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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-21

At a called meeting OF tho Tobacco Associa-
tion held In their Exchange this morning INLAY
lalh), E. O.. Nolting, President In the chair.
The President OH taking The chair announced In
appropriate terms the death OF our esteemed
friend and associate JoHNlE 7. White. .,.E. t..
On motion Of r, D, Mokenney, Esqa COM
mittee OF five were appointed to report suitable
resolutions to an adjourned meeting to be held at
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, The chair ap-
pointed the following committee OF gentlemen !:
Henry @. Watkins, q, R. sBarksdale, William j.
Yarbrough, William Marshall, Il. II. Dibrell.
Adjourned -
|, At an adjourned meeting held this morning
MAY e0th) the committee appointed at last meet
ing reported through their chairman, Fl. C. Wat
kna. Esq, the following resolutions; which
were unanimously adopted I!r1R .-.'i :.
Whereas 1t has pleased Almighty God again to
remind US Of the hrevity and fearful uncertainty
of life by suddenly taking from onr midst, and In
the full career of his usefulness, our brother mem
ber JOHN z, WHITE. therefore
ssResoLued, That we, the members OF the To-
baeco Association OF the city Of Richmond most
sincerely aud profoundly deplOre his loss, and de
sire hereby to bear Witness to our high apprecia-
tion OF his stern integrity, high-toned sense OF
Justice, aud to his many manly VIRTUES. !is7'i -
"Resolved, That while his loss 70 the tobacco
trade is most severely felt It Is personal friends
we most keenly feel the b1ow. ''i''' -2*i'".t
.Reaospsd, That ina body aud ss an Association
we will attend his funeral - ~ ~ =
Resolved, That these proceedings be published
In the daily papers, and that Che Secretary be re-
auested TO- forward copy 70 the relatives OF the
deceased. ..:.ftscf4+ e. o. NOTHING, President.
r. 4. Mills, Secretary.
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ELECTION OFFICERs.-At meeting of the
Committee on Elections at the City Hal
last evening the following officers were aI.
pointed to conduct the elections:
Uldy Ward p. e.. Gibbs, Warden.
Commissioners: Messrs.. Humphrey Calder,
P. NJ. Angle, Clinton 'Depriest, A. D.
Lefew, and John Houck. -.
Monroe Ward.-J. r. Fisher, Warden
Commissioners Messrs. r. Butler, Napo.
leon Burke, II. B. White, and D. 3. Jones
Madison Ward.-W. P. Gretter, Warden.
Commissioners Messrs. w. w. Slower,
James L. Bray, Thomas Binford, L. HOyer,
and w. Fl. PleasantS. / III
Jefferson Ward.-John Hagan, Jr., War.
den. Commissioners: Messrs. William w
Wood, William +. White, William 81. Paul
f. l.. Moore, and D. D. Sullivan.
Marshall Ward.-T. Wiley Davis, War
den. Commissioners: Messrs. Dan. Allen,
A. r. Woodson, III. B. Dickinson, Join
Meanly, and Thomas O'Connors.
The wardens and commissioners are re
quested to make the necessary arrangements
for the election in their respective wards.
BY order Of the City Council.
II. T. GLASGOW, Chairman.
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To ENJOY LIFR's BLESSING WE MUST HAVE
uEALTM.-ILIs Is a stubborn fact thai every human
being Is more or less predisposed to disease, and
In the spring the exciting causes Of dIsease are
numerous and active. aud sickness Is exceedingly
prevalent. Now, to counteraet the banefui In
auences which sometimes tell with fearful effect
upon our sy.te,n 1T this per Tod ef the year, Ger
tain and agreeable remedy Is furnished by Mess
DR.. $. b. Hartman i Co., OF. Lancaster and Pitts
burgll Pa. IL Is that noted and cficacious inylg-
or,nt and tonic, MIsIILER'S HERB BITTERs-a
life-giving preparation and In universal use. 1t
is the best blood purifier now before the public: 1t
inyigorates, ren0vates, and ceanses the life cur
rent within US corrects all the irregularities OF
the system; imparts freth vigor and strength TO
the constitution, and produces perfect health and
fine spirits where now Is general debility and ner-
vousness. Everybody ought to use 1t In the spring
and summer, as IL win be found reliable prptec-
tion against disease and a promoter Of happiness.
