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WANTED, every man in the city to regis
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| LIST OF TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND FROM 1sT TO 11TH
MAY, 1870, INGLUsIyE.-David j. Saun-
ders. trustee, to James l.. Timbcrlakc, trus-
tee, lot fronting Al feet on south line OF
Marshall street between Smith and Henry
by 14I feet deep, for 1903.
| George Lee to Peter Burke, lot on east
line of Pearl street, 20 feet front by 50 feet
deep, for $50.
A. e. Graham to Richard c. Hobson, lot
on French Garden Hill, fronting 36 feet OH
east line ofNinth street by 13O feet deep,
| with brick dwelling thereon, for 81, 600.
George S. Palmer to u. w. Pickrell, lot
Oh south side of Franklin between Henry
and Belvidere streets, fronting 102 feet by
155 feet deep, for 81 ,211.67.
e. and P. r. johnson to Rush Burgess,
lot fronting so feet on east line of Twelfth
street by 40 deep, for $4,000.
L Thomas Bapty, trustee, to Louisa Brooks,
lot on north side of Grace street 26H feet
front by 104 feet deep, with wooden build
ing thereon, for 81, ,S0l.
Rush Burgess to Richmond Educational
Association, lot fronting 50 feet on east line
of Clay street by lao deep, for $4,000.
William j. Ragland to Gustavus A. wal.
between Seventh and Eighth streets, front
ing IA feet by 81 feet deep, with brick tene-
ment thereon, for 81 $50.
%J.-D. Whitehead to J. J. Whitehurst, in
I Fterest in-lot fronting on north side Of Cary
street, by II feet deep, for 81 ,250.
Joel Gutman to Leopold Levy, lot front
ing 80 feet on south side Of Marshall street
near First street by 163feet deep, with build
ings and improvements thereon, for s., 300.
Nv. W. Gwathmey to John Fl. Montague,
lot corner of Franklin and Second streets,
1,,,
depth Of halEacre lot, with improvements
thereon, for $4,000.
Stephen Bouis, Jr., to Joseph Nichols,
lot fronting % feet on west line of Twenty
fourth street by 122 feet deep, with framed
dwelling thereon, for $50.
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A DREAM AND ITS LEssoN.-We had
horrible nightmare night or two since.
We thought we had died. and appeared at
the gate of Paradise. In front of US was
one Of the most enchanting spots we had
ever rested our eyes upon, while to the
rear was place meaner than Gordonsyllle
during the war. We knocked at the gate,
and an old gentleman appeared. we t9id
shook his head, exclaiming "You can't
come in here, young man.. You failed to
register. Good morning" He disappeared,
and we awoke, exclaiming "Register "
So much have we been impressed with the
dream that our continual cry has bcen-
Register! Register Registerl
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REGISTER AS YOU GO FROM D1,,rpp

ANOTHER CHILD KID. evo-
ming about 4 O'Clock, while one of Of Mr..
Powelps children me auctioneer1. who M re-.
s,aes n1 { on the cor.ner of Twenty-fourth and
,aa?do br9du s.reets, was playing in front of his
;1 lssiueIce. colored woman passed by,
Rha Rl,heu up the child, and made off with It.
~ ,1e Nurse, who was at the window, saw
".hat was going on and gave the alarm at
once. and started in pursuit. The woman
hurried rapidly away and around the cor
ner to Twenty-forth street between Clay
and Leigh, and put the child down in that
locality. When asked what she meant by
running II away with the child, knowing that
intended to take 1t home with her. dress it,
and then 60 out In search of its home and
parents" This is the second time an of.
fair Of this kind has happened within the
past ten days,
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,,,,pn ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
| SIMMER Goons.

