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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

THE superior kindliDg. cooking, sawetr split,
and long Oak and Pine Wood sold by j. B. WAT
KrNs, I'LL Main street, from his new steam fac
tory is unsurpass cd In quality and cheapness. he
also sells the cheapest and best Anthracite and
Ri.umtnnns oal and Coke. ---r-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

SOMETHING FOR THE 4BoYs.-The boys Will bc
pleased to know where the, can get the bsst and
cheapest GrayeI-sliootcrs. ELLYsoN d TAYLOR,
next to the Dispatch, have: q large quantity OF
them which they arc selling at tile very lowest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

INSPECTION OF FIRE-ALABA APPARATUS
On Monday all the tlre-alarm boxes in the
city will be tried by Captain Ainslie an6
Superintendent Paynter, with "a view tc
keeping the apparatus i'll perfect order
Firemen will take notice, and not be
alarmed at any unusual ringing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il j THE MANCHESTER Z OS II % L FL e E
OCTOBER -, 1870.
Persons calling for letters III this list will please
gay '.Adyertised.n
LADIES' LIST.
Brown, Mrs. E. 4. Holt, Mrs. Jane
Ccnuer, Mary l'rckeit l. j.
Edwards, Miss c. Rice, Miss Mary A.
prankiiu, Mrs. l.. Vaughan, Mrs. ~ j.,
Henry, Mrs Martha j.
GESTLRNEN'S LIST.
Bowen JOIN I. Mars hull, g. NJ.
Brown, Thog. G. OVERLY, Andrew )
Bowies, John uedford. T. w.
Bowls. 2. II. smith John
Brown. &, Il. Taylor, G. A. W.
Baird Robert {heirs) Vaughan, Richard
Cheathain DIR. 7. j. Winarce q Mckae,
Gaynes, Rich .rd iclid) WhitwortI, John ss..E-
Lickey d IIowle, Messrs. Wells. y. 6. ss
j. IL. CUNNISGEAM. ?. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

sUAsAeE.-.'oh, where are.you gping, Charley,
so soon in the ,norning?" "I am going 20 Nos s.,
Second Market, to get fsomc f that good Sausage
made by, M D. HHcE1ERi tor yop can dgd the
best there that is made To- the Tinted States. II
you want any, Sam, yon VIII have 70 ovasy soon,
before they sell It all out, Tor u Is going very rs
pidly." well, Charley, when ] want Sausage
tgaln will call ut No. % and get It. ! noticed
thsrc was always q rush there, bus did not BuoN
,Yhat ir waS for,s, .s-sss' q -,
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Auitmont u1spatrh,
Is, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwsPAPERs OF THE CITY. >rs5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

DEATH Or TsJUExs sYF.slsCcIDEsT insured
sssiRst by the TRAyELLEHs' INSURANCE. CON-
PAsY, OF Hartford, Conr. The p. otectIon fered
Is fully worth Che small p, ,emium. 10 medicsI ex-
animation rcthifed-t Monthly on yedriy policies
issued by r. CoURTsgY :lesRfSs. State Agent,
lilo Main stret X, cbinnno. Va, 1sF
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AUCTToN SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER win rent at auction, ut, II
H.. the store and cellar recently In, the occu-
patton Of wilson & West.
COOK & LAUGHT0N will eel at 40 A. N.
horses. mules, &c. .,-.... !. - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

CLorHE yourself In genseei suit IL you y ould
make genteel appearance. e. r. SPENCE SON,
1900 Main street, have OIL hand large ock OF
Clothing Of the very lstcst styles and Of every con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES WEEKLY AND
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be found at ELLYsoN&
TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and yEsrlSGs, OF all
grades, thc best styles, and as the very lowest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

CHEAPEST YET.-You Can get good Envelopes
with your card printed on them, for only ~ pc
thousand, at DISPATCH PRIsTIHa-HoUsE.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATES Candidates for
Office can have their cards circulars, handbDls,
etc., printed promptly and at low prices At the
DisDatch printing.hou1e. - @fS
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The BEST CLOTHING Is to be had at Z. b.
SPENCE 4 Sos's, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

