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Complexion Fresh and Epoties.-Tbis
element OF beauty depends upon condition Of
the blood, and the vgor with which n the Vital
fmd meandering through the small veins which
underie the cce Is OF rich and ovvs freelv
under the exterior the completion WIN
PHUR POWDERS by tonng the circulating vssseis snd s
pryns the blood Of any impurities contaip sOon re-
move pimp ootches and every species of
eruption from The face arms bosom part body
less sky ~S'~.-
Sold BY drdggists One package 10 powders 81 sx pack.
nges E2 b0. Mailed Free Money at our risk
HALL 4 RUCKEL, 2l8 Greenwich street. Now Yovk
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The Weather.

LONDON, May II, 1870.
The weather to-day Is delightful, with light
breeze from the west.
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Conservatism.

PARIS, May II, 1870
The Constitutional (semL Loficial organ) demands
shas the laws be applied in their vigor to the cases
OF all who attack the constitution ana that full
penalties be visited on members Of the International
Workingmen's Society convicted Of creating dis.
order.
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Foreign ssGerymund.rIna.,,

PARIS, May II, 1870.
native OF Belgium, who was discovered during
the eacton among the voters at one of the polling
places arrested and has since been sent out OF
tho country.
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All the wlgwams Deserted.

The customary jubllatlons and spread-eagie-bun-
combeside-show-e mass meetings ct the
headquarters OF the various political factions dtd
not take place last night Tammany Hall was silent
and deserted, the republican headquarters were
dark and untenanted and Masonic Hall, In Thtr-
teenih street. refused to echo even q wall Of tho
lost Young Democracy. Peace to their names.
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BntcheIor's Hair Dye-The Rest In tho
world The only perfect dye harmless, reliable. nstant
neous Factor ID Bond street.
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Tho woman's Rights Question.

AONDONt may II, Io1U.
The Poor Law Board rules that women cannot
lawfully act as parish guardians, and that conse.
quently Miss BurdettCoutts Is Ineligible to that
once In the parish Of Bethnal Green.
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TARCRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
>~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>-
French Constitutional SOlemniteS and
Parliamentary independence.
.~.~~-~~~~~,~~~~-~~~~~>~~
Paris Conservatism Against Conspiracy and
Industrial Combination.
The Spanish Throne Question
Difficulty.
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Christopher Columbus Memo
ry in Rome.
Christopher Columbus Memo
1sV i'm II OInno
Tho English Theatrical
fund Banquet.
FRANCE.

Tho New Cabinet and the Legislature.
PARIS, May IT, 1870.
The new Cabinet rs viewed with considerable
astonshment and no little dissatisfaction by the op-
posilionists in the Legislative Body.
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Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry SELLING
At reduced pces also taken in exchange and bought
cash. GEO G. ALLEN, 5l3 Broadway, under ST. Ncholaa
Hotel between Broome and Spring Streets Formerly as
broadway. IIs- ~
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General Conference of the Methodist Pro-
testant Church. f.

DALrAMOfsh, may IL, 1871.
In the General Conference Of the Methodist Pro.
testant Church fraternal messengers to the next
General Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church and the next General Conference OF the
Methodist Church were appointed.
Fraternal messengers from the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South were received at ten o'clock A. M.
II was ordered that Lynchburg, Va, be the place
OF meeting Of the next General Conference OF the
Methodist Protestant Church.
The committee appointed to ascertain what con-
lerences were recognized by the Montgomery Con-
ventlon maze report, to which resolution was
appended that this General Conference is cothel
with conventional powers. Adopted
Considerable discussion took place over the mo.
ton to amend the report, after which the Con.
yentiOn adjourned.
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Corns, BuniOns, Enlarged Joints and MIR
diseases OF the feet by ZACHARIE TOO
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Cristad0ro's Umrivailed Hnir Dye.-So1d,
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
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THE ELECT.

