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LOCAL MATTERS.

MADISON WARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING.
A meeting of the Conservative citizens OF
Madison Ward was held at Schott's Mon.
ticello Hall Saturday night-James N. Dun
iop (president) in the chair.
The Chair announced the appointment OF
Mr.. Maxwell 7. Clarke to fill vacancy in
the City Central Committee occasioned by
the resignation of MIR. Thomas w. Nc
Canoe. ..- .'-
Captain John A. Sloan then presenttd the
plan for nominating by convention adopted
by the last Conference Committee, and ex-
planned the same in few: remarks.
Mr.. R. H. Christian presented the follow.
ing substitute for the report Of the commit
tee, and urged its adoption:
"Resolued, " That the plan for holding q
primary election on the 18th day of May be
adopted as a whole. And in order to Sc
cure ticket nominated by majority of
the voters and representing the varied inte-
tests of the city, it be recommended that
each Ward elect fifteen delegates to a con.
vention to be assembled on the 10th day of
May, for the purpose of selecting two can.
didates for each Office to be voted for at the
primary election, and that none other than
those thus selected be voted for at said elec-
ton.
"Resotred. That the convention appoint
ed to nominate the candidates to be voted
for ut the primary election meet for that
purpose on the 10th of May next, and that
the day for holding the primary election be
fixed upon by the nominating convention.
"RcSolUcd, That the plan this night
adopted be conformed to the foregoing re-
solution"
The substitute of Mr.. Christian was then
unanimously adopted.
Messrs. r. H. Christian, j. II. Montague,
William L. Royal, j. II. Woodcock, and
Philip j. Wright, being appointed a com.
mittcc to nominate the officers to conduct
the primary election, reported as follows
Jud9c.-William G. Paine.
Conln,iSSiOners.-P.A A. Wexford, NJ. May,
and Maxwell II. Clarke.
ChaHengers-R. II. Daniel, Jr., and j. L
Fcrreter.
Mr.. Paine declining to accept, Captain
John A. Sloan was afterwards nominated
by the committee for judge.
The report was unanimously adopted.
The meeting then went into the election
of fifteen delegates to represent the Ward
in the nominating convention, with the fol.
lowing result John A. Sloan, Colonel A.
Ordway,, DIR. Mahoney, NJ. Il. Clark, G.
Sauer, P. Wright, j. II. Montague, I. w.
McCance, c. w. Allen, W. G. Paine, 2.
Bowman, j. HutZler, j. Purcell, W. S.
Wood, and J. a. Scott.
During the absence Of the committee
Mayor Ellyson and Messrs. r. T. Daniel,
George D. Wise, Marmaduke Johnson, and
A. X. Parker, addressed the meeting.
At halfpast II o'clock the meeting adj
iOurned.
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The PHyLApzLpH,A RELIEF FVSp.-"A
teleeraYh to Messrs. CowRrdin & El!yson
tells the story Of Quaker City llborality o.
HHave just remitted s1,5W additional to
Mr.. Davenport, treasurer Of your Relief
Fund. This, with 81, 800 RENTED to same
gentleman yesterday, and sl 900 April both
to Miss Van Lew, make $1,000 remitted by
the Philadelphia committee to date. We
will have more for you in day or two
Thus far our contributions have been
purely voluntary. offerings, with but little
personal solicitation. f.t ="
"WILL1AM Y. McKEAN, Secretary.
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}, va. MONDAY MORNING.. MAY g. 1870.
Wonrs's R1aHrs I1,s.y1as1s1A-A STAT

WoHEN's RIaHTs N.VBG1s1A-As STATE
ASSOCIATION ORaANIzEp.-At q meeting
held at the United States courtroom on
Friday evening the permanent organiza-
tion of the Virginia State Woman's Suffrage
Association was effected by the election oi
the following officers: President Mrs.
