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, 1870-05-02
Albany Live Stock Market,

Special Dcspatch to The Ghicsxo Tribune
ALBANY, May 1.-The total supply Of hccEes f
1850, of which $3.50 did not a-f;Ee n1tR to-day:
sales Today siIoF n decline Of 1fc tianr droFes
go 10 New York In first hands Ahons sixty loads
Terc lagen by Eastern men. A. voEe1 sold 16 ILL
g, Averaging i,s61 at SIC; Monaghan { Co. s.,
averaging 1,oGa, at sAe: 4. 2. Whipp!e g, aver
aging 1918, at &c: IL White 750, averaging Its,
Nallerton l. Clark 6, averaging 1,coo rs. at &c;
=. II. THOMPSON 81 Ohio, ayeragi13 1,o50 n, Al
6ssc; Geo. Kale IS Canada, averaging t,059 fs, at
SHc: 8 uauseF 10 Stnte, averaging 1.e23, as SIC;
Bartholomew S. Wisconsin, averaging 1,sc0 IL, at
sAc. THE range on NIL sa1es is from &c Tor the
poorest to 9Hc for hest premium.
Shefp-lleceipts, 3,4eo head; sales quick at an
advance Of &c r b.
Hogs Receipts, 1900 head, Of which 2 900 went
TO Brighton and the remainder to New York
, 1870-05-02

aa tos. toe a1 .a I gsner y aea 1en m u sose
w. taseu " tae lnotiun ol ~. *nua ~ FusSRunea
tness were not enough In 1aFor o1 It to denand
1eaefa s,rnrxr c,,,-,r nz-,rzox.
c.,.,+,s.,,a s1an1mE 80. 1uIlI IT, pI9lpSs
dnE 4 * ~ ~ ~ 4se1 aefuea Is naa1. unaTl sas
prossons 81 re ast =, IN eari sections n me
qi .@ L. 3 sT-, ~ ~ M can ne e
the casf 4 decision 1os also been gsren
1nat loanng m91sy v the 1o,s
-was exto.tcd BY fear, and becoming
surety on Official bonds Of Con1edesate States on
cess from moures Of Iienosn1p, 70 ehane sasn on
cer being conscrPts to trui1in At nome W1th thslr
fA1ullic6 were not BCtS giving ald ana Comfort -
TIE rebellion ne eon tc aa5o af Il sass ana,
cascs a1e entitle TO recover. large number Of
minor decisions were made h5 the Court previous
70 It's adjournment, yesterday, until October 81
coL0xs1N .1xls1Ka KEsr6HE1.
General Sautoz Acosta, Colombian Minister, mas
festyned.
, 1870-05-02
Methodist Memorial Services ut Cin-
CinuAtis

CINCINNATI. May la ycr1 large memorial
meeting Of nltmbeIs Ut the Methodist Episcopal
Church was held at Wesley Chapel tonight, to ex-
press the Sense Of The members at the loss the
Church has sustained In the deaths Of Bishops
Thomson and ngsleE. a memorial paper IN
Bishop Thomson was Rad by Professor WilIi1ns,
of the Ohio Wesleyan University. Another on
CH.iaidn Adro:ate. Remarks we're made hF Drs.
Hitchcock, Wiley and Merrill and Rer. ". Z.
MInde. .-'-
TIE Parcpa 1tosa Opera Company closed their
enlargement here Last night Their success here
The past week has been unprecedented In this city,
Parepa was suffering tron cold, and WIS not able
to appcar yesterday
, 1870-05-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. May IA banquet was given last hight
on the opening CT the unnual exhibition Of The
Royal Academy Of Arts Among the guests were
the Prince oi Ma'e8, Princes Christian, Teck and
Nll3laul. Of Saxe WeImar; Ms-- Gladstone, aud
cther members Of the Cabinet, several preiates,
members OF tie diplomatic corps, and many aris-
tecfatc and literary notablit1es. The Prince Of
Wales responded 10 toasts to the Queen and hlm-
SELF, and the UnEe Of Cambridge replied for the
amy and nayE-
MI. Motley answered 3 foast, To the President
OF the United Stafes and the American People,
Introducing, with agreeable effect, description
Of similar entertainment given in ISIS, bI the
Venetian A1nbassaaor, u London, when West,
Copfey, Stuart, Newton, Aston, and Leslie were
present. =
Nj Gladstone, replying to the toast compliment
arr to "let MatestFs Government aliuded to
the exalted character Of the exhibition, End cou-
gratulated the members Of the Royal Academy
thaI their rlaLorS wete unlike these OF the statesuan-
The woEks Of the statesman ended With the day,
while these Of the artist descended to all time.
The Archbishop OF York responded Tor the H.
vited gGcstE
ME Dickens replied for literature, In the
name Of the brethren and sisters OF that Eld, e.
rccia.ts the sisters. whose impending cn1anctpa-
tson won.d1sefNans G1ye them nezt year ihe Presi-
dent md n&rown dudcs- He paid d generous III
pEtc 10 the late Mr. Laclissc, for his personal
wOa n and excellence - 81 artist
Special services were held and mas celebrated
at the C7incltc Church, Westminster, today, for
the termination of the war between Erazil aud
Paraguay. The church was crowded with soush
Americans.
, 1870-05-02

