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CITY CoUScIL.-An adjourned meeting rf
the City Council was held yesterday after
noon. Present Messrs. Kent presidcnD,
Ordway, Clinton, Mulford, Durham, Par
kcr, Friedly, Mcrriman, Yale, Van Lew,
PelouZe, Gregory. Miller, King.
City RdtlTdy ErtenstOn.-The application
Of the City Railway Company for permis-
sion to extend the road to Hollywood being
the order of the day, was taken up. The
Commissioner Of Streets generally reported
favorably upon the application, excluding
the privilege OF running along Franklin
street. The report included Il series of re-
solutions granting the privilege asked for.
prescribing five routes to Hollywood, from
which the company might elect one, and re-
Quiring the company to give three months
notice of the route chosen. An ordinance
was also reported prescribing rules for the
government Of the road.
A protest from citizens residing along
Grace street against allowing the road To be
run upon that street was presented, re-
their property.
Mr. Ordway moved to amend provision
Of the report requiring the company to eN-
tend the road from Eighth and Main streets
up Main to Cherry or Reservoir, in two
wears, by granting the privilege instead OF
binding the company to make such erection.
Adopted.
The protest Of the citizens owning pro-
pe!ty on Grace street was then considered,
and it was required that the company
should enter Grace from Broad at First
street. The road will run out Grace to
Henry.
The report WAS finally adopted as Il whole,
and the Council adjourned.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF TIE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distribution Drd,1inG No. Reforming, Hoy e5,
1869.
81 25I IS 81 20 75l II IL 50 20 40 Il q 2s
CO. ToMPKINs, Commissioner.
Distribution Drd,oing, No. H-Erentng Nay IS,
1869.
% l3 o. IS ell 60 20 70 Is 81 6? % Al so Il
{. Q. ToMPKINs, Commissioner.
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RELIC 1oUs.-There will be the USUAL ser
vice tonight at st. Marks chapel, at q'i'' :
ter past O'Clock.
THE REVIVAL ON CHURCH HnI.-kev. -.
c. Biting, of Lynchburg, W!ll coInine1So t per =
series of Inc etings in the Leigh-s1reetD Dap
tist church tonight.
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THE PACE-FACToRY RoBBERy.-Thc COLI
tinued ease OF William III. Combs (mulatto),
charged with the robbery Of PAGES tobacco
factory. was called yesterday. Combs, on
Monday, went to the jail with Detective
Murphy. and there pointed out L negro
named William Loney, now awaiting indict-
ment for larceny, as the one who had sold
him the tobacco. The Mayor having heard
these facts, again continued the case.
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MECHANICS ExcHANGE.-A N eetlng oi
mechanics a nd all others intereste In ss.ap,
fishing in IL lis city Mechanics EHsHatSe tSe .
and Builders Association WILL be ela IsrS 4. sr'
basement &c 'om under the store a1 mioS. oStar.
noon at 5 OF ,l0ck.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING.-GRAND
OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGS.-The citizens of
Richmond fayoring the nomination Of Colo
mel Gilbert G. Walker for Governor and the
adoption Of the constitution without test
oatls or di-llanchiscmcnt, will hold grand
mass meeting on the Capitol Square at 5
o'clock this afternoon.
Among the distinguished gentlemen who
are announced to speak we may name Hon.
Thomas S. Flournoy, of Halifax Hon. Wal
Ter r. Staples, of Montgomery Hon: An
drew Hunter, Of Jefferson, and Hon. 7: H.
Aylett and Colonel John II. Guy, of Rich
mond
1t is expected that this will be rousing
meeting, and the campaign commenced in
earnest. Let there be an attendance large
enough to show the carpet-baggers that
the Conservatives Of Virginia are in earnest,
and that their doom has already been
spoken.
We are requested to state that Mr. Hun
ter, who is citizen Of West Virginia, and
has been Il lifelong friend to the colorcd
people, will address himself particularly to
the voters of that race.
