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animation often sinks into apparent indif-
ference. With good form, comeiy fss-
tures, and sweet voice, he suffers from what
looks like absence OF mind, which 1t takes
the concentrated sction and excitement of
the plot to relieve him Of.
We neglected to psy the Just tribute %
Peake for his performance on Tuesdsy
night, He is endowed with . fine voice.
BIS action is q little excessive, but ne ass
been pruning. r. ~, q. -. -
We repeat that . most commendsble fes-
ture Of the Richings troupe Is the orderly
and neat manner IN which their perform.
ances are gotten up. The Introduction of
numbers snd their equipments are sspe-
cially worthyof praise. The chorus, male
and female, is excellent It is without the
hideous features and the cracked and yul-
gar voices that SO often horrify the Sho-
ruses Of opera companies. Take Il sn In
all, this troupe is more complete than any
which has yet visited the city. Others
have had more powerful and famous VOCAL
lists but they have not been equal to this
in general appointments and order Of per
formances, which are 80 necessary to agree-
able entertainments. q Il 10 G
Tonight, Norma. q .7{u
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FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell at half-past
4o'clocls several beautiful and desirable
building lots on the west side Of Laurel
between Cary and Cumberland streets,
and four framed dwellings on Cherry be-
tween Main and Cary streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at clock a
valuable building lot on the cofner of Nine.
teenth and Cary streets.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at o o clock valu.
able three.story brick dwelling besides
basement on the west line OF Fourteenth
between Franklin and Main streets.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock q
large assortment Of household furniture.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at
o'clock valuable granite front tenement
on the north side of Main street a few
doors below st. Charles Hotel.
LYME s. BROTHER will sell at half-past I
neat two story brick dwelling on the east
side of Mechanicsville turnpike just be-
yond Tenable street.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 o'clock
a. his store, household furniture, piano
etc.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock
at the store of Mrs M. Carroll, en- Brool
avenue, her stock of dry goods, groceries
household furniture, etc.
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NEw-IssUE LAw.-Four justices of the
peace we're appointed by General stoneman
TO the Wsynesbore' district, Augusta county,
but only one accepted theofice and quail
fed. de has peculiar way Of his own in
administering justice, and does not trouble
himself about the Code, even if he has
yet learned that we have Code in Vir-
ginia. One of his latest cases was reported
to us on yesterday by gentleman from
Augusta. A white man was arrested and
brought before our new-issue justice Of the
peace charged with inficting on O white
woman severe whipping with big strap.
The charge was fully sustained by the evi-
dence. Our learned friend had no law
books at hand, and he could not remember
what punishment had been prescribed for
such offences, but, bent on seeing that the
woman should have ample reparation for
her wrongs, decided that the man should
"proceed forthwith to the nearest store and
buy the woman new calico dress and two
pounds Of coffee %; which was done, and
the law and the woman satisfied.
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RIcHMoND.-Forney writes to his paper !:
" Richmond is a lovely miniature metrop-
oils. Few northern towns have so many
natural advantages, snd there is nowhere q
more desirable locality for persons of re-
fined and cultivated tastes. The legislative
halls and the grounds adjacent, including
the residence Of Governor Wells, with the
Washington monument, surrounded by sta
tues of the distinguished sons Of this mother
Of commonweslths, have always been re-
garded as more attractive than those Of any
Of the other State capitals. The business
streets and those occupied by the wealthy
inhabitants are laid out with great taste,
and the private houses, like the buildings
of the merchants, are handsome and sub
stantial."
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MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-E. A. J. Flenhardt was called to
answer the charge of threatening and call
ing his wife improper names. Failing to
appear in accordance with recognizance,
his bail-bond was declared forfeited.
Tobias Pearsal and Adeline Washing
ton, charged with trespassing on the prem
ises of Mrs. Shaw and forcibly taking key
from her hand, were discharged, it appear
ing that the difficulty was in consequence
Of the unsettled condition of rsn!s.
Elizs and James Shaw, charged with
being drunk and disorderly and creating Q
disturbance in the street, were discharged.
Andrew sedgwick, charged with assault
ing and kicking Betsy Thomas, was fined
FIVE dollars. -
Charles Winston (negro), charged with
beating his wife, was fined FIVE dollars.
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The OPERA.-Balfs's charming opera Of
the Bohemian Girl" whose wild and
swelling strains ring through the ears Of
the auditors for days after listening to them,
was performed in excellent style last night
by the Richings troupe. The cast was hne
and the parts well sustained. Miss f..
