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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-09

MAYORS COURT, MoNDAY.-Mayor, Ua-
hooa presiding Reuben Alexander tne-
gro), charged with feloniously cutting and
wounding Ralph Collins with an axe, was
arraigned. Ralph being unable to appear,
the case was continued until the 18th. tts
William johnson (negro), was arraigned
for assaulting and beating Della Haskins.
William was discharged and Della was re-
duired to pay costs l-r.5Ss# i
:: Georgeanna Henry and Laura Jones
,(negroes) ;, charged with assauling and
beating Martha Bell, was sent TO Jail for
thirty days. .s51@ =: -IosA
e., Charles Owens and Alexander Ri1 me
lgroes), charged with fighting in the street,
were sent to Jail in default of surety,
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FINE PRICES FOR ToBACCo.-An extraordi-
narily fine sale OF dark ste mining tobacco was
made at the Tobacco Exchange on Friday last by
Messrs. TALIaFEREo u Co. OF the crop or Mr.
John B. Cooke, Of Powhatau county. or eleven
hogsheads they sold one at Sl's, five at $l4, one
at sIs rs t,naking an Average Of ssre'' hogshsads
at $l4 per hu,dred), two hogsheads at Sl2, one at
Slo, and one hos shead Of lugs at So 7s-making an
average on the whole crop Of nearly $ls. Alltbe
tobaccomen concur in pronouncing It one Of the
best sales or the season. - --- - L.
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COURT OF ApPEALs-AH the Judges pre-
sent.-In the case of Lohman us. Crouch,
upon an appeal from decree of the cir
cult court OF Richmond-decree affirmed.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Us. Snead and Smith, upon an ap-
peal from decree of the circuit court Of
Richmond-decree affirmed.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE MARCH 9,
lsG9.-h1iss Anna Washington, Petersburg,
Va. Anna C. Tatum, New York; Miss
Pinkey Smith (colored), Warren Hooker,
Miss Henrietta Clarke, Richmond, Va; /;
Mrs. Permelia Mahanes, Goochland, Va. ;
James q. Allen (2), D. 0. Baldwin, W. A.
Duncan, John T. Damn (2), George Dabbs,
Chania Gaines (colored) (2), J. Howard
Hawes (2), James H. Harris, Romulus Hill
(colored), Charles Leirer, W. j. Morris,
John B. Martin, Lyman Mallory, Colonel
Parker, Charles E. Russell, Henry W. Reid,
Miss NJ. B. Rodney, DR.. Schultz, W. H.
Williams, Colonel William Wall, returned
from Spotswood Hotel; Henry G. johnson,
A98 street, Washington, D.. G.
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THE AGE OF INYsSTIoN.-Tbis IS truly an age
OF Invention. In every branch Of art something
new is being Introduced each day. The latest Is a
process by which old gas-lxtures are bronzed In
such q way as to look IS good as new. MOUNT
CASTLE will be pleased to attend to all orders for
this description Of work left at his house-furnish-
ing store, No. $50 Broad street. X c:.t4 =
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TIE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING HATS for
men, boys, youths, and children, consisting In
part Of the General Prim, Velocipede, Cabinet and
Alpine-black and in colors-just received and for
gale low by MCVEIGu & MARSHALL, 1ll2 Main
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-On Saturday
night ON Intellectual attempt was made to
break into the grocery store of MIR. q. Z.
Lipscomb, on Second street near Marshall,
but the thieves finding the door too strongly
barricaded left, doing no other damage
than cutting off part of the panel Of the
door .s. .t.r Es... .a.
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MIR. Yale: What are you Egoing to do
With it? -, .,-
Mr.. Clopton: Just what We please, IS we
have q right TO do; and we mean to have
the moneyif it is necessary to cell a public
meeting TO get it. .-.L ~ -
Mr.. Saunders said he should vote against
the appropriation because the gentleman
tMr. Clopton) had not said where he was
going to put it. .>..s5@ : -.
The motion was finally referred to the
Commissioners Of Streets for Jefferson
Ward. 's" TacF .2H 70 fz.f'
THE CASE OF CAPTAIN ". W. PUTNAM. II
+. a communication from the Mayor was
read stating that he had examined the case
of Captain W. VI. Putnam, charged with
unlawfully, obtaining money from prison
ers. He did not deem it sufficient to cause
his suspension, but forwarded the evidence
for the information Of the Council. These
papers were referred to the Committee on
Police. n:-6 e, J.-.r IL, r.t
SUSPENSION OF MAJOR POE.
a communication from the Mayor mott.
flying the Council of the suspension OF
Major Poe for I" intoxication and making an,
assault upon G. W. Buttz" was read and
referred to the Committee on Police. ~
TEE AUDITOR AND HIS DEPUTIES. ,9a
A communication was received from w.
H. Alderdice, City Auditor, nominating F.
Il. Patrick, Winslow Alderdice, e. a..
Champlin, as his deputies.
. ALasHoUsE.
Mr.. Miller, from the special committee
on the almshouse, presented report,
which WAS ordered to be printed and laid
on the table until the next meeting. II.
Sundry petitions were appropriately re.
ferred, and the Council adjourned until
Monday evening next.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "p1s-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
tBINED 2CIRCULATION OF ALLATHE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
loITY: ~ ~ - : - = ;EijEt
,-7AUOTBONrsALEs THIS DAY,

