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GRAND MASS MEETING
AT FORD's HOTEL.
IMMENnE E CoNCouRsE PRESENT.
STIRRING SPEECHES.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM, &c.

Ihe meeting announced for the Capitol
square was held yesterday afternoon at
Ford's Hotel, and was a very large and
enthusiastic assembla5e. Success and hone
was on every face, and no one there could
doubt the result of to-day's work. The
Injecting was called to order by Thomas
Branch, ESP, Who presided. ~
Judge Crump was the first speaker intro
duced. lie alluded to the great victory OF
last July, and said that we had now come
to struggle for the very citadel of the great
State we so much loved. He asked If his
fellow-cSlZens would not save their State
and place her where She deserTed-in the
foremost rank of the honored. He spoke
at some length concerning the efft rts OF the
Radical party to estrangc the colored race
from the white, and of the result; that
among the six or eight thousand colored
voters not one was found considered fit to
be placed upon the Radical ticket. He elo.
qucntly pictured to his hearers the cause
for which they were laboring, and appealed
TO them to spare no effort, but to exert
themselves to attain the glorious result
Which would crown our party with wreatlis
OF victory, and raiSe cry of praise and
Thanksgiving from the Atlantic to the
Alleghany:
Judge Crump was followed by MIR: Kei.
of Richmond for the. sopport they had
given him, and appealing to them to work
with him for the success OF the chosen
nominees of the Conservatives. He then
alluded to the fitness of the two tickets,
and forcibly compared the principles of the
two parties now contendins for the mastery
OF Richmond.
Mr.. Isaac Hunter (colored) was next in.
troduced amid great cheers. lie made q
forcible speech. which was received with
great enthusiasm.
Abram Hall next spoke in sensible
manner; amid the cheers of the assembled
multitude.
Major j. II. stiles; biting introduced
spoke with his characteristic earnest clo-
Guence:
lie vas succeeded by Colonel French,
State sEnator from Bianii; wlio sbobb briefly
but with much force. ..
Mr.. Thurman, delegate from Bedford,
made telling speech, replete with impas-
stoned eloquence and intersperscdw vel.
applied anecdotes.
McSsrS. James i. Cowardin and James
n: Dunlop responded to calls made upon
ehs1t: =, -,
Upon the scene, and Immediately there
We're loud calls for him. He responded in
a, most happy manner and with his usual
aloHticnre, ~.
Others spoke, and the crowd ;t5sslhb,ed
reluctantly dispersed. They evidently wish
cd TO stay all uight, so cnthuscd were they
with the hope Of certain success to-day.
tloN'r ER1TE YOUR NAME ON
1pIIR TlChET:
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DEVOTE THIS DAY TO THE CONSERVATIVE
CAUSE,

