, attorney for DR.. Schnppe,
convicted OF the murder of Miss Stinecke,
of Baltimore, an advance copy of memo
rial which the condemned man intends to
present to Governor Geary ut an interview
which the Governor has promised to have
with him.
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ANNIvERsARIEs.-To-da is the anniver-
sary of the death of Andrew jackson, who
died in 1S45, and tomorrow will be the
tenth anniversary OF the battle of Bethel.
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EEApING THE WuIELWISD,

1t was the eighth anniversary OF the
Judges marriage, and the Judges mansion
was in blaze OF light from roof to base
ment. A long lire OF carriages was drawn
up outside the stately porch, and women in
beautiful chenes and with all the fascina-
| ton of socicty's queens swept up the pic
ture d hall toward the ballroom. Mrs. Hen
rlcks and her husband received congratu-
lations and presents from their guests.
Music, with sits voluptuous SWELL wooed
Young hearts to the dance, and unalloyed
endowment, pleasure bubblng and spark
ling, made eyes look brighter and forms
more manly as they moved in the waltz
over the smooth floor. And heated and
flushed from the glorious exercise, and arm
in arm, the dancers wandered III the con-
seryatory, and gentle questions were asked
and soft responses given in return. But It
Is idle to describe the pleasures OF the ball,
for who in this century is d stranger to its
enjoyment
idnight-and the wedding march peals
forth as a signal that the guests are expect
ed at the supper table. From the garden
where the night is laden with the perfume
of summer roses, and where the plash of
fountains sound cool and refreshing i'll the
sultry night; from the conservatory rich
with the wealth of the tropics, and from the
hooks and corners of the great hall, where
statues Of parian marble look boldly down
on the whispering groups below, the
guests pile to the supper room. The
rarest efforts of the skill of the mdtre de cut-
sine are there; wines born in the French
hilIsides and mellowed in the mobiles Gel
lars bubble out from delicate Bohemian
ellsseS, while grotesque piles OF sweetmeats
assert the cunning OF the pastry cook. The
Judge is at The head Of the table his health
mas been drank with all the honors, and he
has risen 10 return thanks. But ere the
applause which greeted the toast had SUBJ
sided, and before the judges lips were
opened, two strangers enter the supper
room, approach the host, and one tapping
him on the shoulder says in q clear voice,
heard from one end of the hall to the other,
"John Henricks, I arrest you for forgery
here is my warrant"
THERE WAS HyRRYING TO AND FRO.
Had an earthquake shaken the judges
mansion it could not have produced more
cousternation than did thia eXtraOrdillary y
arrest. But how did the prisoner, the host,
meet this unlocked for coatrctenaps? Not
with the bold, surprised stare of astonlshed
innocence, but with the sigh Of one who
received long-eXpected calamity. HIS
wife begged Of him TO speak, but he waved
her aside. Ten ininueS afterwards he was
whirled away from that brilliant hall, from
wife and child and friends, to be lodged in
ielon's cell.
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CAyED IN.-An embankment ca1ed IN on
Venable street on Wednesday and caushl
one OF the city hands who was digging oIl
gravel for the streets, His FACE WAs suso'!
cut, but ha sustained nc other injury.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL

