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eEDHE NOES.

DOGS.-AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
4 p ana 70 ordain section two Of chapter forty
ave % the ordinances concerning animals pa sci
May 10. 1860.
SECTION .. 80 dog or bitch shall be permitted
to - ri large I'm any street lane Or alley, In his
city until the owner or keeper thereof Shall have
paid TO the ity hamberaln 81 % for the use al
ihe city fJr the rst dog bitch, aud IS for every
dog, or bitch thereafter ; and the owner or keeper
thereof shall be required IL mnzZ!c every such
cog or bitch during the months OF May, June, July,
August, AMI September or each year and for ANY
failure to comply with the provisions Of his Sec
tion the owner Of such dog or bitch shall pay II
iic Of not less than fl0 nor more than SO
Ordered That the foregoing ordinance be pub
i!shrd Tor one week IL each VI the daily new pa
pcc5. -
Tcstc: z. &. NNWbfD.
nv l3-5. CLERK of Council.
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TO TAX-PAY R$.
UNIFIED STATES INTERVAL RENESuE,
OLLECTOk'S BFFICE,
THIRD DISTRICT or NlEGGEIt,
KICnNOND MnY lStn.

NTOTICE TO ThX-PAYERS.-IE com
IN pllgnrt with provisions rf section IS of TIE
ac: of Cong. css approved June 80. ls6i amci de
uy subi,ultut acts, and entilici AN act - pro-
vide Internal revenue to support the Government,
pay Interest on hc purllc debt, and for other rur
po'cs," notice Is hereby given that have received
from c Assessor OF this district the list OF annual
taxes assessed hy him in pursuance al the pro-
visions Of said act, aud that said taxes have become
due an4 payable, and that l or my Geputr VIII
attend FOR Coilcc.i, or the same, at nT nice 1T
the custom house, from the lVrU iU IHc 30TII
INSTANT, and that all persons who shall refuse
or neglect to pay the aforesaid lax rs assessed
aganst them, within the time above specified, are
liable 10 be dealt With as defAuler5 according 10
provision of said act.
The third District or Virginia embraces the
countles Of Henrco, Hanover Goochland, Grange
Louisa >potsylv mia, stafford. lupCpcr and
Rapp pahanLoCk. RUSH BuHGEaS,
Collector Third District CT Virginia.
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COMPLIMENTARY TEsTIMoSIAL.-Rev. J. Ct.
Neifter left Richmond on Saturday TO attend
the English Lutheran Synod which meets Iii
Philadelphia this week. He carries with him
Il fine gold headed cane TO be presented To
Rev s. A. Repass from his admirers in this
city, where he labored acceptably few
weeks ago. Mr.. Repass has been called 10 the
pasLorate OF the church in Salem, Roanoke
county Va.
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THE SCoTTIsH CRowS-SOME SCRAPS OF HIS
TORY HITHERTO UTwRITTEE.-A correspond
cnt OF the British Mail, writing from the
Sweetwater (Wyoming) mining district, gives
the following amusing accounts OF MS inter-
view with an exile Of Scotia:
Among the choice spirits OF the camp, re-
member one little fellow, of diminutive stut-
IRE but genial temper, who hailed from Gale
donia, and who had something in his manner
remotely suggestive of Mr.. Simon Tappertit.
From him, as IN authority on matters con-
necled with Scottish history, learned some
astonishing facts touching the present queen
OF England and the venerable iron crown.
The following incident has probably been
omitted by Victoria in her memoirs. and am
happy TO be able to supply 1t. The ancient
iron crown was taken, rs everybody knows
80 at least said my historianl, by Sir william
Wallace, from one OF the Inaraohs, during
the Egyptian wars.
This NAV seem surprising fact to many q
student OF history, but so it was. Moreover,
this Wallace, who was patriotic Individual,
guarded this crown sacredly for years, and
kept it hidden in well. but afterward re-
stored ii TO Robert the Bruce, 1T the time he
eXtricated the latter from some dfhculty.
Probably this may have been after the cham
pion's own head was stuck on London
bridge-but never mind that. According TO
the ancient legends, the crown was never,
never 10 pass into the hands Of the foreigner !;