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LICENSE TAX COLL goTED.-The following
IS an interesting exhibit Of the amount OF
Nav license taxes for .lSG9 collected hY Ma,
jor w. 4. Elderkn, sheriff OF RichmHnSa
city: First district, below fourteen.
street. S24.94O.T9; second district, between
Fo1rteenth and Fourth streets, S43, ,355.95 !;
third district, above Fourth street, So
O9S.30. Total, $T, ,395.O4.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvALs.-There are the
usual number of these entertainments i'll
progress in Richmond just now. The open
ing of that at the Union Station church was
announced yesterday. We now have to re-
cord similar entertainments ut the First
PRESBYTERIAN and Centenary Methodist
churches, both of which are for good OBJ
jects, and deserve.a 4 liberal patronage.
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ZETELLE's lardcr was never so richly supplied
ut this season of the year. while fruit and regcta-
bles are finer than they have been at any time be-
fore. Never before were such strawberries served
on his tables Then there are fresh tomatoes. His
tables present the array OF continued feast.
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9itl1mond Dispatth,


THE CIRCULATION OF THE s.DIspATCH"
IS LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCC-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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or Paris. Examine the pictures on their walls,
and be convinced.

y. ". CRANES LATENT BOOT AND SHOE-HEEL
REGULATOR AND ECoSoMIzER.-The advantages
of this heel over the oldfashior, permanent heel,
are numerous
l. 1t Is simple IN Its construction.
. II Is durable.
g. II Is economical.
d. No steel nails to slip on.
S. 1t Is just what everybody wants.
g. 1t Is universal In Its application.
Can be attached to the smallest as well the
largest boot and shoe and Is especially adapted to
the wants Of youth for the ordinary heel soon
runs over and affects, In time. the figure OF the
wearer, and Is detrimental to health: but with
this patent heel one must Of necessity have an
erect figure.
Heels made after this plan will outast any pair Of
ordinary heels account Of It's rotating qualities,
by which the position of the heel is changed at plea
sure, thereby avoiding running over or an uneven
wear of the heel, which IS destructive to boots
and shoes in point Of durability rs well as appear
ancc.
This valuable invention, well rs all other usc-
ful articles, may be had Of MoUNTCASTLE, at 500
Broad street.
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PERsoSAL.-Coloncl c.. Hyde, the gene
raj passenger agent Of the central inland
routc-the "Short line" to the South uid
Richmond and Danvillc and Columbia and
Augusta railroads-is in the city looking
after the interests of his line.
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LABoRERs WANTED.-Were it not that
harvest will soon be here, when all the sll-
pcrfluous labor of the State will be wanted
on our farms, we would call special attcn-
ton to the advertisement of the Alabama
and Chattanooga railroad, for three thou
sand laborers, in another column. The har-
vest, however, will occupy only Il few weeks
at fIrthest. While this seems to offer Il great
induccment, permanent situation, good
wages, and prompt pay may be expected,
and they are considerations which our sur
plus population cannot afford to overlook.
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MAYORS COURT, TuEsDAY-lfdyo1' Cha
hoOn 7residing.-IIcnry Chalkley (negro).
charged on warrant with having in his pos
session a lot of iron, the property Of Watt
e knight, was discharged, his good charac-
ter being youched for by u number Of wit
nesSe$.
james Scott (ncgro), fighting in the street,
was fined $3.50.
Lawrence Duke, charged with assaultin@
and beating William and portielX AlcXan-
der, was called, and, failing to appear, his
recognzancc was declared forfeited.
Ellen Russell, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance on the street,
was fined 500
Mary Jane Purcell, drunk and unable to
take care of herself. was discharged.
August Hatncr, charged with assalIltlng
and beating q. B. Dyer, was brought up,
and the case dismissed upon payment of cost
of warrant.
