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The gIoals as he Fals gsoa as.


! The races win conn ~
/ c 5loc1 promptly. Tw9pu
race ard three mI~ute see om=
CT IT, llr for Re 1asa b4-i oiao to
/ get t0 aork eli half 1l eleven. 81
base bah wiz sont- nae u1tI half D f
tgo, after 4ioh sas pacing and
sweeDst kes 0s viii come c
Fer the dfst buggy ace Che 5ol-
lowing entries have brsn made.
James Brockle names D. ru. Bell.
i. e.. Burns Deaes - -. hatcher.
J. 4. 5etche!l Eaf" 81 g. b. p s.. Lee.
" Forth names U.s. IA. Fannie.
- p. Trlble names b. n. Bay Duke.
r. Dixon q Son g. j.. SDeed.
Fer the second race. open 10 all
horses that never beat three minutes.
81 n. a 6. gar names S. S. Arlington.
= p. @ele1ell names b g. +. - Lee.
y. ~ 8ss ato1 names s. s. Rec H1ozier.
" watson Aders91- names p. Pet
W-n. Forth nemes b. M Lady q .ce.
AFTERNOON RACES
Third race pacing, foE an horses
that never beas 2.35.
G ~. Raymond names b. n. BLY,
WIN, Forth naI1ss g. &. Dau- 81 crtou.
W. 2. Baker IA z1es 8. N. C1re1l q Bend.
". II, akin ne b. n. kate,
Third race. see for all
b. Z. Brittou nalaes s. g. Red Is ,sfe
Z. y. Morgan names s q. frsiza.au.
~ L. Denny names % s. E.t1. .ka3eare
WIN. Forth names b. m. Lady alice
j. Watson names D. g. Esf Shannon.
The Trustees have doae al 10 Is 5ir
power to make The picnic sud ~aces
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3D. = large assoss n15l6 - sakly
and Monthly TIME Books sf che
Journal OFF ee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-02
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TIE Trustees Of 5bo a-s
viii give grand picnic "a
Grounds. Or tho Fourth al.r. ace
proceeds o beapplie3 % - ur
f the debt c. the ooois
IEls H-i. &c chs same -a8.
people an excellent cnre-tu0Esg
spend &c day pleasant Is ta-
ightEully cool and sha g gre e It tae
grounds, ana witness 81 races, ID IA
are arranged for the 6y
ITotting and pacing rings be
given during TIC dByr oomusac.ps
10 9'clock AZ
The train viii rue lrou ia, dop9s
Il The fair grounds during -e 1ar,
and 1t IS vp5ulad that tho peorie will
trrg out and ghie having q ri7a
line generally, ne.p the society eli
Base ball. foot ball and every other
sr5rf19enenb viii be provided.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-02

% Eec.e i ere; :, 6--5ea eeats asr
/ s.. at the fouEHAl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-02

O. 2ri5la 81 Co.
Has SID Ihu5 1trear haze 3
ruiI too If Drugs Chem S. I-
ent l1edtoipes, ADariesn and t-lpa- =
ed Perluuery, Toilet Scoops, brasl
Sc. Prescriptions car fui.y
pounded Fresh 5.uo lir
gEsss and R9cxb- 6ga 3 5n
taIr-kE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-02

EJUSD.-A- larga brass key was
picked up on the Uharf On Thursday
m0ruieg and left this oHes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-02

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-02

Tang aU7--c
LOUIS 9Ls EEBress
- aia ANNE. ose
"a ON iss.ou. VII. Dr. d-Hu
- route or ST., Louis.
1mlti is her excellent an Z
oua+=rd de-. ard Chit
her accomplish ! au3
1s clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

