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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-24

JAMES II. JEEFRIEs, Esq, OF THE NINTH
JUDICIAL CIICCIT.-The friends Of This dlstin-
yulsllei and experienced lawyer have determined
to present his name candidate for the ofhce OF
Judge Of the niuth circuit.
For many years he has stood 1T tho very head OF
Tie bar In many Of the largest and mos! lntclli-
gent counties OF that circuit; andthe State does
not possess more accomplished or thoroughly
read lawyer. His general practice has been for
quarter OF a century OF i most lucrative charac-
ter, and the bench would now be most lifting re-
ward for so long Il period Of professional useful
ness. The attachments, habits and manners, oi
Mr.. JEFFEIEs suit him admirably for the bench.
Ills life has been one Of tue most constant and un
remiltng study aud practice OF the law, aid
be has kept up with the latest and most
important learning Of his profession. He Is
cuually conversant with common law, equity, and
criminal practice, and Is as judicious as an ad
wiser as he Is able and eloquent as an advocate.
His election would be hailed with unbounded sat-
lsfaclion BIZ the bar and the citizens generally Of
the counties Of King and Queen, Essex,'sllddle'
sex. Kiug VIII IN. and Mathews, where he has so
long pructlred with brilliant success. With that
dignity, decorum, and mode5ty, which most emil
ncntIy distinguish Sir. J.FFRIEs. he has not sought
office but 1t IL understood that II elected he Will
accent the Office Of Judge in the circuit where be
| Is SO well known and SO highly esteemed and
| h,nored. TIDEwATEH.
! Hurch ed.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT-TRAINs DELAYED !
Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock one of
the horses attached to a street car coming
up Main street fell into the hole ut the
corner of Main and Fourteenth, which had
been dug for the purpose Of putting in some
new water-pipes. There was not sufficient
space for the two horses when they came
to the heavy draught at the foot of the
hill. Hence the accident; but with the ex-
ception of small amount of hair rubbed
from the rump of the horse we believe
no other damage was done. The down car
bound for Rockets was delayed for few
moments, but after the horse was taken
out they event on their way rejoicing
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MARSHALL WARD.-A well-attended
meeting of the citizens Of Marshall Ward
was held at Springfield Hall on Tuesday
night for the purpose of organizing Con-
servative Club in that Ward.
The meeting was called to order by D. H.
Alley; and, on motion, b. c. Richardson
was elected chairman and T. Wiley Davis
secretary. .... ri
The Chairman stated the object of the
meeting, and invited all citizens of the
Ward who felt interested to advance to the
desk Of the Secretary and enroll themselves
rs members of the Club. In response to
the invitation many additional names were
added to roll already numerously signed.
On motion of Captain J. j. English q
committee of FIVE was appointed to prepare
bylaws and regulations for the government
of the Club. The following gentlemen were
appointed as the committee: J. J. English,
P. G.. Coghlan, Thomas Flaherty, 4. B..
Woodson, and John A. Meanley. On motion,
the Chairman and Secretary of the meet
ing were added to the committee.
Captain'P P. G.. Coghlan suggested to the
meeting the propriety of their rendering
their services to H. L. Ellyson, ESQ.,, Mayor
Of the city Of Richmond, to assist him in
the preservation of the peace and order of
the city and in executing the laws, and
urged that action be taken in the matter
and thereupon, on motion of Mr.. Woodson,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
ReSolued, That the chairman of this
meeting be instructed to tender our SER
vices to Fl. K. Ellyson, Esq, Mayor of the
city of Richmond, whenever he may re-
quire them in his effort to execute the laws
and preserve the peace of the city"
On motion. the meeting then adjourned
to meet on Wednesday evening next at 8
o'clock, at the same place.
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FUNERAL OF GEORGE DAvIEs.-On yester.
day afternoon the funeral of George Davies
Of the firm of Davies Sons, Of the Rich.
mond Musical Exchange, took place from
the Broad Street Methodist church. Young
Davies was stricken down in the very flower
of his youth, n tter brief illness. His gen.
tie disposition, his quiet and pleasing
manners, aud the kind spirit which always
pervadei his nature, made friends Of oil
who approached him and the strict atten-
tion with which he devoted himself to his
business gave much promise of n success.
full life. His death causes a loss that will
be deeply felt in his circle, and the memory
of the kind and gentle George Davies viii
ever remain fresh in the hearts Of those
who knew him.
