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I'D TIKI LADIES'.
De. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies'. VINO
aeeG medical adviser, to can ct his rooms, No. Il
Preee Street, which they vii find arranged fo7 theiI
especial accomxr edation. =
DE-. HIS Eclectic henOvating Medicines are nnriyal.
LED In efficacy and superior virtue in exulatlng eli
kemale Irregularities. Their action is srecife and
certain OF producing relief short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of an.
structiors after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. ltIs purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health and may bs taken
with perfect safety ct all times.
Bent to an psrs OF thsGccntIy, with full direotons
by addressing DIR. HUGhEs
jen1. iS65dAc~. No. Is Prsrle Street portIsyd
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or Halifax, Nova Scotia.
FOR BOSTON.

The new and supe, ior sea going
~SssaA.s. IN steamers JOHN BROOKS and
Il n sIEis%\ MONTREAL, having been ftted
dssrasezsssssA-A>u Pup at great expense with large
s1-nA~.-A-szasa" number OF beautiful State Rooms
will run the season as follows:
Leaving Atlantic Wharf, Portland. at o'clocb
and India Wharf, Boston, every dav at o'clock F.
ID, Sundays exceptedJ
1.UO
yreigkttakenan usual,
L. BILLINGS, Agent.
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Norfolk and Baltimore STEAMSHIP Line.

Steamships of this Line sail from end
eASS OF Central Wharf, Boston. Itctce a
Sl<4IAsi ceek. tor Norfois and Baltimore.
E22ez.e5 81 eamships:
.'G.orye Appota," Capt. Solomon Rosres.
"Wn.am Laurence" Capt. Wm d. Hallett.
"Watiam Kennedy" Capt. j. q. Parker, IN
"McCteHdn," CoDt. Frank N. Ho,ces
Freight forwarded from Norfolk 10 PefrrsJ,tro and
Eechmond, by river or Iail and by the Va. & Tenn
ar Lane to all POINTS in Tirg,1ia, Tennessee, Aia
Oama and Georgia; ana over The Seaboo, d and Roa-
no6e r. z 10 all points in North and South Cardiac
places Vest. anu al
through rates given TO South and West.
flue Passenger acco odarons
Fare including Berth ana Meals $500: time to
Norfolk, 4S hours. To Baltimore G5 hours
For further Information apply to
e. SAMPSON, dgent,
nol7d3m 53 Central WhdrJ, Boston.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives health
and vgor to the fl an and bloom 10 the pallid cheek
Debility is accompanied by many alarming symp-
toms, and if no treatment is submitted to, consum-
ton, insanity, or epileptic fits ensue.
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FOR SALE :

fS..:f good Dwelling House, well finished and
EEiii proved, one-and-a-balt sioIy len rnoms
-Hiiah large and gooo cellar, conyenient Ram hard
anu so 10y waller and good Gar den lot size 81 ,eet
W EGntAa2o tet deep Propel,y located on line OF
U~ss'u.ook Herse ars, Lear ton mus. Mor.ilPs
Colher. Terms CASH: Inquire on premises OF
II. w. MCKINNEY, -
oeeiou MorriiPs Corner Westbrook.
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Mild. Certain. Safe, Efficient. 1t is far the best
Cabariic remedy ct discover and at once relieves
and invigoratcs all the vital functions, without
success has long attended its use in many localities;
and it is now offered TO the general public with the
conviction that it can Lever tail TO- ace omplsh aii
that is claimed for it. 1t produces little or no pain;
leaves the organs Tree from irritation, ana never
over-taxes or excites the nervous. system, In all
kidneys,-of children. and in many difficulties, Pc
culiar women, IL brings prompt relief and certain
cure he best physicians recommend and prescribe
it and no person tho this, will ountar-
lily return to the OF any other cathartic.
Sent by mail, on receipt OIL pr.ce and postage.
/ Box, $025 Postage, q cents.
8 Boxes, 90 6" IS n
10 225 80 ska
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
IUHNEK g. CO, Proersescrs.
100 fremont street, Boston, Mast
Dec 4-deowW&S1yr
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ReadI the Following:
A certificate for the benefit OF the afflicted.
For Twenty-Five years had suffered with Scrot-
ular and Salt Rheum, Tor Tetter) Have paid out
hundreds Of dollars, and been treated by several
frst-cass PLY sciaDs, without benefit. Some four
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med
icines. Al the time my forehead and head were
covered with sores and scaliness of tue skin; Also
my tongue was covered with small Ul ers. am to.
day Tree from all the above troubles, and can most
heartily recommend these medicines to the afflicted
5. q. MUNSkY, q chestnut Street.
Portland, Jan. a. 1870.
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Medical illumination
The New York University,
Branch 200 Congress ST.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
HENDERSON & STAPLES,