W.. hayc determined to reduce 10 less than the
regular goli raj < the rrirn Of article OF our
magnificent stock Of Diamonds, Fine "@.c4ssi
Jcwel.y. ard Sirerware, and ask IN inspection Of
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought In the rst-class
houses Of New York and philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers Ie
latcst styles of rich lcwclry, Fine Watches, Dia-
moad ami Pearl seic LeontIne Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons Handkerchief
& Hol!ers, Amethyst Mcssagate, Ruby Signet, Dla-
mund Engagement, uad rlain Gold Welding
Rings Masonic jewels and Jcwciry, Specta,iss
and kyr-Classcs, Sterling silver spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces in eases.
NOwLAS Il Co,
Main street corner OF Tenth.
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VOL. XXXVIIl,

mesa. which srccts you in them il fully md
constantly reflected by these dircct aud
%'ohtn sons and successors of the English
nohlcman and country gentleman. You
must never cass Virgnians with Northern
men: they arc Il totally different class Of
persons. Virginians would as soon think
Of putting ~ razor to their throats as to de-
part from honor and strict integrity in finan-
civil transactions. You may therefore de-
eide 10 deal gently with them, and place
your funda-if not upon their personal and
fundoi securities and stocks-yct upon their
real estate, which is rapidly improving, but
still far behind its natural capabilities.
Allow Inc to mention to You that I have
sent manuscript to Mr.. Crosse, of I.ud-
low,-to nc printed by bim-on the History,
Geography, Agriculture, and Emigration to
this state, AMI as it is Us full of intorma-
ton as could make it, should like you to
call upon him and request him to allow you
to read it. 1t will give me the greatest
pleasure to hear from YOU again, and also
10 give you any information in my power
which YOU may require.
With my kinlcst regards, bcg to re-
main, dear sir, yours faithfully.
EDWARD SHELLEY.
i. Cra1Stopa. Erq., Banker, Ludlow, Eng
land.
+ This Is a mi-;skc.-EaHo,'s Dispo'c,.l
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ST. PATRICX's DAY.-Our Irish citizens
propose to celebrate st. Patrick's Day in
grand style. Chief Marshal William Eng
lish has issued the following programme
for the occasion:
Celebration Of ST. Patrick's Day, Norch
17h, 1870. -
1t is requested by the Chief Marshal for
the occasion that the Irish citizens and
others disposed to unite in the celebration
of the day will meet at o'clock A. NJ, in
their respective wards, OF the points here
after designated, where they will be formed
in line by the following gentlemen, who
have been assigned this duty by the Chief
Marshal
Clay Ward.-Franklin street near the
old Fair Grounds, where the line viii be
formed by Frank McGovern and Frank
Brannan. ...
Monroe Wcrd. Corner First and Frank
lin streets, where the line will be formed by
John Mcdonald and Patrick Canary.
Madison IIiard.-On the Capitol Square.
Jefferson Ward.-In the First Market
Hall, where the line will be formed by Z.
F. Boyle and James Golden. l......- .
NnrshaN Ward.-At the county court
house, where the line will be formed by
Captain Kennedy and James Hayes.
Immediately after the formation of the
lines in the respective wards they will
march to the Capitol Square, where they
will be expected promptly at 9 O'Clock A.
NJ, when the main line will be formed and
take up its line of march as follows:
Up Ninth street to Broad, up Broad to
Fifth, down Fifth to Main, down Main to
Twcnty-ffth, up Twenty-ffth to st. Pa
tricks church.
Returning: By Broad street to Ninth,
up Ninth to Marshall, up Marshall to
Third, down Third to Grace, down Grace tt
the Capitol Square, where they will be re-
ceivcd by his Excellency Governor Walker
Badges for the occasion can be procured
from the Assistant Marshals-viz., James
NJ. IIannan, John NJ. Higgins, Captain 7
F. Kennedy, Frank McGovern, Frank }
Reilly. WILLIAM ENGL1sH,
Chief Marshal.
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COOK X LAUGHTrN viii sell at ln1 r. VI. n
large quantity of marble and alabastcr
>ia:Uc',cs, marble vases, ornaments. &C.
\. {. Full AN viii sell NJ =. ~. large num-
Der of lots IN Marks addition 10 Manchester
". Irnttl$ Will sell foG lhc administrator and
trustee. "n tn premises II: ! l.. Nj. house
aud "t- III sidney on BclSidere street at its
intersection With beverley.
RICHARDSON 4 CO. will s"ll at 7. VI. the
~inrh and l;>iurcs and uncH prcd term ri lease
"r the cigar Store corner Of Maia and Eleventh
streets
Glt! IE~ : WILLIAMS Will sell for the commis-
si"ucr, "u thu prcm!:us. At g /. NJ. . build
iussl"t Hn the south side of Cary street be. wccn
Fourth aud Fifth.
". e. GRE EN- q! marshall street, will sell at 10
\. ". furniture" dry goods, notions, &C..
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MAGISTRATES COURT, MoNDAY-Rcc0rd-
er P0rcrS prcSidinG.-The attention of
the court on yesterday was engaged in dis
posing of the following cases of misde
meAnor
Commonwealth against James Clark alius
Warren, found guilty und sent to Jail for
thirty days.
Commonwealth against George Woodson: :
found guilty, fined 81, and sent to Jail fer
thirty days.
Commonwealth against Sam Harris :;
plead guilty; sent to jail for fifteen days,
with labor.
Commonwealth against James Anderson !;
plead guilty sent TO Jail for FIVE days.
Commonwealth against Rolly Gordon ::
plead guilty sent to jail for FIVE days.
Commonwealth against Ben Henderson :;
fined S25, and sent to jail for sixty days,
with labor.
Commonwealth against James Smith :;
found no, guilty.
Commonwealth against Delaware Plea
SAINTS found moi guilty.
Commonwealth against bowler Lilly !;
plead guilty fine. 80, and sent to Jail for
sixty days, with labor.
Commonwealth against Bob AshbF !;
plead guilty ninety days in jail.
.NnNs fp'ossgu;S were entered in the 1ol-
lowing cases Commonwealth Is. Cathalnc
Page, Isaac Breillemun, james Wilson, Ella
Woodson, Bob Johnson, and Pruiscilla
Mack.
II. S. Morton obtained n license to prac-
tice law.
Rev. $. NJ. Dodge qualified to celebrate
the rites of matrimony.
Mr.. Andrew Washburne, clerk Of the
| court, renewed his official bond: suretica,
D. B. Parker and u. Manly:
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock thia morn
ing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