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We have determined to reduce TO less than TIA
regular gold rates the price OF every ar.cle Of our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and silverware, and ask sn inspection Of
our goods and prices, which VIC propose 10 oNef
for less than they can be bought in the nrstclass
houses or New York and PhiIade,phis. We i'm.
port and receive daily from the manufact1rersthe
I itest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches D1a-
mond and Pearl Sets, LeoBtine Vost and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst Mossagate, Ruby signet Dia-
mond Engagement, and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings Masonic Jewels and Jewelry, Speetacles
and Eye-G Glasses Sterling silver Spoons, Fofsss
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces in cases.
NowLAy q Co,
Lt.. Main street corner or Tenth.
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THT CAsE oT EuwLEH-IIu>u JuEY.--
The great excitement attending the uuui-
opal troubles Of the city have SO occupied
cur time Qul attention that we have been
unable To attend 10 many other items which
would ordinarily he eagerly sought for.
tInong these are the Bowler trial, which
was given 10 the jury on Saturday evening
On Tuesday, the jury rt.ll being unable TO
agree, and there being 10 probability that
l:.sy would agree. they were discharged,
unl the case wus continued until the next
,"rn. We understand that the jury stood
ten for conviction and two for Qcqui;tal.
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ANoTufH RoHBEKY.-un Tuesday nigh,
Tie store Of Mr.. \. 4. Lowe Oh Main be,
tween Ninth AMI Tenth streets, Was entered!
through the tran9om over the door aud his
money drawer robbed, The thief, not hein.
satisfied wth this. cut through tie lathing
ant Ylaster"nr, and entel. the store Of
Mr.. Il. Heinrich, icwcl.er, Lowe neXt-ioor
ueighb0r, and robbed the room oI Mr.. NJ.
hasten of 500 worth Vi clothing. Nix.
Hasten bus Il room in the building occupied
- Mr.. Heinrich, and it is little strange
that tie th.ei rh,,lld leave behind him such
l-uty ~ Ile!nriCll's store afforded.
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streets in bodies, afraid to 90 sin1ly and
alone. Has the course of Mr.. Ellyson since
lie assumed the functions of Mayor been
such as to create the impression that he
was legally elected to that Office? The law
says that acqufescence raises the belief
that he is legally in possession of his Office.
If the scenes in the city since Mr.. Ellyson's
taking the duties of Mayor show aequies-
cence then it would take q frame of iron
to stand fifty-two weeks of such acqui.
escence. 1s the third station-house to
be held against you for year? Are two
men to be killed every week There is no
acquiescence. There is strong resistance
in the hearts of the citizens, in the Federal
courts, and in the laws. God save us from
such acquiescence as we have now. There
is but one single ground or title he can
have for holding that office-that is, that ne
can command more force than we. You
may hold it by force till the black locks on
your head are gray, but you will never find
cquiescence-never be Mayor de .tacto.
When the courts shall decide it we are will
ing to submit, and glad to do so. 1t is in
them we seek protection. When any fair
written history of these transactions shows
that my client seeks to be usurper by
force he ceases to be my client.
Mr.. WELLS then went on to discuss the
matter of military interference. He
claimed that military commanders were re-
quired in any event to preserve the peace,
and it was fallacy to assert that riot
should rule in q city and no interference
should be had unless the legislature or
Governor of the State called for military
aid. 1t was folly to suppose that this city
was to be disturbed merely because two
hungry claimants were struggling for Office.
Mr.. WELLS returned to the consideration
of the constitutionality of the enabling act.
He thought the act constitutional as far as
it legalized the acts of the officers ap-
pointed by the military authorities. That
portion of the law granting appeals from
the decisions Of the Court of Appeals was
unconstitutional in that the Legislature
was thereby assuming judicial functions.
1t is as plainly unconstitutional as it is
possible for it to be. 1t is also clearly un-
constitutional in that it makes an elective
office appointive. 1t is no law at all, but
merely an assumption.
Judge UNDERWOOD The Court is SO
clearly with you on this point that it is
hardly willing to hear an argument.
Ex-Governor WISE: But you will hear
US on that point affecting the appointment
of Mayor?
Judge UNDERWOOD: don't know.
Ex-Governor WELLS then announced that
his argument was closed, and the court ad
journed until this morning at 10 o'clock
when Judge. Meredith will follow Mr.
Wells,
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Mayors Court, WEDNESDAY - Mayor
Elyson preSMiny.-Continued cage of
Francis Morris and Eliza Edmonds, charged
with assaulting and beating Lucien john
son. Discharged.