Bette King, TeXanna Shelton, Molic
White, Lee Wilson, and John Di>coe,
charged with keeping IN ill-goycrncd house,
were brought up, and the case continued
until to-day.
Laura Washington and Maggie Reeve me
@roes) charged with aSsaulting and pushing
Mamie jackson (negro) down Il pair OF steps
and threatening to kill her, were arraigned.
The two girls and one OF the witnesses were
put to work cleaning the station-houSe.
Elvira Finncy megro), charged on warrant
with using violent and abusive language to-
wards Catherine King, was discharged.
Polly Harris Negro), charged on warrant
with stealing piece OF gold valued at SIS,
and - 30 III silver, the property of NiilIic
Howard was arraigncd and the case inveS-
tigated. Polly was sent OH for Indictment.
Bette Tyler (negro), charged with stealing
one sacquc and other articles of clothing
valued at IS, the property of Patsy Jasper,
was brought up. \ negro man named Will
liam Anderson appeared on the charge OF
being Bettic's accomplice in the robbery
Polly Ellis negro), charged with having
part of the articles stolen, also made her ap-
pcarancc. After i hearing of the case. Bet
tie and Polly were discharged, and Wash
ington sent on for indictment.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IS, lsco.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IS, lsG9.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Eliza ITanc0X, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chan,iIsc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
Stramcr j. s. Green, -. philadelphia, mcr-
chandlse and passengers, ". =. Porter.
SAILED,
Steamer State of Maryland. rravcrs Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Hurvcys& Williams
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne, New York, mcr-
chardiSc and passengers, W. G. Dunham K Co.
Schooner ID. W. Vaughn, Parsons, down the
river light.
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THE VACANT CHAIR AT TIE MEDICAL
COLLEGE The attention of the medical
nublie is invited to the notice in another
Column inviting applications for this chair'
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ASK for FLEMISG's tSANToNISEl WORM Con-
FECTIoSS, and take none other. All agree that
they are the best, safest aud most pleasant. Be-
ware of imitation.
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DIAMOND, engagement, and plain gold wedding
rings, spring styles of coral truscan, and pearl
sets: pins and earrings; rich neck-chalns and
ockets. and silver for bridal presents, just opened
Y 4
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FsIRSEEGRE. &c.
WAREROOMS,
Z OPPOSITE TIE POST-OFFlCl

TURNITURE WAREROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, w.
We are now prepared /" Iuanutacturc All Styles
Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES to ordcr
and we would request AL IN want OF ARTICLES IN onr
!Iu,. 10 cN anime our stock Of S}1AMbElt, Iam-
IOE. and DINING-ROoM FURNITURE; NAL
THESES &C.. uf superior quality anu Inc bes'
and cheapest assortment that has hccn oHcrcts 70
!h- public for many years We nave just NiaI h'D
down our prices and feel confident they are suited
the times ,,n,,,, , rrp
FURNITURE and Mattresses REPAIRFD ana W.
ttnI STEIED HARDWOOD II RITTER:
apl opposite p"st-otlicc, Richmond, Va.
TINE FURNITURE, &c.-N. A.; Al
KI<SOS K son have on hand ana VIII COR c3ir
iluuc 10 keep. It very fine assortment nl CAltiNEt
FURNITURE of thclr own make OF me itooE-
WOOD WALNUT. &c. which they VIII Warrant,
md Will sell at prices rs low or lower tial can We
lad I'm northern cities or anywhere else; we ohly
nsl the public call and examine Tor tiSihsehcs,
I'm verify OF this statement, before seldilG tieir
Innuey from home. thereby helping to sustain 'e
families Of our workin@mcn at nome lhslcao Va
contributing to support aSyluinS Tor thit pur
I'm nur Undertaking Department Is kcp' III Minus
Of COFFISS with the latest improNcG mE A.