Justices of the Court OF Common Pleas.
Hamilton w. Robinson Richard L. Larremore
Joseph f. DAILY. Char.es H. Van Brunt.
Justices OF the Marine Court.
George Shea. PhIliD J. JOaChimeen
William Ii. Tracy.
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A.--For Stylish and Elegant Hat Go to
ESfENsCHElD. Manufactures, No. IFS Nassau street :
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Tho Radical Press.

: General Charles Mario Augusie Goyon (senator
died to-day. He was sixty-eght years OF age
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A single Trial Of Mrs. wlnslow,s sooahi,

A Single Trinl OF Mrs. Winslew's soothiug
SYRUP for children teehng yet failed to relieve the
baby and overcome the prejudces OF the mother viii rs
lieve the little sufferer Immediately II not only frees
the child from pan regulates the stomach and boves
wind coc acdty and cures dyxcnerv and
darrhea gives rest and health tho child and comforts
the mother
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A.-Taunin1 the Scalp.-AH tho Hair Dyes
and their conseners the coorers restore 60,
the scalp; PHALON'S vITALIA, OK SALVATION FOR
does not stain the AKIN, = = - "
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RELIGIOUS.
Protestant Episcopal Convention OF the
Diocese of Long Island.

Protestant Episcopal Convention OF the
Diocese of Long Island.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May II, 1870.
The third annual Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese Of ong Island as.
sembled in the Church OF the Holy Trinity at half
past ten O'Clock this morning. Morning prayer was
read by Rev. Dr. Duane rector of the Church Of the
Messiah, Brooxlyn the Psater by Rev. Mr.. Pearson,
the first lesson by Rev. Mr.. Partridge, rector OF
Christs church, Brooklyn; the second lesson by
Rev. Mr.. Moore, rector OF st. Georges church. Hemp
stead; the creed and prayers by Rev. Mr.
Reilly, rector OF st. Marks church, Islip
the ante communion service was taken by the
Right Rev. Dr. Littejohn, bishop of the diocese
lyn read the epistle. The anthem was taken from
the eighth psalm OF the Psalter. After singing, the
Rev. DR.. Smith, rector of st. Georges, Flushing.
delivered the sermon from the text Acts xvii. 1o'
The offertory and prayer for the whole state OF
Enrlsvs cnnrcn n militant a was read oy Rev. Dr. Van
Rev. Mr.. Paddock, rector OF st. Peters, read the
exhorration and general confession. Rev. DR.. wal
bridge, rector OF the Emanuel church, BROOKLYN
read the comfortable words Rev. Dr. Sclenk, rector
ofSt. Ann's church, Brooklyn took post communion.
IN their distribution by the officiating clergy.
After recess Of half an hour the Convention re.
AT five O'Clock the Convention Adjourned to meet
tomorrow al ten O'Clock.
Tao General Conference of the Metbod,..
Episcopal Church SOnth.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. May IT, 1870.
The General Conference OF the Methodist Epis.
copM Church South met at the usual hour to-day.
Bishop DoGgett presiding. A large number OF re-
ports OF committees Of no general Importance were
introduced and laid over.
The memorials from Louisville and st. Louis in
reference to the removal OF the Book Concern were
reported back for action and after long discussion
were Withdrawn. The Baltimore delegation insisted
on its removal to that city, and prOtracted debate
followed, during which Dr. Bond intlmated that the
Book Concern, like an old ship, II moved would
fall to pieces; that It's condition would NOT
bear investigation This was repelled by DIS. Red
ford and Greene. The whole question was finally
referred to special committee OF nine.
After considerable debate on the reports Of the
from the minority report was adopted
Resolved That endorse the Of the last General
Conference In reference Biblical Connection with
existing colleges, but available for training
young preachers. faa
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Verifying the Plcbiscitum.
The Mission to Vienna.