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MAYORS CoURT, FRIDAY-Mayor e.
lyson presiding. THE following cases We're
disposed Of: I" = 20 -
Bob Lank alias William II. Roberts (co-
lored), charged with assaulting and cutting
Robert Gordon with intent to- kill Sent
on for felony! to the next grand jury term
Of the hustings courts .i.,g.fs,7a.-
John Wright (eolared) charged with per.
Jury and Illegal registration. Case continued
until the 23d instant.
Claiborne Jones icolored), charged with
false swearing atfegistration pricinct. Con-
tinued until the 23d instant. 20 .,,...e
Henry Watkins (coloredj, charged with
false swearing and perjury. Case continued
until the 23d instant. .,.
Hezekiah Anderson tcolored),! charged
with Ealse swearing at registration4.preciTct'
Winston Morris (coloredI charged with
llegalregistration and perjury. Continued
until the aad Instant, .'s
William Ronapart (colored) charged with
illegal registration and false swearing. Con-
tinued until the 23d instant. s,a "a.
Fred, Cowell alias Dabney lc0lored),
charged with perjury. Continued Till the
23d Instant. : asSs ~
| Martin Lancaster leoloredl Illegal regis.
|tration aud perjury. Discharged:
Mingu johnson (colored), drunk ana dis-
orderly. Fined Co.. :a4;k,t s..eiss. !. ri 4
Phil. HiSschman, charged with shooting
John L. West. Case continred until Mon
day. -.
the store Of Phil. Wagner in the night time
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A SEATcH-THIEF CAUGHT AFTER A HARD
CHASE. - Yesterday afternoon about
o'clock colored woman informed police
man Hix that a lady had been knocked
down on the, corner Of Ninth and Marshall
streets by colored boy named Joe Wilson,
an old offender and well known to our po-
lice, and robbed Of her pocket-book, con-
tanning an amount Of money not known.
Mr.. HiX Immediately gave chase from Mar.
shall and Ninth streets, andfolloWed him to
point near the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road depot, where he, lost sight Of him. The
policeman Immediately gave notice to Ser
geant Kendall O'Dwyer, at the First sta.
tion-house, who, suspecting the person,
started in search Of him. HIx was sent to
the rear Of u notorious den on Seventeenth
street near Grace, and Mr.. O'Dwyer went
up Seventeenth street, When ODwyer ap.
preached the house, and was within forty
or fifty yards, Wilson discovered that be
was pursued, and started TO make tracks
After II short but exciting chase he was cor.
nered in house OH Sixteenth street 0ccu.
pied by some of his friends and secured
After being arrested he told the officers that
he was innocent, but knew the parties who
had committed the act, and gave to Ser.
gcant U'Dwyer the names Of two boys
| whom he said were the thieves. .
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CANINE MYsTERY.-Some days since Mr.
Hagerty was attracted to sewer in rear Of
the Governors stables by cries resembling
those of an infant. He found in the sewer
two fine young mastiff puppies about three
weeks old. He gave them away, and they
were taken one to Camp Grant and the
other to the Penitentiary. Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Hagerty heard the same cries Sc
cond time in the same sewer. He was much
surprised OH examination to find the same
two young "purps" safely enscOnced In
their old quarters. The question In how
they got back there from two different places
such 4 distance off in such 4 short time.
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YouSa MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At the adjourned annual meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association Thurs.
day evening last, the following gentlemen
we're elected officers for the ensuing year
President, B. II. Wexford, Jr. yice-presl.
dents, C. Fl. Winston, William +; Fox, j.
d. X. Sleight, j. Edward Chase, .' g; =. DIM d,
Daniel. William M. Woodward, o. NJ. Mar.
shall, Leroy S. Edwards; Treasurer, Robert
r.. Richardson, corresponding &retary,
Marshall Nj, Gillian; recording a8retary
William O, Brown registrar, W. Ellis
Jones librarian, w. G. Mayo. a
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LIBERAL Commemorative take grea

LIBERAL CoNTR1BUTIoN.-We take great
pleasure in publishing the following letter,
which explains itself: :.
