Richmond Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 1

RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 20, 1870. XXX VIII DISPATCH 'COWARPLN CI? Is delivered to r- it VI FT Of. NTS per payable tO t.hC Milium at per annum; ton pet month for a shorter period. I he rnSPATOU per ttrt.

or si.po for six months. 1 vvkv.KiA* dispatchat tstfwaanuTa. nrnnr.n RESQRT8. OLLINS IKSTrTUm SljMMKR BOARDING. ti.olnc Agreed to vacation from the tsl of to tlw JOtli of M.r fam dies (Vein the and findilia? they ami tle-lr require more than my will allow ihe to I made arcanireinents with Mrs.

of the WOliTZ llOlTNK. Salent. to eani the hoarding department of Institute du 'li il period. Mrs. has a most oi.I wW spread repulathm In her ljueof hni vv, and i -In will don hi lw most provided for.

plKved to it a.nlltloiji.il hoardi i the day. wffli, or month, at less jrost than i i(m Intr-plm an-? -barging. r- Ihis pi uv me life and lli? Hdphar-water Is as i any In mountains of Virginia except r. nt'i AN'hite. jfurther luillonlars, apply WoUi, u.

i Hoi Salein, until the 1st July. oiu-r-i's this plsee at Sahuo. 11 1.1.KS COt'KK. Supet liiftllntc. i ensrlnji session of this Institute will open tsth of September, id ample facilities than ever tn'ftiri1.

lot C1IAKI.KS 1.. rKAN VIEW IloTKL. popnl.ir report he open for the reeep? i i nil the KIKi'T or It lias i i Slitl MlltOtl. i attentive servants will he In altend? i iliutd'trlrigtlie reason. 1 KtiKTAIII.K A NI) ST.OWKR an ii heiU unlthe and SOKKi i I'M I he In ihe I i will he the OfiOH'KST IM I t'HiAliS, 1 I5I.V.

will supplied with Ml 1.1 Jvl oK TIIK SKiVSON. TKUMS: I iicr div 9 2 r.o jicr wivk ou it.ard, jH-r rnoaUi 40 oo iitlldreu servsnte half prlijo. I other cities wishing to visit tlrls i 1 met In Norfolk hy addn'rfKlujC a let-' t. Norfulk ixtst-oillee. '1.

11K-AI Troprh-tor. ot TST UliOYE, li OKPKVW'OOUDKrOT, AI.KF.MARKK V.V., i lor h'-aUhfulnesR, (jooil lUliiif, it Is In day. $10 per per month, ii under twelve years servants, half i iii'i for parties spending the suui1 A. K. YANOKY.

Jk. SI'LIMIIIK 8P1UNGS AHE I ol'i- NKIi for receptiou of visitors. will f4op Ohrlstlanshurg pot, Ti milroait vilwrr stages will eonvev them to the Springs, nilies tflst mt. Ito.vRo: l'er day, week, Jc srKINGS, HATIl COUNTY, VA. I his waterlnif-place will he on l-t of June for the reception of visitors.

The sceu? rv 1- and Iwaiitliul; the el I mate salubrious, and highly Invigorating. The waters hecn known thclr curative vl.tues lor nearly a century. Hoard: i'rr week. month, hv railroad to the depot on the i 'ke and Ohio railroiul, thence stage iiiln miles Warm I'nr clrciilars containing full account of these v. i write W.

II. MCDANN AT.I>, S-2ni I it 1 1 A lit) StAtrstov. Juno The puhlle in rely on finning al tills is-- TI.Y At'CoMMO11A'i all Itsdepiriinents. stimitoii, helnjr a ''mountain city" In the ii.l springs region, Icis itself always heejia iv.site summer resort, and live VlitHlNI.V. the 1' nil li 'l.

Summer hoard np.n reasouahle.terms. Invited. i nnnlhus and from depot free. ft (la'e of Koekbrldge Alum Springs,) inv Proprietors. Hath alum srkings, HATH COUNTY, VA.

I'liis pleasaut ami attractive SUMMER will be open to receive visitors JUNE 1, It Is situated teu miles from Mlllboro' I) pot, of the ami Ohio railroad. and Immediately un tin; is-st and most direct leading from 1 hit railroad to the Warm, llot and IPalingsprings. tonic, deobstruent, alterative, an.I astringent, and enjoy a wide reputation for the cure of all cut-in. diseases, scrofula, hronlc dlarrluea, chronic dyspepsia, nervous debility, and especially noted a a remedial for those ailments peculiar to female const! iillou. Tiie proprietor Is prepared t'? offer unusual inducements to both Invalids and pleasurc-stekcrg, us he lias refilled ami furnished the rooms of the and hands vine cott.ijies io a In point of elegance and comfort, to those at any of the Virginia 'I hose wishing t'? secure a choice of cottages or ro.

ins would do well to apply early, as ate now being made foi the season. cliculars, giving mil iulormallon, JOSEPH ajCter, Proprietor litiih Alum Spring6, Va. my JJOCIyBKIDGE ALUM VA. OPEN MAY 15, 1S70, Till? favorite and celebrated At now In complete order lor the recej.lt>.n quests. important improvements have been added buildings since the establishment passed into the hands of the present proprietor, ano it is purpose to keep it lit a style not surpassed anv where in Viivluiu.

The remarkable tuedlt lnal and curative power id the water is well knuwu to the medical and to thesprltigs-goiui: public. As an ALTERATIVE, A DIFFUSIVE HT1MULANT aud TONIC, there Is no known mineral water equal to it. In all anawnie conditions of the system and broken down states of the constitution, loss of appetite, and general nervous prostration, Its powers and virtue as a restorative may be safely pronounced to be without a known rival amongst tne mineral waters of the world. 'I hey aie especially Indicated In tlie whole class of ailments ineull.trto the rem ale constitution. proprietor will hsve provided for the lawns and hall-room a Hist class baud of music and In general all the sources of amusement ami rocre ition usually found at our best summer resorts will tie at the command of the guests at ALUM." Tlie place Is within eleven to thirteen hours of Richmond, Washington.

Baltimore, by rail; all in davlighL Passengers leave thfci'cars of the h. yapekke and OhiO railroad at Goshen depot, and new and elegant stage-coat hes, passing rapidiy a smooth and level road or only eight miles, set down the visitors at the springs to tea. Telegraph olllcelu tlie hotel. JAME.S A. FRAZIKR, Proprietor.

