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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14
President Georgia State Convention
Macon, Ga, May 20, 1871.

Disastrous FIRES in THE NoRTH.-Troy,
N =, June. PA destructive fire occur
red at-PUtsdam Junction yesterday after
moon. ! 1T was first discovered, ut half-past
3, lin q store occupied by w. i. Reynolds,
in which was the .post-otfice, and spread
very rapidly, there being q high wind,
taking everything south as far as Whitney
Hotel; east, on Depot street. everything
was burned with; the exception of two
dwellings, and north as far as the Congre.
gational church, with the exception or one
dwelling. The entire business part Of the
village is destroyed, comprising thirteen
stores, five. mechanics shops, one bakery,
one hotel, four dwelling-houses, aud several
barns. The origin of the fire is unknown.
Loss, $40, 900; insurance, $4,000. .s.'G
Springfield, Mass, June 12.-The Cold
Spring Iron Works and the entire village OF
Cold Spring, in the township of Othis,
Berkshire county. were entirely destroyed
by fire on Thursday night. The loss is un-
known. Partially insured. aa@ ,'.e +.
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. Miss Pauline Canissa is TO make her, deoas
this week at Her Majesty's Theatre, 9npsI
Manlason,s management, i'll the arduous
..aIa If Marcueriteain E.sEaust.n. aShe re-
ivrns here Id the fall to sing with Nilsson.--7 ,.
Oincinnah Commercial. aa,.,s; s,1..g J
She performed that role in Richmond two
years ago. - ...------------...------
Two blocks Of wooden buildings, occll-
MED by small stores, were burned at Low
eli: Mass, Sunday night. at Sunapee Har-
boz village, in the same State, Sunday, Q
fire DESTROYED q machine shop and foundry, /,
the Methodist church, and several other
buildings. -
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George Rauohman nt
this city, died at coax Lawn" near Ba1ti. i.
more, on the 18th inst, in the sixty-third
year Of his-age. His funeral will take Mace
this morning at 4 10 o'clpck from the Broad.
street Methodist Church. On the 13th the
infant son Of Greer a. Bauehmap, ESQ,
died in this city. In consequence of these
deaths, two cards draped with crane m
peared on the closed doors of the store Of
Messrs. Baughman Bros. & Co. Yesterday.
Both funerals will take place at the hour
and church named above. -
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= ."THAr3 vaulting ambition which DER
,leaps it's seat aud falls ON 'tother side y is a
sensible, phrase, and expresses exactly
what would happen if a man should vault
over his horse (or seaD instead OF into the
saddle. ut Is the correct reading, we donbt
not, andwas brought out by Collier, W hite,
or somebody else (not by us). But I" that
vaulting ambition which o'erleaps Itself
and tails on ,tother side" is nonsense for
even if man might overleap himself, 1t
would be, impossible to fall on ,totlep
side,". there being no ""'tother side /" when
the quotation is made in this latter form. 2
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CALL FOR SOUTHERN STATES CoNvEN-
TIoN.-To the Colored Citizens OF the States
of Alabama, Arkansas. Delaware, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee,
MARYLAND, Mississippi, Missouri, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia,
West Virginia, and the Territory of Column
bia: Having been dcputed, as President OF
the Gporgi. State Convention, and by the
Endorsement of distinguished gentlemen,
we do hereby call convention to meet i'll
the city OF Columbia, S. g., on the 18th day
of October, 1871, at II o'clock: meridian.
AS the convention did not advise as to
what should constitute the ratio of repre-
sentation, we suggest that the respective
States be repreSentatiyely appOrtioned the
same rs they are III the Congress OF, the
United States-to w.t., one delegate from
each Congress district, and two from the
Slate at large, and two from the Territory
of Columbia. The several Congress dis
tricts will elect their own delegates, which
elected delegates may meet and elect two
for the State at large, unless the respective
States shall otherwise provide by State con-
yentions. Those who may be credited us
delegates should meet the Convention pre-
pared to remain in session week, II neces-
sary, as questions requiring mature deho,
Grafton will doubtless come before IT. anu
should not be disposed OF fprecipitately.
t-e:M Most respectfully,
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THE FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm of
fire last night about 9H o'clock, which was
turned in from box No. 13, corner Of 18th
and Main streets, was caused by the partial
burning Of floor in the tobacco factory of
Messrs. Richardson g. McGriffin, in ''To-
bacco alley" between 18th and 14th streets.
The fire evidently originated from the fur
mace, and but for its timely discovery might
have been a serious conflagration. The
loss, however, was very slight, and the
flames were put out before the engines ar
rived ON the ground. The promptitude
with which the alarm was gwen, and with
which the fire brigade appeared on the
scene, is worthy of mention.
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMo-
LOGICAL SocrETY.-A called meeting OF the
Executive Committee of this society will
he held at their rooms ut o'clock this af-
ternoon. This meeting is called for the
purpose of making final arrangements III
regard to the exhibition OF the American
.Pomological Society of this city next fall,
and it is therefore hoped that every men,
ber of the committee Will be present. saI
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my lG-rodi'
IL EaTH COUNTY, VA.

