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Mild Certain Safe, Efficient 1t is far the best Cath
artic remedy yet discovered and at relieves and
vigorates all the vital functions without causing injury
to OF them. The most complete has long at
to the general public with the conviction that can
never fail to accomplish all that is claimed for it, 1t
produces little or no pain leaves the organs free
irritation, and never over taxes eNcites the
system In all diseases of the skim blood, stomach,
bowels, liver, kidneys-ot children, and in many diff
cues peculiar to women, it brings prompt relief and
certain cure The best physicians recommend and pre-
scribe it; and no person who this will volun-
tarily return to the use of any other catharc.
Sent by mail on receipt OF price and postage.
BOX, 500 Postage ii cents
Boxes, 100 rs
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UTICA, N. y. Feb. II, 1870.
WArcIl No. 2dl.bearng Trade Mark, g Fayctte
Stratton, Marion N. j. manufactured by L. S. Watch
Co, has been carried by y months its total varia
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds.
l. NROOMAN, Engineer n. \. c. s II. X. K.
WATCH No. 1857 Stem withdrawing Trade Mark,
Frederic Atherton Co.. Marion, N. J. mannactur
ed by w. S. Watch Co., has been carried by since
June, 1867 its total variation from time being
ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH,
Treas. Panama K. r., S. Wall Street.
WATCH No. 12ol9-bearing Trade Mark, u. s.
Watch Co., Marion, n. j." manufactured by United
States Watch Co., has been carried by five months
its total variation from time being only twelve
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Toldo, Wabash Western Railway.
Atherson & Co.. Marion N. j., manufactured by U. S.
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psYCHOMANCY. FASCINATION OR SOUL.
4 CHARMING pages; cloth. This wonderful
Dook mas u instructions to enable the reader fascin
ate eltner sex, or any animal, at will. Mcsmerism
spritualism, and hundreds Of other curious expert
ments II can be obtained by sending address. with pos
Street, Philadelphia. e''''
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Q a u THO n
To Females in Delicate Health

nR. DOW. Physician and Surgeon Mo- ENp-
- coIr ST., BoSroN, is consulted daily Tor all diseas-
es incident to the female system rrolalsus uter or
Falling OF the Womb, Fluor Albus, Suppression, and
other menstrual arrangements, all treated new
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed
very few days. SO invariably certain is this
OF treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person reoices perfect health
DE- Dew has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases of women than any other physician in
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may " ish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow, since 1876 having confined his whole aten.
lo to an office practice for the of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges no superior in the
United States.
B-Al letters must contain one dollar, or they will
not be answered
Office hours from ga Nj. to pm.
Boston July % 1862 lyi
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English Farmer.

~ This stallion will stand for the
Nrr>. use Of Mares at my Stable in Belfast
XIV one mile North of the city, on the "IIead OF
AA the Tide Road" every day in the week ex-
cept Wednesdays, when he will stand at Freedom
village, over night.
In going to FIR EEDOM on Wednesdays forenoon
he will pass through WALDO and H NDX Corner
and returning Thursday through MONTVILLE
Centre and MORRILL, arriving home Thursday noon
Persons and mares coming from distance, will be
entertained FREE, at my house and stable during
their stay.
The above horse is Il thorough bred "CLYDEs
DALE" and was imported at great expense by James
Higgins Esq, from NEW DRUNSWICK. ex.
pressy to improve the breed of horses in this vicinity
This horse is Eight Years old this Spring, weighs
400 pounds, and is claimed to be perfect made
horse has no superior. lie combines immense power,
with light easy and graceful action In order enable
selves of the services of this horse have concluded TO
reduce the price, and to warrant Tor 5000.
FORD GAY, Gay Farm.
Belfast, April 18th, 1870, swt.
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NNTAR NPANGLED BANNER-A lor,o an
- column paper Ledger size, Illustrated Deyoted to ~
Sketches, Poetry, Wit. LIumor genuine fun Nonsense
lIumbugs, &C. Only % cts year and superb enrraS
ing Evangeline" Ike feet, gratis 900 circuafion
fearless, truthful. Try 1t now. Is cts. a year:
Specimens FREE. Address "BANNEK" Hinsdale
NH. ',
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD

PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTES.
NJ. BlLFiNCH sTREEr. EOaluA.
Opposite Revere House
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QUACK INSTANTANEOUS.

through false certificates and references and rreocr
atoms Of their medicines ty TIE ded, who cannot ,No
or contradict them or who, besides, to further their
of the qualities aud eff cts Of different herbs aud plant
and ascribe all ne same to their ts, kNtracs, SPcclI
&C, of which, if not ALL contain Mercury 6ectl-,
Of The ancient belief Of its curing everything" but nov
known TO 9 Kill more than is cured and those na
killed. constitutIonaIly injured for iitt.
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tTAR sPANGLEn RaNrrr

NEW BOOk.-Agents sell 100 per week pr;ca *
NV Address l.. STEBBINS, Hartford, Ct. T~'
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Netu embellishments.

NJ ea dn.,,as Theological school-Unitaran;
begins Aug. %. Apply to H. H. Lirermore MeadVie pa
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ii ORRI BLE.-I suffered with Csatarrh thirty
Iam years, ana was cured in six weeks by simple
remedy and Will send the receipt postage free to all az
hlcted: Address Rev. L. }. MEAD, Drawer 116 Syra-
cuse, ~. '''
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M ANHOOD and W Omanhood-Essays for
Nl Young Men, free, in sealed envelopes HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box L, Philadelphia, Pa.
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All letters requiring advice rou- contain oucdotr T.,
insure un answer.
Boston. Jan. ! lS,t-lyr
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@a|aRA
TX - - -
&l|llss3:iz&(|;:;
ES deed e nGt a SSpn
atoms; but II loosens and cleanses the lungs, and a
sTT FowE s8N fr 6qTe or ne Ros f9p
by druggists and dealers in medicines generally
GEOO NIL BE FORFEITED BY DE-. L.DIs
sDe)\IO il failing to in less time than m,
other physician, more cfectuay and permanently, viii
less restraint from occupation less exposure ID M
weather, with safe pleasant medicines.
SFTFABUSE ND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effects and consequences;
srtCIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercuria Affections Eruptons and ali diseases OF th
skin; Ulcers Of the Nose, Throat and body; Pmples u
the Face; Swelling Of the Joints Nervousness Constru
tona and other Weaknesses in youth and the moro 1
vanced, at all ages, of
BOTH sEAEs, SINGLE OR MARRIED
DIR. l.. DHXS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
sf EnsiicOtt Street, Boston, yna..
s arranged that patients never hear each 9th
Recoliect, the onty entrance his Office is No. "a m
ing no connection with his residence consequently ns
family interruption, so that account can any r.r
hesitate applying at his office
DR.. DIX
bodiy asserts and it cannot be contradicted exc, h
quacks who will say do anything, even prriurc tE
selves, to impose upon patients, y that lie
Is THE ONLY EEGULAR GRADUATE PltYSICIAN
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
TWEEN ~ YEARS
engaged in treatment of Special Diseases fact 80 ~
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants lion
iroprietors, &c that he is much recommended and i
tcuarly to
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
TO avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and main,
quacks more numerous in Boston than IN other ll..
cities
proudly refers to Professors and spectacle Physicians
many OF whom consult him in critical cas- hectu,, m
his acknowledged skill reputation attained tnrou
20 long experience, practice and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFOKTUNArE
be not robbed and add Ito your sutrnes ia being dca
by the lying boaSts, Misrepresentation ilSe promise
and pretentions of
FOREIGN AND NATIVE VUACKS
who know little of the nature and character OF Supri|
Diseases, and less TO their cure. Some exhibit frS
in any part of the world Others exhibit Diplomas OF M
Dead how obtained, unknown not only assuming v1I
advertising in names Of those inserted in the dplOuI
but to further their imposition names OF Other
byraed physicians long since dead Neither be deco.
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a Model House.
One i Million Acres
CHOICE iowa V LANDS

NOR SALE, at SO per and upwards, for cash. or
1 on credit, by the Iowa Railroad Land Co
Railroads already built through the Lands, and all
sides OF them. Great inducements to settlers Send for
our free Pamphlet 1t gives prices terms, location
tells who should come west what they should bring,
what 1t will cost gives plans and elevations OF Is differ
ent styles of ready made houses, which the Company
furnish at from $3.50 to : 900 ready to set up Maps
sent if desired. Address
w. W..WALkER, lice President
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.

