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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27
What's the Matter.

We should like to know why 1t is that
the Virginia Radical Congressman save
PLAT are opposing the nomination. OF
General WELLS, late Governor OF Virginia,
to be United States attorney for this feoe'
raj district. Mr.. MCKENZIE does not join
them, but he Ia not exactly Radical. He Is
q politician after his own way-very much
Conservative-but by caprice sometimes
o little ultra in the wrong way. He asks
time to consider the question. Senator
JOHNSTON unites in opposition to the nomi.
nation Of Governor WELLS, no doubt upon
general principles, which would prompt
him to oppose any of the school of utras of
the earpet-bag and scalawag order.
But whence this opposition to Governor
WELLS? He has upheld Radcalism in its
darkest hour. He never deserted it. True,
he affected to leave the party on the IRON
clad last July but that was lit of strategy
He told the party that it could go on and
sustain the oath and, by inference, that he
was making move for policy to catch re-
spectacle votes.
10 desert him-nay, to go further and
oppose him-is ono Of the strange things of
the day. And to do this when he is still
disabled by the injuries received in the re-
cent great calamity is most cruel. Now,
we repeat, what is the matter? There is Il
screw loose. And yet we can't imagine
anything new to start The discovery OF this
Ioosened screw. There is some disagree
ment, that's certain and seeing that it is
developed in the decided manner in which
it displays itself, it must be deep-seated.
1t is understood that the oily and insinu-
ating MIR. CHANDLER has gone on to Wash
ington to vindicate Governor WELLS, now
unable to look after his own case.
We should like to know whether the late
friends and companions of Governor WELLS
have discovered that he is not as good as
they are, or whether he is too good for them.
Outsiders would as lief have him as any of
his confedera.es. Certainly his being read |
out by them Is fate of uncommon poig-
nancy, and we don't know how he can be |
reyenged save by copying the example of
the soldier who was drummed out of the
Public Guard during the command of the
ate Captain BOILING. The soldier was es-
sattsa 10 tbs southern nbusmsnt Of Msyots
sssass sS fls Of nss ~ chs ssnriss
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The Election.

Never was there more orderly ana iali
election than that which took place IN tnis
city Yesterday. Not single personal COLT
sion took place, and nothing Whatever oc-
cnrred to obstruct the preservation oil order
and entire freedom of the exercise OF their
riohts bv the voters. The system by which
the voting was facilitated and protected was
complete and impartial. Every measure
was taken to guard against fraud, and there
were Republican commissioners and kepuo-
lican challengers, who had the same oppor'
tunities that others admitted to the polls
had to detect fraud and take care OF their
narty interests. So, also, were the RepuD-
iicans allowed to send their representatives
to be present at the counting of the ballots.
There could be no fairer regulations for the
government of an election. nor could an
election be conducted with more equality
and justice.
And vet the Radical organ of this city
had the unblushing ehrontery yesterday
afternoon to assert in the face OF the uni
yersal knowledge to the contrary That
"roughs" had taken charge the polls y
terrorizing, and threatening with personal
violence, all who" presented I" themselves
with Republican tickets in their hands,
And the paragraph containing this haselcsS
statement follows one which claims that the
,publicansshad carrie the city! If ii be-
lieyed its first statement it could hardly have
nut much faith in its second, and only put
that forth as the first step toward COM
plant that the election was Illegal, with a
view to such use of it as the party mlsi
deem proper at some future day.
And this is specimen OF the dcspcra-
ton with which party OF men foistett
,lpon this State while she was manaclcd
hand and foot cling to the offices which
were given over to them by the military
power. Their old trick of prcrarcation-
misrcprescnting our pcople--ials"ly report
ing every public act or measure Ill the
State-is still their resort still their ground
of hope of keeping the people of Virginia
in trouble and in apprehension OF evil.
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CONTRACT FOR CoNvICTs' WoRK.--Gov-
crnor Walker has entered into contract
with c. r. Mason for the hire Of certain
convicts in the pcntcntiary. and 4 bond
executed. by said Mason, with G.. w.
Vaughan and s. ID. Gooch ~ securities,
conditioned for his performance Of the con-
tract, both duly executed Yesterday, were
ordered to be rccordercd and iilcd,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

