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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
TEE ATTACHMENTS

II our new family machine. abeve referred to,
lot o..ly numerous. iut highly useful for the pur-
Tor WI cll lliey intended They need
ely ri | tn show their v:ile. Among the
"st f.cg..t t!I.- it .clineiits is the
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
R E N 0 VAL,

EWALD BRAUNS. our worthy German
~ Matchmaker, has removed his we'll
known jewelry store To DR.. Billhardt's Drug
Store, where he will be pleased to receive
the calls of his numer us patrons. He has
on hrnd fair stock of watches, clocks.
jewelry. spectacles, &c. Jewelry made to
order when desired. Thank full for past
favors hope to merit continuance of the
same in the future.
EWALD BRAUNS.
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DEBILITY.

There is no n,ed;cine Equal 70 IfocAan rs Ger
E.: S:s..,s s%', 1.:y .:,s %s,; !" case .ss.
a~d . gar= TO ne ~hete system,
str, noiten the o.. pffite, cause an
IL, purify ia hood give q good, s"umd, hs.Rhy
compI. zion eradicate the yeilou tiRge from The
eye, tmpart b'aons to the cheeks, onf .chanqe TIE
ydticnt from sho,t-bredhed, emaeidted. tD.ak,
aud n'ruous insag.d, to q fully yaeed, stout, aud
ct1o50us I,erS0s..
Weak and Delicate Children
Family MedIcine.: riley can be
to = chill three nIonths old. The
most delicate female. or n man Of
ninety.
These remedies the best
Blood Purifiers
euer lno~n. anJ aoiH Gu oh diseases resulting
fran %" D. OF kr.n ger b'oa ta'e; k.p
y,ar Lirer in orE=--~ der; keep your
djge,Erre ora n, a.,
hcatiy cms'iiipn. 81 reky The use Of these
remedies, ard n rza4-------7s--z "a edse anil rcr
as<al yon 7ha be. .eei az ae toun ry reeo'e
mend them u y.ars ef ho. es' rep,ta ION go for
anything you mas. ',y h,rse preparations
FROM HON. GEO w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Penn
syvania.
PHILirELPHIA March 16, 1867.
I find " HoodL.ds Gesmdn Biners IL not an
isfortcating beverage bnt as yotd tonic. useful
d.so. d~rs Of The diges ire orguns, and Of gr'a1
benefit in cases of drb.iity and acant oj neruous
action in the systsm.
Yours fruy,
GO ". WOODWARD
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
4UEI ADrll ~. 1S00.
consider s. HoOhand's German
3; s;:';:: $.;::: ;;!.':; *" ::'i;s: $:
prpsim. I~ -.can certify
this from my pc. iei.ce of IL.
Yours, VIA respect.
JAM THOMPSON.
FROMR REV JOSEPH H. KENNARD, DID,.
Pastor Of the Trnti, Baptist Church Phiadei-
phi;,.
DR JAcESoN-I Ear SIR-i rre been frc-
yasnfly ,equesietao cnnec my sdf"e sotth ,'ecuZn-
saendati'ns Of different kinds 9f medicines tu
regarding the practice our Of my dpn oprtdS
sphe e. / haze aH cdsex declined; but aoits a
ckar proof i'm pdr.ous instances, and idrtfcu drty
in n.y otun family. If ihe usefulsess If D. No1f-
LdnF. G.rmnn Biuers, I depart 10, once om
my u.,ial coursr, to erp; .ss my full conUic'i'n
thai for .ei,t.rs,. .ie.''i.i> " the ~ stem and
spec,aly f2r Liver sjn.h,. G0m
.,r..,ria, In ca>es ii may
.ciH b. re ben. uct.'. tO.s rho suffer from the
,u.pr cdusrs Yours, v-'y .esIec fully
j. II KENNlRD
Eighth be;o,0 ChG.ss StreeG
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Urged our >ilA Ia, He.,l y I'D
Il t',' with the 's.'sr -nd a'ost improved
cry. wii,ci, is heiig operated ~ highly
lit,or We kHnw and irel TIE ii' l,orfahce OF
T.. supplying TIL. users OF i,"chines, hut
r '!e generally with the best quality of MACHINE
WI T which sell by measure rather than - ]
--ht The system of selling by weight has given
if,c urers the opportunity OF so heavily weigh +
8, silk In the process of dyeing as not onl. to
tly inure its quality. but also convey wrong
:.,pres.ion about its Quantity. In this respect We
::ean to he abo re suspicion The manner in which
he sizes of SILK are graduated is also matte OF
:-eat Importance, hut the greatest possible
care that the graduating shall be exceeding aceu.
rate. In addition to manufacturing from the best
quality of raw silk the evenness of thread and
heauty of finish of the manufactured article i'll not
think, be soon surpassed Each spool OF silk
manufactured by as any particular size letter.
irrespective of weight contains the number of yards
printed thereon. Length, strength, size, quality
and finish Of the thread are TO be looked to rather
than weight We are now silk manufacturers on q
arge scale aud feel that large trade only be
retained by in furnishing supeoior artiele at q
price. II other brai ds OF Twist be onered at
les; pl ice than orrs purchasers may rest assured
" - c,' '.,- :" qurlity, deficient in quantity,
:. =! II keep in stock at Centraass
s'f,ii$ "eer.cies. Twist of all sizes, and :
A. calnrs and shades of color in use,
- - II scid IT New York prices.
'-se s: SEER ::AsUFscTURlKe CO., Z
y. as,'ay, Nesc To,,A.
..EICE:
-. -:-:: Avenue.
----.
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PR0VISI0NSL

