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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-18

CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN HANOVER
At meeting of the Conservative party of
Clay township, at the eourt-house, on Satur-
day the 7th May, 1870, Mr.. b. L. Winston
was called to the chair and w. L. Wlngfield
appointed secretary.
DR.. E. S. Shelton, superintendent of the
township, stated the object of the meeting
viz, the nomination of the candidates for
the various officers of the township.
The Chairman stated that nominations
were then in order, and thereupon the fol-
lowing nominations were made:
Super'Uisor.-J. II. Timberlake.
Clerk.-R. E. Gardner.
Assessor.-E. Hill.
CoHector.-William r. Vine.
Commissioner Roads.-William NJ. Wing
field.
Orerseer Poor.-W. N. Yarbrough.
Justices Peace.-First precint. w. IL.
Winston !; second precinct, V. r. Jones !;
third precinct, W. L. Wingfield.
Constables.-First precinct, c. G. Crump;
second precinct, FL. C. Tyler; third pre-.
cinct, j. B. R. Yarbrough.
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RELIEF FOR TIE FINcAsTLE suFFERERs.:--
The ladies had meeting at st. raurs
church lecture-room yesterday morning,
and three large boxes were sent of at once.
Major Woodson and Captain Figget ad-
dressed the ladies, and stated the case point
edly and most touchingly. 1t was resolved
to have depository where articles could be
sent, and appoint treasurer TO receive all
contributions in money.
Messrs. A. Y. Stokes d Co., corner Cary
and Fifteenth streets, have consented TO ACT
az iienositaries, and any articles sent to their
warehouse will in due time be forwarded to
Fineastle. It is not only dry goods which
are needed, but groceries, and especially
anything usefuffor housekeeping and house
building. Provisions are not asked for.
Messrs. Putney q Watts, 1921 Main sSreet.
the different churches may receive or col
Iect, and forward 1t to the relief commf&ee
of Fineastle.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY IL, 1870. ~
ARRIVED.
Steamer James s. Green, Pbiladeldhia, mer.
chandisc and passengers, ". p. Porter G Go.
Steamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatun.
Schooner a. G. Cramner, Cranner, New York
iron, Tredegar Com pany.
Schooner NJ. BedeI, Bcdeil, New York, iron,
Tredegar Company. .z.~e- - -.
;, Schooner Convoy, French, Rockland, ice, r, j.
Smythe.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer.
chandisc and passengers, Old Dominion Steam
ship Company. - s,...
Schooner Rebecca, Sccor, Frayser, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis l. Parker. @-@
Schooner J. L. Marvel, Quillap, Philadelphia,
ore, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM. +.
WEST POINT, May T.-Arriyed, steamer State
of Virginia, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. o.. a q.
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DRs. Kendall AND HARDESTY FOR SHORT
TIME LoNGER-OFFICE, 72l MAIN STREET
COMFORT IN WALKING ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH.
The following are the names OF a few gentlemen
selected from their numerous patients since their
yisi; to Richmond, to whom the Doctors would re-
spectfully refer as to the skill and efficiency with
which they or members Of their family have been
treated In the absolute annihilation Of corns anC
bunIons:
Judge B. K. Wexford,
Mr.. w. III. Macfarland,
MIR. William j. Wall, House Of Delegates
Mr. T.. A. Bristow, House of Delegates;
Judge III. G. Bond,
DR.. WOrtham,
Mr.. u. j. Hartsook, =
Colonel J. L. Darlington,
Mr.. Samuel Darlington,
Captain w. C. Darlington,
Mr.. Z. G.. Peyton,
Mr.. J. v. Bidgood,
Mr.. 4. Roberts Baker,
Major Thomas W. boswell,
Mr.. 8. M. Bailey,
Mr.. w. T. Owen,
Colonel Albert Ordway,
Mr.. John s. Rady
Mr.. John Purcell,
Mr.. f. G. Tompkins,
Mr.. William deter,
| Mr.. B. Z. Johnston, Abingdon Va;
| MIR. w. N. Redford,
Mr, ". II. Adams,
Mr.. W. 81. White,
| Dr. w. Leigh Burton,
| Mr.. J. s. Tower,
| Rev. Fl. W. watkins,
MIR. John B. Tinsley, Jr., White Sulphur Springs
The operation Is instantaneous, efdcacious, an
l xpitbout main.