THE FAIR AT Fulton BAPTIST CHURCH. is
largely attended and giving great satisfa"-
ton to all parties. 1t is for most Worthf
object-one which SHOULD secure the sym
pathv ana aid Of the friends Of religion
and good order i'll the eastern portion Of
our city. Wearc pleased to learn that scve-
raj Baptists in Washington, D. G., have sent
d purse Of fifty dollars to aid the ladies OF
Fulton in their Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

TIE PANORAMA AT ST.. ALBAS's.-The
exhibitions of Billiards. Panorama of New
York City at st. Alban's Hall yesterday
afternoon and last night we're attended by
delighted audiences AZ 3 work oi art
this panorama is perhaps equal, if not su-
I>erior, to any ever exhibited in this coun-
try. II is lifc-like Gf the expression may
be used) throughout. the lettering en- the
signs, the telegraph wires, and all minntig,
standing out in as bold relief az City Hall
or Castle Garden. The spectator is carried
along at steady pace for miles on Broad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

EcoSoNIrAL. REII.EIr. TIE RE>T.--DuD-
L..Y's Baking Powder i: superior - al others In
market. Free frcnA any injurious substances. "tii
- nicely com bounded that Tn" contents OF each
uX iuSurcs light, sweet. hcIltny biscuits, Vols.
pastry. &C.. with Uniform success. Only two tea
spoonful, 10 4 quart OF 'ionr is necessary, white
those Of ordinary manufacture require from one
third to Il half more. Ask ynnr grocer for D03-
LEY'S Baking Powder. and take no Uttcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

