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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

A CASE OF SALVAGE DEc1pED.-In the
United States circuit court Yesterday Chief
Justice Chase reversed the decision of the
district court, Judge Underwood, in the
case of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Steamship Company Us. The Steamship
City Of Mexico. The City of Mexico was
wrecked of Cape Hatteras, N. c.. The
steamer Falcon belonging to the company
named above,) came to the relief of the
wrecked steamship, and towed her about
three hundred miles. Judge Underwood
gave the company 800 salvage; Chief
Justice Chase fixed the amount ut 81 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

A TEAMsTER CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF STEAL
ING His LoAD.-Yesterday while Henry
Jackson, one of Bossieux's drivers, was en-
gagged in hauling load of goods from the
Fredericksburg to the Danyille depot, he
stopped his wagon, broke open case OF
dry goods, and took out piece of calico
containing about forty-eight yards, which
he put under his saddle. Persons passing,
however, saw him in the act, and notified
officer Knox and Captain Epps, of the po.
lice force, who took him under arrest, and
locked him up until he can have hearing
before the Mayor.
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoLoGICAL So
cIErY.-The regular meeting of this Society
will be held on Tuesday next at their rooms
This is an important meeting, and it is
hoped that as many members as possible
viii be present. Arrangements will be made
for holding strawberry feast and festival
about the latter part of this month similar
to that which proved such a success last
wear. Should the Society, in this enter
prise, meet with the success which they de-
Serve, it is the intention of the Executive
Committee to have exhibitions Of all the
fruits as they riDen.
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PICTURES OF THE CAPITOL DISASTER
Frank Leslie's newspaper and Harper's
Weekly for this week have first-rate pic
turesFby Richmond artists, of the late acci-
dent ut the Capitol. The newsdcalers
have already sold large number of the pa.
pcrs containing these illustrations. EllySon
Il Taylor, news-dcalers, next door to the
Dispatch office, will have fresh supply
this morning.
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MADISON WARD CONSERVATIVE MEET
servative Club, to be followed by mass
meeting, will be held tonight at S o'clock
p. NJ, at Schott'S Monticello Hotel (ately
c. Sauer's), when the plan of nomination
adopted by the new conference committee
will be reported. The Executive Commit
tee of the Club are requested to meet at ~
y NJ
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CHEAP WooD-CHEAP WoOD.-The canal-boai
Kate" now IN the Basin between Ninth and
Tenth streets, has on about thirty cords Of No. !
SEASONED OAK WOOD, which will be sold out q,
the low price of IS and $3.50 per cord, delivered
anywhere In the city, or 81 and $50 on the Basin
bank per cord. Now Is the time to supply your.
selves with good wood at less than 1t can be bought
anywhere In the city.
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"GooD MEASURE AND RUNNING OvER.n-
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER has already taken
the precedent over others from its well known
strength aud purity; but aside from these facts,
it Is put mp In cans holding the full 0efght as re-
presented, which Is rarely the case with those OF
ordinary manufacture. Hence, DooLEY's BA.
KING POWDER Is The best, purest, strongest, and
cheapest, ever offered to the consumer, and every
one who has used 1t will readily testify to this as
scrtlOn.
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FIRST PINEAPPLEs OF THE sEAsoE.-Our
friend AsroNI has just received some fine PINE
APPLES, The first of the season. Those who wish
something delicious had better call at once, as ne
has only few left. He has also nice lot OF BA-
SASAs and ORANGES, all Of which are fresh anu
good. Be- sure to give ANToSI call, and he VIII
sell you everything that Is OF the best. keHem-
ber, tits next to Thomas X. Price Co.'s.
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CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION PARTY.-The
party of gentlemen whose names appear be-
low, including number Of members OF
| Congress, arrived in Richmond yesterday
| and took quarters ut the Exchange and
Ballard Hotel, under the escort of Hon.
George W. Booker, of Virginia. They
came from Washington Uid the Orange and
Alexandria and Chesapeake and Chic rail-
roads and express themselves rs delighted
with their trip.