Brown and Alexander (snall negroes),
charged with stealing quilt valued at five
dollars from Emanuel Turner. No evidence
appearing against Alexander he was dis-
charged, and Brown sent on to be indicted
by the Hastings Court at the next (Muy)
term.
Aaron Kennedy (ncgro), charged with
throwing stones at the house Of A. Fl. Lin
neman and threatening the life Of his wife.
Case continued until the 26th.
Several parties drunk and unable to take
care of themselves were discharged.
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BY daily additions to their stock LEVY BRO
THEIRS are enabled ut all times to show ful
assortmen, II dry goods Of the latest styles, ant
ut prices that accord With every decliue In the
northern market. They now offer greater In.
ducelnents than ever to- purchasers. Mauy arti.
clos are now sold ut as low prices as before the
war, aud In some Instances even less. LEVY
BROTHERS. Is the dry goods store of the city, and
the place to purchase your goods to the best ad-
1,rr
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CoRoSER's INQUEST The continued case
of Daniel Henderson, who Was shot on FRI
day morning ut the Old Market, was again
brought up on yesterday.
Philip Green (colored) deposed: Did not
know who killed Daniel Henderson. Fore
man stated he had no further questions tc
ask him, and the witness was discharged.
Charles Hare (colored) deposed: Had
been confined in the first station house since
the night Of the 18th saw through the
window policeman with the old uniform
fire three rounds at Henderson saw nlst
another, with a "mutf" hat on, fire
two or three rounds. Could not say who
shot him.
Samuel Gaines (negro) deposel: Stated
that he know who shot Daniel Henderson
saw policeman Brooks (not sure of name
but saw hs No., 21) level his pistol and fire
Mt Henderson, who fell. No. q had on q
blue uniform, and wore the old policeman
badge. He toek down his No., az he thought
g such things ought to be attended to-
Did not see any one else fire on him. Gaines
signed his testimony with considerable
gusto, and went on his way rejoicing.
Robert H. Spriggs (colored) sworn SIM
ply heard the firing, but knew nothing
more of the affair.
Muscoe Henry (colored) could not say
who shot him; was in the cage at the time,
and saw Henderson stagger, and was caught
by a policeman. Henderson had walking
stick in his hand at the time he was shot.
Alfred Harris (colored) sworn: Did not
know the man whose shot caused his death,
but saw two policemen fire at him; the first
was new policeman, who fired at him
three times, and the second was an old
policeman, who fired two shots at him.
Could not identify the old policeman, but
was in the Old Market Hall the time. and
could identify the new policeman, who
wore Il light-colored, long overcoat, and
had on n fur-cup. Thought the man who
wore the long overcoat shot him in the side.
John Scott (negro) deposed: Did not
know who shot him.
Archie Jones (colored) sworn Did not
know who shot him. Saw five shots fired.
Was III the statien-house at the time, but
could not gay that all five shots were fired
at Daniel Henderson.
The jury, after consideration, rendered
the following verdict:
"We, the jury, find that the deceased,
Daniel Henderson, came TO his death OH
Friday the 18th of March, 1870, at or about
10 o'clock, near the corner of Seventeenth
and Main streets, from pistol-shot wounds
fired from the hands Of unknown parties" "
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Western North Carolina offers many induce
ments Ia capitalists seeking investment in land
and mineral properties. 1t Is section particu-
larly adapted to cheese and butterdairying stock.
raising. and fruit culture. The climate Is unsur.
passed for haalthfnlncss, and Buncombe county Is
uneIualicd In tic United States as home for con
sumptiyes. Any one desiring to make inquiry
can call on Mrs. w. j. BROWN, southeast corner
of Grace aud Twenty eighth streets, who will be in
this city q few days.
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THE OATES TRoUPE.-Mrs. Oates's Bur-
lesque and Opera Troupe make their first
lesaue extravagansa 1.-THE Field of the
Cloth of Gold.'' Seldom have we had q
company among us which is more generally
recommended and more fayorably spoken
of than this. Throughout the southern
cities they have been received with cnthu-
sias1n, and the unbroken success with which
they have met would certainly indicate tha,
their merits are great. The piece which
Will be produced tonight is one which has
had great run all over the country. A
number Of novelties, such as the 90 Tum'
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PERSONALLY. Alexander Little, Esq.,
of the fredericksburg Ners, is in the city
and stopping ut the Spotswood Hotel.