TIC RUKIAI.-CASE, which Is pcriectly Deauiliiu III
and secure boxing and Repairing Furniture uehe
49, gbnrt notice Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet "cli-IiSa h"uH' 'i'
NH l9-5In ii. a. = hiN""' " ~
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u. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
liShCrs rates, for cash. Apply ut this office.
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THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at a. NJ, in
front OF the Government warehouse 200 bales
OF hay.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell al O'Clock n
valuable Gistillcry and fixtures on Moore street
near Brook avenue.
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TRIRBETT's VERMIFEx, OR WORM CoSFEC-
TfoSS, Is the best remedy ever offered to the pub
lie. No family should be without 1t. For sale by
all druggists.
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MARINE 1NTELL1GENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE ny TIE HUN
DRIED ut the Dispatch office.
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ROW AMONG THE GRANT AND
COLFAxERs.
THE WALKER MEN GET POSSESSION
OF THE ROOMS.
NEGRO CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGIsLA-
TURE.
LEWIS LINDSEY on THE RAMPAGE
.a AGAIN.

The rapidly-approaching time Of election
is developing something Of the animus with
which the campaign is to be conducted, and
we are also enabled to learn something about
the endeayorS OF the would-be candidates,
especially among the free and ekil."
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"TO CAP THE CLIMAX" OF fashion, get an ire
proachsble Cap or Hat from w. J. BIGGER.
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'Old Virginia never tires" they say: yet all
Virgnians attire themselves at BALDwIS'S.
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DARIS EXHIBITION !

I
New and beautiful styles Of
WHITE GRANITE DINNER, TEA, AND
TOILET SETS,
Of the Paris Exhibition goods, that cannot be as
tinguished from French China, ADD ut less than
half the cost.
ALSO.
4 fun line of ELEGAN Mt CHINA DINNER and
TEA SETS aud PLATED GOODS;
which VII be sold at extremely low rates
call is solicited G.. G. GARY,
Importer OF China, Glass iuld Earthenwarc
my 2B 1905 Main street.
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ysATp EEWELRY. DC.

uTLLIAM WILDT WOULD RE
w SpECTFULLY inform the ladies ana ti tne
public generally that he has noR removed u @n, 1no
tire No s27 BROAD STREET.. three doors from
fha corucr of Fourth where shall keep on hand
large and wcll-selectcd stock Of LAIR GooDe'
embracing
BRAIDS.
FRONT BRAIDS.
CURLS.
WIGS.
FRIZETTES,
aud everything In my line to be found in hfst-
class house shall also give my best attcntioh ~
pEpAIRIEG AND MANUFACTURING HAIR
IEWELRY JEWELRY, and all kinds OF HAIR
WORK. Thankful for the liberal patronage De-
slowed on me heretofore, respectfully sohcita u
,tIrusnca ny the Same III my new stand.
coi'ih "Al'' - 'As N~ ~A WILLIAM WILDT,
my k-lm sH of"S" 'sies''
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ION all public 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, hui all sales between the first day Of
July and The thirty-frst day OF December the
seller pays them.
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TRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
4 & GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
their own Importation, large additions TO their
STOCK. and are prepared to offer special induce
mcnts to buyers New and handsome patterns oi
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets, In rich. decorated
gold band Plain White China and White Granite,
great variety, Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters GobletS- Forks, Spoons, &c. !;
itcfrigcrators, Water-C Coolers, CastorS, Lamps
Looking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware III
great variety.
Keepers will consult their interests by calling
us KELLOGG < GIBSON,
Importers Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street Richmond, Va.
EDWARD Il. TAYLOR and K. G. SUTTON, JR.,
Statesmen. my 10
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MAY 2G, 1862
Captain David A. Barnes, Washington
county, n. c.; X. Emmett Style, Louis
vile, Ky; Miss Ellery Covington. Halifax
county, Va; Mrs. Il. }. McChesney,
Waynesboro', Va; James Lockett, Coal
field Station, Va; Miss Addie Adams. Bal
timorc, Md. Mrs. PAMELA +. Neal, Halifax
county, Va. George Richards, Baltimore,
Md; Beverly Pollard, Coaltield, Va. Ge-
neral w. II. +. Lee, New Kent county, Va. !;
+. A. Carr, Margarettsville, \. c.; r. L.