Anne W. Bodeker, Richmond. yice-Pre.
sidents-Mr. and Mrs. Judge John C. Un.
derwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Westal VIII
Hill, all of Alexandria Mr.. 4. M. Manly,
Richmond; Mrs. Martha Haines Bennett,
Norfolk; Mr. Andrew Washburn and MIR.
| William E. Coleman, Richmond. Secre-
| tary-Miss Sue l.. F. Smith, Richmond.
Executive Committee--Rev. W. T. Hemen-
way, Mrs. Andrew Washburn, DIR. sn
Mrs. Langstedt, of Richmond; and Mrs.
Allen. of Manchester.
On motion of Judge Underwood, Miss
Sue L. F. Smith was appointed delegate to
represent Virginia in the anniversary OF
the National Association, to be held in New
York city May 18th and 18th next, the So
| as an auxiliary society to said National AS
The platform of the Association seems to
be embodied in the following resolutions,
offered by Mrs. M. E. Joslyn Gage and
unanimously adopted:
"Resolued, That as woman Is human
being, capable of self-government, she is
possessed of all the rights and responsible
ties Of human being.
| ReSoIUed, That woman has natural
right to enter into any kind of employment
for which she has capacity, and just right
to equal pay with man for work equally
well done.
"Resolued, That marriage does not take
| from woman her rights and her responsi.
bilities as human being in any relation o1
life, be it family, society, or government,
and that it is robbery on the part Of this
and give it to her husband and that to
transfer wife's moral responsibility to her
husband is piece of impious and presump-
tive legislation which we call upon this our
| State to efface from its laws.
"Res0lUed, That as woman is amenable
| to the Government of our country, she
should have, according to one of the funda-
mental principle, Of our democracy, a recog
nized right to voice in making its laws.
"Resolued, That as by the fifteenth amend
| ment every man has been enfranchised and
our former servants are elevated into the
| condition Of lawmakers for US, we, the
women of Virginia, demand Of Congress:
| The immediate submission to. the people o
a sirteenth amendment to the Constitution
of the United States, granting the ballot tc
the women Of the nation on the same term:
as it is held by men, ...a5
Mrs. Gage then delivered quite forciblt
and fervent address, enumerating many o
the wrongs to which women are subjected II
this State, and urging their repeal or reform
dwelling particularly upon the laws deprl
wing mothers of the right to their own chill
dren and placing the property of married
women ut the mercy of their husbands, de
priving the wives of all voice in the dispo
sition of the property possessed by them be
| fore marriage.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MAY o.
Messrs. Greenhow & Meredith, Richmond,
Va; Mr.. james L. Jones, Richmond, Va.
Messrs. E. T. Burch & Co., Richmond, Va.
Messrs. Z. & S. Workman & Co., Richmond,
Va. Mr.. J. w. Wilka, Richmond, Va. Mr..
p. II. Stark, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Olera
Rowe, Richmond, Va; Miss Mary c. Du-
lany, Upperville, Va; George Southall,
Washington, D. c.; Commanding officer
Seventeenth United States infantry, Fort
Sully, Dakota Messrs. Carwile & Caughille,
NeWbery, S. c.; Mr.. e. A. Early, Gran.
berry Plains; Mr.. James Pagan, Chester,
S. c.; Mr. Mark w. johnson, Atlanta, Ga.
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CHILD KIDNAPPED.-On Friday evening
Abram Halls wife left her little girl seated
in front of his dwelling. In few minutes,
when she went to look for her, she had
gone, and in vain did her anxious friends
Took for her during the entire day and night
up to 10 o'clock.
Saturday morning he searched again all
over the city, and between II and o'clock
found the little girl on Eighth street near
the corner of Clay.
The child, who was too young to have
left of it's own accord, and is just able To
talk, says she was ;" carried away by a
man." Beyond this her father is unable to
learn anything from her. -.
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RICHMOND, May 7, 1870.