These RENOWNED SPRINGS and GREAT
NATURAL CURIOSITY ale situated in the ro-
mantle warm Springs Valley. The season OF ls7l
will commerce JUE- LST. ..
These thermal waters are celebrated for thclr
CURAT1Th T. virtue i'll Chronic rht nmatislu, guut,
tor,.or Of liver, ch-oRic enlargement OF liver or
Erlfcn. chronic GiarrhnA or .dyscntcry, non-or-
g*nic paralysis old injuries; tiScsses OF the skin
(rstcc,;,Ily 0f sypiltic origin) chronic diseases
OF The utefis, affections of the womb, and other
,!isrszcs o: delicate character incident to fe-
Baths vary In temperature from So TO lilo degrees
Fab renheit. .r
The accommodations are first-class, and offer
unsur passed attractions TO the invalid and plea.
sure seeker.
telegraph Office In hotel.
PROT. j. l.. CABELL, VI. D., OF University Of Vir-
giuia. resident physician.
Descriptive pamphlets, with full particulars,
furnished application TO ......-.
S q. TAkDY & Co, }K;chmood Va
.- GHGS. Z. pRiCE Il CO., '''
JAMES a. AUGUST. Hot Springs,
my la-,.J,I Batn county, Va.
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PRICES OF BEST FUEL, DELIvERED.-flaH
cord sawed pine cooking wood, $500.
Half cord sawed oak cooking wood, 1875.
Half cord sawed pine kindling wood, 1875.
Half cord sawed and split OAK cooking wood,
$3.50. .--
Half cord long pine wood, $3.50; oak, S2.759fs.
Best cooking coke, Ss1Ss, delivered. -''.
semi-coke Ia new articiel for cooking, Sa,7s.
Biiuminous coal. all kinds and prices. -..... ..,
A supply OF anthracite coal sold low. Also,
cargo daily expected, to be delivered from vessel
heap. Lcaiers and consumers please order.
j. b. WATKINS,
I'LL Main treet and corner 9th and Cary SIS.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS, VA,
TIE GREAT l,YsrErTIC WATER OF THE
STATE.


