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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30
no. WEAVER,
JOHN CURRY,
y. W. MAHhM.

SECoND wARD-FifTH PRECINCT.-NoTIGE
- hereby Even that IN conformity tho provisions
oI ne charter q the oiS q WAshngt3n, an election
MONDAY 9Th Of June ne ID, ID md ONCE m ssafs
missioner OF the Second ward ogIncr Of New YORK ave
nue and Thirteenth street. Tor Mayor, member Of
Board o. Cemmon Council, AZ which said precinct tho
votes of Al WIN are registered In the said becond ward
o. the city Of MashngtIn tho initial letter q whose
names IL frum r 10 Y, Inclusive, viii DO received
Polls open at a m. and close a pm. ...
y. v. WAUGH,
MM. sIioRTkR, -. pIr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30
Election Notices.

U,oURTa WARD NTH PRRoNCT- NOTICE
II 4 hefahy nivpn that IN conformity 70 the pro.
visions Of NE ehelter % ihs 80 q WAshingtan, AZ
election v b hold 10 the hh precinct o. the fourth
Ward ~ MONDAY, eth Of june merit A. the corner o.
Thlrd apd streeta, Tor Mayor, two menbers q NE
n CorHuon Oouuc ~ which said precinct the votes
Al who No resstered IN The aid Fourth Hnrd 81 Ne
oly q Waahingtun, the initial letter % whao names
from 7 10 2, Inclusive M b receiyed.
Polls open AZ a m ard elQsa ALE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

SEvENTII wKRD-FIRsT PRE0INOTs-NoTiCR
- Il hereby given that In conformity 10 the provisions
Of the qhaTtaF q tho city Of WAsbagtj IN election
vi DO held IN the First preclnc Of the Seventh ward
on MONDAY, 6ih q June nsrt Al the corner of Fo1f
snda bali and stroets for Mayor, ono meuber Of the
Board OF Aldermen, and three mambera Of the board
Of Common Council, and an Assessor, Al which raid
proeinct tho votes Of all who are Registered In the sad
SoNonth ward Of the city Of WashinGton, the initial
received. ~
Polls spsn At a. No. and close attn. m.
.... S,AAEs (. n. BOWEN,
WILLIAM Z, BAILEY, .
A.P. SNYDER NJ.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

SEvENTH wARD-FIFTIi PRECINCT NoTlOK
d the charter Of the city u Washington an election
rand half and slIth streets, for Mayor. one mem
boz o. tho Hoard Of Aldefmon and three moubare Of
the Board Of Common Council, And Assessor. a
which aid pfoonot The votes q al Who Fuaisrad
initial letter q whose nAmos s nom Ito 2, ihoiusive
viii 10 reoalvod l... s........ T... #'.H..|.
'TI' n II JOSRPR v, H. WILKINSON,
GEORGE n THOMPSON, Z
.. JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30
ElectionNotices.

EiRsT wKRD-FIRsT FfiFoiNofl soTiIF d
q the ehaTtsr q tho cty o. Washingt1h a asslln
gll b held y The FTst Precinct q ~ Ilrs ard y
on11. Ne ~ 19aet between Nipeteenth nq4 Iran-
h9|I lor NAN 80 nhsIbef o. The Board OF Aldermnn,
aud ~ Aaaeef, a which nlid preoinct he vote qf ~
yho ~ A. y, ~ ff,t ssEd q ne ~ q
A 10 y. InclaaiFu, uiu y FeralFud
~ ~ TT.I KENNY HiMnUp
- ~ INANOfa TANrhNs.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30
J. y. wktuH,
MM, SHORrER, III
GEORGE / JILLARD,

THIRD WARD-F FIRST PIlRCINUT,-NOTIUK ~
hereby given that, In o9ntormly 70 the PROV visions
o. the charter u the city Of wAshnEton and election
vii be hold in tho first precinct Of the THIRD ward
MONDAY, gh Of JUNO mort, ~ " street between
seventh and Eighth strseta aoath side for Mayor,
member % the Board VI Aldermen, and three members
q The Board Of Common Council, and Asaosaor, AZ
which said precinct the NUtea Of ali who registered
IN the aid Third Ward o. the city o. waahinFton the
initial letter Of whose names Is from to ID, inclusys,
will DO received
Polls open al a, m. sRs s,S;, It
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

