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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

The CLAY WARD MEETINU. false I'M
preston has. through misrepresentation,
GOT abroad in regard to the Clay Ward
meeting held at Houck Hall on Tuesday
evening last, and to correct such ersoncous
impress on VIC desire to give to the public
the i'7,c facts in the case.
Mr.. Robertson, who is referred to ns
having been citlGtH Of Clay Ward, and rs
having offered the resolution lenouncing
the Legislature, stated publicly in the
! meeting that be was not a resident cf the
Ward, and had no atfiliaticn with them be-
yond the fact that all his interests were
identified with the people of Richmond.
With the consent Of the meeting tie reso-
luton was read and laid on the table ,riih-
oM dissenting IQ;cc.
Robertson rr;icavorcd to speak in de-
fence Cf his resolution, but stated that he
did not endorse either E!lyson or Cha
| hooIl, and il was h's desire TO see the meet
| ing "turncd into 4 workingman's r,ect-
ing The secretary did not value the pa
per sufficiently to record it on his minutes.
and it wax given to Il gentleman in the city
who tells lis that lie has since destroyed it
| The wording Of the resolution was not
similar to the one which appeared in one
of the city newspapers on Wednesday eve,
ming, and il is hot At al likely that its au.
thor could have remembered rerbatim it
wording. The resolution endorsing Mayor
| Ellyson, which we have published, was
adopted without dissenting voice, and re.
| tlected the unanimous sent iment Of tEt
| meeting.
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ExEcuTIvE.-lls Excellency, Governor
Walker, made the following appointments
yesterday
Justices Of the Peace for AJemarle
County.-District No. /, DR.. Charles Han
cock and Horatio Il. Magluder. District No.
2, &. II. Eddins, John Frey, and Tazewell
Brockman. District No. 3, Ben. n. Davis,
William 7. PARROT, and Stokes Tunstall.
District No. 4, John ]. Pace and Horace
Brown. District No. :, Oyerton &. Tllman
and john Grayson. District No. G, Shep-
pcrd S. Moore, John White, Jr., and Philip
Edge. District No. I, Thomas 5. Coles and
Charles c. Harrison. District No. s, Viii
liam c. Barkslale aud John 4. Leathers.
District No. ., Isaac r. Barksdale. Dis
trict No. 10, Bennett Taylor.
ConstajlsS for same County.-District
No. /, lIolEes Gamble. District No. 2,
William Z. Mayo. District No. 1, John p.
Jones. District No. 9, S. W. Stone. Dis
trict No. 10, L. NJ. Paoli.
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GRAI's FERRY PRINTING 1Sf
WORKS,
GRAY'S FERRY ROAD AND THIRTY
THIRD STREET,
PHIL D L L z II a.
From the Charlotte IN. C.) Observer.
Hill A D L L p II 4

