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LOCAL MATTERS.

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT-RUN OVER AND
KILLED By 4 TRAIN OF CARs.-The Wash
ington-bound train on the Fredericksburg
road Tuesday night ran over man by the
nome Of George Haines, near Chesterfield
station, and killed him instantly. His body
was severed in twain and horribly man
gled, the entire train having passed over
him. he was lying across the track when
asleep, and it is supposed had been drink
ing during the evening, although he was
considered q man of excellent habits. A
man was found lying about ten feet from
the track in state of intoxication, and he
was heard to cry to Haines to come up and
help him put on his shirt. When found ne
Was almost entirely stripped.
Haines was single man, 8 carpenter by
trade, and was always held to be an honest
and industrious man. He was seldom
known to drink. Il.
The engineer of the train saw him lying
on the track, but was SO close on him that
it was utterly impossible to stop in time to
save him. E.. .......
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ARREST OF. .YoUNG HOUSE sBREAkERs.- ~
"A party of young boys. By name Charles
Blake, John Askew, James syruss, and
Edward Beasley, we're on yesterday ar. !;
raigned before Mayor Chahoon charged
with breaking open q vacant house just
built on the corner of Munford and Mar
shall streets. owned by MIR. Francis T.
Isbell, and robbing it Of all the keys, seve-
raj locks, and door-knobs; also, for insult
ing Mrs. Sarah Gilman and assaultilg
her son James Gilman. Young Gilman,
who had been watching the house, dis
covered the youngsters in there, and they,
upon finding this ont, commenced to rock
him and insult his, mother. Young Gilman
resisted the attack, and wounded Blake,
the eldest of the party, with a, stick The
young house-breakers were all arrested and
conveyed to the station house, where the
stolen property was found among them.
The Mayor sent them all on to answer in
dictment. .es go ,ra7ai d3l z as
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MAYORS CoURT-Jfayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-The continued case Of Jeff. john
SON (negro), charged with feloniously en-
tering the house of Henry W. Hey, in Man
chester, and stealing therefrom 5000 worth
of plunder, was called. The case belong
ing more properly to Manchester, the ac-
cused was sent thither on his own recogni-
zance.
James Campbell (small negro boy),
charged with breaking q glass out Of Mr.
Lucksdoe's window, was set back for pa
rental cestigation. w ....... ,...r
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The AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY IN TIE
SoUTH-ATLANTIC STATEs.-The Richmond
Depository of the American Tract Society
(T. L. D. Walford) furnishes US with en-
Interesting statement of the operations Il
this Society during the year ending March
1st, 1869. ~.
The Richmond agency has supervision Of
all the southern Atlantic States. In this
territory there are employed seventy-eight
colporteurs- -thirty-two in Virginia, thirty
FIVE in North Carolina, seven in South Caro-
lima, three in Georgia, and one in Alabama.
These gentlemen ere, for the most part,
persons of piety and education, selected
from the localities in which they are called
upon to operate, and from the different
evangelical denominations Of Christians.
Through their fundamentally, in the year
l86S-'69 books and tracts we're distributed
to the amount Of 100000. They held 2,549
religious meetings, and report as the result
over 5000 conversions. They made 55,096
family visits, and conyerssd with 39,343
persons on the subjecto Of religion. No less
than 1906 families were found entirely des-
titute Of religious books; 5,5l4 were With
out a Bible in the house, and 81 9S3 families
we're living in entire neglect Of public
worship. -,.,-...- -,
T The Society has giUs, to the destitute, in
books and tracts and periodicals, sover
ST 1000, ,aand received from sales $22, ,345.34.
Eight hundred and fifty Sunday schools
have been either organized or aided through
the same instrumentality. The donations
received from this field amount to only
$l,020.89. -iEg1 z assse fs' aa
The work Of the Society, has been con-
stantly increasing since the war, and II has
proven to be in the South, as elsewhere, an
fundamentally, under God, for the sccom-
pishment Of a great deal Of good.