for if it should ever press the brow Of an
English king, the consequences thereof, IN
virtue of Il treaty, woald he-would be some
tn ing dreadfulIy calamitous 10 poor old Scot
land. Her rights would be annihilated for
ever, and the English King would acquire un-
limited sway.
Well, this crown being now in possession OF
the Duke of Hamilton, the present Queen OF
England cast an eye upon it when she paid a
visit TO his. castle, and, in the simplicity OF
heart she requested the ancient seneschal to
hand it to her that she might put 1t on her
head. The hoary warden complied, and her
Majesty was about to place the crown upon
her brows Dut the Duke drew his sword and
said, "Victoria, Queen, lay down that
crown" And the Queen looked up in Won
der, and said, "My Duke of Hamilton, what
meaneth this?' But the Duke only repeated
in n stern voice, "Eictoria, Queen, lay down
that crown" And again the Queen said,
my Duke of Hamilton, what meanet tn this -
And then the ancient seneschal suddenly
remembered the ancient legend and the treaty,
and plucked the iron crown from the Royal
hand And once more the Queen said, i" MY
Duke of Hamilton, what meaneth this 10
which the patriotic Duke replied, Victoria,
Queen, had you put that crown upon your
head, YOUR head would have danced upon that
pavement in your blood.'' And the queen
was so terribly scared that she quite forgot TO
enter the circumstance in her diary.
Thus, one can study the Scottish history 10
advantage in the mountains.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IL THa RICHMOND Posr- OFFICE MAY II, ls69.-
One letter, no address Miss Annie q. Carter,
Powhatln county, Va. Miss Chrissc Ter
herne, Newark, N. J.: William L. Melton,
Henrico county, Va; Warren Hooker, Rich
rond, Va: 3. L. Libscomb (2l, New York !;
Henry J. Wall, Goochland county, Va. Box
o6i, Richmond, Va; S. G. Crump, Baltimore,
Md; James Balmain, Philadelphia, Pa. Su-
san Butler, -; Miss Lizzie E. Cary, Nor
SpIk Va
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HrsrIyGs CoUKr OF M4GIsrRATEs-SeAi
prsSidRg.-The following cases for
petit larcery were tried on Saturday; William
in Jail. NJ. kiser, not guilty; discharged. Luz
Glen Toler, guilty; thirty days i'll jah. VIII
liam Anderson, James Whitney, and Edward
Branch, jointly indicted, We're called Branch
pleaded guilty, and was sent 10 Jail for thirty
DAYS The cases OF the other two wero cou-
tiuued A no'ie proSeqHi was entered i'll the
case Of james, indicted for assault and bat
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PERSONAL. - The following named gen tle-
men, or q tour of observation through the
State, arrived III the city yesterday: Hon.
Hester Clymer, William Firmstone, DR.. w.
H. Freeman, DR.. Woodhouse, Thomas l..
Browne, Horace r. Peck, - Clarke, and
Colonel Jacob Hyiaud-all Of Pennsylvania.
The party will proceed from here to the noun
tains Of Virginia.
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The Portland (Me.) Advertiser was a few
days since printed on paper made Of 4 kind Of
material never before used III the manufacture
Of paper-Zi-unia aquLatica, or water rice. 1t
grows fn great abundance in many places in
the Northwest, and the ,Adretiser' predicts
great reduction in the price OF paper in the use
of it., ssEf Auf4T 1IEFH0aE-. @1 -
The following items are from Bourbon
county, Kysi and may perhaps be thought 10
balance each other tfAn unusually large
quantity Of corn will be planted this season y
"Grand preparations are being made at NIL
Iersbnrg for m immense temperance ovation
on the ed instant" fg4IJs 49, 80
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"A MEETING of the citizens of Richmond will
be held this afternoon 1t 6h O'Clock at The
Mechanics Exchange, No. llos Main street
(under Thomas II. Price's), TO take into con
sideration the appel.made by the Oakwood
Memorial Association for assistance in the
work OF removing the Confederate dead from
the bal tie fields and re-inIerring them u Oak
wood. All persons who feel interested in The