The gentlemen composing the party are
Hon. G. s. Orth and family, Indiana &C.
neral John Coburn, NJ. c., and wife, Indi-
ana; Hon. D. d. Pratt, United States Sc
nate, Indiana Hon. John A. Griswold and
wife, New York Hon. Jasper Packard and
wife, Indiana Governor David Butler, Ne
braska ; Hon. John Tatfe, NJ. c., Nebraska;
General Amasa Cobb, NJ. c., Wisconsin !;
Hon. Henry A. Rives, NJ. c., New York;
Hon. H. G. Burchard and wife, Illinois !;
Hon. S. F. Nuckolls, NJ. c., Wyoming; Hon.
Joseph Scgar, Virginia; Edward S. Dana,
Assistant Clerk House Of Representatives;
Hall Stevens, Assistant Librarian House of
Representatives, wife and son; John j.
Piatt, Assistant Clerk House of Representa-
tives, Ohio; Major George B. Ely, New
York; and Irving Z. Willis, of the Ohio
press.
They will visit various points of interest
about the city to-day, and most Of the party
will return to Washington tonight.
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RICHINGs TRoUPE.-Our music-loyers are
doubtless pleased that Richmond's popular
fayorite, Mrs. Caroline Richings Bernard,
will be here with her fine troupe on Monday
next, when they will inaugnrate short
season of English Opera. The Bohemian
Girl = viii he the first produced, TO be fol.
lowed by such choice operas as Faust,
I" The Huguenots," "Troyatore," and
IH Norma"
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

SPRlNG AND SUMMER STOCkn
NJ OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.-MeA-
have now In store the largest and most at va
Iractiye stock Of goods have ever before offered
to The public. Recent large additions has made
II very complete. My assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, and CATERS for ladies and gents can
not bc surpassed In any respect. can furnish all
sixee. widths, and styles, that can be called for,
and will sell them low goods of equal quality
cen be bought in this or any other murkct.
A call Is respectfully invited.
JOHN {. PAGE, JR.,
1908 Main street. two doors below Twelfth.
my o-Iw
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FREAKS OF A MAD WoMAY.--On yesterday
morning at about 5o'clock colored woman
named Robinson, living near the corner OF
First and Byrd streets, while in fit of lu-
macy, attempted to throw her infant from
the window. Fortunately, colored man
passing by at the time managed to catch the
child before it fell to the ground. The
woman then stripped herself Of her clothing
and attempted to jump out. She was pre-.
vented from SO doing, and arrested.
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REGISTRARS FOR JEFFERSON WABD.-
Judge Guigon on yesterday appointed Will
liam +. White and F. L. Moore registrars
for Jefferson Ward, to fill vacancies occa-
stoned by the declination Of MeSsrS. Riley
and Vcrlander.
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For the latest style, finest goods, and lowest
prices, go to E. b. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street. They show IN extensive and varied stock
OF rare and beautiful goods, which they are ma
king up In the latest style of the season. You can
! eau on them with every assurance Of being suited
both as to fit, material, workmanship, and price.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Benefit In aid OF the sufferers by the late terrible
calamity.
TIE RICHINGs ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
Will i've
A GRAND oPEhATIC MATINEE.
conmencing
O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY, MaylL
IN which every Individual member Of the troupe
Will apIesr and, in con junction with the
orchestra, will give their
RAT ITOUS SERVICE
TN ibiE occasion the pleasing and popular comic
opera of the
DOCTOR OF ALCh NTARA
will be produced with strong cast
THE ENTIRE PROCEEDS
Will he handed over 10 the Mayor for distribution.
Admi isElnn 90
tHi1uFtl. %
NO RESERVED SEATS.
Due notice will be given of the opera TO be pro-
duced on the occasion. my8-tf
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OPFIoE MAY t.
Ella Jones (colored), Richmond, Va; Miss
Ellen Jones, New York; Dir. G. W. Bart
lett, Baltimore, Md; Mr.. Arthur T. Morris,
Buchanan, Liberia.
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April 80, so deg. = Clear wind north

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Our panic-stricker
Legislature have at last found Il safe and Sc
cure resting place, and on Monday the Sen
ate returns to their hall in the Capitol. BY
that time the repairs will have so far been
completed as to justify their return.
The House yesterday gave birth to joint
resolution lin which the Senate concured),
appointing a committee for the purchase oi
the Sycamore church, at cost not exceed
ing $4,000. In this church the House pro-
poses to hold their sessions until adjourn
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. James Neeson and Mr..