GERMASIA LOAN AND LAND CoMpANY.-
The Co.ismittee OF, Propositions and Grier-
aiices Of The House have reported bill 1ol
the incorporation Of the Germania Loan
and Land Company, which is to be located
here and from the names of the gentlemen
who are its incorporators we are sure it
will become a useful corporation. The fol-
lowing are the first sections Of the bill
81. Be 1t enacted by the General AsScna-
6ly, That Albert OrdWay, George W. Har-
riS, John S. Hoffman, j. Helm, DR.. E. Nor
Witz. +. w. Thomas, E. COradi, j. D.
Harvey, and such other persons as they
may associate with them, be and they are
hereby declared to be body polite and
corporate, by the name and style Of Ger
mania Loan and Land Company, ana as
such shall have perpetual succession ana
common seal, which it may renew or alter
at pleasure, and may sue and be sued, con-
tract and be contracted with, and make Dy-
laws and regulations not inconslstent with
the laws Of this State or OF the United
States. and subject to all general laws now
existing OF which may be hereafter enacted,
so far as applicable to the same.
80. The capital stock of the company,
shall he not less than one hundred thousand
dollars. which may be increased at any
time, and from time to time, by. the stock
holders, either at regular meetings or at a
special meeting duly called for that purpose,
so that such increase shall not exceed the
sum of five millions Of dollars. Said stock
shall he divided into shares OF one nundred
dollars each, and subscribed under, the
direction of majority of the persons nero
inbefore named, or of said company, alter
il has been organized.
as. The company shall have power to
borrow money and issue its notes OF nonos
therefor i'm such form rs it may from time to
time adopt it Shall also have power to lend
money. mon and take security therefor; to dis
count, count buy. sell, draw, or negotiate notes, ,s
bills OF exchange, and bonds or other pa. pa
Der, and to receive in advance the interest ss
on on such transactions to buy, have, hold
or sell, on its own account OF on p,on;9aS ro,ni
Thai nothing herein contained shall author.
ize the taking of greater rate Of interest
than that allowed by law"
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regular police force has been ordered on
duty at the polls, instructed to see that
every citizen, without regard to his party
relations, is protected In the exercise OF the
right Of suffrage. A large extra police force,
under arms. will also be held In reserve at
the first, second, and third, police stations,
prepared to march at moments notice to
any point where their services are required.
Good order must and shall be preserved
during the progress of the election. Citizens
are earnestly requested to cooperate with
peace.
1.-The attention of all persons therein
referred to is called to the following section
Of the Virginia general election law, ap-
proved May II, 1870:
"'All bar.rooins, saloons, and other
places for the sale of Intoxicating liquors,
situated in the county, corporation, or dis
trict. in which an election Is held, shall be
closed from sunset on the day previous to
that on which any election Under this act
Is begun until sunrise Of the day after such
election is sconcludcd; and during that time
the sale or distribution of all Intoxicating
trlct, IN which an election Is held Is pro-
hiblted. And any person violating this
section shall be deemed guilty of misde-
meanor, and, if convicted, punished by 4
fine not exceeding $1,000 and by imprison-
mcnt in Jail not more than one year.
"H. Il. ELLYsoN, Mayor"
ELECTION APPOINTMENTS FOR MADISON WARD.
The following appointments have been
made by the Election Committee
First Precinct, Deurtnger's s Park, Eighth
Observation-Disclosures z. X. Walden, Samp-
son Jones, Jr. Clerks II. j. Myers, A.
J. Langhorn. Runners Fl. 2. Delarue,
u. Delirue.
Second Precinct, Stcun Tutern, Broad
Strcet.-Challengers : J. II. pecor, John
Crutchfcld. Clerks John c. Teller; Jo-
seph Fuqua. Runners: james Cordlc,
John MuSSen.
Third Precinct, Bank strcct.-Challen-
gers {. ii. Page, S. X. Campbell. Clerks i:
W. 5. Suhlett, B. j. Shepherd. Runners :
w. Cary. M. II. Anderson.
Fourth Precinct, Eighth and Main streets.
Challengcrs Il. r. Daniel, Jr., J. Il. Fer
ritter. Clerks w. D. Powers, William II.
u. Clarke. Runners G. S. West, w. J.
Egg!cSton.
These gentlemen are earnestly requested
to be at their respective posts promptly at
sunrise. j. NJ. STEVENS,
g W. ALLEN,
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A C.rp.-Iiavlns bccn Informed that THOMAS
p v1r--tSe,S. Rarircrl candidate for High Con-
stable Of this city, las stated to different parties
,by. was a supporter o!iFe Radical ticket take
.l,osn means most cnpHatically to deny the tru'h
of srch statement, and hereby pronounce aDso'
,rtoIy false and without foundation, as my "bois
sxu not,ies have been and are with my ConserTa'
tive friends for whose success In the present
,,on s,,ll use all my oxertions and inh.ence.
ROBERT VERNE,
oe5 Tyenty.1ftll street.
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DON'T WRITE YOUR NAME ON
YOUR TICKET.