matter, and who are willing to cooperate
with the ladies, are invited 10 be present
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WORMS WORMS WORMS Not those that the
boys for fishing, but those that make your chill!
dren SICK and peevish, and worry your own life ont
Of you. Mothers, TR1BDETT's VERnIFsX. or
Worm Confeciion, Is sure cure for every Kind
of VOTES. Buy them OF TRrBBETT, lIls Main
strest, Richmond.
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PETITION TO THE MAYoR.-The confectioncrs
of the city will to day present petition TO
the Mayor to suppress the horde OF unlicensed
pedcrs who infest our streets, TO the public
annoyance and In violation of the revenue
laws of the city and State. Our regular deal
ers pay heavy licenses to do business, and the
officers of the law should see to it that they
are not ntertered with by men who pay no
license tax.
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SAMPSON JONES, JE., will sell at half-past
10 o'clock a we'll. assorted stock Of groce-
ries.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell 1T o clock
the beautiful uburban residence known rs
Auburn, on the Grove road, one mile west
of the city.
o'clock 4 desirable brick and wooden
dwelling on College street between Broad
. and Marshall. Also, at 3 o'clock, house
and lot on Church Hill, on the north line
of NJ street between Thirtieth and Thirty
first streets.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at No. 1917
Main street, at 10 clock, household furni-
ture, PEno, bacon, etc.
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HAVING COOP TIME.-A file of soldiers
went through the streets on Saturday picking
I'D struggling soldiers absent from camp with
out leave. Six We're taken out OF one street
car and large number were driving about
town in hacks and spending money freely
The $40, 900 paid them a few days ago, 1t this
rate, must soon be gone
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n. ELLYsoN &c co. Will insert advertisements II
she principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Terleseee, and the northern cities, 3. pub
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply st this eGice.
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ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE.
1 l7li Main street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. also Fresh Meats, ac., af or L agket
hours Sliced Ham smoked Beef; Beef and Eos
Tor gues, smokt and picked; Clothes Lines, one
quarter mile long or shorter; Pickles as sour AZ
vinegar; with Teas, Groceries, Woodeuwsre,
Brooms, and anything else. Please go and ses or
c me 10 r 4. JAMES, III First Market, for choice
RsrOn. &c. nv lin
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BoDy REcovERED.-The body of Johnnie
CarringtCn, who was drowned off Mayo's
bridge few days ago, was found about ten
miles below the city on Saturday. 1t was
taken TO Watkins's mill, to await the order of
sorrow. stricken parents, who, ter in the day,
had IL brought home.
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AVtsA UE NlCHNUtB, MAY ID, 1863.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baiti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys L
Williams.
Steamer Saratoga, Brakeman, New York
merchandise and passengers, w. G.. Duuham
& Go.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatuin.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Harveys
i Williams.
BELOW. ..a..
Bark Kawe IN. G.) Widgren, from Liver
pool for City Point, with salt for :. &. Tardy
Il Co., Richmond, is ut Goose Hill Flats,
James river, unable to proceed in consequence
OF dra wing too much water. Lighters will be
sent down to discharge part of cargo, when
she will proceed.
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RoERERY.-The store OF r. Cauthorn, on
Main street, was burglarously entered and
thieves effected IN entrance through the rear
Of the building by boring hole in the wall.
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AUCTION SALES This DAY.