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suNpAY-ScHooL SOCIETY OF THE VIRGI-
MA The Methodists through
out the State seem to be thoroughly aroused
30 the Importance of the Sunday school
cause, and large attendance is expected
at the meeting Of the Sunday schools Of the
Virginia Conference, which takes place in
Petersburg on Tuesday the 18th instant,
On this occasion, it is designed to perfect
the organization commenced under such in
teresting and favorable auspices last year,
to review the work done since the last meet.
Ing, sad to compare yiewa 80 TO the hasl
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ELECTION oFi OFFIcERs. - regular
mee.ing Of Marion Division, Nos, soasioe'
Temperance, held on Tuesday evening =
their hall, in Sidney, the following ofheen
were elected for the ensuing qusrter: B.
A. Jacob, W p; Daniel Collins, w. Al
J.aF. Jacob, RS. !; J.cE. Anthony, A. ak.
g.; 1R.T. DaTis, F. s.; Wins H. Fiake, t.;
NJ. J. Powers, Chaplain; ]. y. Glenn, Con-
ductor L. Betty, A. Con-; F. A. Christian,
/. g.; II. W. Shaw, o. s.; Vim. 7. Clean,
P.W. P..c8 5e50G tEa ~ 0it77tsEI EIGii hi4S3s
The above officers will be publicly i1-.'
stalled on Tuesday evening next ct thstr-
hall, in Sidney, opposite the Old lair
Grounds
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MANCHESTER PHlLoLoa1AN SocfErY.-
At the last regular meeting Of this Society
the following officers were elected forsthe
ensuing term: President, Captain Wil-
liam I. Clopton First yice-P President, 8. 2.
Weisiger Second Vice-President, +. b.
Beazley Recording Secretary, 3. Morris
aett; Treasurer, A. Knorr Critic, Colonel
William Ambers Censor, Rev. B. e. Cosby (;
Librarian, Walter G. Owen. "a as5.f stf
A public debate Of the Society will take
place at the Manchester Baptist church on
tomorrow night at half-past r o'clock.
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ARREST OF A CHIcKEN-TH1EF.-Ye Yester-
day morning Detective Murphy arrested
Sam Davis IA rascally negro) for having
in his possession lot Of stolen poultry.
From information received the day before,
the Detective was led to suspect that Sam
had stolen some chickens, and yesterday
morning he found him in market with a Let
dressed and ready for sale. He gave such
an unsatisfactory account of them that his
arrest followed. s.G .lr.se.-.e s, 49,
There arc several Bantam chickens at
police headquarters tsken from Sam. The
owner can get them upon application.
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Judge Burnham pre-
siding.-In this court yesterday the jury
in the case of Mechias Dotson returned a
verdict of not guilty of the charge Of felony,
but guilty of larceny. No sentence has
been fixed upon. .ua 9
In the case of julius Fillinger the jury
was empanelled and the case adjourned
until to-day, SOD
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LAILA.-At Virginia Hall tonight the
little folks and many grown.up folks will
enjoy the performance Of the charming
operetta having this title. The parts Will
be taken by the young ladies of9the Broad
street Methodist Sunday school u and the
proceeds will be devoted to the, fund of the
.Dorcas Society of that sohool. - -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

2 MINIATURE ALMANAC. APxIl .. 1885,
Sun rises .6.4SI Moon riEes 40. 40. Leo
Sun nsets,........:s.lll High tide. a. ~. sos
&c PORT lOF RICHMOND. 5tAxnz ST. $780,
SSH sEk58A .asiAExlvspsa sSf sot HasTsd
Schooner Hannah BIaekman, Ionca, New
York, iron and gaano, Crowen z Cprfts, a3i
y. s,s,g 4,tE y,it8qg sAILKp. $50 siIsa h4sisf
steamer Eliza Hanccx. Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
> Schooner Car. Hammond, New York, coal,
Croweii and Carrie. 49, - 1s'7fs isssss1ua
stta teJ EtS kEa0RAxDA. .eg9# settf
) Bosros, March %. ARRIVED, schooner Buce-
ph alas, James river, for Richmond. Il
Cleared, schooner 4. w. Dalton Tor Rtch-
mond. - ~,
Schooner @. Il. McShain cleared from Phi.
ladelphia for Petersburg on the S0th. tH2A
NORFOLK, March 30.-Arriyed. schooners w.
