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Soldiers, BOuntieS.

A recent act of Congress having provided
for the equalization of bounties to soldiers
in the late war, General Howard, of the
Freedmcn's Bureau, is to have the distrib,l-
ton of the bounties due colorcd soldiers.
Men who enlisted early in the war received
but small sum, and will each receive
quite large sums OF money. General How
ard will thus have the distribution of more
funds than at any time during the exist
cncc of the Freedmen's Bureau, notwith-
standing the pending charges against him
for malteasance i'll office.
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Accident to the French Cable.
New YORK, May 2s.-The French cable
failed May 26th between Duxbury and st
Pierre. The business of that cable is being
transmitted by the other lines. Vessels
have departed to repair the damage.
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FARMERS. IMPROVE YOUR STOCK

LEARNERS. IMPROVE YOUR STOCK.
It am now breeding and have for sale PIGS OF
'Chester White - and imported Woburn stock,
and Chester White and imported WoDurn STOCK
crossed with my fine Irish CRATER boar, from I'M
ported stock prince OF Whales"
These PIGS fatten easily, and are OF very quiet
disposition. Price per pair, not akin, gl5 price
for single pig, $40; boxed and delivered ut White
Grrade 'SoTTH1OWN RAM LAMBS, price
80, boxed and delivered at White sulphur Springs
depot.
Xii orders to be accompanied by the cash, draft,
or post-ofice order. Address
White Sulphur Syringe,
fe25--wts West Virginia.
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BRuNswlck coI srY, ~. Mav 1s7n,

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, May, 1870.
MFR. JOHN r. JOLLY,-Dear Sir Con-
1YA fldiuS In your integrity and honor as gen.
tleman, and believing from the uprightness and
consistency OF your past life and the promptuess
with You have attended 10 business that you
Will not shrink from the performance Of the dulles
OF any office pertaining to the good of your coun-
", you are called upon by a number Of your
friends to announce yourself u CANDIDATE
FOR THE OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
forthwith.
Sincerely hoping you will comply, we are, very
respectfully, YOUR MANY FRIENDS.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, VA, May 20, 1870.
To my Many Friends. ~
In answer to the above call, which you have
Thought proper TO make upon me through TIT
columns OF the Richmond Dispatch, take this
method TO announce myself a CANDIDATE FOR
THE OFFICE OF TREASURER for Bruns wick
county, and IL IL should be the pleasure of ma
iorty Of the voters TO elect me promise faith
full and Jealous discharge of my duty
Accept for yourselves, gentlemen, my sincere
thanks for the very fiatterng manner in which
you have called upon ME, and the assurance that II
elected will earnestly endeayor not to abuse your
confidence and good opinion of my business Gu
pacity. am, with great respect,
YUur obedient servant,
my Aswlt&w4t JOHN X. JOLLY.
DOGERS'S IMPROVED HARPOON
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Pensions.

The House, by Il vote 60 to Ill, passed
most illiberal amendment to pension bill
providing that the soldiers of the war OF
1872 shall not receive the pitiablc sum OF
eight dollars per month in cases where they
shall have sympathised with the Coniede-
rates in the late rebellion. General Logan
and other intolerants supported the amend
ment, and, singularly enough, General But
Ter opposed it.
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The Weekly Cation Statement.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-The following Is The cotton
statement ut all the ports Of the United States fo
the week ending to-day: Receipts, 30, l54 bales
exports-to Great Britain, $3.50 bales tn tho con
tlncut, 1.2s5 bales stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared, 2S4, so bales. ..0.
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Death Of the Wife of Senator Wilson.
NATIoK, MASS, May 2s.--The wife OF
Senator Wilson died to-day;
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May 2S.-The crew OF
midshipmen beat the Quaker City Club in
the boat race to-day.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, CORNER
WI SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS,
RICHMOND VA.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK. GRIST, AND PLASTER MILLS;
BOILERS,
FORGINGS,
CASTINGS OF BRASS OR IRON,
MiLL-GEARING Of all kinds
IRONS for " Howc-Truss ~ and other bridges;
ENGINES and other MACHINERY repaired and
sold ON commission, or taken In exchange for
new.
Our engines and saw-mills are new In principle,
and considered equal TO any made. We fully war
rant all work made at this establishment Send
for descriptive circulars. Agents In the southern
States for Blake's Stone and Ore CruSher.
de 3l-wly WILLIAM T.. TANNER Il co.
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TORONTO, CANADA, May 2S.-Eight Fe-
mans were killed and twenty wounded in
the fight yesterday. The excitement has
ceased and business has been resumed here.
The border is still closely guarded by regu-
lars and volunteers.
Advices from the Red river expedition
are favorable.
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Summer Travel 20 Europe Conn
menced.
New YORK, May 2S.-Eight hundred pas
seugcrs sailed in outgoing European Stca-
merS day.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
w hSHlNGTON, May 70, loU
American Commerce.