1Hl ALL PUBLIC Oh PELV4TE ySAIES OF FSREAL
! ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST spAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYSgTHE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT OF ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FTRsT
Day OF DECEMBER THE SELLER P1YS TEEM.
eWELLINGTON GoDDIN viii sen at his
Office at l2 o'clock the Huguenot Springs
: property. - -----.-r--~- -.-..-,-s
LYME Il BROTHER will sell 1T half past 4
O'Clock three small framed tenements on
70 the west side of Twenty fifth Istreet be-
tween Main and Cary.
WELLINGTON EGoDDIN will sell at half
past o'clock large brick and wooden
dwelling on College street between Broad
and Marshall. = @.1z 1z1..-y.ii.t'?
II. BENSON will sell valuable little farm
in Albemarle county one mile from the
: University Of Virginia. :. g J g ~
COOK Il LAUGHToN will sell at their store
- at 10 A. NJ. a large assortment of furni-
ture, &c. ,-rr@a s<-.fr5A ~
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at No. .4o9
Franklin street, at 10 o. clock, o lot of first
class furniture. -Wu.-4
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VoHN Il. 1HASKELL,S u
e OLD EsTABLIsHED FACTORY,
Y r NO. 33 SOUTH EUTAW STREET,
s ~, BALTIMORE, MD., s.,
COTTON and WOOL lMAUHI

COTTON and WOOL MACHINE CARDS,
LEATHER BELTING and HOSE.
Best OF OAK Leather used, and warranted.
On hand, an assortment OK articles for cotton
and woolen factories, railroads,l machine shops,
&c.. &c.i "
Orders received for BREAKER and ROLL
WOOL CARDS, sc, mh s-stRwaW
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FOB SALE.

