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NT 4 c Il | \ L 5 Il u I.
SLOAT Z ADDINGTCN,
MACHINlSTS.
WoXKs AND OFFICE lN5 CARY STREET, NEAR
EnERTEENrn, RICHMoND, Va.

kLL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REfAiRlkG
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, witt all kinds OF team.tttings t"I
same; PLATFORM and other SCALES Ai''
JIfSIED and REPAIRED Exclusive agents 4 ]
JUDSuN'S PATENT STEAM-ENGlSE GOV
ERNoR, SELDES'S PATENT STEAM-FN. y.
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company
STEAM GAUGES. Every one of these gauSt
are warranted for year. We know them 10 De
the best gauge now In use. They are LESS IN price
than any other make 4 full line of the above ar.
tIcles always on hand. We also keep IlOLLA SDrs
PATENT SELF-FEEDiNG OlL-CUr, for SHAFT.
Ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. OF oil. IiS IL he newest and bcSl thing
now out. Come aud scL |. anC us.
GEORGE Il. SG0kT,
my 4. JACkS0 ADDISGTCEe
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The Tribune, World, Catholic Family and
Church Almanacs, for 1870, at ELLYsoN TAY-
LoR's, next TO Dispatch building. "
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Chttdren's Hour, Riverside, and Democrats 8
Young America for February at ELLYsoN &
TAYLoR's, next to Dispatcb building. Now is
the time TO subscribe for 1870.
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Attention is directed to the advertisement OF
Teas by WILLIAM II. TATUM, 500 Broad street
Hc Is just receiving lot Of fine Green Tea unsur-
passed In dclicacy of flavor.
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AT PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary or Seventh
and Grace Streets you cin buy coal ana wooe
cheaper than any other place In town.
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M. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements Id
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ~ pup
Nshcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE
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NEW YoRK WEgKLY.-.Look out for the
Wesslv for this week. this afternoon st ELIYsoa
4 TAYLon's. nextso Dispatch otacc. 4 splendid
No,
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COPIES OF IKE NEW CONSTITUTION OF viz
G1S1A for sale at ELLysoN TAYLoR's' next 70
DiSDdtch building.
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COTTON YARNS.-As agents for four
~ North Carolina facturics-Granite Shoals,
Long isianu, Turnofis, and saxepaham--we have
always good stock on hand, whlea We Can pier
" h "a sI!. slss % S2seys 4 zosyEs
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REVIEWED ToBAcco.-At the last meet
ing of the Richmond Tobacco Association
the question Of the reduction of the present
charge of two dollars for reviewing tobacco
was discussed and referred to the standing
committee for report at meeting. to be
held on Saturday next. The question OF
the propriety Of reweighing reviewed to-
bacco was also referred to the same COM
mittee for report on the same day.
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FRANK LESLIE AND DEMoREsT for February
at ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR's, next Dtspdtch bullo'
tTo
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Putnam's Magazine for February at ELLYso!
& TAYLoR's News Depot, next to Dispdtch build
ing.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 10, 1870.
sun rises 7esI Moon rises. ........ I.sS
S,n sets s....,. Asa High tide. e.4l
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY Is, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chsndise and passengers, L. 3. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, me3'
chandlSc aud passengers, w. g. Durham 4 Co.
MEMORANDA
WEST POINT, January B.-Arriyed, steamer
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
and sailed on return.
PHILApELPHIA, January Is. Cleared. scaoose'
Annie Adams, for Richmond.
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ALL the weekly and daily papers at ELLYsos &
TAYLon's news depot next to Dispatch building
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8itI1mond 1ispattI1,
WEDNESDAY. 49,. JANUARY 10, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE aDIspATCH,,
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LhTIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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MAYoR's CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of by Mayor Chahoon yes
terday morning:
Robert Martin (colored), charged with
stealing 500 worth of leather betting from
Smith s. Lisberger's distilery, near
Ritchic's spring, was held for trial for mis-
demeanOr.
George W. Fleet, charged with beating
Elizabeth Coy, was acquitted.
Samuel Griffin, who accused Rowland
Flood of stealing $3.50 coat, was ordered
to pay the cost of the proceeding. Flood
was discharged.
Logan slosby, charged with assaulting
Martha Perkins with stone, was held
for trial for misdemeanor, and admitted to
bail.
Frank Hendlcy, arrested with lot of
wood in his possession supposed to have
been stolen, was acquitted.
Ben Henderson, charged with stealing
5l3 worth of buckets belonging to the
Southern Express Company, or rather in
their custody for transportation, was ac-
Quilted of the charge of theft, but required
to give $3.50 security for his good behavior
as suspicious character.
Jim Wilson alias Ligbtfoot was charged
with entering the establishment of George
W. Badkins and helping himself to q half
dozen bottles of the popular beverage
known as pop, He was required to gl7o
800 security for his good behavior. =,
Jake Grove and Tom Robinson, arrested
for pitching cents in the street, were dis
charged, but advised in future to select O
private lot for the game, where the proba-
bility was that they would not be dis
turbed.
George Ryan, Bob Prayser, Jack Shell
ton, and Oswald O. Wright, the last named
white person, were arraigned on the
charge of stealing and butchering heifer,
valued at $50, the property Of William X.
Polk. 1t is said that the animal was butch
cred u short distance up the canal, and the
meat brought here and sold to @ party
named Dipner. The case was continued.
Daisy alias Topsey Pettus, arrested on
Monday night for using obscene language
in the street, gave bail for her appearance,
but when called yesterday morning did not
answer. An attachment was issued against
her.
Jennetta Bender was arraigned for stri-
king Cheney Anderson's child with stone,
and breaking a lot of crockery which had
been entrusted to the infantile party to
take home. She was acquitted.
Harriet Anderson was held to bail to an
swer the charge of misdemeanor for knock
ing down Jennetta Bender's child with o
paying-stone.
The charge against NJ. Millhiser Of OBJ
structing Main street with boxes was dis
missed.
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DR. RSTEAD'S
UNRIVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.