THE ROCKliltfDGE WATER. tint up In glass, containing ail the medicinal qualiiii'h an when drank at its fountain head, is kept for sale at the houses of Messrs. i.APi? it Druggists, Richmond, M. A. A C.

A. Druggists, Norfolk, Va. and A Lynchburg, who will 1 urnlsti pamphlets containing letters of eminent plivslei.iiih, with a few certltlcites out of many of the" wonderful cures effected by these waters. my SPULVGS will be opened for the reception of visitors on the FIRST OF They lie tit teen miles west of Staunton, di'ectly on the Chesapeake aud (dilo railroad, the cars stopping at theui. Tlie mineral waters arc verv line, consisting of chalybeate, slum, all? heuiing.

and sulptiur. Mouuinlu nery grand. Music and other amusements, bathing In healing water gratis, Tkums: month. flu; per week, $12: per dav, f-. Children under twelve years and servants half price.

T. M. BURRU8S, i 1e Proprietors. THE HOT SPRINGS, I itATH COUNTY, VA. I'rofessor J.

L. M. oi the Uulversliy of Virginia, resident pliTsluian. This renowned will lie opeu for the reception of visitors 1ST. '1 h'-ie Springs oiler unsurpassed attractions to tx.th the nndthe pleasure-seeker.

No expense or effort will he spar- by the proprietors to nnike It as comfortable and possible to all visitors. The numerous sources of THEItMAL WATERS at these springs vary In temperature from S8 deyrees Fahrenheit to llo degrees Fahrenheit, through the lutermedlate dearees. and thus sunt every variety of bath for chronic diseases. They are, moreover, found to prepare tlie system for the beneficial action of cold mineral waters, whether saline, sulphurous, aluminous, or chalyi.eau. in eases for which such water? as are found in iiettrhhorlnjr valleys are.

mainly indicated. KIl'TIVE PAMPHLRTS, eoiitalulng a detailed account of these Springs reports of I numerous cured or relieved, will be furnished on application to the Manager, at the Springs, or; to 8. Taudy Richmond. Va. A TEL EG a a PH uKFicjK has been established I at the Hnrlngs, thus affording visitors an tuultyor prompt communication with every part of the world.

J. A. McCLUNG, Manager. fcs.C, IaBUV, T1IOH, R. PRUDE my Owucra, Richmond, Va.

VEW LONDOK ACADEMY, J1 CO NTY, VA. An election for principal of this institution will be hehl ut the ac-oemy on the Sfch day of July. Applicants in imrtum cau re tolly Una accommodations the neighborhood. Testlmontalo, with Kiplicatioiis, forwarded to the unaerslgued at will receive prompt attention. The trustees make a guarantee of not less ttian from tuition for the first session often months, commencing tlie 1st of Attached to the buildings are a tine garden and teu or twelve acres of Improved land sublect to the use of the teacher.

S. T. PETERS, 1C. S. HUTTFW, FLOYD, je Committee of Trustees.

TPRVKIOritS AKD riPl SirNHEB RESORTS, CEA-BAYI1ING1 SEA-BATHING COBIVS ISLAND, VIRGINIA, is now open and ready for visitors. TKUM8: Tor per week, Address BROTHERS, Cherrystone, Route: Steamer from Baltimore or Norfolk to Cherrystone. QWEET SPRINGS, MONROE WEST This d. ltL'lit'iit WATRRINU RESORT, favorably known as the "OiiD SWEET," and lamous for ilie Wondrrftil medicinal of Its waters and fashionable patrons, will open for the teasou on JUNK 15Ui. The location, 2 (XK) above the sea level, with cool mountain atr and most magnificent scenery.

wttlj iwo extensive baths, supplied with mineral water from that rise In the baths at a mpernturc of deuces, renders the the attractive resort In the United Males. Hotels, cottages, and hall-rooin lllmutiialt' I hy A suitable livery tn connection with the communication to every p.irt of the world. itoard, $2 day per month. T. 1I.HON, 70? 2m Manager.

1 AW LEY SPJiLNGS, It- ROCKINGHAM COUNT VA. This delightful Kiunmer resort Is situated In Ihe mountains of the Valley of Virginia, twelve miles from Harrisonburg. The RAW1.KY WATER lias long been known as tlie and beat chalybeate In the State, it 1h alterative, eutrophlc, tonic, diuretic, and sometimes aperient, In its Action. As a remedy in chronic anemia, and chlorosis, hysteria, floor alluis, passive hemorrhages, dsepenPla, neuralgia, general cebillty, diseases or urinary organs and of the uterus, and In general for all maladies which are caused by poverty of the blood and an enfeebled condition of the nervous system, ti'e I law ley water is unrivalled. As a TONIC WAT Kit IT HAS MO EQUAL among tlie mineral springs of the I fnl ted States.

Invalids whose have horn broken down by acute or chronic diseases, or whose svslems have becomi1 enervated and enfeebled under tiie relaxing and debilitating etrects of residence in unhealthy locations, or by Irregular habits of lifo, may confidently expect to regain health and strength from this MEDICINAL FOUNTAIN; while the beautiful scenery, invigorating climate, ample facilities for pleasant recreation and amusement, and moderate board, oiler rare attractions both to the votaries of pleasure and those who seek the restoration of health. Since the last season, in addition to the cottagca which have been made so comfortable, A LARGE AND HANDSOME HOTEL, suflicleiit for the accommodation of TWO HUNDRED GUESTS, has been erected. It Is lilted up throughout wllli entirely NEW FURNITURE and In the I test style. A fine PIANO will be found in the ladles' parlor. GOOD MUSIC will be In attendance.

A BILLIARD SALOON and BOWLING AL11K ou the pi em iscs. The hotel accommodations will be STitlCTLY FIRST-CLASS. BOARD: 3 60 Per week 15 00 Per month 55 00 The Hotel will be legularly opened for visitors on the FiltST DAY OF JULY, under the excellent management of Mr. SAMtnci, GOODJi, formerly of the Hot Sprlugs, Va. There will be a dally line of stages connecting with the cars at Harrisonburg.