Among the most prominent arrivals at
the Exchange we find the following: Colonel
W. S. Delany, of Alexandria j. Baush.
ESQ.,, and wife, New York and Hon. ".
l.. Tredway, Of Pittsylyania.
Alexander Sheppard, u prominent citi.
zen of Washington, was at the Spotswood
yesterday.
The hotels as general thing are driving
thrifty business, and appear to be full
most OF the time.
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bleronicon," the Cowbellogeans," and the
Imperial Japs," will be introduced,
and the entertainment will doubtless be a
most attractive one. We trust that the
Theatre may be crowded tonight, especially
us Mr.. James Oates, the husband of
Mrs. Oates, is an old Richmond boy, we'll
remembered by many of our people. We
are pleased that he has been SO successful
In his career since he left here, and are
sure that our people will show their appre-
Cation of his efforts.
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PORT OF. RICHMoNp, MARCH "a, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltl.
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys q
Williams.
Schooner Uriah and Tabitha. Gibson, New
York guano, Hin, Bentley & Skinker.
/. HAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford Norfolk, naer.
.chandise and passengers. L. B. Tatum.
Schooner Harry Landel, Taylor, james river,
to load for New York.
Schooner Dotwiler, Grace, Providence .pta CITY
Point.
MEMORANDA.
WEsT POINT, VA, March 2s.-Arr1ved. steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise snd
passeuprrs, Richmond and York River Ratlroed,
and sailed on return. ....
PHILADELPHIA, March sl.-Arrived, schooner
". n. Gcsner, hence.
NEW YORK, March 2L-Cleared, schooners l..
and NJ. Reed, SteelmaD, End l.. A. Rose, Rose,
for Richmond. March :..-Clearel, schooner b.
II. Jones, Uavis. for Richmond.
BOSTON, March 2l.-Cleared, schooner 8. q.
jameson. Jameson, for Richmond.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, 4.
Ixl bers of JOPPA LODGE, No. 20, win TX
attend stated meeting at st. Alban's Hall/VN
THIS EVESIEG at q o clock. .e
Members OF sister Lodges and visiting brethren
are invited to be present.
Ry order OF the W. NJ.
NH 2-lt* WILLIAM j. RIDDlCk.
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ECONOMICAL, RELIABLE, THE BEsT'-l'oo-
LEy's Baking Powder ts superior TO all others W
market. Free from any injurious substances, snd
40 nicely compounded that The contents OF each
box .nsures Light, sweet, hssthy biscuits, rolls,
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HESRlCo COUNTY CoCKT-J. ". LeUeU.H
acting presiding juStice.-icsterday TIE
court closed for the term. The only c'imi-
nal case before it was that Of Daniel john
sDn, charged with setting fire TO IL rick Of
straw. The jury, after hearing the evi-
4ence, lsed tie prisoner a lunatic, and
Ge was tsareppoa sent 10 Howard'a Grove.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING.-A meeting OF
the Conservative Club of Madison Ward
will be held tonight Mt the Monticello
Hotel &c. Sauer's), on Broad street, at
o'clock. All Conservatives residing in thu
ward are invited to attend.
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Fon TIE CuILDREN.-R!rersije, Chtldren's
Hour, and DemoreSt'S Young .dmEricq. FOR April,
at ELLYsos j. TAYLoB's next 10 the D:*pdtch
ofi,-n .
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Hurpsrs' Haga:ine, Gatary, Putnam, AtfaaR1c'
and Lippinco;t, for April, at ELLisos lay
LoR's, next TO Dispatch building.
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fiRE-ALAnH.-Ihc alarm Of fire. ycstcr-
@ay afternoon at 3:ij was caused BY the
turning Of pile Of shayiugs N the ma
chine chop Of Mcssrs. II. II. Smith & Co.,
hc.ween Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
No damage done.
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81 ELLYsoS & 20. VIII insert advertisementsA An
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North caro-
Ina, Tennessee. and the northern cities, Ut pub
lisherss rates. for cash. Apply al this once.
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Buy your clothing, furnishing goods, and shirts,
from E. b. SPENCE g. SoN, Merchant Tailors,
1000 Main street.
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THE MUNICIPAL WAR.
The Case in Court.
xrRGE UNDERWOOD DECLARES
THE MARLIN ACT
UNCONSTHTNTIoN

wELLS's ARGUMENT-THE
QUESTION oFJURIsDrCTyON-THE STATE
ALWAYS 4 TERRIToRY-vIEGiN NOT
IN TIE TNION-AR. ClIhnOoN AN
OFFICER OF THE UNITED STATES
PENALTIES FOR OBSTRuCTING HIM
4 ScTlCE OF INJUNCTION TO ACT AZ
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co>vIcTs.-The following-named Con-
ricts were received at the pcuitcutiary yes
ierday:
From LLudouu-Eobcrt King, second
,ase Of petit Larceny, one year.