cu.SoE IN GooI'S AND PRICE,
A"hsAi,, .a,dux he realized by calling At
JULIUS sYCLE's.
as BROAD STREET..
,.,-o o,cnins this day alargc. welt se'ec'eo'
,SrIcd assortment oI ,onps
~" FASHIONABLE DRESS 6pon'
of all escriptions.
cpESADlSb 8 In all colors.
rGvRIrns Se6TTSs Pe6FLTSs, plain. plaid and striped;
Gp,pEG s, figured and serPSo'
i iEN9Ssii iWE,N;'SiS1 Y q, sEiTs SGIs'Gsio 'Gsioops:.
Xoz,MHi,2sshSa ana Z h1SES Esf lawns, BUFF and
VhnaSs LISENS ALPACAs. IN al pIaEs snaass'
riqgEESSI SSIe9s1pisEe. es1STeSE sed dETReiksNASAs. TEES &c.
WHITE GOODS. ,.
nyGANDlES Swiss. NaipsonESs:, Mic pSMTII's SMTI'sLiNS
.,'pSd dSsS' Jssonsa. nsa.ARssiLLEs asa I9e'i sne aSEy
T1sEktHir ThaE ofiLr ToWELISG;, ana r0TnGfhks % nfk
rom isc Ss e s;c very a,a Is5gsil Ins35gYsilss.L.c MAND
kFEGHIIfEFFsssss HHS6 SJs
KEKchlEEs al a oslsrulions, is Rors rom from 2oe up
cnLLAMksss AMksssesEILEEs q Eli dsfS TRisMINas in ysii,
W. w. JIjIMITY and Swiss RUFl'AiN''H anu
Tslt large eli line OF EMBRolp2E;ExHMa ;xMA LACE. and
iarre assortment or LLAMA' Ine ~AN
THREAD POINTS:
paSnI : q full line and very cheap
SHSIITiNGHAM LACE, ior curtains AZ -''' pe'
Hin,sIrRY' HnsIrhR ana Ct00RsErs, EIBB0Ns, and NO
u Tons, In endless variety xvxs
III insIE orsnr,ment OF G .SSIMERES. DOES kIEs'
'., sn5 MELTONS: LINENS, COTTON. NDEo'
f,r mems and boys wear;
nIFS BOsUAiS IRISH LINENS;
~ LLEEEsr. ghi,F HONE at all prices;
TTssnrRsIIiRTS for ladies and gentlemen
mi line OF DOMESTIC GOODS a' low pr psi' sSs eS
al! OF which have been hought IN '''e iAS' '~''
DAYS at the lowest prices.
,sn,one 81 and all and take your choice Mt
'a' oN~ JULIUS SYCLE'S.
,Eprosa street between Fourth aud Film.
'r Tn. allowing gentlemen will be pleased 10 see
,hr!r friends GEoRGE SwAEAcHEE: ,sA, 0US1s
WrIsB;.pG. ~" D. T. TURNER, Il. :. SMfTHER>
WILLIAM ID. POWER. n.y
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HENRIco NeMINATIoNs-TUcKAH Town
sH1P.-A meeting Of the Conservative citi
zens of this township was held at Ridge
Westinghouse on yesterday, and made the
following nominations for township officers
Supervisor T. Jones.
Tolcnship Uerk-Marcus Reeve.
Assessor-B. w. Green, Jr.
Colector-A. B. Cottrell.
Road Comfn,ssioner-JamesP Patterson.
Orerseer of the Poor-William r. Polk.
1Iagistrates- First precinct, George. w.
Chamberlayne second precinct, Henry
Austin third precinct, John e. Jones.
Constables-Firsrprecinct, Gatewood Tai
ley; second precinct, Thomas Ell. Grafton ;
third precinct, Joseph Mann.
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h The trial of Thomas Wills, indicted for
the murder of James Rogers, was COM
menced at Chesterfield Courthouse. A
jury was impannelled yesterday, and the
examination of witnesses commences to-
day. .ssa
Reatster.-It is the duty Of every Con-
geryatiges man to register. We trust that
the chalIengers and :canyassers will 60 dili-
gently to work, and see that no one Is left
unregistered. Every good citizen should
feelit incumbent upon him to labor in this
cause. IL we sit Idly by and allow our
selves to be defeated we deserve 20 be
slaves. To work, every man, and do not
welFy I'd well. doing. g & f55f u Il
fsRegsnsnts ths gsishrstsd Mans
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Bear in mind that M1sHLER's HERD BIrrzRs