Special kilograms to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1870.
American Commerce.
Senator Chandler made speech in the
Senate to-day on American commerce, and
was attentiyely listened to by the entire
Senate. He said that Americans cannot
compete with foreigners in ship-building
because of the high price of labor and ma
terialS in this country, and parties could
not afford build vessels because Europe
monopolzcs the foreign commerce of the
world and our vessels cannot obtain return
cargoes sufficient to pay expenses. The
simple way to increase our commerce is to
enlarge our territory. San Domingo,
Canada, and Cuba, should be ours. Do
minso is knocking at our door, and why not
let her in?
A map was hung upon the side of the
chamber for the occasion, and the senator,
with an old hickory cane, pointed out as a
school teacher would do to his pupils the
advantages to be gained by the accession of
st. Domingo to this Government. He -four
iShcd his immense arms about, causing
senators near him much uneasincss, and
shaking his fist in Mr.. Summers face, and
hanmering away upon the latter's desk, said
all foreign Governments, through their rep
rc>entatives here are lavishly spending
money to prevent us from getting possession
of the gem of old Antilles, but we will have
that island, and its people will not make
war upon their benelactorS, us has been al
legged by some.
The Senate last night at about II O'Clock
had an executive session of three minutes
duration, and in that time confirmed cX-
Governor Wells rs United States District
| Attorney for Virginia. 1t was not known
until this evening that the confirmation had
| been made.
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The track on the Fredericksburg and Cor
louisville railroad has been laid distance
of two and half miles from Frcdcricks-
burg. A force Of seventy men are now cn-
ploycd laying the track. a train will he
nut on in day or two to convey material
TO the working party. 1t is expected the
track will he laid to Orange Courthouse
some time in September. The completion
of this road will he great benefit to the
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A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
THE. WEST

ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, 2lsT APRlLs
AN ExrREss TRAIN WILL BE RUN FROM
THE DEPOT CORNER OF BROAD AND
DAYS, AND SATURDAYS, AT 1 r. NJ, AR
RIvING ATACQUIA CREEK AT P. NJ, con-
Meeting with the FIRST CLASS IRON sTEAhfER
John ellynf Hs =.
the Philadelphia, wilmington, and Baltimore rail-
roads for the NORTH and EAST, and with the
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Gen..
WEST. - = 77T.l y - s:'E"-'TT'
Returning from Baltimore tho steamer will
leaye her wharf Piers Nos 3 and :, between Gons
on SD ana isffea,is
at AIS p. NJ. connecting at Acquia creek with an
ton In ample time to connect with the westward
bound train for the principal points on he Clesa!
peaks and Ohio railroad, and arriving in Rich
In speed and in outfit the steamer GEORGIAN
MA is believed TO be unsurpassed by any plying
south of New York; and In stateroom and
table ACCOMMODATIONS the company u determined
not to be ercelted. :, . .t,.l.-.. 4,
ON tie completion OF the outfit or another
steamer Of the same class (now nearly ready the
For Fl EfGGTs this line Is the most ex peditio,,s
No R fhEsfP o So5fHER
EXTRA HAZARDOUS ARTICLES ARE
IRA IMPORTED OR USED OVER. THIS
For PASSENG ERS the route Is rendered attrac-
tive by low rates. new equipment OF engines and
THROU Gil TICKETS and BAGGAGE
g HECkS, and any Information about
FRElGHTs, furnished upon application at the
strees
ED. Il. d. MYERS, General Superintendent,
Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, Richmond, April ls, is7e.
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SWISS EMlGRANTS MoyIHG.-.Onc hundred
and twenty Swiss migrants arrived ycStcr-
tiav from New York by WAY Of the Orange
and Alexandria road. and Immediately took
the Tennessee train en- route for Water Val
ley, MISUNDERSTANDING Republican
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GENERAL LEE.-Our grand old Conlcde-
rate chicf1ain. General fee, arrived in the
city yesterday on the Orange and AlcXan-
dria railroad, and passed on home to Lex
ington on the boat. His health, we learn,
is considerably mendcd by his southern
tour-L luchbur1 Republican.
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pICHMoND AND YORK 2 - 49,
TIKI NoRrH. AND NGRTlIWEs g.r eI s hnnis