A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL
IN bE OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION
OF VISITORS JUNE GOTH.
These Springs. 5" long and tavorably known to
the public, have passed into the hands OF the ur-
Il d,rSiCrcCt who pledges himself 10 devote his en-
tire time to the comfort and pleasure Of his guests.
The waters have b -en keid II high esteem by medi-
ci men of cGineuct. especially In diseases OF the
Sklr, lNhR, aud KIDNEYS.
= chslybeate spriug OF great strength has been
recently found ncar the place.
FINE MUSIC IN attendance
TERMS: !foard, per month OF % days. S;7.5o
per day, 81; per week Sl2. Tartic. furnishing
ttclr own ben luea and lights, F32. 80 per month.
Children updar len years ard servants h &f price.
Thc hack VIII meet the train that leaves Rich
moud AZ g:l5.
Eound trip tickets. 1850.
Fai ur;i.r particulars, address the undersigned,
apply 20 (. :. IoTTKELL, K chm nd.
+. Il. FARRAR, Proprietor.
Dr. VI. +. T. EVANS, Resident Physician.
my le- Few
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NoTAR1Es PUBLIC.-Goyernor Walker has
appointed John b. Stuart notary public
for the county OF Augusta, and John A.
Foster notary for Nelson county.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEDRATIoN.-The Ger
mania Mnnnerchor (singing society will
celebrate their anniversary by picnic at
Hattort's Garden on Monday, the 18th of
June.
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You will fnd 1t TO your interest to effect your In
surance through the City Savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. Office corner of Main and
eth streets.
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For safe and reliable fire insurance, 90 to the
office of the RICHMOND BANKING AND INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
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FOUND OpES.-The side door of the Sec.
ond Baptist Church, on 9th street, was
found open last night.
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RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE COM
PANY iusurcs against fire on the most reasonable
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Eoery Saturday, Hdrpe,'s and LesHe's
Weeklies received from Ellyson i Taylor,
llIG Main street.
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Croquet cheap at ELL YsoN Il TAYLoR's s, Ills
Main street.
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Something entirely new at WEIsIGER's empo-
rum Of fashton-dark pearl, patent ventilator,
cashmere hat.
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RELIGIOUS The afternoon service at St.
Paups Church Home will not be held to-
taV
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~ {WLEN >P Il | GS.
one Of THE MOST CELEBRATED
,>pINpORTAST Of ALL TIE
VIENNA MATERING-pIAC CES

u.. - 5aea Of ;ne FIRST Of JUNE, ISL, for the
~ ,..sr ~ m great Valley. L IS net onty one of
~. .... r,..Sht'E! >iJiCuSr resorts III the state
.. .-,t.l. r.u. cGrSl.ve properties are pecom-
..-~. .t.. r.ss!-a;:" 8.
'.. ..a,~.~ d.. IN. water hy Professor MSllett,
tr.yr->.,y -! Nir.iNta, Together with The
--..:. n. many eminent physicians, prove
.'.ag >1-tuaS' for suffering females :.
.... ~ lis wonderful tonic properties, rs =
-s. .r Z. CeUsrsl debility. aneInia, and diseases
~ E.. .tl:.aleS X Is unsurpassed. In The treat
-..... :-t various forms OF dyspepsia, and par
....a-.y G.. ;aose Sutei ins from torpid Snd IN
~. w. - SC;ioa upon tle liver as we'll as the
.t, {, Ysompt and 4 c!ded. Very many re-
ru4 s,e cares cou!ct cited OF thS class or truu-
...l .-.<EascS.
RAwLEY
q. r.a.v of scceSS, s.iuetsd only twelve miles
r. y. 4~rt<aUHurg. The present t.r IN nuS OF The
..-. ~. All. Il uA>sSs G~p rstlro. q, !r:n which
....-. w..l .'c no daily lines of stages, morn
-. .s>i .gnrua- TIE RUnLDISGs HAVE
~ 0EsAII.l IMPROVED, rs well as the
r. .g lHr:. puAUTE 10 the Springs. THREE
nr-NvnF PERSONS can new ne very comfort
-ra Inn, Gl;:I ~ these springs
r. IS s. telegraph utii-c ~ ES:r!sonhurg. =
L.. .t NM t.tk TIpN> Will h" -: :IC TiT
r.u.I-r s.. au6cr ne ln&u@gGrvrnt OF Joseph
\ T. .r,-H. wss!g. y kHow6 aS 4 ho'.l manager.
.... ...r i" ....ni:r.S: Gordon i Williams. one
...i--~ .' WHO'S. vii! hc IN attendance during
s.ATEs or BOARD:
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WHAT THE WORLD SAID.

The village was astounded the charge
gradually leaked out even before the pre-
liminary examination. Judge Hcnrlcks
had forged bonds to the amount OF over
half million. The Government was de-
tc,mined that he should be leld up as an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

C-oquet, croqIet, at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's
bookstore, 1l16 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-09

Receiving to-day, Il cargo OF very superior red
and white ash coal, fresh from the mines. The or
ters Of my friends are solicited.
j. B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.