WJE OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY
YrEylourgG o UNTERS,, DRAWERS, and
SHELVING, at a great sacrifice until the nth In.
at public auction. All persons wishing to pur-
chase fixtures are invited to call and see
DAVIS u SIMS. S24 Main street.
or MT. e. IT, WINSTON, 1t the law Office Of John
Johns, Jr., Esq, Eleventh street between Main
and Bank. yrr.SE Ir.T ... NH 3-8tk
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Blotches on the skin are promptly removed by
using BENsoN's SALALEM BROTH, and the skin
rendered delightfully."- soft and pleasant. For sale
by all druggists. PURCELL, LADD Z Co., Agents.
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HEN-HoUsE RoBBED.-T hen-house Of
Mr.. T. J. McAdau, on the Grove road, was
broken open on Sunday night and lot of
fine hens stolen. ......, -......r.
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= THE GREEN OUTRAGE. = The negroes
charged with committing an assault upon
Mr.. Green we're brought before a Juasice
yesterday morning, partially e1 arnined,
and their cases postponed until 10 A. ~.
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81 ar'fCtyiu AppoINTMENT.-General stonenaan
has appointed Mr.. Thomas g. Westby clerk
Of the county court Of spotsylHsnia county
to fill vacancy caused by the removal from
Office Of Robert c. Dabney.
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From this it will be seen that the sum
expended in the three old wards in 1868
was sl7,2l6.45 less than in 1867.
The City Engineer states that the streets
of the city are not in as good order as could
be desired, owing mainly to the fact that
the city hands and carts have beea en-
ployed for nearly half the time in removing
garbage and offal from private. lots and
alleys to the neglect of the repairs Of the
streets, the present fsrce Of hands and
carts being inadequate to the proper per-
formance Of both duties.
The attention of the Council is also called
to the fact that suitable gravel for the pur-
pose Of repairing the streets is very scarce.
The supply, particularly in the central
part Of the city, is nearly exhausted. The
Engineer therefore recommends that granite
paving and macsdamizing be rssorted TO In
localities where good gravel cannot be
readily obtained. -
The report was read and received.
Mr.. Crutchfeld. then read the report OF
the COMMITTEES on Streets Generally. A
clause Recommending that wall be built
By the city to keep, up Main street near
Morris,s sugar refinery was recomm;tted.
A clause appropristing $4,000 for i'm
proTemsnts in Clay Ward was concurred in.
a clause appropriating $3.50 for the pur-
rchass sofi a culyert Oh Capitol street be.
tween Ninth and Tenth was stricken ont ;
sitter which the report vas aaopted.
ssfggsg - JEFFERSON WARD. .fas
Mr.. Clopton moved an appropriation Of
81 200 for improvements in the new dis
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rTzHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA. ..s
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1867.
HOME OFYIcE I2ls MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. .-..-

OFFICERS.
e. EDWARDS. President.
WILLIAM B. ISAACs. Vice-President.
D.JH HARTsOOK, Secretary.
PROFESSOR EDWARD b. SMITH, Actuary. :.
CHARLES II. SMITH, b. D., Medical Adviser.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
ASSETS .S'"o'Voo.
Policies issued, 1880, insuring s.. 100000.
Paid nine Losses by death S36.000
Dividend, forty per cent. declared.
Annual dividends with one-third loan.
The extremely prosperous condition OF the COM
nanv under the encouragement OF It's patrons and
the publIc generally, leads It's directory to the
adoption OF new and liberal features, keeping up
fuiy with the improvements and spirit or the age.
Annual ipfdendS upon all participating life poll
ces paid at the end OF the first and each subsequent
year with ~..a-z~. III
OSE-THIRD OF PREMIUM LOANED UPON
PROFITS.
NO NOTES REQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT
OF PREMIUMS.
Anew and highly-liberal form Of policy adopted,
with removal Of restrictions. made applicable to
sllpoIices heretofore issued by the company.
Annual dividends on endowment policies paying
premiums in cash, after second annual payment,
with one-third loan on profits. .#Gaze
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
NO EXTRA RATE on FEMALE LIVES.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN sPE-
CIALLY PROTECTED UNDER
CHARTER.
Premiums parable annually, semi-annually, or
quarterly. Loan OF part Of premium on all par
tclpa,ins policies. fe 1s-lm p
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THE CRY GAs.-We learn from the City
Auditor that the amount of gas bills in
February was one-third less than in Janu-
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, HORSE AND MULES SToLEa.--A' horse
and two mules were stolen from Mrs. tina
anaof Ghafn's Bluff, on Sunday last. !.
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.SsURANCE COMPANIES.
> nf,rIlTuAII BENEYOLENT LIFE Assoc

