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Gen. Walker.

Walker appears to be about making positively
his last appearance on the Central American stage
If Gen. Mora is to be believed, he has got Walker
and his forces confined to only taco houses has dug
trench around what was left of the city, and ths,
Walker could be forced to surrender by the Goth O
april. San Juan del Sur and San Juan del Norte,
1t Greytown. are both in possession of the allies,
% that Walker can get no relief. Col. Caycee,
Walkers quarter MASTER who distinguished him
self in defending the church of Guadalupe against
the allies, ia among the deserters from Walker.
Such is the purport of the last news from Gem
trail America. The career of the great fllibuste-
10 closing. When q mans friends desert him, it
70 clear that be is in misfortune. Still, Mora's
statement may be false. At all events, we hope
Walker will not fall into the hands of his enemies
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
nIend.y Mo, ming, May 4, 1887.
The Hog Cholera.

The HOG Nn0icfas .
The hog cholera Ia creating an exci'e'heh' ~
only out West, but In New York. fenns!
ana the Eastern States. The New YORK Evening
Post eiyes. A. cause of the msady, the tAe' 'nAs
the swine aare very much addicted 70 tns sop. u
the whiskey distillers, barrel ., ,v " .s,.,.
contain enough strychnine 10 Mn ny
we are sorry to hear that the western h0ss ns
hscom,ne 10 beas.y in their habits. Inc fn'la'
a.,nh,. I,edrer. quoting the article OF the Post,
.h.. -a,tever the cause OF the present hog
.r;a.,n,. IN the West, the fact 10 undoubfed that
,h.v are diving by hundreds, and there Is every
80, "a helIeye that the meat Of tho diseased
,,,.,. I. seu, to the eastern cities for salel II
., .,jd that some years ago, when the milk sick
ma, broke out among cattle 10 the West, the car
.ss,es of the animals were sailed and sold at the
South for food, and these who partook Of the food
were seriously indisposed. The cupidity of trade
IL capable of any crime for Its own pecuniary
profit. The Ledger says that 1t is common thing
10 the neighborhood of Philadelphia to purchase
dead horses for food for hogs and that the ooo'e'
OF the horses recently burned At fire In tha' ey'
after lying till they became putrid, were sofa "
fAtten hogs killed for the Philadelphia mar.e"-
No remedy is suggested to protect the puohe ~
the infected districts from the consequences, %
cept to abstain from the use Of pork attose'hei,
tnl the disease In their midst has entireiy pAsseo
away. Even this will not prove An en'ire e.emp,
tion from danger, for much of the PORK VIII 10
sailed and kept, and afterwards sold oot IL Will
prove something of . safeguard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILRoAD.-The
subscribers to the stock of this ras met at Abing'
don, Va on Saturday week, andanlly organized
the Company Cow. B Floyd was elected Pre-
sident, and Archimides Davis, Isaac B. Dunn
Thomas L. Preston, VIM. Y. 9. White, and b
Johnsons, Esqs., of Washington county, Va, and
VIM Smith, ESQ., Of New York, Directors. The
contract for building the road having been given
to Messrs. A. II. Door & Co, at an evening ses'
sion of the stockholders, Messrs. White and john
son resigned their seats Directors, and by con-
sent also withdrew their subscription to the stock
If the action of the stockholders sapproved by the
Board of Public Works, the building Of the road
will be Immediately commenced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS This popular memoef VI
our theatrical company will have a beneh' 70
night and we sincerely hope the house will DC
o,ovded During the season now drawing to
close. Mr. Adams has played many prominent and
dIscnl. narts and has manifested on all occasions
a degree of genius which will when fully devel
oped entitle him to high rank in his profession
In private life, his department here has oeen un-
excepionable and we feel assured that the nu
merous friends he has gathered around him, VIII
take advantage of this opportunity to bestow upon
him substa ntial token of their regard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04
Anniversary Week.

This week Ia celebrated Ia New York ~ an Zane
niversary week" All the religious, benevolent
pbilantbropical, abolition and indel societies OF
the country are now beginning their yearly fes'
sval in Gotham. The occasion brings tose'nei
mixed multitude of divines, philosophers spo :.
formers of every sect and every complexion 80.
myriads Of beautiful and sightseeing iAo''' 80.
all par.s of the country. The aooii'ion -, IN
will muster strong and wear their 'uns ",. nress
vitupsration and abuse, expecting inc W." and
of the country to copy their insane r. 1 ,hs;, onlv
obises We ,ru.. .h.. they may be disappointed
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Another Dauahfer.