I hn plarc I" buy y"ur clothing, shirts, aud Scn-
lcncn'S furnishing goods, Is No. 1900 Nan street,
where =. r.. SPENCE / SON. merchant taiors.
have all the latest styles Of cloths, cassmercs, and
furnishing goods for sale low for cash, and specie
given In change in place Of fractional currency.
Call al 1860 Main street.
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DESPITE TIE COLD WEATHER, for the cheap
est aud best coke anthracite an,l kltnmnn's coal
of all kinds and sizes, saved, split. and long wood
90 to Mr.. J. b. WAITRESS, III Main street. near
tI,f nost. .nNr,
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RIcHNoND PCsT-OrFICE MARCH
lG. lS7o.-Aliss Helen a. Norwood; Miss
Virginia Z. Moscby, Richmond; Va: Mr..
Henry Barns, held for further direction !;
Mr.. Jonas Guggcnheimer, Aleanvi, o.: Mr..
II. Is. kilhv. Charleston, s. {.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

INFORMATION WANTED. - The Comms-
gioner of Pensions desires information re-
specting Mrs. Ann T. Cason, widow Of I'd
mond Cason, and also of Martha II.
Spinby. widow Of James Spinhy. The
above, if living, must he quite aged. Any
persons possessing any information in re-
gard to them will confer favor by stating
it at the post-oiiicc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

APPOINTMENT II E0rNC!LMEN.-Goycr-
nor Walker iia- made the following appoint
mrn;s for the Council Of this city:
CiuY ITard.-E. J. Euker, William ,Icn-
kins, v. II. Scott, y. j. ChcstcrmeH, +. L.
JIanuoN.
Hoarot rI.--Niiliam +. Tanner. NJ.
I. Strauss William English, William Davis,
Frank Glasgow.
Md;>ch l,@yI.--,!amc+ \. Scott, Albert
or1way, Thomas V. Mcrancc. Peyton y.
Wise, y. 6. Duulau.
.Nw>hoH 'a',!.--lIcn"y EolclSvr, Geo.
A:usijc, !. J. English, john l.. BosScux,
Thomas Fiahcrty.
J,f,'$2" li;01i.-John ", il;c~ins,
Christian Ij;omcr, {. l.. l,hitloch, john j..
milford. John II. Grcauor.
VIC learn that ;ll":e will Ic y meeting Tor
vl:.aniziuc this afternoon ut / o'clock.
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There will be meeting of the True Re-
publican State Executive Committee at the
Exchange Hotel on Friday morning at 9
o'clock: This is the committee Of which,
DR.. Gilmer is chairman.
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CORSS, BUSIoSS, DISEASED NAILS, &C.
There are fe:" disorders more common. perhaps
none varied in Importance. To obtain instan-
t,ncous relief without paiu 20 to br. SCHULTZ.
Nineteenth street near Main.
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FOR SALE.

TRESH YOUNG MILCH COWS ISsE
a FOR SALE.-Tha undersigned has a.Gii-!.s.e
number Of FRESH Mich COWS for sale nn his
premises. hear Atlce's st 'ion. on Chesapeake and
ohio railroad. seven miles from Richmond. Said
COWS were raised on said premises.
NH lj--3t~ W. W. NEWMAN.
EOR SALE, FOUR FINE MILCH fzs5stts
Il COWS fresh To the paii. Can lie seen .sEaJlsA--,
nj i. }. COS2Y;- stable, Filth street between
Clay and Marshall. NH lJ--3t~
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MEETINGS..

MERCH ANTS AND MECHANICS
lS2 SAVINGS BANk.--The annual meeting of
eIcctinp directors for the ensuing twelve months
viii be held on MONDAY NEXT, 2lst March, at
half-past u. NJ. ut the Office Ut the bank, south
west corner OF Main and Fourteenth cts.
D,li it-5t EDWARD COHEN. Cashier.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS ~
L WAREROOMo.-rr stairs, "pp9shte t,,o .tlf ny
hose ironfront buildings the largest an and d mos; @
ynried assortmest of PsiiLnE CHAMBEE ~, sds "Ga of
DiN1NH-RnOM FURNITURE n me s,a.e, os o1
and Spring Beds made TO order In any style de
sr our stock Of CHAMBER purnlsasS =, SelnF or
.t ishmcut from se5 to ssao. We have reduced
the prizes Of all our goods, and we are now selling
about us low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all IN want OF good, substantial tnr-
niture To examine our assortment before buying.
we haye GOODS to suit all puriies-the rich or the
poor. HAj1!o oOg u! iSh,.
opposite the post-otacc, Main street
ia Richmond, Va.
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be commended for the reaaon that it is en-
tirely free from sectional bias, and while
the names of nearly all the leading wri-
ters of the South appear on it's List of re-
Sular contributors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