From the Charlotte IN. C.) Observer.
IMPORTANT TO PRINTERS.
The clear and beautiful impression we have been
enabled To present to our readers Tor the last lew
daI $ was secured by using Ink from the agency or
Mr.. W. II. BERNARD, Wilmington, \. {. Mr.
Bernard furnishes this ink ut manufacturers
prices which makes 1t cheaper than u ordered
superior quality, as oil can see who are In The
habit of reading the publications from The Office OF
Mr., Bernard. Several of OR e1chang:s are
printed with this Ink, and, without eSceptl Il,
show great Improvement since commencing Its
use.
From the Wilmington IN. c. Star.
ROBINSON'S INKS.
The Star Agency for the sale OF ROBISSON'S
POPULAR PRINTING INKS is now patronized
by most Of the publishers in the two Carolinas.
Yesterday We filled orders for the North Carolina
ssless san1sr s. a1aaa Cd rs All 1he
have used Robfnson's Inks recommend them III
the highest terms.
From the Gazette, Lcwisburg. Pa.
Wehayc been using the Ink spoken Of above fol
some weeks, and cheerfullv endorse IL as superior
to any we have had In the Office for years, notTith
standing II costs five cents per pound less.
From the C!eartcld Pa.) Republican.
GOOD INK.-For six months past we have beer
using Mr. Eobinson s Ink, and we confess tnit
although we have for ten years used ink III manufac
tured at different establishments, We never hat
better ink.
From the Bloomsbury (fa.) Republican.
Inc LUX we are now using Is from the " Gray
Ferry Printiug-IDk Works." 1t Is not neccsssr,
for US TO make further comment, as IL is Its owl
best recommended. We purpose using this ink ~
long as it continues at its present quality and 1
has been SO long In the market, and SO highly re
commended, that We have no DOUBT we shall no
be called upon soon to change.
From tho Stonington (Pa.) News.
We are using in our Office Printing Ink manu-
factured by the "Gray's Ferry Printing. Ini
Works" and find 1t entirely satisfactory II
qualify and price, and take pleasure In recon
mcndIngi II. up s-N
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EASTERN LuHATIC AsYLUM-ELECrIoN
OF 0FFICERs.-At meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Eastern Luuatic Asy-
lum, held at Williamsburg on Tuesday and
Wednesday, DR.. D. r. Brewer was elected
puperinte ndent: DR.. John Clopton. assistant
superintendent; John c. Davis, treasurer /;
and T. NJ. Lee, steward. These are all good
selections. DR.. Brower's election is worthy
Of special notice. Although military ap-
poincc and northern man, he has admin
istercd the duties of superintendent TO the
perfect satisfaction of all interested in tie
institut on, and the Board has shown its ap-
preceton of his peculiar fitness for the po-
sition by lis reelection.
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TUE DAILY STATE GAzETTE.-1t is On
nounced that the first No. Of new Ger
man paper, to be called the Daily State
GAzettc, will make its appearance next
week. No pains will be spared in the effort
to make it frst-class journal, and under
the editorial management of Messrs. Isaac
Hutzlcr and William Lovenstein it will be
an efficient ally of the Conservative cause
during the approaching campaign. En-
pEatically the representative Of our Ger
man population, the Gazette will have o
large calculation, and oure4ncrchants will
find it to their interest to give it liberia !
advertising patronage.
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PORT OF RiCEnOND, ArRIL :, 1870.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RiCEnOND, ArRIL :, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chanaise and passengers, l.. b. Talnm:
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer-
cbandisc and passengers. W. c. Dunllam Z 60.
Ste .mcr j. ". Evcrman, Hlnckley, Phllanel-
phia merclan Use, W. +. Porter.
CALLED.
Steamer Petersburg. Ge"rhcgan. Baltimorc,
merchindise and passengers. Harreys & VII
liatnS.
Steamer j. ". Eyerman, IIinckley. Fhledc!-
ph!a, merCha disc. ". T.. Porttf.
Schooner j. II. kapp, Gale, New York, ri6 Us
bOrne's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, New Haven, ria City
Point, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Walton. Palmer. New York mcrch# n
disc, Curtis { Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, April 7.-Arrived. steamer
State o. Maryland, -dmlral. Bsltimore, merchtli-
disc and passengers, krhmnnd and York River
Railroad and sailed on return.
NEW YORK, APRIL G.-Cleared, schooner " ar
rem &. Nelson, Rose. for Richmond. In pori,
schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, loading Tor
RiChI old.
By TELEGRAPH,
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, April 7.--Arrlved,
steamer Louisbury, from New York for Mobile.
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4 DARING RoBBERY.-0n Wednesday
night about 10 o'clock, as Mr.. Otto Cowan,
one Of our city letter-carriers, was nesr the
corner of Canal and Sixth streets, he was
attacked by man, who gave him a severe
cut over the right eye, bringing him to the
ground at once. The aforesaid man pro-
ceedeI to 20 through his pockets, having
used him up by kicking, and relieved him
of his watch and money. CoVan is as well
as could be expected under the circumstan-
ccs. and he won't 60 near any more lumber
piles about 0 o'clock at night,
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THE BEST rs THE CuEAPEST.-DooLEY'S Ba-
king Powder has not only attained the position OF
THE BEST. but the cheapest baking powder now
