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PHILADELPHIA,
AND OHIO RAlLaa
I knA Don atla aftnr "Wednesday. June ],

THrSAPFAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
I RpAD.-oh ana after Wednesday. June /,
','o he PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run as fol.
MAIt. TRAIN will run daily between Richmond
aCa " h!te sulphur springs except Snncay be-
~ r,u Ghrd"nSTile. aud White Sulphur). Leave
srriyc a: Richmond nj 4:sS +. NJ, mSkine close
connections II Gordonspillc and Charlottesville
atil Grange. AicNandtia AID Mana Sas railroad
I'n;nat.lphia, New York, noSt6i,, &s.; also for
lluchhurc. Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA Memphis
sew orleans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c. Also
connects with stages as follows:
At stanton with Slaacs for Lexington, 90 N lies !;
Natural RrtGSe, 5! miles Augusta tlate .strib-
,ag'sl Springs, 10 miles aud Weyer's Cave, II
,r,lrs.
>;Goshen with stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
:mlles kockhridge Alum Springs smiles Rock
bridge Baths, 10 miles Lexington, 20 miles and
Natural Bridge, 35 miles. ... .'.. /
II NilhoIo' with stages for Bath Alum Springs,
. wtl"~ Warm Springs, Is III les; Hot Springs 20
lH!n.> and Healing Slrings % miles.
II Eu,ingLon with Sta''eS 10 Healing Springs,
J. mii'> and Hot springs. Is miles.
Al AHrghsny with stages 10 Bed Sweet Springs,
miles: anu old Sweet springs. 10 miles.
Al White sulphur springs with stages for Salt
burg, miles : and Charleston, lcs miles.
Going West, passengers dine at Gordonsville
andSup at Cov!ngton. Going + asst, breakfast at
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run be.
tween Richmond aud Washn gton nightly without
change of ears. Leave Richmond AT a:t5 I. NJ.
ag! arrive II Washington 5:s5 y. NJ: lcaN ash
l".sinn 3j /. VI. and arrive n RtChnIund III 20
:. VI, making all through connections al Rich.
maHd and Washington. S.EEPiNG-CASs viii
between Richmond and Baltimore without change.
Through tickets Issued TO all points North West,
''''' JAMES F. NETHERLAND,
q tIenEr Il Ticket a gent.
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lull primary grade: James Marin, James
FadgeLt. oven Marin, Maurice Hickey,
John Jaise't, Edward Clark, Lisbie Reed.
ford, Louis KGnig, Charles Cordle, Edward
Bolson, William Allen, Clarence Tanner.
JULIUS Staude, Frank Drake, Charles Brill.
The rammar school was next examined
In the VI srious studies of the year. The fol-
lowing !ere selected for promotion to the
high sch ool grade George Hill, George
Carrie, Waiter Walden, Charles Collins.
The pu. oils of this school were not Mt the
eommenc, 'ment of the year so far advanced
as those of the Ninth-Strect school. and
those pro- noted to the high school grade
deserve especial honor. This school is
taught by Mrs. E. D. Hundley, who has la
bored with great faithfulness and good sue
cess.
The inter Mediate school has been fortu-
nate in its teacher, Miss L. G.. Richards,
have always L'ecn fully up to the measure
of her strength, and whose success has
been second to few, if any, teachers in the
city.
The following boys were promoted to the
grammar grade after very satisfactory ex-
animation John Anderson, N. B. Cross,
Sammie Jones, Willie NUnnamaker, Thomas
Taylor, William Rocks, II. Stockman, Will
ton Wharton, c. Bray, G. Stockman.
The following have not been absent
or tardy during the year: John Anderson,
Sammie Jones, Christian Stockman, Harry
Stockman, Willie Nunnamaker, Cornelius
Bray, n. b. Cross, William Rocks, Wilton
Wharton, Marshal Rcdford, John Morrissy
Charles Saville, Willie Snyder. Letcher
Stone. Archie Anderson, Alvin Blakey, Eu-
gene Mayse, Thomas Taylor, John Napier,
Louis Myer, Charles Sorrick.
