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GOOD BARGAINS FOR ALL!
ARRIVAL OF MoRE NEW Goops.:

PRETTY SPRING roPLISs. all colors, at rs
and Soc;
EXTRA WIDE SPRING rorLISs, all eo'or''
at 5oc. worth 75c.:
EXTRA WIDE SPRING PoPLINs, new styie''
at CSC. worth 81;
PINK, Bloc, GREEN, and all other colors
ALPACA at 2s to 4sc.;
SULTANA CLOTH, beautiful shades, Mt soc.;
PINK, BUFF. BLUE, and BLACK + nESCH
CAMBRICS at 2sc.:
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS at el.so, Sits, g.,
$3.50, and sa.so;
HANDSOME JAPANESE SILKS, now style at
sl.so;
New supply JAPANESE POpiINs, oil colors
and full patterns;
BLACK ALPACAS, rupsrtor quality, NJ soc, to
&l.2s;
BEST FRENCH BoMBAzINE. TAMEsE
CLOTHS, and GRENADINES:
SILK sACQUEs. best quality and Intes. pat
terms:
GENUINE LLAMA LACE suAwLs, very rea-
sonahle;
BLACK MERINO and GRENADINE SHAWLS,
cheap.
Special bargains In
WHITE P!QJC, BEILLlAnTS,
SWISS, NAINSOoK. and CHE OK NUSLINS;
CAMBRICS, DIMITY,
WHITE and FIGURED IRISH LINEN,
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELS.
HANDKERCHIEFs, LACE COLLARS.
KID GLOVES, PARAS, LIS,
LADIES' and GENTS BOWS,
RIBBONS, EMBR; 'IDERItS CORSETS,
CASSIMEREs, BkOADCLOTHS,
and every ything In the dry goods line
WILLIAM THALHuMER Il SONS.
Broad-Street Dry Goods Emporium,
apl7 COL Broad street, corner Sixth.
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NO. 93
wANTS.

WANTED, q COOK, WASHER, and
!RONER. Must come with good recon-
Mendations. Apply 10 N. j. SMITH, ut O. A.
SSIensnnw's farm, about one and half mites up
the canal. an 1H-5t4
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Louisa Courthouse, Va, April IS, 1870.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

CLOVER HILL FITS, ApTll 10, IoIV.
A fire, supposed to be the work Of an in
cendiary, which came near being OF very
about 2 O'Clock ut one of the pits at this
place, known as "Halps Retreat" The fire
had made considerable headway before it
was discovered, and all the top buildings
and platforms were destroyed; but by the
great and indefatigable exertions Of Super
intendent Owens and his assistants the fire
was prevented from communicating to the
interior OF the pit; had not this been
effected the loss to the company would have
been Of serious character as it Is, the loss
is estimated at $500 or 81 900. No clue to
the person who committed this wanton de-
struction of property has as yet been dis
covered, nor can his motive be guessed at.
PHIs.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1870.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, nier-
chandse and passengers, W. c. D1nham & Co.
Steamer Ellie Knight, TraSers, Baltimore, mer-
ehanoise and passengers, Harveys u W1lhams
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. B. Tatnm.
Steamer J. W. Everman. Hinckley, Phlladel-
phia, merchandise, W. p. Porter.
Steamer ellie Knight, Travcrs, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Haryeys WI illiams.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST PoIYr, April l7.-Arrived steamer Ad-
miral, Captain ReS b1ld Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York Rivcr Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.