Bear IN mind that MIsHLER's HERB BIrTERs
is skilfully compounded, free from injurious CONE
ponent parts. agreeable to the taste, and deSruc-
tive to disease. II you detect any change from
the natural functions Of your system, no matter
how trivial or where located or If disease has oil
ready entrencted itself, the really true and relia-
bic remedy In either case is MIsHLER's HERB
BITTERs.. This assertion Is based upon what we
know It will do in relieving, curing, and wardlng
off disease. For want Of space we cannot detail
the diversified uses OF this Btters but It's general
effects upon the human system are to purify the
blood and sccretions, correct morbid changes in
the blood, equaIze Its circulation, enrich lis con.
Fsfitnents and regulate its supply 1t imparts vi.
tality and elasticity to every organ; ,overcomes
all functional arrangements assists In the pro.
cess of digestion; creates healthy appetite; pre-.
vents and cures misasmatfc and intermittent
fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous head.
ache, kidney affections, and revives the physical
energies by iafusing new life and power into the
system. ..+ .>
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Yater-wheels are being fxsd In, and the
entire establishment renovated, preparatory
to the wheat harvest. The paper mill ii
also undergoing thorough cverhaulfngs, as
is the establishment OF Stacy d Sor q.
The Marshall Manufacturing Company,
bucket factory, Hoean's corn mill, Baird's
foundry, and the factories Of Walker, Tay-
lor y Co. and Gary Brothers, are all in sue
,cessful operation. i - z. .f:tsa3- y
| AT the works of the Graham Manufactu-
ring Company all traces Of the wreck Of the
late confagration have -disapDeapesi as IL by
magic under the, skilful perintendence OF
Mr.. Peple. The! new packing room has been
hlled up with improved machinery, and the
whole establishment looks as neat as g new
pin. Full operations will be resumed on or
about the 10Th instant. /.
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Trade was quite brisk on Main street yesterday:
We noticed that The store ofthat enterprising firm
LEVY BROTHERS was crowded with buyers; and
though there were quarter Of q hundred sales.
men busily engaged In waiting on customers there
seemed to be business enough doing to employ as
many more.
We like to see the great success Of this firm,
whose members have been raised in our midst ;and
we, with hundreds Of their friends, wish them all
prosperity. est z.-
or one thing we can assure all persons In wan,
OF dry goods that LEVY BROTHERS advertise only
such goods as they are willing to SELL and at prices
that they are willing 10 sell at and though the Low
prices may appear somewhat fabuloua you ma1
rely upon findingithe article. We say Success Il
LEVY BROTHERS. Zee their advertisement in TO-
days paper.
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REMOVAL OF THE LOWER CITY DIsPEN-
sARY.-The lower City Dispensary has been
removed from the corner Of Seventeenth
and Clay streets Dr. w. +. Richardson's 81
to No. 1722 Main street, between Seyen-
teenth and Eighteenth, and is under the
charge of Mr. A. w. Noting, Jr., an expe-
rienced apothecary. Mr. Noting occupies
the old, well-known stand Of Mr. Charles
Johnston.
1t may not be known that the medicines
and also ut Messrs. l.. B. Thomas 81 Co.'S,
Broad street, are now supplied by the city,
and are purchased by committee of the
Council lMessrs. II. Bodeker and w. w.
Parker) monthly of Messrs. Purcell, Ladd
& Goa sufficient guarantee that they are
fresh and reliable.
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IHE BIUES SCELEBRATI0N.-The survivor.