~ ALL PUBLIC OF PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
.srATR MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JAFCARY AND TIE EIGST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR TIE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN TiIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRT
DAY OF DECEMBER THE sYLLER PAYS THEA.
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4 MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL was played on
Saturday between the Surprise and G.etian Bend
labs. which esulted III victory for tie latter.
Score, $50.
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r~o TIE REsCUE!-"sIC SEMPER

T-O TIE RESCUE!-"SIC SEMPER
TYRaAEfS,"
Tell throuG h the world the story
Repeat the wOndcOus strain.
In trum pct-toUes Of glory
breathe loud the glad refrain.
lie sure thc-e Is no Othcr
fqaal TO the relief
That many fearful mother
Thus learns Tor "baby'sn - grief
Sure, harmless. anu delightful.
EERNIFEX WILL NEVER FAIL.
k'cn In cases the most frigltful
EcSt assn: cd IL will prevail.
MAKE your tIvestment, mothers,
In this deGi.shOt 'gainst the ,c0rtaS.
Friends IsI2hoors and AL Others,
Eke Children--siS er5. brothers,
Xclaim, how fai- terms.
This superb remedy for that terrible scouree OF
children and pest OF auta, fRtsStiIsdt coFHS. thl"
yer failing YermiIc1, or utter destroyer Oh
worms, ~ Is the pr duct OF the Scientific inVestge
tions OF IcIowned physician. and Is coni-
pounded iicutically IN arcortance wi b his recipe
it Is equally C.iicacfotJ IN the treatment tr the
three lssses oil theEe parsuItes-'he taenla- or
tape worm !: the lumorici, or ordinary ln'esllnal
round worm pnd the ascart6es, or thread WORMS.
Prepared aud sold By the sole IL tnufacturer and
proprietor. w w. ih Dbn ).
my li-lw lltoM Main street. Richmond. Va.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

UAWES r. SUTTON
IL Gate Register %, the Virginia Land CHICO
has resumed the l'RhCTICE OF The Law, and
viii attend the courts Of the city Of Eichm )nd and
the county OF ilemico.
Clicc: Marshall Hall, south side of Capitol
2luarc Richmond Va. my Am
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WHITsUxTIDE.-Yesterda occurred the an
nual commemmoration of the Feast OF Pente.
cost, celebrated by the Jews in remembrance
of the PRONUNCIATION of the Law on Mount
Sinai; and by the Christian Church in com
,nemora ton Of the descent of the Holy Ghost
on the disciples. The festival occurs fifty day 5
after Easter, and is strictly observed in the
Catholic and Episcopal churches and in the
Jewish synagogueS.
In the Catholic times of England 1t was
usual, on Wht-Snnday, 10 dramatiZe the de-
scent OF the Holy Ghost III the churches. The
following is 4 specimen of the rhymes Of the
period
"On Whit.Sunday whyte pigeons tame
In strings from heaven 1le,
And one that framed is of wood
Still hangeth in the ske.
Thou seest how they with idols play,
And teach the people too;
None otherwise than little gyrlcs
With puppets vse TO do"
Most of the games that were formerly in
vogue At this period have become entirely OBJ
solete, or are practiced 10 but very limited
extent. Easter Monday is still observed as 4
holiday in this State.
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sets pins and earrings rich neck-chlins and
lockrts and silver for bridal presents, just opened
at EOwLAN & CO.'S.
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!! aMAeAzIsEs-Turner, lll4 Main street, is be-
ginning TO receive the June magazines: lip
gineJst is already 10 hapd. Thanks for faYors.
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Diamond engagement, and plain gold wedding
rings, spring styles OF coral, ettusca1, and pearl
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OLD NEWSPAPERS Fos SALE By TIE HUN
DRED 1T the Dispatch of5ce.
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NTVItG1 - 6HlPFGa5.-Tho bc:ts o:
IL san JhEEn IIYE& l. Nd EAHA TaA CA
Val. ;L42EGtII vii ieRy: tie COCK - uECc,
promptly 81 - :. o. TUGGGATH. TauESDAEa,
ed a8E UEitAGS.
Trei2r. and .ol,s on goods foy Lyl:i,ucc .!lI -
yoat collected n delivery or praD%it. az the o!>-
EioG CT lie Cnlpptr, Freight received tad .!ts
liyEEed d ny CLfcC. ~ tce tocS-
Yay freig1: VtJ III: ne 6ai:ycrsiiyl chs:%sF scs
ostt.
Eo1;1 iocSad @ri :aGTred,
d,I. EDWARD UILLON. G2aa.-
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. iCH NEW GOODs.-Wc have latel,