GRANGE OF LocAT1oN.-Thc rapid increase
in the membership of Shockoe Hill division
Sons of Temperance has rendered it neces-
sary to procure larger hall in which to
hold their meetings. They have secured
Covenant Hall, on Capitol between Ninth
and Tenth streets. and will meet there to-
night and regularly thereafter OH every Fri
day night. ALI members of sister divisions
are invited to meet with them tonight.
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THHIIE LADIES WILL VOTE TODAY
for the following
GOOD BARGA AIMS:

GOOD BARGAINS:
TABLE LINENS from soc. 10 :l.75 for extra
quality;
WHITE IRISH LINENS at 37!, 80, and Il fine
article for &c.;
FIGURED IRISH LINENS at SOC. worth '5c.
per yard;
TOWELS at 12S, lcs IS s73 and extra size at Soc.
WHITE and R&D BoKDERED DOYLIES at
81 to 81 per dozen;
MARSEILLES QUILTS at 81 TO IS;
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETlNGs ut 81 to
&c. for the best;
BLEA CiIED and BROWN COTTON, yard
wide, at 19t to csc. for frStcass;
WHITE P1QUES. figured, striped, and checked,
at 373 to &C..
WHITE CAMnRICs. NAINSuoES, SWISS
and CHECK MUSLINS, at rs, So. and 5oc.
FAST. COLOR LAWNS, Eli styles at zoe. worth
CSC.
SOLlD-COLOR PERCALES and FRENCH
SRGANDIES at 25 and 373c.
PLAIN. CHECKED, and STRIPED POrI.INS
CHALLIES and LENOS, from :gc. up:
WHITE, BLACK, and COlnRED ALPACAs,
superior manufacture, at 37jc. to rs;
Embroidered and Striped Grenadines, handsome
styles. at Soc. latest style Checked and striped
japanese Silks at S1.25 10 also; Black Gro
Liran SILK ut 81 so - 81 per yard for Ill" best !;
Black Iron tIrcnadinG at 313, %, I3c II, ma Ia
for So; Llama Lace Shawls It prices To- sat- every
one: Silk Sacques White,' Black, and ColOrcd
Grcnadine Shawls; Kid Glov.s Lace Collars,
Handkcrchtefs, Hosiery, Corscts, Parasols, Fans,
Cassimercs, a full variety, ut the VERY LOW
Est PRICES
VIM. TIALHIMER p SONS.
corner of Sixth and Broad streets.
y. S.-All memprandur.iS and orders filled care
fully.
NncSrs T. II prror r. i'rpyniur md /.
IL. Barnes, will bc pleased 10 see their friends,
my 20 W. 4. & =.
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pICHMuND AND OANVJLiE RAIL.
i. = ROAD CHARGE OF SCuEDULE.-Qu
aud alter WEDNESDAY, December %, 1852, tic
PASSTEGEE TRAINS on this road will Ue run
az sotlows .- .4.st
GOING souTH.--Lynchhurg and Danyille pas
sengers leave Ric:ncun 'iaily except Snndays)
al 9:05 A. IL. leave Burhnv!ie daily Except sun
days) at IL rs 2. u. arrive 1T Danyille daily es-
cept Sundays) at s:55 L. 81. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXERESs leav.1 hichnond daily at $50
Z. 81; les wee OGnvile dEl7 at 1885 2. NJ; arrives
81 Greensboro Iaiiy st 4:i5 a. III &c..
GOING NoaTu.-Lycchburg and Dsnyille pas
sengers leave Danviile daily Except ElndayGl NJ
7:!o A. Fl. ; leave Burkeville daily Except SUR
days. at I2:45 7. NJ. arrive at EichIuond daily
Except Sunlays) 1T 3:50P. NJ. TBROUGH MAIL
AGD EXPRESS leaTcs Greensboro daily 3. PCS
p. NJ. leaves DapvtIle daily ct II ST L. NJ.
rigs NJ Richmoni daily at tao 4. NJ.
The Lynch5Grg snd D:,nvlile Passenger Train
connects at BuTkcviile with The trains on the
southG.dc road for Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynch
burg, and all stntiou5 On the Solthstde pn1 Viz
ginta snd Tennessee railroads, Bristol, huoA-
vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Icmplis,
and all Important points South and Southwest.
The Through Mail and Express connects
at Greensboro Ti.h the trains on the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, Sa-
vsnnah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C., &c. ;
and at Richmond with The Richmond, Ffedericks-
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake and Ohio, and
Richmond and York River railroads.
SLEEPING CAES and CHILES'S Patent
RECLINING CHAI2s on the tbrough express
train. E' Fl THOMAS DODAMEAD,
my5 -.- superintendent
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS OBTAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE MAY 81
Mr.. Mackentosh, care of Alex. Cameron d
Co., Richmond Miss Louisa Barber, Mrs.
Ann Eliza White, and A. D. Williams, Esq,
Richmond; NJ. A. j. Barnes, Mcfarland
Post Office; j. L. Hardway, Esq, Chula
Depot. Va; Mr.. Lewis Ginter, New York !;
Mrs. Eliza Wingield, Hopkins's Office,
Va
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.ynensasy rssrsfcso Of the - E,ogue' March,
and there leftste hitnself. AS tho esc"1s
turned their backs upon him he looked q!
them, and, folding his arms in dramatic
stv,e exclaimed: "weIi. If ] am not 1T Tor
"such company as that, what the HI am
4. a#s rr'"
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DIED,