The euratives are the favoritepres rptions of the
New York University What may seem almost in
cred b is the astonishing rap.uity with which they
cuIe diseases hitherto considered lneurabIe. val
uaOle physiological adviser Tor men and women,
tree to all. Agents wanted in every in the
stale. F. 2. Henderson, Nj. d consutiI G Physi-
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free.
OGice Hours from to and TO 0 PM
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For NoNRErENTloN OF, INCoNT1NENcE of
Urine. irritation, Inflammation, or liberation of the
bladder or kidneys, diseases of the PROSTATE glands
stone in The bladder calculus gravel or brick-dpst
deposits, and all diseases OF the bladder, kidneys,
and dropscal swellings.
USE Hell MBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCBU.
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A nTCT Agents Wanted-Ladits and Gen.
a I'LL i 'lem.n Tor their spare moments
sewing Machine, Gold Waich, Bibe, money
Where, What, and all other pa, ,iculars FREE. Ad-
dress y. L. VAN ALLEN, III Broadway, N. Y.
Jan 1S-4w
| WAS cured Of Deafness and Catarrh by sim
i Lle remedy and Will SEND u receipt Tree.
jalS 4w MHS. M, q. L, sffUpoEeu. N d.
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S-s.y SssaaEy ThoEsaEGs Gan Testify Sc e III
BY UzRaHFy Exseyicnee!

S1s.y ssaaEy ThoEsaEcs Gan Testify &c & his
By UssaHFy sxSeIienee!
Young mon troubled with emissions in sieep.-a
complaint generally the result of bad habit in
youth,-trea.ed scientifically and perfect cure WAT.
Fsnted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted BY ons OF
more young men with the above disease, some OF
Ghon are as weak and emaciated as though they had
sns consumption, and by their friends are supposed e
have it. AL such cases yield to the proper and ony
made to rejoice In perfect health,
Ggzs%2ie-AEss Egsn.
GneEe are many men OF the age Of thirty wne arr
troubled with too frequent excavations the blsc
Ger often accompanied by slight emartne or burn.
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
Ter the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii lotten be
found. and sometimes small particles Of or al
bumen will appear, OF the color will be OF thin n1iik.
sh hue again changing to dark and turbid appear.
snces There are many men who die OF this dtsculss
ignorant OF the cause, which is tho
SECOND STAGE Os sEMINAL wEAENEss.
III can waTranr perfect cure in such cases, and
toll and healthy restoration of the urinary organs,
Persons who cannot Personally consult tne Dr.
can do 60 By writing, in plain manner, descrlI-
tisn OF their Diseases and the appropriate remeia,
sill be forwarded fmInsj ate.Y.
gan nnrresrordar=s
% Returned !, IL des5fe1a
s1dse9s: DR.. j. +. HUGHES,
no. 2sPreble Street.
EsEt Goor 20 the PEebis Eouse. Portland ds
Send stamp tOr Circular
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For some fifteen days, my family has been using
the University Medicines with the most gratifying
results MY vile is fast recovering from Chronic
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Erysipelas. My daughter
ry offensive. In two days she was entirely released
OF the odious smell, and have no doubt in short
time will be enterely tree OF the disease.
Mr.. d. STiLLINGS, No. Alder Street.
Portland, January 81, 1870
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AE4AEa ESrGa..EAs