To my friends and fellow-citizens, particularly
those who were desirous that ahould represent
them In the City Council, deem 1t proper to ex-
plain why Twas absent at the special meeting of
the City Council held on Friday evening, when
tEe various city officers were elected.
AT meeting held on Thursday evening the
Council adjourned until Monday next, beinsthe
time Tor the regular monthly meeting. After ad-
1onrnment Tin conversing with some OF the mem
Dersl some suggested to hold special meeting on
frloay evening. to which objected-being an
laraelite did not want to violate my Sabbath.
This request was not granted, special meeting
was held, and the various city officers were elected
during my absence. -
Trusting that this explanation is satisfactory, ]
have the honor to remain your obedient servant,
.'" M. L. STRAUSS,
#s Member Of City Council.
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GEORGIA - SOMETHING NRw-A VERY I'M
PoRTANT INvENTIoN-GAs GENERATED FROM
Notwithstanding and professional gentle.
men, as well as cnterprislng men Of capital
are respectfully invited to call at the Spotswood
Hotel this evening to examine lin practical ope-
ration) portable hydro-carbon gas machine,
producing gas at one-ha the cost OF coal gas, and
giving one hundred per cent more Light with the
same size burner. Territorial rights are fast
being disposed of. Nine hundred and thirty coun-
ties have been sold within six weeks. Can and
examine what ia destined to give light 10 forty
millions Of people, HOWARD TIEpEg,
Patentee Snd Prcneiakor,
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/ HENRIco SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION (EPIsco-
PAL CHURcH).-The annual business meet
ing of the Henrico Sunday-School Union
will be held this (Monday) evening. in the
lecture-room Of St. PauPs church at s
O'Clock. Business Of importance will be
taken up, and officers of the Union will be
elected for the coming year. A full atten-
dance of Sunday schoolteachers and friends
of the cause is desired.
The officers whose terms expire tonight
D. D., president Rev. I. G. Dashiell, vice
president; Mr. Thomas Potts, recording
secretary Mr.. John Tyler, corresponding
secretary Mr.. Samuel NJ. Bailey, trea-
sllrer.
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joy TO THE WORLD WOMAN Is FREE
Among the many modern discoveries looking to
the happiness and amelioration of the human race
none Is entitled to higher consideration than the
renowned remedy, DIR. j. BRADF1ELp's FEMALE
REGULATOR, WoMAN's BEST FRIEND. BY II
woman Is emanclpated from the numberless Ills
peculiar to her sex. Before It's magic power al
irregularities Of the womb vanish. 1t cures con-
stipation and strengthens the system. 1t braces
the nerves and purihes she blood. 1t never fails
rs thousands of women will testify. This valua.
BILE medicine is prepared and sold by BRADF1ELr
Z Co., Druggists, Atlanta, Ga. Price $l.5o pei
bottle. All respectable drug men keepit.
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! MANCHESTER IrEMs.-Accident.- III.
Perdue, an employe at Baird's foundry,
met with painful accident on Saturday,
which will probably necessitate the losing
OF the thumb of his right hand. Mr.. Per-
due is most estimabIe man, and has the
sympathy of all who know him. Mr.. Craig,
the superintendent of the works, was unre-
hitting in his attention.
Meeting Io-Night-The Conservatives of
Manchesterare requested to meet tonight
at 8 o'clock at Town Hall to make arrange
ments for vigorous prosecution of the
coming canvass Come one and all. The
workingmen particularly are requested to
be present. .t5...z 4 49,. g. 4,
and were engaged considering the improve
ment Of the Water-pOwer and other matters
Of interest to the town. - 7 rs
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF HoLLYwooD
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet on Tues
day, May 10, in the lecture-room of st. PauPs
church at 2. M. The meeting is speci-
ally to make arrangements for their memo
rial day on 3lst May; and ladies and gen.
tlemen willing to assist in preparing the de-
corations arc requested to send in their
names next Tuesday.