in use. Strictly pure in its combination, and so
exactly proportional that there Is no trouble In
making light, sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, etc.
every time. One pound will go further In the Gu
linary department than two pounds of any other
in market. Try it and be convinced. For sale lay
all grocers In quantities to suit.
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LIST OF USMA1LABCE LETTERS REMAIN
mo IN Tue RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL
8, lS7O.-Mr. Willis Hill, DR.. John Ma
honey, Mrs. Alice B. Atkinson, Box 9O4,
Mr.. George Iisdale, Richmond, Va. Major
Beverly b. Douglass, Aylett's, Va; Mr..
Richard NJ. Geniett, Philadelphia; W. S.
Macmannees, Esq, Reading, Pa; H. H.
Risley, Esq, Washington, D. G.; c. c.
Richardson, Petersburg, We.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OUR New JuDGEs.-By the election Of a
y. Guigon Judge of the hustings court, and
OF Edward II. Fitzhugh Judge of the court
Of probate, the Legislature has finished its
work 30 far as the judiciary Of Richmond
is concerned, and to the satisfaction OF
every body.
Judge 4. B. Guigon is we'll known in
Richmond, and, indeed, throughout the
State. He is q native of this city, and
here studied law. For several years he
WAS the elitor of the Quarterly Lac Jour-
nal, and during that period commenced and
neatly completed q new edition Of "Tate's
Index" Increase of practice nccessitatcd
his riving::up both Of these agreeable pur-
suits, anfsasout fifteen years ago he en-
tered into Partnership with Colonel Marina
duke Johnson. thus forming cue of Rich
monli's most popular law firms. At the
outbreak oi the wer he entered the Con-
frdcrate service as a private in che Rich
,ucnd lIowitzers, and rose to the rank of
captain.
Judge Guigon possesses q well-balanccd
and richlv-StoYca mind, and has always
been an enthusiastic dcyotee of the profess
sion of law. He will make most accept
able successor Of the lamcnted Lyons.
Judge Ftzlugh was born in Fauquier
county, hut WAS for many years resident
of Wheeling, where he practiced law with
marked success. At one time he was the
counsel Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
in which capacity he became widely known
in the western part of the State. WheI the
var broke out he clung to tie cause of Old
Virginia, and, coming to Richmond, entered
the Confede! ate service. After the eracu'
aticn be resumed the practice of law, and
was for some tine a member of the firm Of
Wiscs & Fitzhugh. He is man of high
moral character. rare legal attainments,
and enjoys TO tie fullest extent the c,nt!.
dcncc of his fellow citizens.
OF the fjncsS and woth Of Judge Well
fcri We have already spoken. and the press
all over the State has echoed his praise
OF such a Judiciary our city has reason &c
he proud, ana we predict confidently that
the judicial career of the gentlemen cleva-
tpi to the bench will fully yindicate the
wisdom of the choice made with so much
uuanimity By the Legislature.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The officers OF
Fidelity Division, Sons of Temperance, were
publicly installed last night at the Metho-
dist church, Oregon Hill. A large crowd
attended, and interesting addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Mathews, Mahood,
and McCaull, of the House of Delegates,
and others. The singing was very fine
and the exercises highly impressive. This
division increased forty last quarter.
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MAYoH's COURT, TuUEsDAY-Mayor Ely
son presiding.-The following was the only
case disposed of by his Honor yesterday
Watsey Hughes (neglo), charged with
trespassing upon the property of Mrs. Mich
alls and threatening Jane Patterson. Bailed
in the sum of $50, and sent on to be indict-
cd by the grand jury.
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Public GrARD.-As will be seen by re-
ference to the proceedings of the Legisla-
ture, the House of Delegates on yester-
day passed the bill for reestablishing and
re6rganizing the Public Guard. As soon as
the bill is finally passed the guard will be
Immediately organized. with a captain, a
lieutenant, three sergeants, three corpo-
rails, two musicians, and forty-two Fri-
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NEW YORK WEEKLY, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Appleton's Journul Harper's and Lesl"'s week
lies. Hearth and Home. Rural NeD- Yorker, Va
rerlen Erery Saturday, Phunny Phello,c Nick
Ear, Jollv Joker, always on h.nd and for sale by
ELLYsoS & TAYLOR, next to Dispatch.
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For REcoRD.-A charter granted by
Judge E. P. Pitts, of Portsmouth, to the
"Independcnt Steam Fire Company of
Portsmouth, Va" was received at the
Office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth yesterday for record. The follow
ing gentlemen are the officers Robert
Noel, president; John Murphy, first vice
president; James Dillon, second vico-pre-
sident; +. J. Fredlin, treasurer and Ed
ward lIitchings, secretary.
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l;oBbEEY.-Qn Wednesday night the store
of Mr.. Thomas J. Cousins, OH Second street
between Canal and Byrd, was entered
through the back door and 'ohbcd of large
lot Of groceries, and his money-drawer rlflcd
OF small amount of money. Scventy-five
dollars will, it is thought, cover the loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