Fare, $1.50. Re sin ic NT PriYStClAX, N. Gordon, or, In his absence, William Williams one or the otherof whom will be promptly in attendance during the entire sea? on. A. li.

IR1CK, President of the Board of Directors. Je IS? SALT SULPnUR ANI) IODINE SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, Twenty-four miles south or Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. This popular and beautiful summer resort will open tor visitors on the FIRST DAY OF ul'N Tkums: Per day, per week, $17. Go; and for and parties remaining longer than one month only will charged. Children under twelve years of age, half-price.

i BOWLING A IjLi b. ifjo oi charjre to visitors. iiA5Jnc OF MUSIC will be In attendance. HOT AIM!) COLD SULPHUR BATHS. Dally (communication with the surrounding Spring.

Pamphlets, with analysis of the Snrlntrs and lull particulars, furnished upon application and we have the pleasure of amavrmclnirDr. J. El AII ('IIA PEL LOR. University of Virgin la, resident physician, ihpse Springs comldue nil the advantages of healthful climate, valuable mineral waters, excellent fare, and, ist but not least, most ICE A ABLE CHARGK'K. C.

J. PEYToN BROTHER, Proprietors. C. J. PEYTON, Thom i'KYTOX.

jc 2-eodlm rjMIlE HEALING SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA, will be open on the 15ih They are by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad from MUtjoro' depot, twenty-three miles hy stapes crossing the Warm bprlug mount iln and issing the Warm and Hot Springs, or from Covington depat, sixteen miles, over a fine turnpike of easy in full view of the celebrated Falling prlngs and the fine scenery on Jackson's river. Persons leaving Richmond or Washington in the morning can reach the Springs that night, or rem-ilu at Covington and arrive at the Springs next morning. Paniphlets attesting the virtue or the waters to be had of the proprietors, or of Messrs. Purcell, l.add icichmoud, or of the agent at the Springs. TKLtfGRAPH OFFICE at the Springs.

Board, $3 per day; per week, and $75 per month. M. U. HOUSTON, M. Resident Physician.

B. M. QUARLES, Agent. DCTNLOP MCCANCK,) Hugii W. Fby, Proprietors.

A. Y. Stokes, my 26 eodtl.Tyl5 1MIE NEW lilVEll A WHITE RULPHTTR SPRINGS, GILES COUNTY, VA. Board per day, per week, per montli. Children under tell years and servants, half price.

Tlilsjlellghtful SUMMER RESORT will be open for viators (rom JULY 1ST. A stage will be run regularly iwioea week to nnd from the Montgomery While Sulphur Springs, on the Virginia and Teunes? ee railroad. Those who prefer water trawl to the stage, aud have a desire to view the magnificent scenery of New river, can tako the cars to Central depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, where they will fiud comfortable hotel accommodations, and from which point a boat will leave for the Springs twice each week. The invigorating atmosphere, the enchanting scenery, the llphtful fare for which the place is noted (consisting in part In FRESH FISH AND GAME all tlie season through), the fine medicinal properties of tlie water (helngsimilar to the Greenbrier White), the fishing, hunting, boating, bathing, and the moderate change for board, point it out as one of the most desirable places in this country for a family to spend the summer. For any further Information, apply to the proprietors.

WILLIAM EGGLESTON, New River White Sulphur Springs, Giles couuty, Va. JOHN TYLER, post-oftice box 254, Richmond, Va. Jc Maksitkikld, June 10, 1870. I WISH TO ACCOMMODATE for the summer and fall months a few BOARDERS, at my residence, two miles from tbe city, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. The train stops (dally) morning and evening at my gate.

Persons doing business In Richmond will find this a pleasant retreat. Je JOHN P. BALLARD. HAWLEY'S PATENT AIR TARGET June 1st, 1S68. This pistol, though but recently brought before the public, has already become a great favorite both with gentlemen and ladles AS AN AMUSEMENT.

It has not only the accuracy and distance requisite for the common pistol target practice, but 1b WITHOUT the DIRT, SMOKE, NOISF, and1 DANGER that is Inseparable with the use or firearms Toe most timid lady soon becomes fascinated with it. Unlike croquet and other popular amusements, it is neither coullned to the house or out of doors; it requires no second or third person to make it interesting: stiil the old adage 4'The more the merrier" likewise applies to It. Like all games that require practice to hecojne skilful. It dors not soon liecome an a)d story, but the more It is used the better it Is appreciated. To ih who wish to train ths eye and nervet.

handle deadly weapons with quickness and certainty this PISTOL Is a trainer that requires no expensive place fitted np to avoid the noise and dauber to others. fchould you want to buy one, call at tbe AGENCY, llli Main street, and leave your name and ascertain particulars. GREAT AMUSEMENT for the SPRINGS. Jezo-at creditors claiming under the deed of trust made by J. L.

Crawley, aud Crawley A Major, of Halifax county, are required to present their claims to us on or before, the 15ih of July next, in order that the (unda in hand may be properly divided. No claim will be allowed to participate in the funds not presented by that time. W. N. MCVEIGH, O.

F. WEIdlGEB, je Trustees. A DMINISTRATOR'S viug qualified as the administrator of the late Mrs. Julia bfoody, all persons having claims against (he estate will present them properly authenticated to ana all indebted thereto will T. MOSS.

B. Ct CABBU. baa if removed from street to HI vcreor street, Jpchmfltti MONDAY JUNE 20, 1870. THE CIRCULATION OF TIIK PjaPATCH IS LA KG BR THAN THE. COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS''OF'THE CITY.

AIWTIOit RALKH TI1U HAY. On all vnhlle or private tales of Real Estate made Mioeen the lrt of January ami the 1st of July the purchasers the taxes for the present year, but on all dales between the first day of July and the last day of December the Heller pays them. GRUnRS WILLIAMS trill soil at 6 P. M. a lot on the west 3lik; of Ninth street near Ritchie's Cottage.

LYNK llROTIIRK will sell at 0 P. 1L a framed tenement on the continuation of Louisiana street, In the town of Fulton. J. WHITEHEAD will sell at hair-past 10 A. M.

groceries, liquors, etc. THOMAS W. KEKSEE will sell at 10 A. M. furniture, piano, sewing-machines, LOCAL MATTERS.