OF this favorite old company celebrated it,
anniversary at Euker' 8, within sight of thu
old Buchanan Spring. Honorary mem
bers were invited. some Of whom came to
the festive board with bent forms and
honored white hairs 10 encourage by their
presence the younger members OF the com.
pany to hand down to posterity the future
fIthe Richmond Light Infantry Blues. -
In old times two tables were Telffilled on
| anniversary day. On this, tiie first since
the War !, one table wns heavily laden with
atabfes. no election took place for Officer
OF the Day, the company falling In as by
| instinct in front of their allotted nlace,
The honorary members were at the head OF
the table, ana the younger members at the
foot. Thomas U. Dudley, being the senior
honorary member present, took the head,
and Thomas Dodamead the foot. With
blessing offered by the former to Almighty
Cod, knives and forks commenced their
speedy work on the tempting meats placed
| before them.s .,rss -.
The "Old Punch Bowl" sacred to every
member of the company, though cracked
by age, supplied the "crack" company Of
0ld Virginia with mint juIep, and then fol.
lowed toastss
Won1an-The JOY and torment Of mans
ME; the handspring of all his actions; the
tyrant, from whom there is no appeal,
whose slightest caprice is law, whose sub.
Jects are slaves, yet whose thraldom we all
desire to last forever.
Our old Chief, r. E. Lee-In silence we
remember him, but will obey his last order.
The r. T.. I. Blues-Although organized
in 1893, may it last forever in fraternal peace
and happiness. -
The b. L. I. Blues of Revolutionary Times
and the r. L. I. Blues of the Present, who
never change their colors OF their princi-
pies.
The Day We Celebrate ate-Responded to by
the President in very happy speech /; con-
Guiding, he said he had served as lieutenant
fora number of years in the company, but
would now be satisfied with simple sergeant.
Mr.. Luck, of the Spotswood Hotel, an
old member, made some happy hits, and
kept the table in perfect roar. i'a.-
Vice-President Dodamead made several
timely speeches, and was listened to with
cheers and applause.
Three members of the old Blues Band
were present, and offered the following
toasts: ,GztyiTs0:EI '.a-'
Reuben West: The Richmond Light In.
fantry Blues-With pleasing recollections OF
the past and buoyant expectations of the
future.
Lomax B. Smith: Absent ex-captains and
members-Thoueh absent not forgotten.
- Morton: The Richmond Light In.
fantry Blues rs they were, the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues as they are-One and
indivisible.
Several old members made happy
specches, references were made to the days
gone by, and what took place at former
meetings, and as twilight settled Der the
festive board motion was made to adjourn
to meet again on the 10th day of May, 1871
which was unanimously carried; and the
friends and honorary members took their
departure for home.
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Doctor THEoDoR BoLDEMANN, the well-known
physician of this city, who has been selected by
the Nominating Convention of the Conservative
party as one Of the two candidates for the Office Of
commissioner Of the revenue. has been resident
of this city and state for twenty-one years-almost
lifetime. Scrupulously. avoiding to play any
prominent part In the politics Of the country, it
has ever been his principle to sympathize with
and work for his fellow-citizens of his adopted
State irrespective of nationalties and unchanged
and mistaken by veal or woe.
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Put it in your memorandum book--".]
must register to-day" ea