To morrow there viii be public meeting of the
Corps Legtslatif to count the votes.
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Death Of a General.

nnIc, uuy II, IoIU.
1t is reported that the Prince de Ia Tour dAu.
vcrgne has been nominated as Minister to Vienna.
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TO order Of New York Mills ut sea per dozen TIAND
MADE" Send for circular and measurement blank 10 iii
up Sent FREQ.
NOTICE.
Send your orders direct to me. Tho "NEw YOKEw
SHIRT s sold In the coun-
terfeis and my goods are genuine unless my
autograph tho shirt and box
LEONARD 3. BALLOU, Agent
r,u.n,or ~ ~. }Cslebrated "F. Y. g." and
A"v'"'"' " '"0 I the New Yoke" Shirt
ONLY DEPOT 206 BROADWAY NEW YORK
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The Regiclde Conspiracy.
Hopeful Authorizations,

The police continue the search for and arrests OF
parties implicated in the late conspiracy.
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PARIS, May II, 1870.
La AdrseHlatse has been condemned for offence
Against the Emperor and for exciting hatred and
contempt for the government. The author of the
article specified has been sentenced to six months
imprisonment and fine Of ,oOOf, and the managing
editor to imprisonment for one year and fine OF
T,000f. The tribunal also decreed the suspension Of
the publication Of La Marseiuatse for two months
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STATE VOTE For COURT OF APPEALS
JUDGES.
The following Is the vote OF the State, excepting
New York city. as far as received. The figures Ia.
dlcate majorlties-
Church, Ss,de,s.
Counties. Dem. k,yu
groome, four towns. ............. 70
Cnemung. ............ ....s..... I0O -
Chenango. i've tOwns...... ....... I04 ft -
Oortlandt Two towps. ....u...... o.
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A.--For Stylish and EIcgant Hat Call on
D0UQAN, 103 Nassau street, corner or Ann. =
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PARIS, May II. 1870.
The Emperor Of Austria and the Empress of
France WIN be the godparents Of the expected child
of the Princess Metternch.
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WTruth MT Last,s Created Quite Sensation
the other day or that vrush" have nothing
say truth first and last ID. that KNOX the Halter
Sls Rrosdway sells aysh uobby ha tho best
tnshed hat tho most durable hat the very best hat n a
wRsl's Ns matter wlts KNOX. This Z wea MstR.
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Gcntlenen's Hats, Dress nnd Undress, for
spring and summer wARNOCK 4 CO.. 6S Broadway.
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, Bandnzess &C.,
Improved patterns, correct adjusmsn- Al SEELEY'2
establshment No. 3 Ann street. g. l.Is
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SHIRTS, Collars, Cuffs and Drawers. Un.
5ivalisd In style and mauufachre, At UNION ADAMS 3
CO.'S, No. 6S7 Broadway.
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sEissisguoi Spring Water Cures Bright's Dis
Scroula Cancer and all mpuritos of the bod olA
by ali leading druggists.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at his 5alcsroom,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, n large lot Of superior
household ant Kitchen furniture.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
store of Mrs. L. r. Jones, No. dla Broad
street, stock OF millinery goods, jcwelry,
showcases, &c. @.s.'
LINE q BROTHER will sell at S P. NJ. q small
framed store, fixtures, &c., at the corner OF
Fourth and Cary streets. a.-'f 81
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at Il P. M. three