lh CIATIoN OF RICHMOND, vA.-oFFICE
1SaDynR or MAIN AND TWELFTH sTREETS-No.
,ssS This company IS now Issuing policies Of
i"rhershtp on the most libe- al plan OF the day.
rnr mil particulars or the working or The Asso-
.,st,on call at the Office FOX pamphlet.
Membership fees, from ten to twenty-five dol
,srs-sccording TO age. .-s.. III -...Lst
'@h.sessnrents made only in case OF death. Per
cons from tirteen to sixty years or age received !;
o.h male and female. ,-,Fsf
oo'n J. 4. BELVIN, President.
TB. sTARKE, General Agent. fe a-sm
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARDING.-MRs. 81. P. TAYLOR,
ID Seventh street between Marshall and Clay,
las several very desirable rooms fitted With gas
and hot and cold water OPEN TO-DAY FOB
boarders are not Secured will be rented. 8
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TAKE YOUR RISKS ..
IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.
THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA, -"....--
OFFICE No. 1925 MAIN STREET. lt
IS PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE on vessels and cargoes !;
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported by
river, canal or land-csrrtage;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally,
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
ings.
SHORT RISKs, or, II the JtU period is not used,
a return Of premium DiH De made for The uH-
e2pired term.
4. Y. STOKES Vice-President.
DIREcToRS.-Wilian b. Isaacs, OF William 3.
Issncs & Co.:A. T. stokes, of a. z. Stokes 4 CO.;
D. Hartsook. Secretary Arlington OIL, Life IRsu- n
ter; j. j. WaggoGer, OF Waggoner IL Harvey 4.
:. Buford, President Danville Railroad Com pany; ;
benjamin II. Mash, William L. Shepherd, W. D.
Lyon.
B. MOORE, Secretary. e.
3. c. WHERRY, Assistant Secretary.
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NTANTED.-HaviDg contracted to con-

Having contracted to con-
wv struct si1ty-sevep miles or the Whining
ton. Charlotte and Rutherford railroad, In North
Carolina, running through the counties OF Anson,
Union and Meckienburg. to Charlotte including
the masonry and superstructure OF bridge seven
teen hundred aud sixty feet long over the Pee Dee
river, together with other bridges on the line, i
wish 10 employ EIGHT HUNDRED LABOREhS.
and I'm few weeks u number OF BRIDGE-BUlLD.
ERS and SToSE-CUrTERS.i This road will
pass through high, healthy country, and as
the Legislature of North Carolina has subscribed
viii be work for large number Of men for the
"a oT endow Contractor.
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BOOKS AND sTATIONERY.
DOCKS FOR LENT FOR SALE BY

BUOAS ANO 41AlIVNGn1.
DOCKS FOR LENT FOR SALE BY
I'D JOHN II. WALSH,
II .6ls BROAD STR sKr.l RICHMOND.
se holy yy.sens Mss II thSs he ;asss i
Christian Mother; 4sc. A compless sIGek I OF
Prayer-Books Books Of Meditation IN ana sns!,as
ton. cent postage free On receipt oipfice' .SAa
logue sent on applcallon: n:----m1 mn
HARD CASH-A, Matter-of- Fact Ro-
nance. BY Charles Reade. ssc.
Recollection Of Men and Things at W Washington
e During The 2 bird OF Century. BY L. A'e'-
etters s Of Sentimental Idler. from Greece, Tur-
key, etc. BY II. u. Leech.- u,ru,.r-
LIE osS and Letters OF Fltz-Green HaIleck. eass.
Travels n Alaska shd on the Yukon.a ss "hs"''
All new books OF merit received a. soon a'
pqssl,shed' ss Is wooDHousEs5pARHAM.
T WALL TURNER, BooKsELLlEs;RR, "a B :,
s s., Is ssfs.Iss Sss &, e e e. N
ti, HAsKfIiEEhssalg 4sksfiEssa ;9s4 q So
a.... ], aODEY, u ,io-s1yres
BAG 1TI1Hffa sat 4aia aH
d fg.g s7gag GGtnphPHiAAsorss Il 90 t
PUTNAh,s, -..ss.s...I
| and many 0tQer6, Zoo uufuerUuS 10 m0EIlOu4
, Also on hand, , large supply OF fBgATIQEERY.
SCHOOL BUOKS, &C., for sale, very cheap for
NEW Law. Smith on Contracts, Ssorer
| In & Heard on Criminal bostion, Saunders 8
Bump on Bankruptcy, Reeves,s Domestic Kela.
tlons, Tyler ON Infancy 5aad Coyeatuses Tyler's
Ecclesiasltcal Law. Taylor, Law GLOSSARY, Town
shend On slsnder End Libel Clinton,s Digest n.
Y. Reports. RANDOLPH g EEGLlSH.
fe 10 81 sasa t2sess@ f3iS Main street.
NTEW BOOKS AT zoos MAIN STREET,
| IN OPPOSITE POST -0FFIcE:
THE CBAPLET OF PEARLS. BY the author
| of "The Hair of Rsdclyf - ,, 20,
| LIEE AND LETTERS OF FITZ-9REEN HAL
| = fEE0K. Edited BY James Grant Wilson.
HAWAII An. An Historical Account % the Sand
HAEpiNE,s IAilesp o,RteiyI PoETrcAL
| WORKS. &
HOW 4 BRIDE WAS WON. A9briiiians new
/ South American novel. 81 .4tBf.4yse4
i Together with all the lateat publications.
large stock Of fsrATloAERY, a great yafie-
/ ty always on hand. ~
/ fell go z1 Il. III. CHRISTIAN CO.
-
y UsINEas CARDS PRINTED AT TIE
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e. post Otlice box $751; Bichmond.
fa 2a-Tu Mh T. Th Mia Sat Mh8 Tu mh9
WTANTED, everybody 70 know that We
w hive resumed the LUMBER bUs1NLss
80, 900 SEASONED DFLOUR-BARREL SLAVES
100, 600 CYPREss Pr and CHESTNUT SHIN
80 EL'sl8 GILES, - r,,,yr
500, 900 feet sGks0NED Y FELLOW ZINE
/. .'s' '--' LUMBER, Y.
100. 900 feet SEASONED OAK LUMBER,
500 bales Hay and OATS.
loo eeo superior SAWED LAyH5za II 'H3
One pair extra large young MULES: co 49,
-s.E Eft. IL Tx Umaky n. PSiSkEh q W.,
10 2s-sm* corner Sixth and Canal streets.
WIAETED, PURCHASERS for one OF
wv the largest and best assortmerts OF
~ Il SADDLES -BRIDLES, -. 5f
HARNESS, WHIPS, BITS, &c.,
to be found in the city at the lowest casn pflceS'
]. Il. d TDfcKERsoN g BROTHER,
~ Saddlers and Harness Manufasturers
'.' No. 1916 Franklin street, near Fiteertn.
je SIM .f4aGt.s2 -4.ll ~
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,88itl1atottd