Messrs. Editors,-At meeting held at the Old
Market Hall on the 10Th uitimo W. ]. Clark pub.
n,eiy ,y stated that was Radical. Wish, through
statement as wholly false, gotten up by false.
hearted, Designing persons FOR political purposes.
Twas member or The Conservative committee in
the last campaign, and refer the public to the
records Of that committee tnow iu the hands OF
Captain L. g. Coghlanl for my political record:
promulgator Of this false and designing state
ment. have ever acted with the Conservative
was traitor to my adopted state, and never win
be. ..., JOHN GALLAGHER,
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REa1sTRATIoN.-Many of our citizens are
under m erroneous impression in regard to
the difficulties of registering. There are
two places at the place of registration, one
at which the whites can register and the
other for blacks. Even if there were diff
culties there could be no excuse for any
ones failing to register ut this time.
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HARPERs' WEEKLY for May q Is to hand
from Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor, next to
Dispatch Office. The illustrations in this
No. are very good. That on the first
page is from the pencil Of Mr.. W. d. Shep-
herd, of this city, representing o Spring
Scene near Richmond. tt has also the
continuation of Diekens's story in supple
rnprtt tAIs s.s y t-4-t -
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REGISTER BEFORE BREAKFAST.

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE May r.
W. ID, Blair, Esq, Mr. John Redford, Mr..
s. II. Jones, Mrs. s. j. Beazley, Richmond,
Va; Miss Bittie Garnett, Frederick's Hall !;
G.P. Holman, Bremo Bluff, Va; Quincy
Terry, eare OF Cayell Crawford Mrs. Hattie
ID. " alker, Washington, D. G.
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Which of you all now deny to dance ?
She that makes dainty Y''i -. --.

j
She, I'll swear, hath corns.-Shakspedre. =
CUTTING CoRNs NUMBERED WITH THE Elk
PLoDED ARTs.--The following testimonials ar,
selected from thousands 81 4 -. z1yst
take pleasure in adding my testimonial to Dr.
RENDALL's skill as Chiropodist, he having given
ME entire relief in q few minutes, after weeks ol
suffering. T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist. .
Richmond, May 7, 1870. -
THOMAS W. BOSWELL takes pleasure in con-
arming Drs. Kendall & HARpEsTY's testlmo-
malls frcm practical proof ,..si.fr
Richmond, May 10th, 1870. el-trs.s
DR.. Kendall removed troublesome corn With
out pain or loss of blood. L. G. BsIsTow.
s 49, House OF Delegates.
Ricifnond May sth 1870.
DR.. Kendall operated with entire satisfaction:
W. II. MACFARLAND.
Richmond. April 30, 1870. ~
some days since DIR. Kendall removed paioful
bunion for me In few seconds, literally, as he
stites, without pain or loss Of blood The ease
that followed was wonderful. 81 .,i.. -
WILLIAM j. WALL,
st,y House Of Delegates.
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q ZIMMER's CONFECTIONERY.

NJ.
100 half barrels VINEGAR PICKLES.
100 boxes ORANGES and LEMONS,
NEW LAYER RA1SINs,
:. TURKISH FIGS, In drums and half-pound
boxes
PRUNELLA, In 0ne-pound boxes, OF very
delicious favor.
nv own manufactured CANDIES sell as low
as sny house in our city.
Also CAKES and CRAChEhS py sne paIrei "
'ns 2iaMsR,s natx aass's WORN CONNECTIONS are tho
'ssi ziMmER,s' III Sss'iB 'iBUTTER.sCOTCH and sOLFE-
RHO CANDIES are sure remedy for coughs
M soro 20 abrn.ts o'-'~-.~,sr ,sr--'-- G. ZlMMER,
snS ''' '"1o"''' lsas Main street.
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BoDY OF DEAD INFANT FoUND.
day afternoon between 3 and 4 O'Clock,
while the city carts were removing the ashes
from the Ninth-Street alley between Grace
and Broad streets the body of male mu.
latto infant was found, arDarantly about
four months old, in terribly mangled con-
dition. The coroner was summoned, who
viewed the torn remains and issued an
order for its burial. The body was wrapped
in a towel and covered up in the bank OF
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THE LADIES' soRoSIs CLUB, Of New York, re-
Gently changed their discussions from woman's
suffrage to hair preparations and pimple Danish.
ers. They declared that where nature had not en-
dowed them with beauty, 1t was their rigbt-yea,
their duty-to seek It where they could. So they
all voted that Magnolia Balm overcame saIlow-
ness, rough skin, and rine-marks, and gave to the
complexion most diStingue (sorosian) and mar
bie-ike appearance dangerous 70 men, no doubt;
ana that Lyons kathairon made the hair grow
thick SOFT, aud awful pretty, and. moreover, pre-
vented IL from turning gray. II the proprietors
of these articles did not send the sisters an invoice
they are not smart. ~.+- =. - - - --t.'
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TIE CONSERVATIVE PRIMARY ELECTION
The judges and commissioners appointed
by the various Wards to superintcnd the
primary election are requested to meet at
the rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce
this afternoon at o'clock to make arrange
ments for the same.
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Rooms OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
20 e. " RICHMOND, May u, 1870. ),
beg leave to acknoWIedge Die folio

1lDeS leaYe TO ackuOWleuSe tue loGO"lnS
additional receipts for the relief fund:
thr6ngh r. "! Howison, Esd. 49,. 80. $50 90
r. Ruafn sJr.. Old c 1llrch, Hanover w IS 90
Z. joseph % en- Hal Hail n 25 90
W. L. Clark, treasurer Episcopal church, 80 .,
Winchester, Va. a. 81
rerstoMm. '......................... 40 81
Committee Of Petersburg, Va, through :,
Governor Walker zM W
nv. tbrough Governor Walker. .......... 900 90
Procs eds of Fair given by three chtl-
dren under ten years OF age............... 81
st. Andrews church, Hopkinton, New
Hampshire, to- Rev. Hall Harrison =,
through DIR. Minnigerode. ................ 90
Hiram w. oliver through K L. Brown. 10 co
Young Mems Christian Association
through Captain @. II. Dimmock...:..:. 10 90
William V. mcKeln. ESQ.,, Secretary Phil
ladephla Relief Association. ........... 600 90
I. DAyESPORT,J JR., Treasurer.
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See that your friends register.

