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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

MARSHALL WARD Executive COMMITTEE.
There was full meeting Of Marshall Ward
Executive Committee on Thursday evening,
and the plan of organization of the Con-
servative voters of the Ward, to be submit
ted Mt the meeting of the Club at Haskins's,
in Rockets, on Monday evening next, was
completed.
In compliance with desire expressed by
many residents of Rockets, that addresses
should be delivered Immediately on the
regular business of the Club being gone
through, the Executive Committee have
agreed to invite number of gentlemen to
speak at the meeting, and accordingly have
issued invitations to several, among whom
are the following: Colonel Pendleton and
Major Courtney, of the Senate; Messrs.
Bodeker, Kelley, and Lovenstein, of the
House of Delegates; P. H. Aylett, Esq,
Judge W. W. Crump, Colonel J. Z. Con-
molly, Major Robert W. Stiles, and George
D. Wise.
1t is not the desire or intention of the
Club to hear at the meeting any speeches
from any persons urging their own claims
to office. When the nominations are duly
made by the Conservative party, then the
Club will hear at it's meetings speeches
from nominees and all others supporting
the nominations. The Club is an energetic
one, working one, and does not mean to
have it's time occupied by speeches from
claimants for office in advance of the regu-
lar nominations.
We look for an enthusiastic meeting at
Rockets on Monday evening. The hour
fixed is o'clock.
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CLAY WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB-LARGE
AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.-Pursuan to
the notice published in the Dispatch yes
terday morning, large number of citizens
besides the members of the Club assembled
at the Westham House last night-Captain
John 7. Rogers in the chair, aud B. A.
Jacobs secretary, assisted by Mr.. J. E.
Anthony.
Mr.. P. s. Derbyshire offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That this Club do appoint
five members, to assemble with like num-
ber of each of the other wards, to prepare
plan for the nomination of city ticket,
to be voted for at the election in May.
Resolved, That this resolution be COM
municated to the various ward organiza-
tions Of the Conservative party in this city"
Adopted.
The following gentlemen were chosen as
the committee John F. Meredith, George
J. Hooper, Humphrey Calder, P. E. Gibbs,
and George Timberlake.
On motion, the name of Mr.. Lewis Glm-
mi was added to the committee.
Mr.. George D. Wise was loudly called
for, and addressed the meeting with few
appropriate remarks.
After Mr.. Wise took his seat, Mr.. John
+. Rcgnault was called for, but he begged
to be excused, as he was greatly fatigued.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 4. M., q.
the horse lot, several horses, two good wol k
mules, etc..
RICHARDSON & co. will sell for the trustee, In
front Of Tfenrico county court-hGuse one hum
dred and ifty-nine acres OF land.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at I2 NJ, Mt the
marine railway opposite Rockets, two fine
barges, four span of trusses, two screws, etc.
THOMAS PANSILL, Petersburg, Va, will sell
at the storehouse of Miller & Co., engine,
boiler and betting, stone-mill, bark MILL etc.
A. G. PULLIAM will sell at 10 NJ. three tracts of
land in the county of Chesterterfeld, on the
Skinquarter road, at Worsham's store.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at S 2. NJ. the brick
building, formerly the Richmond 6 gymnasium,
on Franklin street between Eigth and Ninth.
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HoRsE-THIEvEs. - Thursday night the
stables of Messrs. Charles Y. Morriss &
Co.'s sugar refinery were entered and rob-
bed of two of the most valuable horses
owned by Mr.. Morriss. The thieves took
the brides belonging to the same horses,
and putting them on, carried Oft the horses
and put them in the swamps near Drewry's
Bluff. Early yesterday morning Mr.. Morriss
nut q detective on the track, and found the
horses, but the thieves were non est.
There are lot of persons who make
their business horse-stealing, and after
81 reward is offered for the recovery of the
horses, bring them in, get the money, and
leave. This is pretty sharp trick but II
won't last long.
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THE HERALD AS AN NADvERT1SING MED1U NJ
Cur paper is read In every ncighborhood In Virgil
MA and In almost every portion Of The great South
and West. Besides, ii has L considerable number
of frcaders In States north Of this. It's circulation
Is increasing, and the probabilities are that the
Herald, before many years, will be one of the
most widely and thoroughly read papers In the
country. The attention OF advertisers, North and
South il turned to this paper. They are, In the
most emphatic $hnner, affirming that 1t is one Of
the best mediums for reaching the eye OF the pub
lie. Advertisements are coming in more freely
than ever before Some OF these are refused by us
because they do not suit our columns. We adver-
tise nothing Of the prcpriety of which we are In
doubt. So fur as we can ascertain our advertisers
are worthy. AS general rule, the best business
men In the community advertise. They, more
than others, deserve to be patronized, and we 90
not hesIsas to advise our readers TO size the pre-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