L. Dayton and CTeola for Baitl.ncre--al
FROM Richmond az N sys..ta
Information has been received that . Light
vessel has been placed on the southwest point,
Windmill shoal, Chesapeake Bay, moth sldscf
the mouth. OF the Rappshannock river. 70
mark that danger. -
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VIRGINIA d ACADEMY EoRs ARrso AND
ScIEScEs.-We are requested BY Dr. Wise,
the secretary, to cay that,a meeting Of the
members Of. this organization will be held
at the Office Of the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad Company on saturday night,
instead of tonight, as previously an-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-01

Bn1GNoLI-sALE OF SEATs.--The sale Of,
seats for the grand concert Of the greatest
of tenors, Brignoli, will commence at Bid
goods bookstore to-day. 1t will doubtless
be one Of the finest musical entertainments
We have. had in Richmond for many .
lono dav -.4s~. ...-.
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AN ANTIQUARIAN SPECIMEN FOUND.-A
few days since party of workmen, while
excavating foundation on Main street,
came across what must certainly have be-
longsd to On era far beyond the recol-
lection Of our oldest Inhabitants or their
yrandsires. 1t is hard substance, angu-
larly shaped, though somewhat broken, and
is composed of materials evidently very an
cient. That it is very old cannot be doubt
ed by the curious Inscriptions on it. But
one thing can be made out, and that is the
date 1892. It con be seen at Zetelle's,
where it has been left for exhibition.
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COURT MATTERs.-Booker Flippin,, Jor-
dan Robinson, and Andrew Bovles lns-,
groes), were brought before Justices Hey
and Martin, Of Manchester, on yesterday,
charged with house-breaking and larceny.
They were sent on for trial, before the
county court. oy......y;, ,et.gf I. 3
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SALE OF D1sTILLERY AND FIxrUREs.-,
Lee g. Goddin,, auctioneers, sold yesterday
afternoon for General John E. Mulford. coll
lector of internal revenue, the distillery,
&c., lately worked by Messrs. Stylf y Davis,
for &c 600 cash T r sG 81 fitNT 10 z 23T
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OF the 10 deaths which occurred from external
causes ss were accidental, were suicides, and
we're probably murfered-the motive being in one
"a q 10 t fec rohb ry. and In the0ther somewhat
doubtful rs the insured was struck by stone from
lenind wall on road IN the country. s-ya.#
OF the accidental, 6 were produced by railroad
casualties, by steamboat explosions, were from
drowning and were lost ~ sea; occurred from
r0v de solicit during the intense heat of last sum-
mr. another was frozen 10 death; 2 were caused
By N chinery, by falls, by the accidental dis
chsrge of gun, and by being thrown from a
GSI<y; were poisoned by an overdose o! medi-
c!ne-two or them having taken large quantity OF
morphine by mistake, In one case IL being put up
by the druggist instead Of powdered rhubsrb; q
third dra, K an overdose OF tincture OF aconite,
which he mlstook for brandy. A. 80
Two Of our insured are reported TO have died
during The past year Of age, one OF them having
lived IS years. ..ss... -
Applications can be made to Mr.. LEWIS
FOoKER, Mr.. JouS I. GoDDIN, Tor the under
signed. D. n. WALKER & co, Agents,
No lo4 Main street.
Dr.. J. Il. MCCAw, Medical Examiner.