On the osth Of May, JAMES f., infant son of
months and six days.
The friends of the family are invited TO attend
the funeral from 40. Se5 Canal street THIS EN E.
MING at O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CITY EXECUTIVE CoMMrTTEE.-There Will
he meeting of the City Executive Com
mittee of the Conservative party ut the
Headquarters, on Tenth street between
Main and Bank, this morning at 10 O'Clock.
A full attendance is earnestly desired.
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WE ARE GREATLY INDEBTED to the ladies
Of the Broad-Street Methodist church for
delicious treat Of strawberries, cake, and
ice-cream, received about o'clock last eve.
ming.
Give those ladies a call. Their strawberry
feast, which begins every evening at 8
o'clock, is for the benefit Of the church.
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.OLD CREAM SODA
RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, NO. 1.ni.--The season for
II spring diet has fairly set in. and II the fresh
lnxurics which come with i are m-It TELL. IFS.
with LAMB, Wal, SPRING CHICKENS.
PEAS, ASPARAGUS. TuMATUES, AND
STRAWBERRIES, with The othe7 regular dishes.
and The excellent cooking, 1t shsll 20 uard If 1he
Thee the BAR with its PURE LIQUORS, MIR
ERAL WATERS. and the excellent beverages
prepared by The skilfnl har-krepcr. wind up an
entertainment, the style OF which Is inferior to
none il, his c0sntry uya
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

LITERARY BULLETIN.-We haye received
from Mr.. George l.. Bidgood a copy OF his
Literary Bulletin. containing d full list of
new publications.
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GdO 00N IN CLOTHING

D@fOsOOV E"f
AT COST FOR CASH,
cmbra cing
LINEN SACHS for $3.50 worth 81,
LINEN DUCK SACKS for e.. so worth s3jn,
LINEN DUCK SACKS for $3.50 worth $3.50
WHITE DUCK SACKS for 81. so worth ST.
WHITE DUCK VESTS for $3.50 worth $780,
WHITE MARSEILLES VESTS for $3.50 wortl,
$780,
PLAID CASHMERE SUITS for $40 worth SOS,
PLAID CASHMERE SUITS for SEE worth s2s,
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS for SO worth IS,
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS for s. worth $40.
BLACK CT 9TH FKoCKS for :l4worth sls
CCLORED CLOTH FROCKS for 3ls worth $50.
BOYS AND CuiLDREN'S CLGTHING-
the largest stock In the market.
All FRESH, NEW GOODS. AMI AS Low as
can nc bought ut this lime.
ALL AT COST FOR CASH ONLY
B.LDWIS'S OLD STAND.
corner vi Main and Tenth streets.
my 2j-evd3tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

MAY Observation-Disclosures Carr's com.
plimentary May festival and examination
ball will take place this evening at the Bal
lard House. Arrangements have been
made to make the affair perfect success.
An interesting feature will be number of
fancy dances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell al IN A. M. an
assortment Of household furniture.
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--auCrrOrsArRs ra1ssD.AY.r

On Oh prsic OF prtpate sales Of Real Estate.
made 6etioeea TIE LIST OF Jdandiy dn9 ne ist ot
ysuT, but on all sales bet,oern tie first day. ~
July and the last day NJ December The seRfr
sa-ys them. es.
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WILLIAM IRA SMITH !,
DARGA1Nl' FOR MAY.

