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Interesting to Printers.

CHICAGO, January 30.-A compost
tor on the Chicago Evening Post
claims to have set last week eighty
thousand ems in thirty-eight hours; ;
average, twenty-one hundred ems per
hour. ordinary run OF Post matter.
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TELEGRAPHiC SUMMARY.
General Iail Delivery.

CAMDEN, Nj, January 30.-Eleven
prisoners escaped from jail yesterday,
by removing the bar from the door of
the corridor, where they were permit
ted 10 be for short time. None Of
them have beeu recaptured.
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COTTON Land for sale.

A BOUT 500 acres OF the richest cotton land
n OF ChIcot county, Ark, tne 1nest cotton
region In the world Il Is high bank land I;
foTnerly Belle Point, one OF the first Sc
Iectfons on the river; 800 acres cleared, bal
ance timber readily saiable as wood or lufn-
ber: Ieyeed fronting on the river, and encir-
cled by a beautiful lakes il has the great ad-
vantage OF independence OF the levees OF the
main shore, and can be made g most secure
aud beautiful domain. Valued, before the
var at $50 O0O: II is now offered so low that
the profits OF single full crop will psy for II.
II not sold by 18th January, 1870, II Will De
LEASED on favorable terms. Apply TO
dec JOHN I. DOWDALL, St. Louis, No.
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6o Abscondlso Sheriff Heard iron

CHICAGO, January 30.-A gentle
man recently returned from Calves
ton, Texas, says he saw Gustar
Frecher, Chlcago's absconding sheriff,
in that city, and that he intended to
purchase a farm and locate there.
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AsszssaR's OFFICE srH DISTRICT Tenn,
3iESlPHIs. January Is, Ihf0.
THE annual returns OF income for the
year 1883, viii be due and received by
the Assistant Assessors Of each county in
this district, from Jan. lst to March LIST, 1870,
aud all returns not made by March !, viii
have penalty of fifty per cent. added to the
assessment, as the law requires
A. B. NEWKIRK,
United States Assessor
iak E1ghth District OF Tennessee.
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DIED.

SMTTH-At the City Hospital, OF cOnfluent
small-po on Sunday morning. the 30th inst,
A. O'Clock, JAMES HUDSON SMITH, aged IS
yeara.
he dsed in the communion OF the Catholic
Church, in the confidence Of certain faith.
the comfort OF a reasonable religious and
holy hope. May he rest IN peace. A. C. K.
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No Pay Until Cured +!

The Doctor can be consulted persons,sv 90
BY letter, upon all Diseases peFtafnfP q 10 his
Speciality. and all other Diseases. nc & rsqufr-
HFA seperate once for L 4sS@
once hours nom o'clock m - o o,'eloc,r
ON. ~. ,. y I-.saNSON. Il D.
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EXTENSIVE & PEsEKPT0RY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

81 We invite special attention 70 the i'm
portanL safe referred 70 IN the annexed no
tice- This Il some Of the bsSf Ioeat.d Dr0p-
erty II that portion % the city. being on the
chief JhcrOugufare leading Ia and out oi the
city on the south:
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PARLOR MUSIC HALL

$50 Al@SSha SITeers
. TEN ERY NIGHT.
AgONDAY EVI'SING, January lOth.-f5rsnd
~ lVuhls CeupanY. The management, in
addition . their already mammoth cOmbi-
nation, have engaged the .0llOwing we'll
snOwn talent: Misses Stanley. ~. Clare.
WheIan, EeL8ve, Daveu port. Henderson.
Geo. c. Thompson and Master Bobby. making
the most powerful variety entertainment
ever presented TO the people of this c.tY.
= Isttlss7 ~ ~ y -----'..., - - Cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
sgaiding, sidwsn & HaeBoaoaga. Propr's.
Z. w. UN9E-.....-..-....-.. .Aetlnz Managar

MONDh Y EVENING, January slst.-For One
Nizht UIiiy-fhe Nc ULLtH-H AND gRffs-
NOLI OPERA COMPAN Y-Cirand Lyrle
PERFORMANCES. in fulI costume. com tnencing
with the hrst and second acts OF LUCIA Df,
LAaiMEh EhAOOR-Lucia, Miss McCullOch .
rdg lrto, Sig. = Brigncn. TOcOuclgds with
Ias llst act and Tower scene Ml-sere, IL.
IhOF AIOftE ~ LeOuara Miss McCuuoch :
Manrico, Sig p. Briguou
To- Morrow Tuesday, February fst-THE
LErrlNtW Eli a. the GuSHING CLO-
ElNDAi supported by Mary LefingweH
Mss Millie sackett and the New Orleans
Company.
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I. MAKTIN GRrFFIN, Cashier Of the Germ an
National Bank OF Memphis, do solemDly
swear that the abOve statement Is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
ALtesti MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
LOUIS HANAUEk,1
A. L. IL ARRIS, Z Directors,
J. Z. NELLY,
Sworn and subscribed To before me this 18th
day OF January. 1870.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
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CASH CAPITAL, $3,00O,OOO