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS oP ELECTION
APPOINTED By JUDGE GuIGoN.-D. G.. Rich
ardson, William F. White, W. w. Stoyer,
Benjamin Bragg, j. J. UnderhiIl !; Clerk Of
Hastings Court er' o6icio Clerk Of Com
misssioners.
The duties of these commissioners are to
assemble at the clerks office Of the Hus-
tings Court of the city of Richmond on the
second day after election to open returns,
&c.
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Straw hats of every kind and shape at ALLEN,

ASTONISHING BUT TRUE"-that DooLEY,s
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING POWDER is not only
the best but the cheapeS In market Il is entirely
free from any deleterious substances, and com
pounded with such scrupulous cxactness that
the contents OF each box are the same and will
produce the same results every time. 1t Is uil-
equalled for making biscuits rolls, cakes, pastry,
&c.-at once healthy and nutritious. Full weight
in each package. Grocors everywhere keep It.
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THE LIFE AND ACCIDENT IHsU-
RANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, ConnecticuL is
the OLDEST and the ONLY &C idcnt company now
issuing yearly policies I'm this country. Life and
accident risks combined in one policy II desirable,
and accident policies issued without delay on day
OF application. +. COURTNEY JENKINS, General
Agentfor Virginia, Montaguc's Insurance Rooms,
1ils Main street, Richmond.
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poS'r WRITE YOUR NAME ON
YOUR TICKET.

FAaDoSs RzTusEp.-The Governor on
yesterday refused pardon to Charles Beck,
convicted In December, 1869, In Petersburg,
of receiving stolen goods, and sentenced to
|, The Governor has also refused to pardon
George Emmerson, convicted at the Hus-
fings Court Of Richmond of picking pock-
cts, and sentenced fox five years,
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Mr.. Fl. Koppel, one of our young and en-
terprising z German citizens, made most
excellent speech.
Colonel Ordway responded briefly and
appropriately to call made upon him..
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
the polls today. .---.-
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Executive. His Excellcncy Governor
Walker has appointed l.. L. Williams no.
tary public for Orange county, and NJ. j..
MERCHANT commissioner of deeds for Virgi-
MIA in Ne4s York:
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Ltsr or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN riIk R:ra4oNp rosT-OFFICE MAY 25.-
Mr.. Thomas Ennnet Willis; Richmond, Va;
John Wyatt Old Dominion office Tfri j, W,
krkha1n, WestoYer Wharf; Matt West,
CJiitifIhstawh, West Virginia one; letter no
address.
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ATTENTION, EvERYBoDY.-Are you In neeu Oh
shirts LII so, wais no longer, but go immedla'eiy
to NOAH WALKER Il Co., get them 10 take your
measure and make for you set OF sllrts "sfaen'
fut at, style, and durability cannot 90 sutpa.ssa
sas,ssss. ndKusrsnses you aperfss. a.
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STn.wBEKKY AND FLOWER EXHIDITION.-
All the arrangements have been made for
this exhibition, and it is btliesed that it
will be more successful than the one of iaSe
year. 1t will take place at st: Adams Hall
oil Eriday night.
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FOR BEST AND CHEAPEST COOKING FUEL for
summer buy the uneq uallcd manufactured wood
and soft coke and anthracite coal sold by Mr.. J..
b. WATKINS, H1l Main street, nearly opposite
this Office.
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The linen and alpaca coats that E. B. SPENCE
C Son are selling defy competition rs regards
price, They are selliug low as the lowest and
as good rs the beat. Call at 1900 Main street for
yopr summer clothing.
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MARRIAGE OF +. D. LEA notice in The
Augusta (Ga.) papers informs us. of the
sacrifice upon the hymenial altar of our old
friend and associate Frank Deane Lee. Mr.
Lee is son of Rev Dir; l.: MI Lee, Of this
city, and is we'll known in Richmond, hay:
ing been for several years connected with
'he local department Of the 2fmsf, nnttsr and nd
more popular fellow fiei'er Welded q lead
pencil. True to his love for the Oid Eo.
minion, he married Virginia lady. We
hope to see him here shortly with his bride.
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PORT Of RICHMOND, MAY IS, 1870.