And Groceries usually kept in frs
e house Country produce taken in ex-
change for gro .eries. Highest market
price paid. ~,
''5, TRIBoLET &SoN.
Upper Sandusky, Ma. 6, 1869 -
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
FRIENDS AND PATRONS!

Their room has been neatly fitted up,
and their stock of goods comprises the
choicest teas. coffees. sugars, syrups. Aour.
raisens. figs, crack ers. cheese rice, mack erel
prunes, spices, salt, wooden ware, eroektry.
tobacco, and in fact all kinds of
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17

and his recovery Ia very doubtful.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-06-17
AN ED !!
Rive THOUSAND FAMILIES TO BUY
their Groceries and Provision. nt the
old corner of

Messrs. Tribolet & Son inform the public
that they have established Themselves At
their well know n stand corner of Sandueky
com their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19

MAYoR's GouRT-Mdyor Gahoon pre-
siding.-Lewis Dickinson (negro), charged
with stealing two pairs of shoes and a coat
from VIM. Hughes, was sent on.
Sarah Dennis (negress) charged with be-
ing vsgrant, was cent to jail for ten
days. ,s.srs - 5s,t.f.u-f IL.
= Edwnrd and Collin Young (negroes)
charged with being drunk and disorderly
on the street, were fined two dollars and
fifty cents each. IL
David and Hannah Moore, charged with
being drunk and disorderly OF the street,
and resisting Policeman Kennedy, were ar
raigned. Hannah was fined FIVE dollars,
and David required to give $500 surety for
his future good behavior. 2
Thomas Hin, (negro) was arraigned fol
having in hisspossession framed picture
Belonging toDelia Haskins. He was dis
charged.
Dick Burnett and Joshua Williams (ne-
gro boys), charged with vagrsncy, were ar
rsigned, and the case continued until the
10Th.
Joseph Smith '(negro) was charged with
unlawfully and cruelty whipping the horse
Of a. B.. Lampkin. a. B. Lampkin was
arraigned on cross warrant for sssaultiDg
and beating Joseph Smith. Both cases
were dismissed.
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/. o. 0. F.-The Grand Encampment Of
Virginia met in the city Of Petersburg, il
being its annual communication, on Friday
the 10th instant. All the encampments OF
that Order in the State we're represented
After most harmonious session, at which
much important business to the interest OF
that branch Of the Order was transacted,
it adjourned to meet in the town Of Win
chester, Va, in April, 1870, Immediately
after the adjournment Of the Grand Lodge
Of Virginia I. 0. 0. F., which body had ad-
journed on the day previous to meet at that
place on the Wednesday after the second
Monday in April, 1870.
The following were the offcers elected
for the ensuing year by the Grand Encamp-
ment: James B.. Blank, Norfolk, Grand
Patriarch; P. G.. Uhler, Alexandra, Grand
High Priest; John A. Collins, Richmond,
Grand Senior Warden; William J. Rid
dick, Richmond, Grsnd Scribe w. A. R.
,Nye, Richmond, Grand Treasurer ;, a. M.
Tabb, Portsmouth, Grand Junior Warden ;
A.sGrant, Richmond, Grand Sentinel. o.s1
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The THEATRE.-The Chapman Sisters,
with the inimitable Bishop and Mr.. Ford's
admirable company, closed their season
here on Saturday night with a splendid
audience, which attested its appreciation OF
those young and interesting artistss by en-
thusiastic applause from beginning to end
The Pet7of the Petticoats !" and Colleen
Bawn" were the pieces produced. or the
latter but little can be said to commend it,
and had it not been in such good hands it
would have been positively boring. So
beautiful play as the "Colleen Bawn -
would require an extraordinary genius to
make ,pagsable burlesque.
The Chapman Sisters 60 from here to