y AUH NEW UVVDSs--WV UaVe Iatcly
received II very large and elegant assortment
HiSA. GLASS. EARTH HsNWARE, and
.OESS-EURHISHING GOODS. making our
pck the lxrgest and mngt complete In the state :
9d we Invite The exrminatton OF our friends and
= IN r~snt or goods In our line. HouseAcepers
an ccnsult their interest by calling on Us: Ou
sIoc1 consists IN part Of Rich Decorated Chlna
lnnner, Tea and Toilet sets; White China and
WLte Granite Dinner, Tea, and Totl.t SETS;
clycr-plated OF best quality: Patent Ice Pitchers
Zine Rodgers's Table Cutlery, american ana
Common Table Knives. Tin Toilet Sets, Plated
and Japanned Walters, Castors. Lamps, Looking
GlGs.es yellow Ware Brown S,oneW are, &c, dc.
ALL 1T LOWEST PRICES.
KELLOGG Il GrBS0N,
nh Film 1907 Main street (Esg!e Sggare).
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FUBNHTUBE, &c.
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
a. QpppSJJp rTur pl- T-ppEIrp

"A S1eNll v IE W NAtlLlloONS1
a. OPPOSITE THE PO-T-OFFICE
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
OF rURNIT UhE and MATTRESSES 10 order,
and we would request all in want OF articles in our
line to examine cur stock OF CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, AND DININa-ROOA T U 4 NIT U i f.
MATTRESS ES, &C, OF superior quality, and the
best and cheapest assortment that has been offered
to the public for many years. We have 1dsl
marked down oGr prices, and feel confident tley
suited TO the times.
Furniture aud Mattresses EEPAIRED and UP
HULSTERgD. HARDWOOD II RITTER,
apl opposite post-otflce, Richmond, Va.
EINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. E. AT
~ RINSON & SON have on hand ard VIII con.
tlnue to keep very fine assortment of CABINET
FURNITURE Of their own make, of fine ROSE
WOOD WALNUT, &c, which they Till rant,
and will sell at prices low or lower than csn be
had 10 northern clues or anywhere else. We only
ask The pub ic to call and examine for themselves
In verify of This statement before sending their
money from home, thereby helping to sustain the
families of our workinglnen III home instead Of
contributing 10 support asyIumS for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is kept all kinds
OF CUFFIAd with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL CASE, which Is perfectly besuti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture
done at short notice. Hair and rhrck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet well-hlled house on
Governor street. No. 1oo, Richmond, Va.
NH la-cm d. a. AIhiSooN Z SoN.
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FOB SALE.

UOR SALE, 4 SECONDHAND P0RTA-
4, Biz ENGINE CRithmond make IN com
plete order.
Also, TWO CanRY-L"GS. TWO YOKE OF
ONGN. huG TRUCK, SAW-MtLL GaSiI>Gs.
&C .d!ccS5 JnHS GU9SDSS
Cl,n Allen, ltenrico county, Va.
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d IUHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL,