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TOWNSHIP NoMINAT1oNs.-The Nomina-
ting Convention of the Conservative party
of Varina township, Henrico county, met
at Four-Mile Creek church on yesterday
and made the following nominations for
township officers
Superusor.-Dr. G. Archer.
ClerE.-Roderick Mackenzie.
Assessor. L. Lyme.
Colector.-Joseph n. Gum.
Commissioner Of Roads.-Daniel B. Jor-
dan.
Ouerseer Of the Poor.-George F. Drink
er.
Justices of the Peace.-First precinct,
Jacob S. Atlee, ST.; second precinct, Mitchell
Fussell; third precinct, Lewis Fl. Guy.
Constdbles.-First precint, George 4.
Roper; second, Henry Lyme; third pre-
cinct. Claiborne Carter.
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commissioner Of the revenue has been sresident
OF this city and State for twsnty-one almost
Lifetime. Scrupulousiy avoiding 70 play any
prominently part In the politics OF The country, Il
mas ever been his principle to sympathize via,
and work for his fellow-eitizens OF his adopted
state irrespective Of ofnationallties and unchanged
and unshaken by wcal or woe.
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nUCkWALL & ROUSS, No. 1913 MAIN
~ STREET.-Straw Goods Straw Goods all
kinds; Mourning Dress Goods, every variety: all
auction bargains bought at half price and sold ac
cordingly; elegant Mourning Suits for ladies at
half their value; splendid lot of genuine French
Flowers, Parasols and un-Umbrelias for ladies
and misses Domestics Of oil kinds at factory
than shilling; Prints. 1Oc. Needles. &c.; Pins,
SC. :. Coats's Cotton, Clark's Machine Cotton
Mating, Carpets at dnte-6eltum prices running
off our Stock of Shoes at cost; Trunks for $3.50
cheap at Sc. All 1rst-class goods bought by n
first-class merchant at hrst-class auction houses
bought for cash; sold for cash; bought low, and
will he sold low. my17
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CoNyICrs REogIvED-The following
named conEicts were received yesterday by
MIR. George T. Strother, superintendent Of
the penitentiary Sandy Stokes (colored),
elary; g Isaac Lewis lcoiored), from MI Innen- mem
burg county, three years, burglary; and
William Stokes (colored, from same county,
burglary, three years.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIsING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT~OFFIcE MAY 49,
Mr. William Gibson, Mr.. John Asher, r..
W. Pulling, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Sallie
Langley, Norwich, Conn; Miss Josephine
g. Suits, New Haven, Conn.,; Mr.. John
Payne, Macon Station, Ala; Miss Fannie
Murphy, Magnolia, Md; Mrs. r: Q. Nor
Spiller, Lexington, Va; DR.. William d.
SouthaIl. Smithfeld, Va.
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MAYoR's Court, TuEsDAY--Mdyor En-
Tyson presidsng.-The following cases were
Fountain Gillian (coloreI, suspicious
character and resisting the police. Security
required in $500.
Aaron Washington (colored), charged
with aiding Robert Morris to register ille-
gally. Discharged.
Tom Nicholson, unlawfully nssaulting
Edward Kelly. Sent on the grand jury for
indictment.
Henry Kane, drunk and unable to take
care of himself. Let off.
Boiling Crump, unlawfully registering at
the Old Market House. Dismissed.
j. NJ. White, drunk. Locked up until
sober.
Caswell Hatchett (colored), false-swearing
and illegal registration. Sent on to the
grand jury.
Bartlett Jefferson (colored), false swearing
at registration precinct, Sent on to the
grand jury, and bailed in $500.
Eliza Booker (colored), assaulting and
beating Catherine Payne. Security re-
quired in 5000.
Augustus Winkers, assaulting and beat.
ing Edward Tompkins. Let off.