Anderson, Warren Hooker, W. b. Jones,
fax county, Va. II. c. Goode, Water Val
ley, Miss. Joseph Eastern, Philadelphia,
Penn; L. III. Frank Il Co., New York !; II.
c. Emmerson, Ashland, Va. !; Edward Wad-
dill, Charles City county, Va. W. II. Par
ker, Margrcttsyille, n. c.; Miss Maggie
Timberlakc, Wadesvile, Clarke county.
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MEMORIAL Day of the Hollywood Memo
rial Association has been fixed for Wednes-
day, June I'd. The citizens of Richmond
and the vicinity are invited to participate in
the quiet and sacred observance Of the day
by suitable floral decorations OF the graves
Of the Confederate dead within the bounds
Of Hollywood Cemetery.
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RAILROADS.
Ia ca IS


AND OHIO RAIL
4 J yROAD.-SUMMER SCHEDULE.-0n and
after the 81 of MAY, lSG0 the MAIL TRAIN will
run daily between Richmond and Covtngton. Leave
Richmond at ! A. NJ. and arrive ut Covlngton at
i. ii. Leave Covlngton ut $50 A. NJ. and arrive
~ 'AlCCUWMoDATiON TRAIN between Rich
mond and Charlottesville on MONDhYs,-WED ED
NESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
jnttcsyillc ut A A. NJ, and arrives at Richmond ut
g:25 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond ut $3.50 Il. NJ, and
arrives ut Charlottesville ut 9P. NJ. ,s
The MAIL TRAIN connects at Gordonsvillc and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandria
ana Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New YORK, Lyncnbnrg, knoN- Mct
rouicry. Mobile &C.: at Staunton with stage
coaches for Harrisonburg and Augusta Springs
at Goshen with ge-coachcs for Lexington, Natn-
ral Bridge Rockbridge Alum Springs, and Rock
bridge Baths; ut Miboro' with coaches for Bath t,
Alum and Warm Springs at Coyngton with
stages for Hot Healing, Sweet, and White Sui
phur Springs, Lcwlshurg, Charlest9n; &c.
' JAMES +. NETHERLASD,
,roo General Ticket Agent.
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GREAT MEETING IN UASovER-ADDREss
OF =. II. AYLETT, AND NoaISATIoNs.-At
Hanover Courthouse yesterday there was
one Of the largest gatherings for political
purpose witnessed in that neighborhood
since the war. the Courthouse was crowd
ed to ovcrtlowing, the occasion being call
for the ratification of the nominations OF
Walker. Taylor, and Lewis.
The meeting was organized by calling
Colonel Richardson to the chair and the APP
pointment of Mr.. S. s. Griswod as secre-
tary. 7. EL. Aylett, Esq, one of the Con-
Seryativc canvaSserS ut large for the State
then took tEc stand, and stirred up the au-
dience to tine highest pitch of enthusiasm
by an eloquent address, reviewing the po-
Iitical situation and pointing out the duty Of
the people ut this great crisis in the history
Of the Commonwealth. He warmly advo-
Gated Il general registration, the adoption Of
the cXpurgatcd constitution, and the cleo
ton Of Walker and Conservative Legisla-
ture.
Mr.. Aylctt spoke until the departure of
the train for Richmond, and the manifest
regret with which his concluding words
were head indicated the impression made
upon the good people of the county Of
Henry and Clay by his stirring appeal.
When our informant left the Courthouse
motion had been made to go into the
nomination Of members Of the Legislature.
We have since learned by special telegram
that Colonel ". 4. Winn and DR.. {. f.
Thompson received the nomination for the
House Of Delegates.