A. stSD ONn 1s1 v 61s AsSAAA-
a Road LINE.-FOR BALTIMORE, THE
NURTH, AND EOkTl1WEsT.-Pssse for
Baltimore and points North will take the passen.
ger train from the depot oi Lns Richmond and
York River Railroad ut Richmond. on TUES
DAYS, ThUKSDAY5, and SATURDAYS, at
O'Clock L. NJ, for West Point, where they take
The s.eamer BEEEEBEO, Captain j. II. FREE
NAN, reaching Baltimore the following morning
time 20 connect with the tr aims for Philadepha
New York, &c. Returning, the KAHNkBEC
leaves pier No. s,U icht-str,et wharves, foot OF
Barry street. Baltimore, every MONDAY, WE'D
NDSDAY, and FRIDAY, at 4 O'Clock 2. ~. pas
scogers arriving In Richmond nc H. 30 p. N. the
following rlsy. in time TO connect with the express
train on The Richmond and DanVile railroad for
Danvtllc and al points on that road Greensboro,
salisbury, Charlotte, &C., N. g., Columbia, b G.,
and all points South. rs.
PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Except sundaysl at 2P.
m. leaves West Point MONDAYS. WEDHES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, 1T 1918 a. NJ, aud en-
TUEsDAY YS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
at IL {. NJ.
Freight received and forwarded promptly and
through bills OF ladng given to prominent points.
THOMAS DODAhEaD ID,
SuDprtutenIent.
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TEW STOCK.-Just received, large
~ and weli-as5orted stock or ~
and TEA SErS, ,
WAhE OF every descrIption-at nc" 1ofk
prices wholesale and retail
rANGY TOILET SETS at extremely low
figures. ,,o,1,,, >,
Also, the NEW META LLlC loHChL6iS.
IkTn HEKING DISH y beautiful ornament
\ the dining table.
Cali aud examine the stock at
N :. GARY'S, 1906 Main street
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PAPER. &c.
ALL KINDS or rArKR STOCK WANTED.

TITO B0X-MAKERS.-I can supply you
4 With good article OF GLUE at moderate
price. which VIII Ysrrantto siye satisfaction. q
my ts-ss u. III. WHITL0Gk.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND
LUMBER DFhLER3.
FOR StLF-Thc LICENSE for laying the Pat
ent NicOlsoa Wood Pavement, for The stAtes Of
Virginia and West Virginia. Address
w. j. GREENE,
ap 27-lmk f29 Broadway, New York city.
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RitI1uultd 9ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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BAEGEOADH.
ID ga - as

ESaI E,M Aslag@1psses Aslpssses tsSSsse-S sSgss@mse sssfe S&~ER
SsHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
" SUMMER RSCHEDULE.-On and after the I'd
OF MAY, 1859, MAIL rHAIR viii run daily between
Richmond and Coyington leave Richmond at
4. M. and arrive ut CoviIgton nc z. ID: Leave
Covin2ton at $50 a. Nj. and arrive at Richmond
s20 L. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between R1ch-
Toud and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
SESDAYS, and sATURDkYS. Leaves Char
tottesvlllc AZ A. NJ, and arrives at Richmond at
1895 A. 81. Leaves Richmond at s:s0 z. NJ, and
arrives ~ Charlottesville at z. H.
The Nail Train connects at Gordonsville and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange, Alexandra,
aud MANASSAS railroads for kle1an,iria, Washing
Ion, Ph!lAdelphis, New York, Lynchburg, Knox.
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gvmcry, Mobile, &C.; ut Staunton with stage
coaches for Harrisonburg and Augusta Sprlngs;
nj Goshen with stage aches for Lexington, Natu-
raj Bridge. Rockbrtdge Alum sprlDSs, and Rock
bridge Baths; at Millboro' with coaches for Bath
Alum aud Warm Springs: ut Coyington with
stages Tor Hot Healing, Swees, and White Bull
phur Spr.ngs Lewtsburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES T. kLTHEkLAND,
ap29 General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-17
RERR8GE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1869.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY u, 1859.
SIn rises. es..........4.j7l Moon sets ... l2 90
Sun sets..........7.O3 High tide, a. NJ 9.26