CoNNlssloSEp.-irhe following judges
have hccn commissioned Alexander B.
G,.igon for the hustings court of the city Of
Richmond; Edward II. Fitzhugh rs judge
of the chancery court; John NJ. Herndon,
city judge of Fredericksburg W. II. Bur-
roughs, city judge of No.folk; and z. NJ.
Mann, city judge Of Petersburg.
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WINSTON & POWERS.

GARD.-Mcssrs. w. Wallace Sons, in
" their "card" of this morning, whic! closes
by copying 4 PORTION Of cur Rum Circular, very
adroit!y stop ut linking it, Had they put the
the VIII lie. I've nave only to say that II you
want PURE MOLASSES RUM, either j. 6. True
Co.. 2 or any other equally good brand, W + can
furnish you as low as any one else, and as PURE
a. MOLASsES WILL MAKE IT; and We fur
ther guarantee that y o WIIlSkEI or admiXturc
OF +ny other essences are In it.n
We keep constantly on hand STRTPS OF all
grades. WINSTON < POWERS,
ap CT corner Caryand rea!l streets.
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VI. GoDnlN Will sell at +. II. n small framed
tenement on tho northeast corner Of Dover and
liarvic streets. lie will also sell at 7. N
forty acres or farming land on The new road
leading hy the Fair Grolnds one mile above
Richmond.
a. e.. PULLIAM will sell FOR tho commissioners
on the premises. al lc ". farm In Chesterfield,
near Richmond,
COOK & LAUGHToS will Sell n 10 4. NJ. one
scycn-octavc piano, furniture, &C.
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QUALIFICATION OF JrDGEs.-Judge Alex
ander b. Guigon, of the hustings court, and
Judge L. II. Fltzhugh, of the chancery
court, received their commissions on yester-
day, and qualified before Thomas ". Up
shur. notary public.
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'B SELECT is a brand OF whiskcy sold By
Mcssrs. W. D. BLAIR Co., corner OF Ninth
and Main and we take pleasure In recommend
Ing It to our readers rs a pure, mellow whiskey
two years old. Price, $3.50 per gallon.
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RICHMOND. VA. April oh lsIQ.

