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The union Democrat., 1870-04-16

The long sought right will for him have a
long and sharp thorn. 1t will clearer than
sever show him the distance between himself
and the Caucasian for, l still retain enough
of the old Democratic leayea to believe that
the negro as a race is the white mans and
even the Cainaman's 5 Inferior as to Intellect.
The latter can point back to his nation over
'tae sea: nation os invention. art and ltera-
ture, all of which were evolved out of itself
not initiated. The Negro can po:o, to Moth
ing of the kind. He had generation after
generation Of freedom in tue Northern States.
60 make something mere &C himself than a
haet black a waiter o. barber: he did not do
II: there seems rot the creative power in the
race 10 do it. :ie has had more encourage
ment aad protection ta advance than any 9th.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-16
TIE H0USEKEEPER'S FRIEND.
n. cRAMER,S PATENT
Washing Machine
6yOMnrNFs ALL TuR pIFFERENr

VI
~ practicable modes of washing that be invented.
IT'S chief exceencies tlat il works easy and Goes s
work we'll. 1t has Cyn Ter n inches in Diameter -
inches wide that hangs in an angular box that works
with levercrank. On the periphery OF this cyindrr
lines at beyel edged buckets similar to wafer snee
the lines running parallel each oier 81 arranged that
the cylinder revoves back and forward oDe line
and carries the and the other dscharges Nv
ANY desired motion may be given rs To asn hinse;
Wiring. boil steam. The bottom OF the box Is me'si
lined in the bottom is galvanized iron Stove or fur
mace. with pipe at back extremity
The box being supplied with water iiie kndsa ~ INC
stove the clothes be waSh" beng placed IN the cy
der AMI set in notion nothing but seeing can co"vcc
persons how speed easily and cheeply clothes Washing
that aborious branch of domestic dfudgey can oe
perfhrmed ~.
Patented Anr S1st sni Nov. 16.h. 1Sce. These Me-
chincs now for sale and may be seea IN operation -
my horse.
Sy- Evervbolv sbou,i see these wonderful Machines
State and County rights Tor sdi Address,
III. CRAWER,
Corner o Pine and LInoerg Streets. three becks "s~
Of Wells Fargo & Ga. SouDfa, California
Nrca 18th, 1ss0.--r
The union Democrat., 1870-04-16

SosoRA LoDGE No. 10.
Daniel Sewell, "A. Freund, Wv. Boyle
TUoLuNyE T.opGE No. 81.
A. D. Beauyais, Ed. Parson, G. Hudson.
MouNT noRgR LoDGE No. SIS.
J. A. S. Trout L. Mudock, A. Bulerdick.
Yo SEMIrE LODGE No. o..
J. Sargent. James ]. Lumsden, ". Hubbard.
BALD MOUNTAIN ENcAMPNEyr No. 4.
C. II Randall. W. l.. Sears, /. J. Potter.
KNIGHTS FERRY LoDGE No -
A. p. Bartlett. j. Il. Horsley, P. Englehart.
MOUNTAIN Brow Lopez No. 81.
George Hanna, s. Pitman, j. +. Sears,
J. X. Reitz, l.. Mayer, c. ID. Cutting.
FEOOE MANAGERS.
s. NJ. Miller, NJ. Bacon, r. NJ. Lampson
Music by Chirese Camp BRASS & STRING BAND,
j. X. Rei;z Leader.
TIcKErs, terclusice Of Supper,) 50 90.
Chinese Camp, March 10, 1s7o-6w
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laws, and to punish crimes against The
Same, attfstss the same thing. BY that
act ntmerous, and. before 1Inheard Of,
Offences are created, and penalties. de.
nounced against applicants for naturali-
zationi and the friends. who shall assist
them, upon the presumption that this
class arc a set Of natural fborn perj1rers
andFl subornefs, whose, tendency TO
crime must be repressed by unusual
and Findictiye legislation !; while the terms
OF the law are as vague, sweeping, and obs
scure, that the most wary may well fear
to apart new constitutional rights, or TO
assist their friends In doing SO, lest they
be entrapped as victims of persecution in
the Federal Courts, His false and prepos-
ferrous assumption to have been the g 1u.