The last steamer brought the gratifying intel.
lgence that Queen Victoria has another baby
We believe this arrival makes round dozen; per-
haps more. One . year has been the average
maintained by this exemplary mstron, for the last
twelve or fifteen years. The Commons will be
called on to provide an adequate support for the
new conner, the bells will ring, and Bull will shout
Ms honest breast out of his jacket, at the priv.
eye of fostering another scion of royalty Per-
naps Golden and Bright may grumble little, but
grumbling Is right secured to all Englishmen by
magma Charts, and rs inalienable as the royal
pfsrogatiye 70 supply the throne with heirs
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THE WEATHER HERE AND ELSEWHERE, yes
terday morning. was cloudy and oppressIvely
warm followed by an afternoon OF steady rain -
Telegraphic dispatches from the following places
show the state Of the weather in them at O'Clock
Saturday morning: New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tmore and Washington, rainirg Petersburg, Va.
Raleigh, n G, Wilmington, N. O., Augusta, Sa"
vannah, Macon, Ga Columbus, Ga, and Mont
geometry, Ala, cloudy; Columbia, S, c., and Charles
ton 6 G. cloudy and wet.
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~rIKCRAPHfC NKws.
FOR Il DIsPAfC a
Order In kausas.

wasHIrsToN, May Accounts from Kansas,
reeayed here from authentic advices. show that
the Territory Ia quiet and prosperous, and affords
every sign OF becoming fast State There will
be little occasion for the employment there of the
900 troops ordered for Fort Leayenworth, under
the command Of General Harvey. A few comps.
Mes a. garrisons for the forts, I'll meet all the
demands for this service That Kansas will come
into the Union rs Democratic State before the
expiration Of the next session of Congress there
10 now little doubt, though 1t may not be slave
holding State-at least for any length Of time.
Mr. II. ] Walker Is to return from New York
to this city previous to his departure for Kansas
on the lIth
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-.ncau Intelligence

-, ,be last steamer brougnt OUT ~
.r .pps. annesl of the Evangelical Christians OF
haihe'' rsrand, to their fellow Christians OF
uenr safes on behalf of the Abolition OF sia'
TUG southern States.' The document mas
e e.s nubIished in pamphlet form, and will nave
osen IL, and circulation In New York, during
The anniversaries this week.
The Evangelical Christians OF Geneva, would
b alter read the epistle of St. Paul 10 fniiemon'
AID also give heed to the evangelical inJunct'oh'
to study to be quiet, and mind their own ous''
nest"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

Operations OF THE U. S. MINT. - The ope'
r,tions of the Philadelphia Mint, for the month
OF April, show total posit OF gold OF only S4oo
$50 and of silver of only $l37, o40,-givlng tota
of deposits of s53s, $50. The gold coinage for tt e
same time was S537 900 in double eagles and Slo4
Ola in gold dollars, being only s643,O44 in all OF
silver, the coinage was $4,000 in quarter dollar
pieces, and S245 600 in dimes-in all 1923 ooo. Inc
whole number of pieces coined during the month
was 500 994. Of the value Of 1896, O44.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

CHANGE OF ENGINEERs.-The post of Chief
Engineer of the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
has been rendered to Montgomery Lynch, at pre-
seat Chief Engineer of the East Tennessee and
Virginia Road, and he has accepted it. Col. NJ.
B. Prichard has accepted the Chief Engineership
of the Iowa Central Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

W IT is beautiful sight to behold the nsnr 81
in which TYLER Co. make portraits, at their extsr
sivs establishment 1879 Main street. A competent
man Is placed at each branch Of the buiiuess and
the result is, an immense quantity of work is Per
formed, without the least confusion.
Compare this model concern With the little one.
horse galleries sxtsnt. 1t admits of no comparison
From 400 to 800 licensees taken daily, by steam
1879 Main street.
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SAN SALVADOR has resorted to a forced loan
of $40 O00 for carrying on the war against Walker.
The friends of fillibusters were continually send
ing letters stating that San Salvador sympathised
secretly with Walker. This does not look like It,
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African SIaVers.

