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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, June l.

WASHINGTON, June 7.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, southwcsterly winds,
clear and partly cloudy weather.
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Rutland, June I'd, 1873
10000 --- $500 ---- ---------
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
Proposals Will be received for one week for
building chapel consisting OF Audience Room,
the Congregational church I'm East Rutland, to
be built OF brick, size 50 X 60 feet. Plans and
specifications may be seen, or any Information
obtained at the Office OF j. NJ. Haven In the Rut-
land railroad depot, In Rutland.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
j. NJ. HAVEN,
Chairman OF Committee.
Rutland, May 81, 1873 div.
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EOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale the
Corner William Street.
House Is In good repair contains 12 rooms, gas
and water above and below Location desirable.
Cellar always dry and well ventilated. Barn has
accommodations for two horses, or horse and
cow Good barn cellar.
A portion OF the furniture Will be sold with
the house II desired.
Possession given at any time,
c. II. FORBES.
Rutland, June cd, 1873. dtf
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alew advertisements.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FAIR
HAVEN, at Falrhaven In the State OF YER
mont, at the close OF business on the 25th
day OF April, 1873.
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New York stock anu Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 81.

Stocks are dull and steady.
Gold Is very quiet at 1175s@1ss.
Government bonds are very quiet.
State bonds are unchanged.
Money is firm at 6aT per cent.
The following are the mutations.
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VOL Xiv.

State fair and parties attending the celebra.
tlon ef the opening Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, charging for Che same only the
cost Of printing
The Secretary also stated that Captain Jack
SOP, an officer employed in the Office of the
collector Of customs, had informed him that
"the delay in the time of discharging OF
vessels arriving ut the port of Richmond
caused serious complaint on the part OF mas
tcrs of vessels, and that some of them said
they would not only noreome here again, and
would also advise their friends not to come
here; that Captain Jackson said the causes
were various, and as the chief may be men,
toned a desire to exhaust every lay-day allow.
ed the chartered Iurty, so rs to save expense OF
storage, and even to make small daily deliyc-
ries, and the scarcity of lighters" The Sec
retary stated that Captain Jackson would
address letter on the subject to the Board
In a few days, giving further Information.
Some interchange of views then took place
on this subject, during which the Board aid
they would be glad to receive such conmu-
nicaticp.
The Board then adjourned. ..
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REbIG1ors SERVICES To.MoRRow.--Tbe
usual religious services will be held In all of
the'city Churches tomorrow, except the fol.
lowing special appointments
Sere1ath- Street Or,stidn Chvrch.-Pre reach
ing at Ii A. NJ. and 81 2. NJ. by Rev Joseph
q. Tyler. The ordinance Of Christian bap.
tism will be administered after preaching in
the afternoon. ~ Fl
United States Court-roon.- Rev. a. r.
Miller at II A. NJ. Subject: "Watchful-
ness" Eji/t ~
Frst Baptist. st.-Rev. j. b. Jeter, D. D.. at
II A. Nj.
Second Baptsst.-Rev. j. L. Burrows. u.
D., at ii A. NJ. Rev. g. G. Biting at g 2.
Nj.
Fena6ie-Street Baptist Chapei.-Rev. j.
B. Turpin at II a. M. Rev. Kerr Tupper at
81 P. N. -.
Monumental Ep'scopdl.--Rey. George
Woodbridge, D. D.. at IL \. NJ. and Pm.
Trinity Methodist.- .-Rev. A. G. Bledsoe,
pastor, having returned to the city, will
preach at IL A. NJ. and g p. NJ.
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Police CorRT-Justice While pre@dtng.--
r. w. Valentine, for fighting 5. Stern in the
street, was discharged on payment OF costs
Buck Palmer, for stealing twenty cents
worth OF wood from Richard Schultz, was
sent to Jail for five days.
Susan Walker, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of herself, was sent
TO iail for thirty days in default of security
Hannah BrannoD, for abusing Betsy
Thomas, was fined 500.