THE NORTH, AMI EOLIt1WE<C1=.-ssxrASs u.
on sUHsDjLF5-DAIEY EXCEPT Sun
D1YsI-.1a and after, TlIgRsleAn,A April St 2:
tie PASSEHGgR SGHEDghE VIII a11 Ia1 -
SoiloSs Passengers for Baltimore aud pele9
North WIN take the sEa,n -.
Richmond tLY (exesps snndsys) A., a. s;is
Elegant egs Mss sseapasss STATE Or yIRsINIA CAP
tain i. w. rMEkMAss, or 1DSs * = CeSssM.
nes!y n.sed out .wt.h splendid aeeonnoaNions
for MISUNDERSTANDING 2istusnEe fhe foitowtnx
Mn In dina 20 saaaeck vita tae sfatns sGt
PSiisdegphls. New FORK snd ths Veg. kssnrn.'
W Mssry Ssss lust tciow, Prsss street HalssmMe.
DAILY texcsps sanasysl e 8 o,eiSss ~ =; H. e,
fhe Soliow.ng day, In time 20 cenaee3 VIII TIE
express train ON Tie RichIaona a2e OmylIlessg s.
f-censhosc. Salisbury, lhsrscsse, &e.ss u. ";
Cainmhia g. and Al points ses 9 q i.
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves lemons aatty
sta.ts p. al. -Lcaycs West Point daily &c 9 ~
FREIGHT received and forwasdsa s.asrs
petnts. s,ssy ~, sa.ScrisfsSS p,
! % ~ - E sssss1 =
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JAMES r. NETHERLAWD,
rs Genera Ticket Agent