Norfolk, where they will perform for few
nights. We sre sure they will be received
there in q manner deserving their talents.
We have seldom known an engagement to
prove 80 successful as theirs in Richmond.
They have won the admiration and popular
favor Of the city. They leave US with our
best wishes and hearty assurance of warm
welcome should they ever return, as we
hope they may.Tg5 ~ re-
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. IMBRoGL1o AT THE ACADEMY OF Music -
On Thursday morning J. C. Head, one Of
the proprietors of the Academy of Music,
was arraigned before the Mayor for assault
ing and beating John H. Swift. George
Case, Neil Rogers, and s. Nigel, were az
raigned at the same time on cross-war-
rant for the same offence on Head. The
parties were all connected with the Academy
of Music, and the affair grew out of some
difficulty about its interior management.
The Mayor, after hearing the testimony,
dismissed the SECOND case, and fined Head,
who appeared to have been the worse
treated one Of the party, So so. Head, not
satisfied with this, had the discharged
parties reSvrested, and they were arraigned
on Saturday morning The complainant
falling to appear, they we're again dis
charged. @.-..
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GRAND OPENING To-NIGHT.-The anx.
iously anticipated fair of the ladies of the
United Presbyterian church Or. Read's)
will be opened tonight in the basement of
the new building, corner Of Grace and
Fourth streets. 1t will be one of the most
brilliant exhibitions of the kind we have
ever had, and will deserve, as we trust il
will receive, the liberal patronage Of the
public. Besides the usual fancy and use
fnl articles, many contributions have been
received from northern cities, and all will
be offered at the prices paid for them else
where. In the refreshment saloon will be
found all the delicacies Of the season,
served up in the best style, at LOW rates.
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E9T I. O.0 F.-GRAND CELEBRAT1oN.-The
Odd Fellows Of this city are making grand
preparations for their celebration, which is
to take place on the 26th instant. Doubt
less there will be large turnout. The
celebration will be held at the Hermitage
Fair Grounds, the use of which has been
generously rendered by Colonel Darlington,
the gentlemanly proprietor of the Ex-
change Hotel. President Daniel, Of the
fredericksburg railroad, has kindly con-
sented to run trains cut to the Fair
Grounds at intervals during the day at
prices which will make it an inducement
to all to 60 out and enjoy themselves. The
public generally will be. admitted for a
moderate fee. The exercises Of the day
will consist of speaking by Judge Crump,
Mr.. Fitzhugh, and Colonel Evans, besides
refreshments, sports, and all the other at
tributes to day of enjoyment. sGCE
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.CHEsTERF1ELD County CoURT.-The
County Court Of Chesterfield, which met
last Tuesday, adjourned on Saturday night
1t was presided over by H. W. Hey. A
large number Of civil cases have been dis
posed of, and several criminals have been
convicted. Among these latter is Michael
Kelly, convicted OF receiving brass stolen
from the Danvillc Railroad shops, who, on
being tried, was found guilty and sentenced
to the penitentiary for three years. His
counsel moved for new trial, and were
arguing the points when our informant left,
One of the parties "a negro) whole stole the
brass was also convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary for FIVE years.
Whitehead and Willis, indicted for the
murder of Mr.. Rogers, in Manchester,
about the 1st of March last, were ordered
to be sent to the Jail of this city for safe
keeping.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1859.