STATE OF TENNESSEE. !
COAfPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE. January I, 1870
1, G.. ". BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, DO hereby certify that the 4Etna
Insurance Company, located at Hartford. In
the state Of Connecticut, has produced TO
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements OF
the laws of the state Of Tennessee imposed
on insurance companies; and further GER
ttfy that HESEY A. LITTL ErON, Agent of said
Company. las also complied with the fe-
Quirements of the laws Of the state made
and provided In such cases:
Wherefore, said ELBa Insurance Company
has authority 10 take risks and transact the
business OF insurance in this state. at Mem
phis. Tennessee. @, W. BLACKBURN.
JAIL Comptroller Gf Tennessee.
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OF Hartford Connsciicut.
Assets at Market Value, Sl,68l,i48 sc
Total Liabilities, 81 IL So
LITTLET0N & VREOEssuRGA, AGENTS,
Nc. % Madison Street.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Con- OEETru

STATE OF TENNESSEE. !
CuMPTROLLER's OFFICE-
NAsHvILLE. JanB.-ryf $50.
r., i -. bLASk5L -. Comptroller OK tne
IiI1ssuIy 90 -erehy certify that sac Phoenix
b9H.ance Company. !oGaEeG at Hartford. in
the state Of ES@necticut, has produced 10 me
satisiseeory evidence that said Company has
complied with All the requirements % the
laws OF the state Of Tennessee Imposed on
Insurance. comp1nlsS} and / further certify
inst Li.tleJon 4 Eredenburgh, Agents u said
panY, have also complied with the re-
quirements Of the laws Of the Slate, made
snd provided IN such cases.
wherefore, said PaOuix Insurance Com
pany has autE ortty 70 take risks ana transact
the business OF Insurance in this state at
Memphis, Tennessee. q. ". BLACKBURN,
JAZZ Comptroller cf Tenn uassee.
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Rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW MELaOD.
ENTIRELY NY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN.

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painful
MenstruatiOn, LeucoFrhoea or Whites, FALL
Ing of the Womb, and all irreg gular1Ites OF the
Monthly Periods. causing Srerillty or Barren
ness, and Ofteutimes Consumption
Persons who have been under the Treatment
cured are invited to call. As can re al r,I1I
sSyuhilirfc Diseases. it makes no di9srenes
OF how long standing They w.il yield 70 nv
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cHANcERY SALE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1870.

No. Z5ls, o R--Chsncery Court OF Memphis.
" 7 virtue Of an intercolutoFy decree in this
~ cause viii sell. st public auction. % eha
highest bi1cisr, IN the town OF Fort PIckeriuz
on MoSRAY, February "A, IS70, within ieza1
hours, the following described Real Estate,
to-Eft:
The south half Of Block No. -, in that part
OF the city OF Mem Dhis called Fort PickeT1ur.
and lying between Filth street on The east
and Fourth street on the vest. aHd S1ol=0n
street on the south, and the first alley eass %
Gholson street on the north. fronting Ice feet
o inches on Effth street and 4Qo feet on GhOI-
son street.
TEEsrs OF SALE--Cash to The amount q tia
decree herein and COSTS; balance on a credit
OF twelve mouths Equity Of redemption
barred.
In ease the above sale shah mi TO bring ths
amount Of the decree herein aud costs. then
and IN that event the north bali Of saLL
Block No. ~ will be sold. IN lots Or subd VI
sLOns; sale to continue until the sD-uu-r
requisite 10 satisfy the decree herSiu aud
costs. IN CASH, II yielded
Terms Of sale Of north hllfof Pioei- No So
One-half cash; balance on a greiir o. we've
months Equity Of redemption barred
A. ALsiUN. T. and u.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO
ia8 Asrslssas-s
LOgFOod, Neon and FoIkes, Solicitors.
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Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify, Who have
been cured by me Ia New Orleans, Memphts-
cairo, and VariouS other places. Al comm
uicatiOns strtesly confidential
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YENEREAL OR SECRET DISEASES

such as syphilis, Gonorrhoes. GIeet. strfc-
lures, and all Urinary Diseases: Syphilitic or
Nereurtal Affections Of the Throat, skin or
Bones, Orchitis, Hernia or Rupture; also, the
effects Of a Solitary Habit ruiBous to the
body and Tdtnd. producing BlOtches on the
face, Debility and Irnpotency, Dizziness, Dim
ness Of Sight, Confusion OF Ideas, EyL FORE
VI eskness etc. not sll OF these IN any one
case, but all occurring frequently in Various
cases.
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RESOURCES:

Saturday, January the 22d, 1870
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supply the vacancy shall occupy the place
in such classification of the justice who pre-
per diem for their attendance in court as
the Council shall prescribe They shall
hold term of said court commencing on
the second Monday in each month, and con.
tinuing for six days, unless the business of
the court shall be sooner dispatched.
There shall be vested in the said court all
the jurisdiction which was vested in the
Court of Hastings for the city Of Richmond
at the time Of the repeal Of the former char
ter of the city of Richmond, and jurisdic-
tion Of appeals from the court of police JUS
tice, and in all suits, motions, and proceed
ings to enforce the ordinances of the city
where the fine imposed is more than one
hundred dollars, and in cases of attachment,
and of distress, and attachment for rent.
The sergeant of the Hastings Court Of the
city shall be the sergeant Of the Justices
Court for the city, and the clerk of the Hus-
tings Court shall be the clerk thereof; the
city attorney shall prosecute in said court.
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VISIT OF DIR. Kendall, OF LONDON, A Sue
CEssFUL OPERATOR ON CoRNs AND BUNIoys,
at the Exchange Hotel. DR.. RENDALL's methodlof
treating corns is instantaneous, painless, and eff
cacious, and renders the operation Of cutting en-.
tirely unnecessary. The following Is from the
Lynchburg Republican:
.Iastant and Permanent Retsc-There are not
many annoyanccs to which our physical frames
are subject more uncomfortable and inconvenient
than corns, bunons, and other diseases Of the feet.
g yes us pleasure to announce to all sufferers from
such causes that they can experience immediate
relief and permanent cure by applying to DR..
Kendall at the Norvell House. Ia this city. BY
q simple and painless process DIR. Kendall, who
has had an experience of many years In this spe.
cial surgery, removes the very root OF the corn,
leaving It to heal over without Inconvenience or
p,in. We speak from personal experience OF the
Doctors skill and science, and we cheerfuly re-
commend him to all persons similarly afflicted.
He will remain In the city but four days longer.
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wPRoposED PLAN FOR Court OF JUSTICES.
The following bill, embodying plan for a
Justices court of the city of Richmond, was
prepared by prominent member Of our
bar, and will be offered as all amendment to
the city charter:
The Justices of the peace for the city
shall hold court for the city, to be styled
the "Court of Justices for the City Of
Richmond" Three Of the said justices,
and not more, shall be quorum. They
shall take the oaths required by law before
the Mayor or any notary public of said
city, and the certificates thereof shall be
entered on the records of the court. They
shall meet on the first day established by
law for holding said court, or as soon
thereafter as may be next succeeding their
appointment, and if majority be present
they shall choose one of their body as pre-
siding Justice, whose duty it shall be to at
tend each term of the court. When the
office of presiding justice becomes vacant
from any cause, successor shall be elected
by the Justices from their own body. AS
soon as the court is organized the justices
shall classify themselves for. the perform
ance Of their duties in court, and whenever
any vacancy In the Office Of justice In any
ward shall happen, the Justice appoiptsd to
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"Resolued, Thatwe recognize our many
obligations to the Administration and the
Congress Of the United States for giving to us
that which has been SO long withheld 1.-The
heaven-born right of the ballot, and with
it's use we intend to put to shame those who
irsulted our manhood by saying that the
negro could not vote intelIigently. We en-
dorse the administration Of President Grant,
and believe that his noble position taken In
defence Of human rights Is cnfy equafled by
hts outfanhng Lee and capturing Rich
mond. Also to those noble men who, with
out regard to class or race, to save their
country, risked their lives upon land and
sea, all our thanks are freely given and over
the graves of those who fell we will halt to
drop parting tear.
Resolped, That the names of Lincoln,
Grant, Garrison, Phillips, John Brown, and
their associates, will be ever dear to us !;
and we will so train our children that they
VIII only mention them with reverence and
respect.
Resolued, That wa believe that educa-
ton is the bulwark to freedom and indepen-
dence; therefore our votes and voices Shall
be for liberal free-school system; for by
free schools only can the children of labor
ers and poor men be educated"
After several other speeches the meeting
adjourned.
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FIFTEENTH CoMMANDMEET.-De fifteenth
comm andmeut Is, tend to your own bizness; lei
cvrey man vote, and, In general, buy bis wood and
co Il from MIR. JEEMs WooDCocK. De celebra-
tIon OF de commandment taken place day fore TO-