Abel acquitted herself as Airline much to
her credit. With petite figure and . voice
not strong, che performs in an unaffected
aud earnest manner that eommends her
highly to her auditors. Her rendition Of
the music entrusted to her is very good and
her tones accurate. Her singing and acting
last night we're both worthy Of the applause
she won.
Campbell is a very good actor as we'll as
vocalist. His stage action is always digni-
fed and decorous. His singing last night
was very fine, Yith still a trespass on the
nasal. Our old fayorite Castles greatest
fault is want cs "stiy up" His lack ol
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SALES OF Real FsTATE.-Messrs. Lee
4 IL Il a IL

SALES OF REAL FsTATE.-Messrs. Lee
& Goddin have recently sold the following
property A tract Of 2O655 acres Of wood
land in Henrico, twelve miles from Rich
mond, at 81 per acre (no improvements),
for $S26.50; tract in Goochlsnd county,
twenty-three miles from Richmond, con-
tainiDg 2271l acres, mostly open, at S5 per
acre (no improvements), for Sl,l36.25 I; 9
framed tenement and lot on Third street
near the almshouse for $4S5; framed
tenement and lot on St. Paul street between
Baker and Duval for s345; o tract in Ches-
terfeld county, on the Glover Hill railroad
seventeen miles from Richmond, containing
223 acres, at $3.50 per acre (plain improve
ments) for 81 ,449. so.
Z. D. Eacho sold on yesterday framed
house and lot on Maddox Hill for 81 ,525.
Mr.. W. B. Robins has recently effected
the following sales Of Virginia lands-all
to northern purchasers--yiz., farm of lsO
acres, in Henrico county, for So $50, cash ;
farm of 400 acres, in Cumberland county,
for $3.50, cash j; farm of 1876 acres, in
Chesterfield county, fer $4,000, on cash
terms. J
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AN ELECTRIC HEATING MAcHINE-AVA
LuAsLE MyEsTIoN.-There is no mere in
teresting study in chemistry than that OF
electricity, and there is no other principle
which ia, being developed to q greater de-
gree Of usefulness than this. Every day
we find it applied to some new use, and We
know Of no other better calculated to pro.
duce greater revolution in the appliances
Of apparatus for giving heat than the in.
vention of our talented .ownsman DR.. W
Leigh Burton.
DR.. Burton's invention is termad al
|" electro-heating apparatus, =; but suca 9
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CAUSE OF FOREIGN MIssIoNs.-The Gene
raj Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
has set apart the first Sabbath in May
for taking up general collection for the
cause of Foreign Missions. This day
occurs on next Sunday, and in pursuance
of the above e-mentioned order Of the Gene
raj Assembly collections will be taken up
in all the churches under its jurisdiction
for this object.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TRIAL FOR MuRDER.-Nelson Gilmore,
charged with the murder of William E.
Burton, brakeman of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, was arraigned before the
Hastings Court yesterday morning. Seve-
rel witnesses we're examined, and the case
was continued until to-day.
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LIST OF UNMArLABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL
2s, 1869 Miss Anna Wilkerson, Jefferson ;
Lewis, box 6l2, James Macpherson, Editors
Southern Planter, C. G. McPhail, DR.. Will
liam B. Peasants, Richmond, Va; James
Thurston, Georgetown; Mrs. Caroline Min
kins, Norfolk, Va.
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FrEsu ARRIVALS. W. TRIBBErr has Just
received by the several steamers another large
supply of Oranges, Lemons. Figs and general
line OF Confectious.
He is still furnishing bis superior premium
Candles at the lowest market = ates. We advise
country merchants to give him call
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LEE AND GRANT.-The New York Day
Book tells the following, which, il It be o
story, has nevertheless deep moral in it :
ssLingard, at his theatre on Broadway, is
in the habit Of personating the character of
living men of note. The other night he
came out in the character of General Lee,
looking, it is said, perfectly like that dis
tinguished hero, and the whole audience
responded with loud and prolonged ap-
plause. But his next character immedi-
stely following that of Lee was General
Grant, which caused only the faintest
response from four or five individuals. We
have no doubt that this incident reflects
very faithfully the relative popularity Of
Lee and Grant in this city. New York
needs sreconstructing more than New Orleans
does, or even than Richmond"
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
The following table will show the amount
Of freight brought to Richmond oia the
York River railroad from October /, 1868,
to March 81, 1869, inclusive, for shipment
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, the
Danville road, and the James River and
Kanawhs canal, respectively:
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SUMNER MnLINEHY.-Miss 4. G.. MCLEMoR1,
next door to the soulhern Express Company's of
flee, will have an opening Of summer millinery
TO-DAY. There will be a displayof tonnets and
hats on the occasion Wei worthy tho attention OF
our Jadv readers. -
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IN SECRET sKssIoN.-BALpwIN Is not. but bis
doors are open wide both to members OF the Cone
ycntion and everybody else. He Is selling those
spring suits very fast. Go early to BALDwIH's.