EOhA of hICdMORD, APRIL IL, 1863.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, L. 3. Tatnm.
Steamer Albemarle Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
& Co.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Balti.
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys &
Williams.
Schooner Somerville Br), Masters, Hall.
fax, N. S., plaster, Palmer, Hartsook & Co.
Schooner Roxanna, Franks, Baltimore,
shells, &. S. Lee.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Roclland, lime,
a.. S. Lee.
Schooner Convoy, French, Rockland pia City
Point, lime, Staples Blair.
Schooner Mary, Larkln, Norfolk, merchan-
disc, captain. ...a .-e.- s
Schooner Southerner, Darling, Boston,
merchandise, Crowell 4 Currie
..e.. SAILED. et.' (
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Raiti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys 4
Williams.
Schooner Hannah Warwick, Spedden, Bal.
timore cia Chickahominy, Curtis l. Parker.
Schooner L. S. Leycring, Corson, Osbornes,
to load for Providence, Crowell Currie
.... . MEMORANDA. .... -.-. 49,.
PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Cleared, schooner
J. q. McShaiu, for Richmond --
Schooner Butterfly, heEce, arrived at Balti-
more on the l7th.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Schooners a. G. Ell.
bridge, Hickman Enoch Moore, Chambers !;
Mary j. Elliott, Snow; Two Marys, WiIetts !;
G.. b. Smith, Bowker Isle Of Pines, Lake !;
Charlotte, Brown; Musquns, Henry; all from
Virginia.
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a PUBLIC BLESSING The ef,rts OF scientific
men to relieve the suferings OF humanity have
never been more wonderfully rewarded than In the
use Of nitrous oride gas In extracting teeth DR..
G2oeGE b. sTEzL, one Of our Oldest and most
successful dentists, has now In opsratlon new
and improved apparatus for the manufacture OF
this gas in Its puress FORM and he is daily admin
.isteling 1t to bis patients, and removing their
aching teeth without the least pain being felt By
them We advise all interested to go to No. 72s
Main street, and be convinced that tooth-acbe and
tooth. pulling have lost their ter. ors.
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HUMoRs OF RECoEsTRUCT1oN.-" Our
young man" has been invited to deliver
his lecture ct st. Adams Hall for the
benefit of the Masonic school for orphans.
He has consented, and will probably speak
his piece on Friday evening next. He had
been opposed to delivering it again in
Richmond, but in view of the growing in
terest in the subject, the commendable OBJ
ject, and the wishes Of many to hear him,
he willingly assented to repeat.
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The ho1sekeeper and lauudress should be ex-
treney careful that their servants use no four a
starch, or In starch for It win Iuin the finest and
In tine destroy any fabric. Starch In is natural
purity and Strengths purely white and free from
aournes5 and ,GissgreeaSle edsrs, white -four
leyen the bestl contains large quantity OF gluten
and oil, which dt:colors the linen and destroys It
by the f'equent beachings. The evrs Of both
nour and impure starch should te avoided 1t
cannot be economy to ruin The linen by discoloring
it With yetto,o, sour, or nusty starch. or by
mixture even worse-that OF f,ur mixed With any
grade OF starch. Directions for using DURYEA'S,
sAT1S-GLoss STARCH will be found upon each
package and box -. =. ....
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Sue Y. Bowles, Frankfort, KY; C. ".
Jones, Baltimore, Md; Miss Julia V. Ma-
hone, Louisville, KY; Mrs. John A. Mere
dlth, Caroline county, Va; Mrs. Sarah E.
Gordon, Norfolk, Va. :. Captain William
Williams, Bristol, Tenn. !; Thomas Murphy,
Bath county, Vs.; John a. Holmes, Har-
per's Ferry, Va. ,s. zss
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DEPUTY sHERlFFs.-Msjor Elderkin, re-
Gently detailed as Sheriff Of the city Of
Richmond, having appointed the following
deputies VIZ, John W. Wright, James H.
Beegleston, Temple Elicit, Jesse T. Keesee,
Jesse NJ. Keesee, and Philip P. Winston,
these gentlemen on Saturday qualified be-
fore the Hastings Court Of magistrates, an d
will at once enter upon their duties. O.
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MILITARY CoMMIssfoNER.-On SATURDAY
General Webb assigned Brevet Captain
Henry Marcatle, first lieutenant Forty.
fourth infantry, as military commissioner
for the following divisions: Twenty seventh
Diyision-Bland, Giles, Montgomery,, ,Pu
laski, $ and Tazewell counties. Twenty.
eighth Division Carroll, Floyd, and Gray
son counties. Twenty-ninth Division-Bu-
chanan, Russell, Snyth, Washington, and
Wythe counties. Thirtieth Division-Lee,
Scott, and Wise counties. Station Marion,
smyth county. Jl3 ...iE h1At eaaHEo
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roi The twenty second annual meeting OF
the Richmond Male Orphan Society will be
held this evening at 8 O'Clock in the Syca-
more church, Eleventh street between Broad
and Marshall. Major Stiles and other
speakers will address the meeting
u We hope the citizens of Richmond will,
by their presence, show their interest in an
institution Of their own fostering, and in
whose success We should all feel q lively
interest. Thespeaking promises TO be very
good. No collection will be taken up.
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STOLEN PRorERTT.-On Saturday Cap
tain 0anter and Sergeant Rooney, of the
police force, proceeded upon search-war-
rant to house on Seventh street between
Broad and Marshall in search of stolen pro-
perty. While there, instead of finding
what they went after, they found some
forks and spoons and number of napkins
belonging to Ford's and Billiards. Hotels.
The inmates were arrested, and will have a
hearing this morning. 81 49,. .'..a--'
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LOCAL MATTERS

