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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27

Mrs. NJ. NJ. DENT, formerly of Morgan
town, is lecturing on woman's rights in
New York. Her husband was a member of
the Virginia secession convention of 1861.
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Determined to keep his store now, as In 'ne p"s
= =, amnnr OF YRrCH MOED.

Determined to keep his store now, as In the pas''
THE CHEAT STORE OF RICHMOND,
he offers the following goods: -
BLACK SILK ut 81 worth $50:
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth s2.3;
BLACK SILK at S2.7s selling everywhere ioE y" :
BLACK HEAVY REP at g. cheap az ss.ss;
FyTRA HEAVY REP ct s276 considered
low at 81.
.. IRISH LINEN.
The best bargains IN IRISH LlNEN-a gooa
article at az, 45, IS, as, 75c., and higher-ahi
-. of which have been reduced to less tnan
,.-= gold value.
peot I.ACK and COLO RED KID GLOVES asSli
Rest WHALEBONE CoRsETs at 7sc.;
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFsa at 7sc. per oozeh
Beautiful CALICO twelve yards Tor 81, oors
yARD-WIDE BROWN and BLEACHED Co1'
TON at 12se.; (.
DOMESTIC GINGHAM; /
BED-TICKING at l2ac.:
LADIES' snd CHILDREN'S PARASoLs from
SWISS CAMBRIC and CHECK MUSLIN aston
ishingly low.
LINEN TOWELS T
I'D. ---a- TABLE DAMASK, -,...- ...-s +
LINEN FOR SUITS, I:
too cheap to mention the price; In fact, all goods
are sold cheaper than elsewhere.
All ask is a call from one and ALL and you Will
be convinced that you can SAVE FROM TWEEN
TY-FIvE TO FIFTY PER CENT. by calling at
....-.....- JOSEPH sTRAUSE's,
No. 1898 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth Streets
apq7 opposite Palmer's.
T LICHTENSTEIN, No. 1707 Franklin
~. street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
streets has just received his second supply OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, ~
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS. &C.,
which he sells very cheap. A call and examina-
ap d
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.OFsFsIc y 9 on. FISK d HAToH,, 6
sseasz1 BANKERS AxDDEkLxRs :
rssovzszsfEs9 SECURITIES.
no. EAssAu -srgrET. sEw yoax.
February fs7o

! ahe remarkable success which attended, oor "a.
20 1lasion OF the LOANS Of tho Contra, pas,s.
Mairoad Company and the Western Pae,se Rs,,.
H'ad Company, and the popularity and er,d,,
Which these LOANS have maintained IN ,hs wa.
kess both In this country and Europa. h,ve g.,
J that the arss morssaged bonds Of wtsely-loe...6
and honorabfy- managed railroads are nronn.,v
recognized and readily taken IS the most su,.an,e
safe, and advantageous form Of investment ,,s,d.
inga more liberal income than can hereaste, n.
l derived from Government bonds and available, to
take their place. -
Assured that the selection and nesots alton NJ
superior Railroad Loans we are meeting a ,re.,
public want and rendering valuable service both
70 the holders Of capital and to those great national
works Of internal Improvement, whose intimate
merit and substantial character enttle them to the
use Of capital and the confidence Of investors, we
now offer With special confidence and satisfaction
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
.Hsa s.,sss COMPANY. g,5
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river att point
Of reliable navigation, and thus, with the entire
railroad system and water transportation OF the
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADD.
EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, so
demanded for the accommodation OF
the immense and rapidly -growing transportation
between the Atlantic seahoard and Europe on the
one hand, and the great producing regions Of tho
Ohio and Mississippi valleya on the ether.
The importance OF this road as q new outlet
nom the West TO the sea msgnifes it into one Of
national consequence, and insures to It an extern.
siye through trafnc from the day Of its compile
fion, while in the development OF the extensive
agricultural and mineral resources OF virginia
md West Virgins It possesses along Its own line
the elements Of large and profitable local busI.
ness.
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river afford the
surest guarantee OF its success and vaiue, and
render 1t the most important and substantial rail-
road enterprise now In progress In this country.
Its superiority as IN East and West route, and
the promise OF an immense and profitable trade
awaiting its completion, have drawn to 1t the at
tention and cooperation of prominent capitalists
and railroad men Of this city Of sound Judgment
and known integrity. whose connection with 1t,
together with that Of eminent citizens and business
men OF Virginia and West Virginia,
rNsUREs AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
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nIRECTORY NOTICE.-The erich
H. MoEp CITY DIRECTORY Ia In psess
aud Will be issued promptly about the 1st Of Ray.
Az changes should be reported as soon as possi.
WEST q JOHNSTON,
apaa-sodt1ssAay 1We GAap sfEssh
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DARTIEs HAVING DESIRABLE
i FARES which they wish to dispose,af at once
can haye them EXCHANGED for New York city pro-
perty or goods, by applying to
E.B. NEWBURN, Beal Estate Agent,
APPS No. 1915 Main street.
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The little paragraph in yesterdays Dis.
patch, conc erning Governor WALKER and
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He is receiving daily, In addition TO large ant
well-selected stock, fresh supply Of FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles.