THE S,.,,dda Telegram tomorrow Will be found
Interesting. Over three Thousand COPIES will be
issued Send your advertisements In early, once
Mnt atrepf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

STUDENTS At OUR ooLLEaEscan fLd the best
OF Textbooks in The CITY ~ ELLfsoN
4 TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch Office, Mao s'fee''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

HISTORY OF THE CATHOLIC CHURcH IN RICH
MoND.-sse the, Sunday Isiegrana Tomorrow.
Price only three cents, per copy. k,ss
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UyDERsHrnTs, or ADe fabric, heay yiaDd warm },
at only one dollar apscec, atzE. hi SpENcE
SON ciathipg house, 1900 Mafa eircefs
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THE best way u prevent the wear Of carpets Is
to underlay them with old papers. They may DO
procured at the Dispatch counting-room FOR 20
cents per hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

4 WATKINS q BRoTHsa arc closing out their pre-
sent stock Of superior oAn and f.IEE WOOD az and
below cost, that they may have room to get in tfetf
winter supply Cail nc the factory Canal street,
between !a;h and lnh. where Sdai ssii, and ibahl
kinds, sawed and spl:t. = : Y Ffs s-sss5s II =
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STRANGERS visiting the city should call at Ell
TYSON TAYLoR's. 1lla Main street. Every
thing new in the news and book line always on
hand \. x E F->Eae.I
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UNDERsHIBTs, something really ricc ana
cheap, at NOAH WALKER s. Co.'S, 1900 Main
street.
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KID GLovEs.-A new supply, something nice
Just receives at NOAH WALKER& Co.'sS%
.esE@t .4-L
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pLLYsoN s TAYLOR, 1llG Main street, invite
attention to their large assor nent Of cheap CO.
lorrd nrfnts ."..f '-t. y "'''.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