There are now five African slavers lying in the
port of N. York. Capt Rynders, the new U. S. Mar.
shal is distinguishing himself by energetic efforts
to seize the vessels fitted out for this traffic in his
district. II the Marshals in the other free soil
ports will emulate his activity, strong check Will
be given to the African slave trade, now 80 ex-
tensvely carried by free State capitalists, and
New England masters of vessels, who generally
sacrifice hundred Africans on every voyage to
their horrible cupidity.
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~ FIFTY CENTS is enough to pay for portrait,
when the fact is considered that TYLER l. Co take
400 daily. If they made small number az Others in
sas business can only do of course they could not
succeed; hut wheni it Is known they take such large
amount the pros Of their extensive business can be
counted : 1879 Rain strset
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Political Chauge.

YORK, Pa, May ? AT our borough election to-
day the Democrats elected their borough officers
for the first time in forty years, electing Peter
Mcintyre chief burger by sixty five majority
Last fall, when Mr.. Buchanan carried the county
by an unprecedented large majority, this borough
was against him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

STRIKE AT WHELLING.-T The boilers IN the
rolling mills at wheeling. Va, are on strike for
S5 IS per ton instead of s4.25 heretofore received
The Times says the strike is general all over tie
city, and unless the owners and workmen come
to terms, the suspension of all the mills will result
ss q consequence.
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Or The d int. TEMPERANCE JOHNSON. con,
s,rt Of Thomas johnson, dsc'd, aged 90 years. VI
Hsr funeral will take place to-day, (Mondsyl an
Nav. 1887. at o'clock, P. AZ her residences ~
Henriro county. Williamsburg rood. near Huenes
Tsv,rn The friends and acquaintsuces are respeet
f,IIv invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

FOR EURoPE.-The steamship City of WASH
ington sailed from N. York Friday, for Liverpool,
with 90 cabin and $50 steerage passengers. The
Rev. DR. feeling and the Rev. MIR. Brazil, of Vir,
ginia, were among her cabin passengers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

gF SOMETHING GOOD FOR EVERYBODY will bs
found in FoNTAISE's CREAM IF WILD FLOWERS
In washing, it leaves the akin delightfully."- fragrant,
soft and beautiful and for shaving and cleaning the
teeth nothing surpase it. Sold BY g.! Druesists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

FROM NEW GRANADA.-AN ADJUSTMENT Or
OUR DIFFICULTIES ANTICIPATED.-Veryla late adj
vices were received at the State Department in
Washington, Saturday, per steamer Illinois. from
our Minister at Bosota, Mr., Bowlin, in which be
expressed the belief tina. The new Government OF
that country will enter into an amicable arrange.
ment for the settlement of pending difficulties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

MARINE LOSSES FOR APRIL.-The losses tor the
p,st month have reached the large amount OF Sl.-
35I, 800 by American vessels alone, and II to 1t
were added that of British vessels plying between
this country and England, the aggregate amount
for that period would not fall short of s., 100000.
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Failing eff the Fulton.

NEW YORK, May 2-The steamer Fulton sailed
hence to day for Havre. Among the passengers
IL Chas CARPENTER, the French Northern Railroad
defauiter. he Is being sent to France under the
Extraditien treaty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04
Tho Weather.

The National Intelligencer has seen a regular
daily record of the weather in 1920, from which IL
appears that there was severe winter, and pres
cisely such spring as this in that year. except
that the last two days of April, 1920, were very
warm.
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DEATH OF A wELL-KNowN WRITER.-W. B.
Buchanan, ESQ of Marshall county Va, we'll
known Virginia poet and author, died suddenly in
Whe cling, Thursday, of disease Of the heart MI
B. was ix.y,three years of age, and had long been
connected as correspondent with the National Ina
teIigencer and Home Journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

Hon. A. ]. Talbot has been renomina tad for
Congress In the fourth district. Kentucky, by the
Democrats.
The Governor of North Carolina has respiied
Mcdonald. Of Bladsn county, convicted of murder,
l2th Of June
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-The Savannah (Ga) Re.
publican publishes list of four schooners, tive
brigs and two barks, which have been purchased
during the past few weeks by houses in Havana,
all of which, it is generally understood are for the
African ue of slave traders sailing to Cuba, which
numbers one hundred and fifty sail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