I'm
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Thst bending over OF The head and shoulders,
so Injurious to health and personal appearance,
can be ffectaaiy cured by the use OF theP PATENT
ELLIPTIC SUspEaDRR and BRACE. hey psy
be had Of E. y. SPENCE d foN, iss Hain street.
Csc them and you viii set rid OF that swkwsrt
and health-destroying deformisy. bGB gJ H:Ep#
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modes q carrying On this sTess chfisllaisass

The Society will meet In the Washington
street chapel. All delegates .shcoM hare
Observation-Disclosures certifcates pfs e!ee-
ttion, 60 that no delay may be occssioned N
promptly organizing on assembling: The
Secretary Of the Quarterly Conferences, q
Board of Stewards, shoafdn eertfy All
ministers in our Conferences win hs sseog.
nized ss delegates without sunh certiAcstss.
The lines Of travel viii grant hslf-fase
tickets, and ample provision has been inside
in Petersburg for the acconmed edation q
everybody that comes. The Sunday seheoLs
Of Richmond will be largely and xhlys
renresanted ,.r - - -. .t,t ss.tt IA ~ =,
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LIST OF UNaAILABLE LETTERS, REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posr- OFFICE April
lsr, 1869 John A. Steptor, Liberty, We. /
Miss Lille ,Quarles, Petersburg, Va; Viii
liam g.. Ssllie, Richmond, Va; George
Bailey, Sussax county, Va; Rev. John
PoisaI, Baltimore, Nd; d. "A. Davis, Rich
mond, Ya..; Il. q. T., Richmond, Ya.; viii
liam q. Morris, Petersburg, Va, zg
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THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell an assort.
/ ment of household and kitchen furniture
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at ~
O'Clock two quarter acre lots on and
Thirty-thir streets. After which, they
will sell two beautiful lots on the east line
of Twenty ninth street between Broad
and Marshall.
GRUBBS Sc WILLIAMS will sell at 81
o'clock P. III. beautiful building lot on
Marshall street between Twenty-secund
and Twenty third.
GODDIN will sell at AZ
O'Clock neat cottage residence on Church
Hill on the west line Of Twenty eighth
street between o and P.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell ut O'Clock
, q valuable granite quarry on the James
River and Kanawha Canal three miles
above Richmond.
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BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-Therei win be . balloon
ascension on Broad street, in the rear Of MOUNT.
CASTLES plumbing and gae-ftting establishments
TODAY. IheAe,ial will ascend at II Il. Admis-
sion free. There will be an efficient corps OF Do-
lice on hand to preserve order.
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MACHINE SHOP
sLOAT Il ADDINGTON,

bLOhI ADDI1Hu4ONI
lli6 CARY STREET, NEAR FoURTEENTH STREET,
where we do all kinds of work IN the line Of q
well-regulated machine shop. All kinds Of Iron
work made and repaired, from the largest sfZe
eam.epgIne and boiler down to The smallest sew
ing machine needle. E5Jb isEo2se
. : We 90 and send workmen In the country to dc
all kinds of work at reasonable rates. Our spe.
machinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following Judson's Patent Governor
Utica Steam Gauge Company,s Steam Gauges the
best, steam xauge now, In use Selden's Patent
Steam .Fngine Packing Horizons Lathe Chacks
GarIucr,s Patent Barn door Lock and Hasp, com
Sined and many other useful articles entirely too
numerous to mention. "A nd as natives and Dted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil yYe ask -air
p'''N' poA't0D y ''''' 'GEoRGE B. s1.nAT,
NH 2o-sm, e A. JACKSON ADOIN9gON.
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A MURDERER SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
The case Of Albert Tyler "a negro), who
poisoned q witness of his incestuous crime,
has been repeatedly referred to in these
columns. On Monday last he was convicted
of murder in the first degree, and yester-
day morning Judge Burnham, in the fol-
lowing impressive words, condemned him
to suffer the extreme penalty of the law:
{" albert Tyler, you have been indicted
for the murder of Pauline Hubert, by poi
soning, on the 93d day Of February last.