10 avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and nsI..
quacks, more numerous in Boston than other lir..
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E. - THE DEATH OF DR.. DeANE.---The funeral
of 2Df. Francis r.! Deane, who died st the
residence Of his son-in-law CDR. Peter Ly-
ons(, in this city, on Monday night, will:
take place from the Monumental, church
this afternoon aS 8 o'clock. S...s tl-.:.-- ).
cesDrs Deane Was one of the oldest, and at
the, same time one Of the most popular,
aphysisians In Richmond: AN accomplished
inembsrof the medical profession, and pos-'
.sessing, in an eminent degree, all those
qualities which endear physician TO e
family, be had 8 very large practice, and
was beloved by sn who knew him well. Z
4sssAt q meeting Of the Richmond academy
Of Medicine, held at the City Bail last
night, complimentary and touching tn
butte of respect to the memory of the de-
ceased dssMas PASSED, and that organization
yssalyed n aSsaad lis funeral IN q beayY :
= s''.s : : ,s NE ssG szGS aseAS5JG
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LOCAL MATTERS.r

A NAatow EscArE.--Jeter Phillips came
within haaf an hour of losing his life on the
scaffold yesterday. The time Of his last
respite expired at noon, and every prepare
ton had sbeen made for the execution.
Sheriff Saith had put the gallows up, the
physiciaF and several witnesses were on
hand, ana the prisoner as well as the officers
thought iEat all hope was gone.a. But almost
at the LAT moment o breathless messenger
arrived Nth document from the Governor
granting the poor culprit another thirty
,days' leAse of life. , g s. - =: 80
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HEPRKEst on THE ABaaass1OMl q
-. |az,saf,1aa :, VIlsaINxA.