From hcsterfcld--Thomas Archer (co-
loreIl. for two rears for house-hreaking
and lnrccnv.
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AyCIDEHr.--Coloncl Eoryell, Of Lynch
hurg, wus shot III the right leg last night
~ the accidental discharge Of pistol
which q gentleman was exhibiting in HE
lre0ence. The wound, though severe, is
10, considered dangerous.
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LIGHTNING RODS put up and repaired at snort
est notice bv MoUSTcAsTLE, eco Broad street.
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Goisy. Frank Leslie, Peterson, aud Oem'rss"
for ApIll, at ELLYsoN TAfLoh'% heA' "
Dispatch office.
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Runaway AccirE>T.-0u Tu"-iny lac
'seeru the hours Of II ami j. u'cipck y
..9r-e attached to the light carriag" Of Mrs
-ulhNcr took fright and ran violently
ir~n Capitol street 10 Twelfth, where IL,
carriage wus upset oni smashed 10 piece
Mr=. Faulkner was throwu to the ground
lnd painfully though not scriously y injured
her hip and shoulder being badly bruised
she being taken into the residence OF IL,
ate G. \. Myers. pr. Ju,nrS Bcale Wa,
7cat for, and cared for her injuries. Sh,
wa= OF her way tC Church Hill 10 visit Mrs
Warwick when the accident occurred.
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A. ALLEN, 1915 Main street, has Just recti'ea
all the new style Of hats for the spring.
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HArs-SPnISG STYLES.-Frou-Frou, CaVen
dish, Cuu-Can, and all the novelties OF tue season
ut ALIENS, 1915 Main street.
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HrsrISGs CouRT.-Judge Bramhall was
engaged iu this court yesterday with the
disposition Of several unilnportant cases,
though there was Il stout session. The court
adjourned until the next term III course.
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pastry, &C.. with uniform success. Only two fea-
|; spoenfnls to qnart OF nour Is necessary, wtilc
those OF ordinary manufacture require from one-i
third 70 half more. Ask your grocer for Doo.
LET'S Baking Powder. aud take NO o4hae y
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&c ~. La xSs
Eleventh and Main streets

EOR RENT, the OFFICE on Bank a
L between Ninth and Tenth streets for. HE
JAMES N. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr.
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EOR RENT, very desirable BRICK a.
Il RESIDENCE. on the west side Of Fifth EEL
between Clay and Leigh streets. containing
twelve rooms, with modern improvements. THIS
property will be for rent from lst Of April pext.
Mr.. John Crane, who occupies the house, will
take pleasure In showing It 70 those who may de-
Sire TO rent. &. n. DAVIS,
NH 23-3t+ Eleventh and Main streets.
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TOR RENT, the SMALL BRICK O.
I STORE on franklin between Eiehteenth II
and Nineteenth streets In rear Of q c. Adams
& Co.'s, JAMES II. TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneeg.
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PORT OF RICHMoNI,, MARCH "a, 1870.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH "a, ie7a.
SUN rises. ............ 5.ss Moon rises....... Lsa
luD sets. .......... sos High tide. ....... 10. u
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DOR RENT, a pleasant and nicely a
l. Furnished FkOET CHAMBER, dressfng- EE
room attached with or without BOARD. Apply
at 54 fifth street, between Clay and Leigh Streets
NH 2d-a,S - -
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EOR RENT OR LEASE, THE De
Eighteenth streets. 1t has a front of lilo feet on
Main street and luns back about $50 feet: Apply
In HILL q GUDDlE.
NH "a Al 1903 Main street.
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EIOR NEW YORK.-The ele- <%FHA
L. gsnt steamship NIAGARA, Captain N $4,000 $4,000
BLAKEMAS, will leave her wharf ut Rockets
celved until 10 oclock 4. NJ. Fare, Sl2; steerage,
S6. For freight or passage, applyro
WILLIAM {. DUkdAM n CO..
NH a II corner Eleventh and Main sfrtefk J
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, at stable, or to be delivered,
Il FIFTY WAG0N-LOADS OF STABLE MA
NURE that has never been exposed to the weather.
anniy t0 BOSSIETX & CO..
NH o., n shockoe SLIP.