All The latest styles Of Scarfs. sBowe, Ties, and
Collars, can he found at NOAH WALKER & CO.'S,
1905 Main street. ~ ~ ' 3@N' '.'a
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HARPER's MAGAzINE.-We are indebted
TO Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor for the Noyem-
Der No. Of Harpe1'S Monthly.
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SCHOOL CIRcuLhRs.-All kinds OF school circ"
lars, reports, &C., executed at Tue OtSpa'o' ohc
as cheap as the cheapest.
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OLD PAPERs, In packages. Of ono hundred or
more, at reduced rates, Tor sale at tue DtspdtM
countinS-roOm.
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Z ,
PRINTgsa.-Pletn, colored, sxnd fancy print
Ing executed with ncatness aud ut low rnI.S at
Dtsputct Printing House. ~ '- -
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POLICE CoURT-JWSttce j. j. White pre-
siding.-Justice White yesterday had the
following cases before him:
Thatcher Epps (colored youtb) was fined
81 for committing a nuisance in public
alley.
Mary Burnett "a shabby ahd pitiable-
looking white woman, with child at the
breast), charged with stealing chcmise, Of
the value of a, from Dora Rose;a boarder
at Mrs. /. Ricks's. Continued till to-day.
John Howell (colored), charged with as
saulting and beating and attempting to
kill Matilda Washington (colored), and
kicking her children out Of the house.
John was fined $3.50, although it appeared
that he was putting an u1lwe]come guest
out Of his own house. e y.
James Patterson (coloreD, charged with
stealing all album from Isabella Angle, an
inmate Of Puss Ricks's house. Continued
till to-day.
Tayloe Cook (small colored boy, charged
with assarlting and striking Hannah Bur-
ress "a smaller colored girl. This was case
of stone-throwing. Tayloe was fined j.!
and detained for payment, which appeared
doubtful;
Several cases of violation of; city Ordi-
nances were heard and disposed of.
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w y y 7 + ID, ladies 10 send in their
~ ''D:EING" Tor lali earIy 50 is to get
3!.e'u III gooc time.
lh. lacgcSt ana hee. DYE WORKS" IN Aine-
"a ar ;hos. cu staten IsiaGd. III. Office aud
ga" = ai KINGS, $50 Mia street. between
:ry-r'l and Eighth streets. Richmond, Va.
l.Es.'"a IN the country can scli hy "oXurr$S,' -
an1 nave - ,oa r>iGrncG ti4a sane way.
81. -a-*3u T.. kl's,;. III.
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SHERIFF GAY, or PoCAHoNTAs Co., VA,
CAPTURES AN ESCAPED CoHvICT-Inierestt1y
Facts connected nth an Express Robbery
About month ago our citizens were in
formed that safe in one of Adams En-
press cars was robbed of 1000 in bonds
in Pocahontas county, Va. At the time it
was also stated that the perpetrator had
also been arrested: The prisoner was
named Robert Kern, and he was tried and
sentenced by the County Court at Hunters
vile, Pocahontas county, Va, to two years
in the penitentiary. He was imprisoned in
the county Jail preparatory to being
sent to the ,penitentiary. During the
night after his sentence he managed TO
escape from the Jail, and when the
officer went for him in the morning to con-
that his bird had flown. Sheriff Gay, of that
county, took the matter in charge, and,
after examining into the case, concluded
that Kern had feed INTO Maryland. He
went there, and found some of the rela-
tives of the fugitive, who had been visited
by him on his flight, and learned
from them that he had gone to Michigan.
While the officer was on the trail
he made up his mind, from some of the
statements he had heard. that his bird
was in the northern part Of Pennsylvania.
He Immediately proceeded there, and found
that the man had been there, but had told
some friends that he was going to Michl-
gan. This known, the sheriff started on his
journey, and had the satisfaction of know
ing that the fugitive was Just where he
could lay his hand on him. He was arrested
and returned with the officer to this city,
being brought hither in consequence Of the
railroads in the central portion of Virginia
being damaged by the late flood.
The prisoner is young man aged about
twenty-five years, and has been in the PEN
itentiary on several charges, but always
managed to escape. When asked to tell
something about the robbery he stated that
he was drunk and met several men on the
road. and they asked him to go with them
and try and break lock in house which
they would show him. He did not, said he,
know that there was any safe belonging to
Adams Express in it, and went with them
(there were four of them) and saw the
house, broke the lock, and was afterwards
arrested and charged with robbery. He was
confined last night in the Central guard
house, and will be taken to Virginia this
morning. Washington Chronicle, 14th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, ncws.dealers, lll6 Main
street. .{9ys.s 'sar .:si r' >y-2se4tl
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sSsEE RENT.

LtH Rent. privately, a beautiful a.
/ hESl.'E rCf, with sixteen acres OF TX ks:i
'"-@t "a ~t,:tC lend attac c.led near CGmp Grant,
-o Na.a rom II. terminus Of the city street rail-
Key. II" nap OgtlncatS are ample II use brick,
with !sn room" q: kitchen. barn, ARD Stable. Can
h' cs -ci t3c tacee years, aud possession had at
ry.c. HILL & GDnDfN,
Real Estate Agents,
%, N,i,, SI-
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SUICIDE OF A. WOMAN, CAUSED: by DIS.
APPOINTMENT IN L0VE.--On Thursday night
a young woman named Mary ONeil alias
MolIie Cummins, living at Mrs. Rix's, on,
Main street, between 23d and Gath, com.
mitted suicide by taking laudanum. As
soon as it was discovered by the other in
mates of the house that she had swallowed
poison, and the effects began to be apparent,
physicians were sent for, and Drs. F. D.
Cunningham, B. &. McPhail, and j. A.
Simons promptly answered the summons.
But the poor girl was already too far gone
and although they remained at her side
nearly all night, using all the! remedial
agents within reach, she remained uncofi-
scious, and died at about daybreak.
Yesterday morning Deputy Coroner
Trent was notified Of the death, and III the
afternoon an inquest was held, with John
G. Teller as foreman of the jury, The evil
dence adduced was to the effect that the
deceased came to Richmond from Ports
mouth or Norfolk, Va, and had been here
only about two years. When she first
came she was employed as domestic in
very respectable family, but fell from vir-
tue, and, thrown out upon the world, be-
came woman Of the town. Her death was
ascribed to melancholy, caused by disap-
pointed love, and the name of the young
man upon whom she lavished her affection
without reciprocation was given by one Of
the witnesses.
The verdict of The jury was that the de-
ceased came to her death "by an overdose
Of poison administered by her own hands,"
She leaves an infant about six months old,
who will be taken care of by the Aims
house officials. - ,sr
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Grave Charges Against a Clergyman
He Declines to Answer Them Person.
ahly, and Resigns his TrsstOra1s,