L'IFTH WARD. FiItsT fRkoTNor. -NoTIoE Is
q he ehasr u the city q Washington, election will
b held IN The frsi preoinet q the flfh Vard MON
and YePaYyanA s,ssse soathea., for MAy0t one mem.
Der o. The Board fAldermen and throe q the
Hoard Of Common Council, snd an Assssaor, ~ whish
aid precinct the votes Of ali Who are Registered IN the
letter Of wtose names 4 NON V D, inclusve W be
received
WILLIAM RARTLRTT
ANDREW TfNNEH,
A.P. MckKNNA,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

LNIIlsT WARD-sRCoND plitOINCr.-NOTIoE
visions o. nc charter of The city q washlngton, an
VI e9 hsd ~ t Seeond precinct q ne u,
sgA's once Nc Iss s'reeN between Elnstssnh ed
Aldermen, and three membefs Of the Board Of Com.
mon Couuel ard an Asssssr. a which aid pTyelnel
the yuea Of al who hro rcestefed In the said tittt
ward Of the city Of Mashlngtln, tho initial letter o.
whose nAmoa IL IRON 70 H. Inclusive, will be rooioved
palis opan AZ a m. ard close a b. M
WIifIfa ~ WoHMLRY
HENRY BURgH. .-.10.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

LITRsT WARD-THiRD PRRCfNor,. NOTICE rs
II hereby Eiysu that 10 o9qiqrmiiy y he prusislYus
will be hold ~ the Third precinct q NE llrit ward
on MoNpAY,s.h u Jane ngIk atJ, Il heeyes Car;
rve3.eth sreetA os Mayor, one membeI o. The Board
Common Council and Assessor, A WHICH said Pre-.
cinot the votes Of all who Ap registered IN tho uaid
Frut ward o. the eiy n WAahlnat M the hital letter
ooivcd
Polls opcn At u a m and olQss 81 D. n llL.- ..
MtgllAEt. Qu1gLEY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-30

CKvENTH W4RO-FoURTH PRRcINCT.-No.
- TICk Il herulJ given that In conformity 10 the
proyions q tho ehataT o. the ey Of Waahingf M an
election VIII DO hold - the Fourth precinct Of he Sow
betWeon hlIh and beyenlh streets for Mayor, one
~ I'D ~ w n2HIa ~ sna m
which aid precinct the yotes u All who Registered
10 The aad kavunth ward Of tho city Of Washington, tho
initial loiter % whose names Is from to s. lnelusiVe
viii be resolved. |f .H |"..'.. '
Polls open at 7 a N. and close Al D. M r..-
UT TOT THOMAS n, BMffHBON,
! .... GEORGE II. NEWMAN, "A
q. D, CLARKE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04


Police COURT, Justice j. j. White pre-
siding g.-Amos Mackln, charged with pull
ing down the fence of John O'keefe, was
discharged. " -
Elijah Edmunds (colored), charged with
stealing two knives and S14.70 currency
from the person of John Warwick case
continued until tomorrow. .m- -
Jack Finn was fined 81 for assaulting and
beating Joseph Plume. ;ffE IS. -..
Susan Hughes (colored), charged with
hcing disorderly in the Second Market
House !; discharged. -sa aea. Il s.
William Henderson, Eugene BlitZ, Thos.
r. Steele, Charles Leonard, John Lazarus.
Henry Hill alias Gallaher, William Martin,
James Morgan. Daniel Donly, and Thomas
Noctn were brought up as common thieves
and yagrants. These cases Of Steele, Leon
ard, Lazarus, and Donly were continued
until tomorrow and bail required in the
sum of $500 each the balance were dis
charged.
Robert Johnson, charged with picking
the pocket of Chus. II. Cabaniss and steal
ing pocket-book containing S35 and valu-
able papers, was sent on for indictment !;
bail refused.
John Meekins (coloreD paid 81 for as
saulting and striking EdmOnia Minor.
Daniel Bruce, charged with shielding
possession " OF watch and chain valued at
$50, the property Of William Quarles; ease
| continued until tomorrow. .,,.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