,UryIGT FRENCH SACK SUIT, $ea.
MELTON FRENCH SACK SUIT, Goa, and vest.
Ala
MELTON WALKING SUIT, cost and vest. $50.
.4ryIOT wALKIsG SUIT. S2s.
SCOTCH COATING WALKING SUIT. $50.
DIAGONAL COATING WALKING SUIT, esa.
rrrSCH CREPE DRESS SUIT. coat and vest,
49,.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS. coat and vest.
s2s.
FANCY CASHMERE rA*TALH0SS r. to 81.
YOUTHS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, sls, s1s.
snd 81.
nuys. FANCY CASHMERE SUITS. all sl2.
and 3la.
Also. large assortment Of
cESTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS
=, ye;y low prices. JOHN {. DEFLlN.
lo,7 Msln street (opposlte the post-oficel
.pH--sm Richmond, Va.
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E. d. NRwBURN, real estate agent. No. 1910
Main street, Richmonds Va, having just re turn
ed from New York, where he has perfected ar
raugenents for obtaining money to loan on first
class mortgages on city and suburban property,
isnow prepared to negotiate such loans, bearing
twelve per cent. per snnum (now legal interest).
payable seml-annuaIly, without delay.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from staunton-vaIleyR Rail.
road Business Brightenfng-6i0od
Order Lecture or Rev. John W.
Jones.
In the latter part of this month the sense
Of the people of Augusta county will be
taken upon the question of an appropria-
tion by the county Of $500, 900 to the Valley
railroad. Much interest Is felt upon the
subject. The people Of Staunton are warmly
in favor Of the appropriation, but there il
less unanimity Of feeling in the county at
large. AS to the expediency of building
the road, there can be no doubt, and conse-
quently it is difficult to discover what the
ground Of opposition Is.
The business of Staunton has visibly i'm
proved since the contracts upon the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad have been let. In
proportion to it's size the business activity
of the city is certainly not less than that of
any other city in the State.
Weare avery orderly people up here. There
is but one policeman, and he is in great dan
ger Of becoming lazy for lack of something
to do. He is somewhat remarkable cha
racter. His eyes are defective and his back
is broken, and he looks as if child could
manage him, and yet 1t Is said the can
cope successfully with any two men in the
county. / would tell you his name did
not fear that Mayor Ellyson would try to
engage his services, and we can't afford to
let him 60.
Last night We were favored with an ex-
ceedingly interesting lecture on the subject
of Religion In the Army of Northern Vir-
ginia," by Rev. j. W. Jones, of Lexington,
Va. The lecture was not religious essay,
but Hue history, so skilfully compiled as
to give an impressive view Of the progress
of religion in the army from its assembling
at Harper's Ferry in 1851 to Its surrender
ut Appomattox Courthouse in 1865.
The lecture shows that the influence of
army life was conducive in many instances
to piety instead of decentralization. 1t gives
interesting accounts Of the mode Of con-
ductine religious services in the army, of
the zeal of the Christian soldiers in build
ing houses Of worship, and Of their noble
sacrifices for the good of their comrades
and of the poor at distance, and also dis
cusses satisfactorily the influence of these
religious awakenings upon the country sub
seuuent to the war. The lecturer gave
many thrilling and touching incidents which
came under his obsessatida, and which
proved the genuineness of the piety of the
7sanen Of a1ar."
In these days of compromise there ore
some things we ought not to forget. They
strengthen our faith and cheer our hearts.
This lecture is composed of facts of this ma
ture, and it would be we'll if it could be lis
tened to BY all who Wore the gray. There
is not Confederate soldier who has escaped
the war who would not be interested in and
made @ better citizen by hearing the lee
ture. n
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city. They have goods to suit every tas.e-ths
grave, the gsy, the youthful, middle-aged. and
old. They have expert cutters and the most skil-
mi workmen, and have determined to execute
their work as the lowest living prices. Call and
be satisfied.
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coup1Kr-AIl the SURVEYS of the Lynch

CoMpLKrE.-AIl the surveys of the Lynch
burg and Danyille road were completed
Saturday morning. We learn that month
or six weeks will be required to compare
the relative advantages and cost OF the DIFF
ferent lines run, when the report Of the
chief engineer will be laid before the Board
of Directors for action on the questlon ol
question it is contemplated to put the road
Under contract, and to commence work on
it at the earliest practicable moment
Ts,nchburQ Ne1CS.
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CHILDREN's MAGAZISEs.-Deu,oreat Founo
america, and ChildTen's Hour, for May, at ELY.
son & TAYLoR's news depot next to Dispatch
building,
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DEMTlSTRT.