IessrS. IFinS'on & Poi1erS, Richmond, Ia:
Gcntiemcn.- Hermit IL to call your attention TO
the enclosed printed circular and your card in the
Dispatch Of this date. We desire You to annwcr
the following questions lst. Do you int@ni to
say that we are prcreGding tn he the agents of
MeSsrs. J. q. True / Co. for the sale Of their rum,
when, in fact, We are not their agents? 2d. DO
you intend 10 say that We are pretending to sell
j. u. True & CO. pure y. L. rum. when, in fact,
we are gulllng the public aud selling them mixed
or compounded article under their Grand instead
4 speedy answer u these questions will gre ally
obliec. Your obedicAt se.tants,
". WALLACE Sons.
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EE}E'ss TFS.N.tE4s

{LA~S IN ANALYTICAL CIIEM!S~
I TKl.-DE. William II. TAILpR'S class
lrr PRACTICAL !\~TKl rTIn% ~ AaA-
tlTlCAL CHEMISTRY VIII meet 1t tnc meGl-
raI t"ii"2" Laboratory OF THURSDAY III. Tih
IN Int at 5o'cluCH =. NJ. an! ever: hth&DAT
MT TIT TbSnsl thereafter N tic SANE ho;T ~
't"r months. III" hour VIII nc change" - snii
thr ronvtutcrcr IscutIcucn engaged IN business
,: fun aiyis2hl-.
!,r Tor tie cc,:-c, 80, which includes clcmi-
ca!e sul H,r II apparatus tnrl IT." privilege of t
din: the lectures Hc:.' raj chemistry Ii! tlir
sll,uutr school. Fur particulars apply 10 Er.
IAI I.Di:, !5lp Naln street. apt--lw+
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very hest coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kIndling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. go
to Mr. j. B. WATKINS's, I'LL Main street, nearly
opposite this Office.
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The TOTAL amount of internal revenue
tax collected by Collector Burgess, of the
third district, during the month Of March
was 5000, ,735.25. Of this amount $685.
703.4S WAS On tobacco, $lS,205 OH whiskey,
$5l7.3l on beer, and S25, ,309.46 came
under the head Of miscellaneous.
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GLUEHIMsa.
SPRlNG. 1870. SPRING. /.
GLOTHIH4.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.


cesire to ask especial attention 10 the superior
iaenitles offer to gentlemen wishing garments
iof tne approaching season. My stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
tan ol this seasons m anufacture) has been manu-
incurred Tor the best rctsil trade and Includes a
LANCE VARIETY OF STYLES QUALITIES
AND PRICES.
am now opening full lines of sample cards and
patterns, representing the Piece Goods stock or
messrs. Devlin Co., New York, which co,n.
prises the most elegant variety of FANCY CAssI-
MERES COATINGS, and SUITINGs. eyer
offered In this city. 1 am TINS prepared to take
orders for garments to be made by the above
named firm, in the s7perior style for which the
house Is 80 justly celebrated. also supply the
AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT.
either ready-made or to order, snd keen ron
stantly on handa choice variety of seasonable
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS.
I hope, by constant enterprise, combined with
courtesy, fair dealing, and moderate charges, to
secure for my establishment substantial appre-
citation of the advantages 1t affords.
JOHN S. DEvLIN,
1907 Main street Opposite the post-ofacel,
up 2--am Richmond, Va.
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Neo York Weekly, Ledger, Saturday Night,
Corner, FireSide Companion, Western
World, and Harerley, for sale at ELLYsoN &
rAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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s,pKING STOCK or BOOTS.a