NAVAL BoARDS-In Board No. l Saturday,
there was nothing doing. Board No. .. Four wit
nesses were examined on the part of Lieut. Chan
der Board No 3. The case of Lieut. Baldwin
was closed and the argument commenced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

BLACKwooD We have from the agent Nd r
WooDHoUsE, the March and April Nos OF BLACK
woods Magazine. The table Of contents IN eacn
indicate the undated energy of this veneraols
rnnnfhtv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

HALIFAX, May 3-Parament has been pro-
rogued till Thursday. The Governor has signed
the bill giving exclusive right to the Atlantic
Telegraph Company for fifty years to place cables
upon the shores of the provinces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

NEW POST OFFICES have been established at
Westminster, Nelson county, Va James Vigers
postmaster and at Wallace, Harrison county, Va,
| Silas NJ. Safe postmaster.
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sE GGiAE EOYECES.


H Henry II. RliysOn ksq -ThfsI gentle
man has been presented through the psw.nap.rs
suitable person to represent the city in the ne
General Assembly OF Virginia Mr.. ELl.YSON oc-
csples high position before the citizens Of Rich.
mond and she State at large, as an ardent advocate
OF Internal imprcvemsnts-psrtcula those in
provemsnts which will greatly enure 10 the benefit
Der OF the Legislature of this state Tor h past three
years. and his gentlemanly department and suund
ciear-hesded views on all questions which were
brought before that body Isr3ed the admir-
and esteem OF his collea,ues from all sections of the
state To use the language of one of the rnsst in
te!lg:nt members OF the last House of Delegates,
" He was the clty's Repre- tentative" While there
is no reasonable doubt as to his nomination to night
yet possibly certain &C mbinstions might appear
which would sndanger his chapcsE anu would
therefore admohEh all his friends to be- present on
the occasion.
my 4-lt PRO BONO PITBLICO.
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yAmerican and Wing Ticket.

EYAmerican and Wing Ticket.
SENATE:
RICHARD G.. MORRIS
House Of Delegates
CHARLES S. MILLS.
HENRY ELLYsON
JAMES A SCOTT.
Recommended to the corsid .ratioy, of the Nomi
mating Convention, at the African Church, TO.
NIGhT.
my4-lt" JEFFF RSOE WARD.
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US TREAsURY.-Thera was in the U. s.
treasury subject to draft on the 9th ut S23 w.
I26 49, of this s. 364924 is at Boston, 50 249 836
at New York, $50 804 A at Richmond, Va, 80. COL
at Norfolk, Va. and SIT $40 Al at Nashville, Ten"
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shin News,

NEW YORK, May 2.-The bark Francis Par-
trige, from Montevideo, and the brig Queen of the
South, from Rio Grande have arrived.
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OswEGo. May 1.-The flour and grain receipts
at this port since the opening of navigation to May
are 30 300bbls of flour, 1877 200 bushels of wheat,
lO6oO bushels of rye and s. 600 bushels of barley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04
WesternsIpke Nsy,aatfon

CLEVELAND, May 1.-The propeller Michigan
arrived at Detroit from Chicago on Friday morn
ing She met the propeller Ogdensburg In the
Straits bound up.
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, April 7ssb, by the Rev. ms r noc,
at the residence Of her brother, Mr. 9sorge ,vTps
of Richmond, to Miss ELIZA C. TURHEh' OIL the
former place.
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SECOND DIsPATCH.I
Consecrnlion of q Bis.lop
Canadian News.

BALTIMORE, May 3rd-Dr. Elder, of Mt. St
Msry's College. was consecrsted Bishop of Charles
ton, S. c., at the Cathedral here o-day.
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Uanvassiux the KI.c,,.,.,

A sligo journal states that, at the late election
IN tnat region, well known gentleman, at the
nsAa q large crowd, provided with clubs and
rocks, prceseded TO canoass Tie elections.
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JEFFF RsON WARD.