Betsy Thomas, Mary Glover, saliie Cooper
and Lizzie Jones, were hned SS eacn lol
threatening toassault and beat Hannah hfan
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TuE PUBLIC PARK-AGAIN.-The estab-
i,hment OF public park in tho vicinity OF
Richmond, which was suggested by the Dts-
patch few days ago. is growing. Ill favor
very rapidly. as the City Council has taken
the inltiatory steps in the matter. 1t is
well known fact that there are a few of the
ibers-minded citizens of Richmond who pro-
pose to make sitt to the city of about three
hundred and seyeuty-tivc acres of land situ-
atcd in the west end and about three and a
half miles from the corporation line. or per-
haps nearer, and adjacent to fashionable
drive. The land lies beautifully; is already
l,eautitied by natural lake half a mile in
leupth, besides waterfalls in minaslre.
From this point there is grand view Of the
James river and valley for fifteen miles or
more in extent. The land is overgrOWn
with woods, and the site presents II beautiful
view of hill and dale. This, 1t VIII De noticeo,
is \ yilt to the city, and the Council commit
tee Will probably visit the place at once and
discuss its merits.
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fhe Board then adjourned.

THE MARYLAND EpiToRs-TREIR VISIT Tc
RICHMOND -RECsPTloS ASp ENTERTAINMENT
Br TIE PRESS AMP CITIZENS GENERALLY.-
ftte editorial tourists from Maryland were
met at West Point Yesterday morning by a
committee appointed BY the Richmond Press
Club to escort them to the city. At The
depot here other members Of the press met
them, aud the party were escorted in car.
riagcs to the Exchange Hotel, passing on
the way Libby prison, the old stone house
the tunnel, Davis mansion, and other points
of prominent interest.
In the ballroom of the hotel the visitors
were met by citizens and members of the
press. Mr.. M. Z. Handy, Of the Dispatch,
called the meeting to order and introduced
Mayor Kelley, who in short speech well
coined tue Maryland gentlemen and ten
dercd them the hospitalities of the city.
Hon. George W. Wilson, president of the
Maryland Editors Association, then intro.
dnced Judge W., II. Tuck of Annapolis,
who responded on behalf of the Associa-
tion. of which he is an honorary member.
After lunch was partaken of, MIR. John
Grame. of the Richmond Wing, (in the ab-
Scnce of Colonel w. l.. Cameron, who was
absent on account of sickness,) representing
the press Of this city, made few remarks OF
cordial greeting, and announced the pro.
gramme for the day.
A toast to the "Citv of Richmond" was,
upon invitation, handsomely responded to by
Judge Il. w. Wright, of the Slate Journal.
Hon. Isaac u. Jones, eX-Attorney- General
of Maryland, appropriately responded to the
toast to the " State of Maryland" TheHoD.
}. ]. Stewart spoke at length and eloquently
to the toast to the City Of Baltimore"
thpn ,,k
the editors, escorted by members OF the
Richmond press. called on the Governor,
and were formally presented to his Excel
lency. After half IN hour passed in social
converse they took drive in carriages to
Hollywood, the pump-houSc, and the Dorth-
western suburbs by way of Grace street.
Returning. the party stopped at Hattorf's
garden. and then drove by way of Clay and
Second streets, CANDLES hill. and down
Main street to the Exchange, where they
arrived at about dark.
Al lmlJ-past eight the editors, by invita-
tion of General Bradley L. johnson. assem-.
blcd at his residence and partook Of a hand.
some collation..
In response 10 toasts. speeches were made
by General .Iohnsnu. l.. Victor Baughmi IN
of Frederick. Maryland, DR.. Magil of Rich,
mvnd. Hon. Isaac ID. Jones of Maryland,
Governor Walker, Clement Sulivane OF
Cambridge. and Colonel William +. Came
ron of the Richmond Enquirer.