Printemps, beautiful shades, at &c. worth 4oc.
Plaid Popfins at S5c. cheap at Soc. Striped Grenn-
dimes at 2oc. sold at Doc: Japanese Poplins plaid
Whalebone Corsets at &c.; Linen Handkerchiefs
ct ssc. per dozen, cheap; Hemetitched Handler.
chiefs at 2oc., cheap at 4oc; Hucknback Towels a.
loo ;; Lace Collars. Collarets, and Illusion CApes
Lace Handkerchiefs, Valenciennea, Laces, apd
Edsings, in real and immitstion goods.
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOOD
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks at Csc;
Plaid and Striped Organdies; Soft-fnish Cam
brics, fcrty-fiye inches wide at 53c.; India
Twills; Dimty for sklrtlng; Quilts white and
colored) all sizes and prices PtqueS checked
and corded from sc. upward Linen Bosoms,
plain land rufied, 25c. and upward; PescaleS and
tawns; Creton's and Chinese Cloth for suits
Table Damask. Napkins, and Doyles good Kid
Gloves at Si.2s.
sHAWLS, sHAWLS.
Lace-Points,f a full line: Black and Colored
Silks at all prices; large stock OF CassimeTs,
Doesktns, aud Motions, for GENTS and boys wear;
all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices OF
......-,.,-. JULIUS sYCLE'e,;
4l5 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
s.Es-.e F-.s H8&A E>A@.@
$3.50 .#.r $50" : 4 W
The following gentlemen are It'll me, aud will
be pleased to see their friends : J. WIESBURa, j..
j. TURNER, GEORGE Sw4HACHER, W. POWERS
np1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27

Mr.. CEASE, should hsvs beeneredited to the
New York 7Yn.ss. II was NOT remarkably
witty; but for such wit rs 1t contained the ,
Times deserves the credit.
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WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOOD

= The following gentlemen are with me, aud will
be pleased to see their friends j. WIENBUR9, j.
j. TURNER, GEORGE SwABACHER, w. POWERS,
and W. j. EGGLEsroN. sp2
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CARDOzo, FoURQUREAN & CO..
~ OPPOSITE POsT-oFFICE.
are now opening large and varied assortment OF
...n new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS,
JAPANESE PoPLINs,
GRENADINES,
SUIT CLOTHS,
DRESS GoODs.
LACE POINTS tsome very smsl),
PARAs0L COVERS,
LACE SETS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS,
in endless variety, that cannot fail to please.
All in want Of DRY GOODS are advised to give
us call, az our prices are as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap22 CARDOZO, FOuRQUREAN & co.
CONE AND LOOK
CIT B 70 AID SIRE E T, cor.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER's
second supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS Of every description, from lac.
to any price;
JAPANESE PoPLINs at very low prices;
Our stock Of WHITE GOODS cannot be surpass-
ed b. any house In Richmond for price or
quality -...
WHITE, STRIPED, and PLAID ORGANDIEs;
all colors and figures;
LINEN LAWNS at 2sc., '.-.4
CORSETS at soc, .ss .s.,e
WHITE and CHECKED MATING,
COATS'S COTT SOC. per dozen.
We would respectfully invite .#
ALL IN NEED OF DRY GOODS
to call and see If tn can do any better.
HIKsH & GUGGEEHEIbfEB.
! ! s 5 3 a s5s44Ss statesmen. ,n,.
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FOE SALE.