Gentlemen who were born and raiseitin
this city haye been frequently insuited
while attempting TO register by an ilnpn,
dent black negro repeating isster the regis.
.trar the questions as to age. residence. &e.
What viii it be. should fhe, Radicals get
nan, Conservatives, ensmi6sko Raisl shliss,, !,
Hks ssta hsasssAS, RkFs ssaKkEs; q Is'17tzs--.s
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BEFORE YOU GO TO YOUR CoUNTINa-RooM
THIS MORNING GO AND REGISTER.

HusTINGs COURT, THURspAY-Judge 4.
B. Gu'gon presiding.-The following cases
were tried in this court yesterday
Milton Carpenter, misdegeanor, not
guilty. 1-'
j. w. Keys, misdemeanor, fined s. and
sentenced to Jail for six months at hard
labor, ......l =
Benjamin Watson, misdemeannr, ten
days in Jail ut hard labor. .,.'.-
Charlotte Gray, misdemeanor, sent to
Jail. =. =. !
Henry Jones, misdemeanor, dismissed.
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C,ARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
OPPOSITE rosT-oFFICE,
are now opening large and varied assortment of
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILks,
JAPANESE POPLINs.
GRENADINES
SUIT CLOTHS,
and other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO.
LACE POINTS tsome very smallh
rARAsoL COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HASUKERCHlEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
IN cudiess variety. that cannot full to please
All in want of DRY GOODS are advised to give
call, as our prices arc as low al the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap22 CAsDozo, FOURQUREAN & co.
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C0NFECTIONERIES.

DURE FRUIT JUICES.
We offer to those wishing to make fine SYHUPS
for their soda customers STRAWBERRY RASp-
BERRY, PINEAPPLE, and ORANGE JUICES,
extracted from the fruits and warranted pure.
SEA-MOSS FARINE, LIQUID CHOCOLATE
PASTE, SICILY LEMON SUGAR,
DESICATED COCOAkUT,
SUGAR TAMARlNDS, TRUFFLES, VA
. NILLA CHOCOLATE, BAKERS
IS CHOCOLATE.
ANDREW PIZZINI b CO.,
..t.... s07 Broad street. ,..y s...-
INV n
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ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION FROM BALTIMORE.
Lambert Cuttings, Esq, OF Baltimore, has
remitted to Mrs. John H. Gilmer twenty
five, dollars with a letter OF sympathy for
our sufferers; Mrs. Gilmer has handed the
check to Rev. DR.. Peterkin to be used as
he deems proper for the sufferers.
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.
CHEVIOT FRENCH SACK SUIT, S2a.
MELTON FRENCH SACK SUIT, coat aud vest,
$40.
MELTON WALKING SUIT, coat and vest, see.
CHEVIOT WALKING SUIT. S2s.
SCOTCH COATING WALKING SUIT, $50.
DIAGONAL COATING WALKING SUIT ss2.
FRENCH CREPE DRESS SUIT. coat aud vest,
&s2.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS. coat and vest,
S2s.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALOONS, o. to $40.
YOUTHS. FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, sl5, Slo.
and I'll.
BOYS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, sll, sl2.
and S13.
Also, large assortment OF
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
at very Low prices. JOHN s. DEVL1E,
1907 Main street (opposite the post-ofnce),
ap l5--3m Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-13

CARD.-Havng peen accidentally entaueied
In the afrny last evening at the registration pre-
cinct near the corner OF Venable aud Seventeenth
streets. and In the confusion mistaken for Radl-
cal anc knocked down by one Of my Conservative
friends, desire to state for the Information OF
a. any one who may mot know my political position
willing to do and suffer ell things for INV ,party.
but feel q decided opposition 10 being counted
amonRst lis political opponents, and as such as-
saulted by my friends. SAMUEL T. PRESTON. q