FREIGHr OFFICER F. 4 p. R.IR. a
RICHMOND VA, May Il 1870.
NOTICE.-The public having freight to
~ transport over this road are hereby Informed
that the regular freight train leaves Richmond at
Il a: ~, daily, Sunday and Monday excepted. All
up to Cookbook p. NJ. daily, aud up to O'Clock on
day of departure. Local freights MUST be sent 20
the depot by 6 p. NJ. the day previous. ,.+si
my s3-6t -" j. H. HART, gent,E
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THO THE WORKING CHASING are
nov epoIment a. At home The whole OF the ms
or Tor TIE SPARE moments. Bus.nesa new, i!gh.
and profitable Persons Of stnar sex easily eaI1
sum by deyotine their whole time 70 the business.
Boys and girls Can earn nearly az much % men M
Thaf All who see this notice may send their 40.
dress, and test the business, we make this unpa-
ralIeled offer TO all such as are not wen satiss
fed we will send 81 TO pay for The trouble Oh ~
writing. Full particulars, a valuable sanple
which Will do to Commence work on, and copy
OF The Peoples Literary ss 81 All
sent free by mail. Reader, II you want permA-
nent, profitable work, address co
NH ,4sd .wAaJssrn Augustaf dc,
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FREDERICKSBURG ELECrIoN.-The follow
ing were elected on the regular Conserva-
wcalth's attorney; c. w. Burlington, SER
ccant: Il. w. Adams. treasurer; l.. j.
Huffman, collector j. II. Stone, constable !;
j. j. Young, &. w. Eve. +. McCracken,
George Gravatt. J. G. Wallace, w. G. Nor
rlSon. II. S. nogSett, councilmen; &. Ar
mat. John Tayloc, ,lr., George w. Wroten.
A. 4. Little. Il. Il. Berry, II. b. Hall, JAS.
w. Ford, w. III. Cunningham, justices.
The following were elected on the "cti-
zcnS' ticket" w. Il. Mason. mayor; L..
| NJ. Mills. commissioner Of the revenue w.
| i. Conway. Thomas Harrison. J. w. Scner.
j. I. Knight, and John Ii. Mycr, council
| men.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.-A. V.
" ID. LEIGH Il co. respectfully Inform The
business community that they SELL ON COM
Pork, Bacon, Lard Tailow, Wool, Dried and
Green Fruits, Seeds, Poultry, ETC., In the Rich
lar attention to the shipment and sale OF Straw
berries, Peaches, aud other green fruits In their
seasons. Prompt returns made. Commissions
AGENTS FOR THE BEST IMPROVED FARM
ING IMPLEMEETS,-Mowi Reaping, Thresh-
Ing Machines, ctc.-which we sell at reasonable
brices A. V. d. LEIGH L CO.,
my la-wlm 1918 Cary street Richmond, Va.
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DOGERS'S IMPROVED HARPOON
HORSE HAY-FORK.
THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUMS

were awarded this apparatus for UNLOADING
HAY In 1869.
IL is one of the most importaut OF all labor
saving implements to the grower Of hay. For the
hay crop of 1870 we offer as all unexceptionabIc
outfit OF machinery the following:
The CLIPPER MOWER,
The AMERICAN HAY TEDDER,
Tie EMPIRE HORSE HAY-RAKE,
The ROGERS UNLOADING FORK. .-.. ...
These machines for harvesting and stacking,
and the Ingersoll Press for baing hay, will enable
the southern farmer to compete with northern
producers In the mari ets Of Baltimore, Philadel-
phia, and New York; and Instead OF Virginia
cities buying northern hay, as now, VIC shall be-
come exporters of this important crop.
We have the sole agency Tor all the above imple-
mcnts. ...
Catalogues sent on application.
II. NJ. SMITH & CO.,
my 20-wit Manufacturers, Richmond, Va.
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Miscellaneous.