COLLISION ON THE RICHMOND, FREEERIcKs-
BURG AND PoToMAc RAILRoAD.-Un yester-
day, as the mail train bound South reached
the suburbs of the city on Broad street,
at Elba Park, 1t collided with the passenger
train which on its way to the Fair grounds
had been stopped on the siding. The ac-
cident was caused by the unaccountable
confusion of the switch tender at that
point. who, when the mail train had nearly
arrived at the switch, which was in the cor
rect position, suddenly changed it so as to
direct this train into the siding. But for
the immediate reversal of the engines the
loss of life and limb might have been fright
full. Fortunately, the shock was compara-
lively slight, and the passengers on the
flats (of which the excursion train was COM
posed) had sufficient time to Jump from
them. One Of these flats was thrown COM
pletely upon the top of the one next to it,
and both pretty we'll wrecked. The engine
of the mail train was deprived OF its pilot
and thrown from the roadway, causing a
detention of about an hour. Only one per-
SON was at all injured, and he very slightly
about the leg and back.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

A CARD.-To the Editor Of the State Jostraal
IN Justice TO myself and friends, deem 1. .neces.
sary to state t:.st my delinquent lists OF tsxea or
1869 have been prepared for the patt three weeks,
but could not BIZ certified to By the Auditor OF Pur.
lie Accounts until the sesslon Of The County
Court, November Tth. The amount Of the def
cheney, as stated is covered by The 6elfnqaent Est
referred to, and II the additional sum Of 81
viii I have marked paid, although uncol|ected,
be placed to my credit, the State would be my
de6tor on taxes Of 1869 several hundred dollars,
which have overp.ld from my personal funds.
Any deficiency am prepared to NEE. onsetile-
ment. a.= L. a. DAFlSs ls,
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AUCTION SALES THIS r,AY.

W. GODD1N will sell at 4 O'Clock r. NJ. the
''Davis Mapsi"n," located on Clay and 18th
streets. |'s 81.
w. GODDIE viii cell at 1o M. n valuable business
stand at the corntr OF Marshall and oh streets
W. GODDIN will sell at r. NJ, nj his Office T.
farm OF 1911 acres, In Henrico county, near
Hungary station.
RIO. II. DAVIS will sell at . r. NJ, at the Fair
drounts, fine blooded stock, etc. -
COOK LAUGHPON will sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
residence Of the late VIM. c. Dunham. house
hold furniture, carpets, .tc.
RICHARDSON q &C. win :ell at P. NJ. six
valuable building lots op 27lh, between o and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04
RrpUR11cAN NoM1NATIoNs FOR C1ry OF

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR Cry OF
r1CEs.-i he Republican City Convention
O'clock, and, after an exciting session Of
nearly nine hours, nominal ed the follow
ing ticket Mayor, John W. jenkins; Ser
geant, Charles S. Mills; Auditor, WIN. H..
Allderdice Commonwealth Attorney,
l.. Ell. Chandler; TreV,urer, John S. Dew
lin Sheriff, Michael Murphy; Collector,
III. L. PelouZe Commissioner of the Reve-
nue., julius G.. Fischer; Clerk of Chsncery
Court, a; L; haSurier; n: Clerk Clerk Of H,zsting;s
Court. VIM. Eisinger; High Con stable,
Tnos. 2. Wilkinson. r.-.e... .<.fa
This is the same ticket which was run by
the Radicals last May, with the exc eptior
Of jenkins in place Of Chahoon, q ILLS In
place of Wagner, and Eisinger in lace o
Printer. =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

p TRIAL OF JOHNSON Fl. SAsDs.-The Hus.
tings Court met yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, and proceeded with the trial OF
johnson II. Sands. The jury was duly en-
panelled, the following named jurors
being drawn, viz !: George A. Cunningham,
r. S. Chamberlain, William II. Pearce,
james W. New, John K. Mcrhail, jas. FL.
McCaw, Emanuel Rebman, John Eilet,
Edward Crouch, Elijah j. Crump, Francis
j. Hyde, and Wn. Suite.
The evidence of Emanuel Francis was
heard. and was substantially the same as
that given in the Chahoon trial. =
The court then adjourned until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