Catherine Pay (colored), stealing breast
pin and other articles from Eliza Booker.
Let off.
Mandy johnson, Joseph Edwards, and
Matte Warren (colored), throwing stones
in the public streets. Mandy johnson was
fined So, and the boys sent to the Colored
Orphan Asylum.
Ned Tompkins (colored), drawing razor
upon and threatening to cut Augustus
Winkers's throat. Sent on.
Robert Morris (colored), attempting to
register Illegally. Let Oft.
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HTHE HISTORY OF THE DISASTER AT RICH
MoND We have received from Messrs. Ella
son & TAYLOR, Richmond a handsome pamphlet
of forty or fifty pages containing full report OF
the calamity at Richmond on the 9th OF April,
with list of the killed and wounded and all other
details of the occurrence. 1t will be sent by mail
to any address, on receipt Of fifteen cents, by the
publishers Republican.
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A HANDSOME SUM SAVED TO THE City
Yesterday DR.. r. Dorsey Cullen, the ply
sician at the city alms-house, discharged
about forty able-bodied colored men and
women who have been living there for some
time past at the city expense. By this one
act the city will be relieved of an expense of
over eighteen dollars per diem, or six thou
sand FIVE hundred and seventy dollars per
annum, ...s...
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THE TRAVELLERS LIFE AND ACCIDENT 1NsU-
RANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut, Is
the OLDEST and the ONLY accident company now
issuing yearly policies in this country. Lille ana
accident risks combined I'm one policy II deslra-
HE and accident policies issued without delay on
dav or applIcation. Z. COURTNEY JENKINS
general agent for Virginia, Montague's Insurance
Rooms. lib Main street, Richmond.
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White majority IN city,.

RIOT AT THE THIRD PRECINCT, JEFFERSON
WARD-RADICALs AND NEGROES ATTACK THE
PREc1NcT-THEY ARE DISPERSED BY THE Po-
LCE-Sincc the first day Of the registration
the negroes about the third precinct Of Jcf-
ferson Ward have cvinced ii bad and unruly
disposition, and have endeayOrcd in various
ways TO intimidate the registrars in their el-
forts to perform their duties. A few eve
nings since there was disturbance there
which came near resulting in serious row.
On yesterday morning the detectives re-
ported ut police headquarters that prcpara-
tions were being made during the previous
night for disturbance, and that pistols had
been distributed among the negroes Of the
ward. Acting upon these Instructions,
Major Poe sent detachment often men to
the third precinct to guard against any
outbreak. True to the surmises of the vigi-
liant detectives, at about half-past B
O'Clock yesterday afternoon several gangs
Of negroes and some whites approached
attack with rocks upon those persons
standing about the precinct. After this
they fired upon MIR. William Pcasley, and Il
number OF shots followed. The police
came out and charged the crowd, dispcrs-
ing them. AS they were going off they en-
countered policeman Andrew Tyler and
attacked him. A negro named Dabney
Smith fired upon him and was arrested, rs
was also a white man named Thomas Muir
ply, who was charged with interfering
with the police and melting to riot. The
crowd being driven of, quiet was restored,
with no one injured as far as we could learn.
Policeman Tyler was struck several times
with rocks, but not badly hurt. Moses Mon
roe (negro) was arrested for being engaged
in the disturbance. The case will have Il
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
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FROM THE CApIToL.-Tcrancc cCracken
has been appointed notary public.
His EXcellency Governor Walker has
issued his requisition on the Executive OF
the State of Maryland for the delivery OF
RYAN and his brother alias John II. Jones
and George Strange, fugitives, charged with
horse-stealing in Albemarle county. He
has also appointed Is. T. Madison, sheriff Of
Albemarle county, agent to receive them.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS asxe-zyrMs,
IN The boats Of the JAMES RI-sssssslasasSSTssA
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at II M. on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
option Of the shipper Every facility possible will
sumcd to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not oe delivered till charges arc
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dell EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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MASS MEETING OF FRIENDS OF TEMPE
RAScE.-A mass meeting of the members of
the Order of Friends of Temperance in
Richmond and Manchester will be held at
Covenant Hall, on Capitol street between
Ninth and Tenth, at SH o'clock this eve
ming. After the meeting new Council of
the Order will be instituted by the district
Vice-President. All members of the Order
in good standing, and all who desire to con-
meet themselves Herewith, are invited to be
present on this occasion.