The above WATERING PLACE will DO open
for the reception "f visitors from the llt OF June
70 tha lst vi October. #~
SINCE til last :c,scn la-re number OF Cottages
and spacious and clcg at Ballroom have been
adssd. ... ..s.......
VISITORS VII be met at Aneehany Depot (which
has nt'v 'een erect, d aud hsndsomaiy fur
ntshrd) ny sn eseat of the proprissors, To convey
them Aue SrAtea rosd IN four horse
coaches, 10 u sHriugs-thrce and n hslr miles.
Visitors ~" :rvtscd 10 purchase round-tri ip tick
ets, which can I've had at Hichmond and Petersburg
for sl2, and IL check tn,i- baggage through to
E-fs.ol. eN hsnslng with the conductors on the
Nirginia aid Tennessee road for checks to ALE
ehany cpot. thus saving Che necessity OK looking
after .hc'r baggage At l.vnchbu-R, 10, r
Prot. X ssni1h sple..dd Baud has been Engaged
foe the scasou.. 49, ...... .-'
Livery stables bowling saloons. hi,li.r I'd tables,
express snd telegraph Offices, are all attached TO
the establishment. r.. = '...
The resident partner will spare NO pains to mako
;he place comfortable to The invalid and pleasant
TO all.
WATER for ss,n by PURCELL, LADD s
co. sud JAS. RLAI,t. 2.
. ~ TERMS REDUCED. ~f-.
Boara' per cay .."........"...," W
Rosrt1. per month-four wcekS............... 90 90
SoSru Tor threc mont hs s......,........... lb0 10
Board for the month Of Juna,.............,. Is 90
-Post-otfice: Allegheny Springs, Va.
Je a-WSSTt #Htt -
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+ THE CAR. BUILDERS MEErINa.-A goodly'
number of delegates to the Car-Builders
Convention had reached Richmond last
night. and it is expected that there will be
u Sretty full attendance at the opening OF
the session this morning. Ten O'Clock is
the time and tho Exchange Hotel is the
place of meeting. go. 'nz .-' .-
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks or courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the faci-
ties offered mt the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsIIMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, hsnd-Bils, Catalogues, Bile of Fare, Show
Bins, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c., &C. Satisfaction
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f MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS
A meeting of the Council Committee on
streets was held last evening, at which the
contract for supplying the city with prov
ender for the horses of the Fire Depart
ment, city carts, &c, was awarded to
Messrs. Simpson & Bass. The: contract for
the street-paving was awarded to Peter
Glenn. The others were not given out.
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CAPON SPRINGS, --.--...
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
49, SALE oF ROcEhrtdpe Alum

by FRAZIER r. SALE, late OF Rockbrtdge Alum
Springs. and now proprietor of Virginia Hotel,
Stauuton, Va. The undersigned having leased
this elegant establishment, are now engaged IN
thoroughly reft.ing aud refurnishne the same
froui basemt III 10 attic, at very heavy outlay.
The water Of Cold Spring" is being brought In
pipes from the mountain, and distributed on
everr floor Of the hotel, supplying also the mod
ern closet
The MINERAL WATER Of Capon is alkaline,
and has an established reputc for its acton in
dyspcrsia, all affections OF the kidneys, bladder
and urinary passages. and or the skin, diseases OF
women. and rheumatic ailments
The BATHING is admirable for Its salubr1ty
and the great volume OF water, and was declared
by Sir Henry Buwer ION visit here with Mr..
T~ebster) unsurpassed by anything he had seen In
Ths AIR OF Capon is distinguished for It's puri-
~. dryness, and a peculiar buoyancy and eias-
licitv
Water near the premises Will bc furnished daily
to guests without charge.
Tie proprtetors offer TO the public, as an earn
est Of their endeayors for th- comfort Of their
guests, = joint successful experience OF sixteen
Years in the conduct Of the Rockbridge Alum
For full description, particulars Of routes, &c. !.
We refer to our circular, which may be had of
rurcell Ladd Il Co., druggists, Richmond, Or ON
application by letter to us at the springs.
Ir review OF The equivalents offered, our terms
are at least as moderate as any In V1rginiL.
Board uy the week, SIT so: by the month"; Soo
down to $50, according to durd!t"n OF visit
Ft.AZiEa & SALE,
my lgpoJiu Proprietors.
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REou1s1TIoN FOR A PRIZE zE-FIGHTER.-His
Excellency Governor Walker has issued
his requisition for Charles Dougherty, one
of the parties concerned in the prize-fght
on Friday last. Dougherty had been pre-
yiously arrested in Washington city. OFF,
GER UDwyer was to have left last evening
to bring him back. -r.E n..' .B.s-.,.
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CORNERSTONE LAYING AT ASHLAND
Colouci Thomas +. owens, Grand Master
of .Masons in Virginia, has received and ac.
cepted an invitation to lay the cornerstone
of the hall Of the literary societies of Ran.
dolph Macon College. at Ashland, on Wed
nesday, the 2Sth instant. The committee
OF arrangements is composed of Rev. j. r.
Waggoncr, George Compton, and George
Darlington. ,Richmond Conlmandery, No.
2, knights Templar, will act as an escort
to Ashland LODGE n 0. GS, on the occasion.
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Flowers are the symbols Of love IN the voluptu-
Gus East. Their fragrance, says an Oriental poet,
is the silent language or affection. II this Is so
Phalons new ravsEing perfume, Love You, is
themo.t appropriate Of all presents for loVerto
make to his fair lady, for lis intense and enduring
odor might we'll express the depth and perma.
nence of his passion.
Sold by all druggists. S
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LIBERAL CLERGYMEN.-We notice among
the contributions to the Manchester Pres
byterian Church Building Fund the follow
ing items: Rev. NJ. u. Hoge, d. d., 500
Rev. E. r.. Baird, D. D., $50; Rev. VIM
Brown, D. D., so. In view of these lib
cral contributions, the pastor of the churcf
(Rev. w. A. Campbell) very naturally In.
auires, care the ministers the moneyeC
men OF. Richmond" ...-....... ...... ..,-.z
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THE CoLoRED BAPTIST CHURCH IN DAM
WILLIE. Mr.. A. M. Conway, Representing
the coloTed Baptist congregation IN Dan
Vile, requests us. to return his thanks to
the citizens of Richmond for generous con-
tributions in aid of the church enterprise
whose claims he has been advocating. ~
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AUcrIoH saEEs;' = THIS ilis b AZ.