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COOK Il LAUGHTON will serl ut IL A. n, at
residence of j. B. Putnam, ESQ.,, near I" Dog
wood" between Camp Grant and Westham
piank-road, general assortment Of furniture.
LEE aODDIN will sell sIxty-two acres Of land
on the Williamsburg road ut IL M.
LEE GODDIN will sell at 5P. NJ dwelling
on the south side of Clay street. one door ives,
ofAdsms.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at his auction
house, at 10 O'Clock, large assortment OF
household furniture &c.
K. ID. EACHO will rent at auction at u M. g
store two doors below the st. Charles Hotel.
j. D. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at II
O'Clock groceries, wines, liquors, &C.
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Due notice win be given Of the opess to bs pro-
duced on the occasion. 1e.-izs4 mys-uo q
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NO. 1Oe

river. Registrar: William T. White. Place
Of registration: 2112 Main street.
Precinct No. 3.-From the east side OF
Twelfth street to the west side of Eigh-
teenth from the north side of Broad to the
corporate limits. Registrar William H.
Paul. Place Of registration GIG Seven
teenth street above Venable. -
Precinct No. 4.-From the east side of
Eighteenth to the west side of fTwenty-fath ;
rom the north side of Broad to the corpoi
rate limits. Registrar F. L. Moore. Place
OF registration At the head of New street,
store formerly occupied by j. s. Pollard as
grocery. -,
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The OPERA.-To-night the Richings
Opera Troupe open for season of five
nights with the popular opera of "The
Bohemian Girl. Mrs. Bernard since last
here has completely re6rganized her COM
pany, and from what we read she has with
her corps of tirst-class artists. We are
sure that they will be we'll received tonight.
On Wednesday grand matinee for the
benefit Of the sufferers by the calamity will
bp piyeu
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NEW Booxs.-We are favored with copies
Of the following interesting new works BY
Msssrs, Bates f.. .Waddy Brothers, book
sellers, Richmond. d.:s fe@G yGr - ~ go
The LIE Of Bismarck, Pr4uate and .Politi-
cdt. BY j. 6. l.. HeiskeA. EmbeA eAished
win hne portrait on: steel. = !
1hrtyss,s Ysars Missionary in India.
Ba6ted; or, SAsckaeE Brands Wrouq. by
/ Julia Goddard :. 1.-i.I.55- g I
The above-named books are published BY
Harper s. Brothers, New York.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT.-This court
was convened on Friday last, Judge S. S.
Weisiger presiding. Mr.. N. II. Cogbill was
appointed clerk Of the court under the ena-
bling act. The case of the Commonwealth
IS. Thomas Willis, charged with the murder
of James Rogers, was called but postponed
until Wednesday next at 10 O'Clock.
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FUND FOR REMOVAL OF CoNFEDERArE
DEAD FROM GETTYsBURG.-Mrs. G.. W. Ran
dolph acknowledges the receipt of $456
from the Norfolk Blues Memorial and Be-
neVolent Association, contributed by them
selves and other friends in Norfolk. It is
hoped their good example will be promptly
| initiated throughout the South, and the re.
quisite funds speedily contributed.
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WILL BE READY THIS EVENING A complete
account of the recent disaster Mt the Capitol, with
all Its attendant scenes and horrors full lists OF
the killed and wounded interesting incidents
sketches of the killed statements of survivors
accounts ofmeetings held, speeches, resolutions
&C., &C., &c. Price, fifteen cents per copy.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
CoLLECTOR'S OFFICE, THIRD DIST, VA.
=, -. RICHMOND. May 2, 1870. }
HAVING RECEIVED FROM THE
III ASSESSOR the LISTS OF ANNUAL
TAXES for this District, hereby give notice 70
all persoas conducting business IN the CITY OF
Richmond and county Of Henrico, for which a
special tax Is required, that payment must ne
made on or before the nth DAY OF MAY, 1870 al
my Office, at the custom house, In the city OF k1ch-
mond. After that date all persons liable 10 tne
special tax and who have not paid the same, Will
he dealt with according to law. ,,o,,,.