The primary school No. /, which has
really been very efficient and successful.
could not be examined on account of the
sickness OF the teacher, Miss Lucy E.
Hockaday. The examination of this school
will take place hereafter.
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REPAIRS TO THE CAPIToI.-The House on
Yesterday ordered to its engrossment a bill
making an appropriation for repairing tlc
Capitol. The bill directs the Superintend-
ent of Public Buildings to put in order the
hall of the House of Delegates and the exc,
cutiye chamber, and to convert the old
Court of Appeals room into committee
rooms for the use of the House. For all
this the enormous sum of thirty-eight hun
dred dollars is appropriated. Why not
build new Capitol with this sum, ana DE
done with it? This appropriation reminds
us of a youthful intention once formed 10
buy "a horse and carriage and brick
hoi1Se" with u silver quarter.
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CATHOLIC CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE CONTRA
rERsITY.-A meeting OF this Association was
held recently, and, from reports submitted
bv various officers, its efforts during the
p,st wear have been crowned with great
success. The roll shows the number OF
boys of the parish attending the Sunday
school to be 279, with 4 regular attendance
of about rs per cent, and the number Of
teachers 10, with an attendance of 75 per
cent. The officers elected for the present
wear are John A. Pizzini, president and
Superintendent +. Tesethofl, vice-presi-
dent: Juan A. Pizzini, secretary and libra
rian: John a. Messler, treasurer; James
McGraw, assistant librarian Il. Il: Eng
lish, j. &. Baker, and A. N. Pizzini, library
committee.
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OFFICIAL EXAMINATIONS OF PUBLIC
ScuooIs CONTINUED Wednesday the
schools on the corner of Clay street and
Brook avenue we're visited by the Board for
the purpose Determination for promotions.
There are here Two primary schools, one
intermediate, and one grammar school.
Primary school No. , was first examined.
This school is we'll taught by Mrs. L. A.
Apperson. There being two primary
schools in the same building, the ordinary
primary classes were still further divided,
and the lowest class--for the most part A
BIC scholars-were placed with Mrs: Ap-
person. The progress OF these pupils has
been very marked, and the good order OF
the school is very noticeable.
The following boys were advanced TO the
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piGRMOND AND DANFILLE RAIL-
Al An.-ChANGE OF SCHEDULE.-OE
ami ailrr WEDNESDAY, December 2s, 1859, G.
PASSENGER THAINS on th!s read will be rGD
r. tltOwS:
r.oi>G >aCrI.-Lynciibarg aud Danvine par
r,ng, rs ;ravc Richmond :aNy except Sundays)
a. ,:uj 4, ri; leave Burkeyiiic daily except Sur
tay=i a. ls:l5 !. II. arrive 1t Danrie daily lex
ccpl SYndaysl al 5:55 l.. III. THROUGH MAIL
ASD EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily at 5:?f
/. n; leaves Danvile daily ~ i:35 Z. Nj; arrives
al Greensboro daily st 4:l5I Nj.
GOISG NORTH.-I ynchhuTg and Dsnville pas.
s.uEers leave Danvllfe daily except Sundsyst ST
r;!0 "a 81. leave Burkevilc daily except Sun.
Gays) al u rs L. "a. arri*e 81 Eicrnona daily
t"Nrrpt >un.!dys) 1T $50 =. NJ. THROUGH MhlL
= ~, EXrhESS lescas Grerusisnro' daily 2: :2t
/. VI. leaves !,auv}iG Gail. ut l1:57 7. Il. ar.
rtr"S 81 Richmond daily at ID A. NJ.
The LVncllisurg aud D.uyiIG Passenger rrain
connects at Rurkcvie with the trains the
Su4t4side road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch.
bu:g, and all stations on The Southstde and Ftr.
sn.a snd Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Bn0x.