amount Of these little pecuniasy testimonials
proper to be paid by tho consumer Of any given
article, to The shortrsighted being who has en-
tered upon tho buBiress Of producing it At .
higher cost than that for which it was a1raady
produced By another man over the water-
, 1870-05-02

Tnr md Feathers Cnsc-Ccnstis APP
pDiMtmenis.

ISpU NAroI1s, April so.-A Man b the 0ame p
Howard, from Htnois. has fled declaration Of
trct Court against thirtyelx citizens Of the ST.
Of Indiana al resja,ng In Lagrange County.
Ine tecls .aton charges them With haylrg, on
t1ken Howard into the woods near where he was
Stopping nj 1hc time, and. ait beating HIN IN q
rrncl ma"ncr. anplted cuat Of tar and feathers,
aud a'so rs Consequence, he IVES obliged to
abandon his. propest T., and tnat the outrage Tas
committed Witnopt any prpvocalion whatever.
Ho#a1d dt 1oacds s-0cGo Is f1A compensation.
The appeintmeut Of -Asststaat aatERals for
linking the census ts delayed considerably By q
false imprrsston II resa10 10 re m-nner Of AZ r
Supposed b almost ere,F ore that one assistaHss
will appointed In eoch to1nsy, and he appoint
his Own asss. ants, which Is not the case. The
State is divided into between 100 md 500 districts,
one assistant for each district.
, 1870-05-02

DRCssE1s, May 1.-The Belgian Chambers have
voted reduction OF duties on salt-1sh, and psp-
pose to reduce the rate Of postage.
, 1870-05-02

ATLANTA. Ga, May lin the House, ycstsr1aT,
the motion to reconsider the resolution seating
members who were not elected under the Recon-
structI0u ncts was aI0pte1-11 to e.
, 1870-05-02

BELGIUM.

LONDON, May 1.-The report that Seuano fn.
tends fo rcsgu the Spanish Regency is positively
t1:1f1lsIqcG.
, 1870-05-02
The Dayton Convcnt5on-Thc Dele.
1tMYex MT the SQidiEth, Homo

DAYTON, Anil -l-Ihe delegates to the Woman
Suffrage Convention t.sited the Soldiers Home
and were handsomely cntet.l'1cd- The veterans,
np.nbetjny one hu1ur@d, were addressed by the
President, MIS-. Butler, and otNcr ladies, and, as
nearly all Lhe speakers had rendered mercttul as
sfstance to .oldiers duiD3 the WEI, they we're c1-
Enthusiastically received
, 1870-05-02
FQBJY-EIRET CONGRESS.