Collector Third District Of Virginia.
3--st
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PORToF R1CH1fUND, 16lY !, sess
~ f,lss xHxrvEn, ~ III ~ sss{ftf1

: st Y - n FarE -
{ Steamer John Syffestcs. Clifford, NcrfSfk Mag.
ehaudise andpsssenge Z. y. Tata7n. u
Sfenaner James s. Green, PAee, YAtl4dc1p061s
merchandise and ndpssseugerss VI g:tPgfset,ssyi
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, Hcy Yorks msyCh1E"
disc and passengers, Old Dominion SteaM1hiy 20.
I. ~ BAIgID. u sssss .Ett2t
dJEe and passengers, Old Dominion ttcAmShfp 90.
Steamer Ellie Knighs, Trarers. Haiefns1Fss War.
cbandtSe and passengers, HArreys q MWi&n9.
BARK Foren1ngen tDzn.l, AfentsNH, p S11oHb6.
co, nour, Haxsl, CrenshAw q Cs. ustft;f
schooneF n: 3. H!sipsn, WHITE Norfolk % mar s
Schooner sedona, HoibIcok, Pocestn fivsf, 70
load for Boston, Curtis q Parker. s'sssts -
Schooner sRoxanna, Frank B&lAma6e Ras6'
chandtse, Curtis & Parker. q. ss. rt,.ss
80 u 16EHoRANpA. =
WEST POINT, My L.-sArtyeds Geee1er Hta9 of
virgini.. Freeman, Baltim2re, mersnan@se sd snG
sailed on return. Tgs fss ts.ss agSs slsss.sf
rlTed. e schooner hf Ioa,ss Ssoeis 6sosksf sb
CRY ForNT, May i-saiied. schoonerV. eharp.
Sharp, for Dllara's Lending, 5ames TaSus 70
new Yosk. Nay e-clesred, senoaszswii-
Tow Harp, Davis, and 8. O. Evanss Hssnnox0
for Richmond. 49, -. $: st&
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CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGS To
N1GHT.-A mass meeting Of the Conserva-
tives Of Monroe Ward viii be held at st.
:Alban's Hall tonight at o'clock for the
consideration of the compromise plan for
making city nominations and for other
business of importance.
The Conservatives of Clay Ward win
meet at the Westham House at 8 o'clock.
The Conservatives of Marshall Ward will
meet at Haskinss building, Rockets, at
O'clock. i, ~, =.
1t Is understood that If the compromise
plan Gas set forth in the proceedings of thu
Madison Ward meeting, elsewhere pub
lished) is adopted, delegates to the Conyen-
ton which will precede the primary elec-
ton will be chosen by all the ward meetings
tonight.
a mass meeting of the Conservative citi.
zens Of Jefferson Ward will be held at Old
Market Hall for the purpose Of electing
delegates to the nominating Convention as
proposed by the compromise plan.
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BAPTIST SUNDAy-ScHooL ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tist Sunday.School Association will take
place at the First Baptist church on this
1Mondav) evening ut o'clock.
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NEW NoYELs---WoMAN's BUSINESS; Bafaled,
or Michael Brands Wrong; Bed as Bose Is
She A Race for Wife; Rule of the Monk; Mrs
Gerald's Niece; and all other late works ut Ell
Tyson l. TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch Office.
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A full supply Of SEASONED OAK, long and
sawed, on hand at j. NJ. PILCuER's, Eighth be-
tween Main and Cary streets. Call at once and
make your purchase.
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Airhmmnd 1ispatrh.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. tE45,


On az public or private sales Of Real Estat
maze bet'oec1 the lst OF JANUARY and tie 1st O
July Me purcHdsers PAY the tares for the presen
year, 6nt on al sales betpees, the first dav o.