TAYLOR BROTHERS, DENTISTS, 1112
L MAIN STREET, lover Tribbct's confec-
tionery) extract teeth without pain; insert teeth
as low rs sl5. and don't charge for eXtractny.
Sensitive tc tn lllcd without pain. Any tooth
filed with gold, and warranted for life, at
TAILOR BROTHERS.,
llls Main street. Richmond, Va.
y. B.-Instrrctions in any branch of dentistry
given 70 the profession reasonable terms.
aD II
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GOOD STEEL PENS RANDOLPH & EEGLIsH's
pens will suit aIl styles Of writing. Sample card Of
twelve pens (sssorted) will be mailed for fifteen
cents. Pens OF all the other popular kinds also
for Ealp
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8itI1mo1td 1ispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE. COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL TILE OTHER DAILY
SEwsPAPERs OF THE CITY.
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reported; which report was accepted and

ASPoaecuS WHICH, iepoIt was accepteu ani
adopted.
Rev. E. a. Barnett and Elder 8. A. Pres
ton were appointed committee in accord
ance with the Synod's resolution to make
report on Sabbath schools.
Statistical reports were called for. Re-
ciprocal reports were also read.
Presbytery then spent half hour in devo-
tional exercises after which Presbytery
took recess till after public worship. Rev.
]: ID. Humphreys preached-Natthew Il.
%, 30.
After recess Presbytery resumed bust
ness.
The order Of the day--the report on Sab
bath schools-was postponed and made the
first order Of the day tomorrow.
Treasurer's report was called for, and re-
ferred to an auditing committee, consisting
Of J. B. Dunlop and j. Fl. Howe. ;t.sse2 tese
Reports on missionary labors were heard
from Messrs. Gildersleeve, Brown; and
Lacy. FIR
Bethel church, Washington county, Va,
was chosen as the place, and Wednesday,
Sd of October, 1870, at II A. M, was chosen
as the time of the next meeting Of Presby-
terry.
Rev. R. Gray, minister, and Major Floyd,
elder, were chosen commissioners of
Abingdon Presbytery to the next General
Assembly, and Rev. J. W. Naff, minister,
and Mr.. A. Painter, elder, alternates.
Considerable discussion on the subject Of
ministerial support was elected by a re-
quest of member In regard to the redue-
ton Of his nominal salary,
Presbytery adjourned with prayer until
A. NJ. tomorrow morning.
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CsEyTkANA

L o T II n G.
yoR STYLISH CLOTHING,
FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING.
ynR DURABLE CLOTHING,
ynR REST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
FOR GOOD iow-"RICE CLOTHING,
raR POPULAR CLOTHING.
FOR MEN's AND BOYS CLOTHING,
EVERY oSEIS
WANT OF CLOTHING.
CALL on
BALDWIN THE CLoTHlER.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
Io'
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EmuGArHNHAI

r ATTN, FRENCH, AND ITALIAN
4 Monsieur Y. CEESPI, who has had more than
twenty years, experience IN eeach!ug the Lam
eusges IN England, IL ready TO tmparf . speedy
and thorough knowledge OF them in schools and
eissses apdto private pupils. els. 50.
satisfactory reference given IS 70 proficiency
and social standing. No. I'll MaIsha.l stroet, De-
WeR Hesusd md EhiE ]; fs sp u-eedlns
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The CnoPs.-A gentleman who has re-
Gently visited various sections Of Rock
bridge and Augusta counties reports that
the growing wheat is looking finely
Lyncfburq Republican.
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GRAND OPEEISG-sPRINa AND suHKa aR
srYLRs.-Messrs. E. B. srEscs Bon will oom-
menes this morning, and continue the balance Of
he week TO open one OF tha most beautiful lots Of
spring aad snmnR Reods sFG sxhibsesa u tns
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LONDON SOCIETY AND GOOD WORDS ron THE
YOU'VE for April at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR,s news
depot. next to Dtspatcs building.
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NJ. ELLIsoE q co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspaperstn Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
'ishers' rates. for cash. Apply al this ONCE.
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FoH THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and oituminous coal !;
kidding, sawed, and long oak and -1sne wood, 90.
to Mr.. j. B. WATKIys'e, I'LL Main etreet, nearly
opposite this Office.
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V'HE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
WHICH HAS EVER BEEN
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT LAST
BEEN DECIDED
THAT JULIUS sYCLE SELLS THE CHEAP.
Est GOODS IN THE CITY.
He Is receiving daily, In addition to 4 large ard
well-seected stock. a fresh supply of FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles.