day. Julius, an Ung Malachi, an Simon SOL
o. Peter, was all dar, and me too; and we ain''
cwine have no such purity things as dat agtn for
whole dozen months. I is sorry you didn't come
to do city, cause we all was nightly misappointet
cause you didn't come and speak dat piece o
YOURS on Woman's Rights"
WoopcocK thinks that If the fifteenth amend
ment causes such jubilee, his coal and woodward
ON the Basin Bank, should be opened every morn
inc at O'Clock Sundays e1cepted) for puoii'
inb,Iee Of housekeepers who wish to keep warn
| and have their cooking done III style.
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ROSEBUD CoNcEBT.-Our readers viii re-
member @ that repetition s.na Of this sonsstt
church tonight. The programme has been
changed and improved. Several new songs
and features have been introduced which
have not been given in any of their former
entertainments, and which cannot fail to
please. About one hundred children will
participate and join in the chorus. In ad
dition to the songs and choruses by the
children, we learn that the Eureka Quartettt
Club will be present and enliyen the int
rest of the occasion. Altogether, this pro
misses to be one of the most entertaining
concerts of the season.
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CONFIRMATION AT ST. JoHN's CHURCH
The Right Reverend T. N. Whittle, Assist
ant Bishop of Virginia, preached in st:
Johns church yesterday morning to full
house, and administered the rite of con-
tirmation to seventeen persons. Bishop
Whittle preached a very able sermon from
the parable of the sower-xiii. chapter
OF Matthew.
St. Johns church has increased very
much under the ministration of Rev. DIR.
Henry Wall, and promises to be one Of our
first churches in point of numbers. A
new choir has been formed, which adds
much to the interest of the services.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRn. -, ls7o. -
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise end passengers, Harveys . WIZ
liams.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatun.
Schooner s. 4. Jameson, Jameson, Proytuonce,
Schooner George r. srnoot, Granger. Bsiit-
more, granite, Curtis & Parker. 49,
MEMORANDA
WEST POINT, April 7o.-Arrived, steamer Wary
Washington, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Copnpany,
Cleared, April 10, brigs Romance and Msstlds.
Baltimore. %t-g5S .S;s~
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. Charles II. Lewis, Min
lister to Portugal DR.. G. S. Kendall, ofLon-
don Captain W. B. Denham, V. NJ. l.; w.
T. Clark, of Danville, and Samuel P. Holt,
ping at the Exchange Hotel.
MRs. GENERAL LEE passed through the
city yesterday On the way to visit her son,
General Rooney Lee, at the White House.
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ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. The sur
viving members of the Howitzer battalion
first, second, and third companies,) will
hold an anniversary meeting at the office of
the Old Dominion Insurance Company, No.
Ills Main street, this evening at 8 o'clock.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE APRIL N.-
Captain w. P. Austin, Richmond, Va.
Miss Amanda H. Kirby, New York NJ. s
Bulkley, Philadelphia, Pa; London Bowl
din, Portsmouth, Va. John Carter, Nor
foIk Va
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TEMPTATION Is new article which Is having o
big run In New York. eur friends z. b. SPENCE
4 SoN, having determined not to be outdone either
In New York or Richmond, have ordered on
q large lot of the "Temptation scarfs, which
seem to be the sensation Of the season. Let us
advise YOU to 20 and SEQ the "Tempsation.''
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WE have received from Ellyson g. Tay.
lor, next to the Dispatch office, Frank Les
lies Magazine and Godeys Ladys Book
for May. Both have the latest fashions.
Our lady friends would do we'll to give
them o call and get all of the fashion
,pnpfh1iol
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READ THIs.-Leather for sale very low. Messrs'
@. II. CHaLKLEY & co. have received a large
stock of leather Of every description, and are sell
ing the same at low prices. AL In want had better
give them call. They can be found on Thirteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE will stll At 10 A. NJ, at
1871 Main street, household fnrnitnre, mat
tiny iron safe. silvcr-platcd ware, &C.
,,BTRRS 4 WILLIAMS VIII sell brick tene-
n,rnt and vacant lot on tn" south s'ic "f Cath-
a Inc street between M"ni"rd "hd @ii'ner nj
4.r.M VI. Also. n, T. NJ. n hrirk ana framed
dwelling "n III" north 'i'" "l moore street
,,,.-; OF and near to Nrnch "Vcnu@.
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LADIES' FAIR Of the Presbyterian church cor
uer Fourth and Grace streets Is open DAILY aiter
Il ".
A large and fine assortment OF beauflful ana use
full articles Is on exhibition. All the cellcacies o.
the season may be found In the retfeshment 3D.
1nnn
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We have determined 70 reduce 70 less thaa 30