TUESDAY MARCH 9, 1859.
+-TTTTRT T4ETTC7 EFsHSJ1 ~
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TCONFEgTFONERIEs.al

STUsT RECEIVED AND IN, STORE A.
e1 very choice lot OF high colored sweet Messina
~ angrs ;5s boxes choice Lemons eco Rar acoa
aud Iarthagena g. coanuts; 2oo drums Egs ~
In whole, half, and quarter-b boxes nuts and Ak
monds Of all descriptions Canned Fruit: sar-
dimes In half and quarter boxes oysters.
&C.; rs boxes Turkish Prunes 90 b }Nes Ieghorn
Ctron. We also refer to our extensive assortment
Of fhome-mnnufactured and French Candies. Onr
Butter-scotch Candy Is q sure remedy for COUGHS
and sore throat gGall for Zimmsr,s Patent Butter-
Scotch. .~s.rN. TSrsygZ t.rZINMEB CO.,
2 NH ~ -'%N 4s 1sas Main street.
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WTANTED, good COOK, WASHER
w andIR0NER. without incumbrance. Must
bs well recommended. Apply at No. us west n ain
atreat NH 8-ltk
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NEILLINERY.-WA AN EXPE-
Iva RIENCED HAND. Must be able 70 effect
ss,es. AS the situation will be comfortable and
permanent none but good hands nesd apply:
E.F MISS A. M Ck1E. Fl
mhe est No. el7 Main street.
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q No. j BREAD BAKER
w to take charge. To a good steady hand the
best Of wages and steady employment win be given.
A pply ut, BRLG5 S'SBread, Cake aud Cracker Ba-
kerv 7t7 Main street .' - NH 9--1t<
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WANTS.


XNTANTED, A PERSON TO UNDER
wv TAKE au AGENCY. for q valuable and
nseful improvement. Apply to Miss MAtY a.
WhIyE, 1919 Main street NH o--2Tu&S&
M7ANTED, ENERGETIC MEN TO ACT
w as AGENTS Or SOLICITORS for nrst-
ments Will he offered. Reference required. Ad.
dress post-ofice box 1908, Richmond Va. eS
: :. s.-s. '.r.-.s NH o-1w
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RELIEF OF THE POOR.