Rush Burgess, sufferers by the Capitol dis
aster, were on the street yesterday, looking
much better than could have been ex-
pected. ..>.
Mr.. Frank Fl. Alfriend, now resident OF
Wilmington, n. g., and editor of that
sprightly paper the Star of that city, is on
a visit to his friends in Richmond, drawn
hither by the news of our late great afflic-
tion.
Governor Wells's physician pronounces
him now in a fair way for recovery.
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aud around the building, statements Of the suryi-
vors, last words Of the killed making complete
account ofthe whole sad affair, with much origi-
nal matter which has never appeared In print be-
FORE. VIII be ready By Monday evening. Price,
fifteen cents per copy.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand jury will be
in session on Monday at II O'Clock. All
witnesses who have heretofore been recog-
nized to appear before that body and have
failed to do so will be dealt with according
to law.
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We arc pleased to learn that the old and well.
known firm Of W. ID. BLAIR & Co., corner Ninth
| and Main, are selling with so much reputstion
their " b Select" whiskey. They sell this brand
at $3.50 per gallon, and Its quality is uhcommonly
fine and pure
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MONROE W ARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING
A meeting of the Conservative Club OF Mon
roe Ward will be held on Monday night
at st. Adams Hall for important business.
a full attendance is earnestly requested.
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, RELIEF FOB TEE SUFFERERS BIZ THE RECENT
CALAMIrY.-The Visiting Committee aud
the Executive Committee appointed blythe
Chamber of Commerce to take measures for
the relief of the sufferers held their usual
daily. meeting yesterday. The visiting COM
mittees from the various wards made re-
ports showing that they had not only visited
all who had been reported to them, but mad
made every possible effort to find out such
as had not been reported. In every case
where It was at all needed the visiting COM
mittees have given temporary relief; 80 that
there is not one of the sufferers without the
necessaries of life. The distributing COM
mittee, under whose direction the visiting
committee are acting, will, at the. proper
time, make careful distribution of the funds
! left In their hands after the distribution ol
temporary relief.
The Chamber of Commerce, Immediately
on the occurrence OF the terrible disaster,
convened, and appointed q general com. ON.
mittee of twenty-five, visiting commlItee
Of ten (whose names we have a!reauy Pup-
lished twice., and chief collecting anu Jus.
| tributing committee, consisting OF Jonh
Purcell (chairman), E. O. Noting, John
Enders, William NJ. Sutton, Thomas w.
McCance.
David j. Burr, the President of the
Chamber Of Commerce, was appolnte9
chairman of the general committee. and
Isaac Davenport, Jr., President OF the flrst
/ National Bank, was appointed treasurer.
| Never was there more zeal and devotioh
iexhibited than that shown by all these gen
temen, and it is deeply gratifying to be ape
to state that the simple announcement OF
the Chamber of Commerce having orSa'
nized themselves for the relief of the st1ler'
ers was met in a spirit of noble humanity
North and South. From the North contrl
buttons are coming in freely, and deeI
sentiment of gratitude pervades our com
munity therefor.
u The visiting committee earnestly reques
that parties who have not yet been tounI
/ out by them, and who may need aid, VII
+ promptly send their full names and dddres
: either to General Mulford or to the me"'
bers of the visiting committee ~
in which the sufferers - -
The chair''"- "a Inc wal
, is c. .,sz- -.. =, MAY reside.
-.1ian of the Visiting Commtt
-.eneral Mulford, and it is due to him
g say that he is discharging the duty contidt
to him with zeal, energy, and humanit
+. which do honor to him as a man and Chr
If tian gentleman, and which are in perfe
d keeping with the character which he h
ever borne.
We need not say that the distribution
relief is made without regard to race, colo
n or politics.
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LIBERAL.-The Pullman Palace Car Com
pany of Chicago, ILL.,, have contributed
through Mr.. Thomas Fl. Wynne, the Rich
mond agent of the company, 800 for tht
relief of the sufferers by the Capitol disas
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
klndling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood, 20
to Mr.. j. Il. WATKrNs's, I'LL Main street. nearly
ODposite this office.
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| OkKwOoD MEMORIAL DAY. - Tuesday
next, the 10th of May, has been set apart
by the ladies of the Oakwood Memorial AS
sociation for their annual tribute to the
Confederate dead buried in the cemetery
from whom the Association takes its name.