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BICYf .-yelocipedestrians desir0us Of test.
Ing the endurance of the iron steed. and proving
their own agility, will find the new rink on Vaux-
hall Island jast the place. Open day and night.
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We are requested to state that LEVY BRoTHERs
are now exhibiting large assortment OF real
Llama lace sha,ols, some of which are very ele-
gait They have also made large additions TO
tn, Ir stock OF dress goods trimmings, laces, &C.
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MEMBERS OF THE CONVENTION and all others
can get the Underwood constitution at j. WALL
TURNER'S bookstore, lila Main street. where al
the latest publications are kept and sold.
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-Messrs. William E. Came
ron, of the Petersburg Indsz; Holt Will
SON, Of the Petersburg Espress, and Dr.
Hoyt, of the Marion Star, in addition te
the other members of the press mentioned
yesterday, are in the city.
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scMETHrNG NEW IN THE CIGAR LrNE.-Mr.
George Euker has sent us some Of his excellent
cigars. put up In q neat portable cigar. holder.
The holder Is thrown in to the person buying ci-
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The crowds that 90 to L2vY BRoTHEss' store
daily is positive proof that they ara offering exc
ira Inducements to purchasers Of dry goods. 30
don't fail to give them call r, r--,-.- tts-r !.
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wv r G q IT'S "fefsf
REPELLENT UMBRELLAs, a4
FAST CoLOR, -.a.,
PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
Keep the wearer DRY, do not soil the dress or
floor, and will not turn t'inside out.''
All are marked inside "Wrtght's Repellent
Lowery's patent, fast color" None
ethers genuine. q ,1" 81"
For sale by z. B. SPENCE & SON, h
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
ap29 1900 Main street .
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PEARL SETS, superb slyerware, dtsmond rings,
leontine pins, chains, elegant watches, enamcueo
bands, handkerchief holders, Just opened I 4
NowLAN g Co.'a
corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRgD at the Dispatch ONCE.
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observed during the week; nothing less
than proprietor advertising apartments
at reduced price. DR.. Cumming should
note this " Sign Of the Times" II bodies $
"coming tribulation."
The French chief post-ofice is to be en-
larged and otherwise improved, as it il
found impossible to obtain more central
site. One new feature to be introduced il
the employment Of female clerks in the
newspaper and ook-post department. The
Government intends giving great extern
sion to the delivery of journals, circulars,
&c., by post the tariff will be 30 favorable
as to cut out the private companies that
have grown fat in the distribution Of this
printed matter.
It is said that the French Government is
fs7orsbly inclined to a reduction Of the
high rate Of postage between France and
the United States. 10 give effect to the de-
sire, petitions are in course Of signature by
Americans in Paris for presentation to the
United States Legislature.
Poet Longfellow is arranging to return to
Boston at the close Of July. He has been
offered grand farewell banquet before
leaving Paris.
Mr.. Lewis Leland, Of the " Metropolitan
and Union HOTELS" &c., has arrived from
New York. 1t is said he has made O
I" handsome offer " to take the Grand Hotel.
The fine weather is bringing many Anne
ricsns to Paris.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %, 1859.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL %, 1889.
ARRIVED.
Schooner w N Gesner, Egbert, New York,
clay, H. S. Kimball.
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Patterson, Philadel.
phia coal, Staples i Blair.
Schooner Oceola, Clegg, merchandise, cap
tain.
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, -, Philadelphia,
merchandise, B. Wardweu. l-R
SAILED. . s#@
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Conway, French, Philadelphta,
merchandise, Curtis Il Parker. ~
Schooner Annie (Br. }, Norfolk, light.
-. se.zf r.. BELOW. t21l% &.