Colouei Cameron spoke on behalf Of the
press of Richmond, and his effort was by all
agreed to be the speech Of the occasion. He
was enthusiastically applauded.
General Iohnson entertained with elegant
and characteristic hospitality, and his GUESTS
were delighted with their reception.
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ESCAPE. AND SUBSEQUENT REcArTvRE OF A
PEs1rESr1ARY CoNvIcT.-About At O'Clock
Thursday afternoon colored convict escaped
from the shed on the penitentiary ground,
where be, with several others, was at
work piling up lumber. He ran over the
hin and through Hollywood Cemetery to
Clark's spring, closely pursued by the guard,
John DunnaVant, and troupe of boys and
citizens, which was increased at every step
through the cemetery. After entering the
enclosure at the spring he was brought to
halt bv one or two shots, eXclhiming at the
same time, Don't fire no more, i will give
up.D and returned to his quarters. When
caught eau be was armed with a large knife,
with which he had threatened some OF his
pursuers, and was dressed in brown pants,
With his striped trousers stuffed in his shirt
bosom. Colonel 'Strother, who was IN the
cemetery at the time attending the burial of
brother Knight Of Pythias, Immediately
ioiped in the chase. There was great deal
of excitement incident to the occasion, ana
the many,ladies and children who were e, on
the ground were very much frightened. ihe
convict cor had been sent to the penitentiary for
sixteen wears.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RIcHMosD.-Jud5e Well
ford has granted charter for the establish, ,,
ment me- of the "Citizcns Bank Of Richmond
fssvings institution, the capital stock not to
exceed $500, 600, divided into shares OF Soo
each. The officers for the present year are e
President, q. W. Pickrell; Directors-I,
William Pemberton, R.rL. Brown. Thomas
Branch, II. K. Ellyson, John Il. Guy, ano
Albert Ordway. Most Of the stock has peer
already taken, and the bank will commence
operations early next month. @
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AIAsoNlc-ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-lhe fsl-
lowing officers were elected by Metropolitan
Lodge, No. II, A. +. and A. Masons: y. NJ.
Marshall, master; Benjamin Bates, senior
warden; 3. C. Hartsook, junior warden !;
Edward Mccarthy. treasurer; s. B. Jacobs,
secretary; c, F. Danforth, senior deacon ;
Moses Hutzler, Junior deacon; FL. j. Myers,
S. Edward Bates, and w. Ellis Jones, stew
ards Thomas q. Dudley, Jr., and NJ. j.
Michelbacher, chaplains james h. Riddick,
tier. .... ~.
At stated communication of Dove Lodge,
No. 81, A. +. and A. NJ, held in the lodge.
room last night, the following officers We're
elected for the ensuing term: j. "A. Lyn.
ham, w. NJ. j. B. Bergman, s. W.; A. r.
Courtney, ]. W.; J. $. Crenshaw, treasurer
Benjamin r. August, secretary. The W. NJ
made the following appointments Ira W
Blunt, 5. D.; A. l.. Houston,J. D.; +. j.
Bogss and NJ. J. Michclbacher, clnplaius
Thomas Angel, tiler; Samuel Evans and 3.
Angle, stewards.
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RICHARDSON & Co, 9 T. NJ. three lots Oh Churcl

RICHARDSON & Co, 8 T. ". three lots Oh Church
Hill.
HILL GODDIN, 81 P. 81. eight lots. three SQUARES
from the abutmcnt of the free bridge, Oh the
corner of Ninth and AuL onyugh and sem,ne:
streets, Manchestsr.
LYME & BROTHER, sF. NJ, ely lots on Cherry
street and on Culvcrt street.
COOK & LAUGuTON, 10 A. A.. nj horse-lot
horses, mules. wagons. harness, sc.
COOK &LAUGHTON, atsP. NJ, stock of boots
and shoes.
MOODY & ROfALL, S P. NJ, a framed two. stor.
building on cast side Of Fourteenth Tor llarri
sony street between Porter and Perry. Also
three lots on Perry street between Fourecntl
and Cowarttn avenue, and four lots OH -Four
tecnth near Scmmes street.