FOE SALE. s.z,..-.
MULCH COWS.-I have several SUI gSH
INI perior Thoroughbred MICH COWS9E.
with young calves, of my own raising, which
will offer privately for sale until FRIDAY at IL
O'Clock, and at that hour, if not sold, will offer
them for sale publicly at the lot Of Watt & Knight
on Franklin street.
At the same time will sell a second hand ROCK
= y = GEORGE WATT.
Sale conducted by e. B. COOK. ap27-3t
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E.IHaE

TRESH STONE LIME --a' -
II At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
FIVE THOUSAND BUSHELS OF FRESH
ROCKVILLE; LINE for sale at the following
Low PRICES: :.
100 bushels and less than ESQ bushels, 20 cents
$50 Bushels and less than 500 bushels, IS cents
per busheI; ..I'1
500 bushels and less than 600 bushels 50 cents
per bushel. 80. -
;. THIS PURE STONE LIME IL received rnrsH
from the klns three times each week. and builders
can get tt as wanted, and FAVE THE COST OF HAn.
REELS. DILLON a ELLETT -
3 81 h-lm 1903 Dock street.
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ZEN Ale.
d The Senate met at II o'clock M.-Lieu
MARYE in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Ware, of the Clay
Street Methodist church.
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DOR SALE, STEAM-ENGINE AND
a BOILER, seyen-horse power, in perfect run
ming order. Apply to -
w. G. cambridge & CO.,
ape ..-....-..l. 1927 Broad street.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.-The re-
- markable value Of this GUANO Is now so we'll
known and appreciated that 1t scarcely needs
farther COMMUNICATION from us. We will only say
that the quality OF the Guano now In market is
better than that heretofore sold by for the
company.
Orders and communications are solicited and
will receive prompt and careful attention.
Our Guano Circular, containing certificates and
farther information, mailed to all applicants.
vs. '' ALLISON Il ADDISON,
an5 r.- Agents for the Com paIiy.
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rTNO REDUCE HIS TEAMS FOR
L THE SUMMER the subscriber will 6SSsY&
sell A PAIR OF FINE M UL 8, 0K
which are sound and work well. <2.-=hnrs
: s.. ...,.r.1s-. ...-- t.rs- J. B. WATKINS, Pc.
ap 26-3t .s.-. I'LL Main street
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s,ssa a1,ssz,s.
rrayE you HEARD THE NEWss
JOSEPH sTRAUsE
has Just received a large STOCK OF

cheaper than ever before brought to Ricnmona'
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GROUND PLASTER from best Nova Scotia
lu PTHR6spHo-pERUv1AN GuANo, a most su-
pertor fertilizer as per certificates Of many farm.
ers ss.-s s.sss E1E.s
TOBACCO FERTILIZER, which has been
proven from actual experience the best fertilizer
ever used On tobacco. y-ls s.-.t@@
Auingredients used 10y US are warranted pure.
CALICO FERTILIZlEG COMPANY.
NH 2a-lm sa @l.s ~.
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4 GRICULTURAL SALT.-1,200 sacks
N AGRICULTURAL SALT of superior quail.
ity, to which the attention Of commission mer-
chants and planters is specially invited. his
nent, fertilizer ON the market. For sale by -
aDl s. C.. TARUY D. CO.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