The great internal and external medicine will
cure headache in five minutes, toothache IN ont
minute, neuralgia rheumatism, coughs ana cold
cru1nps and clIolic, sprans, diarrh9a, FEVER ana
ague, cholera morbuS, inflammation OF the kid-
news piles, burns, foul stomach, and many other
diseases and ailments Of the human body too nu.
merous to enumerate.
It is q diruetic, curing diseases OF the Kidneys
and bladder 1t is n tonic and stimulant giving an
annette and invigorating the system; 1t Is dia-
phoretic, causing perspiration and auaying FEVER !;
Il is an cx pectorant acting OH the lungs, and good
in all throat and lung diseases.
There is not a pain or ache, nervous or infan-
matory, but that
THE KING OF ALL PAIN
will relieve and in most instances entirely cure.
It should always be used before any other remedy
Is tried for 1t is almost certain In every case to be
the only thing needed.
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all druggists apothecaries, and dealers
everywhere.
". 3. BROWN BROTHER,
... sole proprietors
wHoLEsAlR DRUGGISTS, BALrrIoaE, ND.
Use ls-eodsm]
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, January 18th, compiled from
sections returns received at the office of the
Board Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, %
in addition, still-born was reported. Sex ::
Males, II; females, 10; sex not given, l..
Color: White males, 3; white females, 4 !;
colored males, s; colored females, 6; white,
sex not given, l. Condition Single, II !;
married, 5; widowers, l; widows, l.; un-
known, l. Nativity: United States, 81 !;
ireland, /. Age: One day to thirty, 5;
one month to six, Q; six months to twelve,
l one year. to three, l; twenty years to
thirty, 2; thirty years to forty, 4; fifty
years to sixty, 3; sixty years to seventy,
l; seventy years to eighty, |; eighty years
to ninety, l; unknown, l. Cause of death :
Asthma, l !; atrophy, l; bronchitis, l +; con-
sumption, l; commissions, l; cancer Of
stomach, /; congestion of lungs, l; child
birth, l dropsy, l; diarrhGa (chronic),
l; hemorrhage from lungs, /; intlamma-
tion of brain, 2; old age, l; pneumonia,
2; paralysis, l; premature birth, J. shock
of surgical operation, / unknown, 3.
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FRESH coD-L1yER OIL
MEADE BAKERS DIRECT IMP PORTAT1ON