WASH1KG1pH, Apri, I'd
SENATE
Not in sesslon-
Ho1;sE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
EECEsa rTOSIDKp FoK- .
IN motion Of Mr. ECHEECK II Eas agreed Il
adjourn On Thursday next 10 M0oda5.
PRIVATE HEr0R1S.
The 1np,ntrg hour was CONSUMED IN r:ata:s
, 1870-05-02

BALTIMORE, Aprl s0.--A number Of circus men
IN Eik1on, in thf~ Btn.c attacked hotsl, beat 4
constable. and had riot with the citizens, daring
WhIch William Randolph waa fatally stabbed bg q
negro.
, 1870-05-02

Death Of an Eminent Physician of
indianapolis.
IsprAxtroL,s, Nay 1.-D.. J. s. Bobbs, oae OF
f1le oldc:. end most eminent pnyslcIa1s IN the
West, died quito suddenly. .tc.lay Of pneumonia
He had been confined to his bed but few days
, 1870-05-02

E610hlXAti6n III WybThlhSs
CuETEssE, W., May 1.-SLxsy members OF
Heekess colony arrived here this ror. Ing,
route to Greeley, q new town on the D. +. lsai.-
read, nnT miles south OF here .
The weather is warm, clear, and pleasant
, 1870-05-02
DISSOLUTION.

The urdersieue3 wiu cnntirnb ths hu.inead at
old stand, No. 1by Sopsls Hst~r-st., nader tie nsl
TAFT Sun & CO.. who a.11e are authorized 70 I
The BUSINESS Of the old i'm. JOHN TAI
(.fIIt..I;n Ana Il - fa.ll IT. e., TAFT
, 1870-05-02
-: ~ -
H(1 e.;
Within theReachof all.


~ selling lot. y orr .dditioa t, Chi-a-o f,S
-. lhcse losa on Fe highest 1rpund a,'us Ehic4-
r. ny within thtEssfc hloeks Of the Cours Hp:s
, 1870-05-02
BLACK SILKS,
ct which they have full assortment Of every
grade and quality, at prices Euaran-
teed lower than they can be
bought elsewhere.

Good Black Gros Grain, imported
pure Silk, for $1.25 per yard.
Fine Black Cashmere Sublime Silks
VOL th Sc, for 81 per yard
Very cheap Black A1pacas, Of the
most popular and best known brands,
at less than market price. 4 good ar
ticle for 25c per yard, and all higher
grades in proportion.
Fine Lyons Roll Peplirs. all colors
worth $1.50 per yard, for 90c.
Very cheap English Poplins in all
tie most desirable shades and mix
tCres.
a beautiful line Of rich French eping-
lines from Loo up.
Double fold Alpacaa, spring shades,
Csc.
New Ribbons, sashes, Ties, Paraso1s,
and Dress Trimmings.
1000 real Maltese Lace Collars for
25c each.
Job lot Of imitation Valen. Lace Col
!ars, Lie each, worth 60c.'
~ White French Pi4nes Soc per I'D.
Bargains in Table Linens and House.
keeping Goods,
Cheapest Paisley Sfawls in the city.
, 1870-05-02

The firm cf A. 4. RASKlS 4 CO. is this day. di4
jHtjon. a. - RANKIN.
Chicago, April e. 1870. ID. r BKEARLEY-
The Commission husin:rs wifi be continued by th
under.iEnr It Lhe s,1ur IoratjoE liz LaSale-t,,
viii be rErscd II centil1e bn-fnr.e r.atians .It
tUtuera Of the tatc Elrn u 4 L. RANKIN r CO.
CAicuSn- April y, I'D .. R RREARf
, 1870-05-02

Governor Stevenson veSus Senator
McCrccry.
LOUISVILLE, Nav 1.-The ConriersJour11dl to-
MORROW will publish Governor Stevcnson's reply to
Senator McC1eery. TELLS three columns, compr!s-
ing his letter to Representative Joncs. nud docu-
meptAry evidence to sustain his Statements The
]l cumGnt ts one thai will excite nuch attention
ard general interest
, 1870-05-02
COMPREHENSIVE

The undersigned ha-c this day formed copartocr-
rhIp uuder the firm uAt,le VI BAIcHELLER J. BEN
TON 70 do general A:1,hcr business cthee and yard.
New Lumber District, IhFn0ptt, eoutl r Twenty
oudst Do'en-toMn otice, No - s4ath E:tssi. iooa1
!, up stairs. WEBSTER bATCHElLEH.
GEO. &. BE.irnS.
, 1870-05-02
DISSOLUTION.
CA r q.