CRows AND MHN.-Aslde from the special
question OF profit and loss, we have warm
side toward the crow. He 10 much like our
selves. He Ia lazy, and that Il human. He
takes advantage Of those weaker than him.
self, and that IL manllka. He IL ely, and
hides for tomorrow what he cannot eat to-
day, showing q real human proyidenee.
He learns tricks much faster than he does
useful things, showing q true boy nature.
He thinks his own color the best, and loves
70 hear hls owl voice, which arc eminent
traits OF humanity. He will never work
when he can get another TO work for him
a genuine human trait. He eats whatever
he can yet bis claws upon, aud is less mis-
ehlevous with a belly full than when hun
cry, and that Is like man. He IL at war
With all living things except hiI own kind,
and with them when he has nothing else TO
do. No wonder men despise crows. They
are too much like men. Take on his wings
and put him In brooches, and crows make
fair average men. Give men wings, aud
reduce their smartness . little, and many OF
them would be almost good enough 70 DO
| crows. Errn.L--.l -LL II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

We ARE INDEBTED to the Wheeling LEieli
gnesS for calender for 1870. EnterprlSlng
publishers In these parts are getting their
designs ready for 1871.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

RiyERs, CANALS AND Northumberland
statistics show that England has about z, 800
miles Of nAVlgable rivers, 1880 miles OF
canals, and $4,000 miles Of railroads France
has Ito mlles Of river navigation, $500
milea OF canals, p,260 miles Of railroads;
Bolaium haa $50 miles Of river nAyigationi
200 miles OF canals and 400 miles Of rail-
roads. The German States have over 1000
miIes OF navlgable rivers, 600 miles Of canals
and about 500 miles Of railroads. And yet,
Ii Il asserted, that Germany BY means OF lls
great natural water courses, could pc 10
possesslon OF tho best water routes on tue
continent Of Europe.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

WAsFEEPPoNths sITyIkrIoEa q A. EtE itS;
u 8, justin PAYS YAIR CpksH) PRIoEg ron
~. LAdiOs1 0aalfu anA OhllAron . beoond hand
QloihlAE, unasI, ielhlal. RSe.s1 She,,s, ~, lS1
door from Young MeAia ChIislien Aea0oiAtion
BgiidilF, kB-ART Note by Mall piomPllI
ATTENDED 70, -...-.LL LIZ 4 nm hoNlgfH
WANTBD-NEW AND CAST OFF oLoTHlH0,
yaiut, Il the ola -estahlilhSd MsrchaRJ PsSs.
broker Store Of r. FULTON CO., 3IA Ninth
street, bet eth street and PsnhhTlVania AVanus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

tAy "a. afpIixJ r,,1.S,g.1 a nv. 49,.
l.L a s'slosk, X \, 81 yeIsS' q tP,ii,u
,,'-o, - "
~ =, ggssst ss'iy,E ! ssI hsIiVri = i;ilTss
Ssii:Ty.s Sis.; sis' 4 - :,
deer. Lecture to ssnssa'' !. so'.issi. ~. e
am.A RRauEARN nnrrno or rHn
pLul VII - bed a psl.asy,,s Iali serssr q
foRsPzf fyiitIt6s. FsssS q ssfy e;siosi ,.
~. An iAqls NAoI nkf be fAYOrAhls 10 The sAuss
'''isi'''' 'n''"o 70 RoBRRT BURNS,
.nhlth 4--L-------l 44AssrslAsIi- !,
kT>ALLIr THE HnnREn.Is OF TEE
isns sepsrsIiy on ne TIrst vard srs rsqosstsd 70
n q. ~ sssi &,
ssi,.i W. 9, Se,e@ = I. 'p's
X arisS ~ IA n,ssiisn, zoe
nhis ~. JOIN n. wlsnINeToH.
w11r ITa0IIHrCWI - Ife
- RisIo kxhIgITi6s . d. wili.isf.l
siHIss.s %s ~ sT x .,sss';; ely ,.S
eyenisL IN cash prise. 70 the sudlsnee nhh-af
T-pR suNDERL Anpg LEO-
Hs5Iiohn 'SSsISS ! Ne itssr. ssI,rss y
s .s,,Ss p Mh Ga y os'AiHSA The stes
CORNER 81 Len.n SUI = ..lse'.. ----.l,lo-e
sFsaIIARINe Ann nURNINo.-Ita n
kSY moi a,esssaTy 10 iopypsy from he tfopies
Sss, ssd eoiS fhoussnSs uuasrro al The iseoS-
ysnisnoss u this thWmomslTieil chang EVER
sal iSs treble sfnoytss ever ~ hT;,sSlS A
ss: ..p .sISlTSSsy Ssss .ss:
iomperAinrti-io break he ehllla and tesl,h The
lhsrsby inesrllins tbs aeusdssts q th,l. 4onss
sas s1.,.n, M. ~ Sh.m are, ~ aoabt. hi ~
msaaIority on thsm, II Il bsiisyed The vaius u
He.ssiis, !. sio9lsS Bitter . ss.ial... ~ 80;
iirniIisSis prevail The f;sid.s1 n sush losall.
sanndsis i moi iii of tham, psrhaps for blind al.
ksrsnse 10 srrof II me speeaity 81 some people bat
ne rrsaisr namSsr, - = -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