Nv rcos,c-t. 1lcssrs. Hill ami Sieight
cave thc meeting Il most interesting sEnop.
s- OF tie proceedings q thc Snndny-Schocl
Con> cn;icn recently held st Staultton. Va,
which Was received with marked attention.
the ,Drctilt- wa< largely attended, there
tvin~ an un.t>uul full TURNOUT Of scholars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

60 to ELLYsoS 4 TAYLOE'S news depot, next
To Disvnfch building, for weekly and d Ally papers
and magazines. All the city da!lies always on
fnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

H. ELLYsoS 4 GO. VIII insert advertisements in
the principal ucwspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-
ina. Tennessee. and the northern cities, at pub
ishers' rates. for cash, Appl; at this oidco-
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Is, 1870.

Arrived.
css"c and nG L. ns
Steamer j. W. Everman, Hinchley, Phlladct-
phia merchandise, W. L. Porter.
Schooner j. s. Dctwilcr, Grace. Boston. ice. A.
G. Babcock.
schooner Flying Scud Taylor, Baltimore,
shells, Curtis & Parker,
Schooner Sarah Fisher, Carlisle, philalelphia
iron, Z. Dillon.
sAILEh.
sts.-ser Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, hicf-
gers. w. G. Dunllaul & CO.
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SMITHS COAL.--lhc hest coal for blacksmitbs'
use In the markar. Give IL n trial. EHCHEF,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

TuE TENrEEANcE CLrsE.-James ~,
Wiley and Rev. William I. Lindsay Will
deliver temperance lectures at the Baptist
church (colorel), Sidney, on tomorrow
cyeuinr Mt 6 O'Clock.
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The Marble, Alabaster, and French Bronze ST.
tuetes, handsome Vases, Urns, Ornaments, sr's
on exhibition yesterday at the auctiou-roolns of
anan.uis Cook & LAUGHToN. and which were so
will hi. enll at anclinn 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

Tit ,N>pErTluH LAw#.--'rhc Senate
Committee on General Laws will have be-
fore them OH Friday morning ncyi nj 10
o'clock tie question cf the eXrcdcncy Of
abolirbing tilu inspection laws Of i'll"
state and, accordingly, they have sum-
mo,lcl several Of our most prominent h,s!-
ness men to appear before them anl give
testimony az 10 the working Of those laws.
The subject has created Il great deal Of il
tereSt, and Tic Tobacco Association Of Rich
monl have appointed a committee of their
body 10 lay the views of the Association
before the Senate and House committees
It will be remembered tnat IL committee of
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce have
alrcady prepared and published an cla6o-
rate report on the Whole subject, in
which they strongly urge the abolition Of
the laws. This report has appended to it
the views oi tke National Board Of Trade
on the subject, and has been laid on the
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.. ,... ware" / iS'"-
..., Ai"" "s'''''''" D'%I'"f":
g ear Slr.--En1Ioscd hcE 10 hand von
.a.y Of letter received tro'n ny friend
=, [:anst1un, oi Ludlow. Ln%tant. Who IS
."y ry'uclEa! manager o! the Worcester City
"@; County Banking company, Which Is a
very large ana rich bank, haE'ug several
"0rtar. branch establishments. lie
r:'tcs IN reply to al invi1aiion sent him
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TITi COLLECTOR.-TD THE CITI-
y IESS OF RI,HMOND.-Our former collec-
tor Of city taxcr, JULIUS 4. HOB ON, Is now
ana will De a CANDIDATE. for that oiic until IN
election Is had or the appointment made.
rc ..--eodtts MANY CITIZENS.
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DICHMOND THEATRE-PATTI.