The pattn:z.h:p hcrctn!pr2 g 's,cy between Joha
TAFT Il. c. TAFT. and 4. f. Fcniou, ti.- issie's-
der the frra pa<ne Gt TAFT, Sun l. CO, t. thi- =. dis
sp]rs11 by Hn1itaticz .fJIiS r., =.
CI1CAGO, AptI -, 1s1p- L. -TAts
, 1870-05-02
DRY GOQBS.
IRON GRENADINES, ETC.
FIELD,
& Co.
DRY GOUDS.

Arein receipt OF a splen-
did assortment of 3-4
and 8-4 Real Iron Gren-
adines from zoo per yard
to $3.50; 3-4 and 8-4
Florentines; 3-4 Byzan-
tines; 3.4 Genapines, a
new article; 80 and 8-4
Crepe Mantz; Mourn
ing Lawns and Cling.
hams; Veil and Trim
ming Grapes and full
lines Of Bombazines, Al
paoas, and Japanese
Silks, adapted for mourn
ing wear, and marked at
very low prices.
State & Washingt0n-st
, 1870-05-02

FIRES.

C1ScESNA1I, April 2a.--A number of cologcd citi-
zens occupied seats in the dress circle at Pa1epas
Drcra last night,
, 1870-05-02

The cc2artncy1hip ;e.ctofo1r existing between
6crzEnr3+ ls this dav dissolved hY nntua1 con4eut
party at duly aut,grszed to usc the firm raz.'
E1nicnt JOHN HOI >
Chicago. May 3, !5o- ts.A LS:I.As
, 1870-05-02

Our terms eaAy that pcr=on in rroi-yatA cir
eanttanec1 Izay invess and not fer c1nhsrrnss-
tsrnt i beitsr 70 aouhe Soar nnRc1 IL sineir yer
, 1870-05-02

DISSOLUTION.

The heretofore exiatng undet the 6Eu Of
RATCHELLEh R1CE !, III. day diss'xed b. sn..-
eettei by W. Batehccs, ths office Of Haichclir L
Ernton- r. BATEHEJLER.
CHICAGO. May IS:U, BYRON RICE.
, 1870-05-02

SutCIde.
BOSTON. April 30--ZeTah Colburn, an English
engineer formerly etlor OF the Lo1a1n Ealtsirer.
committed suicide at Belmont on Monday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
CHOICE kfkze W 80 e
PERFUMERY RY'S''" "yN"
PA1RonIzsD BY ALL THE WORLD.

ID INMEL'S IHLANG-IHLANG. WANDA, HEN
H us jockey Club. FangiPaus- aud other per-
fumes q exquisite fra zrauee-
RIMNEL'S Lavsuiar Water, distilled from Nit
cham flowers
RiGm=ls Toilet Vinegar, celebrated for its useful
aud sanitary properties
RfmusIs Extract Of Lime juice aui Glyesrins. the
best prsFaratiou for the hair especially in ~arm eli
mates.
RimmeIs Dugoug OIL Soap, perfuusi with Austria
Ian E1salyPtus-
Riu1si's Glyesrius, Honey, Windsor ani other
T1ie. Slzps-
RiumsI's Rose Water, Costume and Floral Crack
srs very auusiuZ for balls sui Farties-
RinneIs Violet. Rsss-saf. Rec, and otEsr Toilet
Powders
- A liberal allowance % shippers
EUGENE RIEMEL.
Perfursr n Z y The Primes n " als O. Srrand-
II Rsrrut street ami -. Clruhii- Loaill :
L. E11isva-i dss Itas1s Psris. Eui g, Stag
Road Bri-hrau-
- sold b al Psrfal-sry Feai1rz- T-ly6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TTEHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
sbsr- Cszpaay rave -.a azfErized = issars rfsEs
o. Cargo Freight and Treasure, tranz Hsn1lslz
% ali psrts e The N1ri1, azdyiee
Is-fsG n HAcEFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28

grEN CEAEEN,
2 ~ff4r
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

TTVHE Undersigned having been az
psstss Axe1ts n the shsEs CozspzsY are prefafst
l. iEf1rs fi.<s .inst FiEs sfos< Brick Bald
tnzs, aa4 MerehaadIse sr1Fs.l fA~rsiz- - tie
at fs7rzhss tsr- for ssz4iars zFFiy 80 q.
+iyt =. A sCHAEfEg 4 cf-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
INSURANCE NOTICES.
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON
ORGANIZE IN 1919.
READ WHAT OTHERS SAY OF us.