BARGAINS FOR MAY.
SKELETON FLANNEL SUITS,
WHITE AND BLOWN DUCK SUITS,
STRIPED SEARSuCKER SUITS,
FANCY PERCALE SUITS,
FANCY LINEN DRILLING SUITS,
sHRUNK DUCK SUITS,
BROWN LINEN SUITS
WHITE DUCK and MARSEJLL,ES VESTS.
2; TUKI>n TOWELLING VESTS,
BLACK ALPACA SACKS. ..
All the above are
MARKED DOWN VERY Low IN PRICE.
JOHN g. DEVLIN,
my"1 1907 Main street opposite post-oiflcc.
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o,css nia0 In CLOTHING TO BE
SZ5. UUU sULD-entire stock by FALL
TRAfIE--embraciog many Of tie N OVEL
sryI US Oftffe season. All desire Is caif from
thosr In want and will guarantee not TO be UNDER
aid in the regular way by any house In the city.
Cali and eS anime before purchasing elsewhere,
4 Word To the wise lis sufficient. Yours. respect
fully, ru,,.u rpa .sM1Tu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

ExEcU TIvE.-His Excellency Gove'nol
Walker has appointed Frederick Koop".
commissioner for Virginia in the Distri.' o
Columbia
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plCD MOND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD LINE.-NU1ICE TO FRUIT
GRO" ERS.-This line have made arrangements
BERRlEs. FRUITS, VEG ETABLES, &c.
10 baltimore at 50 cents per loo pounds:
10 IhiiaJelphta It IS cents per 100 pounds
70 New York 4. 81 % per 100 pounds.
They will be forwarded daily teacrpt SATURDAY,
and Sundaysl hy Passenger train leaving Rich.
the following morning from ! to O'Clock. and a;
Philadelphia and New York In time for maj kct
OIL the second morning. .~.
charge. "
Shippers should have their consignments deli
rerGd by2 O'Clock u. NJ. 50 as TO give tim. q,
manifest correctly and mark their GRATIS distinct
ly.
This line have dcti rmIned to make a specially ~
This branch rf business. and vii! give Il every 81.
tention THOMAS DJDhMEAU
my Pow SUPERINTENDENT
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. X. Co.,

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG X. Il. Co,
| .s ,s trta RICHMOND, April 20, 1919,
THE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
L run as follows, ...sr 49,.
Leave Richmond at s:is 4, 81. and 9:soP. u.
Leave Petersburg At 10 4. n. and T95 P. ID.
Freight and Accom- mediation trsin, with passen.
ger car attached, Will leave Richmond daily al
4. d., and Petersburg daily a. sac a. n Isun.
days excepted
! Z he 3.N A. ii. train viii not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 1905 +. IL. train will not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS, "a
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
VIII run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. Z. - 49, a. IN
Leave Glover Hill ut 7 A. H., connecting al
Chester with the accommodation train. Pas sem
gers returning Will take the $50 Z. M. train con-
meeting at Chester with the coal train.
.. -... ..... THOMAS II. WYESF,
an % ... .,s. Superintendent.
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A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.

"a ~
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK.
TIE WEST!
An EXrREss TRAIN VII III III RIN 4 rH on
rHE DEBT COENER or BROAD AND
EiGITII STREETS HN TUESDAYS, TnUN,-
IRVING AT ACQUIt CHEEK ATSr. 81. con- rr
meeting with the FlRs r-CLAsS IRON >rt AMER
FE2EMAS Sa rSHT JoHN ESEy
4. -; in ample time to connect with trains on
the pbladclphia, Wilmington, and Ballimclrra
roads for the NURJll ana EAST, and With th:
trains on the Baltimore and Ohio. Northern Cen
VII WEs a.' 'enn'S''''' 'e0'f'' railroads for The
Returning from Baltimore the steamer VIII
leave her WHARF, Piers Hos. aud9. between Con
way and Barre streets. on Light s.rc"t. on WE'D.
hkSD ~ the Goth april. and suar!y thereafter
at i:i5 L. ~, connecting at hcqnia creek vlth at
Express Train Tor Richmond, rcactipg the june.
ton In ample time tn conicc. with tn. westward.
bound train for the principal points "n he ChrSr.
peak and Ohio railroad, and arriving IN k!ch.
In speed and IA outfit the steamer CT nRGFhS.
Ma Is belle scd 10 hc unsurpassed hy anS pi, In:
south Of new York: and In stHtrroom and
table accommodation he comyGHy is deterD,,,t
not to be eGceiici.
o. tie completion Of the outfit Of ancth.r
steamer oil the same class tnow nearly ready, ta
company prcpnS3 ; Ia make TIC line G%ilS or".
For FREIGHTS this line Is the most expedition.
an as cheap rs any running fran Richmond.
No KEROSENE, EXPLcSir l.. OK OTHER
EXTRA HAZARDOUS ARTICLES ARR
TRANSPORTED OR USED OVER THIS
ROUTE.
For PASSENGERS the route Is rendered attrac-
tive Icy low rates, Ecw equipment Of cuisines ana
ears, ana smooth track and elegant steamers.
THROUGH TlUKETS and BAGGAGE
. II r & X :, aud any information shout
FRFiti'ifS, furnished up0u Application at "a"
office OF the tNfD PAW. -nor OF Fro I'll and Eighth
streets. j. -. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
ED. L. ID. NJ ERS, General superintendent.
0fire Richmond, FredGrct AourS and Pol'mSc
Railroad Company, Richmond, April H. ls7o
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM !
At