F ~
THE House Of Representatives,, yesterday
voted by o large majority lite ,conenrrsnse,
with the Senate bill restoring oYirginis tos
the Union. The sEent is mementous one,
and opens the way, wettrust; fora long cas
reer Of peace and pr6aperity4 the old Corn
b1o,,s ,,aa {; ~ has known such trope.
+ n Petersburg thIet intelligence, awhion
was promulgated about dark last evening,
vas lreceiEed without any enthusiastic de.
monsfrations. of rejoicing. Z, This was nbt
owing to; want Of satisfaction on the pafs
Of the. people Of resumption Of civil TelA--
Gons with the Federal Government bnt, Tie
churlish manner in which the right pff, re-
admission has been acknowledged has ens
tirely destroyed the dispesition&o gratitude
and reduced the public feeling to calm ac-
|quiescence in accomplished results. % - |
Congress has failed to- do its duty and to
redeem its pledges!f3I '1G00H Il
. But Virginia will not, therefore, prove re-
creant to her obligations. The honor which
has never yet been sullied will be vindi-
Gated by course. which shall refute the
unman1y suspicious of her. enemies and
justify the championship which many gene
rous men of both parties, in both Houses
of Congress, have given her,cause. .1tH [
Il. - From the Norfolk journal. {. =.
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THE TEYpERlllNsiocEEs llsicEs iCAusE.-The tempe
!; ra,nos ., orders seem to meet with much sue
cesy in the city just now There viii be 2
DiSision of the: Sons: Of Tenpefanceinsti-
.tuteo uext week at 81. Msrk's chapel coz
.ner of Leigh and Feushee streets. Thie
new DIVISION win be called the West End
Division. They met on Monday night and
elected the following officers. for the preseri
term E. J. Weymouth Nv ,sPs; I'M. New
ell, W, A.; e.s y. sVolkman, 3. s, yohr
5. Cooper, F. s.; George B. Davis, Con:
A. Darden, A.. c.; Thomas Rudd, il 81
J.W. Glenn, Z. D., q. w. I: :'ie.94.at
b The sbove -osicers will abe pubhely. in
stalled onnext Tuesday nightsAt7 o'sl9dl
stst. Marks chapslrsvha sSs a.isIsess
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. NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMSHIP
CoMPANY.-The Secretary of the Common
wealth has received for record a copy of an
act of Incorporation for the Norfolk and
Washington Steamship Company. The OBJ
ject for which the company is formed is the
transportation of freight and passengers
over the inland waters, of Virginia and
North Carolina. The capital stock of the
company viii be not less than $4,000 nor
more than 100000, divided into shares of
S25 each. 1t is provided't that the company
may hold fifty thousand dollars worth Of
real estate, such as, wharyes, warehouses,
&c., as may be necessary for carrying out
the object for which the company is formed.
y The officers of the company are: E. w.
Moore, president; :; Pendleton T. Moore, se-
cretary and treasurer. Directora: Messrs.
John H. Wright, G. a, Santos, 7. u. Barna,
C. Billups, and Marshall Parks. ,5,,,.
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r MoRTUARYR REPORT. The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Saturt
day, January %, compiled from sections,
returns received at the Office Of the Board
Of Health a2.o7 1885 dAis 2I9ai tht!I oeipa
/ Whole number ofcdeatbslin the city;Sl
in additions ons eolored male still-besns wsss
reported, Sex Males, .I9 !; females ~;
Color: White males, s; colored males, i3
white females, s; colored females, g. Con-
,dition; Single, 1s married, z widoWers;
II; widows, l.; unknown, s. Nativity
United States, 80; France, l. itAge: One
day to thirty, 4 ) one, month to six, !, l; siI
months to twelve, 8; one year 70 three, 3
ten years to twenty, 8; twenty years q
thirty, 8 :: thirty years to fcrty,TI; forty
years to fifty; 8 ) fifty years to- sixty, 3
sixty years to seventy sf2i eighty years e
ninety, l. Cause of ,ldeath; :, Brenchititt
(chronic), 2; collie, I; congestion OF lungs
Il eonyulsions, 8 consumption, g. 1Thite
5icolcred) i cancer, ls; shildbirth, d; sdyss'
phagia; / !; dropsy,i adysentsry,! zen.
|iargement of heart, Il; infammstion O
heart, !; heart disease, malignant dis
ease Of scrotum, | pneumonia, l; paraly'
sis,1 4; premature birth, q rheumatism, q
.valyular disease Of; heart, l.; unknown, !
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THE ARTIILERYsTs..

. TRIAL OF snERrFF Moons. The military
commission investigating Al the charges
against Sheriff Moore, off, King William,
examined but one witness yesterday--,Maior
]. H. Painter-who testified .as to. the; good
character Of the accused. The court ad-
journed soon after, the next witness, Major
Stanton (First Auditory, being o member of
general court-martial then about to sta
The commission adjourned to IL. O'Clock
this morning, when Major, Stanton, as
Auditor of State, win give in his, testimony.
Colonel jenkins, counsel for Moore, VIII
then open in defence of7his client, followed
by the Judge Advocate, Major Hambriek.
After this the, case will be, submitted fof
decision. - |:
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= DEATaSENTENcE CoMMUTED.-Goyernor
Walker On yesterday commuted! the, sen.
tence Of David Crawford, o Lynchburg
negro, convicted of violating the person Of
a White girl and sentenced to death, to inn
prisonment for fourteen years in the peni--
tentiar5. Crawford is a lad Of sixteen
years. te was to, have been hanged on
Friday rsaxt. 4sr .-ts Iii "a
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN IH

,- UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosTsORt1cE JANUARY rs, 1870.
Miss Bette D. Davis, Baltimore, Md. MFa.
E. E. Taylor; Baltimore, Md; Mics Lacy
King, Ashland, Va: Miss Helen NJ David
son, Baltimore, Md; Mr. L. Presksuer,
Richmond, Va. Miss Anna Maguill, Rich
moond, Va; Mrs. Charles Bullock, Phila-
'delphia, Pa; Mr.. Mark Schwartz, Man
chester, Va. !; Mrs. e.. j.; Potts, Norfolk,
Va; Mesgrs. Waiter, Oates Berne u Co..,
Charlotte, IN. C * William 81, Beers, Esq.
N. Y; Mesars. Frsyses y Brazeal., u 4 !
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.ArroRagY- GENERAL QUAL1FIED.--While
the Notification on the Square Has ct Its
height > yesterday, Hon. James G, Taylor
appeared before the Secretary OF the Com
monwealth and took the necessary oaths
prior to entering upon the discharge of his
duties as Attorney General of the State. !.
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|agTHr !lyI lyrRcIs1x III Bask ilasE! oase
was iurthur esrgusd I'M sthe fUnitea States
CERT - sIvextariiaV..,nnd sdiuurned aantil stp-
asyss lode Joynea apeks In behalf et the
rece;yers "a, and Mr. Fitzhugl, for the petition
ars Messrs. Chandler and Miller win
speak to-day. 80.
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A. C:PULLIAM will sell at P. NJ, on the pre-
.iiinises, OIL Hull street In Manchester, small
:. house ard lot. .a-r,.
s. r. JOHNSON, commissioner, will sell in front
of the Union Hotel, in ClarksviIle, on Friday
the 2sts OF january q valuable tobacco fao-
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VALENTINES. valentines ofsIl serts aud sisss,
for all conditions In society st prices varying
from 8S TO 2 cents, may be had Of ELLxsoN .
TAYLOR ,I1is Msih street. a4fS iaa2 asst -
. Valentines comic, grotesques and scntiznsuael.
Valentines for the rich. y.
: Valentines for the poor.
u Valentines for schoolgirls. re- ~ Z:
. Valentines for school-boys.2t!i .,aE s1 y
Valentines for young ladies.
Valentines FOR young men,.
sfSyalentines foi the iovees. 4$5iG -
!, y Valentines for those abous TO become 60.
Valentines for the accepted. So p,
's Valentines for the rejected suitor.
n Valentines for Old persons Of both sexes, IND
for ALI otherss tor. sale By EILYsoS d TAYLOR,
next to Dispatch Office,
The trade supplied
aasys -, frl;' -H---~-7-sssps-~------ @gEf
p WE ARn INFORMED that Mr.J. B. WATKINS
has lot or superior long oak wood to be sold to-
day at sa!7sfa cord, delivered; ana Glover Hfn
;haihcoaL at Sss n losd, delivered Coke, Anthrs-
cite. and lump coal, and prepared, wood very
cheap. Get It ere 1t goes. ..
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II. ELLysoN & CO. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspspersfn. Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, as pub.
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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% pER DAY, % sEfs99as sEa . = - REBiU Axss
|ssfoTsWooD H0TEz,, ,.,,o.n o..