Trial op Charles Gerhiser, charged with tlic murder of young Covey iu thin city Borne months since, will be tried before Judge Guigon. Jeter various rumors In regard to the respite or commutation of sentence of Jeter Phillips are without foundation, as the Governor has not as yet received any petition touching the matter. Acknovtledoment of Governor has just approved the hill amending the laws in relation to acknowledgment of deeds. This is an important bill, and concerns number of people. Undor its provisions one notary may tako the acknowledgment of a married woman to a deed.

Tlie old law required two magistrates to take an acknowledgment. United States Marshal" Parker Responds TO THE RuLB AGAINST tllC circuit court of the city of'Richmond Saturday B.Parker. United States marshal, responded to the rule served on him from that court to show causo why ho should not bo punished for contempt of court in not obeying tho writ of habeas corpus issued in case of Patrick Woods. Parker appeared and answered by biscounsel, Mr. Jenkins, that he had arrestod Mr.

Woods by the Speaker of the House of Re-, presentatives' order, and that Woods was now in the custody of the Congress of the United States, and disclaimed any contempt of court, otc. Major Johns then asked the court that an order bo entered "That at the request of counsel for complainant to the rule, the rule against D. B. Parker be dismissed." Judge Wellford replied that in accordance with the request of Woods's counsel it should be done, and tho rule was accordingly discharged. This action of Major Johns was in accordance with instructions from "Washington from General Bradley T.

Johnson. Judge Welltord was evidently very reluctant to discharge the rule for contempt, and only did so at the earnest solicitation of Woods's counsel. Hustings the following business was transacted before Judge Giugon, of this court: Joshua Banks (colored), convicted of registering illegally, was sentenced to be imprisoned in jail twelve months and pay a fiue of and costs. New trial refused by the Judge. Henry Lemus (colored), stealing a bag of 1 corn valued at $1, the property of Edwin.

Bossieuxj was convicted and sent to jail for thirty days and to pay the costs. Joseph Wilson (colored), for robbery In snatching Miss Bertha Page's reticule from her arm whilst walking on Tenth street in this city, was convicted and sent to the penitentiary for eight years. Philip llinchmdn (white), for shooting John L. West (colored) on the lUth of May, 1870, was acquitted. A large of indictments were found by the grand jury.

Mayor's following cases were disposed of by Recorder Powers Saturday A. A. Jones (white), drunk and trespassing on the premises of the city water works and committing a nuisance thereon. Fined $2.50. William Garlick (white), unlawfully collecting and receiving under false pretences from E.

Crouch. Dismissed, no felonious intent appearing. Betsy Banks and Jano Turner (colored), threatening to assault and beat Eliza Nash. Tho latter for threatening to immolate Betsy Banks. Both warrants dismissed, and parties directed to make themselves scarce.

Fanny Coleman (colored), creating a disturbance in the dance-house of James Price, and using profane and indecoot language on the street. Fined $2.50. Charles Courtney (colored), picking the pocket of John Breeden and stealing therefrom one dollar and fifty cents. Sent on lor indictment. Jordan A.

Jackson (colored), assaulting and beating Sarah A. Jackson. $150 security required. Pat Lydon, Dennis O'Connor, and John (yConner, assaulting James Jackson. Dismissed.

George N. Gwathiney was reported for allowing his son, John L. Gwathmey, to throw rocks in the street, and breaking and injuring of the State of Virginia in the haQ of tho House of Delegates. Summons issued. Pat "Woods's Case in the The resolution offered by 31 r.

Stubbs in relation to this case has been cousidereil by the Ilonse Committee on Resolutions. It was jeferred by them to a sub-committee composed of some of the best lawyers in the House, who are instructed to make due and diligent inquiry into the facts and law in the case. -Pat. "Woods at a private source we hear that testimony has been given in the of Pat. Woods before the Judiciary Committee not likely to make him looked upon with much love by his inquisitors.

Dr. Fravscr testified that Pat. whipped Porter and Humphreys, and in a threatening manner said he wouldn't rest until he liud cleaned out the wliolc Radical party. W. R.

Howie testified that he punched a hole through Porter's head, and that Porter bled like a stuck pig. A colored witness testified that Pat. first whipped Porter, knocked Humphreys down, and then. made for 9 whole crowd of other men. Thtj vegetable season has well set in and our markets are well supplied, so that it is not difficult to live well just now.

The visitor to our markets must conclude from their overcrowded condition daily that Richmond needs another marketSlace for the people in the upper portion'of le city. of this we will speak again. We quote the following prices of Saturday: Irish potatoes, new, from 20 to 25 cents per quart $2 per bushel; onions, 5 cents per Dunch; cherries, 5 cents per quart: beets, 5 cents per bvnch; cabbage, 8 to 10 cents per head raspberries, 20 25 cents per quart; June apples, 3 to 5 cents per quart'; snap beans, 20 cents per half peek; cymlins, 8 60 10 cents per dozen; cucumbers, 50 cents to 91 per dozeni Meats are plentiful, and sell at prices rangingfrom 16X to 20 cents per pound. 1 List op Unit ail abls Lettkbs Remaining in the Richmond Post-Office June J. Blair, apothecary, RJohxnond, Miss Luly Spelock, Richmond, Mr, Robert Reid, Richmond, Mr.

Laiiizer nines, Richmond, Colonel no address Mrs. Jane Habik, QuineyStar tion, Mrs. H. B. Miss JUnor MUler, Culpeper, Courts boose, Ya? I A Case ov Bubs in gentlemen of color, whose names are immaterial to this narration, as they are unknown to nine-tenths of its readi ere and cannot be remembered by our reporter just now, became enamored of the name sable and charming damsel in Rocketts much about the same -hour on the same day early in last week.

This begat a little coot ness between the two lovers. They parsed each other mumbling, rolled their eyes at one another whenever they met, and their 1 only were such as Look here, nigger, I buw yon open yon don't keep to yourself and lem rne 'lone; I set you tight on your back, mnn." Look here, you black nigger, you, who you talkin' to in dat surriguB manner, anyhow? Go long 'bout yonr business, I don't want have no fusa wid you nohow." Such a slate of affairs as this could not last always without a culmination of some kind. On Saturday it was reached. The two lovers met, and one of them having an advantage of bis rival in the shape of a shot-gun loaded with mustard-seed shot, lot flv at him, and peppered his stomach well, flc was and will have a hearing before the Mayor this morning. On the same principle that Spotted Tail got his name, we would call the ln)nrod gentleman in this case.Spotted Stomach, ATTKjrr to attempt was made to rob Corbin's store, on Second and Duval streets, on Saturday morning at about 2 Mr.