IFrom the Troy Times OF Iucsday.l


Some weeks since there appeared in these
columns paragraph stating that grave ru-
mors in regard to the morals of an uptown
clergyman were in circulation. The name
Of the person was not given, us it was
hoped that he would be able to disprove
the rumors. Later developments render
this an almost impossibilty, and we now
feel called upon to give publicity to facts
that have for considerable time been in
our possession.
The clergyman to whom reference was
made is the Rev. J. w. Tucker, who in
June last was appointed pastor Of the Vail
avenue Methodist Church. He came origi-
nally from Southern Conference, and as
his credentials were without flaw he was
cordially welcomed by his ministerial
brethren: A few weeks since be, went
South on visit, his congregation having
granted him four weeks leave of absence.
Soon after his departure scandalous rumors
began to circulate. 1t was whispered that
4 woman was living III hudson who had a
child, Of which she said Mr.. Tucker
was the father. Inasmuch as it was
known that Mr.. T.'s wife was insane and
confined In a southern lunatic asylum, the
rumor was deemed a proper subject for in
vestigation, and the presiding elder of this
district visited the lady down the river.
She admitted that the child was Mr.. Tuck.
e's, but asserted that she was his wife.
Further Investigation brought to light the
fact that during Mr.. fuckers pastorate at
Granville, Washington county, this same
woman was known as his niece, and that
something in their actions caused Il great
deal of talk among the people, which finally
ended by the departure of the woman.
After ascertaining these facts, the elder
wrote to Mr.. Tucker and urged him to re.
turn and clear up these charges if he could
In response to this communication, Il letter
was received the other. day from the rev,
erend sinner which contained a g5fi5ral de.
NAL Of everything duplicating him, but
closing with the resignation of his pastor.
ate. This is taken by the majority of his
former congregation AZ u substantial admis
sion Of immoral practices. Mr.. Tucker is
said to be Il talented and effective preacher
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L6i
Andrews. Mrs. NJ. :.
Anthony. Miss II.
Rall. Mrs. j. =.
Rakrr, Miss VI.
BcardSlCy. Airs. $.
Rcanctt. Mrs, T.
Bowen, Miss +.
Boy,i. Miss /.
Buycc. Miss G..
Bowlaii. Mrs NJ. 4.
Ercrnulcr. Mrs. VI, X
ErIra, MISS NJ.
Brooks, Airs. Il. V.
Brown. &. .....
Brown, Miss NJ. 4.
.Krirrly, Mrs.
Brown, Ms. M. j.
Bryant, Mis-; +.
Eurky. Miss +. l..
Enckwatcr. Miss /. II
Burnett. Mrs. y. r..
Eur'S Miss i Il.
arlington, II.
Carter. Mrs. :.
Carlton. IL.
artcr, Miss l..
Chapl~ll. Mrs, s.
lark, Miss X. +.
Coleman. Miss I.
CONFESS. Miss l..
Cosby, Miss ).
Crump, Miss l. II.
Davis. Mrs. NJ. T..
lSanc. Mrs VI. j.
Dickinson, Mrs. III. Y
Docs, Mrs. J.
buunavant, Mrs. L. !
lmr, &.
FOX, Miss j.
Gales. Il.
Gale, Mrs. j. u.
Gillian, y isS VI,
Griffin, Miss Nj.
Gtcn, Miss II. 5.
GTavHs, MrS. f.
Gray, Miss +.
Green, Miss 4.
Hall, Mrs. j. &.
Harris. Miss ;.
Harris, Mrs. L. G..
Harris, Miss A. w
| Han siurd, Miss NJ VI
Harrington, Mrs. T..
Henry. Mrs. j.
Hines, Miss {. y.
tNiors, Mrs. l..
Hunter, Miss K.
! Hrn,!lcy. Miss I. 4,
Hudson, Mrs. y.
Hall, Miss NJ.
Jcriry. AIsS. &.
JctCr, Miss v.
johnson, Mrs. E. Il.
.i"!nl~ou, Mrs.
| Johnson, Nj S K J.,
Julruso,,. Miss l..
Ju;nt~"I:, G.
! Johnson. 1lrS. X.
,lni!r-. /.
| Juuc,, Miss VI. J.
| jones. Miss A. *.
Jones, Miss \. Is.
krudrtch, Mrs. V. {.
krrcJy. Mrs. ;.
Epr~, Miss VI.
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LIST OE LETTERS.