Episcopal SERVICES. services
will be held this week at St. Marks
chapel, on Leigh street, and Grace church,
as follows Monday; and Wednesday eve
nings at st. Marks chapel, and Tuesday
and Thursday evenings ct Grace church at
s O'clock - !. ....--- 80
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UNDERWOOD CoSsTITUTIoN.-We have
received from Turner, 1l14 Main street, .
copy Of the Underwood constitution, in
pamphlet form, soon to be submitted to the
people Of Virginia for ratification or rejec-
tion. All who desire to get correct idea
of this instrument should have copy.
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= DANGEROUS NUIsANcE.-Mr B. .H. Whit
lock was arraigned before the Mayor on
Saturday to show cause why he should not
be fined for having o smoke-stack on his
premises endaugeriDg the property there
ebouts. The neighbors gave such evidence
in the matter as induced the Mayor to order
the nuisance to be abated. =. >H --
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LIST OF UEMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING, In THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE APRu.
Is, ,glS69.-E.B B.. Boutwell,, William p.
Mayo. M.aL., box no., Richmond, Va. :;
s. s. Black, Mrs. Julia A. Morton, Ba!.i7
more, Md, /; Samuel G, Tardy, Richmond,
Va; Thomas o. zBuEnss, Franklin county,
Gs.;;=Mrs. Ann F:Baliard, Montana Terri,
tory; Charles A.. Heller, Stsunton, Va. (;
Thomas P. Grump, Richmond, Va; Lewis
B. Williams, Orange Courthouse, Vs.; Miss
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STATE L1cENsEs.-The commissioner of
the revenue for the second district, city Of
Richmond, will call on the citizens to-day
for the purpose Of issuing the State licenses
for the ensuing year. IA
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FssWENC TACKLE, ,lsc. I