Oorbin heard the rogues at his window and hallood at them. They French leave without having gotten even their snouts within the window. Tni? F.ioamt continued case of Albert K. Dempsoy, charged with bigamy, was called before Keeorder Powers on Saturday morning. There being no evidence pndicient to justify his detention, Dcmpscy was acquitted.

William E. Munsey. of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, will deliver a lecture at Centenary churcn on Tuesday evening next. lie is one of the most gifted pulpit-orators known, Ilia genius is of a nigh order, and in the direction of holy things is irresistable in its convincing and persuasive Coax and Floub adjourned meeting of the membeas of the Corn and Flour Exchange will bo held in their room this morning at 10 o'clock to receive and take action upon a report prepared bv a committeo appointed at the meeting held on the 17th instant. Sale of Reai.

John Perry, formerly a resident of this city, 1ms sold his beautiful place, Sycamore Hoik" near Ashland, for $12,000, to Mr. D. J. Huramoll, of Pennsylvania. TnRGuano Tempkbance the extensive preparations being made, and the evident spirit of those enguged in its arrangement, the grand temperance pic-nic to take place on Wetbicsdav next will a most successful and charming aflair.

Our temperauce people aro determined to let thinr fellow-beings, the followers of King Alcohol, see that whiskey and siuh is not indispensable to enjoyment, and that a day of unalloyed pleasure and good-will can be spont by the cold-water association. Tickets can had of Messrs. J. E. Walters, E.

Forrest l'ccor, Charles D. IlabUsfcon, and others. Richmond College Mu Sigma Rho and I'hilologian Societies of Richmond College will have their linoi celebration on the Soth instant. The following are tlie speakers, for thay occasion Salutatory: U. M.

Harmon, president Philological Society. Oratoug from Mu Sig111a Rho Society: IT. Pwitross, Accomack, Va. Orator from. Philological Society: F.ll.

James, Loudoun, Va. Valedictory: S. B. Witt, president Mu Sigma Rho Society. Committee: W.

J. Cocke, M. Throckmorton, L. It. Thornhill, J.M.

Luck, J. A. Woolt, F. F. Lowcn.

R. E. liardar way, J. T. Whitley, W.

Y. Abraham, J. II, Newbill, R. D. Wortham, T.

Alderson. Washington College celebration of the Wasliiugtou College Societies will take plaec 011 the 21st instant. The following are the speakers, for the occasion W. L. Prather, Texas: Washington, Alston Boyd, Tennessee.

G. Logan, Kentucky; S. D. McCormick, Kentucky. Committee J.

P. Barclay, Kentucky: T. E. Battle, Texas; W. A.

Dabney, Georgia; M. W.Ransom, JSorth Carolina: M. A. DeL. Van Horn, New York E.

B. Kruttschnitt, Louisiana J. T. Anderson. Kentucky: J.

C. Calhoun, Alabama; W. VV. Gray, Tennessee C. S.

North, Virginia. Washington College Ugly are indebted to the officers of tho Washington College Ugly Club for an Invitation to their celebration on the 20th instant. The following are the appointments for that occasion Officers Alston Boyd, president; W. W. Gray, vice-president; Frank Roane, secretary S.

B. Mason, treasurer. Ugly Man N. B. Feagin, Alabama.

Vain Man II. L. Sims, France. Ladies' Man J. L.

Stern, Virginia. Lazy Man E. J. L. Wyriek, Arkansas.

Pretty Man A. W. Marshall, Kentucky. Little Man DeL. M.

Chandler, Virginia. College Blow: Henry 0uvall, Kentucky. College Bore Critic J. 8. Clark, Alabama.

Committee of invitation J. L. Logan, Virginia L. H. Raines, Georgia; W.

S. Adams, Kentucky W. M. Johnston, Tennessee M. W.

Ransom, North Carolina W. D. Postal, Tennessee; F. E. Conrad, Virginia; Gabriel Sautini, Louisiana; A.

McF. Walker, Louisiana; 8. F. Watkins, North Carolina J. S.

Lewis, Tennessee. The Fashions fob Taylor have our thanks for early copies of Les- lie. Qodcy, and Dcmorest, for July. Tile' lauics will lind them to be the best numbers of these standard fashion magazines which; have been issued for several months. i Rooks Chamber of Richmond, June 18, ltffO.

I beg leave to acknowledge the following I additional contributions to the relief fund since last Members M. E. Church South, Piedmont, West Va 60 Jaiues K. tall, Uuough it. Irving Kew York GO 00 I Through Governor Waltar from fat.

jLoula. 00 00 Citizens of Alexandria, through w. N. Berkly, Mayor 127 00 Overton M. 1'rlce, through Bacon Baskervlll 55 00 (i.

Optlykc, chair relief fund, Chamber or commerce, New York, additional contributions ocj 18AAC Treasurer KeUef Fund, Chamber of Commerce. Tub Lee Gallery Making a Raid Amongst the beauty and chivalry of the South one would think there 1b some magic influence at work to collect so much beauty. Is the magic in the name Lre. If yon wished 10 be humbngged go and sec the advertised on tbc basin at per cord. If yon want a cord of good oak wood as yon ever had in your life for $5.30 per cord, go at once to W.J.

MCDOWELL, First and Broad streets. We -understand that W. D. Blair A Select Whiskey, at $3.50 per gallon, is one of the best whiskies In the city. Gauze SZURTS in cress variety and at remarkably low prices at E.

B. SfenceA SojTS, 1300 Main street. IiTGirr sinotEB WBAB of all sorts and grades atE. B. SFENCE 4k SON'S.

Alpaca Coats an? Linen Coato at low pricca at E. B. Sfevgb ton's. Dcmorest's and Godetfe FathUm Monthlies tor July received, and for sale at TAYLOR'S news depot, next to Dispatch building. Atlantic, Putnam, and LippiwM, for July, received And fur sale at 6 Taylor's news depot, next tq-ZHspateh baDdfeg.

nnjn 1, All Uie leading magaainss, weeklies, pnbliibed, can be toad at JSLLYSOjr TAYLOS'8 BMtopai, to iuPut Yourself in His Place." Charles Rfiiide'a latest work, In paper and cloth, at EllYLON Main street. Wood can be parchasod at Q. O. Cast's yard, on Eighth ttrcct near Packet landing, at the low price of $5 per cord for oak, and (4 per cord fur pine wood, delivered. "PUT Youbbblk is ins Place," Charles Readc's latest novel, just received and for sale by Ellyson Taylor, next to Dispatch office.