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HUsT1NGs CoURr-Judge 4. B. G,u.gon pre-
siding.-The trial Of John Gerhiser, charged
with murder, was called in this court yes
terday and postponed until the Goth June
next. The witnesses were recognized to
appear at that time.
Commonwealth Us. Edmund Thomas,
charged with beating A. N. Duke. Tried
and Convicted and fined 81, and sent to Jail
for ten days.
Several foreigners were naturalized and
admitted to citizenship.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyGNUE,l
COLLECTORS OFFICE, Third DIST. Va;
HAVING RECEIVED THE LIST OF
Il ANNUAL TAXES for this District, here
by give notice that The payment OF the tax on IN
the city of Richmond and county OF Hcnrico.
must be made at my Office, at the CgsIon,aeTTsee, GTe
DAY OF MAY, 1870. The fun penalty Of the law
win be imposed on all who have . failed ALE to pay al
'i mvs0Ist ~ Collector Third District Virginia.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE.

J. D. DREHER, COLUMBIA, 8. G.,
A gent for ROANOKE COLLEGE. His object Is TO
travel through the southern States In order to ad-
yertise the College, and bring Its claims ana su-
Derior advantages before the southern pubic.
tives at the College.
) College has evidence Of Its merits in the large
number Of students from Virginia IN attendance
upon its exercises 1t has never before made any
extra efforts to advertise itself irthe South.
Recommend Faculty, curriculum, location, &C.,
SC. Expenses quite moderate.
Students are publishing MicrocoSm OF College,
which will be first Of It's kind In the South.
For further particulars, address the Prcsldcnt
kkY. ID. +. BEETLE, ID. d.,
Salem, Va, or
the travelling agent at
my2 Columbia, 3. G.
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JOSEPH sTRAusE's, 1893 MAIN STREET.

JOSEPH STRAUSE'S, 1888 MAIN STREET.
Large BED. QUILTS at s1.so worth $3.50;
Extra heavy MARsEILLEs COUNTERPAEEs,
%. ~ &S So, to 90, worth twice the money;
Extra cheap BLACK SILKS from 81 81 so sl.7s;
HEAVY REFS at g., $3.50, and sa-astonishingly
low;
The greatest bargains In double width BLACK
ALPACA--a fine article at soc. worth soc. :
still finer at +sc., 5sc., e7Sc., s73c, 81, &c. not
7sc. in the dollar;
BLACK BOMBAZINE and ENGLISH GRAPE,
for mourning dresses, at less than gold value;
Fine BLACK LAWN at l2Ac. worth 25c.;
GRENADTNE at 123c. EMBROIDERED at 2oc. ::
FRENCH CAMBRIC JACCoNETS, ORGAN
DIES. MOZAMBIQUES, POPLINs, SWISS
CAMBRIC, and CHECK MUSLIN, at the low
LADIES' 'HANDKERCHIEFsa at TIC. per dozen !;
Best wHALEBONE CORsETs at 75c., cheap
atSl;
Best BLACK and COL LoRED KID GLOVES at s.,
selling elsewhere at Sl.5o:
LADIES UMBRELLAS, 5Oc.;
SILK PARASOLS from 75c. TO higher grades;
Handsome LADIES' SHAWLS at fl worth 81;
4-4 BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON, Do
MESTIC GINGHAM, SHIFTING, STRIPED
BED-TICKING, at l2lc.;
IRISH LINEN, IRISH LINEN-the cheapest In
Richmond, from s7Ac., Soc, e2ac.;
LINEN TABLE DAMASK, double-wldth, at 4oc.
worth 75c.;
CAsSIMEREsTW KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN, DOESKIN, and CLOTHS, for men
and boys' wear, at all prices.