building lots at the northwest corner of Main
and Culrert streets, in Sidney. .-.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Will also sell at p. NJ. two
building lots on the southwestern corner OF
Franklin and Henry streets.
A. w. ROsENE, High Constable, will sell at 10 4.
M, nt Headquarters saloon, Twelfth street be-
tween Msin and Cary, bar-ixtures, furniture,
pictures, &c.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 2. NJ, al
Caskie & Brothers. stemmery, corner Twenty.
first and Cary Streets the fixtures pertaining
10 large tobacco stemmery.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell for the ccm.
missioner ut IL M. farm near the Deep Run
turnpike about seven miles west or Richmond
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MONUMENTAL HoTEL.-Learningt that an i'm
preston still prevails that am about to leave the
Monumental Hotel for some other locality, take
this method Of informing my friends and the pub
lie generally that such Is not the case. I have
leased the hotel, and shall continue to keep It in
the same style and on the same terms as before.
Believing that Thaye given satisfaction In times
past my aim in the future shall be to give greater
satisfaction than before my motto being '.On-
ward and upward To this end no effort on the
part Of myself and my assistants shall be want
ing. If good fare prompt attention. polite SER
wants, cheerful rooms, clean beds, q bar supplied
with pure liquors, Absence OF fuss and parade and
terms IS moderate as can possibly afford to make
them, viii suffice to attract and retain patronage,
then may hope to claim fair proportion OF 1t.
The situation OF the Monumental Hotel, on The
corner of Ninth and Grace streets, fronting Capt.
til Square on the east, st. Paul's church on tho
south its proximity to The public offices, the
principal business streets, the places alike Of
amusement and devotion, with Its ample porchcs,
with the street cars running right by the door,
make 1t, perhaps, tie most accessible, healthful,
and desirable home for the traveller to be found
In the metropolis Of Virginia. The charge is only
two dollars day, and all ask is call.
.. j. s. DODSON, Proprietor.
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To THE PUpLIC.-I design addressing respect
full rcmonstrance to the Council against their re-
solution removing me from he Office Of City Col
lector. am advised that my right to the office Is
unqucstiOnable. Even II 1t were doubtful, some
regular proceeding should be adopted to remove
me. not an arbitrary resolution Of removal with
ont csusc assigned, and without notice. such
proceeding Is furious to the public interest and
unjust and unfcelng towards me, as conveying an
implied lmputation on my personal and official
Character. / shall welcome any regular judicial
proceeding to test my right. Whatever Injury
this cour~c pursued towards me m ay infIct on tho
interests OF the city, ain not responsible for 1t.
shall proceed In the regular discharge of my duty
Us an officer. WILLIAM +. DAVIDSON.
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IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS The
old and reliable house of .. Fl. CHALKLEY 4 Co.,
Thirteenth street, have large stock of sole
leather, caf-skins, pegs, thread, shoe-last5, and
Surroundings OF every description. Also, large
st 'ck OF Straits and tanners OILS which they
are selling at lowest market rates. If In want we
would advise you To give them call.
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GEORGE W. DE HAvEN's g,.a