BRowS, ofGracs church, New York, wares
fat aud kicks A hlppapt youth asked hlm
why, with LA eOrpuleOee, he did not com
pete for the seat OF an Alderman, To hlm
brown made answer, In the words Of she
psaimist, ~ would rather be q dOoTkseper
IN the house Of the Lord, THAI lWell In The
tents Of the uugodly'"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

HLGcSyUhs T TYo ). g. o M1sH !. 10
THIS CouTt 6avlns deemed IL eoSdusivs 70 the
ppbl!e iatsTS.ts 70 ORsn = sew road p The eOun!y
sprnGa rosi from ne DstTisi iiss 70 iatsrssst the
fltoTk q the R9ek cEest ChsreA ROAD saa also
Greek CHURCH road lhroash the Lands q hsars,
CokSfAid, Burr ahd 0raminsf, and hav eaussA
aud apist o. fb- sans prepared hnd 4, us
ones u the clerk Of thls oourtt all pels5ha inter-
may have any Objections thereto, are hereby noti-
dad 10 present such ebIestlohs TO ibis court II
their next ToIular meetiug, Oh the hret day IN
March hsxt ~ aRy qbleetlons are made this oSuTt
viii thea and there hear them. 49,. n
t sSSsS o. 'A' h'r' E isl i,NLLAS. Gal .rk
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

PoR sALK a VALUABLE YARN CONTAIN.
wsssss sRS s 80 s sis N
sssys IT.. issI:, is
a.hsa. hhd ~ The Sutbal dl.r TsqplIsd Aeeni
ksaiIhy, somnSsdinE boAaiIfal vlsW of Tie
eetoA.s saa ,hs .aIFsuPtint ssantlI. The iand
S ssas. y. Vel st q sIs.. u. grsp.fT sssI.
E: ss !. rsfHss SssisSa aSsk g
tsl-.sn saHAa :. .as..l. S:ssss.eSs. D b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