"Your counsel have presented to the jury
called to decide the facts in the case all
such matters ss they deemed important to
your defence, but after patient and careful
consideration by jury of great intelli-
gence and undoubted impartially, they
have pronounced you guilty in manner and
form as you stand indicted; and with such
finding, under the law and evidence, we
discover no cause for complaint.
alt is not our purpose to add anything to
your terrible burden, and re only refer to
the circumstances Of your trial and convic-
ton in the hope that you also may look at
your past action in its true light, and re-
cognizing the enormity of your crime, may
prepare yourself by immediate and heart
felt repentance for the impending event
which shall terminate your earthly career.
"The evidence taken upon your trial
shows that you deliberately planned and
maliciously consummated the acts which
terminated the life of Pauline Hubert in
order to suppress the proof Of most re-
voting aud unnatural crime by you pre-
yiously committed upon another. That,
having completed all you preparations, you
sat by the side Of your victim and awaited
the events which should send her, without
preparation, by most painful and excruoia-
ting torture, to her early death. That the
deceased, having eaten Of the poisoned
food, passed out Of your presence to seek
her husband, and in few hours was dead.
Thus was perpetrated the highest crime
known to the law, and the blood of the in
nocent cries from the ground against the
foul deed.1%11 1Er5-
"It remains for US only to perform the
painful duty of announcing to you the
merited sentence Of the law; which sem
tence of the court is that you, Albert Tyler.
be hanged by. the neck until you be dead.
And 1t is ordered by the court that the
Sergeant Of this city carry this sentence
into execution on Saturday the 29th day Of
May next, between the hours Of IL o'clock
at noon and O'Clock in the afternoon, at
/ some convenient public place near to the
city jailof this city, ''-s s'A-.. -,
= Tyler is brutish-lo looking fellow, with
hardly intelligence enough to entitle him
to rank as q man in the scale Of nature,
When asked If he had anything to say why
the sentence should not be passed, ne re-
plied," never done them things where dey
tole on me in court; and then heard the
solemn words of the Judge with stolid in
difference to the end. ~
Friday has always been known as
ahangman's day" in Virginia. 1t will be
seen that Judge Burnbam has in this case
changed the day Of execution to Satur-
day. It is also expressly said in the sen
tence that the negro shall be hanged in {
public place. !, .s
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4YRKs' HERNIA TRUSS -As I viii leave for
the South the Hrst OF next week, those "a Hans OF
my truss had better call during this week a. my
Office, over Mitchell and Tyler's, Main street.
$500 sifA satsfs&a@ ~ sst SAMuxI AYRIa
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MACHINERY, &c.
II A. DAYTON, ..,. >.,..,r
No. 10 TENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND
RICHMOND, VA, 2" -"

l&a4 at" -...H RlCHMOND, VA,
will furnish at manufacturers Lowest prices and
put in operation, MACHINERY' for railway. ms
chine, car and carpenter shops; planning mills,
sash blind door, cabinet, wooden ware, spoke,
agricultural mschine, cotton and woollen .acto.
ries paper. Touring, corn and saw mills, mines,
&c. Also, all kinds OF MANUFACTURERS and
ENGINEERS SUPPLIES.
pecial attention given to the purchase, sale,
or exchange Of sECOND. HAND MACHINERY.
For sale, several second hand Engines Boilers.
saw-mils and Planning Machines, Shafting and
PulleyS. &c &C.
~ How to prevent the explosion or burning out
of steam boilers by reason Of loo water on over
pressure of stesm. Come and see 1t.
NH i6--Tu7 h& Sm tEE ..E.t.
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STENCIL TOOLS ANDPLATEs

IN BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
BRAND CUTTER, lsio MAIN STEEET.
