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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

LADIES desire what men admire, and this little
thing is beauty. What do we say Is beautiful? A
transparent complexion and a luxuriant head of
hair. What Will produce these ? HAGAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM will make any lady of thirty appear
but twenty, and LYONS kATHAIRoS will keep
every hair In It's place AMI make 1t grow like the
April grass. 1t prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandruff and Is the finest hair
dressing In the world, and at only half ordinary
cost. II you want to get rid of sallowness, pim-
pies, ring-marks, moth-patches, ETC., don't forget
the Hagu Ola Balm, ladies. ... .-. .
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VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY, &C., At AUc-
TIoN.-1he particular attention OF tobacconists
and o,hars is called to the sale of Mr.. f. r, Pill
knson's valuable tobacco factory and fixtures, to
take place this afternoon, the lst of August, 1870,
ut o. clock r. NJ. This IS, without doubt, one Of
the most complete establishments Of the kind In
this city. The sale will be conducted by yelling
ton Goddn real estate agent and auct!oLeer. See
advertisement elsewhere, by w. w. Crump, tru:-
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE is fast becoming rs
popular In this country as any branch Of UNDER
writing, and the small premium required to pur-
chase this insurance Is certainly practical In
vestment. The TRAYELLER'S INSURANCE COM
PANY, Of Hartford, Conn.,, was the first, and Is
now the only, company in the United States wri-
ting. these policies. They can be obtained by let
ter or application by addressing f. COURTNEY
JENKINS, State agent, lllo Main street, Rich
mind. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-01