Schooner J. @. MeShain, from Philadelphia,
is reported below City Point. ,-g
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Dt,norest's Young Amrica for May Is to
hand from Turner 80 s-.. os u. 80
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LOANS.

r OANs NEGOTIATED
ON REAL ESTATE
INAND AROUND RICHMoND., ~ ~
RICHARDSON q EEWBURN, ~
fFz Zeal Estate Agents and dAuctloreerss
teis Aatn street, corner Eleventh.
ap 2o-tistMay
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ON ALI PUBLIC OF PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
q JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAH, But ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE 1HIRTY-FIR6T
DAY OF pECEMBEE THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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MEETINGS.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY.
III Tbe ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HOL-
LYWOUD CEN ETERY COMPANY will be held
at the Office OF the yiFginia Stale Insurance Com
pany OF Richmond, No. 1908 Main street. On
TiiEsUAY Mny 9th, at s o. o'clock p. n. -5;
JAMES II. GARDINER,
ap 28-st 5@EL. - -secIeLAxy.-
Yr7HE ANNUAL MEETING 0FTHE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE 1HEURANcE
AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF ViRGINIA WIN
be held al the oface OF the company on TuEoUA1s
IIth Of MAY next at o. clock z. NJ
ap a7-tdm - DAVID j. .BOkH. secIe.a1y.
rrHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GGAL-
T.gGo MILLs MANUFACTURING CON
PANY are hereby notified that the annual meeting I'M
Will be held at ths ONCE Of the company ON o0Ss
DAY the nth of May, 1850, at II O'Clock ID. T,
- - THOMAS b.. KkEsEE, Secsetary: 2
RICHMOND, april 81, ists. sp spHH-|s HH-sniAytii niAyt Il
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 20, 1859.
Sun rises. ..-.....6.l6I Moon rises -, .34
Sun sets s........6.45l High tide, P. NJ. 40
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or the q deaths which occurred from external
csuses SO were accidental, were suicides, and
were probably murdered the motive being In one
cs"e n cfTec robbery. and in the other somewhat
douhtfuI Is the insured was struck by stone from
heSlnd wall on 3 road IN the country.
Of the accidental. were produced py ralLroao
rSsusItIes 3 BY steam boat explosions, awere from
drowning and were lost st sea; 8occurreo from
,, 4. S0!eit during the intense heat OF last sum.
mr. another was frozen 10 death were caused
tx machinery, by falls, by the accidental dis
charge Of gun, and by being thrown from
hurgr: were poisoned by an overdose of medi-
clrg.lwo OF them having taken large quantity OF
morphine by mistake, In one case II being put up
by the druggist instead Of powdered rhuoarb
third dra, K an overdose OF tinc.ure OF aconlte,
which he mistocE for brandy.
Two Of our insured sre reported to have dieo
during The past year Of age, one OF Them having
lived Is years.
BOOKER, MIR: JoHM I; SoDDIN or tne anoer-
sigu,d D. \. WALKER i co. Agents,
No 1914 Main street.
DR.. j. r. HCCAw, Medical examiner.
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TsTABLISHED 1858.
Large supply Of
NEW SPRIN9 GOODS
AT
3. BECHER'S #.. "-
No. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
consisting Of
CLOTHS, CASsIMEkEs, AND VEsTlNGS,
which am prepared to make to order in the most
fashionable styles and at short notice. EFsa
READY-MADE CLOTHING
of my own make; and
an 10 3. BECHER.
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED gRBRUARY IS 1855.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF Virginia.
Inyestei canitaI. .,....,...,.......... 400, cee.

Issues ponces to cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on the most advantageous terms, and oilers all tne
inducements connected with
AHQME COMPANY
OF UNDoUsTED ABILITY AND SAFETY.
ASSETS EMPLOYED HIRE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
d. J. HARTsooK, A. \. STOKES,
JOHN ENDERs c. T. WoRTHAM,
WM. 8. lSAACS, SAMUEL =. IARD1.
PARKER CAMPBKLI, GEORGE 8. PALMER,
W. G. PAINE W. G. TAYLOR,
JOHE G. " ILLIAMS, T.. 3. TURP1N.
D. j. HhRt1,,Ijh President
DAVID J BURR. Secretary.
Il. G. WKERRY. jR.. Assistant Secretary.
ptlce No l2i1 NGir street. NH ISM
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TOMORROW (Friday} EYEHlaG, Aplh g.