l. 49,. AT
c. ZINNER'S CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned Is now prepared to manufac-
turc and furnish 1T short notice his celebrated
ICE CREAM, so well known to The trade.
Hotels Saloons, Restaurants, and Restaurants,
Private Parties, Pic-Nics, and Fairs, will be sup
piled at " Wholesale prices.
Delivered 10 all parts of the city free Of charge
have also fitted up All ELEGANT ICE
CREAM SALOON, where / am always ready to
serve ladies and gentlemen with the most delicious
refreshneDt that can be found in the city.
c. IlMMER,
INV 2l-3m No. l543 Main street.
ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM CAN BE
~ left at the follow ing places:
AR. r. WERSf'S Confectionery, on Twenty
fifth street near Broad, who has also fitted up II
reat lce-Crcam Saloon, to accommodate lanies
and gcutlcmcD.
Mr.. q. SIIOEN, corner Of Eleventh and Main
Streets who. by The way. also keeps tie best Soda
W alter and the finest Cigars In IN" city.
Orders left with either Of the above firms viii hc
attended to with the same prompnesS as II or
dcred direct from my store. ~
my2l q. IlMmtk.
TOLD, COLDER, CULDEST ARCTIC
" SODA WAITER In the city, drawn from
Tnfts patent fountain corner Eleventh and Main
streets. ~ ,,,,-
my 2i--2w* GEphTE HSIltEN.
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YaOaDs. =

u,HE POPULAR DRY GOODS STORE
or BROAD STREET. NO. ea7.
u1Rsu & GUGGENHEIMER
are making daily additions to their stock, at the
LOWEST PRICES, such as will compare favor
ably with any ones in the CITY.
DRESS GOODS, such as Japal'ese Foplins, Silks,
Embroidered Grenadines, Lawns. Fiquee,
Cambrica, Alpacas, Poplins, Bareges &c, :
WHITE GOODS. such as Linens for Shifting,
Pillow. Cases, shecting, Table-Linen, Nap
kins Russia Diaper, Linen for boys and
mems wear Plain, Striped, and flaid or
candies, SWISS Nainsook, and Cn1nbrics.
NOTIONS, such as Corscts, Hapdkerchles'
Ribbons, Parasols, Embroidcries' Hosiery
for ladies, men, and children-
and EVERYTHING. else usually kept In hrsl-ciass
dry goods house.
aIRsH Il GUGGENIiEIMEK,
627 Broad street.
J. y; 6 g d hHAa: sa'e=men. n, -
T. =. GKETTER,9 NY ~
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JAMES =. NETHERLAND.
General Ticket Agent.