Ladies and children from all parts of the
city are requested to bring their floral Of
terings to old st. Johns church at 10 o'clock
In the morning. There procession will be
formed, and all persons desiring to go to the
cemetery will be conveyed thither in vehi-
cles provided for the purpose. Those from
Shockoe Hill will find it convenient to ride
in the street cars to the corner Of Twenty
fifth and Main streets, and no difficulty
will be found at any time during the day in
making the connection with the omnibuses
running from St. Johns church to Oak
wood, the distance from the city railway to
the church being only three blocks. 1t is
to be hoped that the day will be generally
observed.
We should not neglect the 10000 brave
soldiers OF the South whose bones are in
tered in Oakwood. While the turf in IIol-
lywood is annually covered with floral Of
ferings, let no grave in Oahwood be with
out 4 flower.
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NEW NovELs--WoaAN'sB BUSINESS; Baniled,
or Michael Brands Wrong; aed as Rose Is
She; A Race for Wife; Rulc Of the Monk; hrs.
Gerald's Niece and all other late works st Ell
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There Will be u GRAND PIC. MIC given by
Will lam NJ. LEDLEY for tie benefit Of the
sufferers by the great calamity Mt the capitol on
the 27th ultimo. There will be amtlscmcnts of all
kinds the ground. Trial of speed by The fastest
.orses In the city. =. G. Wcscott John Daley
Pred. Wohllehcr, q. W. Baker, and James smith,
have kindly allowed their horses to trot on that
day for The amusement OF the public.
a BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for the
,,ccsSiOn and the best Of order will he preserved.
Ht,e grounds were kindly rendered to Will I'm
VI I.edley by Colonel j. L. Carringtons Uf the
hNchange Hotel.
Cars win leave the depot at the corner of Broad
and Eighth streets at 10 a. NJ, and every half
hour thereafter. Fare, TEN CENTS to the
grounds.
Committee Of Arrongem eats.-Coloncl j. l..
Darlington, OF the Exchange Hotel T.. B Luck,
OF The Spotswood Hotel; Colonel Albert Ordway,
of The Common Council: Edward Euker, of the
Common Council; NJ. Fl. Clark. of the House of
delegates. WILLIAM n. LEDlEY,
my4 I'd General Manager.
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YOUNG GENTS STYLES SUMNER HATs.-One
hundred and nifty cases just received embracing
The Gold Hat. heapolitan, Pagoda, Cortesie, and
host of other styles, ut 2. WEIsIGER & Co.'s,
corner Twelfth and Main streets.
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THE CALAMITY AT THE CkpIToL.-Aessrs.
ELLYsoN 8 TAYLOR, news dealers, have In press
and VIII he issued on Monday, a full and sccurate
descrIrtion of this Disaster with correct list OF
tho killed and wounded, scenes and i1cidents In
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PICTURES OF PATRICK HENRY AYLETT.L
Messrs. DAVIES 8 Son, Of the Lee Gallery. have
copies of most excellent photograph Of the late
Patrick Henry Aylett. Copies will be furnished
the bar.
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CoEvIcTs ARRIvED.-Lewis Lee (white),
one year for housc-breaking Eliza Powell
(colored), one year for house-breaking both
of Sussex county, j"
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A full supply of SEASONED OAK, long. and
sawed, on hand ut j. NJ. PILCHER's, Eighth be-
tween Main and Cary streets. Cali at once and
makc your purchase.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & CO. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lisbcrs' rates, for cash. Apply al this office.
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PAYING OFF.-The teachers of the public
schools will be paid to-day their salary for
April,
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New York, Baltimore, Washington, and Rich
mond dtiies and weck1ics at ELLYsoN 6 TAY-
LoR's news depot, next TO Dispatch building.
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LEST aF LETTERS.

IST OF ADVERTIsED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE MAY !. 1870.
Pcrsons calling for letters in this List will please
co rofy f{Spl
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am q candidate for the office Of Mayor Of
Richmond, ard respectfully solicit the votes Of
nv re,Iow. citizens. II. E. ELLYsoYs
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UMBRELL4a-Alpaca and ginghaEa umbrellas
In great vnriety at I3oo Main street, where E b.