From the :. Spectator Of New York City we ex-
tract follows '' TIE New England Mutual stands
forth fitting type Of what u company should be
in regard % Its method Of business Seeking rather to
establish a reputation for stability and ,ouudness
than 20 preseu, novel and promising bu, untried and
unapproved features in underwriting; conducting al
the company affairs with the striciest economy and
adopting only those proved by experience to
be the wisest the directors Of the company have sue
ceeded in establishing for It reputation for reliability
sec1rd O. ro other similar oraniEation the country.
Yet great i. the degree Of caution manifested in
the adoption Of every new measure. the company Is
conducted IN manner fully in unison with the pro
zressive spirit of the age As regards its dealings
With policy holders, few companies liberal
and honest
'' The business ofthe New England Mutual Is con-
ductet in the most economical and able manner its
terms liberal ami just it has been uni
form and extended and iis perfect rsiil5iiyaH safety
the natural consequences attendant upon the posses
sion Of such features aud which should be the great
desiieratam with insurance company, are IN no
iastIHcs srcsfisd-' ~
For further particulars please call upon
n CASTLE & COOKE,
G3ose Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

VyHE UxDERsIGsED, AGENTS Of the
above Cepaay ksse t~~z anfh1rfzef faszrs risks
- Cargo. Freight sad Treasure, b Coasters,
fr HsalEIz q al srs n ths ssssish 61s5, ass ne
sIys n HAcEFELD 4 co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
SAN FRANCISCO
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

gNyHE UNDERSIGNED having been sp-
II patsd Agznfs Sr TIE FFzlsisc1 Bar5 q U1fer-
ErIrers- qTisIE-- the
California Insurance Company,
Merchants Mutual VI "a rfne Ins. CO.,
Paetae Insurance Company,
California LIOsd'sr and
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Be- saEe fnfrl Masters = and the rahc gene
rally that al fss 4 Fzss and Carz fnsrs5 by sifhsr
q TIE sF- fcnpz1ss- zzsin.r p=ris q the and
otasr rks- AZ the sadsisA Islands ufH
e F-ri1@5 bT thsr-
I-sz II HACEFELD 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-12-28
Insurance Notice.

NtHE AGEET FOE THE BRITISH For
u ezl N4-ins f.ssrznce ssEarszy 1xalits5i- kaa
e<tF-4 fnsfs1erhsrs resce he fsfee q I1ssrs1ee
b-ss-en sa1lz al PFfs "a a. P1cs1e anE ssx pre
Flsss . zszs eice. n IL L>E>a Rsfss wh s,s-lz
resar-ic1 - Essizk. rsr sfes1zrs-
IHE0 n. DATIFs
25ys <Ss-f Brs1 Fsy. Gsr. Lzs. o. lLf@aed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MonRow.-We
note the following special appointments
First Baptist Church.-Rev. K. McGone-
gal, Of New York, at11 A. NJ.
Fulton Bqptsst.-Rev. P. B. Reynolds at
II A. M.
Broad-Street Methodist.-Rev. James A.
Duncan, D. D., at II A. M. and P. NJ. 81,
Centenary Methodist.-Rev. c. II. Hall, Of
Petersburg, at II A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ. Union
meeting of fSunday schools OF Richmond and
Episcopal Church South at 3h 2. M.
st. Marks English Lutheran at
II A. NJ. The ordinance Of baptism will be
conferred upon number of children.
Nicholson Street Methodist t.-Rey. Robert
A. Armistead at II A. N. and 7.45 P. N.
Oregon Hill Methodist.-Rey. F. A. Stro,
ther at II A. NJ. and Rev. ?. Archer al
7.45 P. NJ.
Sidney Methodist.-R p. Archer at l!
A, NJ. and Rev. f. A. Strother at 7.45 ?: N
Sycamore (Disciples')-serviees at IL A
M. and 2. NJ. Elder John A. Dearborn
pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