Country merchants can get or Warner L. Fleming, 132u Mi In street. In any quantity, superior candy packages. He guarantees satisfaction in each case, his prizes are really, each one. Worth the price you pay for the box.

Send your orders to him. All the leading magazines and periodicals for sale by Ellyson Sc. Taylor, next to Dispatch office. Remember Jnyoar promenade of an evening the neat ice-cream saloon at corner Main and Third streets. He also makes and delivers to imllles, picnics, fairs, pure Ice-cream in any quantity and of any fUvor desired.

The Rlee divorce suit for fraud In ape Is causing great Hxciteinent In Boston. It Rhonldwarn young men not to marry in haste. Rlee 1e but twentytwo, his hridc Ihlrty-seven. He swears that she math; him Itelievc she was hut his own ape, by Magnolia Balm npon her face, ncek, and hands, Poor youlh. He probably found her elhowB weren't quite so soft and pretty.

Ought Hagan to be indicted? Wo know of many similar cases. This Balin glvos a most wonder rnl jiearly and natural complexion, to which we don't object. We like pretty women. To finish the picture, they should use Lyon's Kathairon upon the hair. With pearly chin, rosy and soft, luxuriant tresses, tbey become irresistible.

Now 16 the Time to to remove In a few days to Wo. 1315 Main strict, we have marked down our Straw Goods to the very "lowest margin. Cur stock of Straw Ventilators and other summer wear is still large and varied and must be sold. McVEion Marshall. Rare AND beautiful spring styles of Jewelry; elegant new patterns of pins and drops; glove bands; Etruscan and enamelled medallions; new style neck chains, handkerchief-holders, cuff and bosom buttons; solitaire and cluster diamond engagement rings.

Choice novelties In silverware, In eases, for bridal presents, now opening at NOW lan corner Main and Tenth streets. Old Papers, in packages of one hundred or more, for salo at the Dispatch counting-room. M. Ellison eft CO, will insert advertisements 1b the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at publishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this MEErraqs.

1M1K REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK IK X1IK UVUA BANKING. cohi'AWY will take place on Juue 30th, at 12 o'clock M. K. A A NO A ST 10 Cashier. Richmond, June otli, 1870.

jeu-td Office Virginia Fins and Marine) INSURANCE company, Richmond, June ANNUAL regular annual meeting of the stockholders of this company will he held at the company's office un Monday the 2oth instant, at 12 o'clock JI. WILLIAM W1LI.I*. Je Secretary. AMUSEMENTCL RANDTEMl'EltANCE PIC-NIC ON WEDNESDAY, June 22, 1870, AT TAYLOJMVILLE, Richmond, "Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad. TRIMMER'S BKASLi BAND ENGAGED THE OCCASION.

The cars will leave the cortirr of Eighth and Hroad punctually at 8 o'clock A. and arrive at Taylors villeai o.w, affording au opportunity to enjoy a pleasant day in the country either In flslUug, dancing, or rambling In the woods. The beautiful and pleasant prove surrounding the house has been secured, ana no pains will be spared to render this the most pleasant ulc-nlo of the season. Tickcts can be purchased of the following gentlemen J. ED.

WALTERS, 819Broad street; E. FORREST PK.Colt, at William Ira Smith's clothing house, No. 130s Main street. CHARLES 1). flABLlSTON.

at Habliston 4 Brothers, corner Ninth and Main streets; and of other members of the "sons" and "Friends of Temperance," Temple of Honor," and "Cadets of 'lemperauce." LABEuyour baskets, and they will betaken In charge by the committee ana conveyed to the grounds iree of charge. REFKESHMENTS, for sale on the grounds at city prices. By order of THE COMMITTEE. REV. WILLIAM E.

MUN3EY, D. "will deliver his POPULAR LECTURE ON "ELIJAH" at CENTENARY CHURCH, between Fourth and Filth streets, on TUESDAY EVENING THE 21ST 1NbTANT, at half-past 8 o'clock, FOR BENEFIT OF CLAY-STREET CHURCH, ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS. Tickets at Bldgood's and Bates A Waddy Brothers' bookstores. je TO TAX-PAYERS. City auditob's oitick.i Bichmojo), Juuel, 1870.

rFHE CITY ASSESSMENT OF CLASS A OR LICENSE TAX for the year 1870 most be. paid to the City upon the warrant of the Auditor, on or before ihs 15tii DAI' OF JUNE. I will at the Auditor's oillce each day from 0 A. M. to 3 M.

-i The attention of merchants and all others to this tax Is especially Invited to the sub-1 olned extract. LOUIS F. B0SS1EUY, Auditor; i Extract from an Ordinance mused bv tKi'OimnSil of the (Jlty of Richmond May 30,1870 "Skctioxio. All taxes on licenses by the Assessor shall be paid to the City Chamberlain, upon the warraut of the Auditor, on or before the 15tb day of and each licence shall be Issued wlien the tax assessed thereon shall have been paid; and on all such taxes not so paid within the time specified there shall be an addition of twenty per and the unlicensed business shall be suspended until the Ux, with such addition, shall have been From the original. E.

C. HOWARD, Jelfl-tt Olerk Council. CITY COLtKCTOB'fl OWICJt,) RlCHMOKD, June 1st, 1879. 1WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE dally between the hours of 0 o'clock A. M.

and 8 o'clock P. from the 15th to the JOth of June Inclusive, for the purpose of receiving from any person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or one-half of the amount of taxes charged, deducting from the whole amount, or one-half, as the case may be, ten per centum thereon. W. B. DAVIDSON, Je City collector.

A firm of SMYTH JLJ MOORE Is this day dissolved. The name or the firm will only be used by Di Moore la settling tbe business, to whom au parties Indebted will make payment, and all persons having claims against us will please present them tor settlement. ROBERT J. SMYTH. MAY 18, 1878.