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AT ANDREWS e CAT
LETT'S GREAT RETAIL GROCERY
Il. EMPORIUM.
l425 MAIN STREET.
LOOK: LOOK. LOOK, -

LOOK. LOOK! LOOK..,
COFFEE, %, % 27 go and doc. per pound.
SUGAR, IL, l2i, l3 IL, Is, and lGsc. per pound
IEAS, 90, 10. Soc. 81, Lie. and 90.
FLOUR. the best, Sc.
GQSHEN BUTTER. 45c. per pound.
RhlSlNS, Is, 20. and Csc. per pound
CANNED GOODS cheaper thau the chcapcst
CHAMPAGNE. Sll currency per case
~ ~ our Grocery stand we keep on hand
The greatest variety of good things.
Goods for The rich. goods for the poor
Al tASDREWS & CATLETT'S Grocery Store.
4 II OF the luNurics OF the land
Guava Jelly, Nick NacEs and fruits In can
Champaign Cider, and Ryass's Pale Ale
And the great Zingari Bittcrs we have for sale.
old London Dock Brandy, the hes, In the world.
Just forty drops will make your hair curl;
liazard's Tapioca, the best thing out
" hlch we warrant to sOoth the worst case Of cout
Star Lohsters, Egg Plumibs, and Pottcd Bloatcrs,
Even Cakes In cans, called Baby Chokers.
Friends and foes give us n call.
For we certainly keep = grocery hall.
Remember everybody, before purchasing, 20
To ANDREWS 4 CATLET1'S Grocery Store
iny2s-N li26 MAIN STREET.
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!. Best shipping berries.
.. Best berries for home market.
3. Best favored berries.
4. Best berries for family use.
). Largest berries.
6. Best berries combining all, or the largest
number, of these qualities.
I. Best collection of berries exhibited.
The examining committee consists of
Messrs. William Fl. HaXall (ehairman), I. S.
Tower, DR.. S. p. Moore, C. B. Williams,
Colonel J. c. Shields, DR.. Joseph b. Brock,
Fl. X. EllySon, and Joseph r. Rcnnie.
1t was determined, rs an additional attrac-
ton, TO have band OF music present during
the evening. The exhibition will he opened
at ) o'clock in the afternoon, and the COM
mittee will make their examination at 6.
Not only are strawberries to be exhibited
and eaten, but flowers are to be there, to
decorate the room and unite the ornamental
with the useful. All our amateur rs well as
professional florists are cordially invited to
send specimen plants and cut fiowers-at
this season there should be magnificent
exhibition Of flowers-and we hope our ci-
tizens will take care to have them on hand.
Many of the ladies of our city formerly took
very great interest in this Society, and we
hope to see renewal of it on this occasion.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE JAMES RIVER
COMPANY will b. held at
the office OF their agent. on Fourteenth street
Oh TUESDAY the sth OF June. At 8 O'Clock L. NJ
my 24-2w +. Is. BEN1IEf, Agent.
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NIRECT IMPORTATION.
SALT! SALT! SALT...

SALT! SALT! SALT!!.
We are prepared to offer to the trade on liberal
terms the cargo of the barque Kawc, direct from
Liverpool, and now ut City Point, consisting of
6750 sacks
WORTIIINGTON STOVED EDFACTORY-FILLED
SALT,
in full, beached sacks. This cargo Is represented
by our Liverpool correspondents rs prime In
every respect.
my1T S. G.. TARDY & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY %, 1869.
sun rises 4.5l Moon rises ......... Q. II
sun sets ..... 100 High tide, L. NJ. $40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

rRAND OPENING CON CERT AT
VI SPRING PARK. by Captain Wagncr's cclc-
brttcd BRASS and STRING BAND,
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1862 commencing ut ~. NJ:
Adnittancc To concert, 10 cents.
AdInittance to ball-room 25 cents.
Respectfully,
f. T. FIKFR,