<Ts.s.& RENTS.-We have several very desirable
; resi- ences located in some Of the best parts OF
lIIssaassA. the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

LAURA KEENE.-This great actress, with
her dramatic company, made her appear
ance at the Theatre last evening in
"Hunted Down. The company proved
itself worthy of the reputation with which
it came among us, and reminds us more of
the frst-class companies of old times than
anything we have seen here since the war.
Our theatre-goers, who have been crying
for something legitimate in the dramatic
line, can at length be appeased.
The piece "Hunted Down" was very
good. Miss Keene's acting was natural,
easy, and attractive. Miss Jennie Ander-
sou is also good actress, and played the
part Of Clara admirably, rs did also Miss
Canton that of the Nurse Maid. Mr.. Nor
daunt supported Miss Keene in true artis-
tic manner, and proved himself promi-
sing young actor. 3lessrs. Otis, Stuart,
McNulty, and Hank, arc oil good actors,
and were we'll up in their parts. Tonight,
/" Masks and Faces" Reserved seats ot
West & JohnsCins
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Methodist Episcopal Church.
SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
FIFTH nAv-

Il -
Conference met at 9 A. M.-Bishop James
presiding. Opened with prayer by Rev.
E.W. Pierce.
Rev. Charles King, in few appropriate
remarks, offered the following resolutions,
which were adopted:
" Whereas John McClintock, D. D., LII.
D., deceased on the -d day of March,
1870; therefore
81. ResolUed, That We are deeply i'm
pressed with the solemn event, and bow in
humble submission to Him with whom arc
the issues of life and death.
"2. Resolued. That we assure the rela-
tives and friends of the deceased of our
sympathy with them in this their great
aftiiction which has come upon them and
the whole Church."
Rev. Charles King presented resolutions
extending the thanks of the Conference to
the people of Richmond, to the Rev. ". F.
Hemenway, to Bishop James, to the secre-
tary, and to the reporters of the press.
Bishop James appointed the following ex-
amining committees
Local Preachers.-The presiding elders.
Candidates for Admission.-First year,
Revs. C. King and E. W. Pierce; second
ley; third year, Reys. E. P. Phelps and
J. s. Boyer; fourth year, Revs. James
Mitchell and T. Fl. Haynes.
To Preach the Missionary Sermon Al
Neat Conference.-Rey. c. King alternate.
Rev. James Mitchell.
The first Friday in June was appointed
as special day of fasting and prayer fol
the prosperity of Zion.
Rev. 7. II. Haynes offered the following
resolution -...
"Resolred, That as Conference we en-
dorse the action of the Board of Bishops in
their communication to the Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.'
The resolution was opposed by DR.. Phelps
and endorsed by Rev. Charles King and
adopted.
STATIsTICS.
The following are the statistics Of the
Church for the last year:
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUECH-PEsD-
CEEDINGs SUNDAY AT THE CCsToM-HoUsE.-
The annual love-feast of the Virginia Con-
ference, Methodist Episcopal Church, was
held last Sabbath morning in tho United
States courtroom. The exercises, which
we're of highly devotional character, were
conducted by the Rev. A. j. Porter, and
continued up to the hour of II o'clock, the
hour appointed for public worship.
Bishop James, in company with Rev. Z.
P. Phelps, D. D., then took his place, and,
after the usual opening services, preached
q most eloquent and thoroughly practical
sermon from the sixth chapter of the Pro-
phct Isaiah At the conclusion Of the
sermon the Bishop ordained the following
persons as deacons in the church: Emory
ii. Prosser. Joseph s. Wicklinc, Archibald
G. Wells, John W. Forsyth, Bramwen 3.
Redwine.
The Conference reassembled at half-pa st
8 o'clock P. NJ, and listened to highly ell
tcrtaining sermon from Rev. DR.. Fuller,
editor Of the Methodist Advocate, the sub
iect of the discourse being the divinity of
Christ. At the conclusion of the exercises
Bishop James ordained the following per-
sons to the Office of elders in the church !:
Owen Hicks, George W. Wanless, Daniel
Richardson, James s. Wickline, John j..
Weaver, William H. Forsyth, Andrew ".
Boone, Henry Clement.
The weather being very inclement, the
missionary meeting advertised for the eve
ming was postponed to future occasion.
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Mn. HoTcHKIss, agent of the York River
and other Virginia lines, while on a busi-
ness expedition OF the North, meets with
such welcome as is extended to him in the
following paragraph from the Elmira, n.
Y, AdUertiser:
"Personal.-We have been favored with
a cell from live railroad man in the per-
son of N. H. Hotchkiss, Esq, who repre-
sents the Richmond and York River rail
way. Mr.. Hotchkiss commenced railroad
ing with the Erie company many years
ago, and is practical man not only as to
travelling, but he evidently possesses a
level head on public affairs, being well in
formed, aquick, careful observer, and just
the man to make one feel like going out Of
ones way to ride over the road he repre-
eents.''
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HusTINes Court, MosDAY--Judge Bram-
hall. ]. Phelps, indicted for receiving
one oTercoat, pistol, and one pair gloves,