&" Messrs. Gardner &c Carlton:
Gentlemen, We have collected from
the wholesale boot, shoe, and leather trade,
of this city, for the benefit Of the sufferers
by the recent calamity at Richmond twenty.
six hundred and thirty-dye dollars, and
have the pleasure of herewith enclosing our
check for that amount, and you will please
hand it to the committee chosen by your
citizens for it's distribution.
- ~ "Very respectfully, yours,
,;.,s t'FRANCIs DANE h Co."
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ANNUAL MEErING.-The regular annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Virginia
days ago. The President and Board Of Direc-
tors made their usual rorcrt, which gave q
gratifying exhibit of their affairs for the last
twelve months. -.'. AZ, ..-.
The stockholders then elected the Presi-
dent and Directors for the ensuing year rs
folIows-viz., D. J. Hartsook, President !;
and 9. Il. Wortham, w. B. Isaacs, William
G. Paine, A. Y. Stokes, John Enders,
Parker Campbell, S. G. Tardy, George S.
Palmer, l.. S. Turpin, z. W. Pickrell, A.
F. Harvey, asd +: W. Grubbs, Directors;
J. Burr was reelected Secretary, and b. G..
Wherry, Jr., Assistant Secretary.
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,"AsToaIsHtNG !" BUT TRUE"-that BooLEY's
CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING POWDER is not only
the best but the cheapest in market. It Is entirely
free from any deleterious substances, and COM
pounded with. such ssernpRlons exnctness that
the contents OF each box are the same, and will
produce the ssnle results every time. It is un-
equaled for making biscuits rolls, cakes. pastry
&c.-at once healthy and nutritious. Full weight
In each package, Gfoeers everywhere keep 1t.
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DUR1ss 4 PoR,r1oS Of THE s7oRK yester-
day afternoon one of our reporters was in
the first station-house. The lightning run
along the wire down to the box and sound
ed the bell. He thought it expedient to
leave, and accordingly "yamosed the
rancho" about as quick as the "electric
fluid - came in.3 70!
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The HISTORY OF THE DISASTER At RICH
MeaD. I'VE have received from Messrs. ELY
SON & TAYLOR, Richmond, q handsome pamphlet
Of forty fifty pages, containing fall report Of
the calamity az Richmond on the 9Th Of April,
with list of the killed and wounded and all other
details OF the occurrence. Il will be sent by mail
TO any address on receipt of fifteen CENTS by the
publishers. -Lynct6urg RepudLican, ~ :.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-M0RRow.-We note
the following special appointments
WFuiton Baptist Chusch.-Rey. j. l.. NJ
Curry at II o'clock.
st. Marks English Lutheran.-The pas
tor (Rey. j. G. Neifer) having returned,
will occupy his pulpit at II O'Clock,
Nicholson Methodist, ,--Rev. S, w. Dufiey,
II A. M, and 8 P, M, .!aa-
Oregon Hill Nethodfst.-Rey. =. Il, Da'
Wis, Ii A. NJ; Rev. Robert A. Ar'nlstead,
8P. M. 81. a.. a.sEa
Sidney Methodist.-Rev. Robert A. Armi-
stead, Ii A. NJ; Rev. L. Fl. Davis, 8 L. NJ
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NEW EHeIERs.-The Fredericksburg Rail-
road Company have recently purchased two
new engines, the "Oceoquan" and the
"Quantfco."' The engines were built at
Patterson, N. j., and are Of superior buld
and heavy draught. a..
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RErURNED.-Sheriff Madison, of Albe-
marie. returned Thursday to Charlottes-
Vile from Baltimore, having in custody
Ryan and brother alias j. II. Jones and
George Strange, surrendered by the Gov
ernor of Maryland on requisition from
Governor Walker, of Virginia, charged with
stealing two horses from Messrs. Minor 4
Tinsley, Of Albemarle. The parties are
said to be from New Orleans. ~.