VILE Dalton, Chattanooga, Nash Vile, Memphis,
and all important points South and South vest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro with the trsinS on The North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, augusta, "a.
vznuah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, a.. &C. !;
and ut Eicmu0nG with tn Richmond. FredcricRs.
burg ard rotVmac, Chesapeake and Onio, anc
hlrilmoud aud ork River railroads.
..lFFflNIi CAS- anu Chr tS'S PAT FST
RECLINING CtIAli.S on the through express
.rIln. THOMAS loDAMEhi',
NY & $upr nlterdent.
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NO..al5O.

nlade him believe she was but his own are. i =
using magnolia Balm upon her face, neck. and
nanas' Poor youth. He probably found l,er al
oo"s weren't quite so soft snd pretty. Ought Ha.
gan 70 be indictedG We know OF many similar
cases Tbs Balm gives amost wonderful pearl,
ane natural complexion, TO which we don't oh.
!ecs- We like pretty women. To finish the pic.
. sale' tney shoald use Lyon's Kathairon upon she
,. nr win pearly chin, rosy cheeks, and soft,
fuHurfant tresses Trey become lrresfsttbfe
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SEWKMG.MACHINEs,

A SEWING-MACHlNE Is something
II that you do not often buy, and need not only
once IN q lifetime, If you get good one
The HOW ESEWISG-MACHINE viii do yotr
use.
Call at sos Main street, Spotswood Hotel build
ings, ard examine them.
We employ 10 impudent canvassers to hawk
them about the city, but give you cordial invita-
tlon to call at our rooms and see for YOURSELF
J. T. MSKESNEY,
~ ~ General gent.
y. W. DARBIE, Business Manager. .
ic 23-lw*
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NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW YORK
The schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy cap
tain. arrived ut this port yesterday from New
York. The Nichols is one Of regular line
of racket, 10 be ut once established between
Richmond and New York. The agents IN
New York are Van Brunt & Slaght, and III
Richmond, Rich Curtis & Parker. The OF otl er
packets to be placed on the line are the J.
r. Lockwood, Captain Sharrett; Annie
Borland, Captain Voorhees,, William n.
Gessner, Captain Egbert j. H.. Rapp,
Captain Gale and B. Ii. Young, Captain
Davis
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HUsT1NGs CouRT-Judge A. B. Guigon.-
The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
Joseph, Wilson, convssed of robbery,
motion for q new trial ovesrled and time
given for preparing bill Of exceptions to
decision of court against him.
Henry Williams, convicted Of stealing q
flower-pot from the yard OF A. B. Wells,
sent to the chain-Sang for thirty days.
John Hewlett (colored), charged with IL
legal voting, was acquitted.
Franklin Johnson kcolored), convicted OF
illegal voting, was fnert S. and sent to jail
for one year.
Ned Jones (colored), convicted of grand
larceny, was sentenced to three years IN
the penitentiary.
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TR1r TO THE BREwERY.-A number of the
members of the House of Delegates recent
Iy made a trip to the James River Brewery.
They were Hospitality received by nir.
George Robertson, superintendent. who, as
the repre- sentative of Mr.. D. q. Yeunoling,
proprietor, did the honors in the most be-
coming ma nncr. The delegates wero shown
the oXtens i've operations of the brewery,
and expressed themselves surprised and
gratifed at seeing so extensive an establish.
incnt of the kind near our city. Their best
toast was "Hur country much beer and
no WhiskeY.3
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VA, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE. "a. 1870.

law, to which it should have conformed,
was grossly disregarded and violated in i'm
portant and essential provisions.
Respondents are informed and advised,
and they believe that, both according to the
lawful returns made to the commissioners
of the election and according to the number
Of legal votes cast at said election, they are
entitled to the certificates respectively
awarded to them by the commissioners of
election, and the officers therein specified,
according to the Constitution and laws of
this State, and that this honorable court ,
upon the merits of the election, should so
decide.