DISON'S COUGH MIXTURE.-Call at
~ Rison's Drug Store, corner of Main and Third
streets, and get 4 bottle Of Premium Cough Mix
ture. 1t Is warranted to cure.
noa JOHN W. RIS0N, Druggist.
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mo- FOR THE a1Il

FOB rAhArKsA M klsaHAssBIaa. sIAs XdA sax1AdNkssooa asx1Adksoa
VILE. VIII and aii LANDINGS on The ~: J0hn,Ss
RIvER;-ssMI.WEEKhbx9rT Khbx9rTLaS6R LaSE66RicS csptaia sW ".
~ TiJ mTEE FIFTY VIII leave Cbaslegton, 3 C, TOT
the above places every TUEsDA.Y, EYEhkss's AZ y
g. O'Clock. Ao.n.sSrrTY
POINT. Captain GEoRGE G. hfCMMLAI, VIZ
leave ChsrIeston every FRIDAY EVENING AZ
o,rInek for the above places. -.
nrnnr tickets 10 be had az railroad Offices. NO
extra charge for meals and staterooms.
For freight or passage apply 70 ,o .a.,.s
South Atlsnac Wharf, Charleston, :. "
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RAILROADS.
~ Ea - - - =

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG u. R. Co.,}
January g.. 1870.
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS LEAVE
Il Richmond at 4 A. NJ. DAILY, except 81 IN.
DAYS, and at $3.50 p. NJ. DAILY. Returning,
leave Petersburg mt 0:50 A. M. DAILY, and ex-
cept SUNDAYSat $3.50 p. NJ. DAILY.
Local trains leave Richmond ut $40 A. d. ;, and
Petersburg at A. N. DAILY, except SUNDAYS.
THOMAS II. WYNNE,
ta8 Superintendent,
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS-sr21
~ The boats OF the JAMES RI-tssa -
YER AND KANAWiAz CANAL COMfAn!
VIM leave the dSsk 8 nsasl proTPtiX ~ ~
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchsurf sh3 ,nc
beyond collected on delivery, or pIepai % .a,I NJ
snmed to deliver down freight elsewhere tnan -
INV oGice on tue Dock without special agreement
way freight will not be delivered till charges Ns
paid. Ss'
Boats locked and insured.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS ft
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TkAas-
PORTATION COMPANY are prepared 70 ooG6 sNS'
cute TOWING and LIGHTER1HG TOBAyGsO,
SALT, and all other MERCHANpIsE, ,l.t. Lna-
BER, and WOOD, to and from City POINT Pesen-
burg, Norfolk, and all landings on James river.
John d. HARVEY, President
y.. Commercial Block; or 70
! -. % JAMES F. RIDDICk, Secretary.
p. att.- D. 8. LEFFLER, Agent,
Office no. 20ld Dock
between Twentieth and Twenty-1tst streets
oc2s .ras.f -~r
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rUM ELASTIC CLOTH AND OILED
VI SILK, superior quality. for sale by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
dcI0 S25 Broad street.
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CUTTA PERCHA IN THICK SHEETS,
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
40 TO s25 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

ITO LET-FURNISHED, THREE STORY HOUSE UP
town. Sixth avenue to private family. The owner
viii board for most of the rent Address UP TOWN,
ton e.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

V,O LET-vERY Low, TO A RESPONSIBLE TENANT,
L gentee furnished House; will sell Furniture if de-
sired Apply $50 Greenwich street, between Perry and
Charles.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.-A THREE STORY
ana brick House, comfortably and completely
furnished per month"; In West foryhrd street. be-
tween Broadway and Eighth possession ls OF July:
House agents need not apply Address r. r. So box 2,S7l
oatn
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