oss dt1 pu5tc or 7z11rtpate Sates Of R,u ,.,-,,-
nsnze betuoeentas lstor Jan,tary an q tbs 20,
'pSv fhe pmrchnsers pay the tarss ysor tso ~. y
sent year; hnt on all sates betp .ce,, ths e..
dav n J'fln and the last dayor Decsab... ~ 20 o.
caller pays them, "'e
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A Wxsn V1Ra1Nl1.A LAND CoMpANY.-Ap

: A WEST VIRaINIA LAND CoMPANY.-Ap-
plieation has been made for charter for
the Central Land Comp9any of West Vir-
Creased to 81 ,000,O 900. Principal office, New
York. The leaders in this enterprise are
c. T.. Huntington, Fisk & Hatch, VIM. d.
Aspinwall, Pliny Fisk, and other we'll
known capitalists.
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= ,SUNpAY.ScHeeL :PIc-NIcs.-The Sunday
school picnic season was opened ten days
ago by the school under the care Of the
Second Presbyterian Church. The Broad
street Methodist school propose to go down
the river to Shirley onthe steamer Palisade
on the last Monday in June, and the Second
he same steamer on the .3d of July. The
First M Baptist schoolwill also have apic-nic,
Inlt the arrangements are not yet COM
r,1eted. and the same may be said of the st.
John's Episcopal school. =. :
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of: ... ..@ ....-
Henry Winters and VIM. Otey, charged
with unlawfully assaultins and striking
John Lewis. Fined 81 each. ...
Louis Nachman and Herman Hutzler,
charged with threatening. to, kill each
other. Discharged. @.,r.t sn~s
j. w. Fitzsimmons, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street. Fined
81.
Thos. Scott and Andrew Black (colored),
charged with fighting and creating dis
turbance in the st. Charles Hotel. Dis
charged. --.... -.. ....r. +,
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IL ARM SPRINGS, ---
II BATH COUNTY, VA.

aye lragrd shesc Springs, and they are now
...F I.r l.2,i"T>. They have seen much i'm
+. t,a.lu ,i..lc hu.css Tor comfort, and shall be
f,-.t!ti Gf,ten miles from Mu!boro' Depot, dre
e. lro!u ne BOT. aud Z. "a. mites from The Heal
.,. 3rln-g.
"r.. Tor pamphlets.
T.! graph office III The hotel.
RATES OF BOARD.
For The months OF Juiy, usust, and September,
t-..ur 10 and after tLat time about 20 per cent.
rs- JOHN u. EUBAhk..
.. oG--8~ Late nf ;he Healing springs.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES FOR
ShASON OF ISL