7 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
~ REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE OCTOBER ls 1870.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
Advertised
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.


GESTLEM
AIRY yorb
Ailcn + y
Anderson Io.
trrhrr e
atnn,,n t;eorpe 20,
a ,iiny W WN
H.res,, Il
nra~Iav. W. n.
Hrrcl,rr' &. <.
ri iii s. \
1n,rC- +.
Bott, I. r..
Rnokar -. ".
Krnncks II a.
Kurrs Il
Hrrnuip 4
Rrunnf q
RurE / ii
Rr,.i YIN, 7
Bullock, j. u.
Burt, G. ".
Bunt".d, L.
Rnt,S Enlona,
Cary, ". Il.
Carroll, M.
Cater, Ii.
Cartin, E. s.
Chat!w:ca, j. J.
Christian, r.
Clayton, Z. t:S
Clark, j..
Clark. =.
Coleman, 7. {.
Cotes, j tcol'di
Conner, =.
CORY W. Il.
Cowans, II. Y.
Conrad, l..
r-uc, j. L.
Cricilt1n, h
Crnw- y.
Curlis. Alex.
Cummings, John
DaLc2, j. W.
Dabn,N, {. Il.
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DOR RENT. 4 VERY IRAHLEs g.

k< va Llt--N n ~ f.a.a
I "EItk HOUSE situated Oh Tie ea i side Ss::I
,r ~ s'Tcct. h"Lwccu Clay and Leigh stress t.
Is. .l. !.iID rounlS. sHd ktruens" ith two rooms
$780, waie-, an'i otter cOHveuiruccs. Possession
o. 70 De had ...lu tJia.cIy. l.. -. "a 'i!t.
49, 1t Real Estate Ag;u'.
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(p>ENDALE CEMENT.-3OO barrels
a. - 4a'Ety daly expected. For sale by
a. i, LEE,
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I'tR RENT, TWO FIRST FLOOR GsA
4 kthr>, "i!tl Tire. places small dress s:t
.I"-rrDu connecting one front basemcnt-Tounl
aA4p-t out icN"I-. Oon. at No. 12i Main street,
- ""cL jih and IT.. Etrccfs, suitable Tor ltc &c
|"lmpGat lOn of small family wi:hou. children,
VI" professional Uili:r or for liGhI. rcEpec able
'@iac-s. iicLt 'car"I!dllC- Apply to
". Is. ROBINS, ie02 slain street.
IL y Ill IL - MI
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withdrawing himself from the daily life and
conversation of the community in which he
lived, nor thrusting himself upon the pub
lie affairs Of the nation, he has earned an
enduring title to something more than ad-
mtration from the one-to something more
than forgiveness from the other. It was the
hope of our fathers when they founded the
Republic that they had secured for us
through all time an exemption from those
cruel sconyulsions Of civil strife through
which all other nations had been condemned
to pass. That hope was vain. But it is still
permitted us to believe, despite the follles
and the crimes Of power perpetrated du-
ring the past five years, that our great civil
war may end, as none in history before it
have ended, without perpetuating to remote
generations the bitterness of our own pas
sions. To make this belief reality Is the
very noblest task which any true American
can set himself to-day. It can be achieved
neither by the people Of the South alone
nor by the people of the North. No see
tion can accomplish it, nor any party but
the steadfast cooperation alone of honest
and brave and generous men in all sections
and of oil parties. To oil such men the
oldier-citizen-and let us not shrink from
saying 1.-THE patriot, whom Virginia
mourns to-day, speaks from his grave, as
from his modest home he has spoken for
tive long years Of magnanimOus calm, words
full of warning at once and Of hope
'You see what mischief and what murder. too
bath been enacted through Your eunty;
n nnt y-n htrgfS SNp~ 1nAIl
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IS s.is ssses,e. 9ssa .a.& -
oa9a = 1a.s.Ft3 ef-. - uaaH
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EDE'S.iTE0SAg.