ALI the departments will be closed or
Monday, and no public business will be
transacted in the executive departments.
The books of the United States Urea
surer's office show that the Government
holds SS42, 299,75O as security for circula
ting notes, and BIG, 900 as security fol
public depositaries.
Judge Underwood, Of Virginia, is here
clarifying over the success of the Radicals
of Richmond, and claiming the credit of it
to his own efforts. .
The receipts for internal revenue for the
month of May will reach twenty millions
dollars, and from customs will probably be
about eighteen millions.
The President has received the official re.
mort of the Examining Board at West Point
in relation to his eldest son, which is quite
favorable to the young Ulysses, no doubt
on account of visions of preferment to the
examiners.
General Parker, Commissioner of Indian
Affairs, received dispatch this morning
announcing the arrival Of Red Cloud and
his warriors ut Omaha. They will reach
here on Tuesday next.
The Secretary of War and General Sher.
man report the Fcnian war at an end, and
no news of Importance from the Canadian
frontier. WALLACE.
Associated Press kilograms.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, May U.s. House. = The
House took up the bill pensioniug the sur.
viying soldiers and widows of soldiers oil
1872.
The bill was passed with an amendment
including widows who had married before
the close of the war.
The bill to reduce the internal revenue
taxes was taken up, and an amendment was
added that no national bank should be com.
pelled to act as u depositary of public funds
longer than it may elect SO to do.
After disposing of several paragraphs Of
the bill, the House adjourned till Tuesday.
Senatc.-Senator Anthony was chosen
President Of the Senate.
The bill to prevent any municipal EN-
ploye from acting as registration officer
was passed with an amendment, prohibiting
any candidate. for Office from serving as q
Judge or commissioner of election.
Various Items.
WAsH1NsToN, May 2s.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day were nearly 81 ,0OO, 900.
T.. j. Harrison has been confirmed Mar
shall of Middle Tennessee.
@a - ~
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Two FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
i Z. M.EXCErTEDlT 3 THE MOTH, E sAa4ssITF,
VIZ AQUA CREEK-TfiE sH0RTRRE AND
QUICKEST R0UTg.-The TaRoUGA TRAlAa
over this route are now run from the depot corner
OF Byrd and Eighth streets at Mfand 70 p
Nj. (Sunday a. IL Is A. d.. oniyh making close gnd
relishle connections. with THE WASHINGTON;
Tor THE GREAT NORTHW EST. - :. 49, -
Cars fitted up With SPEENDtD RECLINING
CHAIRS for which no charge is wade, xgfff ~
TIE elegant and c0mmodious steamsye on tue
po,omac r.rer stop &c Alexandfta each way. =,
The hCCOMMODATtON,5T TRAIN .sbetnfen
Richmond end Acauia creek leaves the depot coz
ner or Broad aud E,gbtii streets daily tsusdays
exceptedjat 4 j.. d., and arrives In Richmond n
S.4s <. N. ~t'i Ns - }ts ~. ~ ~ -
Through siesets TO all principal points Hests and
West. ~.i4sq al, -. -. Il "a
NORTH amply et the Office corner Broad and ElEhtn
streets and for through tickets TO al poaafa NORTH
and Wet apply II Tie ticket Once corner Byrd
ana no. 81 j. ). GENTRY. General TteIes sent
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
FOURTH DISTRICT VIRGINIA,
<,nupTUnrsY Nav 9th 1870. 4

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I have
~ received from tho Collector Of the Dis
irict the annual list for year 1870 and Win be at
land Courthouse on June c0urt-day; at Powhatan
Courthouse on 9th OF June; ut Hottoway Court
house on cd, and at Amelia Courthouse on 2sd. fpr
DUE. Those failing to pay ut the time and place
design atcd will be dealt with strictly IN accord
anre with the law. JOHN a. GRAVES,
Deputy Collector I'd Division 4th District.
myo7-S.plN a. s.f.s
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RICHhosD ANppETERsBuRe h. X. Co.,Sli
RICHMOND, April -, 1870. !, d
THE TRAINS OVER THIs ROAD,

l. run as follows: ~ i. j..sts. 81 y ~
Leave Richmond at sas A. 81. and 7.so r., u, !.
Freight aud AcGommodRtton train, xike nasseasi
ger car attached, viii leave Eichme1d dsliy OF q
4. n, and Petersburg daily Ut s1s a. IL l8an-
lie Sas 4. IL. train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, sud the 7:oS z. d. train viii not lesSe
Psssengers for Norfolk win take the $50 r. II.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. - ESt.1 ~
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
Will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. "asAt4g ~ y 80
Leave Glover Hill: at IA. n, connectiDg at
Chester with the accommodation train. IP8assus
gers returning will take tile $50 p. b.. trzincon-
meeting at Chester with the coal train. sy. Z,
= i'1tsf s@-a. r. THOMASH. WYNEE, -
an "a - e-a..sL.Etf SirperintandeGk.
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For the Dispatch
GLOVER HILL TOWNSHIP. NAV q. 1870