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-J. j. White,
Police Justice, preslding.-The case against
Hiram W. Tyler for violating the ordinance
prohibiting the burial of dead bodies at
any place other than burying-ground
owned by the city, was dismissed.
Mary Jane Purcell, an old offender, was
up again for the 999th time for being drunk
and disorderly in the street, and fined 81
for being drunk and required to give secu-
rity in the sum of $50 for her good beha-
vi0r.
William Henry Thomas (negro) was
called to answer charge of felonlously en-
tering the house of Louis Staudc in the
night time, with an eye to plumber. Case
continued until Tuesday morning.
Hannah B. Dixon (colored), for unlaw-
fully and maliciouSly prosecuting Julia
Mitchell (colore(D, was acquitted OF that
charge, but required to give security in $50
to keep the peace.
Catharine Cumber and Tishy Brown
(coored), for abusing and threaten
ing Mollie Smith. Katy was discharged
and Tishy fined.
Mary Robinson (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating the child of Adeline
Blair (colored), was fined 81.
Sally johnson (colored, about as big as a
three-cent piece,) for stealing S1.50 from
ooSepu LeFeIDeiS, WIS oiecHal Seu "ion I'LL
admonition.
Sally Stewart (coloreD, charged with
stealing blanket from q dark-skinned Sis
ter, was discharged.
Ella Williams, for being diSorderly and
using profane language on the street, was
fined 81.
Daniel Williams (colored), charged with
committing nuisance on vacant lot at
the corner of Twenty-trst and Cary streets,
was fined 81.
Billy Hayes and General Hayes, charged
with creating a riot on Ninth street and
assaulting a policeman. Billy was fined 81
for throwing stones in the street contrary
to the provisions Of a city ordinance, and
the General was sent on to answer an in
dictment for assault and battery.
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HoRsE-BoESETs.-We spoke of these very
useful articles on Saturday, and now learn
that Mr.. George s. Stokes, of this city, was
the inventor Of the bonnet. The article
will prove of great advantage to horses ex-
posed to the heat of the sun on the streets
or on the farm. Mr.. Stokes will apply for
patent Ito the United States Government,
and in short time all our horses can enjoy
a cool shade. Fancy bonnets for carriage.
horses will add much to the appearance of
q fine turnout. -..-. -
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s fLo6X Vp OlNnaAOGSDs oSAA ~ $780, :
ARRIVED. s1.s,.I I
steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, nerchan
disc and passengers, John w. W yatt.
Steamer Jonn Sylvester. GtfoEc, NofIolk, mek'
chandlse and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. r. Brett.
steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Norfolk, mer-
cnanclse and passengers, L. b. Tatnm.
schooner D.. II. Happ, Gale, New York Uiu
Cnickahominy, Curtis & Parker.
=, schooner Elite, Woolford. Philadelphfa ptq
Chlckahom1ny, Curtis & Parker. ,s.st;-. ]
schooner North Carolina, Morgan, Philadet-
phia rtd Cabin Point, Curtis IL Parker. 80
schooner America, Paul, Wilmington, Del, pig
iron, Curtis d Parker. 7'--N'E'If't21 -
-.--.s. ,s.a +s - AEM0RANDAs f:rr-ft,. ~,
WEST POINT, July 3o.-Arriyed. steamer State
OF Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railread Company
and sailed on return.
ACQUIA CREEK, Julv ao.-Arrired steamer
1ronsides, Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond Fredericksburg, and Po-
t0msc railroad, and sailed On return. g,"L ,.nI
new NEW YORK, July 2s.aCleased, schooner Frank
:. BOSTON, July i29.--Cleared, bark j. Godfrey,
Sears, for City Point, and schooner Pintep
Smith, for Richmond. go @t-s: !. I@"
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'of Norfolk in aid Of the new line OF steam
ers on the James, returned with high hopes
Of success in their enterprise The impress
sion prevails that investments in the stock
of the Merchants and Planters Steamboat
could subscribed iberally.
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THE celebrated Pembroke shirts made to order
by E. B. SPENCE & SON. Perfect fl guaranteed
or no sale. Call and leave your measures. Full
stock Of realy- MADE shirts always on hand. Call
at 1900 Man street for the largest stock OF gentle
mems furnishing goods In the city.
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VIRGINIA HoRTICURAL AND PoAoLoG1CAL
socrgrY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held at their rooms to-
morrow afternoon at 5K O'Clock. The sub
ject of holding IN exhibition of melons and
the fruits and vegetables of the season will
be considered. These displays of the finer
varieties Of fruits and vegetables in their
season should form feature Of the Society,
az it will stimulate their production.
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RoBBERY.-On Friday night, during the
rain. some enterprising Individual, by means
of a ladder, entered the garret of Mir. James
E. Bridges, corner of Third and Cary
streets, and carried off lot of bacon. The
thief, who, from the nature of the exploit,
is s1pposed to be Rising Son of Ham, /"
was frightened off, leaving the ladder be-
hind him. Any one who has lost ladder
NAV probably lind it at Mr.. Bridges.
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FANCY BALL AT THE RED SwEET.-There
will be a grand fancy ball at the Red Sweet
Springs on Thursday night next. This is q
delightful place, and can be easily approach
ed. Passengers can leave here by the Chesa-
neake and Ohio train on Wednesday, in the
morning or evening, and reach the springs
in time for the ball. 1t will be charming e
affair, and we trust many of our people will
90 I'm.
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WAR, WAR, WAR, WAR.--A fresh lot Of COL
TONS maps Of seat Of war just received at ELY
SON 4 TAYLoR's cheap periodical depot, lll6
Main street.
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Remember In your promenade Of an eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsoN's," 3"
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes aud delivers to families, pic-nics,
fairs, &c.. &C., pure ice-cream in any quantity y
and Of apY favor desired.
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BALL AT THE HEALING.-A grand ball will
be given at the Healing Springs, Bath
county, on Wednesday next the Sd instant.
IL will be one of the finest affairs of the kind
this season. ........
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HERES FUN" ARTEMUS WARD AND THE
SHAKERS,'' put up in g Sandwiches at twenty
five cents each at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's popular
news depot ll16 Main street.
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WEATHER REcoap.-Range of the ther-
mometer at the Dispatch counting-room,
Saturday, July 80, 1870:
...-. ca: NJ. MAP. M.eP.M
80 "a SO s5
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LOCAL MATTERS,