the property of Judge Burnham, knowing
the same to have been stolen, was acquitted.
Horace Bethel, jointly indicted with John
alias George Wise for grand larceny, was
found not guilty. Nolle prosequ; entered
as to Wise.
The following cases are set for trial in
Judge Bramhall's court to-day: Common
wealth Us. Jacob Dillman, Matt. Page
Wormley, and Elizabeth Holmes.
The case of Dillman viii be called
promptly at 10 o'clock. Witnesses must be
in attendance at that hour.
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LENTEN SERVICES. notwithstanding the
snow was nearly foot deep on Sunday a
large number of persons were in attendance
at. St. Paul's church, the great majority Of
whom were ladies, as is pretty generally
the case in bad weather. The services were
of highly-interesting character. The
officiating clergyman (Rev. DR.. Minnige-
rode) took occasion to advert appropriately
to the fact of so many ladies Drawing the
storm to attend the exercises.
The services every week in the Episcopal
churches during Lent are as follows: St.
Marks, Mondays, P. NJ; Grace, Tues-
days, 5 P. M; Monumental, Wednesdays,
5 P. 81; St. Johns Thursdays, P. NJ. !;
st. James, Fridays, P. NJ; and every
morning Sunday excepted) in st. Pauls
from quarter past until 8 o'clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING IN MARSHALL WARp-N0M1SA-
TIoNs FOR CouNCIL.-A numerously-at-
tended meeting of the citizens of Marshall
Ward was held at Springfield Hall last night.
Captain Joseph ). English was chosen
chairman, and Mr.. William H. Peasants
secretary.
Mr.. William F. Butler suggested that as
the Governor could not be acquainted with
all the residents of the ward, it would be
in good taste in this meeting to select twelve
or more names from which he might make
the selection; and he made motion to that
effect, which was lost.
Mr.. Isaac H. Hunter said that he was
positive there was some dissatisfaction on
the part of the Governor with the action
which some of the other wards had taken
in this matter OF nominating candidates for
him to appoint, and he hoped that nothing
would be done in this meeting to give cause
to reject the names We offer him. Let us
inform him that we have more than .tlUe
men in this ward who are qualified for the
position. Let us send him the names of
ten gentlemen, and we shall certainly have
five Of them appointed. Send only tre,
and his word for it, the selection would be
llii4S OttSluC VI thopC Jou GSllA oibi'
Mr.. Parker moved that we select ten
names. Carried.
Mr.. Ainslie moved that We now proceed
to vote by ballot, each voter writing the
names of ten candidates OH paper, and
signing his name on the back of his ballot.
Carried.
Mr.. Richardson moved that five tellers
be appointed to collect and count the bal
lots.
Mr.. Yerby moved that the whole number
nominated be recommended to the Coy
ernor from which to select suitable names.
Lost.
Tellers were appointed, who, after count
ing the votes, announced that the fol-
lowing gentlemen were the highest on the
list /: Jos. J. English, \. r. Woodson,
Thomas Flaherty, George A. Ainslie, james
Z. Riddick, Hrnry Bodekcr, D. c. Rich
ardson, c. B. Lipscomb, p G. Coghlan, T..
Wiley Davis, and II. ". Tyler.
The nominations were, on motion, made
unanimous.
After the conclusion Of business the meet
ing was addressed by Messrs. Isaac H.
Hunter, Joseph Mayo, and john F. Reg
nault.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MARCH
7, lS7O.-Mr. B. Bear, Gordonsyille, Va. ;
Mr.. J. NJ. st. Clair, Dover Mines, Va. ;
Rev. Lamb, Charles City, Va. James W.
Stone, Fredericksburg, Va; Mrs. b. A.
Robertson, Lisbon, Va; W.D. Chesterman,
Richmond, Va; Messrs. Allen & Johnson,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. l.. C. billiard, Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. MoKellry, Richmond, Va. ;
Superintendent City Gas Worls, Richmond,
Va. two packages for Mrs. James McFar-
land, III Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y: :
Mrs Charles A. Fighter, 3S7 Cumberland
street, Brooklyn, n. 7.
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The building at Newark, N. j., known as
tie Hospital, containg a large quantity
of machinery, and occupied by John Nc
Donald, sash and blind-maker, and !um-
ber establishment adjoining occupied by
Randall, Swaine 4 Co., were burned on
Friday night. Total loss s15O,O0 Ada
cent buildinds we're somewhat damaged.
All insured, chiefly in New York and East
ern companies. Randall, Swaine 4 Co.,
have policy for $4,000 in the National
Union, Of Washington.
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FUEL.-The clerk Of the weather announced TO
WooDcocK some days since that he would make
things snort soon, and hare weather cold enough o
freeze the horns off of brass Billy goats. He has
been true to his word, and JEEMs has laid In sup
ply Of coal, wood, &C., for his friends, equal to any
emergency. An envious William goat Of Shockoe
Hlll somewhat disturbed at the clerks preference
for JgEMS WooDCoCK, has blated out his discop-
tent JEEMs bids him be quiet, as he has just re-
ccived 4 fresh supply OF most excellent wood.
When this gets out, and he has none he will direct
his friends to purchase OH Shockoe Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