Prin.emps, beautiful shaGes. at CSC. worth doc. !;
Plaid Poplin5 at 3Sc., cheap ut Soc. Striped Grena
dimes at 30c., sold RI !oc.: Japanese Poplins plaid
striped, and solid colnrs; good Corscts at 50c.;
Whalebone Cnrscts st s5c.; Linen 1Iamdkerchlefs
ut s5c. per dozen, cheap; Hemsitchcd Handkcr-
chief. az 20c., cheap at .0c; Buckaback Towels at
lvc.; Lace Collars. Collarets ana Illusion Capes {:
Lace Handkerchief, Valencier nes Laces, ard
Edgings. In real aud immitation goods.
WHITE GOODS WRITE GOODS
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks at 25c. !;
Plaid and Striped prgandies; Soft-fniSh Cam
brics, forty-fve inches wide. ut 37;c.; India
Twills; Dinity for skirtlnR; Quilts (whlte and
colorcd), all sizes and prices PiIues checked
and oGrded) from 25c. upward; Linen Bosons,
plain sand rulcd, &c. aud upward PcrcaleS and
Lawns; Cretnn's and Chinese Cloth for suits +;
Table iamask, Napkins, and Doylcs good K Id
Gloves at $l.25
SIIAWLS, SHAWLS.
Lace-Polnts, full line; Black and Colored
Silks at all prices; large stock OF Cassimers.
Doesstns. and Motions, for gents and boys wear;
all OF which will be sold ut tho lowest prices at
JULIUS SYCLE'a,
dl5 Broad street. between Fourth and Filth.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
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WE SEQ that BALDWIN the clothler is adver-
tising all kinds OF clothing In this mornings
paper. Call on him for anything In hin line.
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r OST OR ESTRAY-TEN DOL-C CHH
LARS REWARD.-Esirayed from the EsN-
owner on April 18TH a mediurl.sized COW, light
pled with . rope on them when she went estray;
about ave years old: ear.marks not reeollected.
TIE above reward giu be paid on her delivery at
my house. corner Twenty.ntnth and streets,
eutS pisn-sts L. e. PERSONS.
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TUESDAY. -. APRIL 10, 1870.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.-aasSs--.E
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-ssissss1slss -ssssissss1ssslss
YER AND KANAWHA. CANAL COMtANY
sfill leave the dock as usual promptly at u A on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
option OF the shipper. Every facility posslDiewll
euned to deliver down freight elsewhere than 81
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered I'LL Charges arc
p,td.
Boats locked and insured.
de II EDWARD DlLLOSs AEeuLa
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NEWS DEpOT.-Al the leading MoyTBLrEs
and WEEKLIEs can be had Of ELLYsoy s TAY-
LoR, next to Dispatch building.
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D G.. TURNER & CO.,
ls47 MAIN STR z Il T.

We arc receiving by every steamer fresh sup
plies OF
description;
DRESS GOUI!S In every variety:
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT is com
GeDts, FURNISHING GOODS. CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, &C.;
BLEACnED and BROWN OTTONs. all
grades:
BLEACHED aud BROWN sHEETINGS AID
pILLOW-CASE COTTONS;
WHITE and q Ii X 4 ID MATING. OIL
CLOTHS, HEMP, and ether CARPET sc.
TIL .nkful for past fnvors. we desire u call from
our friends and the public generally.
R. q. TURNER & CO,
15.7 Main street.
The following gentlemen are With us, and will
re pleased to serve their friends GEORGE II.
BhGBY. yOnS Il. HAYNES, JAMES BoISSEAU,
HENRY BATES, WILLIAM u. TTRSER, and 4. NJ.
WALKER. ap l6--lw
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GROCERIES, GO.
ROCERIES, GROCERIES.
~ Is hogsheads BACON, sides and shoulders !;
6 hcgsheads PORTO RICO SUGARS,
20 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
o hogsheads EAST INDIA and PORTO RICO
MOLASsES,
so barrels sYRUPs, common to best;
60 barrels CUT, EASTER Y. and NORTH CARO-
LIMA ROE HERRINGS;
DO bags RIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COFFEE;
SOAP, CANDLES, LARD, HAMS, RICE, &c; F.;
90 barrels WHISKEY, all grades
CHAMPAGNE, SHERRY, SCUPPERNONG,
and other VINES; BRANDY, GIN, RUM,
ALE, PORTER, &C.
CHAMBERLAYNE & JONES'
ap 19-2w 1918 Cary street.
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CRISA AND GLASSWARE.

THAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED OF
i Mr. G. C. GARY his stock of CHINA, GLASS,
slLVER-PLATED WARE, and H0USE-FUR-
NIsHING GOODS and win continue the BUSINESS s rs
wholesale and retail. at the old stand, 1Sos Main
the manufact irers and 1t auction sales since the
decline in GOLD, am prepared to o1er g9ods st lne
Merchants hotel-keepere aud families, will find 1t
to their interest to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN ASHER.
CAHD.-To my old patrons extend my thapks.
Having made business arrangement with Mr.
JOHN ASHER, shall be On hand to serve you /;
and, with ths superior facilities OF the new house
In late purchases. &C., ] confidently recommend
my successor.
mp le-lw GEORGE @. GARY.
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CHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The ele-
4 CANT steamship ISAAC BELL,
Capt,in BOURNE, will leave her wharf at Rock
on TUESDAY, April 10th, at P. III. Freight re-
celved until =. NJ. Fare, $l2; steerage, SO. For
freight or passage, apply TO
WILLIAM &. DUNEAM b CO..
spls 2r corner Eleventh and Natn sIreet,.
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The following gentlemen are with me, and will
he pleased 10 see their friends j. WIKNBURG, j.
j. TURNER, GEORGE SwABACHER, W. POWERS,
and WI. EGGLESTON. spa
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
PRICES REDUCED.

t.>ire 10 call :our esIe ;ial attention TO my
suIsrior make Of s,,,,-
r,- .-rss wear max, them TO measure accord
INK H. th- want oc the customer, aud GCARA NJ
ItE 4 FIT or no sale. Give nv \ trial, and
y N assure you q nice it, q good article, and al
\. B.-Fnll stock OF WHITE DRESS SHlRTS
nlways OH band Tor mcn and h"ys.
SMITH THF CLOTH1FR,
1908 Main street.
s>LEsMES: x. A. Saunders, +. +. Pecrr. j. l..
sr,Itn ! Ebel ct:ttcr. NH 70
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DRY GOODS.

pUCKWALL & ROTSS, No. 1913. oppo-
ste t-cfre.--Gcld prices nowhere.
nICK NAi. + RDUSS'S prices rule the Rich
,u,,nG market. Androsccggin Cotton Ut less than
n A!Alling Coats's Cotton laurtlon lot) ut 7s..,
ya,G-wlle Rleached and Brown Cotton; l23c.
it Sc. Plus, &c. spool Cotton tsco YARDS. &c.
Il Is worth something To look n, our SILK Poplins
i,ros .nd other Dress Goods: our Ribbons our
.ulrndlI ass rrtment of I.Sdieo' and Cent? Hand
Erchiefs ana Hosiery, our cheap Domestcs,
simply 10 learn what Dry GooGs anc \. ticns nrc
now Wort. apis
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Wyndham Robertson, Esq, denies that
he favors the formation of q new State In
his section.,
Colonel r. E. Withers has accepted an in
vitation to deliver the annual address before
the literary societies of Emory and Henry
College on the Sth of June next.
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MINIATURE ALMANKC,tApR1L 10, 1870.
Sun rises. ........ $3.50 Moon rises. .......l IL IL
Sun sets,....... 6.2s High tide. ,...... 7.1a
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LuMBER BUsINEss.