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking al
Kinds f wooden articles by hesting it is perfectly
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
Engrayers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, AIphabets, Seal Presses
Brass aud German silver rEFrames, steel Kings
Checks, Tags, sete. Wholesale and retail. NH
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The honsekeeper and laundress should be eI-
tremeIy careful that their servants use no nour a.
starch or In starch for ft willruin the anest and
Ia lime destrey any, fabric. Starch In is natural
purity and st, ength is purely white and free from
sourness and cissgreeabfe odsrs, while nour
(even the best) contains large quantity OF siafsa
and oil, which discolors the Linen and destroylB y
by the frequent beachings. The evils OF both
four and impure starch should be syoidsd Il
cannot be economy TO ruin the itnenby discciorin9
1t with yelloeo, sour, or zn,tsty starch or by
mixture even worse-that Of f)ur mixed with any
erade OF starch. Directions for using DuaYxAs'
sArIs-GLoss STARCH WIN be found upon each
package and box. ~ dido ff27. rffs,E
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A-Money advanced ON diamonds watches
tenclry, silyerware, clothing, &c. ,sS,.4s4
II. HARRIs q BIO, !,
tfsG 80 ~ K3i Main street (up statrs).
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ON ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE .THIRTY-FIRsT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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COmmEssION MERCHANTS.

4 PPLEs AND oRANGEs.-Fifty bar
IA rels APPLES and Gfty boxes ORANGES just
received per steamer klbemarle, for sale by
mh2e HUL,HT u KING. iS22 hain street. g
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ra1 the sSear.............Ss .Sss, 442 ess 60
Synhrr OF policies. $500. II. SA -s..'-..~e
To;sl number Of policies (. j af
in force February lst, ~
3 4.
lmount ID sured thrreby. 2o4. 9sa, Sos 90
MOKTCARY REPORT.
vIrst class.-2ymctic diseases (fcTcss, small
nnI e:c ......................... ds
seronG clRss.-Disease es or the nervous System
ispop.exy, paralysis, epilepsy, ETC. ....... 81
7brd class.-Respiratoty system (consunp-
non asthma, bronchitis, etc I............... l2o
vourth class.-Circulatory system diseases of
The heart, aneurism, etc ...........:.... 2e
yifrh clsss -DigcsiSe system disease, OF ihe
stomach liver, hernia jaundtce, etc )....... d.
siNh ass.-Genito-urinary system tdiaoeies,
Gravel cIC.
styr,th class Uncertain seat rheumatism, !
scrufua csnccr, dcopsy. etc. -. ........... 81
Fighth class Ss.-lntegumentary s syslem terysipe-
ttc
Ninth class.-Discascs from external causes
accidents suicides, ETC. c)..................... %
Tenth CASA ge..............
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NEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
IN OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE
THE CHAPLET OF PEARLS. BY the author
of "The Heir Of Redclyffe.''
LIFE AND LETTERS OF FITZ-GREEN HAL
- LECK. Edited by James Grant Wilson. ~
HAWAII ; An Historical Account of the Sand
wich Islands.
HALPINE's (Miles O'Rielly, PoETICAL
WORKS. .-oa, = ~
HOW A BRIDE WAS WON. A brilliant new
South American novel. /
Together with all the latest publications. !
a large stock OF STATIONERY, In great varie-
ty, always on hand. o
fe IL t- n. b. SdhlSIlAN q W. /
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A1D'x N o. 8- issf3z-isi9 4 3,f57tfsaa IN +
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-01
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

ITO BOOK-BUYERS.-We issue monthly
h CATALOGUE OF NEW WORKS, with
siza. binding, and price. r r teachers we have
a priced catalogue Of school-books for mer-
chants q scbool-book catalogue, with wholesale
prices. To ell book buyers we offer at low prices
a large stock OF NEW and OLD BOOKS In all the
departments Of literature.
...1 j. ~, RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
NH Is 1918 Main street.