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and carrying away. sso, In money. Sent

and carrying away 80 In money. Sent on
fOrfeiony. t6ra4a s.ofs 4:,,t ss55saf..a,: =
William Flaherty,s drunk and; resisting
the police. LET OF. fs<.s e4,,t; .tse, s,iF.-
Martin Wallace (eolored), assaultiug and
attempting to cut Mollie Johns with q knife
and breaking up herfurniture. Discharged
with adsnoaition.s ,54fgg,qt <sa
Crawford Anderson lco1ored), stealing q
pair. Of pants worth 1850 from IA. Risen,
Sent OH and bah required in $500. MI
George Crumn (colored p aasHsarlltinlgf y Y Ellen
Brown. Let Old. ~ .,,,f. f ~ i 80.
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PRorEssoR. DoNALDsos. LThanma maturgicalo.
teryhomo.; the greatest wonder-worker Of ths
nineteenth century, will give one Of his popular
entertainments ut the Theatre tonight, intro
ducingt new; aud startling wonders IN art DC
Magique, ON which occasion he will give away
tons of coal, barrels OF -four cords Of wood, hams
ladies' dresses, cottage furniture, greenbacks,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

.. AIIsTHE4 CANDIDATES nominated. at the
at the primary election on Thursday on the
general ticket and ward tickets are request
ed to meet at 12 o'clock to-day at the She
riffs office, in rear Of the Office Of the Old
Dominion Insurance Company, nearly OPP
posite the Dispatch office.
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FRoH CxRRoIL.- Judge ~; W. c. Now
|, lin, ,of Carroll county feaehel the city on
Thursday evening after holding his court.
He has appointed the following officers
Clerk, w. H. Sutherland; Sheriff. Edmund
Marshall Attorney forthe Common 81 wealth,
|. Garland Hale, a,j..f..,- .,,....r4st ,..
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ROBBERY AT MRS. EGE's, Ion BROAD
STREET.-Yesterday afternoon policeman
Lumpkin reported at the first police station.
house that Mrs. Ege, who resides on Broad
street (No. 1921, had been robbed by a
party of sneak-thieyes of silver cup, table
The thieves entered the house through the
basement, and thus secured their booty.
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We are indebted to hfessrs. ELLYsoN 8 SiTAY-
LoR, Richmond, for copy of the pamphlet con-
tainug OH account Of the late terrible accident In
Richmond, a list Of the killed and wounded, the
cause OF the accident Its consequences, &C., &c.
This Is much more full and satisfactory than can
be CLEANED from the daily papers, and will no
donbt meet a great demand. Sent by mail for lf-
teen cents.-ROdnoke HakkeY,
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LIST OF UNNAuABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE R.csMoND Posi- OFFICE MAY 21.-
Mrs. Eliza stanard, Kingston, n. G.; Mrs
Fannie Harris, Mr.. Harris Roane, Beulahs.
vile, Va; Miss Bette Mason, Cool Well,
Va; Mr.. r, FL, Booker, Sunnyside, Va.
Rev. A. Pindle, EastYille, Va; Mrs. V. p
Sine, Manchester, Va. -
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1T7HE HOT SPRINGS, A .1t.a

Professor j. l.. OApELLt H. D.s OF the'Untyerslty
Of Virginia, resident physiciag.
This renowned WATERING-pLACE win bc
omen for the reception Of Yisit0na JUNE LIST.
These Springs offer uEsirpassed attractions TO
both the Invalid aud tils preasure.sceksf. No ex-
s s sy tas 20 20
all visitors. n Iftt2 u g., MN oa
at these spTines vary III temperature from ss de-
grees KahreIihe.t te iio dsgfse Saassnns.., s rs
sant cyetsg vaTiess " bath 2of ezsonic diseases.