BuRyING OF 4 FLOUR MILL.-Intelli-
eence was received in this city yesterday
that the Bent Creek Mill, in AppomattoN
county, near James river, owned 10y Messrs.
T., p. Campbell & Co.. was consumed 6y
fire on the night of the 31st of October. 1t
is supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary, as no one had been in the build
inc for several hours before the fire took
place. The fire made such rapid headWay
that it was impossible to rescue any OF the
property except four barrels OF hour. A
LARGE stock Of flour and offal had accumu-
lared since the break in the canal, and the
loss is therefore quite heavy ESTIMATED mt
So. .000). on which there was only q partial
insurance. s... ..s. .ae..a. T. t.#.E# ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

SOMETHING New TO Us.-We clip the fol-
lowing from the Richmond Dispatch's list
OF horses on exhibition at the state Fair:
"'Lizzie Lee,' entered by Charles Chalk
lev, OF Chesterfield, which completely dis.
tanced all the crack naSs at the Petersburg
FAIR"
We never heard ct "Llzzie Lee" dis
taucing any horse at our Fair. She only
trottcl one race. We had horses here tnat
were faster than she ever was or ever VIII
he. The Dispatch is wrong" that's all.''-
Peiprshurn Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

BooTs, SHOES, TRUNKS, AND BAGs.-PrrsoHs
visiting the city to purchase their fall aud winter
supplies will find everything they may need In he
above line at the oldestablshed house OF JOHN
c. PAGE, Jr, 1903 Main St. eet His GOODS are OF
the best quality made in the country, and VIII oc
sold as low as they can be had anywhere. HIS
stock embraces all desirable styles, and Inc most
tastIdlo,s can hardly fail TO be pleased. Give him
a call See advertisement In another column. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA CANAL
COMPANY Meeting Of the Stockholders
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company was held at the office of the com.
pany yesterday evening, Mr.. McCancc il,
the chair.
The committee appointed to take into
consideration the report Of the President
and directors, the accomr anying d0cu-
mcntS, &C.. reported the following resolu-
tionS, which were unanimously adopted
ResOlUed. That the measures adopted by
the Board OF Directors in reference to the
repairs of the canal, and the negotiation OF
loans for that purpose, be approved and
confirmed.
Res0loed, That the president and directors
be, and they are hereby, authorized to ne
gotiate Il loan, and for that purpose to issue
The bonds of this company to an amount
not exceeding in the aggregate s500,000,
said bonds to be in sums of 500, or
some multiple Of 500, to be payable in
thirty-tour years after date or sooner, at
the option of the company, to bear six per-
centum per annum interest payable semi
annually ; and the president and directors
are authorized to execute q mortgage to Sc
cure the bonds aforesaid, by which Shall be
conveyed all the property real and personal
of said company and Its nett revenues.
Resolved, That the agreement OF the city
Of Richmond with the company as shown
by the minutes Of the City Council of Goth
October, 1870, and the agreement of the
city of Lynchburg with the company dated
18th of October, 1870, are hereby ratified
and approved.
Resolved, That the President and Direc-
tors be authorized TO adopt such measures
for the restoration of the North River canal
as in their opinion may be judicious.
The election Of officers was next entered
into, and Maj. Darlington was unanimously
reelected us President. On the part of the
private stockholders Capt. Compton, of Lex
ington, was appointed Il director ; on the
part OF the State and private stockholders
Col. Ii. c. Cabell was reappointed. The
directors appointed by the Board of Public
Works-Messrs. John D. Harvey, A. B.
Rucker, Franklin Stearns, and S. q. Tar
dy-stll continue to hold their positions.
The committee to examine accounts, ETC.
Messls. Thos. w. McCance. VIM. II. Hax-
all, and George A. Barksdale-were reap
pointed.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