Mr.. HATCnER's LEcTrRE.-The lecture
Of Rev. William E. Hatcher on "The Muir
deress and her Daughter' will be deli
yered on Thursday night at the Second Bap-
tist church. Mr.. Hatcher is one of the
most popular lecturers in the State, and
his new lecture is said to be one of his finest
efforts. 1t has beeu delivered but once as
yet-at Charlottesville, where it was re-
celved with great applause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

DAsTARDIy OUTRAGE.-About o'clock
OH Saturday, as Captain J. D. Whitehead,
who lives On Twenty-Gfth street near Leigh,
WAS going home, he was attacked by three
ruiians on Twenty-ffth street near the
gully. They walked up behind him, and
one Of them threw his arm around his neck
and stopped his mouth, and with the other
hand struck him n severe blow over the
temple. He was thrown down and badly
beaten. He hallooed Murder !" and they
cried Kill him ~ "Kill him!" They
were apparently frightened by his cries
and ran off, leaving him ON the ground,
where he was found by party of friends,
who carried him to his home. He, fortu-
nately, lost nothing, the rufians having
failed even to get his watch.
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CARD.-It has been stated by some Of my enemies
since severed my connection with the police
force that was n member Of the Loyal League.
This is positively false. ] was never connected
with the Loyal League or any similar organiZa-
uon, nor did ever seek TO become connected
rbercwith HENRY CHARTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