etPKIEG STOCK or BOOTS.@
- SHOES, TRUNKS. Sr.--l have In store =. gSa-
. por:i. Ia aad am datiy receiving additions s-a-
{, my >Pki\t, SiEtt.h OF Bt'tfS. SHOES,
lEI*kS, &C., for ladies. gcnt'cmcr, nlssc.. and
children; -! iGad" expressly for my ~alcs by the
nr-t mauufa";urcrs III the country cqIal in quail
Macc allyw here.
Ih!mk can guarantee to ladies AID gentlemen
perfect Hi y. boots ana ~ 'Cs, ca neary perfect
IN ,lylr and quality thrY eau hc nude. Al! uf
which offer at very moderate prices.
JOHN G. PAGE.
!2pe sain street. TWO doors below THtith.
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several OF our advertisements. We shaIl do the
same in this Issue, and from to time, shnllendea-
vor, In this way, to render important service 10
our pstrons.-Reiigious Herald, Of Richmond.
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For something nice call on z. b. SPENCE & son,
merchant tailors l3oo Main street, and get one Of
those beautiful English Alpaca Umbrellas for sale
Mt lann NJ lin street.
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n. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements o
the principal newspspersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash, apply al this ONCE.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN CLAY WARD.
4 called meeting Of the Clay Ward Con-
scrvative Club will be held at Westham
Hall this evening at s o'clock.
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EVERY SATURDAY, Appleton's Journal, Trans-
atlantic. Harper's and -eslie's wecklics, for sale
by ELLysoN & TAYLOR, news dealers, next to
Dispatch building.
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TOHN LATOUCHE,
~ MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. EXCHANGE BLOCK, FOURTEENTH STREET.
The subscriber calls attention to his SPRING
SELECTIONS with considerable confidence, aS
the stock Is well assorted anu comprises all the
various styles produced for the season.
The fabrics have all heeu tested, both as to
strength and color, so that can guarantee them
perfect. and therefore offer points of advantage
this spring
FABRICS FROM THE BEST
MANUFACTURERS
and the goods purchased ut lowest GOLD RATES
Call, examine and order. The goods shall be
made up In the most approved style and durable
manner. JOHN LATOUCHE.
Mr.. WILLIAM BEERS would be glad to SOC his
friends, and recommends Mr. Latouche and his
stock. NH 17-1m
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AUCTION SALES THIS nAr,

On oil pabiic or private sales cf Real Estate
nodc bc!,cecn The lst Of January and nc LIST Of
!"iy the purchasers pay The tarts forM present
peGr, bit on al sales betlceea the first day Of
|niy nn3 N.s last day Of December Ms seller
puUs them.
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,.NNE Board of Managers of Hollywood
NV ial Association will meet in the Ice
'uie :, m of st. Paul's church on Saturday,
+>p'it Mt =. N.
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Rithmond Qi~p2tth,

TIRE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMRISED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TUE CITY.
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"RICuuGSp. ApriI 9Th. 1910

"AssSrs. Wa Wallace Sons, .Richmoad, Pu.:
.Gcnt!cincn,-Ionr favour o! tod, ". la pded us
by Mr. Cluptnn, is before us, And lu answer t ;
yuur lnterr0gatcrys, We have to say. ihl: as yoii
ask them, our answer is we rio not. We have
never doubted bit that you might be Mcssrs.
1ruc's agts. but Is yuur circular sets forth. you
saw d" 1t Is The only pure run, that comes 10 south
srf markets" Ana wc think, having Il little rum
trade, (yon .thr6wlng the first stone,"l fh: all
other persons VIII, do not sell ''Truc's'' are lin
posing upon tho tobacco trade cheap grade i"
''as genuine rum ~ felt it duty 10 issue our
circular to the public VIII ~ II Is,
VERY respectfully,
WINSTON & POwFRs',
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"NIGGERs Love IVbNo - Toet n;cbt
while Mayor Ellyson's =" nans aane nn= 49,, ~
their usual rounds, negNs Eese d;ssosora5 go,n
leaving the rear of Armisss 1881 g psak, "a -
store, on Cary street, with by e : .obeceo iesn
and making for up town bufa @ TOBACCO, o,
quick enough to getoT with his plasas = no' a. !
in his escape dropped the box az, ads ado
tracks. The tobacco was recoVeraSa.;
the thief was too swift for his pursWs
and made good his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-08

| DUM.-5O barrels, just received, ofPURE
which we offer to the trade at fowss. market rates.
Havingn compoundcr's license rectiiier's tubs
l., mix. always sell just as we receive 1t from
the Gstilcr, with United States Eaogcr's ccrtlh-
cate accom- panying each invoice. Also SIRLPs
of all grades. --.
an Tu&Th4w WINSTON & POWERS.