Every article and great many more aston
ishing cheap goods you will find by calling, with
out delay, as the rush of costumers is great from
morning till night for those cheap goods, at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
myl7 No. 1888 Main street,
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PEBBLES AND CRYsTALs.-Havtns Just re-
ceiyed q large and well.aelectsd stock Of i'm.
nroyed spectacIes and eyeglasses 70 suit each and
every eye, respectfully Invite my friends ana the
pubic generally 10 give me call.
HENRY KAYToE,
Professor Of Optics, No. 527 Broad street.
~ next door corner OF Sixth street.
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Z. B. SPENCE & Son, ut 1900 Main street, have
on hand splendid assortment of cloths, which
they are making to order In the latest style and at
the most reasonable rates. With good cutters,
expert workmen, and the very best of material,
they can and do guarantee satisfaction. GIVE
them call.
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TO-DAY. at auction, Will be sold at the store OF
III. HARRIS & BROTHER, 1891 Main street, large
lot of gold and silver watches, sivcrware, jew
elry. clothing, guns, &c. The sale commences
promptly at ~ A. NJ, and every article put UP Is
sold without reserve. 10 not forget the pawn
brokers, sale to-day.
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W. ID. BLAIR 6 Co., Ninth and Main, have ioi
sale a few quarter casks "James Hepnessy's !"
brandy, imported In 1860 by an old citizen OF THIS
city for his private use. The low price OF gold
enables them TO dispose of this pure article at
1redtty reduced price.
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MISS KEENE's BEsEF1rs FOB THE SuPfEs.
eag.-gWe learn that Miss Laura Keene will
give q benefit for this Rieknaqnd sniferers ia
Whss,lng, N. We, .zansaY.l!s, Quo Gss ~,
iaMsas s.f taalsaspe fh d aAa ssIass
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTNENTs.-His Excel
lency Governor Walker has made the fol;
lowing appointments = = {.
Josiah Leake, notary public for Hanover
Marvin j. Merchant was appointed come
missioner Of deeds for Virginia IN the city
Of New York. ~. ,,
OF Richmond. - !
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STRAWBERRIES, STRAwBERRIEs.-If you wish
something nice go to ANDREW PIzZISr & CO.'S,
No. so7 Broad street, and try some Of their straw
berries and cream, and you will pronounce them
delicious. They have also all kinds Of ice cream.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY Is, 1870.

an object we trust Miss Keene viii meet
with the success which she deserves and
desires. When she returns to Richsnond 10
is but fair to presume that her houses win
be full.
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NEW BOOKS AT ELLYsON & TAYLoR'S, next
door to Dispatch office: "Lothair," by Disraeli !;
"Bcncath The Whccls;'' by the author OF Olive
Varcoc; "Askaross Kassis, the Captain" by De
Leon just received and fer sale ut ELLYSoN &
TAYLOR'S news depot.
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foh THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very BEST coke, anthracite and bi.uminous coal /;
Analing' sawed, and long oak and pine wood, 70
20 mf. .. .. WATKISs's. I'LL Main street. nearly
opposite this office. .T-s''" -
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.

cIIrvIOT FRENCH SACK SUIT. S22.
MELTON FRENCH SACK SUIT. coat and vest,
S,a.
MELTON WALKING SUIT, coat and vest, $50.
cHgyIoT WALKING SUIT. S2s.
sCoTCH COATING WALKING SUIT, $50.
plaGoNAL COATING WALKING SUIT, s32.
FRENCH CREPE DRESS SUIT. coat and vest,
e3c.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS. coat and vest,
$?s.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALoONS, ct &lo.
YOUTHS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, BIS, Sic.
snd $I7
Buys, FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, gil, &l2.
and fl5.
Also, large assortment of
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS
at very low prices. JOHN =. bENbiN.
1901 Main street toppositc the post-offce)'
.r,,.3m Richmond. Va.
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JACKSON at the corner of Main and Third
streets, respectfully announces himself n caudi-
date for the Office of SUPPLYING EVERY ONE
WITH AS GOOD ICE-CREAM as can be found any
where In the city. Manufactured by himself and
delivered free.