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their ad.
dress by ordering the same at this Office
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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MgBoH ANTS AND PLANTERS STEMBoAr Con-.
pAHY.--The gentlemen who Went down the
river the other day TO SEQ what could De
asaa a,aena The planters aaa tha elsssaas
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M. ELLYsoN 6 Co. win insert advertisementsi In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Care
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIoHMoND PosT-OFPIcE AUGUST 1.-MesTs.
Powers IL Weightman, Philadelphia, Pa; (;
MIR. Abram Roweli, Fredericksburg, Va,
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GooDs.-GREAT BAR
GAINS FOR THIRTY DAYs.-My entire stock
marked down, and many articles will be sold FOR
halfthcir value to make room for my fall stock.
A. 4. ALLEN. 1916 Main street.
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FRANK LEsLIE's, Godey's, and Demorest's
fashion books for August for sale at ELLYsoN &
TAYLoR's news depot, l11e Main street.
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u
eoa Main street, second door below Ninth.
He now offers his entire stock OF SUMMER
DRESS GOODS regardless of cost, as he is deter
mined to reduce his tremendous stock; 30 call
early and procure some of those handsome
FIGigKKp GRENADINEs from 20 to sOc. worth
sTRifED i 't and PLAIN LENos at zoe. worth soc.;
PLAIN and PLAID MOzAMBIoUEs at 2Cc.
FRsSCH sStsi OR 'SSSRR'GAND1Es at soc. worth aOc.;
MOURNING GOODS-a speciality;
iKqh 4AMsE cI1i gTffs aBd
PACAS-from IS to So: .,,,,,r,s,
VEs sna GShHoUfR hMoURNiSG iS9 TAND
KERCHIEFS-in variety;
LAWNS at l0sc. worth 20c.;
iRSsH HFfsI ofTKSias IfSES IN and a linen sHEET1NGs
HnUjCIKiABsAaCK njCIi BsAaC;K TOWELS at l2ac. worth 2oc.;
hltt2M1GAss thhNcnsTEk sd SiiMh iMMhhESE1LLEs oUnreal
wiTE HE an" and 4 rro~ 3ec
MAsK, I'D NAEK t6TF3S {Ss' bPAPGK bns P2Ki1Es'
FURNITURE DAMAsK.
have also full lhie of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, such as
Isle and GAUZE SHIRTS;
LINEN sHiRTS-very cheap;
G2ttARhfsh GG2atNtbRfhcnIErs
HhLF-lIOSE.
TIES and GLOVES,
SASH, NECK, and ndTkIMMING RIBBONS In va
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLoVES-all
all sizes;
LACE COLLARS,
RUFFLES,
EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY and n LOTIONS Of all kinds.
Many other articles too numerous To mention.
Call early and he convinced.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased to see their friends
LEWIS W. BURWELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG,
GEORGE SWARACHER,
WILLIAM B. POWERS,
Il. <. SMITHERS,
G. j. MCRAE.
JULIUS SYCLF,
tvR 900 Main street.
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'gETROPOLITAN WORKS,


GTYLIsH NEW PATTERNS q OF yrs
= DIAMONDS, PEARLs and PHNDSN
nYssMoan. sEV ~ ts sopxI. RUBY. and PaaannSS PaaaanS
ENGAGEMENT. and PLAIN uoAD
p.,p,,sIlI WEnp1ksWS REV ssiEsa siSsa CHAINS.
MEDALIOSS, ..fsfs3.-tsss sliss Il Ff@ltfa
!. sHaNDKEECHIER HQLnEnsSS LnEsSs ~
SILVER CUPS. a0BL LETS ana TaA V&''s
LISG sETs 10 sssss g. ;vep ;vve.p, f,s n.,tsai aud
sirfn-dsy presents. Nov reeeiyipnSS ss ss
NoWLAA " Nsshnsxs
s corner Main ana yeflIa sta straSls lss a
5sss'S8s aEsss 81 ss n 81 ss|isssss
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MIR. GEORGE W. PAUL, now with henry Metz
ger, requests us to state that he is not tie PauL
discharged from the police force for neglect of
duty,
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ENGISEER's OFFICE,7
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RA1LRoAD, Z
July S. 1910. }
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-P
IN posals will be received at this Office until the
18th day OF August next for the GRADING, Ma.
SONRY, AND TRESTLE-WORK, OF ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF ROAD--sn exten-
sion OF the York River railroad east from West
Point.
For inform alton in regard to the character OF
the work and terms, apply to the lndersignet
The right Is reserved to reject any or oil BIDS
IT. M. Il. 7TALCOTT,Lf
Chief Engineer York River Railroad.
jy e-dIw&2tawtAul5th 9.@l5S -Etst3J ~
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of one hundred OF
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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One of Holden's detectives deeoyed Mr.
Gunn out of Danyi!le into North paroNnai
in ordar to arrest him,
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Ait,llr1utoni lisHatth.
MONDAY. ..AUGUJr 1, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. a'
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The RIGHTS OF THE EREBELs-CoNsEoUENcE
OF JOINING TIE CONFEDERATE Army
In the case of William II. Harper and Ben
jamin f. Bradley against David J. Ely and
others very interesting decision was rem
dered by Judge Williams. The Court said
that person possessing the equity right of
redemption cannot set up as an excuse for
not having redeemed within the stipulated
period, the fact that he resided in south
ern State, and that communication with the
north was cut of by state of war; if it
appeared also that he went south volunta-
rily, and of his own free will entered the
southern service, and gave aid and comfort
to the enemy.
This decision will be regarded with con-
siderable interest, for there is q large
amount of property in this city, the title to
which is contested on similar grounds. The
property involved in the present suit is
situated on Clark street between Harrison
and Polk streets, having frontage of 123
feet on each Of the three streets. 1t extends
in depth to Griswold street, and is now
valued at from 100000 to $780, ,000.- Chi
cdgO Tribune, July y.
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEiVED until the sth day Of August for the
erection of the Academy Of Music, on Bank
received for the whole or any part or the different
branches of the work. Bond and security for the
faithful performance or the contracts will be re-
quIred. The committee reserves the privilege OF
rejecting any bids they may see proper Plans
and specifications can be seen at the office or ..
II. Cuthbert. The architect win be In the city on
Tuesday next with whom parties can consult. u
".. q. W. sPICER (chairmanb
...5... - +. F.E.DAVIS,7,tfg} ;IrfH .:Sft
S. A. PLUMMER, !.
1y30-st Building Committed.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
lS to the Second Auditor for the renewal of the
following STATE bonds, which have been lost:
No. 2ssa 1000 lath January, 1895, act 18th March,
March, 1si7; issued TO j. y. u. Cullen, trustee,
&c. jy il-Msm
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DRY GG0DR.
DRY GOODS. r"a'm
49,
T'HE WAR EXCITEMENT IN
) F!yRGpf hss ,,r..x .. "a !.