{ ~ RLOS &. MERA TAKES THIS
- "tt"c II informing III, friends and the pub
f'ht."sN ~ ne "ti continue To give les
'.lltr ~ Ma :" HD,.crI Languages, At / Is
% 4'h et.,,t. Terms liberal.
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THE PRESS ON THE DEATH OF
GENERAL LEE.
From the Fredericksburg Hcral,l.l ]

IFTUIl thc FFcuHrlCkSburg Hcrald.I
The intelligence of the death of Robert
E. Lee touched every heart with the deep
est grief. A nation Is In mourning, and the
entire world is sad at his demise. Ifs charac.
ter and life, without fear and without re-
are fresh In the memory Of his
codntrymen. He needs no eulogy. His
fame and name are emblazoned for all time
with the greatest and noblest of the earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03
BOOTS AND SHOES.
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
1S7 7 O.
w. r.. w 4 ID ID EY,
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
The subscriber has just received, and As7ing
bought at gold rates, can afford TO sell at prices
to suit the times, one of tho largest most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies' Gentle
mons, Misses and Children's Boots and Shnes
aver before offered for sale in this market. His
lone experience in tho trade has enabled him to
procure a stock manufactured from the best
material, and in desirable and stylish mannorr'
and on themo favourable terms; and, with ad-
vantages in his favor, he can afford to sell . as ;,
chesp as tho cheapest. A largo stock of n "a I
GOODS, suitable for tho country, 10 Whlcn he
invites the special attention Of country mer.
chants. All in want will do we'll to call at u
King street nDpy
NH 24-4m w. b. w ADD6l -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

J. W NAILS +. W. MALLS
MES W. MALLS & SON,
} 1877 King st., Aleya., Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters' Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Door
and Window Frames. Brackets, Mouldings,
Balusters, Of different patterns, and Newell
Posts. A largo stock of French and American
Glass, double and single thick. of All Sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White Wash
Brushes, Lewis Pure White Load, and other
brands o. tine quality, Putty, Turpentino and
Machine Oh. Also, Lime, Of superior quality,
Roofing. &c. A large stock of Pugh's celebrs-
ted Car Augers, and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establish ments
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinds
Of Building Material, promptly attended to.
Terms cash feb lift
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-03

GAS AND STEAM F1TTlN.'
"
VIM. COGAN,
No. Is North Royal street
Has constantly on hand large and c"'nplnte
assortment OF
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE l'h'!F
LIGHTS IN VARIETY ;
pORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA "nH
OTHER SHADES;7 r
CUT, GKOUND AND PLAIN GL h'129 :
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VA'->':'s.
and everything in the Steam Fitting Lln9 -,
Public Buildings and Dwellings furn :heG :;
and fitted up with Gas in the most suo*t"'IIal
Steam Work for Factories Mills, &c. pro mrl-
ly and faithfully executed; all ut prices WIN!
will give satisfaction. my o-tL