T,AKE NOTICE ALL SORTS OF SPLENDID MARBLE
Manntels Windows, Doors Old Brick, Beams A. s ror
avenue Inquire yard Seventeenth street near ave-
pue g. HECKMANN co.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

nNO LET-A HOUSE FULLY AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nshed, or without furniture, located Fourteenth
street., between Broadway and Fifth avenue. Address o.
X. X, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED HOUSE TO
n for sale at Sing Sing; spendid location terms
moderate For particulars apply to W. X. LEWIS II and IS
Worth street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

ITO LET-FOR THE SUMNER, IN PLEAsANTEsT
part of Brooklyn, completely furnished brown stone
House nominal to right party Address box 753 New
York Post office.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

TJOWLAND HOUSE, SHARON SPRINGS. N Y.-i
II choice private boarding house; home comforts witt
pleasant airy and excellent table terms $40 to 81
per week. II. T.. ROWLAND.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M voyant tells tho past present and futurc shows
and tells Of your husband l59 Forty street.
between Broadway and Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, TO A GENTLEMAN
n and wife two single gentlemen, handsome front
Room with Board also single Room 46 West Thirtysec-
oud street. House Grst class
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

T linden PARK, AT CORNWALL, ON THE HUDSON,
IL ready for the reception of permanent and tran
sicnt Boarders. G. II. RING
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-AT
IL greatly reduced prices, for the summer also Rooms
suitable for ply yscian lS5 East Eighteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

7,O LET-FuRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-THREE
pleasant Rooms newly up, fourth story of English
house, furnished back Parlor for o1ce,
at 26l West Thirty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

II JOUSEKEEPING.-THREE LARGE PARLORS, WITH
closets also fine Rooms second and third floors;
private excellent order at las West Twen
teth street, Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-05-31
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY 81 07O-TRlPLE SHEET.
COUNTRY BOARD.

~ tion; pleasant neirhborhood: excel
lent terms moderate For particulars address box 6oS fo
onlce, kewburg.
The New York herald., 1870-05-31

| FURNISHED ROOMS-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE
family; the Second Floor to one or two gentlemen m sep
second street. between Sixth and Seventh address
| S., box 144 Herald Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
a e'a:,!rii,m.:on TO Public T:asic.

.'r. :, NJ. j HOLLAND i: receiving the
tbaIkS, "nd hat is more, the su5stan:l. Gus
tgm ui our market gonrs. in Ieturn lor his most
successful tif'rts 10 phase the eye While grail
+, ing toe p ,i.ts and helping to make the ely
rsrkct 20 longer . collection Of rough, ILL
iuoHine sImltS, but handsome arcade tasteful!
and pleasant TO all frequcntcrs There is TIC
reason why meats SHOULD be sold in places less
tasty Mnd elegant than those from which other
housed 9l;i reeds sro supplied. The same H.
G who vi:i. the handsome stores On King 81.
in tic Afternoon. call 4: marke. in the morning.
ana t:r. =, Lard has determined that so !sr rs
he cal do So, tho Islar"ct shall be made rs suit
able for th.in is the notion store r. the tca
hong.
Every body has been ndlniring his e:tNb!isb-
ment since it WAS opened. On Saturday some
.dies dressed il with iiowois for him ana dur
ing market hours the throng around WAS so
great that il was with difficulty tho market
master could keep the adjacent passage ways
clear Tire stall Of Mr. II stands in tho most
central position in the market, Immediately
fronting the head Of the middle rows, and al
most under the town clock. 1t s, in It's way.
work Of art. for the best skill Of Alexandria ar
tizaus has been expended upon il. The benches
arc slI CT white marble, and extend in q curved
IiEo around, supported by panel work in
or incl wood, polished AS the finest ,catlne.
ware. Above no greasy straight poles, but
lines OF wsvy supports. clean, bright and strong,
sustain Alexandra hams and other meats
GOJd Il: the famed WestphallF. Such burden
of good hams rs they bear every day might
temp. our I:raolitsh fellow citizens to cxclsm,
with Agrippa, almost thou pcrsuadest mo to
he u christian" On the rc.r is q half seXagon-
shaped leo safe, always full! Of the purest ice,
where no touch Of summer ever comes, and the
meats are kept at Arctic temperature. Ihls
portion Of the stall is handsomely painted, and
Is adorned with u golden OK head, horns and
all! one Of the beet carving; ever executed in
the United States Persons skilled in such
work say it is faut!ess Altogether Mr. Hol'
land has opened, ~ h!s Taste and enterprise, u
new era in our market. The joinor's work and
design Of the stall are by Mr.. B. f. Price, the
painting To- Dir. r NJ. Monroe, the granting by
Mr. Higgins, and / % carved head came out OF
u block Ut tie cnll Of Mr.. William Whiteley at
Greens Mr. II bland is always obliging sells
al kinds of PORK. bacon, sausage, &c. he has
determined since 50 many men make hog5 OF
themsc YES, to reverse the process, and turn
hus meet into men IS fas: rs possible. Evcry-
BODY bugs from him ap lO-t23d
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EsaID for the Miserable.