HUMoRs OF TEE CoURT-RooM.--ln accord
ance with requests from different cherita-
BILE associations Mr.. Cowardin has consent
ed to give them benefits respectively on
such evenings as may be designated to-
morrow. On Friday night he will lecture
for the Dorcas Society of Broad Street Me-
thodist church in the Hall of the House of
Delegates,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

VANGUARD OF FREEDoM.-A Temperance
Society has been organized in this city
under the above name, and is having many
accessions to its ranks. Its object is q
strict obedience to the laws Of temperance
against the use of ardent spirits, tobacco,
and profane language.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

HANDSOME Observation-Disclosures shad'
bolt, of the Cockadc Hook and Ladder Com
pany, has presented to Chief Engineer Mul:
len, of our Fire Department, beautiful
silver trumpet as q token of personal
esteem, and of appreciation for his services
as O. fireman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

Ee,o York Weekly, Ledger, Chimney Corner,
LssIie's Weekly, Hrrper's Weekly. Every Sstur-
dan, SATURDAY, Night, Transatlantic, and ali other
weeklies and monthlies published, can be had at
ELLYsoN 6 TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dig
.,1trb huf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

WALKING DowS BROADWAY" Is worry
popular song at present, but every gentleman
walking down or UP Main street should call In at
corner Of Main aud Tenth, and clothe
himself IN garments that ere both IN season and
In fashion, BALpwIs'S clothing viii give the
wearer not only the right, but the humor to sing
the merriest songs OF the day. Ills clothes win
not merely keep you warm, but insure you warm
recpptfon cyprywhere. - S.s.- 2 -=7'.-.s' 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price OF every article OF our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and sHyerware, and ask IN inspection of
our goods and prices, which we propose TO offer
for less than they can be bought In the firsciass
houses OF New York and Fhilsdelphis. We Inn
port and receive daiiy from the msnufacturersth the
Latest styles Of rich Jeuelry Fine Watches, Dis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-08

SENATOR JoHN AMBLER SM1TH.-Air.
Smith, who now represents James City,
Hanover, New Kent, and Charles City
counties in the Senate, was before the Conn
mittee on Privileges and Elections of the
Senate yesterday. The committee have
fixed the 18th of this month as the day on
which they will hear the testimony of such
witnesses as may appear before them.
Mr.. Smith is charged with being nom
resident in the district that he represents.
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STEDlCAI. COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
w RICHMOND.
st VI NJ L Il : G. II q q l.

LECTURERS:
". L. JAMES, ~. D.. Practice Of Medicine;
]. X PAGE, i. D., Obstetrics
WILLIAM Ii. TAYLOR, 81. H., Chcml.try;
I. j.. y ATKINS, ii. -, diseases Of Women and
JOIN &. SHELTON, NJ. D.. rhy5lolegy;
GEORGE ROSS. NJ. d., Surgery:
JAMES +. WILLIAMS, NJ. H., Materia Neaica
7. Il. HERNDOE. VI. D.. Anatomy.
TAcncAt COURSE OF LECTURES Will COM
ro"ucc WEDNESDAY, March sch. ami continue
TuLF montGs. - ~
w :,!ule opportunities OF observation IN the Col
J.sn IIiiirmary, thu College l4spcusJir, the city
ilms-Huuses, aud Howard's Grove Hospital, ac-
cuInpanied by appropriate lectures.
FOR circular or further information. address
NJ. l.. JAMES, ". d., registrar.
30s east Grace street.
- s,ylaw,S hnS0