th0rR Of the Homestead provision Id the
State constitution proyokes rfdicule and
exeites contempt. Neither;by character, iTl-
fiuence, or political ability is he tit to be the
Representative of this district IN Congress
q Judgment which we invoke on him from
all respectable people, without distinction
of party. =, lt s'7'
g. That we present as u candidate for
Congress in this district James a. Cox, re-
commencing him for bis virtues as man
and q citizen, his manners and bearing as
a gentleman, and his ability to represent in
Congress as they should be represented the
whole. people of the district !; and we pledge
ourselves to use all honorable means to In
sure his election. -. - 1.1s' '.S2S's,. {"
After passing the customary resolutions
of thanks the Convention adjourned SINE
die, -:# -. gs,s.4. u i
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GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN AsIA-Orer
Three Thousand People KiHed.-A cor
respondent of the London Times writes
from India:
"The Roman Catholic Bishop of Batang,
on the confines of Thibet, China, and Bur
nah, sends to India terrible account of
an earthquake in that region, affecting an
area of one hundred and eighty by ninety
miles. The event occurred on the 18th of
April, and his last letter is dated the 30th of
5tay. Considering that the missionaries
there can communicate only by Shanghai,
the transit of the letters has been rapid.
Last year, it may be remembered, there
was very destructive earthquake in the,
in one sense, adjoining British district of
Cachar. A shock at five in the morning
and stronger shock at noon were followed
at sunset by an earthquake which leyeled
the whole town, and killed or bruised half
the population. The missionaries escaped
to their garden, and only one of their SER
wants perished. The large and splendid
Lamaserai, inhabited by three thousand
Lamas, fell with crash.
"The Chinese official reports, which DR..
Chauveau tells US are little exaggerated,
estimate the loss of human life ut 413 Lama
priests, 81 soldiers, and 2,S12 common peo-
ple.' A series OF earthquake shocks were
felt as far as sPungmonstang, where Mir. L. I.
Cooper met suer Suggutsing, the Nepaulese
Ambassador, in 1863. The village and many
others are destroyed, and 30 many of the
authorities and the soldiers have been buried
under the ruins of their houses that rob-
bers, like wild beasts, run eyerywhere.' To
conclude, in the bishops own words, tthe
imperial highway from Pekin to L'HaSsa
seems, and Is said to be now, totally im-
practicable near kong-dze-tin by the fall of
a mountain and the sudden upheaying of a
new oue,'"
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AUCTIoS SALES rrrrs DAY.

'THOs. W.hEESEE will sell mt 40 AM. au as
:. sortmcnt of household furniture, SC. $3.50
a. c. PULLIAM will sell n, l. O'Clock NJ. 400 acres
of valuable farming aud timber land in Chez
terfeld county.
LEE & GoDDIN WIN sell ut 81 O'Clock P. NJ.
''foplar Grove,'' situated about three miiss
from Richmond. ,s.zsIs.@ =tas si ~
CRU q WILLIAMS viii sell at ~ O'Clock p.
N. a neat brick, tent ment on the north side OF
Cherry street, between Dover aud Cumberland
streets. =.
". GoDDIN win SCH at o'clockP. NJ. a .beauti-
full residence, located on Grace sthstrects.
j. APPxRS IN will ser st 3 O'Clock p. NJ. q
Bslusble, lotcorner Of Clay and 2o.h streets.
COOK g. LAUGhTON win sell st 10 O'Clock the
ss coai-Yard and scales at the coai-yard Of w. s.
= Pitcher. -.
j. D. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at loI O'Clock
groceries, liquors, &c.
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THE OYSTER Wharf.-The Excitement al
Crsfeld.-[Special Correspondence Of the
Baltimore American. j Crisfeld, Oct. T.
There is nothing new to report In the diff
Guilty regarding the boundary line. The eX-
citement among our people is unabated, and
they demand that Virginia shall redress the
outrages her authorities have perpetrated.
The families Of the men imprisoned at
Drummondtown have the sympathies OF
the community. Gov. Walker has been in
formed OF the action of the magistrates at
iously awaiting his answer.