~ DRY GDODB. ~"
lT'HE WAR EXCITEMENT IN
FuRofE has caused
AN ADVANCE IN PRICES =;
, rer a-,rs5 So = oF r.Et -.
SOME GOODS
-It.-. 'E1.-i sUr OUR
sEMlANNUAL CLOSING SALE
has created
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES
.....-...s- - DRY GOODS. ..
FROM NOW TILL SEPTEMBER FIRST
we shall continue to sell at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
to close out
SUMMER STOCK,
and offer customers
UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
as we are determined not to be undersold. We
still have good assortment Of
DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS, sHEETINGS,
LINENS, TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES RIBBONS,
NOTIONS CASSIMERES.
SHIRT FRONTS, GAUZE SHIRTS,
" LACE SHAWLS,
and everything generally kept in thc dry goods
line. A call is solicited. Particular attention
paid to orders.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
BRoAD-sTREET DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
Jy2a
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I A LII PERSONS having claims against the
N estate OF JOHN &. OkskIE, deceased. win
for payment, PENgliY z, aRATTAE,.
n sa.iw Sgeeates John u eassls, teeesssh
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OFFICE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LfFR)
-,.t. ASSOCIATION. s's. )

RICHMOND. August /, 1870. } .
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n POLICY-HOLDERS OF THE MUTUAL
BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION will be
held on MONDAY, August 8, 1870, at IL O'Clock
NJ. at the office of the Association, No. 1902 Main
street, Richmond, Va. a@ I
All policy. holders are earnestly requested TO be
present In person or by proxy.
au 1-8G ....rs~-. J. 4. BELVIN, President. :
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FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD FOR OAK WOOD, de-
vered. w. :. f1LcHER,
Eighth street between Main and Cary. 4
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE.-Application will be made to
IN the Second Auditor of Virginia for the re,
newal In the name OF ELIZA g. THOMPSON
of the following Virginia registered stock, which
has been lo5t-viZ.,
Certificate No. Gag, issued In her name for $500,
under act OF a2d Of March, ls5o-loans, &C.;
under act of 9th OF April, 1sa9-City Point kali
road Company. JY 4-blSmT
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mARINE 1NTEAAIGEHCE.
Port OF RICHMOND, JuLYs %, 1879.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. AUGUST ], 1870.
Sun rises ;. 5.o7 MOON sets Sse
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OFrIsE opa OITy ENGINEER, /