~r ExTRAoT FHe HnE PROY-
s .tfI Is. re S.If ne ; az. ga 'i s.rs
Ne SI success TslsS has si.sSsS Sls pfoiss,iossi
.sS. SS. II "a, Ss;S A's: SSS;
ws.SSs... PILES, Dssii:,s, Lss. e Sslss. Ss; |
Avn. N sSS ;r .' /. az s..s
HP1B hin, = Ne IspaIaIlsP is founded apes AAnT
IsPssIsf isssssS d, ykHToH win rshsi
Sstl April It, aoS pc.,,Hs S 4" a no issEsI, p.
hsi:f1 q =. ! I ssssfsSS. ssoEs isIS.sr
;.s AtE's M se4 ~ s.! t'S Ss
iwesS IlgSik Aaa RlSIhL wi. oSn1issSAn.
Y. " Ess.' d; !. oSissf TSsihi IA
SuM-MILHAU'sG GOLDEN con LIVRR
GlL sA aSssS Z. a
dE''iibiliJ, ssldSS ~ TSEistssI srsESi,Is'
oel11. aautt Iss bsos{Way, IsV Torf
.rB-MILIIAUsaOLDENCoDLIyER
~ OIL pure hed IsliHble, estainSt from
ret pr0duesd. sOld By al re-. ;Se!able aTuNSistG
osta.aAwu Is5 BrosiIaS. Ess Tork. 4
-oEESIvSSEEs oF EXPERIENCED TFf sSW SHRs sSNI.
F.. PAhT, 1Sl Market street = -.
EO,,o. /, h.r.sy .i,.u tsss itoRh {, LfdhTtR
ss sS aI .sS baEtA az T.
sS SssS Il e g o. fr.Sisss "a Soss. ~
s'iH.s .sA. q IN f0E !AAs HqERe,ss ".
pc. 10 oHARLhs o, EAEaH6f :.
dIlo-sOdSm "a ~ nd Ylss PIssitsAt
W-H Elm = SILVER MINING
OF LO.RADo.
Organised November Ia. 1900. .
PLoBoAhDo HowAHD, President.
wHkL LhH hR S.,. ss::I TEI:,Sr'r' lr
Have on sEhihition specimen Ores aad Silver
9hHS II 4 limited amesnl Of he s.osE Of the Con.
PAny Tor sale, At prices that VIII PAT largely AsA
..oyTiSIi 0Qa ss1sa,h street. ia The Rooms Of
Hsli kosi' Nay BuiidiqEk, poss s..,.,.,.
S55B- OPPIonRs, PAY ACCOUNTS
- az SIshfa By ~; SaYIl4R, hSSsy Broker
fsbll-6m I|T- n -s7I.IET r. ....s
S~-NOTIOn TO sUBBoRlBERs TO
GaES SaS EATGS'VSsAI "a aEf tss LSia!.
town and that part q The eity o. waahiaGtoe We
By him 10 M. J. W. Bell. ~ ~
s~zasNoTIoE TO suBsCRInERs TO
~ TAk" hERQBLIQAH" ~ TUE Hlf1h
served In Nh0 NlItn hhd blAth NhNuN ZIG " "a
wilson, have been transferred By him y Nj QooTGe
KTan, southeast corner Of 50 east AID East Capitol
| streets, - -
~-A GREAT DLEsSING Is
BSS HEALTH, ahd We esrnsstlY sdViso AAy Of
e: 5s,tsS fS $slI ;:
We AIniy believe that he N sufs a great ma ny
saaas that hAve found no rslisf elssNhSFo. nehs.
recently dted up at great eIpelte,. a splendid
kiseu0 Magnetic lot A1d Gold AIR Bslh " msg ua
Of which he n prepared to treat all shronlg dis
eases, aud will IuAfAnles great relief aud curs
iA All splable cases. He has separate eepait-
meat for lAdiea ~ fes'u
"-sWEETIIEARTs AND WHY'S.
EssAYB FOR YOUNG MEH, on Bingls and
welded Life-the dangers Of OelibAeY aud The iqyl
| Of trua hATTiago-Wlth sanitary aid for thoae who
are in any way uhAttSd for NAL moaiAl hAppiaess,
Bent ffee, IA sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
Ass9olArloN. BoE p PhlAdslPhlA' PsassIl'
n~SE-A CARD.-A Clergyman, while
| ~ Telidihg IN South lmaTioa - missionary
diseqVsred q safe And simple remedy toI the ear
! of Nervous Weak neas, AArly Decay, piaeass p
the Urinary and semihAl QTGhnaf ARd the Nh9ll
tralh Of dla0rdeu brought On Pr baneiul an
vicious habits, uFoat humbera haye be9n fnre'
By hb noble remedy, PIompted b. a de.iIe
bsasAtt The ahiielof and unfofinhate, VIII eehl
the reeipsioI pIspahhd aPa aslPg MS n9sislas
! OuAH0M. AddIeea q
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RN-A CAI1D.-A ClerEYmAni while
~ IsaidlRg IN sonth hmeIisa e HlsI,oasIy,
q hh.FySas wfAahasss: Aos.iy DssIy Rissssss z
vicious habits, 0reat hqmbera haye begn enree
~ W, noble Isnsdy PIo@p,ed b., ~, asi'Ie Y
70 sSSiSd sayslSbs, 70 aEy 6as WEo asSdS L, SESi
"o N1 JOSEPH I. IEHLg,
osa.em IlAusa D, BIbls honSs, asW foTk Cir
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Faro 10 and from HuatIngtOn
hut N Gents Per Day.