~ One Hundred Dollar worth
Foy. SIXTY. (&60.l
One Paris Black Lace Msnt lila. one of tho latest
designs, imported expressly : or the
NEW YORK MAN'IILLA STORE
a sample, and arrived q the last steamer from
EUGOPE 1t 10 now on exhibition, with full IS
s2rtment Of other new str ss at the New York M
ta Store, 1877 Main Sect
splendid lot of plain and embroidered White
Or, 20 shswl', prices rom sc to S75.
All Grape and Silk and Grape Mantles of the latest
styles
Also, beautiful iot of second mourning Nantes.
call 10 desired, before purchasing else where.
JAS RILEY, 1877 Main street,
my 4-2t" Opposite New Custom House.
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WASHINGTON, May The rails between the
Relay House and Baltimore were torn up last
n'ght by the rioters, and no train has yet arrived
from the North
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 3-Ths train has arrived,
the cause of detention being an iron bar on the
track four miles from Baltimore, by which a
freight train was thrown off and the engine and
track was repaired during the day, and the train
left Baltimore at o'clock and arrived here at
o'clock. The track was not torn up as at frs,
stated
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE May 3.-Two military companies
were sent to the Relay House this afternoon, to
protect the freight train on the railroad, coming In
tonight The result of their going is not heard
vet
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e. Bargains
BARG AIMS!
AINS!!
All in want of CHEAP GOODS should call at
VALE NTINE. COHEN'S
CHEAP STORE,
No. Broad street.
He is selling
Rich 81 ick Lace Wells, at 81. cts, a piece.
Fine " rd wide Brilliants, at l2t cts. per I'D.
Do do Cambrics, at lzs cts per I'D.
Do do Nansook Muslin, at l2l cts,
Cact u Skirts, at 62t cts. piece
very best Ere nch CoTsets. at 81 %.
DO Kid Gauntlets, at 81 pair. worth
double the money.
Black Coiore Elastic Belts at I24 cts a pair.
Black and Fancy silks from rs cts. I'D and up.
Collars. Hdk TO-. Parssos, Hoop Skirts, and innu
=. merable other desirable goods. equally cheap.
N. B.-Of no sIERY have in store q very large
assortment for sdies, missss gents and boys, and
am confident Of suting everybody in price and quail
ity who favor q 70 with call nv 4-6ts
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.

II virginia Mechanics Institute -.
regular monthly citing of the Institute will be held
ct the hall. north west of Main and 18th
streets, THIS EVENING. at u O'Clock Members
are requested to hs punctual in their attendance.
my At J. w. LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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kT Grand Rally
OF THE
WHIGS AND AMERICANS,
AT THE
A l. RI A n OH U RC II,
TU-NiGHT, MAY 4th.

Fhs Wings and Americans of Richmond, will meet
at the African Church, TO NIGHT, at 8 O'Clock to
nominate Candidates for the Legislature, and to or
gan.ze for the canvass.
let there be immense gathering from all the
Wards that ticket OF abl. experienced and pop
uar gentlemen may De selected. my liz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

~ Persons down town. having business
with me, and who find 1t inccnvenlent to oome or
send my store, will please leave their orders at
the ftore of kesss s. McGruder's Sons, 18th
street, when they will be attended to.
ap 27-lm MARK DOWNEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-04

1 OCOMOTIvE, OH = FL r. HEATING
Ia SMOOTHING IRONS FOR sale at reducsa
prices. BY CLARKSON L ANDERSON,
mya No, l06, Main Of.
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Ey- am q candidate Tor the Third Con.
OCCASIONAL DISTRICT of the city of Richmond
THOS. J. NORVELL.
Richmond, Va, April 18th, 1857. ap l5-dtd*
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some asht wagons, moving ~ many famill.
.i ss through Lswisburg, Va, on Saturday week
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" Hollywood fCemetery. 1.-The annual
citing If the HOLLYWOOD Cemetery Company wi |
take place at the Office OF the President corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets, the store of Mr.. Al
exander DuvaI on TUESDAY, the 9Th of May, at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon
10Y 2--St VIM. IL. HAXALL Sec'y,
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~ DIR. Csans, late of st. Louis, Mo -
Office and residence Sd street, west side, between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l8-d6m
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~ Abel u. Mayo,
l taTnD Nk'V A N r AylJ ANN NJ

IT. Abel u. Mayo,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Will give prompt attention to the Liquidation, Be-
curing and Collection of Debts of every description
By legal process in the Courts of the City of Rich
mond and County of Henrico
Dispositions and other Notsrial Business punctually
attended to.
Any reference given that may be desired.
Office opposite the Law Building, over August
Rsnpolph's. ap lS-lm