f.s-1..E FREIGHT OFFICE Il. +. & 2. II. K. -,
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1870.
oIlCE.-Ihc public having freight to
~ transport over this road n 5: G hereby informed
that the REGULAR freight train leaves Richmond nj
IL a. d.. daily, Sunday and MoRd ~ excepted An
freight for Baltimore and points beyond received
mp to 8"'clock Z. NJ. daily, and up to O'Clock on
DAY OF departure: Local freichts MUST he sent To
The depot by =. III. the day previous.
my .3-Gt j. II. HART Agent,
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TWO FAST DAILY LINES SUNDAY
AND WEST, OVER THE FAV0RITE ROUTE
uId ASu VI ;, HEEEK-ThE Sld0RT !; p M
over this route are now rua RON the depo, eo5n.r
OF Byrd and Eighth streets 1t IL bA. H. Iands.5oP
NJ: SUNDAY at II. is a. 81: only, maas,ig Close sn1
AND NEW ! DIRK FAST LINES and with trains
for THE GREAT EORTHNES Esq.,. : -.
Cars cited up with .sPLghDlD RECLINING
CHAIRS, eor which no charge 10 nab.
b The elegant aud conmodious Steamers on tie
ro,9mae riyer stop at hiexssdr IA each way: n
hs s0S aeia ee eatss ths depot cor
;;cr o! Broad and Eighth streets DAILY tSunaays
.exceptetllat 4P. NJ, aud arrives In Ri"hui"nd 81
through tickets to sll principal points North aud
for further Information and for through tickets
streets and for through tickets to all points Norm
and West apply at the ticket Office corner s!fa
A no IS J. Is. GENTRY. General Ticket Agent.
DICHMoND AND YORK RIVER
~ RAILROAD Adssp. ,I hSEg2S gALTIaeShGI
OF SCHEDuLEi- DAILY EXCEPT sIH-
DATSia2n and aftsr, ThGgsDAxi April s''n,
follows Psssesssrs or Bs,Iaore and points
North win take the passenger train rom "a. 90,
DOT of the kichinocd and York River Es,to&. ~
for West Point, -ners .6sy. take sc last and
elegant steamers STATE OF YiRGttIh, Csa-
tain s. w. FREEMAN, or Admiral, Captain
PHILIP RExRoLD, both OF which have Ebeeu
ne.ly htted out with splendid aceomtpoaa.iephs
FOR pass engsrs reaching Bslfinore the loioH, ,s
Pitts deIphta, New York, snd the West. Rstnsil.
ms the eoa.s , ssys per No s;,a stmoie,
DAILY lexcept Sandsysi at 4 O'Clock p D.,
passengers arriving In Richmond as e:sa 4 -; p:
the Following day, In time TO co9gsct MIN .ne
rosd Tor Danyille and III points Oh tha: Tosa
. Greensboro. Salisbury, Char lotte &C., Ne Va
CaIanahfa & -. sno a,l poset5 eSuta:. -, ,a.uv
st sasP.M, Leaves Wesr Posnt daily ~ 4. ~. IA
Frsishs resolved saa forseYda prom s Bus
. sss ss's Of isassHgs, s,sShp saaHka.
Old "a n9sfigsasaskh
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DnY s,sDOI,s.

ERENCH ORGANIZES, L A W S,
l. Percales, s.lid-c0lored Cambrlcs, anu large
lot Sun Umbrellas and Parnsos, at
JULIUS sYCLE'S,
d1s Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-27

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LACE
~ COILARS Plque Trimmings, Linen Collars
and CUTS something new and some more OF
those chean Hem-stitched Handkerchief at one
shilling, ut ouLinS 1 81 III 80,
Sec our cheap Handkerchtefs at oSc. per doze'i'
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Thankful for the liberal patronage in the past,
would respectfully ask continuance Of the
same promising TO always make 1t our duty to
give satisfaction. All persons having claims
against me VIII please present them for settle
ment. and those indebted 10 me will please settle
without further trouble.
my % Nv CHARLES h. PAGE
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FIGHT-QUARTER LACE, GRENA-
~ DIMES and Bareye, for shawls: Iron t;rena-
dimes and Baregcs from 35c. upwards ana q me
assortment of Silk and Linen Fans, Just TecsiFeo
NJ JULIUS sYCLE'S,
"' AIS Broad street.
,,y,,c,.o. O. o. my 81
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DIsSoLUTEONs IL PARTNERSHIPS.

T HAVE THIS DAY Omitted
4 WILLIAM ii. WOuDLEI TO an equal inte-
rest In the Coal and Wood business, and will con-
linue the same at the old yards, Nineteenth and
Cary and seventh and Grace streste, urder the
style and NJ Of c. II, PAGE & CO., Offering the
best WOOD and COAL ct lowest market prices.
Terms positively cash,
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T ACE POINTS.-Lace Points OF all de,
4 script,ons, and prices to suit everybody gooo
KID Gloves at 81. sat JULIUS SfCLE.S.
M, 81 70 - ais Broad street.