They are 70 2fe2slEs sae yssers sysss.a
whether salipe ,.rpv. 2S cRstys
49, elees foR which such gaters ~ ass found
4. ,1FSi;RiPTINET RAa4PfAI4NT ee3taining .
detailed account Of these Springs .an2 reports Of
on application TO the Man st see Springs, or
TO s. o. TAnDY z CO. RiehInoad, We,
at the springs, thus aiIort!nz yisltafs AN oppor:
t.tnity OF prompt eommnnscat ati9n VIII syesy past
THGs. h. PRIODiA co.,
INV Is-.au,f i. s.lzi. OMpexss sRichinopd, Va.
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EXECUTIVE ApPoNTMENTs.-The. follow
ing appointments were made yesterday by
the Executive
G. A. Hupp notary In Shenandoah coun'
ty, and Simeon w. King commissioner o
deeds for Virginia in Illinois,
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]" HUsTrNas GoURT--Jsdge G,sigon ipresi-
ding. = Thomas Lightfoot WIS on yesterday
convicted Of felony and sentenced to three
years. confinement in the penitentiary.
Robert Ashby, convicted Of misdemeanor,
was sentenced to sixty days in Jail and hard
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Costly thy htbit rs thy purse can buy, .lt..
But not expressed In fancy rich but not gaudy;
For the apparel Oft proclaims the man. &, 5.Y1.
That portion or the apparel which pertains to
the body can be obtained ut SPENCE g., s.rieh, -
but neither '.gaudy" nor costly s.4r
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-AICTICE TO SHIPPERS.-asF asFss1yTTsy&
.CN The boats Of sfe JssaiE Ms
YER AND KANAWIIA CANAL CUMPNNY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at. l2 ~, on
. freight and tolls OH goods for Lync1bnrg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
option the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
su1ncd to deliver down freight elsewhere than ut
my Office on the Dock without speeialagreement.-
Way freight will not be delivered till charges ars
paid. 80. r.si4 iii.
Boats locked and ineured. = - -
deli EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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STRAWBERRIES AND IGE- -CREAM.-If you wish
to get something nice give .ANroNT, second door
below r. Il. Price & Co.'s, o call, ana iyon can
feast on his delicious Strawberries and Ice Cream
lIphasone bf The best and coolest ice-cream sa-
looms In the city. ia
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Mr.. BANNAscn, who was pardoned day
or two since by the President of the United
States, was sentenced for aiding In selling o
lot of counterfeit tobacco stamps. His
term of imprisonment was to have been
one year and not ten. "a 1.
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AN rxeUIsIrE PEEAsUaE may easily be at
tat ned ir our reader Of refined taste VILE Visit the
Lien GALLERY at seo Main street, for he cam
not fail 10 be delighted wiihiihe pictures OF The
beautiful, the good, the honorable, and the great
That may be seen there. - ~ -L-- - Il
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CoNyIcT.-Warners Evans, colored, con
yicted in Mecklenburg of house breaking
and larceny, and sentenced for two years
reached the city yesterday and was con-
signed to quarters under Superintendent
Strother,
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RESIGNED. - His Excellency, Governor
Walker has received and accepted the fol-
lowing designations
J. III. Herndon, notary public, Frede-
ricksburg; and II. A. Jameson, justice ol
the peace i'm Pulaski county.
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POET OF RICHMOND, MAY 90 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Norfolk, mer-
schandise and passengers Haryeys & Williams.
Schooner Hornet, Gapes, Norfolk, fish, Hill,
Bentley & Skinker. .r.....,,. ! a'.'.
SAILED. aas.. =
Steamer Albemarle, Roberts, New York, mer-
chandfse and passengers, Old Dominion Steam
ship Company. @ts = j.
. Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chnndise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Convoy French, Osborne's, to load
coal for Chester, Pa, Currie & Co.