THE REGISTRATION BILL.-The act Of
Assembly providing for the registration of
the voters of the State is eagerly looked for
by the people, as the time for registration
is rapidly approaching. We have been
frequently applied to for copies, but they
cannot be furnished, as the bill has not
been yet put in the hands of the printer
Hurry up the matter, as the clubs in this
city and the people everywhere want tc
usp If
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"a WORD TO TIE WISE is SUFFIcIENT."-A
prudent housckt cper purchases the best and cheap
est article for the kitchen that can be obtained.
Dooley's Baking Powder is the purest, best, and
cheapest baking powder known. One pound VIII
20 further in the culinary department than any
other in the market, and Is guaranteed to produce
more satisfactory results rs the ingredients are
harmless, healthy. and nutritious. 1t is for sale
by all good grocers.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Appleton's Journnl Harper's and Leslie>s week
lies. Hearth and Home, Rural Fe,o Yorker, Wa-
verley, Every Saturday. Phunny PheIlo,0, Nick.
Nar, Jolly Joker, always on hand and for sale by
ELLYsoS & TAYLOR, next to Dispatch.
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ference to such persons. Keep an eye to our adj
vertising columns, and buy Of those whose names
you see there. Last week We called attention To
several of our advertisements. We shall do the
same in this Issue, and from to time, shall endca-
vor, in this way, to render important service 10
our patrons.-Reltgtous Herald, of Richmond.
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HEAVY CLAIM.-An individual on yes
tcrday presented n claim at the First Audi
tors office for beef furnished the Virginia
rebels III the Revolutionary war. The claim,
with compound interest, amounted to over
SI1 100000. 1t will hardly be paid. If it
were Congress might be after US for pay
ment Of debts incurred in aid of rebellion.
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CoSv1cTs.-The following convicts were
received yesterday Charles Brooks (white)
forgery, two years Thomas s. Poore
(white), forgery, three years, Goochland
w. c. IIennings (white), six years, for grand
larceny. from Wythe county.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL
Q, l87O.-Miss Hattie Tabb, no address
Charles Kerchmayer, Baltimore, Md.
Postmaster, New Orleans, La. Mrs. Mary
A. Francis, Orange Courthouse, Va; pack
age for Mrs. Alice D. Snow, Poolsville, N
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MANCHESTER ITEMs.-Samuel Craig, o
blacksmith living in Manchester, attempted
to kill himself yesterday by taking an
ounce of laudanum. DR.. Weisiger was
called in and administered the necessary
remedy in such cases.
Robbery.-The kitchen of Mr.. Hatcher
was entered on Thursday night and lot OF
wearing apparel and d small amount Of mo-
ncy taken away.
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SATURDAY is the day TO buy the little odds and
ends YOU want for use ON Sunday. L. B. SPENCE
& SON have a splendid assortment Of gentlemen's 8
gloves, ties, scarfs, handkerchicis, collars uiDcn
and paper), and, in word, everything In the line
of gentlemen's wear, which they have marked
down at the very lowest prices. Call ut 1900 Main
street for the latest, best, and cheapest wearing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

QUALIFIED.-Judge John Hill, of the
Buckingham county count, qualified yes
terday before John S. Rady, Esq, notary
public for this city, and will proceed at
once to assume duties in that county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

The BOWLER TRIAL.-The trial of John
Bowler for the murder of James II. Rogers
in December last will commence on Monday
next, when new and Gf reports be true)
important testimony will be introduced.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1885
w MAIN STRET.-M. GOLDEN is selling of
his large stock Of fWINDOW-SHADEs, TAB Z
OlLCLOTHS, &c, at gold prices. Gold Velvet.
and Crystalized Shades, with Fixtures to match ;
Marble Mahoganv. Rosewood, and Figured OIL
cloth, from one shilling per yard up. Biacs, On
duck, for cover'ngrc9rrtages, at less than New
York prices. Call and buy OF d. GOLDEN, laso
streets. 40 Rp e-an
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 8, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers, Harreys WILL
llams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chan,iise and passengers, l.. B. Tatnm:
chandise and passengers, w. G. Durham K Co.
Schooner William and James Outten, Fhiladel-
phIa railroad lies, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Oceola, Clcgg, Norfolk, slaves, Curtis
& Parker.
BELOW.
Schooners Annie, Adams, and A. NJ. Edwards.
Henson, from PHILADELPHIA, In tow for Richmond.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, VA, April s.-Arrived, steamer
Kenncbec Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed on return.
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MONROE WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB.-A
meeting of the Monroe Ward Conservative
Club will be held at st. Adams Hall on
this saturday. evening ut 8 o'clock for the
transaction Of important business. All Con-
scrvative voters Of the Ward are invited to
attsnd,
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u. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this oflce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