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watering place Will be ready for
the receptions of visitors on the lst OF June.
The ALLEGHANY SPRINGS possess the rare attfac.
tiouS of mountain and water scenery comDlnec.
he waters Of these springs are renowned Tor thelr
Great curative powers OF that distressing disease
dyspepsia, and the many sympathetic affections
arising thercfIom.
Blliard-table bathrooms bowling-saioons, we'll
graded walks and drives, hunting, and fishing.
A full BRASS and STRISG-BAND In attendance.
BOARD: Per day,T3: per week, *l7:so per monIn
-four weeks), $50; Tor the month vi June, $so ior
three months $50.
For further Information and for pamphlets apply
to AILEGIIANY SPRINGS COMPANY, or TO
my 3o.lm j. B. TtNSIEY, JR., Manager
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A LITTLE Boy klLLED.--W. 0. Hamlet,
Jr.. Little boy, nine years old, son Of Mr..
W, q. Hamlet, was killed on Monday last
on the Roanoke Valley railroad, now being
constructed from Keysville to Clarksville
He was engaged in driving horse attached
TO dirt-cart. when the cart struck stump,
throwing him out, aud the wheel of the
cart passed over his body. He was instantly
killed. The sad event is deeply deplored by
the contractors and other friends of the lad
who speak of him as Il noble little boy, who
had won the love of all who were at work
on the section.
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MILLBoRo' HOUSE
CRYSTAL CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
WILL BE orEN TO VISITORS JUNE I, 1873.

This desirable SUMNER RESORT L. situated In
Bath county, Va. Immediately on the line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad aud Is therefore ac
eessbe from all points. PASSENGER get on mere 10
west, and To Rockbridge Alum, Lexington, Jordan
Alum, and Natural Bridge east; 1nc stages leaving
for tiese places daily.
In addition to the comfortable building already
here, u large and WELL-ARKANGED, HOTEL IS
iust being completed and neatly furnished, which
will Give amp room for tie entertainment OF the
travelling public, snd limited number Of
boarders.
The surrounding scenery Is beautiful and wildly
picturesque; the air pure, nvgoratng, and elastic;
the situation being nearly the highest Oh the Chesa-
peakc and Ohio railroad.
Th. MINERAL WATERS here are unsur passed
az tonic Postal and telegraphic facilities ut the
place.
For further particulars address.
p.L. fARBROUGH,
my ao-lm prpUrrtur.
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A Nr1sAScE.-ln the mill-race In rear OF
the paper mill number OF poys eo'lEc' s;c
eyery day at all hours aud bathe, 10 tne uis
rust Of every one. The police maze ae
scent upon them short time ago, put aiC
not prevent them from renewing the spor,
the next day. This is nuisance that ouSh,
to be abated A great many ladies fisit tne
free bridge every afternoon. ana are snockeo
at the sight that meets their eyes. Inns Spof
should be broken up at once.
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r Is'r OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
IL MANNING IN THE MASCHESTER POST
OFFICEJONE IA. 1879. Persons calling for letter
~ this list will. please say Advertised. IL nol
called for In one month they will he sent to the
Dead-l .etter Office, In Washington, d. e..
LADIES' LIST.
Burrcss, Sallie T,2. Morris, Manic
Hancock, Hanuah Turner, AnnE.
Morton, Miss Ella
GEETLEMEN'S LIST.
Brown. T. T.. Mobiles, Mark W.
Hsss II w Pitts, William II.
Grafton Thomas j. Runnes, NJ.
CoghiII Asa L. Ritter, Monsieur John
Ford, William z. scott. Sterling AInbruoe
Grattap, James 4. Toby, George W.
S;reeuSS Vrrnpn, Peter
.IortI,r Datla5 L. Nickers. E a.
Toucs J JaInes. Jackson, David
Murry, Ben. (colorco)
ROBERT BEATTlE, p. NJ.