Respondents, each for himself, submit
that they should not be involved in con-
test over title to an office except with some
one who claims the Office himself, and who
asserts right to the certificate and pur-
pose to exercise the functions Of the office,
and that the certificate issued by order OF
said commissioners should be deemed and
stand as valid and effectual unless i'm
peaehed and vacated by the superior and
valid claim of one lawfully and equitably
entitled to demand, possess, and exercise
the office IN question"
The case will come up before Judge
Guigon this morning at II o'clock.
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TIE LADIES OF THE FEMALE HUMANE AS
socz ALTON desire to acknowledge the receipt
of n donation Of 800 from Messrs. Bullock
& Cren>haw, Philadelphia, through the
Res. George Woodbridge also, s. from
gentleman in Maryland through Mrs. Rus
Sfd Robinson. -
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FRIENDSHIP tcolorcd) LODGE MAsJNs will
install thei- officers at their h,ll on .rshal be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets ut 10 O'Clock
this morning; after which public meeting will
be held 1T the First Baptist church, addresses de.
iiycrctl, &C., &c. The members Of Charity edge
Will unite with them. Members OF other Lodges
and transient brethren are Invited TO jcin them
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PALMA CHRISTI HAIR TONIC is preparation
WHICH has become quite popular with our Viz
ginia Ladies'. 1t inylgorates the hair cleanses the
head, and gives the hair glossy but natural ap-
pearance. This Tonic IS prepared and sold by
Ness1s. MEADE & BAKER, and, unlike most OF
I'll: sJ-callcd tonics prepared at the North is free
from al dclcterlous matter. We do but Il public
duty In advising our ladies 10 this really Juno
cent but valuable hair invigorator.
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Coal anrt wood consumers please take notice
that sc vii furnish tie best cal and wo; d at de-
duction Of fees paid to drunmers on prices they
offer 10 Sell at. Get their prices, and Then apply
to us and save the amount paid them, as We prefer
/, give all the advantage to consumers. Nine
teenlh and Cary or 7o3 Grace street,
CHARLES Ii, PAGE K Co.
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REATAIAEY'S.

XETELLE, No. 1904, is con a--syssasyssss
II ductiny the sumner campaign ~--s-sSsAS
81 the Com Wissary department, ana VIII ngbt VI
oul Oh this line. bis Immediate Ineans of active
snbsIstrnce are drawn from the four quarters OF
tn" globe, including land and sea, while his re-
Seryrs are incahauSlibIe. 'SEASoSABLE DIN
>fKS. RtFRESHINti ICES, RESTORATIVE
DRINKS OF TIE MOST ARTEUI CnMBiN n A
IloS: AND THE VEhY BEST LIQUORS, al
WAYS supplied promptly. -..i
The VfGETABLE rs ard MEATS of the season,
also FISH, CRABS, TURF rs. &c, served in
al forms wItstt the most experienced SKIN
lic, cpmD.jSsUirei lie has banlsbcd want and
je2l
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SUGGESTED or THE RECEIPT OF MOTuEE'S
PICTURE, TAHsy At TIE "LEEn GALLERY
Oh. that those lips had language Life has passed
With inc but roughly since heard thee last.
Those lips are thine thy own sweet smile see;
The same that Oft In childhood solaced me.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE DIPLOMAS:
General Richardson has made out and
ready for the signature Of the Governor
tifty-tive diplomas for the graduates Of the
Virginia Military Institute. This Is per,
haps the largest number of diplomas; Issued
at that noble institution, and speaks well
for its prOsperity.
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Cosv1crs.-Another batch of convlcts
were received at the State prison Yesterday
as follows: Joshua Redd (colored), from
Prince Edward county, three years for
grand larceny George Tyree (coIoredil,
from Albemarle, one year for houSe-break-
ing; and William Hunter (colored), from
CulneDcr, eleven years for rape.