ma having Ieased only nsss
a,sss hsitaI locatcd on Main asrset sn6 e.
sCusre of the capitoL poss-oMcA e. rssi
Heasr sreat n6rthcrn aIa sG5sae esssa ~
ri NIN OPEN. t win be thofoueni ssasSss
isd ma 70 ssms ssaIs ~ ,ho hssdassr.
xnls nSssa - nd Csbfnef Hf4pees e fAe
jsts conss sssrssy. q 1lso sopiains tAes snssse,as
sooms OF FrcsIdents Desis Sssa 20 s1ls
ra @o enes nssa,s,iinS pahsic are cordially Invita- e
|, mtSe, ,ftsir hpsns sttte spptsHoe uaass us3 ~
WI fnd every eonioss ana - 80 ~
fas I'd sss i "a
& &. B !. l|aaks esa
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SATURDAY NIGHT .TToTour customers who have
received the supplement to Saturday Night NO
would say that this weeks tNo 2o) will arrive this
afternoon about o'eiock. Ifyou would enjoy
good story; read; Through the Furnace; or, Tbs
Mystery Of Ashland Manor, - in this No.
.,EGo 10 :" ELLYsoN q TAYLOR,
yao,i4 roasg ia, ynextto Dispatch building.
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fspfssainsatssyss tsg 81 aiI tie W sssicns ~ as Bhse 4
p6fitied opinion fiji lEshiiiggiinis buf whenss
i6aSk yHeiIa TO she J6lsSS tt0SiE tt0SE
isssRds sand pfdnsd hsi dssFSs 6fsSR4i
they teok athe. iyua Yreadilyss yssand aglGssa
thtsnsslges sag to get into q vefy r.ucq
ons Speaker M reminded III had tlism shst Il vii
ainst whar ahse aassd; 10 III atAaF 6onse
y0nderj sst,sand au6sher sfsDught sfsS SfniSI
| they; were Is gpinp iatatwan's tha1ersn
| they expected 10 gess into; and thersyEaa
Emuca more !of the Same sort of ta1K. They
Fcont;nned In thnf Franc ar mind and mtsih.
tainsd passessso sfthe Sadafs nntiE lats
hour sin the eyening, whea chen tlsai1gsp bf
soFroW was eiessds and ths, asgroea swelt
home. r.s.,. q. ...ry, !
WoULDN'T REJOICE. !.
s We regret to have 70 say that tie feeling
fofl the negroes wig psgtakenof BY d refsdn
efavhon President Grant noEdonbtt sxpat-
ed better DisloyalsE appeared yesteraay
In precincts hitherto considered scored sss
the Sanctum Sanctorum Of Loyalty itself J,
r The custom. .hodse was the place ana
Joseph TM., Hump Kfeys, acolfeetof aoft tussss
toms Hae shataan. There ID, tie hsstaa-
thority for stating that this ,geasleman
ThSTsly declined; 10 hoist the ensign of the
tvegetates, and only did 81 Wien IL sessra
fgenffemen offgood repiststas ReepnaBHsaIi
demanded thaBl it, should ahsdme; andir
doing go he called upon hY-standexs2n nil
ness that he yielded c to ar tahrsats,a sr,sIaaab
/ ,.-f- THE ARTILLERISTs.; ros4,sy
| It is worth noting that the salute, Of ons
hundred guns on the admission of The Stats
into the Union waso fred by a. detach11ent
of the First Artillery, andr the guns wert
the same used in csaluting the national ia,
when it was first hoisted on the capitol aftes
the evacuation Of Richmond in, 1865. Thi,
commander, Captain B. s. Humphreys, is
native Of Fluvanna county, Va, and was
resident Of this city forls several years prio
to the war. .;s251 sto#t 4sl.t q;iis sdf oE
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,AuCrIoN, SALES THIS DAY.

On, al, puR:er or z,rtrate sales Of Real Estate
made 6et,seen the 1st Of January and the 1st Of
JnIu Ts Purchasers pay the t1res for the present
ysaT, bit 0a all sates bet,oeess the fret day OF
JULY and iGhe last day Of December the seIter'
1,dvS them .--.st a.. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-26
MARINE INTEELIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 20, 1870.
Sun rises 49,. i7.0st Moon rises: ........ 3.T
Sun sets. 800 Iiigh TIDE. .........n.z
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 2s, 1870
:. ARRIVED.
Steamer John sylvester clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cbaudise and passengers, i. b. Tatum.
Steamer James 8. Green, Pace, Philadelphia,
merchandise aud passengers, W. T. Porter. '2st
III, t.a-usG; ,sAlLED. ins =, sJ
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and Passengers, w. O. Dunhnm q Go.
s.-if 1.a,t5 : d e 4 MEMORANDA. ~, 1 -
WEST POINT, January ,as.-Arrived, steamer
SdmiraL Freernan, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and ;Yorg River Railroad Company,
ana sailed 18th on return.
bella. Burton, loadlngfo Richmond.