MAYORS COURT, FRIDAY-Mdyor ElEyson
presiding.-The following cases were dis.
posed of by his Honor
Ella and Lizzie Austin, charged with un'
lawfully trespasslng upon the premises and
using abusive language to NJ. Roach, and
did attempt to strike her with stick OF
wood. Admonished and dismissed.
Edmond Thomas, charged with threaten.
ing to assault and beat A. NJ. Duke. Dis.
missed.
Elizabeth London and Fanny London,
charged with cursing, abusing, and threat.
ening to beat, the child of Frederick Conkle
Case dismissed. .-...
Eliza Jones, charged with unlawfully
taking and stealing quantity of wood the
property Of John NJ. Smith. Case dismissed
n. Shultz, charged with setting fire to the
house Of Il. Briggs, and destroying $40C
worth of goods. Continued until 7th.
Thomas Lightfoot (coloredl, charged with
robbing George Dick of a part of a gun-car-
riage valued at 800 Continued casc). Sent
on to be indicted by the next grand jury
term of tine Hastings Court. May 9th.
William Duke, charged with unlawfully
keeping and exhibiting gaming table
called faro-bank, and did cheat and defraud
G., Freeman out of two gold watches and
two chains valued ut Sl0O. Case continued
until 7th, and bailed in the sum Of $500.
Adnie Carter (eolored), charged with
stealing iron from the Danville Railroad de.
nat. The property of the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works. Dismissed.
Charles Freeman, charged with keeping
and exhibiting game called faro. Recog:
nized in the sum of $500, and continued
until 7th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
METEoRoLoGICAL.-The following is me
neurological table for the month of April,
from observations taken in this city:

April !, % deg.-Afisty; wind northeast.
April ., 4E deg.-Cloudy; wind north.
Apri! 8, d 5deg.--Rainy: wind northeast.
Aprn q, 81 deg. Rain, snow, and hail A. NJ.
Wind northeast a. NJ, northwest Z. NJ.
April g. % deg.-Snow ana rain during the day
wind nOI thwesf.
April G, 43 des.-CloudY; wind northwest.
AIril :: as deg.-Cloudy a. NJ, clear z. NJ.
April ), IS deg.-Clcar; wind changeablc north
Wcs. and southeast. e.
april Q, % 4cg.-Cloudy; wind south A. NJ,
April 10, So t!eg.--Rain wind cast A. NJ, north
east i. M.
April II, 55 deg. Cloudy A. NJ, clear r. NJ.
wind northeast.
April lo, IS d g.--Clcar; wind north.
April IL, SO deg --Clear: wind north.
April II, 55 deg.--Ccar; wiud southwest.
April Is, o. dcg.--Clear; wind changcaolc, west,
north. and east
April le, 81 deg Cloudy A. NJ, rain T. NJ;
wind east.
hpriI II, so deg Rain morning and night; wind
southwest A. H., southeast L. n.
southwest A. NJ, west 7. N.
April TO- 43 dsg.-Eatny; hall 2. M.; wind north
west A. NJ, north Il. NJ.
April 20, IS deg. --Raiu; wind southwest A. NJ,
northwest T.. ~.
Aprl.2l, 81 dcg.-Rain; wind northwest.
April q, So dcs.-Clear; wind northwest A. NJ,
April %. 81 deg.--Clcar wind northwest A. d.,
east L. NJ.
April "a, IS deg.--Clear; wind northeast A. NJ.
southeast p. NJ.
April IS, 60 deg CLEAR; wind southwest A. NJ,
northeast L. NJ.
april 90. so leg.--Clcar; wind northwest A. M.
south p. NJ.
April ~. 55 dcg.-Ccar wind southwest.
April .S, is deg.-Ccar; wiud southwest.
April 20. 10 dcg.-Raiu; wind southwest \. NJ,
northeast Il. II.
April 80, so deg. - Clear wind north.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
Bear in mind that M1su1En,s Hrrp n,rrrn