W. MOORE. Having purchased the interest of Mr. R. J.

Smyth inthemiil property on tbe south side or the dock. 1 shall continue the MILLING BUSINESS in all Its different branches, to which I invite all who may be in want of MEAL, FLOUR, or the very best article of GROUND NwYA SCOTIA PLA8TEB, to.come and see me before buying elsewhere. my W. MOQBE. Richmond, June 6th, un.

rpHE CO-partnership heretofore exX lstlng between GEOBGB TIMJBERLAKE 6 SON was dissolved on the 1st day or May. by mutual consent. JAMES L. T1MBE.HLAKE win continue to conduct a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS at tbe old stand, and solicits the patronage of the friends or the old concern. TIMBBRLAKE SON.

je FOB HALE. Mules and horses have two fine and RIDING HORSES, two large VVot UOBSES. four low-price HORSES, and ten MULES, tot Franklin COPPER ST1IX AND.WORM BAsmnr, IBnrKLOCEgCg, MINT ATURE ALM ANA.cC JtTVK 30, 1870. 3ua rises MLooa 7.181 High PORT OF RICHMOND, JCHtt 18,1870. AKsrrsD.

Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer chandlse and passengers, L. 15. Tatum. steamer Couch, New York, merchandise and passengers, Old Dominion Steamer James S.

Gree-i, Philadelphia, merchandise and passengers, W. P. l'ortcr. SaiLkd. Steamer Ellle Knight, Travew, Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, Harveys A WlUIams.

Steamer Saratoga, Vonrh. New York, merchan-1 dlse and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Co. MtHORANDUX. Wkst Point, June steamer of Virginia, nemau. Baltimore, merchandise and passengers, filver Railroad Comptny, and sailed on return.

CXTY 1'OIXT, June brig J. L. Amcsbnry, Hoatoo, to load tobaoco France, Gray A KY TttLKGRArn. New Yobk, June ship Express, for Lagos, many months strict, bas unexpectedly Sue had glvou up for lost, and the in nurance upon her pafiL 'I smpM FOR PETERSBURG will leave wharf on MOW DAY, June 20th, ac it m. Freight received up to half-paot 3J o'clock M.

For freight or passage, apply to Je ax -it HARVKYS WILLIAMS. 170R NEW Dominion Stramsbip Vorapany'sjBHefflKe elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC KKlHTTcapLam Klakeuak, will leave her whart at Kockettri ou TUESDAY, June 21st, at 10o'clock A. Freight received until 8 A. If. Fare, fW I steerag 1 round-trip For paaaage, apply at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, comer eleventh and fltaln etrccau Je FOR steamer J.

S. GREEN, Vancb, will receive Jreight for the aooveport, cheaper than by any other route till MONDAY the zoth instant, -at 13 o'clock. Freight taken for 1 Norfolk at mpuerate rates. Passage to Philadelphia, including meald ami stateroom, $8. W.

PORTER, Agent, Jc No. 2-12S Dock struct. ELLA KNIGHT will leave herfiaGffiSaL. wharf SATURDAY, June 18ib. at 4 o'clock r.

Freight received up to o'clock P. M. freight or passage apply to Jo HARVEYS A WILLIAMS. OR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, brig II. POUTER, one hundred antL eighteen tons (IK) barrels.

Apply to PALMER, HARTSOOK A CO. ap 20 VTOTICE TO iT The boats of the JAMES KANAWHA CANAL UuMfAA. leave the dock as usual promptly it 12 if. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and Freight and tolls on poo ls for Lynchburg and oeyoud collected on delivery, or prepaid, at thf jpf lon of tin; Every facility possible wtl. oe afforded consignees, but no obligation is aamed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at my office on the Dock without special agreements Way freight will not be delivered till charges an paid.

Boats locked and de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent. VBOtTEBlES, CHOICE FAMILY tierces CHOICE FAMILY HAMS, "Regal" brand, lust recclvcd in store and for sale bv Je 20 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS A CO. A GREAT REDUCTION IN TIIE PRIOR OF GOOD TEA, ROASTED COFFEE. and SUGAR, at II.

ANTHONY'S kTORE, 732 Main street, three doors above the Spotawood Hotel, on thc.opposite side. Best second quality. $1.75. first Hack Oolong. Japan and English Breakfast, loung Hyson and Imperial, $1.50.

I (est -lava Roasted Coffee, Lagtsayra, best Rio, 30c. Whlto Coffee Sugar, cut Loaf, 18c. Je 18 REFINED SUGAR LOAF, CRUSHED, POWDERED, GRANULATED, COFFEE, COFFEE, and EXTRA l'C" SUGARS, for sale by Jc 15 ROBERT F. WILLIAMS A CO. 100 BOXES TURKISH PRUNES, ON JLUU consignment.

JeO A. Y. STOKES A CO. inn BARRELS BOSTON MACKEREL, 1UU NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS. jeo A.

Y. STOKES A -inn BAUUKLS MORRISS CO'S SYlUl RUPJ100 barrels BaUiraore and York SYiiUP. I jeo A. Y. STOKES CO.

GREEN iVND BLACK TEAS for sale low; KNipnT'S nEAVY DARK SYRUP, in barrels, tierces, and hogsheads; KNIGHT'S jttOLASSb-S Jc4 PALMER, HARTSOOK A CO. SUGAR-CURED BEEF TONGUES, CHAMPAGNE CIDER, in bottles; SICILY LEMON SUGAR, North Carolina ROE HERRINGS, in half barrels; McCLUNG FLOUR, 30 barrels PICKLED SALMON. WILLIAM IT. TATUIW, jc 4 IW6 Broad street. pOliTLAND SYRUP, We arc now receiving dlrcct from the refiners regular supplied of the celebrated ORIGINAL PORTLAND SYBUP, which we offer to the trade at factory prices.

my30 S. 0. TARpY A CO. North Carolina herrings? We tire now receiving schooner Mary Wood barrels No. 1 Cut Herrings, barrels So.

1 Gross Herrings, half-barrels No. I Famlty Hoe Herrings, my 30 8. 0. TARDY A OO. JJEFINED SUGARS.

6oo barrels Cut, Loaf. Crushed, Pulverized, IS. Extra aud other grades, at factory prices. my 9Q 8. C.