GLOVER HILL TOWNSHIP, May q, 1870.
Gentlemen, The following persons re-
ccivcd majority of the votes cast ut this
precinct on the 26th instant
For Superu'Sor.-Jamcs Joy (Conscrva-
tivc).
For Justices of the Peace.-Samuel p.
Goode CONSERVATIVE, George Straughan
Conscryative), &. II. Robertson (RadicaD.
For Commissioner Of RoadS.-William
Spears (EadicaD.
For Cicrk.-T. NJ. Cheatham (Conserva-
tive).
For .4sSessor.-T. Wilkinson (Conserva-
tivc(.
For CoHcctor-Thomas IL. Robertson
(Eepuhlican).
For 0rerSeerofthe Poor.-William Pinch
beck Conservative
For ConAables.--Thomas Ford (Conser-
yativc), John Martin Conservative, John
Mann Conservative.
The vote on removing the courthouse
stood as follows: For Chester, 81 for
Manchester, 242; for present site, 203;
scattering, 81. Total number of votes cast,
5f3. Plus.
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DICHMOND AND YORK, RIVER
III KAILROAD LINE.-N0TIOE TO FRUIT.
GROWERS. This line have made arrangements
n forward ny u Sr FREIGHT LINZ SfrE w.

o. Srv,r y or III TpTIuE g p ~
BERRIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c.: - y
To baltimore ut SO cents per 100 pounds; - ~
To PhiladsIphia ct s. cents per Loo pounds; 49,,
They will be forwarded daily Except saturdays
and Sundaysl by Passenger train leaving Rick
mond ut ais p. NJ, and will arrive In Baltimore
the following morning from 7 to s O'Clock and ut
Philadelphia and New York In time for market
on the second morning. ssEs~sr nhs.sr.tsE
Empty crates for Strawberries returned free OF
charge. .,-..s-. Il. .,.... 5t2- ~.
Shippers should have their, consignments delft
vered by O'Clock r. NJ, so as to give time to
manifest correctly and mark their crates distinct
ly.
This line have determined to make ESPECIALLY OF,
this branch Uf business and will give IL every at
tcntion. THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
my 20-2w a-s Superintendent,
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Ehe Fenian Rafd-Genaral Meade ON
the Ground.
Second DisDdtch.

ST. ALBAN's, VI, May 28.-General
Meade has arrived here to look after the
Fenians.
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tIiel Justice Chase has recovered from
hl~ illness.
Joseph +. Wilson has been appointed an
inspector IN the Norfolk cuStom-housc.
samuel Smith to he collector OF internal
avenue for the second district of Virginia.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-09

To Let.
EaIRST class Store and { ffces on Exchange Street
Il between Middle and Fore Streets. Apply to
W. Fl, ANDERSON,
At Office of Nathan Webb, Esq No, 50 Exchange
Street. dec30itf
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-09

Pacific Mail Steamship ComDauv,s
Through Line
TO G a L I orr MA
CHINA AND JAPAN.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the United states Mails
Fares Greatly Reduced.
Steamships on the Connecting on the
Atiahtic: Pacific with the
AAbb1znMA., COLORADO,
~ NRY 0HAUNCY, CONSTITUTION
NEW H1 H,~ GOLDEN CITY,
x YEA n I'VE ~ FEN, SACRAMENTO,
NUN, uEhN LAGHI, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA -
One of the above large and splep Id SieaS.b;,s
will leave Pier No. 49, North River foot of Canal st.
at IL O'CLOCK noon, on the 9th and 21st OF every
month Except when those Gays tall on Sunday, and
then on the preceding saturday, } tor ASPINWALL.
connecting, via. Panama Railway with one OF The
Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN
FRANCISCO, touching at MANzANILLO.
Steamers for SOUTH PACIFIC and Cen TRIAL AMERI-
CAN PORTS. Those oil the 9Th touch at MANzAN-
LILO.
FoF yapan and China Steamer AMERICA leaves
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult.
Dassase paaseis accompany baggage thr ugh, and
attend 60 ladies' and children without male protec-
Tors baggage received on the dock the day before
sailing from steamboats,, railroads. and PASSENGER
who prefer to send down early.
AN experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and
FOR freight or passage tickets further informa
ton apply at the companys ticket ofics on the
IxRY i' Se e canal street NSr,h Riyer to F.
| G. l.. BARTLETT & CO.,
| 10 Broad Street, BOSTON, or
| ,,. w u: LITTLE & CO,
i Jant3tI 499 Exchange St., Portland
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-09

To Let.
ITO LET at Woodford's corner, a good two story
Also, small rent.
no23 II G. H.ALLEN