The "oyster navy" has arrived. Oh
course the Virginia navy is not in the Vi.
cinity. '7 -
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DECLARATION OF. Principles,

Mr. p. Fl. Starke, of Richmo nd, offered
the following resolutions, which were una
nimously adopted:
The superintendents and assistant SUPER
intendents and delegates representing the
Conservative party in the third Congress
sional district, assembled in convention at
the instance OF the Conservative State COM
mittee, do resolve :z.r!g,@ = ,ir@s t'hsf.s55h
| /. That we, feel the great Importance Of
teleeting to the Congress OF the United
States representative Of the district ac-
ceptable to the people generally, and quail
| fed BIZ character aud politicai ablitfF 10
represent their interests with dignity and
effect. j
member, is not such Q presentatiSe, noe
| is he, liz the Judgment OF this Convention,
acceptable to the rejecting and coaslde defate
of those who elected him, who are opposed
to the rule Of itical prcscsips TO ygiiich
| he adheres, and condemn the partisan
maIicnity which alone made him con-
spicuous In Congress. The siawiess and
ldespotic incarceration of q citizen by
fthe House. OF Representa- effected py
/ his means, to ayenge his injuries IN
a street ibfawi in no way involving his
lrepresentatige character, proves him to
| he fnsensibls TO the rights and mites OF
tEAmeriean citizenship, and deserves fhe re, !;
Ihnke OF patriots and good men oil sail "
parties His aHpport of the klata iasx, . 0t
Congress sto amend the l,atarahSallon
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ERESH ARRIVALS.

ERESH ARRIVALS.
The undersigned begs to call the attention Of
buyers 20 his entirely FRESH STOCK OF DRY
GOODS now in store and receiving. II Is conf
dealiy believed that no stock superior to it has
been exhibited in this market slice the war. 1t
has been selected with great care, and with special
reference to the wants Of this community.
We Invite particular attention 10 the following
lines OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABRICS,
which ws are prepared TO exhibit IN large quanti-
ties and great variety:
MOURNING GOODS (ofevcry descrip;ion}in in
ALPACAS
BOMBAZIEES
REPS
DTTOMANS,
TAMIsE CLOTHS,
MOCsELlNS,
MERIN0E, SC.
In DRESS GOODS our stock Is really attrac-
tive, embracing all of the LATEST NOVEL
TIES and Will bs sold as low as similar goods Can
be bought anywhere.
We call special attention TO our large assoft-
ment of CLOAKINGS in Velvet, vclveteens,
Cloths sc. Also, CL0AKS (ready made ond In
great VARIETY and magnificent line Of Shswls.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, for men and boys,
Of both foreign and domestic manufacture;
MERITJ UNDERWEAR for ladies aud gentle
men;
FLANNELS, CALICOES, LINSEYS,
BRONX aud BLEACHED COTTONS,
IRISH IlSENS,
HOSIERY.
HANDKERCHEFS,s
GLOVES,
REAL and IMITATION LACEs,
EMBROIDERI Es, sc.
stock is CDmGlcg In n6rticu-
lar and ". cordially Invite an eZaDin s:lon by all
III want CT FIRST class goods at the lowest possible
figures. JOHN \. WOoDFiH,
llt7 Main street.
L. S.-Mcrchants visiting this city are invited to
examine our stock and be con7iuced that we will
supply their wants ct northern jobbing rates.
sc 70 I'm j. n. WOODFIN.
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MANCHESTER NEws.-On Saturday the en-
terprising firm of Stacy s. Brothers, at the
City Mills, commenced operations, obtain
ing water from the dam in the canal In front
of their establishment. 1t Is not t,supp0sed
that they can continue as the dam must he
demolishedt to perfect other Improvements
and repairs. ..~ q '.S ';l 4a2
The County Court Of Chesterfield meets
on Monday. On the same day the County
Convention meets at the courthouse to
nominate officers. The Manchester dele
gates are William P. Kidd +. G.. Ruifin,
Jesse Rice, A. c.. Brands, st. C. Watkins,
John Smith, G. W.Tolby, a. B. Woolridge,
John Moore, John d. Baird, Charles Nc
Nair, r. S. Whitehead.
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DRY ssoODs.
EHESH ARRIVAL OF

ESEssHI, sI,f ARRdyAL \ RI a, s,,!s OF ,.x .ooo,s
AT JULES SYCLE,s,
ptS Main street, second door FROM corner eth st
am reeeisins by every steamer large lots OF
every d. scription OF DRY GOODS and FANCY
GOODS which are selected with the creates, care
especially for This market and bought ut the low
est cash prices:
Dress Goods o: every description;
FiunrcSs Cloth In Su coors, frnu, co 10 7sc.;
Fsrnch MeriooS, in all shades;
sNl,d-cn,orca Alpaca at &c, very cheap;
KnSlsa Crown Foplin. 30, IS. ana tec., entirely
pa!d Popl,ns ct S2s> :; great hsrgain;
Irish and French Foplin. in greai variety;
Ottoman Cloth and Reps;
houSlio pelaine at 3oc.:
Sia ( Ipacas- from 2sc- upwards:
MowrGnS Goods in great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
81 Blcschci Cotton al i2tc, the best In the city
CAlfr,e, at I@sc., and IA low aSSc
Brown Cotton ri s:---rcrv good NJ i2lc.;
10 a>hc,tirGs al reduced prices.