TIsHING TACKLE, Fish, .avsez8sr>
L. ISGTAl KLE.-Jast received,
q large and complete assoi tment OF FiSIl@6 d
TACRLg suttsble for country and the river fish:
ing. Some superior lines, for hand lines. j would
call the attention or dealers TO stock, as think
the goods will suit he trade, and The pE1ceB cannot
fail 10 please. T. w. T1GNGR Gunmsker,
No, 1882, Wslsh's old stand and
81 seventeenth street.,
NIB Slim near First Market.
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BURGLARIEs.-On Saturday morning the
front window of the. store Of Henry Sycle
on Broad and Third streets, was broken
into and robbed Of a quantity of dress
goods. .,-.- ,--s.r .-~y--la .r1.~ss zss
The barber shop Of John Scott, on Main
and Eleventh streets, was entered on Fri
day night and robbed of number Of bar
ber'a implements. ---.
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It gives us pleasure to announce that Messss.
,STAEKs & RYLASp, sl5l Main street, are 6elling
Conybeare Howson's Life and Epistles or Paul.
complete f1s one rotume, unabridged, at %. OF
fcourse, every Bible student will get It now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-Pardons have
been granted Susan Morton, of Richmond,
and Wileman Cornwell, of Prince William !;
and refused to Dabney Minor, Of Henrico.
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OvERsEER OF CITY HAHDs.-The Com
missioners of Streets on Saturday recon-
mended William F. Stevenson for appoint
msnt as oyerseer Of the city hands.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT = INsPEcTIoN.-The
semi-annual inspection and washing of the
Fire Brigade will take place this afternoon
on the Basin bank.
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HENRY A. WIsE.-We are sorry to learn
Of the serious, but we hope not dangerous,
illness of Hon. Henry A. Wise. The disease
he is laboring under is pnuemonia.
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STREET T-SPRINKLING.-The street et-sprink
ling machines Of Mr.. Bernheim were on
the streets on Saturday doing good service
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III. ELLYsoH & Go. Will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub.
ltshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watc hes
jewelry, silverware, clothing, &c. go
a II. HAERrs q BRO,
1881 Main street (up stairs).
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ALL KINDS or PAPER sfOCK WANTED.
GRANITE WORKS.

pICHM0ND GRANITE COMPANY
% Ne are prepared 10 furnish The very bes
quality GRsNfTy, dressed or untressed In an,
quantity: We will also build al kinds or GRAN
given 70 rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENIE
TEE? WORK, Re-, and all material furnished.
GEORGE BLuMENTHAfA
( AA-h9 80 superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19

i CoNvIcT.-Peter Colburn (negro), con-
victed in Accomac for unlawful stabbing,
was received in the penitentiary Saturday,
to be confined in that institution for one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-19

s,JapaAau Burial -RLAcE IINRaARTHEps7St. "A ~
Louis, April 16.-Laborers, excsyeting 3
great mound in the nsrtherna part OF This
city, unearthed number Of Indian graves
| at a,depth of twenty 1--WE feet, extending Z
distance of sixty fest in length Large
quantities Of bones, beads, coins, and other
relies have been thrown out. ssal .Vtaa