TAKDY A CO. RESIT SALAD cases fresh DANDRIOGE A my ip Broad strict. PRIME GOSIIEN BUTTE Ik-Five tubs fresh BUTTKB received to-day. A my 10 827 Broads trift PIG FEET, O. "SMOKED BEEF.

J-- irtd TONGUES, MOSS FARINE, it GUAVA JELLY; and. In addition to our usual ajsnrtmerit of WIN EH. a DOMESTIC the vineyard of Mr. Henry Xeplcr, St Dowry's Bluff. For sale by tmyPj J.fu.

OK FIVE-GALLON KKGSi GOLDEN AfO DRIPS, 10 barrels GOLDEN DRIPS, 26 barrels SOUTHWaKK SY1JTJP, 60 barrels KNIGHT'S SYRUPJ In store and for sale by my 10 WAGGONER yUBNUTCBE, Acj HAEWOOD BITTER, i opposite lfie E-oet-offlcc, Main street, Rave now on hand aud are conotaQtly manufacturing the most complete and varied assortment of CHAMBER FURNITURE, I PARLOR FURNITURE. DINING-ROOM FURNITURE, and And we would Invite all In want ot good, substantial articles In our line to examine our stock. No establishment In the Slate can offer greater Inducements. We have goods to suit all parties. Elegant seta of superior workmanship and fine finish.

and plain goods of every description; and we will tell you a secret: we are still reducing our prices. Call opposite the up my to i gPRLNG STOCK OF FimKXTURE. HTA.CYS are receiving an IMMENSE 8TOCK, bought at GOLD BATES, and axe detcznUied not to coder sold by any house In the cotentry. Examine before you bay. mh 13 1108 AM) 1310 MAIN STREKT.

rfiHE PENITENTIARY. The JL signed, commissioners appointed by Governor the act of A Wttnuljappro red April 1870, to ascertain what the present location oT tike penitentiary can be sold for, wbat wmt location can be obtained for, together wttlMhe advantages of the new location, and wul cost to remove the present penlienttanr bmMwira1 or erect new ones on a new site Adapted to the waats of such an to native written tious upon either or all of the sinners srlttln thirty from meat, we desireparttoe ww Jffo ling with the Board to do so all wlU be the commissioners, or. if hy cans of post-wp hoyjui OffAW'y pm litMJ OrjejMtuirejGttfl Due I I' secure, thrf.r.I I tnw square, tit tm sjn.irc, mm Uno aqaare, if i ii? ii SSsmm asa wAsm WANTED.A PITECHASKETOH THE VV LICEKOE, FIXTURE. of one o( and Ween7 rttfc-dnpBALOONS feHonnl-i riHjcJty, "AMtenK yo, Wffl A TED, TEN HRICKLAYKB3 to go baitar.o on a. aSST PAH wnwr Math and C'sry RlrhI raoBd, A A FIRST-CLASS PHOKOOKAFllIC OPERATOR sn.i a KkIMS-X Afao, ju-raon to color Je Main street.

TTTANT1SD, ft No. COOK, without inI cnrnbrance. a tow ft la dtnlnirroom. Appiy at No. 1M, Clay an-i Adains je 18-lw WANTED, a COLORED WOMAN with-1 TT out Incumbiajwcio dageuejtU hnHsewi.rk I for a small One th.it aiRkliig preferred; Apply as Fair Gronnd3, nest Main street, Sidaeyv Jo IxTfTANTfiD, 8 No.

1 withf oat Incumbrance, and a i recommeudatlou. Apply at liKltUiS'M BAKERY, Main Itrett. WANTED, a good CJ i that understands tbe employment guaranteed. Je Constant CVtftlSMKR. OTANTEDj ONK op MORS YOKR Op Tf for heavy work.

Parties having soch will please addrcsa' (stating wclglu, 1U TURN Builinflehf, J. B. BLAND Jt Commission Merchants; UM Cary street, Richmond, ije l7-Ur 7 SOUTHERN LADY years' vs tcaehiBfr MotIc in a pehooj, or Latin, XathewaSSUSt ElchmoncVVa. WANTED, In a good bunineas, a PARTT NEB, with both capital and experience, to start tot the soaihern market. Inquire at the DUjmcH office, or addrcaa J.

B.t post-ofllce. Je QIGNOR V. CRESPI, for many years a teacher of tho French and Italian languages in London and cad possessing most satisfactory tostlmonlajis from flnstltotlouB snd individuals of promlhcaee In ootZi elites; la desirous to secure employment aa a TEACllEK la schools or prh-atc classMk i BRFKRkwocg l.ee PoWell. Rct. T.

a. fhuhldl, and James H. Psttoo, Bkshniond, Vr. I I I I I i 'I il in HAUDS WANTED jt xrt. 4 ON IIIQU RlilDQIv, 80UTHSIDK BA1LBOAD, BY BALTIM0B8 BRIDQS COMPANY.

mRt) WORK. b)i1 QOOD BOKBJK, QOOD WAGES. Apply la person oa tbe it- lm WOOD Aim COAJL. flLOVEE HILL PCf load. ft' HARD, Vor and Byrd ttroeta.

REASONED OAK WOOD AT FIVE DOLLARS KBtt one hn mired and twenty cortojrf splendid SK Aqrvwyj) OAK WOOD Camp rc movcd la tcn dTya. will deSlvnr. to any one one cord with tho privilege, for a low daya, llrnUrato corner First and Jifoad MClK)WELL. je 1" i NTHRACITE COAli. A FULL BUPFLYOf FIRST-CLASS ANTHRACITE COAL 011 lmnd, which will be sold as LOW as can bought anywhere by tlio cargo or ton.

ALSO, CUMBERLAND COAL of first qaallty. S. H. DAWES, Eighteenth and Cary streets. Vff OCANAQUA COAL COMPANY.

juvlng been mailc company for all the State south of I snss mbeuland 1 ikstrtMfc fiTi1 supply families soo fciEOROlCa CftHEK OUMB jfc received B'8 CRKKK CUMBERLAND anthSSStS' my Seventeenth streak at toa-Airwftwaa I use two "SffEid or foot. I use wiin hand or foot, both sides, aad and and wAiatANTBli jg. 0f Frlce Of fw aup iWnes Xbo lin, heavy cloth, M.WPODf wnieoastfer i by.