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RARE AND BEAUTIFUL spring styles Of ieweiry;
elegant new patterns OF pms and drops; glove
tand:; Etrnecan and enamelled medallions; nca
STYLE neck chains, handkerchief holders, cuff and
busom buttons solitaire and cluster diamond en-.
gagcmcnt rings. .s. ......
Choice novelties In siiyerware, In cases, for bri-
dal presents, now opening at
NowLAy L CO.'S
t.,.-a corner Main and Tenth strcety.
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LADIES' FEAsT.-The ladies of Clay-Street
Methodist Episcopal church are holding "a
feast to raise money to liquidate debt due
by the church. Everything good and sea-
sOnallc may be found on their tables.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ALI
~ persons havi ing claims against the estate OF
THOMAS 5. BALDWIN, deceased, VIII prtssen. ~.
them IN due form, and those Indebted To saiu est
tate requested to unaku payment to the unuer-
signed as early AS practicable.
JOHN @. SHAEER, AdministratGr,
my 20-30t Richmond, Vs.
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CITY OsIDlrNay,tCiEs.

A n ORDINANCE, TO AMEND AND
"A REORDAIN CHAPTER LV. Of THE
OITY .ORDINANCES GONCEKNINGTTRJU-
BE RIEs To REAL PROPERTY. Passed june 18th,
Be Il ordained by the Council ar Ricszaond,
Ihat chapter Sd OF the city otdpances be, and tho
/. II any person shall wilfsiiy destroy, iujurc,
house q public other pabic SaiIdins Siis
county Of Henreos or tho IN Tatsa tine
enclosure thereof or any tree or plant set on the
or shall ut ANY Wr snEn eanses9re there
tree, shrub, or other thinx Within any such en-
closure, he shall be fined not less than one hundred
person other tn IN the owner shall wlfnIy destroy
in1ure, or deface any other house or building not
h,s own, or The enclosure around any other lotnot
same, he shall be punished by like iinc md this
section, with the assent OF the GoverGori sfall
appH ao. on 70 hs o9 apas Go
and buildings in this city belonKInsto to ths Com
2. lr any person shall wllfully destroy, inture,
or IN any manner deface any grave, tombstone, or
monument In amy public or privute cemetery In
shall sifGlly destroy, n3are, rt or delsee any nee
Or enclosure thereof, or. any tree sirub, dover,
fined less than two hdSdred nS more ss
ave hundred dollars; or. II tho ,ano he not paid,
imprisonment for not less than thirty nor more
The owner shall pluck, take. or remove from such
cemetery any flower, wreath, vine, plaht, Of other
ornament, he shall be fined not less than dSe dol
lars nor more than one hundred doliasa or, II
tie nue be not paid, imprisonment for not less
than thirty nor more than ninety days. ,+i.K.
ings, parks, or enclosures within thS city,a
vested with the powers Of policemen OF said city
30 far as the miss OF their respective cefneteries,
buildings, parks, or enclosures are concerned.
d. II any person shall post or paste any bill or
notice ofany description whatever upon any wall,
building, tree-boX, or enclosure In the city, or
paint or chalk or In any manner dnface the Same,
without he consent OF the owner or 0ccupier or
the premises, he shall he ned not less than ten nor
more tuan twenty dollars. ~: '''s.t ~
published r by authority, Of CognGi. -
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
u a cargI freshly mined "GsoRGE'sM SC CksEh R.t +,
use for Steam and smith purposes. Also, LUMP
ANTHRAGIrE for foundrles. EGG, stove
aud CHESTNUT COAL for cooking purposes
$. L. LATHROP,
mys Seventeenth street atdraw-orldge.
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MASONIC INsTALLATIoN.-Thc officers Of
Lodge FRANCHISE, No. 53, will be installed
at the Broad-Strect hall by Rt. W. B. 4.