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HESgIco COUNTY CouRT--Jud9e ~ =;
Ainor.-The following cases were uiSloseu ~
OF in this court yesterday: Inc eect9n .ha ~
Fairfield township was set as,de, ahu n3 .t's .he
Judge will make appointments 20 III. .ns
offices. In the suit of Stuart, bucnauan y !,
Co. Us. the County of Hcnrico, 10 Wnlsn ssa
they claimed Sl1 900 and interest from 1eoe
for salt furnished the county during !1e
war, Judgment was given to the plaintiuS
amounting TO $5,90l 1T and interest. -
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VUE DE E'EAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS. VA
Opposite Fortress MouroeJ
JAMES LITTLE, PRoFRIEToR.


This delightful SUMMER SEASIDE kEsohy ~
viii i,c opened for the reception Of visitors MAJ
10Th, 1878 LII, . h..u
Fronting Immediately on the water. Win % peau. .
uful beach of two miles In extent II comnanas ohe
ot the finest water-views on the A. AtLantlc SOIst'
Visitors TO the seashore Will and here all the !nxu
rcs and comforts desired. The ficiliues for BAIL
ING, FISHING, ynd SAILING unsnrpasseo. ,o. IN
Parents will find this "a most pleasant place l9c III III
fants and children the extensive grounos Oh TN
hotel offer an inviting field for recreation sna exef
else. Fresh milk for In fauss supplied gratis.
The BALL ROOM. one OF the largest IN the stau.
together with FINE BAND Of MUSIC duIip.S
tractiyc and pleasant.
Stca,ners from Richmond, Baltimore, Waohips-
tou. Norfolk. and Portsmouth touch daily at the
wharf, enabling visitors TO arrive anu depart frc-
.nently during the day.
made including B0WLING-ALLEfS, bAk,
SHOUTlNG-GALLFRY,&c &c.
Telegraph office In tho hotel.
Board per day, s3.o0.
Board per week, *20.
For longer time specisl terms made.
/. my 3o-lm j. Ii, FREEMAN, Suiiertntenocnt.
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DEATH OF Nix. DAVID j. SAUNDERs-AcTIoS
or THE CITY CoUNcn.-A special meeting Of
the City Council was held in the CoEEcil
chamber, on Broad street, yesterday after.
noon ut O'Clock. Hat.L s}<l - Isl.
The Chair announced that the Council had
been convened for the purpose of paying a
suitable mark Of respect to David j. Saun-
ders, Esq, whose death he announced, and
who for SO many years was not only meul-
Der of the Council, but was also its presi.
dent. The President alsO paid an appropri-
ate tribute to the memory Of Mr.. Saunders
and OH motion of Mr.. NJ. l.. Straus COM
nIittee of five was appointed to prepare suit.
able resolutions.
The Chair announced the following gen.
tIemen as the committee: Messrs. NJ. L.
Straus, Scott of jefferson Ward, Wagner
Lipscomb, and Braselman. The committee
retired, and after brief absence presented Q
preamble and resolutions, which were unan
mously adopted. 4s.s 90, ..
Mr.. WynDe said that he was perhaps the
only member of the present City Council
who had served with Mr.. Saunders before
and during the war; and to his ability
worth, faithluIness, zeal, and intelligence i
therefore seemed incumbent ON him tC
testify.
4 copy of the revolutions were ordered t,
be sent to the family Of the deceased; th,
Council resolved to attend the funeral in
body. and adjourned. The body will NEE
at the Council chamber at 81 O'Clock thi
Z. NJ. to attend the funeral.
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THE PUBLIC PARK COMMITTEE. New
berry, chairman of the Council Comnllctee
on the Public Park, will call meeting OF the
committee to be held on "Wednesday evening
at 5 o'clock,s the Council chamber. The
committees from the Chamber OF Commerce
and Manchester will meet with the Council
committee at that time and place.