{ MEETING OF THE COUNTY YSUPERrHTEsDEHrs
OF PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Pursua to adjourn
mcnt, Il meeting Of the County Superin.
itendents of Public Schools was held in the
Hall Of the House Of Delegates yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock-Dr. Rufner i'm the
chair. The following superintendents were
present: X. L. Carne, Alexandria; Jed.
IBrunswick :; j. L. Davis, Buckingham
'Thos, K. Dew Caroline; w. W.-1Rea6,
charlotte 3. A. Hancock, !. Chesterfield !;
G. 81. Peek. Elizabeth CITY and Warwick;
En-. Moore, Fairfax; C. NJ. Stlgleman, Floyd;
J. o. Shepherd, FluTanna ". .9E. Watt,
Gloucester ". A. Hiils Greenerand Madi-
| son; III. +. Coleman, Halifax .. b. Brown,
hanover; J. n, Powell, Henrico ); 81. Il.
Grlggs, Henry; j. II. Allen, James City
and York; J. NJ. Evans, King and Queen
and MiddleseX; A. Borst. King George and
Stafford; X: L. Williams, King William :;
7. Il. Cabell, Nelson; Thomas W. Sydnor,
NottoWay; Robert Frayser. Orange Geo.
W: Dame, Pittsylvania; N. W. Raney,
Prince George and Surry j. W. Grabili,
Shenandoah, and John Howisop, Spotsyl-
yania. Er-'g 5;F'''' i7>'A',-.
The business of the meeting was princi-
pally the discussion of the system of nav
Tor the teachers in the public schools and
cussion several gentlemen engaged.
DIR. Scars thought that there should he
vast difference in the pay of these teachers
as well as In their station in the schools in
whsch they taught. A young teacher, for
instance, could not be justly entitled to
salary exceeding $500; but il depended,
too, upon the merit of the teacher as well
as the number of scholars be or she taught;
aud if there are grades of teachers there
should be grades OF schools, and young
teacher might finally merit n salary of three
or four thousand dollars, or as his own
merit might demand. %f.
Mr. Sydnor hoped the meeting would
well weigh what the learned, wise, and able
gentleman before him had said, AZ he had
given some excellent tuition.
DR.. Sears was asked by one of the super
intendents to state for the benefit Of the
meeting what would be the system of the
distribution Of the funds in his charge as
the agent Of the Peabody fund ior thia
State?
The Doctor replied that for every we'll
regulated public school, with regular III
tendance of not less than 100 pupils, kept
for ten months, with ut least one teacher
for every 80 pupils, the trustees of the Pea
body Educational Fund will pay $500, pro-
vided that i'll each ease the people them
selves VIII pay nj least twice as mulch Tor
the amount OF expenses as the trustees pay;
for 900 pupils, under the same conditions,
the trustees will pay 5000 for 800 pupils,
$1,000.
They will aid no schools of less than 100
pupils, and do not pay over 81 900 but by
special arrangement for the colorcd schools.
The trustees at present are paying about
two.thirds of the amounts named above.
The rest of the evening was spent in the
discussion of unimportant matters; after
which the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

THE VIRGINIA STATE DENTAL AssoCIA-
TIoN.-At n meeting of dentists from differ
ent parts of the State, convened last night
ut the Office of DR.. .Judson B. Wood, for the
purpose Of organizing Dental Association,
Dr. James f. Thompson. of Frederlcks-
burg, was called to the chair, and explained
the objects OF the meeting; after which DR..
George f. Keesee was appointed secretary.
On motion, Drs. Hugh Mc(i. Grant, Jud-
son i. Wood, Il. NJ. Henley, Geo. B. Steel.
and John W. Scribner, were appointed a
committee on organization, who suhse-
qllcntIy reported 4 draft of 4 constitution
and bylaws for the government of the asso-
citation, which, after some discussion, was
adopted.
While the committee was absent the
chairman read letters from several members
Of the profession regretting their inability
10 bc in attendance on their deliberations,
but concurrirg in the objects OF the organi-
| Zation.
After which, the following permanent
| officers were elected for the ensuing year :
| DR.. Jas. +. Thompson, of Fredericksburg.
| President DR.. Hugh MEG. Grant, of
! Abingdon, First Nice-P President; DR.. Wm.
NJ Dorset, Of Powhatan. Second Nice-Pre-
sident DR.. j. NJ. Henley, Of King and
Queen, Third Vice President DR.. George
L. Keesee, Of .;ichmond, Secretary Jud
son B. Wood. Of Richmond, Treasurer.
Executive Conamittee.-Dr. Jas. A. Chap
man, OF Caroline; F.. 4. Jeter, OF Blch
mond: DR.. Hugh NEG. Grant, OF Abingdon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