Wexford this friday morning at 81
O'Clock.
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PAINFUL Acc1DEST-Mr. F. A. Hattorf,
on Wednesday evening, while cross,ng;
Brook avenue in small two-wherled
wagon, was jostled out, and falling to the
ground, broke his right arm. He was taken
home. and every attention bestowed.
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A NEW DISCOVERY. v.
~ OINVO
DR.; J. FEMALE REGULATOR.

DR: j. BRADFIELD'S FEMALE REGULATOR.
WONAN'S BEST FRIEND.
4 lcsitim itc prescription, scientifically pre-
pa red. for diseases peculiar to ladies.
1t is not curc-all but specific for one CLASS
of diseases that every lady is subject to, and ex-
emption from is an exception to Il general rule.
This medicine is approved and recommended by
the best skill in the medical profession and by the
clergy. ,..-.-.
years and where It's virtues are known bottle Is
TO be found in every house. i.
For full particulars. history, and description OF
ftll cures the render is referred to the wrapper
around the bottle. - -
Manufactured by BRADFIELD y CO.. Atlanta,
Ga and for sale by PITRCELL, LADD u CO.,
Il. W. POWERS, and by druggists generally.
nv e--3Dlk
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Remember " in your promenade OF An eve
ming the neat ice-cream saloon at "JACKsON'S,'
corner Main and Third streets. ....
lie also makes and delivers 10 ftmilies, pic
nic., fairs, &C., &C., pure icc-creain In any
quantity and OF any flavor desired.
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L'1v1NE SERvIcE.-St. Paurs church will
be pened for divine service to-day Friday)
at ~ O'Clock, it being st. Johns the Bap-
fist day,
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atlantic, Putnam, and Lipptncott, for July, re-
ceiyed and for sale at ELLYsoS 6 TAYLOR'S news
depot next to Dispdtch building.
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Dcmorest'S ami GodeyS Fashion Aonthlies fol
July received, and for sale at ELLYsoN& TAY.
LoR'S news depot next to Dispatch building.
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LIST oP UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JUNE A.-
Miss Sue GaTeWood, Urbanna, Va; w. LII.
Waring, White House, Va.
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Oak wosd at is 10 Is 80 per. cord, delivered
pine, II to IS per cord. delivered; at q. Il. PAGE
i CO.'S, Nineteen ard Cary or 7Gs Grace street,
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AltllmouG 1ispattlt.
FRIDAY..................JUNE "a, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIePATcH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIR.
'CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY.
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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"PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLACE. Charles
Keatc's latest work, in paper and cloth, at ELY
LON & TAYLoR'S, Ill6 Main street. ~
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An tue leading magazines, weekiies, and daiIies
punlisneo' can be found at ELLYsoN & TAyLoR,s
news depot, next to Dispatch building.
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III. ELLISON & co. will insert adycrtisemen.sis In
she principal newspapers in Virginia, North caro-
nhs' tennessee, and the northern cities. at nnb-
i,shers' rates. for cash. APPLY at thls once. :
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woOKs AND STATIONERY.
NOOD BLANk-BOOKS.

GOOD bLANh-booAS'
W0ODHOUSE & PhRHAM
supplied WI good stock OF
DAY.BOOKS, LEpGERS,
JOURNALS, CASH-B0OkS,
LETTER COPYISG-BOOKS.
lNVOICE-BO0KS, CHECK-BOOkS,
and all the usual sizes and tyles Of ACCOUNT
BOOKS required by merchants and others.
Having superior BOoK-B1NDERY, they
mai up to order any particular form or style de-
sired In the hest manner jeoi
rElIE BEST PLACE TO HAVE BLANK
L BOOKS made to order is 1T tlAElAlSGtiAM'S X
BOOK BiSDERI, corner Of Broad anu Ninth
ste t..
RULlSG and BINDING Of any description ut
short notice. le II
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