Wehave determined 70 reduce TO less ina - sns
re.uiar gold RATS the price or every article ofour
msaniacent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Wetchcss
Jeresry and silYerwarc, and ask an inspectfcr OF
our goods and prices, which We propose ec, oasr
Tor ,ess than they csn be bought sn The frst.cixss
houses or New York snd Phdlsdeiphas: We i'm
por and receive daily from the enrsnufactarefsthe
latest styles Of rich Jewsirys Fine Watches Dis-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Vess and Ggafd
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons. Handkerchies'
Holders, Amethyst, Hosssgate, Ruby sisnee. Diar
mond Engagement, and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings Masonic Jewels ana Jerclry, specsscios
and Eye-Glasses, Sterling silver Spoons, Yofkss
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces in csses
NowLAN q Coz -
Main street corner Of Tenth.
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AUCTION sALEs TEais DAY.

On aU Juhlic or private sG||s Of Real Estate
,n7if bc!1rttn hs Isl Of January and the lSt Of
;,,!y ne purchasers pay Mt tartS for The present
yfGr, bit on all sales bft,otS'. TIE GrSt day Qj
y..lv and II. last day Of December the seller
-1rps them,
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GOOD STEEL PESs.--RAgDoLPH ENGLISH
pens viii suit all styles Of writing. Sample ealaoi
twelve pens tassorted) win hs mailed ios aiIen
cents. Pens Of all the other popular nhas 0iso
for sale. -.
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II. ELLysog & Co. win insert advers!semsntss u
tha principal newspapersin In Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennesseas and the northern c!ties, u pap
uehars, Gates. sos esshs Apply Of this e&ss
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PRoaREss.-Mr John S. Martin, editor Of
the Neao Era, will deliver free lecture on
progress, at the First African Baptist
church, Broad street, this evening, COM
mencing at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-21

CONSERVATIVE WARD MEET1NGs.-The
regular semi-monthly meeting of the Madi-
son Ward Conservative Club will be held
at sauer's Hall, on Broad street between
Sixth and Seventh, tonight.
The regular meeting of the Clay Ward
Conservative Club will be held ut Euker's
Spring Park at o'clock.
We are requested to invite general at
tendance Of the Conservative citizens of
these two wards at the meetings above an
nounced.
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FoR THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest ana
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coafi
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine Hooa, 80
10 Mr.. j. b. WATKISs's, I'LL Main etrees' neasis
opposite this office.
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NEWS DEPoT.-All the leading M0sTHLIEs
and WEEKLIEs can be had OF ELLYsoH TAf-
IoR next TO Dispatch building.
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WE see that BALDwIs.the clothier 10 aaVer-
iising all kinds OF clothing In this mornings
naner. Call on him for anything In his line.
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TOR RENT, the ROOMS ut No. 721 IA
T Main street, recently vacated by DR.. Jud. III
B. Wood, suitable for an Office or residence for u
sm all family: or arrangements may be made Tor
the whole or larger portion of the house. Apply
to W. B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent,
.ooo Az l009 Main gfYeef.
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an 20---4t

EOR RENT, TWO-STORY FRAME "A
JIG DWELLING on the south side Of RI be- III
tween Twenty fifth and Twenty-sixth streets, with
six rooms, &c.
an 20~-at LYME d BRQTHEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-21

TOR RENT, one of those desirable a.
i new STORES on Marshall street between HEl
Fifth and Sixth streets, wen suited for any busi-
ness. rr,,,rrr
xf he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-21

TOR RENT, THAT DEsIRABLEHa
and admfrably-located FOUR-STORYH ELI
BRICK DWELLING near the corner OF Grace
and Eighteenth streets. containing ten rooms
kitchen &c with gas and water. This property
is In perfect repair. Possession at once.-