"B SELECT" is a brand of whiskey sold by
Messrs. W. D. BLAIR & Co., corner Of Ninth
and Main and we take pleasure In recommend
Ing It to our readers as pure, mellow whiskey
two years old. Price, s2.so per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kIndling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. 20
to Mr.. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. nearly
oDposfte this office.
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TOWNSHIP CoMMISSloNERS.-The follow
ing commissioners have been appointed for
dividing the counties named into town
ships:
Scott County.-H. c. Wood, James II
Shoemaker, Samuel Logan Cox, Isaac Os-
borne, aud James II. llarlton.
Patrich C0lniy.-James III. Rangclcy
DR.. W. G.. Staples, j.. S. Adams, NJ. I. Law,
son, and \. II. Scales.
-1mherSt Coanty.-Wllliam Kent, B. 2
Morris, r. l.. Coleman, DR.. Henry E,
Smith, and d. II. Rucker.
.4uquStu County.-Boliyar Christian, c.
G. Merritt, NJ. W. D. lIogshcad, j. G. Full
ton, and Samuel Kenncrly.
Bedford County.-Charles A. Bower,
Cornelius Pate, S. II. Turpin, E. c. Cunditf,
and Waddy Burton.
Cruiq C0unty.-William A. Waugh, E.
B. Wagner, II. S. Trout, Martin Huffman
and Andrew Mccartney.
CWpeper Co,nty.-Dr. Robert S. Lewis,
Absalom Ga,nett, Thomas W. Ross, Will
liam S. Wallace, and Samuel Chiffon.
Shenandoah COunty.-Jamcs IL. Sibcrt,
William Tysinger, r. NJ. Coun, George Cal
vert, and Joseph Moore.
CIarhe Cou1oty.-lIenry Harrison, David
Meade, Leonard Jones, John j. Rely, and
Angus Mcdonald.
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THE FIRST AupIToR.-Mr. William T.
Taylor being absent from the city, A. A.
Lorentz has been authorized by the Governor
to act in his stead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

Who Is the Mayor Of Richmond? Is question
which seems difficult to decide; but who sells the
best wood fullest measure) for less money Is
easily decided by calling at the Office OF W. J'
Mellow ELL. First and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-09

EVERY SATURDAY, Appleton's Journal Trans
AtLnntic Harper's and Leslle's wecklics, for sale
by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, news. dealers, next to
DisD1Ich building.
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Eeu York Weekly, Ledger, Saturday Night,
Chimney Corner, Fireside Companion, Western
World, and Wauerley, for sale at ELLYsoN &
TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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8 lTURDAY. APRIL 9, 1870
AUCTION SALES TINS DAz.

On all public or prirdte safes Of Reni Estate
made bet,oeen the LIST Of january and the Ist o.
July the purchasers pay the tnres for the present
year but on 0H sales bettceen the 6,.st day o,
Juiy and the last day Of December tie seue7
pays them.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments
First Presbyterian Church.-Rev j. L.
NJ. Curry, LII. D., at IL A. nj. and 8 p. NJ
Second Presbyerian.-Rev. DR.. Hoge
having returned from Presbytery, will
preach morning and afternoon.
Third Presbyterian Church.-Rcv. G. J
Vanneste Mt ii A. Nj.
Gracc-Sheet Baptist.-Rev. A. E.
Dickinson at ii A. NJ.
Second Baptist.-Rev. DR.. Jcter at II
4. NJ. d.
Methodist Episcopal - United States
court-room.-Quarterly meeting services
at II 4. NJ. by Rev. L. M. Nickerson.
Nicholson Street Nethodist.-Rev.S. S. G.
Ferguson at II A. NJ. and y p. NJ.
oregon Hill NcthodiSt.-Rey.S. W. Duff
fey ut II A. NJ.
Sidney AfeModist.-Rev. S. W. Duffey at
- ?. NJ.
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r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
4 1 Tile ANCllESTER i y ) L o + Z