CSnton ElSnnel nj iSc. per yard --
SHAWLS AND CLEANING.
Chinchtlia CIoakius In the lstest designs;
Long : nj square Broche Shswts:
Mcullcu Shiwls. from 81. IS upwards.
Misses Snswie, all sizes, from 75c. upwards;
Black silk We've, Warranted pure silk, for Cloak
XesvrESns, all colers, at the loves; prices:
White hlSnBcl ~ &c. rer SSTG
Cass,marCS, CLOTH. DoeskiEs, GasSinctts, TO suit
Mcu'S md Boys wear:
lar.c 10, OF Blankets, white and colored, at re
Gucrd prices -s
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
AsT<~!ilrs QGtits,
Napkins anh DoyleS, FROM 75c. per doz. upwards
Table iisnla' Ks from SOC, upwaTts:
HcStcry and Gloves
SSsh Ribbon, In great variety and latest Sty les;
Velvet Einbon, all widths
Toe d"2. Linen Cambria II .ndSe.chiefs d; &C. icl
Gozsn;
leo do. ,uIto at zoe. psr dozen
la 10. dt 10 81 SIC ger do2eG.
Wo csilkpccisl attention 50 our stock Of Gent:
Furnishing Goods which IS always complete.
All we U$k IS q call and examination OF ons
st"ck. end you viii ind th, right good: Il. the
riy.!f prices. tall soon. il lCS slCLF,
oc3 "a; Broad street, I'd door below eth
closed Wednesday, Or:oh9r 5sh. on account o!
holiday
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The FREE-BRIDGE QUEsTI oE--WHA1
MANCHESTER PRoPosEs.-We published on
Saturday the proposition Of the committee
of our City Council in relation to the pro.
posed free bridge between Richmond and
Manchester. That proposition, the prime
condition Of which was the annexation OF
Manchester, was on Friday night laid before
the committee On the part OF Manchester,
at meeting held at the Office of Captain
William L Clopton. There were present
Thomas 81. Wynne, II. L. Kent, Charles l..
Todd, Charles T. Davis, and James E. Rid
dick, Of Richmond. and p. 9. Mckinney,
William L. .Clopton, and W. G. Taylor, OF
Manchester. Mr. Mckinney was called to
the chair. 81, -. sH. a..
Mr.. Wynne then presented the PROPOSE
tion Of his committee, with q few expIana-
tory remarks. - .Gass
| Mr. Taylor, on the part of the Manchee-
ter delegations said he had no written pro-
position to make, but made a verbal state
nlent iof the views of his associates and OF
the people Of the town. The committee,
he said, were decidedly In favor of Rich
monRs proposition, and many OF. the think
ing citizens of Manchester were of the same
mind but the majority were undoubtedly
opposed to annexation. 1tff9t
Mr.. Kent rejoined that the Richmond
committee were not disposed to insist upon
the letter of their proposition, but had
merely submitted 1t as e basis of action.
ANY portion Of 1t might be modified to suit
the views Of the parties in Interest,"
The joint committees then adjourned, and
on the same night the proposition was sub
uitted to the trustees OF Manchester. The
result is shown in the following report: 2
70 Thos. II. Wynne,, Esq, Chairman, &c.
SIR: We would respectfully report that
we, last night, reported to the trustees OF
The town of Manchester the proposition
submitted to us by the committee of the
Common Council Of the city Of Richmond
on the question Of aid to the town of Man.
chester In erecting bridge across James
river, between the two places, and that
said proposition was unanimously rejected
We now submit on the part of said trus.
tees Of Manchester the following PROPOSE.
ton: ...s-r = I'm.