.I'ttp and the last day Of December the selle,
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MnNnAY May 1a1n

MONDAY, May Q, 1870.
The list OF delinquents mentioned above vii, be
made out TO-DAY and handed in to his Honor The
Mayor. Parties interested must call before .
O'Clock P. NJ, or else they will be summoned to
appear at court tomorrow morning.
Respectfully, &c.
WuLIAM 81. TALMAN,
yS - ActJpo Aucaaaor
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We are pleased to learn that the old and we'll
known srm of w. d. BLAIR s. Co., corner Ninth
and Main, arc selling with 80 much reputation
their {, B Select' whiskey. They sell shis brand
at sa5o per gallon, and Its quality Is uncommoniy
fine and purc.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES MEETINe.-fhe
Executive Committee of Madison Ward are
requested TO meet at th. office OF the chair:
man, No. ILL., Main st1eet, this evening al
o'clock P. NJ. Business Of great tmpor'
tance requires @ full atssndancei
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AN HONEST BoY.-The gentleman who lost his
hat from a window on the corner Of Cary and FIJI
teenth streets can find 1t by applying at this office.
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| I am O candidate for tho Office Of Mayor es
Richmond, and respectfully soiieis the votes OK
ruy fellow. .citisens. n. T. TLLYsoy.
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YETELLE, NO. 72o4.--The season for
a Spring diet has fairly set in and II the fresh
PEAS, M AsPARAGUs, ToMAT6Es, AND
STRAWBERRIES, with the other regular dishes,
and the excellent cooking, 1t shall 60 hard II The
Then the BAR, with its PURE LIQUORS, Min
ERAL WATERS. and the excellent beverages
prepared by the skilful bar-keeper, wind up an
the style of which Is Inferior TO
none i'm this country. my2
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COME ONE CONE ALL to WOOD d SoNs's,
corner Ninth and Main, and get glass OF the best
SALTWATER In the world. Free to-day.
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THE SCENE OF THE LATE CALAMITY photo
graphed by SELDES & Co., 9la Main stfeel VINO
| can furnish views In any quantity.
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AssEssoR's OFFICE, CRY on RICHMOND

ASSESSORS OFFICE, CITY or RICHMOND,
| May ., 1870.
| All parties who have had TAx-BLASKs left at
their residence or place Of business this year and
nave failedto return them are hereby notified that
unless such return is made this week they win be
summoned before tho Mayor and dealt with &C.
cor6ing to law.
Respectfully, &C.,
WILLIAN 81. TAIMAN,
Acting Assessor,
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyENUE,l

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyESUE,1
COLLECTORS OFFICE, THIRD DIST. VA.
RICHMOND, May 2. 1870.
HAVING RECEIVED THE LIST OF
IL ANNUAL TAXES for this District, here
by give notice that the payment Of the tax on In.
comes, Watches, Plate, &C., due by residents OF
the city OF Richmond and county Of Henrico
must be made at my Office, ut the Custom-House,
DAY OF MAY, ls7o. The full penalty Of the law
win oe imposed On all who have tailed to pay AT
my S--lst Collector Third District, Virginia.
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Grand opening of the MAGIC FOUNTAIN, draw
ing twenty different sYRUPs from the same tube
at WOOD l. SONS'S, corner Ninth and Main.
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FOE rnE suLLEsr MEAsuha, cneaps,'s az, 81. :.
very best coke, anthracite ana n.uminoas sss ~
kindling, samed, and long oak ana p,ns soo ~
10 Mr.. ). B. WATKlss's, III Mann ssie''' h1at'
anpostte this Office. - 80 I:
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| DIR. GEORGE B. STEEL has returned 10 the city
after short absence, and may be tound at his Of.
| flee, No. 72a Main street, as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-09

stereoscopic views Of the Capitol-sceno Of the
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