PORT Of KlCHttOND, MAY 25, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Norfolk, mcr-
cbandise aud passengers, lIarycys& WI llliams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passgn gers, L. y. Tatum.
Schooner A. T.. Smyrk, Arpicgarth, George
town, ID. G., ria OsDorne's, coal Curtis q Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST r"rNT, May :5.-hrrivcd, steamer Ad-
miral, Captain fitsboIhi Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, lcrk nitGr Railroad Company,
andSalled OH return.
III TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Arrivcd, steamers Nc
vatla 1suS-ia, and Batavia.
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THE New CHARTER.-The Governor on
yesterday approved the bill providing q
new charter for the city of Richmond, passed
with amendments oil Tuesday.
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You 'VoTE WHERE YOU REGISTERED.

PARDoN.-Thc Governor has pardoned
Mary Taylor alias Mary Norman, convicted
of arson and larceny in King George, and
sentenced for eight years. The pardon is
based upon the grounds Of the youth of
the prisoner, and the fact that she was in-
duccd to commit the deed by her mother.
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VEHICLES FOR THE ELEcTtoH.- persons
living in Madison Ward who are willing to
furnish their vehicles for the use Of The
Conservative party in the election will
please have them at the corner OF Ninth
and Bank streets this morning. The coE:
mittee pledge themselves that they shall be
taken good care of. J. NJ. STEVENS,
T. w. ALLEN,
b. T. AUGUST.
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Remember tho seas ics,eEeazn saleea rs daeS'
soS's, corner Main and Third streets Hh saesl'
ities for making ice-crean are saen thas " eal
furnish any one With good arsacie IN any quan'
ttty and Of every favor at short notice.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & co. will inccrt advertisements n
The principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
iishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office.
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ATLANTIC, PUTNAM, CHILDREN'S HOUR, and
DEMoBEsT's YOUNG AMERICA, for June, at Ell
Tyson &c TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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Rooms CHAMBER OF COMMERCE., !
RICHMOND, Nav %, 1870.

RICHMOND, May %, 1870.
Stree ny report Of the 23d have received
the foilowifts s5r the relief fund:
William Y. McKean, ESQ.,, secretary 6f
the hi tdephia Relief Association. ....T 252 IS
H. Tutwicr and family, and students OF
Green spring school, Alabama, through ~ m
.ddItionas loiittir it,on FROM ST. james
church l.cesDure ;.,:;.:.,., i,.,...itJi w
" iSrorph G u'J ,mss W A.. Cowardn l2!3 60
Herman L. Edmund. nd...................... eo
Gilbert Congton and wife, rrovicence,
RHODE Island through j. b. Crenshaw, - ~
ESQ. .:;:.Itt....,s'......... ...::". ~ Wv
Al Wta EcH LJndot, Conneftlcpt for
mcrly of Eich1!ofif, Trough tdf'es Dui,- -, 80
W.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Treasurer;
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Call at.ALLEN's and get one of the Shell Hats.

LEsLiE's, DEMOREST's, GoDEY's, and P ET Err
SONS MAGAZINES for June at ELLYsoN & TAY-
LoR's, next to Dispatch building,
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Appletons' Journal for June is to hand
from Ellyson & Taylor, news dealers, next
to DisDatch office.
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REsIGNED.-W. II. Mcfarland, Esq, has
resigned his position as visitor to the -Yir-
ginia Military Institute, which has been
accepted by the Governor.
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NoTE EARLY !