Bear In mind that MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs
| Is skllIully compounded free from Injurious com.
ponent parts. agreeable to the taste and destruc.
| tive to disease. II you detect any change from
The natural functions of your system, no matter
how trivial or where located or IL disease has al
ready entrenchcd ITSELF the really true and relia.
bic remedy In either case is MIsHLER's HERB
BITTERS. This assertion is based upon what we
know IT VIII do In relieving, curing, and warding
OF disease. For want of space we cannot detail
the diversified uses OF this Btfers, but its general
effects upon the human system are to purify the
blood and secretions, correct morbid changes in
the blood, equazc Its circulation, enrich its con-
stituents ami regulate its supply; 1t imparts VI
tality and elasticity to every organ; overcomes
all functional arrangements; assists In the pro-
cess OF digestion; creates healthy appetite; pre-
vents and cures misasmatic and intermittent
frvcrs, dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous head
ache, kidney affections, and reyiyes the physical
energies by infusiug new life and power into the
system. :. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

MANCHESTER ITEMs.-Circuit Court The
Circuit Court of Chesterfield meets to-day.
Among the cases Of interest to be tried is
that of Willis, of Manchester, indicted for
the murder Of James Rogers.
Radical Orgdnfzatt0n.-The white Re-
publicans of the town, half dozen or there
abeuts in number, had meeting on Thurs
day night at the Town Hall and took steps
for obtaining the township Offices. No Con-
seryatiye citizen should be led astray by
this movement. -
-BaH.-The Old Dominion Base Ball
Club have elected the following officers !:
President, James Hart ); Yice-P President,
Isaac Bell; Secretary, George Fitzgerald !;
Treasurer, John Robinson Directors,
Thomas Wellington, Alexander Blunt,
John starke, Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07

MARSHALL WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB
At meeting of the club on Thursday eve
ming Mr.. D. {. Richards, first vice-presi-
dent, presided. After the usual routine OF
business, the chairman laid before the meet
ing resolution of Madison Ward asking
that the presidents of the different clubs APP
point a committee Of seven to a general
conference committee, with the endorse
ment of the president that he had appointed
the committee as requested in the said reso-
luton, and respectfully asked the concur
renee of the club. - l. . x
After considerable discussion the subject
was laid upon the table with the under
standing that it would receive special con.
sideration at the next meeting.
Mr.. D. G. Richardson rendered his resig7
nation as superintendent Of the ward, which
was accepted, and Henry Metzger was
elected to fill the vacancy.
The club elected Mr. James H. Peay,
ST.. challenger for Springfield district,
and Mr. Robert Kerso for Rockets district.
The club adjourned to meet Of the Has
kins building, in Rockets, Monday evening
next at 8 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-07
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 8, 1870.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY g. 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mcr-
chanuise and passengers, Harveys Williams.
schoonersJ j; Rapp, Gale, and Sea Bird, Ho-
Schooner Emma 2. Douglas, Ellis, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Rehecca Secor, -, Philadeiphia,
coal. ...
Sloop Sophie, Coleman, James river, grain.
SAILED. -E
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passen gers, l.. Il. Tatum.
steamer A Afbemarle, Roberts, New York mer-
chandlse and passengers, w. C. Dunham & Go.
Steamer Albert Mason, Rose, New York, rail-
road ties, Curtis Il Parker.
MEMORANDA,
WEST POINT, May 6.-Arrired steamer State oil
Maryland, Reynold, Baltimore, merchandise anC
passengers, York River Railroad Company, ant
sailed On return. -.@. FL -a H. 7.
.PHlLApELPHIA, May A-.Cleared, schooner j.
Fl. Marvel Qutllan, for Richmond.
NEW YORK. May 5.-Cleared, schooner j. H
Lockwood. sharre.t for Richmond. In port,
schooners willow Harp, Davis, and A. +. Cram.
ner, Cramner. loading Tor Richmond.