CoNFEcTIoNERIEs.-W advise all. who want
con e ctIonerles to go to BossIGux's, 14l2 Main
street. He has tremendous stock His house -
filled from bottom to top. We had no idea there
was such n stock south of Philadelphia BE mas
the advantage Of buying for cash, and can seh ~
low as New York jobber;. He is also ogent for
Atmore,s Mince Meat, which he sells, as also fresh
neaches and tom atoes, at pa ;kers' prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

III, 900 REWARD is offered by the proprietor OF
DR., PIERCE's Ait, Ext or Golden Medical Dis
coyery for Il medicine that Will equal II In the
cure Of all severe lingering coughs liver COM
plant, or billousness, and all diseases arising
from impurlty OF the blood, as eruptiohs, pim-
pics, bIotches, and bolls. Sold by druggists
pamphlet sent cree. Address DR.. r. V. PIERCE.
RuffaIo ". Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

WATKINS & BROTHER mske their report this
morning Of the state of the Wood marker. eFrosn Z
present appearances, Wood is bound go up IN
price before long. They therefore advise thelr5
friends to buy now. They have on hand the very
best dry oak Sawed and split) for cooking, and
perfectly dry forest pine for kidding. Although
wood Is scarce, they still Sell at The same price.
Office ut the factory. Canal street, between 1o-n
and nth streets. y. ,.s-, T., -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

Z The MUNICIPAL. ELECTION CAsE.Cln ,nls
case in the Court Of Appeals on yes.efaiay5'
the argument OF Judge Ould was eohcsuusa.
and Mr.. Neeson. for the petiuohefs, Was s
heard. The case was then gwen W wv
court which took time 10 consiuer' ai'o ao'
ionrr,ed until tomorrow morning,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

Nor TO BE FogGorrEN.-Don't forget that
the ladies of Belyldere Baptist Cnul ch, on
Oregon Hill, are holding tirst-ciass Fair
in their neW church edifice, at the corner
of Pine and Spring streets and especially,
don't forget that it is due to these beneyc-
lent ladies' that everybody should help them
out in their noble enterprise. .- sos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

JOHN II. TYLER 4 Co. formerly Mitchell q Ty-
ler). importers and dealers In fine Swiss, French
English, and American watches, silver and SILVER.
plated ware spoons and forks. and the latest styles
ofelegant diamond, pearl, stone, cameo, etsuscah'
and fine Paris enamel and other beautiful ps:terns
Of .jcwelry. Sole agents for Patek Philnppe q
Co.'s celebrated Geneva watches. Al the Ola sIaDot
I3J9 Main sfy>eat .t ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

TNE CTHCuilAc!ON OF THE III PATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMRlNED CIR
CTlAgluN OF ALL THE OTHER DAu.y
NFW WSPAfFE3 OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

FARMERS and others visiting the city, tn want
of wauoDs or carts, will do WILL 70 cau on A.Bs
LIpscoMB, ia Cary street 90 GETS ssi5 5sfslS
He has new and secondhand carts and wagons
ON hlnd and for sale at reasonable rates, nad wlil
recci ye orders from any part OF The State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

BusISEss.-We saw at that old standard eoniee-
TONER. BossIEUx's, l4l2 Main street. Last week,
over teo hundred boxes candles marked for An-
g,sta and Marietta, Ga. and Nashville, Tenn, ana
other far points We like 70 sec it, for his Il an Old
cs abiished house OF twenty-five Years siandiugs
and I'm eveyy WAY reliable. s.... !, i,,,yf N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

WHAT DID 1T2-Lyon's Kathsiron made my
hair soft, luxurianr and thick, and Hagan's Mag
II Jlsa Balm changed that sallow comptexton into
.he marble beauty you now see. This ts emphatic
CALI tho language OF all who use these articles. A
fue hcsd OF hair and 3 Ieanee complexion are the
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Is the bloom of youth. II makes a lady OF thirty
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