AN, ,,.a Ia inform my old eustcznars ara 70
nnhIis generally that ! have resumed my ~ ~
~, the fnesf cumberland ever owned - am nSn
nrenared 10 furaish all kinds Of BUit'saN
SfINHER at the ehorfest notice.
HEAVY HEART LUABER would 40 wen 70
: ahsii kesp good assortment OF LuMbEk 9:
SIsi.,on M rni3rosG ~ VIZ 4. n. H. YOUNG .sa'
apIs-l4 fSHsHatE ys.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE LOWER APPoMArTox CoMPAyY,l
PETERSBURG, April II, 1870.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
Il PROPOSALS mp TO the :5th instant 70 BUILD
ONE OR MORE PONTOONs, OF large sire. Wiz
double railroad tracks In them, 20 land tne Moso-
rial dredged from she Yiver. y. s,,,s ~
Plans and specifications can be sen aSRI N aiSs
fee. -nCtS n. =: ~ ~ sfrsSr .i,
40 l5-lM sy-5eaa& - S9so- e-s-9---- -
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC CsUANO.-The re.
~ markab.e value OF this i;i;hSo Is now 80 we'll
known and appreciated th:; It scarcely needs,
farther comrnen!ation from ns We will only say
that Tue qaslity of the Guano now In market is
le,ter than that heretofore sold by US for tha
company.
Orders and communications are solicited and 4
will receive prompt and careful attention. -
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates and
farther information, mailed to all applicants tstl
ALLISON 6. ADDISON,
ap5 Agents for the Company.
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ELoUR OF RAW BONE-Ths value of
II bones as q feftiliscr has loag, been known.
and they are by many considered the beet and
cheapest COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER. ThS
difficulty heretofore has been TO get them ground
finely enough for immediate action and free from
adulteration. In this article we offer PUREUH-y
BURNT BONE REDUCED TO THE FINE.
NESS OF FLOUR, and will give o money.grAf.
''o' 40 "''o ILLiSON & ADDISON, ~ n 4
apE Ets.e. Manufacturers Agents,ss
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSi, on SaIuIuay, nays hOo1GD
lber al rev ard will DO paid for its delivery at E. T.
Burch & Co.'s, corner Of Eighteenth and Franklin
streets. ap R-NS
T OST, on Saturday last, a CHECK, drawn
~ by Dupuy 4 Mckinney, for s4.s7, and dated
April g 1870. payable to the order Of Roberts.
The finder will please return IL to this offces IS
payment has been stopped. mp ls-2t$
r OST-SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
4 Loaned or left at the house Of some patient
CASE OF SILVER CATHETERS also, three
PLATED POUNDS. double-end patte-n. Any
inform alton In regard to the above instruments
Will be thankfully received, or suitable reward
paid on thsir return to
DIR. F. d. CUNNINGHAM,
~ franklin street, corner Of Eighth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-19

WANTED, @ u a RR Y NJ EN- AND
w ROCk-MASONS on the Kanawha Division
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Apply to
me on Sections 81 and SO, Clifton, West Virginia.
Wages liberal.
an 1G--7tk L. II. VAUGHAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-19

"A Observation-Disclosures SALT Of SUPERIOR cusi-
ity, to which the attention Of commission mar
chants and planters is specially invited 1h2t
salt is the cheapest, and perhaps the most Dsrunap
nent, fertilizer on the market: For saleby
apl ta.t -sg.-- ~ 81. G.. TARDY D. CO. ~
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DOR SALE, ALADY'S RIDING On
e HORSE.-a black mnre-eight years. ~
old. She Is unsurpassed as saddle-horse. very
G. q. STACY SON,
an l5-lw 1908 and 1910 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-19

TOR SALE, STEAM-ENGINE AND
Il BOILER. seven-horse power. In perfect run
e W. G. cambridge & Co.,,
ape s27 Broad street.
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WANTED, BY A VIRGINIA LADY
w who has travelled much and seen q great
deal OF genteel society, SITUATION to receive
the lady visitors at some Of the watering in
Virginia, OF place to attend to the bed-linen.
Address Fl. A. s., box es7, Richmond, Va.
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