Nc wonder that the face Of the dyspeptic has
g dra. gcd worn, hopeless expression that Is pr
jruI TO see No wonder that the miserable mar
tyr to ;nGig .stion is fretiu irritable end unso-
c;al. Whoever csn bear the pang3 OF this tor.
men'ing complaint cheGrfully, and wit sn I'M
ruff temper, j: little snort Of saint Bat
why should human fortitude continue to be
thus severely tried when IN absolute spccltlc
for the & S4sso i; MEways 4. hand. Everywhere
within the limits OF civilization in this hcmis
;hcrc !lostr;t.r's Stomach Bi!tcrs is obtaln"5e,
~ the history Of the first case Of dysHcpsIa III
which, it has been administered in win, has
vet to bo written The sickness st the stomach
The sense Of wcnknes: and sluDcr, the ictl!ng 81
eli,,tinrss and holiownc.s before eating and o:
orprgs-0n afterwards, the nuttcrlnE q III"
pu SC the intense nervous irritation, the n!oT,
bed indi: positon to excrt!0n, Inc weAriiic>s 0i
lie, and lad If renee to AL lis pleasures, which
,h ronic rom, inpidly nnclicrnt',i l'y the
tor.ic operation OF THIS palatab!c rcgGt'blo rn
storutivn which seems 10 IenorStc ana quicken
Mi tie dorm.:. forces OF tho sy stcm ana rous'
the In;nd from he apathy an. gloom lhsFP 81"
bic from - dc:Any, mcnt OF the dlEe;l7e a'in sc
crptivo functions In ordinary CASES y lev
weeks suffice to c1mpieta the cure, b2, "h"H
the disease is complicated ~ II often s. VIII
tnrlltity Of the ivcr, severe cUn,tipt.lon IN
uuritv Ci the blood anu sluggish CIRCULATION
u longer tme may be rcqulrec. fcrse'ere
hnwevc:, and the result is certain. An eDc"uF
aging enforcement vii be peGcepnb!o IRON
div to day, and the convalesctnt, knowing anc
r.clinc thai he or shn is on tho high road 10
health, will await the happy issue with com
narrative PATIENCE ap lS-e0lw
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TIE PREsBYTERY OF CHESAPEAKE met II