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HUNTINGTON Is situated on tho BAltl-
more and Potomac Railroad, Eleven and
half miles east from Washington. The
Junction OF the Main Stem Of the Railroad,
with its lateral branch Into Washington,
takes place there, and the Railroad MA
CHINEsHoPs, GENERAL. DEPOT and
ROUND-H0UsE arc to be built there.
Brick and ali other Buildlng Material will
be Manufactured on the premises, and sold
for about half the present market prices.
sPacious streets aud Avenues
Have Been Laid Out. III
sPRINas OF PURE WATER AND ELE-
CANT sHADE-rREEs ABOUND.
Country Residences Of -Four, Six and
Eight Rooms, respectively, will DO built to
ordsron long. time payments. -r1g1t1l '
Building and other improvements are
already going forward. z 4nHig aI
EIGHTY ACRES OF GROUND FOR AN
"a AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY O.
have boon marked out, the establishment Of
which at HUNTINGTON d meeting with
great succsss. E.. DOG
o The ground Of the TOWN gently slopes
FROM EACH DIRECTION n
To the Railways aud Depot, the former Of
which passes through THE CENTRE or
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,dsK EEP 1T NE q RE tn E
80 people ~, q. PrOPI,s:ios. g u: hi!s.
avenue, between R0ur-and 1-half and sixth
..Essi., yill A. vSrL for SoshisS ioI az person
N n. q batter wOIk th.a tA;y ssa, ptsdass. o.
card 10 lifs,siSs, whether from life or from old
dSEnel rsotypes OF other old pictures The sheaH-
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RT-J, * y. WILCOX LEoTURns
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WV .sS ssls; q ssss: % f.st. FSS. 4.
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RT-sWEEThhAhTs AND WIVES
SSsAHS ZOE EogAo HISN % siSI s3s
bsni fiss, a sealed saselopsa Address, H0NIKD
1ss9olATloN, Boz p PhlAdslphlA' Psa9slt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-15

a~-sUMMER MEDICAL ExAMI-
~ nhTtOns,-rhs usuAl eouts. Of medical
$50, viii CON nsSss GA RcHlL At Tp, n, n he
hallSaaI nsdls.i oSll'!., street ss,E..a ThiS,;;
The Islh q JSly. ToT Rariisplsrs seg9lI y re
No. GtIcurteenh street, or y
.H DR.. A. " A. KING.
mhAles Eo. SIT Rourteenth street.
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Ss, r,,,.a suIii1.s. u 4. nExcnLuoR. Z"
50I RonHssnth street, oppoaite NlllArdip, has
.laItsa ne bali ana r.ssnsd sRssis Psynsst yes
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sT-iLLIEois RRPUBLIoaN Assoc
80 .IIAIloH !nQI ABLg, Liberty Hall. ssy;
those Ssssiag % lola cas- oht.ia lsk 81: silsr D.
N, 81 on0 klghth. street northwest, betwssl
and X. Memberu ofthe old orc tnlsatio viii tax
notice that no duos are payable aeerainG prior 10
l' %SlC c & Oa'i fan J. D. arKIssoS, sss,y.
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