VI SENSATION CIRCUS
"tEh ciL cAaMBEk HILL FoR 81 G4CN-
sEPTEMBER 18TH and 10Th, ONLY.
novelty 'H grand and Sublime FEE RxKTBi. iisi.
TION. The management, at an, enormous ex-
peh'e nAVs MISS pss'oeTT LoTTIE ri sfsF.vci 81 GLAZE
the only Female Aeronant IN the world, who will
wonpERFUlyy fHly Bihe BnnE9eS 1pe q hhss6ssss1oss hss
in the mammoth air snip "Sity Of New York.
O'Clock daily from the circus lot. 7.
the this Great
u A''N ~ MAzEPPA; = r.
TIE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY,
dramarized and arranged expressly for this COM
pany by r. e. ]. Miles, Of the Nat.onai Theatre.
cenee heretofore unsurpassed. Tho sifsed and won
derful French female actress,
MADEMorsELLE LIE BURTE,
VIII M'Ien rPRsszz zULsizIP.p q LMsiizfsPpa:
the Mss EsRss ksS1E S1sFrsosk Fok z Aerial Fairy
rns the oHRsS'Hs M1SDsRSptfa Rsqfssrisnne, Eliza
the sssasy snnE Efsff
the celebrated Drsnos 81 sfSkEs r6G EEsussrienio Artist
win MS snsoPSHaaa Mr. PGHakHEg RfHEge LoWERY q
the celebrated Horseman. -
MONS. SEYlL4LA. r,ft
the renowned Equestrian, from the Cirque Napo-
... leon, Paris. rtt rE1sE
JAMES WILSON,
the Dashng Equestrian.
TIE DAVENP DRT BROTHERS.,
In Lheir Wonderful Acrobatic Feats.
SIG. BLISS, -
The Man Fly,n In his startling and miraculous
AntipOdean Feat.
MONS. RICARDO, at25
the Modern Samson, In his wonderful athletic feats.
Bliss Brothers Three Great Clowns-Jimmy Rey-
nolds, Americas favorite jester Il. II. Scam on,
the unique and comical; the wonderful gym
| together with full and complete troupe Of Eques-
| trf4ns, Gymnasts, and numerous auxiliaries In
| the way OF kquines. Ponies, &C.. AT each per-
| formance will be introduced the wonderfully Edu-
Gated Horse COMET; also the Comic Trick Mules
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PYTHTAs TEMPLE.-The Order of Knights
OF Pythias, which has increased so rapidly
In this city, have in contemplation the erec-
ton Of large and handsome structure for
the accommodation of its different Lodges.
there will be a meeting of the Building
committee at halfpast 5-o'clock this eve
ning In the office of the commissioner Of the
revenue in tho City Hall, HsEE
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"Thc Three Brothers," "Loved not Wisely,
but Too WelI,n The woman OF Business" re-
suit, the "Young Duke - ana the "Lady OF the
Ice ~ became Man and Wife," All1heir friends
are requested to call on them ut ELLYSoN & TAY-
LOR'S, llIG Main street. # .t ....'-
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AWoRD AS TO YOUR WANTs.-If you want 4
plain suit or llnc sut, business suit or dress
suit In word, Ii you want anything in the way
Of 2cnicmcn'S wcar-call at the old-established
house OF r.. B. SPENCE & SON. 1900 Main street,
where your every want and desire as to the male
rial and cut, style and finish, will be supplied at
the very lowest living prices.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
PosT-OFFICE SEPTEMBER 15.-V. Palmer,
Glenn Post-off1ce, Va; William Price, PHI.
adelphia, Pa; George Strange, Memphis,
Tenn; j.. F. Talbot, University of Vir-
ginia J. W. TURNKEY, Franklin, va.
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city. It is to be composed exclusively of
Germans, and the work will be done in the
German language. i"
The following are the officers selected at
on informal meeting, and to be installed on
Friday evening next: Isaac Hutzler, v.
v. e.; = Charles isei, T. Lo,ehr, R. R. 5. Otto Cam,
mann, T. s. ;"Jobn Marxhausen, banker;
Aug: Blenner, guide !; l.. Michel, I. S.; G..
Robinson, D. S. gS d. fa ~
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"a. ELLYsCEf 4 90. Will Insert advertfseuientsi in
the principal ne~spapersiE Virginia, North Caro-
Tina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, 1t pub
i,sbers' rates. for cash. Apply 1T this ONCE
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WORTH MORE THAN 1T CosTs-the protection
offered in general accident policy issued by the
Travellers Insurance Company OF Hartford, CT,
through e. COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent,
lll9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR and picking spices
can be- had at w. ID. BLAIR q Co.'S, corner Ninth
and Main streets. Their stock Of fne liquors.
teas, and family stores, Is selected from the first
hands, and offered at moderate profits.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATEs.-Candidate for
office can have their cards. circulars, handbills,
ETC., printed promptly and at low prices at the
Dispntch printing -house.
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Sun rises. ........... $50 hioon rfses....... a2s
s;un sp.s ............ 6.l0 High water $50
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT GMBER II, 1879.
ARRIVED .rs.#
Steamer State OF Maryland, TEayers, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, W. L. Brett.
schooners Samuel II. Tr.yers, meekins, and II.
e. Ely, McAllister, Pniladelphia, coal, s. II.
HaweS.
Schooner Bee, Hern, Hayre de Grace, coal, Et-
tenger 81 Edmond.
Schooner j. B. johnson, Smith, Philadelphia,
coal, L. Dillon. -,
Schooner Sarah j. Vaughn, Vaughn, PhiladeL-
phIa, coal. 8. p. La hrop,
Schooner William, North, Baltimore, coal, City
Gas Works. --Z
'.rt' -'. SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, GtEord, Norfolk, mel
chan,:lsc and passengers. l.. B. Tatum.
Bark Rosa Brae DR. J, BrimaSe, Liverpool, To-
bacco and wheat, Lee, Seldom & Co.
mSMoRANDA.
WEST POINT, September A.-Arrived, steamer
Admiral, keybold, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, York kiver Railroad Company and
sailed on return.
-ACQUIA CREEK, September N.--Arrived steamer
lronsldes, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto
mac Railroad, and sailed on return.
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..AMusEMENTs
poLLER-sKATING
4N ar sT. hLfsAr,s uarY