EtAY WARb MRETiNa.-Therc WIS 2
splendid meeting at Westham House last
evening. Captain John II. Rogers presided.
Mr.. William S. Gilman made an eloquent
and stirring speech, and was followed by
Mr.. j. Ilarmer Gillner, who spoke with
great force. Mr.. Joseph j. White also de-
iiyered a telling address. Mayor Ellyson
and Mr.. Kelley were to have SPOKEN when
onr rnnnrter left.
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LET EVERY CITIZEN GO T0 7FoRk fGf
THE SUCCESS OF THE CONSERVATIVE TICKET.
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JEFFERSON WARD CoNsEKKHt TIVE HEAD
orARTERs-at William Taylor's old stafid,
17OS Main street.
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Vof'E EARLY |!

RESIGNATION OF A C0NSTABLE.-John C..
THU ston, constable in Henrico county,
has resiuned,
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Goto ALIENS, 1als Main street, and You via GO
suited In style and price.
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Do {. LNUGUST,
Committee on Election; Madison Ward;

u SfyRIors TICKETS -C0NssRtAT,vvEs, BE.
ous tickets in circulation. They have single
name from the Radical ticket inserte;a, &c ,;e-
.... .:.o-n ,nosc on the Conservative ticket.
We have seen Il specimen of these tickets,
on which all the names arc those of the Con-
servatitc, caElidGtes. extept that Of II; l.:
pS'Gu"G Fo! lfty lolectoi: -
Let clerks; challengers, and all at the
polls: look out for these spurious tickets.
,,ipS'r WRtTE YOUR NAME on
YOUR TICKET,
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The RESULT OF THE REVISION OF THE RE-
GlsiKlT'oN SHOWS WHITE MAJORITY OF
NINE HUNDRED. VICTORY IS ALREADY As
sI-RED
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GOLD CREAM SODA
PowHATAN Z. DUPuY's DRUG STORE,
MACHINERY, Il,
MACHINERY, &c. itss
MAC HINE SHOP.
SLOAT & ADDINGTON, H "a
MACHINISTS
WORKS AND OFFICE 1l5 CARY STREET, MEAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMoNp, VA. =.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK REPAIK1Ng
STEAM,ENGINES and B0MERS IN city and
and repaired with all kinds Of steam -attings for
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES, AID.
JUDSOs,S PATENT STEAM ENGINE GO
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT sTEAM-EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Seam-Gauge CcMpo-
gauges are warranted fora year. We know them
TO be the best gauge now IN use. They arc LEss M
above articles always on hand. We also keep
HOLLANDS PATENT SELF-FEEDINGQ OIL
CUP forsf1afting and all kinds Of which
aud bestthing now out Come and see IL and us
GEORGE 8. SLOkT, - !. /.
NV IN A JACKSON ADOINHTON.f
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a. A. ALLEN has Just received large stock Of
summer goods, embracing all the styles for men
and bows,
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Ths Cou.ol,datiou Hat also dras aud s,ack sss'
si,,sres, can be found st ALrSNf 5ls
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DON'T WRITE YOUR NAME ON
IOSR TICKET.
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bON'f WRITE YOUR NAME ON
YOUR TICKET.
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DON'T WRtTE TOUR NAME ON
YOUR TICKET.
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.,a.vIoa sALES THIS DAN.

-, ,,,1;ir or prirdtr safes of Zeal Estc'e
~ ~, 3.,ol,n he lst Of JGnnorp and The 1t Of
5a. ,it purchasers pap tie fhres FOR The present
T.1,u.' ,,.j ne last dny ef December the seller
pavs h'"' ------
-rrv,. W. KTESEF, '7l7 Main street, viii
..t-,ga \. VI. furniture geld watches, &c.
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TIE ELECTION TO-DAY.
CONSERVATIVE TsCm mET.


The election Of municipal officers for the
y,ty of Richmpnd will, takh hlacn to-day
ne tolls viii u" nncn Fro;n siinrist to sum
49,: aH,l very voter must vote where he re-
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MAXINE INTELLIGEgCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, MAY 20 1870.
Snl rises. ......... 4.5l biopp rises. ...... 3.f
Sun sells ..,........ 100 High tide. ....... L.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, !.
D1ssOLTrTIoNs As PARTNERSHIPS.

WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO
w Messrs. WILLIAM j. PEAKE g. CO., or
New York, our. entire ASSETS combating Of
STOCK OF GOODS, BOOK ACCCUkTs,
BONDS BILLS RECEIvABLE, &c. ,,e,.s .se,s,.
collections on said book accounts, bonds bills re-
ceivab,e. &C., will her CATER be paid to MI.
THOMAS W. BELL, agent for William D. feake
c Co., at our Office. -
we wenld respectfully request prOmpt settle
mcnt of, all open accounts due MS:
WILLIAM N. BELL CO.., gs
903 Main street.
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TO THE NATURAIlzED CITIZENS OF HENRI
co CoUSTY.-Wc would cXhort all citizens
of foreign birth Of the county to stand by
the Conservative nominecS,, The county
offices are of tic UTMOST ihiportance, cspc-
tially that OF SuhclIisor. Nptc for iiQ one
Who is no, Taxpayer, Tie oili,r-holdel
should share tic burdens of taxation ,:ilii
the electors. Sec to ii hy your votes today
that this is done.
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NJOTICE.-The concern Of WILLIAM
~ H.iDAyIS Sc co. was dissolved on shef 2!sh
persons folding claims against the said concern
will please present them. and al persons ndebsso
to them will please mako immediate payment 70
the undersigned, who desires 10 close the aha1fS
of the concern as speedily as possible: va
Surviving partner Of William II. DsysE co.
my fS.NcodlUt it.. --.,g
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"FApISG, STILL FArlNG.| .|--~tartain II. p.
Wilkinson, the Radical candidate for High
Constable. on yesterday justified the en-
pcctations Of his friends h:' declining lie
nomination; lie follows the example OF
Nlicncibachcr, hlnbrougn, Doslanicad,
Smith, Frccdlcy, BraueT, and disclaimS
any afliiation with the party. Will not the
whnle Radical ticket be withdrawn to-day
Here is Captain Wilkinson's note:
"RIcuMoND. May q. 1870.
'S-atc: 'S-aittc:rs Ef,$:paiah: :,
"rlease announce that | decline the no.
mnation for the Office of High Constable on
the Republican ticket, as it was unauthor-
lied BY me. Respectfully,
"TuOMAS =. WILKINSON,
''latc Captain in Major Aliens kattery, ,
"Confednretn States Army
And ,StiN another:
RIcHMoND, May 25th; 1870.
EdhforS Daily DiSpatch:
PleuSr say to the pnblir that l decline ITO
~, = canddaie M tic Republican ticket lot
Justice of the peace or any other position
on their ticket. | am German, and Il:
such fully expect to vote with my people
for our native rs we'll as naturalized cili-
2chs.. and never. intend to bring my ,chll.
drcn to hlllsli with shame for thar father
Respectfully; yours, &c.,
Is. A: GoTTLIEB.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26
RICHMOND, May Is, 1870.

r HAVE THIS DAY ADM1TTED
L WILLIAM III. WOUDLEY 10 nm equal Int.
ret i'm the Coal and Wood business, and will con-
tinue the same at the old yards, Nineteenth and
cary and Seventh and Grace streets, under th6
hest WOOD and COAL ut lowest market prices.
TERMS positively cash. 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26

Having purchased tho interest Of Mr. H.J.
dock shall continue the MILLING BUSfNEsS
in an its different BRANCHES te which @ gyiis ,a a
very fsst article OF GROUND NOVA SCOTIA
PLASTER, to come aud see me before buying
elsewhere.
nv I9-eOd1m ..z ID. W. mOOhE. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-26

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of SMYTH
~ hMO IRE is this day dissolved: The name
scttlngthe business to whom aii parties Indebted
will make payment and all persons having claims
againsts will please present them for settlements
ROBEKr J. SMYTH..
MAyIs 1870. D. w. MOORE. ID