Z. Schooner Mary Louisa. Patterson, James river,
to load for Baltimore, Curtis 4 Parker. i, Z,
4 MEMoRANDUM. .-
WEST POINT, May a0.-Arrlvcd, steamer Ad-
mirai, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
saIied OH retnrh. -. s...i...a.., Z L--,.l 4
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal !;
kfndllng, sawed, and long oak and pine wood, go
to Mr.. j. B. WATK1Ns's, I'LL Main street, nearly
opposite this Office. ~ -''.t 81
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| The linen and alpaca coats that e. B. SPENCE
& Asoy are selling defy competition as regards
price. They are selling as low as the lowest and
good as the best. Call at 1900 Main street for
I your summer clothing. f<ts&S5 EtsEEs
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II. ELLYsoN s. CO. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern ciLies, st pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at thls Office. (:
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- =" III I TO t1ILft - -
Thanks to Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor,
newsdealers, for Euery Saturday and Hdr-
per's Weekly, which come, as usual, filed
with illustrations and choice reading matter.
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saETRoPoLlIAN: WORKS,

AN EIkCT ukIIA al. HOisAASs % .,ssf
CoRNER RsEvEETH AND CANAL sTREE9s.
STATIONARY srl land. PORTABLE ENGINES
BARK. e GRisT, and PLASTER MILES;
BOILERS, 7FORGINGS, CASTINGS OF lH0H
or RRASS. MILL GEARING. &c. 5.I 40.
always on hand. 'r0 E3.t3.E sa3l Rssl.c..
Oidsngines, &C., repaired and sold On eomnis
sion or exchanged for new. .AH otnef repaaf'
prom iptry and satisfactorily done. - h, :tDsjla
Send for descriptive cfrcplsrs. .. -.
de "a -, = WILLIAM E. TANNER Il co.
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There will be mass met ting Of the Con-
seryatives of Madison Ward at Monticello
Hotel tonight at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. Cam
didates and others will address the meeting.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScHooL UNION
The anniversary of the Presbyterian Sum
day-Schooi Union will be held Sunday after
noon at,4 o'clock in the First Presbyterian
church. The teachers and children OF all
the schools are requested to meet at tae
same place to-day (saturdayl at 8 7. Mu to
practice In singing, 4
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LEsLIs's, DEMoREsT's, GODEY's. and PETER.
SONS AAGAzINEsf0r June at ELLgsON &TAY'
LeR,s, next tos Dispatch building.
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HEAVY s9oRN.--On yesterday afternoon
clouds commenced to hank up IN the west,
and about 5 O'Clock the rain came down ~
torrents. There was o lively aceompani-
meat OF thuader and lightning. The cam
didates, their anxious friends, ana the nies,
were driven indoors for shelter, and the
atmosphere rendered delightfully."- cool and
refreshing.
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E,OR NEW YORK.-The Old lgEa4
T. Dominion Steamship Co.'s elegant .ssa&Aa
side-whecl steamship SAkATUGA,5C Captain
Couch, Will leave her wharf at Rockets on
SUNDAY, May ead at 10 O'Clock A. M FreighG
received until SATURDAY NIGHT. Hare, Sig
steerage, &c; ropnd-triP Msksts, $2S. For freight
corner Eleventh and Main streets. - I.L'5 :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-21

Il ATLA4TIG PUTNAM gHIlbffs's HOUR, and
DEEoB4sEts YOUNG AMERICA, for Done, at Ell.
Tyson Il TAYkoRis. next to Dispatca building. j.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-21

NOTICE.-Citizens are hereby notified
IN that special force OF carts, for the time
mentioned heiow, viii he eDgng d in collecting
CARRIAGE which has Accumulated during the
past winter from ~ ,sft .,,G tk.'j.tS :.
JEFFERSON WARD on May 2sd. 24th and 2sti,.
MADISON WARD on 2sth, t7tts, and 2sth..i -.
~aoNkDE WA RI, on a6tb, slst, ana June ast.
MARSHALL, WARRIOR I'll anG I'd. s tl'
CLAY WARD on 4th and 5lli. ~
All persons are required 10 have garbage placed
The days above aaHsd. tat@ z - q r. Z
CHARLES II. DIMM0CK,
my ls-et City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-21

FASHION BOOKS FOR JUNE at ELLYsoH q TAf.
Lo&,s News Depot, next to Dispatch building.