Benefit OF Mrs. C. KICHiNds BERHAkO-llo:
tow's Grand Opera MARTHA With cast sna
. grand cko.us and orchestra. uu.
SATURDAY YEYEsIAd-lastopera nisht-ShA
DiAYOLA, . . - rra rstsss stsssYsy
Box Office open daily At J.-W. Dayiss's Musical
Exchspge, Main street.
the Celebrated manufactory Of Schomaeker . Co,
throushJ w. Davies. agent for this cisy Y y
. epa9-it j. r. ZIMMERMAN, Treasurer.
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NEW STOCK, -. .... ..
NEW STYLES,
NEW CoLoRs,
GENTS SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR, 1859.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE NsURANCK COMPANY
OF NEW YoRK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES NON-FoRFEITABLE.
HALE LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND FIFTY PEB CENT.
STATEAENT:
Policies In eSo @ eSs @
hnHuM lncome.... 49,. oVo,VsS
Losses paid.... sssoes
W.H. PECKHAN, President; ar
II. v. GAHAGAN, Secretarys
8. 4. FUDiCk4R, Superintendent
DIRECTORS:
General JOHN 4. DIX;
". WnKKNs, OF Wiisens Co.;
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Of Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANR. President Bank OF Republic;
W ID yEHsIILYE, Of Vermilye Co., bankers !;
Hon. GEORGE OPDyKE, ex-Maycr Of New Yosk; (;
AARON ARNOLD, Of Arnold. Constable Go. !:
HUTZLER u BERNHEIM,
General Agents for Virginia. North Carolina, and
Tennesgee,
Dr.. j. G. CABELL. Medical Examiner. jas
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You CAN '... FIND .-. -.-.-s ~ = a.. q :. .
SPRING ovERCoATs d" 49,
+ - BALDWIN's. ,. -E,..-i.a5
SCOTCH SUITS {;
At
BALDW1N's. .... ae ..l..
CASHMERE SUITS
ISL. AT
BALDwIN's.
DRESS SUITS e. g..
AT ..., --
BALDWIN's.
YOUTHS SUITS ...........
BALDWINs.
BOYS SUITS
AT
BALDWIN's. ii ..... i.
SUITS FOR EVERY ONE
. g. AT
BALDWIN'S,
as good and as cheap as any place in The city.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STHEET6,
ABOVE TIE PosT-oFFTCE.
Zap 2l]
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j. e. DOHERTY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
sss Main street. between Eighth and Ninth,
calls attention to his NEW STOCK, selected FOL
the season, which he guarantees to make up In al
respects to the satisfaction OF those who favor him
With orders. NH So-2m
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Amount Of new insurance ,r, A., .,x "A
for the year. .......'~~~ ~ eaI
Sumber or policies. :..... AbS$e
Total number or policies
IN force February lst
o~,nt Io insured thereby. 2o4 sSa, SOS 0o
MORTUARY REPORT.
r,rst cIass-Zynotic diseases tfevers, sman- n,
nOy etc j
s.cond clssS.-Disea.es OF the nervous system =,
Hnop.exy paralysis. epilepsy. etc. )-........ d
rG1rs class. Respiratory system (consnmp-
ton. asthma, bronchitis, ;d..,:::c .; Nv
Fourth clsss.-CiIcnlatory system tolseases oi a
Yifih ciass.-Disesiive system diseases OF lhe a,
stomach, liver, hernia, laundlee, etG l;.:;;:.' q
sixth ythclsss.-Genito-urinary system diabetes, o.,
gravel ETC. -
ssy,nth class Uncertain seat lrheumstism,
scruiula cancer, dropsy, etc. )... ........... 2t
Eighth lsss.-Integumentary system teryslpe-
ss etc i;::.ses from external causes
E!nh cass.-D,lsseases .t from eA'einN' eAu'e' A
Tenth class.-Age.. ....."...............''..'
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Chesapeake Richmond
& Qhin- & DanYille.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-29

] A gentleman, unable to bear " the pangs
OF despised love" from an actress, took q
ssseup Of cold poison BE had by that
mornings post sent q poetical description
OF his state to the false one, describing hov
he would lcok on his death-bed. She found
the deceased exactly as ne said he, would
be. She shed no idle tears, but gave 9
party that night, the greet attraction being
the recitation Of her lovers elegy. Addi'
son idissected the head of q coquette; ths
last thing any snatomist would find In {
French woman would be a heart. @ ~.
A most extraordinary phenomenon va