SPENCE q Son have q large assortment Of goods
for men, q wear. r..a
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(which of You all now deny to dance?
She that makes dainty? T., g..}
She, I'll swear, hath corns.- Shakespeare.
Any one in the above predlcament should apply
at once TO Drs. Kendall 8 HAnDEsTY. who stlll
continue to remove corns, bunions, and inverted
nails with great success, at their office, III Main
street. ..
Cutting corns numbered with the exploded arts.
"Some days since DR.. Kendall removed
painful bunion for me in few seconds, literally,
as he states, without cutting. pain, or loss o'
blood. The ease that followed was won""-
"WILLIAM j. WALL, Horr &a
80 E.s1tas -~.iui.
>. -,s OF Delegates,
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Aithmond 9ispatfh,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS ,oE THE CITY. :
aue rroN SALES THIS DAY.

Oh: oH public or private sGIes Qf Real Estate
July he purchasers pav Ge td:ees tor the present
year, but on all sales betaceea the fret day OF
Jatty and the last day Of December the seller
11GUS them.
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BRAZILIAN AND FRENCH PANAMAs tdirect i'm
portatlon) juat received ut p. WEIsIGER Co.'s
Jyn1 Main etreet, e y
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WALKrsG-CANEs, in great variety, for sale By
z. B. SPENCE 8 Son, 1909 Main street.
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stereoscopic views OF TIE Cspltol-scene of tne ne
late calamity-csn be had Of S1LDEF q Co's st0
Main street, .s.ssr - -st4tsjf .agg tH
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER z o S T-OFFIC Z
MAY 7, 1870.
LADIES' LIST.
Branch. Mrs. Anna Davis, Mrs. Martha f.
Bishop, Mrs +. A. Franklin, Mrs. Lena
Craig, Mrs. Eve White, Mrs. Fanny
Clarke, Mrs. +. w. ..'.- .-.-
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.
Brown. james Ii. Minor, Capt, cold, (2).
Bauehan, Willie u. Putnam, Marcellus
Edwards, william Rufin, q. X.
Graham, A. K. Smith, G. II.
Hubard. Thomas III. Sumner Co, T. E.
Hampton, J. Fl. (cold) Tinsley, Jordan
MorriSGtt, Jas. A. t2) Whitehead, j.
JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM, r, III, Z.
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MILL-STONES.-We are prepared to
NA furnish the best quality FRENCH BuRR
MlLL-STOkES for grinding wheat or corn, and
11hsOpU5 for grinding corn best BOLiiNd-
CLOTHS, Anker brand, various numbers: Also,
superior SEPARATOR AND SCOURER, 1or
cleaning wheat, suitable for small mills an su-
perior quality MILL-PiCkS-0ur own manufac-
tare. JOSEPH HALL q CO., -
' Richmond Iron Works.
corner Ninth and Canal streets
Gp22-d&aWlrp
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GAUzE UNDERsHrRTs, 75c. each paper collars
loc. box at 1900 Main street. K.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 7, 1870.
Sun rises. ......... 5.07 Moon sets.....,.....12.l
Sun sets ,......... 6.53 High Tide. ...,..... 9.4
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LEE & GODDIN will sell lot OF land, with
brick house and other improvements, on Ram
dolph street, Sidney, at S P. n.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at the!horse LOT,
at 10 A. NJ, mules, horses, &C. g. -.... -
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TIE SCENE or THE LATE CALAMITY photo
graphed by sELDEN 8 Co.. ols Main strees, VINO
can furnish views in any quantity.
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CHILDREa's MoNTuLIEs for May at ELLYsoN
&c TAYLOH'S News Depot, next to Dispatch
building.
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EPISCOPAL LSUNDAY-SoHooL ANNIVERSARY.
The anniversary of the Protestant Episcn-
pal Sunday schools will be F'"'3 - =.
Nrul'e'''' 1".l '' .-Avun at 1 O'clock in St.
!, "-;-.ues church, st. Paul's church, the
place first designated, is undergoing an ex-
| animation with view to repairs, and as it
may not be in readiness, the committee OF
arrangements deemed it prudent to make
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II of Won all now DENY to dance ?

NEcK-TIEs and scarfs taii the new styles) At
l300 Main street.