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
1 THE MANCHESTER PO I o + F l &
APRIL 8, 1870.
LADIES LIST.
Anderson Mrs. NJ. A. Martin, Miss r. c.
jirown Emma A. Morgan. Miss Angi"
Chalk ,y Miss T. F. Miller. Mrs. Susan Y.
t.uy NTs / ~ Martin, Miss Ect ie
E,rmer Mrs NJ r. Rogers Mrs. V. +.
Glenn, Mrs. VI trtha Sims. Miss Fannie
IYn,uIIp Nrs. pallcc Tophdu, hlrs. o. II.
LONGS Mrs MARY Whiilock, Mrs. D. II.
IN, r, Mrs. Susan
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen G. iol CARRIER. William A.
Brauch Rev. l.. tcordl llatiwci!, &. NJ.
Bolton William II. Hatcher Richard a.
Brown, James y. llyler. >.
HIaukinship A. j. James Cornelius icord)
Howru Iit,,rbcrry Jones loscph W.
Grow r. " evils. Peter (coPd)
Grail. Jane, ". M"ddcrn, William {.
s'hratharn. A. A. Reid. ocnrR'
fhcathalu DR. Th j. Riddle. Isaac
Freeman. W. +. sInlih Key. =. tcoi ~
Fulton, Thomas T"lbott. r. Is.
Gan, James a. Ncrell. J. a. . =, a,
JAMES II. CUNSINGHAM, J.. Nj.
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Call at ALIENS, 1915 Main street, and look at
his new st, les htts for men and boys.
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8itElmond 1ispatfh.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HATS! HATS! HATS ALI the novelties OF the
season just received 1T A. A. ALIENS, 1919 Main
street,
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r B. MOUNTCAsTLE,
Ds No. go BROAD STREET,
sole agent for MUSSON COPPER TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD, superior TO any other In the
market as to durability, &C.
Orders taken for city OF any part OF the coun'
!SY At Bhortess notice, eps
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COST OF TIE JUDICIARY.-An estimate
of the cost, including salaries, mileage,
&c., of the county court judiciary under
the bill passed by the House of Delegates
April S, 1S7O and also an estimate of the
cost of the Court of Appeals and circuit
court judiciary, made by the Auditor of
Public Accounts, in pursuance of reso-
luton adopted by the Senate April 6, 1870
Supreme Court Of Appeals.-Salaries,
including reporter, SIG, 100; mileage, 5000.
Total, ST 300.
Circuit Court Judges.-Salaries, s32, 800;
mileage, $4,000. Total, S55,9lO.
city Ju1gcs.-Salaries, sl4,SOO.
County Judges.-Salarics, exclusive OF
mileage. [Notc.-There is no way OF as
certaining the distance from one county
courthouse to another of record in that
Office, therefore the mileage of the judges
of the district cannot be; given.] Total
salaries of county judges, ss0,77o. Grand
total, $l5S, $50.
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RICHMOND, VA, April s, 1870.
linrn Anllnnn Com


4 CARD.-Messrs. William Wallace Sons
N having published Il circular In which, by the
broadcst I'm plication ut least they charge Ill VEN
ders of molasses rum, except that OF True & Co.,
with selling a spurious article, we lelt IL que 10
ourselves and to our customers to correct that
statement, and repel the impatatlon, as far as 1t
might affect us, by stating The truth as TO our
selVes-yiz that we sell none but genuine ana
pure article. In doing that we stated the fact as
auxiliary to the principal fact and almost neces
sary to it-yIZ.. that we are not componnders ana
rectifers of spirits. and have no tubs or Vats IN
whIcn to mix them, II were so disposed.
Mcssrs. Wallace Sons being as e:eryo0dy mere
knows licensed rectitiers and mixers or Spirits,
were gravell.d by our disclaimer, ana called upon
us to say whether we intended to charge them with
when In fact they were not; and with selllns spu-
ri0us liquors. We replied that we made no
imputation upon them. Ours was only Gus,
claimer with the assertion that we can ana
will sell the genuine True Il Co.'S as well as
Others. This does not seem to have satlsneu Them
and they repeated their inquiries, the object beng
as we suppose to obtain from US something whlcli
might bolster up their erroneous statement.
Having no purpose to crafty them In this re-
sppct, and no taste for further correspondence,
we declined to write anything more, but oiier.d 10
every word of which was. and Is, true. Stlli no not
satisfied, they resorted this morning 10 the nsh-
monger's vocabulary, in the hore, we suppose; Oh
obsctrine one Issue by the fog OF anrther.
decline to descend with them info that celebrate
lane. and have only to say, Let the CALLED Jade
Vince our withers arc unstrung.''
"'n''' o1- WINSTON & POWERS.
RUM for sale, plenty Of 1t; Irue's, II pre-
ferred. op y ~
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EXECUTIVE. His Excellcncy has ap-
pointed the following justices to fill vacan-
cieS:
Louisa County-Fifth district, William
James Walton; sixth, Matthew G. Lacy !;
seventh, David r. Shelton and NJ. &. An
derson; eighth, Richard Nj. Bagby and
Luther r. Swift.
ConstaJles for same County.-Seventh
district, Robert J. Foster; eighth, John j..
Smith.
Trustees for the T'oaon of FncaS-
tle.-lIcnry Guggcnhcimer, George w. Car
per, Ira B. Smith, j. II. II. Figgatt, Will
liam IL. Smith, Edwin B. Luster, and John
C.. Simpson.
Trustees for the Torn Of Woodstock
Henry Lacy, James Rodcheffer, J. William
Danncr, Jacob {. Clover, and d. ii. Wal
ton.
Councilmen for the Torn Of LeesIurg.-
George r. Head, William 3. Lynch, c: P.
Janney, C. B. Wildman, G. X. Fox, Jr.,
r. W. Shafer, L. W. S. Hough, Samuel Or
rison, IL. r. Mott, J. L. Norris, I. W.
Berkley, and r. NJ. Bentley.
W. ". Moir was appointed notary pub
lie for the county of Patrick.
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LIME.