pICHMOND THEATRE-PATTI.
MAN STRAkOSCH respectfully announces
that the world-renowncd concert vocalist, the
Queen OF the concert ROOM"
Miss CARLOTTA PATTI.
viii make her disappearance in Richmond In
TWO GRAND PATTI CONCERTS
MONDAY 2lst and TUESDAY 2ed Of MARCH,
ut O'Clock.
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI
VIII be assisted by
Mons. THEODORE RIrTER, the Great CLASH
cal Pianist:
Mons. j. +. PRuNE. tho Distinguished Violin
SirupSo:
Mr.. HENRY SQUlRES, the Popular American
Tenor and
Herr JOSEF uERMANs, The Great German
Basso;
Mr.. e; W. COLBY, Musical Director and Ac-
companist.
General Admission, $3.50; Reserved Seats, Or
chcstrJ and Dress Circle -. 81 Upper Galleries,
81; Col0rcd Gallery, soc. Private Boxes, $40,
sia, and sl5.
The sale Of tickets will commence ON FRIDAY
the 18th, Mt Bidgood's, ut Do ricck.
Steinway's Grand Pianos are used at the Patti
Concerts. Agency at Btds,ood'E. NH IL
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MARINE HYTEELIGENEE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH 10, 1870.
sun rises. COS Moon sets......... $50
;un SETS . 5. :. II!sn tide. ......... 3 40
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! +jHITlrE lHpH observation-disclosures Ty-
!cr and kno> arrested Yesterday Ii coorci
mIn named William Braxton, who is
charged with a robbery committed il Ports
mouth BraNton was Just stepping off The
steamer John Sylvester iu very gccd heart
with hin,scii when the officers tapped him
or the Shoulder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

IIulArInN ar R&vENrE LAw.--AIoiris
"ox, Of DanyiI!r, wa brought before United
States Commissioner tiaLn4n yesterday,
charged with Violating Tic revenue law in
not craein" the s!2mps and brands from
barrels winch la! !ccn cmp,icl. Che case
was 4ynt a. ta:olc Ihc United States collTt,
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LOANS

IF YOU HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
YOU DESIRE TO GET THE BEST ISTE-
REST. secured oil city real estate, call on
+. II. SEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent and ctlonccr
,11fr No. 1915 Main street.
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MACHINERY, &c.

ALL KINDs OF NEW WORK; REPAiKIEa
sTEAM.ENGINES and BOIL EES in city cha
country TOBACCO W2gK q sn xaads s9isgs mios tos
same. pLATFORM aud other. SCALES AD-
JTsTED aud Eae1nsiGGei gfspo o1. y.
yynpG4T ynN3H gEfDEN'S PATENT STEAMER.
GTNE PACKING, Utica Steam Gause Ceapenys
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF tnc;e & ga.aSsss .n sss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16

Price, soc. and 81 per bottle. None genuine
wiiho,l INV signature. For sale hy alI druggists.
f. a--cod3m i. X. BASS. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-16
THE DISPATCH.

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DRUGS, !MEEsCIskSs &c
SCHESCK'S PCLMONIC SYRCP, Rad
~ ways ResoiSent, FlagR's Relief &C.. sold By
.5 l.. WAGSER. Druggist.
NH la-HR sixth and Broad streets.
SEA MOSS FARISE.-Thts new and
~ elegant preparation ~ concedr,f tO be tho
cheapest, heaittlest, and most palatable food In
tho world. One package Will make sixteen quarts
of blanc mango, puddio9 cIstard. cream, Char
lotte Russo, &c, &c: As delightful dessert, and
no cqua Full directions With each package.
Price 2s cents. Fo. sale by
mill Drn2glsLs:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-24
CANCELLATION or BONDS.

dali IS 81 %