OFFICE ora OITY ENGTNEER,l
. ... RICHMOND. VA. July %, 1870.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECE1YEO
L AT THIS OFFICE. UNTIL M0ND4Y
NEXT, AUGUST LIST, st u M:y fog the erection Of
tures and culvert connections, s,WASH-TROUGHS,
BATH-TUBS, &C., TOR the city Aim s.h9use.
ton can be secured by applying 70 Captain CT.
BIGGER, Superintendent Alms-house.
Proposals 10 be addressed TO the Chairman OF the
Committee for Relief OF the Poor! r1..ia.. go.
The committee reserves the right Of rejectlng
.' CHARLES FL. DIMMOCK.
jy @At City Engineer.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned viii contintte
~ the WHOLESALE GROCERYAND COM
MISSION BUSINESS at the old stand as hereto
fore, In the name and style OF ROBE M II. WILL
LIAhS & CO., on his own account, si j, ..sds
The same strict attention to business ana 70 AL
consignments Will be given as heretofore-
Mr, JOHN II. RoYALL Will continue with the
Undersigned.
jy l-.lm ROBERT F.s W1ILLAmSs
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The undersigned having formed ~ 2co.partnef-
ship under the firm aud style, Of r. ELI1MAT.
TREWS 4 SON, for the purpose Of condnctinR
No. Broad street, we hope by strict attention 20
business to merit liberal shsreS, d dhe ha1
produce especially solicited, promising quick
sales and prompt returns. - rgn.rI rI,i.. . so,r
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THO CONTRACTORS.-Th GRADING,
i CROSS-TIEs, &C., OF the second section OF
The Chatham railroad, between Hsywood, Ne ",
and the Western railrosd, Is now reaay i0rytie i0r tet-
ting. - 1t,~:sz>.7
Please apply to me at Haywood n. GrvxG...II.
will ha refunded to persons Visiting me on this
bus,ness - G.. o. SANFORD,
iy n-2w 1s'sa5S - Chief Engineer.
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ZINE TABLE OR SALAD OIL: su-
l. bllDe Olive Oh, sad MoIlet's Oliyp OH. 10,
eelyea snS ssf sale by T.. WAGNER. r
ife9&sls SsuEslss,
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nIsSOLUTION OF C CQ-P.AR 7. .NGER-
~ SHIP.-The co-partnershp hereSofore ex;
style OF ROBERT T. WILLIAMS .& co.. is thds
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either paftner
will use the name of the firm IN liGutdatton J;.tI
[signedl R9BERTf GBER1 f aHi Wit4IILlAAMss vi
RICHMOND VA. July l, 1870. sIEB t4I.Ef DC
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and after this date 1
.lS have admitted my son, II, WHIT MAI.
conducting the GROCERY AND, COMMISSION
business at my old stand, No. Broad street
- - = FELIx MATTHEW'S.
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FOE 'sALE..

TUST RECEIVED forty. a No. 1tsa ~
81 MULES, from Kentucky. For sale T&
st Virginia Stables. = >,,ox-
~ 3o-st III - j. C. JOHHSoN.i1 ssas.s.a1as
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D1SSOLUT4ONS 8 8FAHEMEssSLtE1s
nISSO TIQN-9he eo-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the style ana 1rm
OF BRANCH d CURRANT was dissolvedJuIy zSd
by mutual consent. =, ss4it :. .sre,S,,qI p,C.sssA
All persons having claims against the said frm
will present them for settlement, and al persohs
indebted will please make immediate payment.
Either party Is authorized 70 sign In h1nidatfon'
'@i.~--i Il, CtRRANT..r. ~.
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uAyING PURCHASED THE. INTE-
I'LL REST OF V. NJ. X. BRANCH In tho husf-
ness formerly conducted Under the style and firm
of BRANCH & CURRANT, snail continue tho
same at the old stand.
return thanks to our friends and the public Ee-
perally for their liberal patronage bestowed upon
the old firm aud respectfully ask continuance OF
the ssmc for the new one. :. :. ~,r
~ 29-1w ~. COhhANI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-08-06
iuly2: T..

ACT 70 INCORPORATE THE "DALLAs VIM
SUSPENSION BRIDGE COMPANY PASSED Do!r
ll0rsIs.- House bill No. 2G6, TO incorpo
rate The Dallas Wire Suspension Bridg,
Company passed the House on the 25tli and
tie Senate on the 9th. We presume Il
will meet the approval of the Governor
and as soon rs we receive the bill we will
publish it. We hope tia, the lncorrointors
will 90 10 work at once and organize tho
company as soon as sufficient stock is taken
The bridge is an actual necessity to oul
town and should be built with as little de-
lay as possible. We do not doubt that tho
stock can all be taken in our own towr
but il not, there are plenty Of capitalists
at distance who will very willingly take
stock in an enterprise that will yield such
good dividends. As an evidence &C tbs
value of he charter As n hiouicd invest
mcn,, sc heed but point 10 the success tia,
has Attended the Waco bridge and bridge
at this point cnh aud win command as
much business as that 1T Waco. We urge
then, that the ircorporaiors 60 TO work us
soon as possible.