Q.)$ The city of Richmond to contribute
| one-half the fund necessary to build thu
| said bridge. i, ~ .rs,s
(2) The town Of Manchester to contribute
the other half. .e.u ,s
| (3.J Each party to guarantee the payment
| undertaken by the other. .e.
az The Joint fund to be expended alt
managed under the direction of join
commission Of the two municipalities.
l5.l The bridge TO be declared absolutel,
toll-free from its completion, except 81
much as may be necessary to pay tolls II
the event OF non-payment Of the principa
of the debt that may be incurred In build
ing it. -r
(8.) The site to be determined by q join
commission, as aforesaid. Il,
As there will exists a necessity 0famendin!
the present charter, In case the enterprls
shall; become Joint undertaking, and th'
General Assembly is expected to adjourn
on The 9Th proXimo, we would respectful.
request early action on the above. ~
.. . p. d. MCKINNEY, Chairman.
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Charles Martin, B. w. Hughes, j. z.
Young, Thomas Branch. ID. Lille, j: r.
Anderson, +. r. Glasgow, G. P. Prescott,
n. 10. Osborn, BID. Barbour, G. w, But
ton, and j. G. ELL, are the Nirgfnlans placed
mon committees in the Southern Conf
merciaf Convention, now in session ut Clsl- illl
cinnatr. t Z ~ sssi ISL
The English Opera Comp paay opened the
winter campaign In Chicago on Monday
night before crowded anti -bri isliafft asidis
feree. giving 9. Troyato 2 with Mira. Rteb-
isi9s.B Bernard, Mrs. zcl Ida SegIin, MT. Gas-
tIs1 and Nr. Laurence IL the principal parts.
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p DaPARTURE OF AMERICANS FOR :EGEPT.-
The American officers who sailed for Egypt
in the early spring, finding their reception
by the Government there so cordial, and
the. land af Egypt 80 promising, hayin2 {
sailed from New York on Thursday, IN the
steamship Batavia. Among them were
Mrs. General C. p. Stone, Miss Stone, and
three children; Mrs. General Rhett, Mis-:
Rhett, and Master Rhett;; Mrs. General
Reynolds, and Mrs. Colepel Frank sRey.
uolds and son. '.' ~. u Y, :: = Z { ,,.s.
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{ a<>.- tEEE
EoLicE ovGr--ss sssstice u. Vaite pre-
sra., sna ~ "a. Y: Lowe shargea with 9Dsiruct.
,,gsnau s.s pas,lses u Ihonias y: r0iiock ana
.5an 3,,restaa isnsnage 70 mms ana aitt
;ron ~ ssliAs l..in WIN DIT oi is
nm, o,vs. ,,.,.,. q. I.
M M sauc II sof assa aiia beatang
Aars. n.na :. ~ ~ 4 4;
9eas tcliAl eu Win assauiting
and StEiKlnng Lowe !. "a = .5s.s I.
Itne above snIee cases were the upsnot o.
an uns,icsesai n!, aeps = on sne part OF i1ss
conceIIieu W nsn are ~. tssaSsapiy
,inder me same TOOL; at,e nes .. asmarss-
el9n Wnlcn sepasaeeeu ;e ivy a pattass mere
oIten Inc cause " ,t1 J,sspu.s, aaI n,,aiiy
regular game OIL sain1y IN, IN yous Own Own
sioe Was lna q al a. Y 10y ~
skirInh was cafrlea oa ll sle ssli nns
continued UP 10 tne nEst noofs MIs: - Eol-
lock having Deen attacKed py Mf; LsVsse.
A Juvenile wlsbess statea Ehat i1Is. sO,sgck
was ~ the basement neara y ,s laeass ]. :.
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Z H0NoRABLY DIsoHARGED.-Wyatt John.
son, the colored man who was SO unfortu.
nate as to be suspected as IN escaped con-
vict, and has been detained for some time
by the officers of the law, was discharged
on Saturday by the Police Justice. Wyatt
proved by Captain Cunningham, and other
very respectable witnesses, That he had been
engaged in working for them since 1853,
and had always been implicitly trusted with
their property, and had always come fully
up to the requirements of an honest and
faithful servant. 55.St !lst1 tit 5s3Hsi 20 Y
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L ATTRACTIVE! ENFERTAINMENT.--Th In
troductory lectures before the Schools OF
Law and English Of Richmond College, by
Professors Green and Curry, viii be deliv-
cred tonight in the Graee-street Baptist
Church, commencing o ef sna at at ~ ,h +. u. The
turn out in large numbers to greet DR..