This pleasant SUMMER RESORT for both IN
valids or pleasure-seekers Is Low opcn, and of
many attractions as a ~..
MOUNTAIN RETREAT.
sulphur and Chalybeate drinking waters a Bath
unsurpassed In size, beauty, and cura6iye pro-
pertics. . ..s.....-.' ..t- ..-t. . ...s.
4 large shady Lawn offers en- attractive play
ground for children or uet-players the beau
;ifui North river affords sport to those fond Of
boat-rowing or fishing. -.....
BAND OF MUSIC will enliven the lawn and
ball. room.
BILLIARD-TABLE and BOWLING-AL-
LEY WITH ford amusement to those fond Of such
beautiful sport. ~. --- --.-
The Western Union Telegraph Company places
us In communication with all parts OF the world.
The SrAGE leaves Goshen about 81 O'Clock z.
NJ. passing through the most picturesque noun
Laiu scenery In America, and arrives &C the Baths
III time for supper.
There is probably no water In Yirriuia more
direct, postiHes aud palpable in Its effect on the
human systeBsE Under the influence OF this 1oo7s-
derfiI bath t&A disturbed balances OF our organ
iza,ious are rapidly adjusted.
Certificates from prominent Vtrgfnfans can be
shown for the cure Of rheumatism, gout, liver
complaint, cutaneous diseases. and general de-
hiiits. To The female system 1t Is especially
beneficial :.
day. NO extra charge for bathing Special con-
tracts made with families wishing TO spend the
season. PHiL. 4. BROWN. Proprietor,
Late or Jarr ats Hotel, Petersburg
There win be a GRAND DRESS BALL at the
EaTHS on FRIDAY NIGHT, July Tt.l. '-
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nkWLEI RINGS,
= one OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
,>l,,rUHTAST OF ALL THE
VIRGINIA INTERMEDIATES,

z..>-. -Na1 or he FIRST OF JUNE, 1sil, for the
-,.....sa q: company. Shuaic9 As IL Is In Tue ns
r~s ~ in- great Valley, Il IS not only one or
g. -.,. t,.I!eAtNul SIMMER resorts IN the state,
.. md. rfil! curative properties are oecom-
.. a,.H C"lea.a!tG. ,,u..,
'-.- .r.-v>!< of the water by Professor Sallet IL,
i-.Irr<!tv Of Nlr.!rta, tnge' her with the
49,. ....re ot many eminent physicians, preve
..r J. IN. >princsH for suffering females !;
,.>u.-> Us wonderful tonic properties, rs
-.. p. 81. .....ral debility. anenla, and diseases
tt-.ul,lrAlcS I: l. unsurpassed, In the treat
d.. ...... Il, ysY.oLs forms OF dyspepsia snC par
.... -,y rfr :!.ese suffering from torpid and In
~, 'Ycr .:S action upon the liver as well as the
.....s !: r-9.pI sRd decided. Very many re-
All. -..ss could oe cited Of this class itreu-
RAWLEY
=, x.ssv Il 5cces>, s!tu"tei only twelve miles
.- -. ...rr.>uas burg. he present tcr'nnus OF the
~ .-f Manassas tr&p railro Il, from which
.....g. a .c;wo daily lines OF stages morn
.., a.. simmer THE HUU.DISGS HAVE
i.., , ,s.-.TIN IMPROVED, as well as the
= .. .-..,n ,'srrl> gburg - the springs. THREE
..<DHr ptE>1 ~: can now he very comfort
g.. .s....,..,. / ...i a. these springs.
r.. =. g., . .,f..r.,i,h office ~ Aarrisonburg.
H.. ;t..rEN pI'allO\S will be STRICTLY
..a-!-,' k'>, 4nicr The management OF Joseph
= W.oiwa'i J. widely known rs i hotel manager.
E,>5E. 4 ',U>sciIHs: Gordon 4 Williams, one
..E. t.tr rl Huv.A VII oe n atieIdance curing
.. -.-,..1 -rts''".
UATE> or BGAHD: ~
s- s'o w
f a..,...,.....-..''.'. .'''.'''...''''''.. 10 w w
'' =. r. IR!CK.
..,-,j.a- "i the Boar! cf Directors OF kswley
s.ur.r.- ru.rpaur. my &c In
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Cosv1cTs RECErvED.-Two conyicts, were
received ut the penitentiary yesterday:
Jacob Whitehead (coiored1, from Princess
Ann county, five years for stealing, ana
Jefferson French (eolored(, eighteen months
for burglary, -. ~ ~ ~. - a.nt .E,--L-
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The nPERETrA OF LAILA was we'll rem
dered by O company Of young ladies and
gentlemen, amateurs, on Monday night. A
large audience was present, and the per-
formance gave general satisfaction.
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MEETINGS,