Mr.. saunders read note from the Chair
man of the Committee on the Relief OF the
Poor Colonel Augus) giving reasons for
failing to be present at this meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Smith, the sum of
81 900 vas appropriated to the soup-house.
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- i82 iE JEFFERSON WARD. a
Mr.. Clopton moved an appropriation OF
81 200 for improvements in the new dis
trict Of Jefferson Ward. !"
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NTANTED, good WHITE COOK, who
wv can come we'll recommended. Apply be-
tween the hour5 Of 10 and II at No. l&3s Main
street rmh9-2 G.. Y. MORRIeS d co.
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,ragEl EaYi7aaT fsat-
ng 10 yIsGa dasIi s ~
+ ,.s1S lis .yt,EisD iNoai
= 81 hafGnT-Ees rgof1c'
- req .2ss tz ,stttaa
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KTANTED, 1900 CORDS BLACKJACK
wv BARK.-Tbe undersigned wish TO purchase
livered at Richmond. Any persons engaged In
getting bark will find 1t to their Interest to cor
respond with us at once the time for peellpR Is
inst approaching and we are ready to make con-
tracts. ... -
we will open our Office in the city OF Richmond
on the 1st Of May. Until that time address us at
RHFEREECEs The banks and merchants Of
Lynchburg.
NH 4-d&w1m MYERS GOODhANs
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VXYANTED, by an experienced account
wv ant, a situation as BOOK-hEEpEh,o or
ono NJ more sets OF books to write up, any kind
of writing or collecting or accounts. Address u.
O. most. office box $751; Richmond,
NV 70 23-I'u NH T. Th Mh4 Sat NH g. Tu NH
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~ lI|T'f - v " ? . :
~ 8 y a.i a&Ss b-=h :,
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WTANTED-I.M NJ MEDIATELY-A
w steady single WHITE MAN TO- act as
shepherd. Recommendations required. Address,
by mall, p. VOOLFOLK, Boiling Hail. Lock
Lomond pos.-office. Goochland county, Va, or Il.
W. MCGNIDER, Richmond. NH 6-atk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-09

EOR RENT, the STORE now occu- IA
& pied by us, Nos SSse and ks2 Cary street. Esa
Rent low, and posse eion eirsa at once If desired
nh i02w ~ JQ%NER, ,IS SLATER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-09

The regular monthly meeting Of the City
Council was held yesterday afternoon
Present Messrs., Macfarland (president)
Clinton, Clopten, Grutehield, Kent, Miller
=Mulford, erdway, Taylor, Van Lew, saun,
dera. Smith, and Yale. r,y,,,, -s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-01

New York. She dressed. danced, and CO.
quetted to her hearts desire. Before long
she began to weary oft; the gliddlng Other
conteniment was again wearing Oh. She
knew then that she had loved Darwin Les
ter, and loved him vet. Between her and
all the admirers his dark, pleading gray
eyes would thrust themselves. His words,
E"pIl wait for you were ever ringing in
her ears; but "l'Il never 60 back" she said;
81 will accept Frank Houghton. ard spend
my life il trailing velvet robes over marble
halls and velvet carpets.
When Frank Haughton came again they
parte-betfothed. The dews spread fast
and Ear. Away in Stanton they heard the
story Of the wealthy and handsome man
Eene Adair was to marry and one in that
town felt heavier load in his heart than
ever before.
Almost three years had gone. when one
day in early spring Elene Adair came back
TO her old home. Her health could not en-
dnre the labors of fashion, and a canker was
in her heart. Anger separated her and
Frank Hanghion, and as her love for him
was very shallow slight cause threw back
the glittering solitaire To- the donor, with the
words.
"Take back your bundle, and with il your
unrequited love"
Her dark. luminous eyes seemed the on
Is unchanged feature 10 Elene. so trail and
delicate had she become. Darwin Lester
wept over her as he folded her in his arms
and kissed her pale lips. But love cures all
diseases, and in shor, time there was
wedding, in Stanton, and the rosy Elene of
old, welded minister! And her husband,
looking down into the depths Of her dark.
loving eyes, could not help sayin-
"Elene, how much do you bate preach
erss'
A tender hand covered his lips, and
pleading 'Don't" was his answer.