Green In his new role as d teacher of law. T
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WHAT DID ITp-Lyon's, Kathsfron mads my
hair soft, luxuriant, and thick and y hagan's Mar
nolia Balm changed thtt sallow complexion into
The marble beauty you now see This is cmphstt-
cally the Language or all who use these articles. A.
fine head Of hair snd q ,efned complexion are She
greatest attractions a woman can possess. The
Kathairon and Magnolia Balm are jast what VIII
give them to you, aud uothipB else will. The Balm
is the bloom Of youth. IL nlskessa lady OF thirty
appear but tweuty. Both articles a5c. eatireiy
harmless and very pleasant. They shaules be In
every lady,s possession. ut =; .s.s:s At5y i
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF EDucArIoN.-The
Board Of Education of Virginia held Q
meeting last Friday night and appointed
the following gentlemen county superin-
tendents Of schools William Wolfe, Bu-
chanan and Wise Colonel j. Lucius Davis,
Buckingham; B. A. Hancock, Chesterfield;
John X. Mason, Greensville and Sussex !;
DR.. J. N. Powell, Henrico; John W. Wild
man, Loudonn DR.. 2. $. Dance, Powha-
tan !; Edgar 3. Macon, Princess Anne Maj.
J. v. Fulkerson, Russell; j. D. Thomas,
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HE MEDICAL CoNvENrfoN.-The commit-
tee appointed to make arrangements for the
State Medical Convention consists OF Drs.
u.s.. Welford, a. Snead, C9akley. Howell
Thomas, and John U.. Upshur. The names
were iileorrec city reported In the papers yes
terdag IL s5y; asi3 :ss4 t.lsi js ssAs
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$500 REWARD offered by tho proprietorof Dr.
sAGE's CATARRH Remedy for n case OF, cataSrh
which he cannot cure. Sold by druggtats or
by mail. Sixty cents Pamphlet giving synE-
toms and mode Of treatment, sent free. Address
DR.. RgY. PIERCE, Buffalo, N.sYasTis ~ u
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HusT1sas CouRr, SArURDAY4Ju6gs Gai.
gon presiding. George Walton was cod
victed of stealing two horses, thaproperty ]
Of A. Coyner, of Augusta county, and sent ,
to the pcnitentialy for five years: s5; I,
this morning. Y 80 -'ss et.sat1s
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Mr.. Rouss has sent rs .perfeas avalanche Of
suction bargains. He sends us by lust steamer
f!egaLt AIPa CA POpIINe, 10 sell at CSC.
TReSCH ALPACA POPLINS. to sell ct 3?3c.:
PLAID $40 STRIPED ALPACA ftPLIAS, ut
20 cents:
Ar.L.W DEL AINFS. st 37c.;
kcs; / LIasM COL FLEShFLS, Csc:
HACK SI-PACA, worth 6Qc., 1t 3ISc.;
:LA<SE.,.S sll kinds. cclors. aid descriptions
ti;>'art 0P" Rt FLASEEL, AGc.:
"a OK snt WHITE SHa W:.3. ~orth II, al SO. 80;
-iltWLS. cBA WIS, al sludJ:
LINEN nlAP* L, worth 80. St S2.sa;
t-*f1p& DIAPER, with -. a. sl.5t
AtL-WG0L CASSIMERkS. worth 81, III roc.
tNEDESIC X SBU + G. CASsIHEREs,
Elegant CLQTHS snd CASSIM EaRS.
: be prettiest HOOP-SktRIs, worth 81 al soc.
Large 6ishSkiLlES sPRtAD:, worth S.,
d: N2.a@ -
Hi.ANnETs BLANKETS. BLANKETS:
y mil rtock of DuMESIICS nj factory prices =;
hc hanis0lnest fRrAl@ n th> cay
Gt - 5H: -
Very hands some j srASEcE SWIrCBfS;
! he rest CARPETS IL the city at 49,: .-,
Ladc-' l.l%EN COLLARS, &C. LAEE StiS7
IS cents: LACE COLLARS, l2T. ladies',
Inisses'. and gents B9ITlsH EOelERI
Nisees' BALN0RAL II Sc. 2Ss.
NJ GLOVES from soc. to f.. oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-10

core. Go1NG! GONE! faster than the auc-
tioneer's hammer knocks down the merchandise
neglect disposes OF the teeth BID, therefore for
that prize Of life perfect set, by brushing them
regal sr1y with S0zoDoNT.
"SPALD1NG's GLUEn has now taken the place
OF all Clements and Mucilages. E SiE Gsf1st