$500 -
the Second Presbyterian Church at half past
seven o'c'ock last night. Present: Revs }. j..
Bullock, ID. D.. j. A. L.f2rrc. S. g. Jon.S,
J. B. Ross, j. W. Bfown, p. Harrison, a. D.
Pollock, II B. White, +. II Cumps'0n, H..
l.. McMurran, }. W. Luptou, &. e Nourse,
g. N. Campbell, R. I: Berry, ": U. Murrkt,
land, J, Fl. Mitchell, d D, Elders: ). IL.
Brown, G. F.. Anderson, &. w. Jameson,
W. Summervll!e, ". ". Williamson. ". f..
Giassc!l I. NJ. Fizhu,h, G. u. Watkins,
G. ID. Gray, W. underwater. Elwa,;i Stow
den.
Rev. +. II. Cumastnn was excited Mode
rator, and R-v }. W. Brown, temporary
clerk.
Rev l.. S. X. L~gare, o Charleston 5. G.
Pre>bvtcry, and Rev. Dr.. tloush, oi the South
Methodist Church Alexandra, are invited to
sit as corresponding members.
The Prcs5ytery then without lrhnsictng
any further business al 'urnai unit }" cock
this morning.
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RETAINED LETTERS Tho following Is list
OF the letters rc:si.cd in Tho post oil 90 Of this
city Tor want Of postage:
p T. SeabrooH, phia!euhia, Pa; Rev. VIM.
T. Otis Shrewsbury. n. } Joan Johnston,
Front Royal, Nx. Edmond Foster Manassas
Vs.: \. Michel. l>rcnlsvil!r. Va; Beverly Rod
gar, Alexandria, Va; il. G. Ecklotf. Orange
=. H. Va; Mir Nuns N. Munsen' 5 Hill Va;
RcNn:d Thompson. LincHin University. IA;
i.u,bcrt \ Oliver Port obscco, Md; Hurst
l. Go. Gal,m re, Md Joteph DObson, Bu'ke<
Station. Va; ?. uailigg. Orange H., VA.
WIN. Carr. baltimore, Nd; West s Sons, Bal
more Nj.
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ELECTION sOTlEES

By request OF several voters, III" announce
myself as among the various candidates f't the
Meyoralty, and pledge myself. if elected, to
discharge the duties of the Office importantly
and without foar or favor.
ap I0-tf ia IL rs w. & Lis.
To the Voters Of Aicrdndrin CHY-l Respect
fully announce myself rs II candidate for the
Ma7oralty 4. i if elected will onGenv"T 20 dis
charge the duties faithfully.
1I-,r HUGH LATHAM.
Provision being made b. tho constitution
for u Commissioner Of Revenue 10 be elected
on the 4th Thursday in May, 1870, announce
myself candidate for that oil e
ap l5-tf JOHN y. CtANN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
LOCAL NEWS.

ALrNASDRlA LITERARY ASSOCIATION. The
regular week, meeting of the Alexandra Lite
r.r, Association, was held last night IN inc
rooms .; the Alexandra Christian Assoclatlor'
t., Wee President, MIR. f. Burke in the chair
The," w;rc present MessIs. Latham Carne'
Cave, Ctil,ou, Lacy, Scever. feltch' burAe'
Hill, Jurd!f and West. After tho usuaI rou
tine Of busniness, Mr.. Eeitch dec aimed inc
colloouy between the grave dlggers' from Ram
let, 10 xce!lept style. The appointed polem-
les not being present, the question: Does Srlr:-
t,al Manifestation challenge the confidence OF
Men. wli discus I'd b. Messrs. Carnc, Lacy,
Sewer, and Hill ia the affirmative and Mtssrs.
Cave aud Chiffon ia the negative, and the
Dictate vas continued until such late hour,
that Tx. chair va, excused ION decldlag the
question 1T once. bat was required 10 render
Z written Gecission at the next meeting. The
question determined upon Tor debate ut the
next meeting was Was The Career OF Napc-
leon Of benefit TO mibkiad?'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-21
El,e Markets..

NEW YORK. 2l.-Stocks unsettled Money
easy Il. per cent. Gold l35. Virg inia SKIES.
scarcely SO firm. Wheat dull and nominally
la1c lover Com less active.
BALTIMORE, April l.-Virgini! six's, old,
81 biz, 81 asked Cotton firm and held higher
1T %; 70 sales. Fleur active and firm and
prices are unchanged. Whoat firm Mary land
il2.il5; Pennsylvania l32sl35. Mixed Corn
ishcr, with sales at rs; white less firm q! ~
ALA XIV, quiet at lC0al1O Oats steady at G}aC6