This fascinating and hesIthfu, .,.-...,
pc eont,nued at the above hail untii isrrer one
(Which the Association are negotiating TO have
The assemblies win take place Morn.v
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AETEFEoGNts'
and TuEsDAY, THURSDAY, and SATuRDAY
"A BAHD WIN be In attendance at fhe nfost a.
semblies, and PROFESSIONAL sKATER vi, aI1
be at all Of the assemblies, and viii show what
skill may be obsatned by o little practice.
two following lettePs-one from DR.. YANprIIN
for twenty-five years or more - professor In the
louisville Medical Colege. and wen known
Bishnn MCINTYRE ,s.,,y .e...gts- 80.
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We have received from Messrs. Ellyson s.
Taylor, those enterprising newsdealers, No.
lila Main street.: Harper's Magazine for
October. They will furnish the public with
all Of the leading fashion monthlies, &c.
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j. 3. WATKINS, No. I'LL Main street having
his new machinery for the manufacture OF kind
ling and cooking-wood in full operation, solicits
orders for it and for all kinds coal and COKE at the
lowest Dricps
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EXPORT OF TOBACCO AND WHEAT.-The
British bark Rose Brae, Captain Brimage,
of Liverpool, with cargo of 450 hogsheads
of tobacco and 10000 bushels of wheat,
shipped by Lee, seddon & Co., sailed yes
tpriaV. II - =
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-All kinds Of school circu-
lars, reports &C., executed at The DtgpatGt office
Us cheap as the cheapest.
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes.
with your card printed on them, for only % per
thousand, at DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE.
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uGEaaAN LODGE KNIGHTS OF PyTHIas.-
Grand Chancellor Wade has issued q dis
rensation for the organization OF Germania
Lodge, No. 10, Knights Of Pythias, In this
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MOUNT LAUREL SCHOOL.
I1 HALIFAX COUNTY, Va.
REV. JCIi \ Il. CLARK, Rector and Principal;
ROBE kT B. WINSTON. T. sSociatc Principal.
SESSION FROM FIRST OCTOBER TO
FIRST JULY.
This school is situated at MOUNT LAUREL,
pleasant and very Intelligent village, III l healthy
country, four miles from Glover Station, kicll-
mond and Danrilc railroad. ana combining ail
the advantages Of society both in country and
village life.
The instruction In The classical and English
courses, and IN French, will be careful and tho
rouch The discipline while strict aud watchiul,
will yet he parental: and III. Influences In the
school and surroundings vii! be Christian and
regular attendanc" II church every sunday Hlong
with teachers and other friends will be Il part OF
the course.
$50 .ru in good families In the village, besides the
rcCtor'S, and imEcdi :try uuLcr his supcriutend-
ance can lie had ior $3.50 per session including all
charges. Tuition, ESQ. Board and tuition pASa-
hle IN a,ivance-Une half lSt October and 18TH Feb
ruaEr. For circulars and any Information apply
10 REV. JOHN T.. CLAhk.
Mount Lcurcl Halifax county, Va.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-15

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