TRESH STONE LIME !,7s-t y. !3FJi
E AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF FRESH
Low PRICES:
100 bushels and less than $50 bushels. 20 cents
$50 bushels and less than 500 bushels, ssscsnts
per bushel; ..-.,--..-g ..%r.sz.
500 bushels and less than 1,eoo bushels, 30 cents
per bushcl. t,FpDiy
This. PURE STONE LIME Is received FRRsH
from the klns three times each week, and builders
can get IL as wanted, and SAVE THE COST OF BAR
RELS & .t@A =" DILLON q ELEEIF,S -
ap Sim l503 Dock slreet.,
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
REMAlNlNG IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE hPRlL 0. 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
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MASSACHUSETTS, PAINT
w BRUSHES White Lead, Varnishes, Lin
''eN 0' l.. WAGNER. Druggist
.nnotx Sixth and Broad streets.

o--
DYTHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
Is TION.--Information having
been received by the Executive that MILAN Al,
state. was assaulted and wounded, and from the
ffecls of such wouads did die. and that the grand
Jury of said county do. by formal indictment,
charge ANDREW PITTS JAMES BED0UIN,
ley. and others, with his murder, and that they
are now going at large therefore: ] DO hereby
offer a REWARD of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS to any person who shall arrest the said
aNnREW PITTS, JAMES BED0UIN, CHAS:
ROWLEY. and HENDERSON ROWLEY, or Fiji
D0LLARS to any person ho shall arrest any
one Of said parties and deliver them or hlm into
the iail of said county Of Elizabeth City and DO
moreover REQUIRE all officers OF this Common
wealth. civil and military ana request the people
their arrest that they may be brought TO justice;
-, Given under my hand as Governor ana
yL :, under the LcsS Seal of this common
toc~~' wealth. at Richmond, this the lst day OF
- A' G. C. WALKER Governor.
BY the Governor: JAMES MCDONALD, secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth.
ANDREW PITTs-About thirty years old about
five feet seven; red hair, gray eyes. iushea iace,
freckled sandy moustacnc, lhln generaiiS ures0eu
LANES BEDoUIN-Ahout twenty-five years old
about Ave feet nine; dark hair, little moustache,
dark smooth face, gray eyes, light cOmplexion'
generally dressed in sleeps gray.
CHARLES RowLEY--About 90 years old; about
Ave feet eight dark hair gray eyes, fair faced,
moustache generally dressed In sleeps grey and
Is round-shouldcred.
EMERSON RowLEY--About ls years old brother
of Charles Rowley, but small er; face red and
long sharp nose, sandy hair, no whiskers OF
moustache, lIght-blue eyes, light hair.
ap . 2aw2w
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BJyTTOS-HOLE COMBINATION AND OVER
SCANNING SEWING-MAClllNE.
Call At 1911 MAIN STREET and sec them. Sold
on liberal terms.
Old machines Of all kinds taken III exchange.
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AND NORTH CAROLINA
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'GUANO, GUANO, GUANO.-100 tons
" GENUINE No. l PERUVIAN GUANO-di-
rect from the vessel in which 1t was imported from
the Chncha isiands-now landing. For sale by
ap4 ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & CO.