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T REENBR1ER WHITE SU l. PH U Il
" SPRINGS. WEST Virginia.
famous for their Alternative waters aud fashlonahic
patronage, are now open. They are 1900 feet abofc
tide-water asoring entire relief from prostratng
summer heat Capacity for accommodating .,o0o
Charges: $3.50 per day; s2i per week; ssS per
niunLh. ,,,.,rr c,,.
JYBEATE SPRINGS, sixteen miles from the
g Whiten known for their unsurpassed nerelne
tg,,tc acdters and Gathtng advantages.
White Sulphur water Kept here for the use OF Vls-
itors, without charge.
Terms here, "a per day; $40 per month
INV I5eoIlm GEORtIE L. PEYTON & co.
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This fayorita and celebrated WATERING
PLACE win offer additional attractions thl5 Season
Among other improvements there has been ADDED
All elegant and spacious ballroom, adjoining inc
parior the Uarior has been enlarged anu Improved
and the proximity VI tie two renders each easily
accessible. II will be kept Ill style not surpassea
anywhere IN Virginia.
The waters Of thuc special springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases Of scrctula. 1ncpent
consumption, chronic broncbitia, chronic ary n41-
It's chIunic pneumonia chronic dyspepsia, hionic
Ill arrhpa chronic dysent,ry. They are also great
value In those affections which ar peculiar to the
female constitution, aud as an appetizer, tonic AMI
general restorative, they perhaps unrlvalled
amongst mineral waters.
Professor j. S. DAVIS Of University Of Virginia,
resident physician.
the proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom arst-claas Baud of Music, anu IN
general all the sources of amusement and recreation
usually found at our best summer resorts Will DC at
the command Of the guests ut "KOCkBR1DGE
ALUM" The place Ii within eleven TO thirteen
hours of Richmond. Washington, Baltimore, etc,
byrall, all In Daylight Passengers leave the cars OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ut Goshen depot,
and new and elegant stage-c,acles. passing rapidly
over a smooth and level road of only eight miles,
set down the visitors ut the Springs TO tea,
JAMES 4. FRAZIER, Proprietor;
Persons making use Of the grounds, &C., 81 tue
SPRINGS, and not stopping at my hotel, VIII be
Charged hall INV regular rates. -
Tic Rockbrldge water IL iur sale bv PUkCUI,L'
LADD s. CO., Richmond, aud GEoRGE ii. DC
lNrIRE, Charlottesville.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on applicatlon'
IL
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TuckAHoE FARMERS CLUB, HEsRico CoUN'
ry.-Thls club, ut meeting held Yesterday
at DIR. Crelshaw's faru, Dr. .. u
Beattie in the chair, initiated proceeainss 10
Get information i'll regard to the farmers,
oranges now SO popular in the western
States. A committee was appointed 10
make report to the club at its next month
ly meeting.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JUNE 13.-Edward
M. SpiIman, WarrentoD, Fauquier county
Va; Miss Harriet Bullock, So Bedford, -
Mrs. Martha 4. Taylor, :s12 Twelfth street
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ARagsrED FOR STEALING IRoN.-BeDJam.n
Dickinson (colored), of Prince Edward, was
arrested yestarday morning about II o'clock
fin the vicinity OF the Galleso Malls, by Po-
Iicernat, Clsrke, charged with stealing O iof
of iron, snd locked up in the Second station
house.
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TIE CRY HosPITAL-PETITI0E TD STAY
OPERATIONS petition, numerously signed,
is in circulation praying the City Council not
TO erect the City Hospital on Smiths Hill, at
the north end of Fifth street. as at present
proposed. 1t is also stated that an injunc-
ton will probably be gotten out to require
the city to suspend operations in that dl-
ronfinrs Z ~ 'itR ''St,.s ~ - ~
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE on MARSHALL STREET,
Messrs. Coulliug g. Pendleton sold few
DAYS since the brick house and lot No 204
Marshall street Qot fronting 81 feet by 1872
for s. 900