THE MEMBERS OF ,RICHMOND. .Hx
III RaNDOLPH LODGE, No. 10, viii at Xxx
tend called meeting ofthe Lodge, at thsfriVS
Lodge room, THIS EVENlEG, At O'Clock, Tor
work. - -.'.. 'a- -. .r.-t.'
Members OF sister Lodges ingood standing ara
invited to be present. a ,. ......,;
BY order Of the w. u. . ." 80, '-4'
II JAS. e. RIDDICK, Secretary.
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The AUD1roR's OFFICE is undergoing re-
pairs. 1t has already been neatly painted,
cleaned, and whitewashed, and yesterday
upholsterers were engaged in putting down
the mating. '-s.s.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUES.
DAY.-Judge FItzhugh.-The following cases
were disposed of:
Brown, surviving partner of Jones & Co..,
VS.. Totty and others. Decree oyerruling
demurrers to bill and referring cause to q
commissioner for inquiry and report. Can
non d Courtney, Steger, Myers, counsel.
EXparte Samuel T. Bayley. Order re-
quiiing Emma G. Delarue, adm'x of Mar
eel g. Delarue, decd. and guardian of his
children, to give new bonds as administra-
triX and as guardian, and new bonds given
accordingly. Holiday, Bayley Il White,
and III. A. g. j. S. Wise, counsel.
Bayley vs.. Delarue and others. Order
dissolying the injunction heretofore award
ed in this case, and by consent of parties
dismissing cause at defendants costs. Hol-
liday, Bayley & White, and H. A. & j. S.
Wise, counsel. y.-. sr.a
Rahm, &C., VS.. Rahm, &c. Decree per-
mitting petition OF Charles Scott, surviving
partner, &C., q creditory to be filed, and re-
terring the cause to commissioner for an
account and report. Johnston & Williams,
Steger, Cannon d Courtney, counsel.
Mayes VS.. Mayes. Decree divorcinS tho
plaintiff from the defendant, uinCnlO ma
tr7moni. Howard Il Wise, counsel
Eubank, &c., VS.. Pulliam and others.
Decree confirming report OF commissioners,
directing conveyances to purchasers who
have paid purchase money in full, and for a
partial distribution of the fund. Dooley
and Clopton, counsel. t....
Magll VS.. Manson, Manson VS.. Magill,
Sauer vs.. Magill. Order authorizing sheriff
to show cause why he should not take bond
under the 10th section of the attachment
law, and overruling motion for bond under
the 18th section of that law. Lyons, Mere
dith, Daniel, counsel. '..
Rosenberger, &C., VS.. Boucher. Decree
confirming sale by commissioner and direct.
ing mode of disposing of purchase money.
Howard d Wise and Cannon u Courtney,
counsel. O.. n.r.. .... .5.,. -,
Williams's guardian vs.. Lefcbre. Decree
authorizing guardian to apply portion OF
the principal of the wards personal estate
towards her education and maintenance.
SteSer, p. q.
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Pembroke White Dress Shirts for sale low by Z.
Is. SPENCE s. Son, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-14

NOTICE is given in another column that
the transfer books Of city stock will be
closed after the Goth inst. until the Sd Of
July. ---- :. ,.
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! UNAAuABLA LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
Richmond PosT-oFFIcE, JUNE 13, 1S71.-
Miss Mary A. johnson, Petersburg, Va;
Mr.. David kiles, -----, w. y. Pow.
ell, Middleton, Clifton Mrs. DR.. May Bur-
ton, Norfolk, Va. s4 ss-i, :