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4ifElurond Dispatth.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 1s, 1870.
TIRE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoF OF ALE THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. T


On oil public or private snles Of Real Rstote
made bettoeen the 1st or january and the 1St OF
July the purchasers pay The tapes for the present
year, bit on all sales bett1een The first day Of
July and the last day Of December the seller
1,dUs them,
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The TWO POLICEMEN injured in the Capt.
tol, concerning whose condition Hanover
correspondent makes inquiry Of %, are both
on duty. ...y ~ S. es.i3 y
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4 = h. n GENrRY. General Ticket A&ent.,
DICHMOND AND YORK RIvEk.
k,THT.HNAn LINEFOR BALTIMORKs.
THr E haordRTH noRTH. AND DNORTHWEsT-GHAMG

or scagD1LEi DAILY, slI ExCEsRT sn,;, sSk- ssiS
Tie .PHSsEEGERg HCHEDULR viii he run ss
follows; Passengers for Balstm9ss sna RSaaate sae
North will take the passenger erala IySm lie ue.
pot OF The Richmond and York River sistSae =
tichgond DAILY ssxcsgt sunasysl s;fis e
elegant steamcrssSrATE@ OF yIR6a 6aNlA.,C ZAP
tain 8. w. FRkEdAs. or sADMt9A Ca9saln gsIa,
PHiLlP RgYBoJD, -bcthsec which nase neca
newly fitted out with splendid accomnoaalons
Tor passengc-s-rcacs,ing baltimore the foiLuWaMS rs
mori;iug In time TO connect with tke txalns soF
PhiiaaelrhJa, New York, snd sha Wet ksscrn..
ing, the Ioats leave re! Aos; aMinsogc.
DAILY Except Srndaysl st III oseiosk ~ y.
passengers arriving In Richsnona q ~ 4. ths
sIn-eas su train on Tie Richmoad sad DsAxsts ssaa.
road Tor Danyfile and sll points cn sraa sosS b.
Snirnlbss 81 q. and sii pniR 70 sgntns ,,s As,,ss,
PASSENGER Tis4IN icpysss prsss ssipy NJ u
Freight rel rs,eiYed ard ssrssssed gTeepsssis l
points. X - : y, = - - -Ssfpcftata1Geus, q
ap 81 sal ys5lys
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ID. ELLisoF q Co. viii insert adverttsemeu,st in
the principal newspapersi In Virginia, North Caro-.
una, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub-
lisoerss rates. for cash. Apply al this once.
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poctnr TttEoEes HotnEalAsy, thn wsll.kngH
,s,,yrisisa rs ssg EItS, Hha eHs hss sslasasa hs
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-18

TWO FAST DAILY LINES, (SUNDAY,
4 P. NJ EXCEPTEDl ToTHE EORTH. LIST
AND WEST, OVER THE RAY0RITEskOgTEi
QUICKEST ROUTE The THROUGH THAINb'
over this route are now run from the depos soxns1s
of Byrd and Eighth streets at il. 16As M!and
M {Sunday at Ills A. III. onlyb maxim Lcaoae and
reliable connections with TIE tWAsHlHGTna
for THE GREAT NORTHWE -. E,,,,l IL
Cars fitted up with SPLENDlD KECLlN4Na
CHAIRS for which no charge Is smade. =. a..
THE elegant and commodious steamers QH TIC
Potomac FLYER stop at AIe1audria each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. betWeen
Richmond and Acquia creek leaves the depog sos-
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets daily lSusdsys
excepted) at p. NJ, and arrives In Richmond q
II through noketsto all prineipaipoins Hor.a and
West, ..l. gss. u - u u yJfsas s "a. -
North snuIy at The cfica cofnet BfoAA mo Eigh9
streeta. snd for through nckets 70 AL points Eoyt4
and West appiy, ut The uckef once cofner hss7u 7i
ana noas SsJ ). B. GENTRY. General TickstAEsnt.z