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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-20

CLERICAL PERsoNALs.-Rev. a. E. Dick
inson delivered two addresses in Philadel
phia last Sunday in behalf Of the Sunday
school work in the South, and received
liberal contributions. One person has con
tributed $500 to this object.
Rev. DR.. Read, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian church, who has been sojourn
ing in New Jersey for a month past, is re-
ported In much better health.
Rev. DIR. Moore, former pastor, OF, the
First Presbyterian church, has also beer
improved by a vacation from ministerial du
ties, and will shortly return to his charge
in Nashville. He is now in Florida.
Rev. DR.. PoindeXter calls upon the
alumni Of Richmond College to attend the
meeting at Norfolk during the session of the
Baptist General Association.
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We have determined to reduce to less thxn.tha
regular gold ratS the price Of every article OF our
magnificent stock u Disnonds, Fine Wa$shss,
Jewelry, and Siiyerware. and ash an inspectiono OF
our goods and prices, which we propose to ener
for less than they can be bought In the frstciass
houses Of New York and Philadelphis. We tm-
port and receive daily from the manafacturersths
latest styles Of rich Jeweiry, Fine Watches, Dis!
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby sisnek Diss
mond engagement and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jeweiry, Spectacles
and Eye-G Glasses, Sterling silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces Ii cases. =
NOwLAF d Co..
Main street corner or Tenth. Il
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MoRTUARY REpoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, April 16, as compiled from sections re.
turns received at the. Office of the Board Of
Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, q :;
in. addition, 2 still-born (colored) were re-
ported. Sex Males, Is females, 12. Color
White males, 8; white females, 8; colored
males, z; colored females, o. Condition
Single, IA; married, g.; widowers, Q;
widows, 2. Nativity United States, %
Ireland, 4; Germany, /. Age day to 80,
8; month to 6, g.; year to 8, 2; years
to 5, 8; 10 years to 20, !; 20 years to 30,
2; 80 years to 40, 8; 40 years to so, 1; 90
years to go, 3; 60 years to 20, 2; 70 years to
so, 2. Cause Of Death Burn, /; brain
disease, /; consumption, a white, CO
lored); cancer Of rectum, commissions,
1; dropsy, /; heart disease, I; marasmus,
; pneumonia, 4; paralysis, 2; premature
birth, /; puerperal convu1sions, 1; rheu-
matism, 3; senile gangene, l; scrofula, / /;
unknown, 2.
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own finger which entitle men to de.
fend their lives. II State has this
power, each indivipual fort.ori has
it. But suppose I am wrong. It makes no
difference. This Constitution itself pro-
vides for contingencies In such way That
| there is no such vacancy as the opposing
counsel speak of. Mr.. Chandler here read
the whole Of the schedule of the new Con-
stitution. He continued And yet II the
proposition of the gentlemen are true,
there was no court-we had a saturnalia of
thieves, robbers, and murderers, az soon as
Virginia was admitted to representation.
From the 26th Of January to the 9th of
March there was in operation
"That good old rule and simple plan
That They she uld take who have the power,
And they should keep who can"
He argued that it was unreasonable to
maintain that the constitutional provision
continuing the Office did not also continue
the officer, and quoted Webster's Dictionary
and Shakespeare to show that the court is
not the bench but the judges. The final
clause of the schedule also authorized Cha
hOon to continue in Office By providing that
all crimes and misdemeanors and penal ac-
tions shall be tried, punished, and prose-
cuted, as though no change had taken place,
until otherwise provided by law. This was
Ccl taiHty WaIIduG lOT Ilie continuance VI
the Mayors court. e..
Judge STAPLES here suggested to Mr..
Chandler that the schedule attached to the
Constitutions Of 1929 and 1851 provided not
only for the continuance of the courts, but
Of the officers.
Mr.. CHANDLER said that the intent and
effect ofthe schedule attached to the Consti-
tuition Of 1868 was the same. A law con-
tinuing the court without the officers would
have been mere brutuna fulnen.
Judge STAPLES: What becomes of the
officers who do not appertain to the courts?
Mr.. CHANDLER thought this question
was hardly relevant, but would answer it If
his Honor thought otherwise.
Judge STAPLES explained that his ques-
tion was suggested by the remark of one
Of the counsel that the Mayors court did
not come within the purYieW of the proyi-
sion Of the Constitution continuing the
courts.
Mr. CHANDLER replied that he thought
1t was one of the courts referred to. He
was inclined to think it q court Of record.
Judge JOYNES shook his head at this
expression of opinion, and Mr.. Neeson
exclaimed ooh no !"
MIR. CHANDLER, resuming, addressed
himself particularly to the argument of
Judge Meredith, denying that Chahoon's
holding Federal office incapacitated him
from holding State Office.
The court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
| this morning. Mr.. Neeson and Governor
Wise will speak to-day.
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WORTH V1sIr.-The ladies' fair at the
Presbyterian church (Rev. DR.. Read's), cor
ner of Fourth and Grace streets, opened on
Monday night, as heretofore announced in
these columns. A finer assortment of beau
tiful and useful specimens of needlework
has seldom been exhibited in this city. The
ladies Of this church have quite reputa.
tion for this species of work, which will
not be at all diminished by the samples
now exposed to sale. A well-conducted
refreshment saloon is connected with the
fair, and few enter the room who do not
yield to the enticements of the delicacies
which there abound. Business men, mem
bers of the Legislature, and others, will
here find just the refreshments they need
The doors opened daily at 10 NJ.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OYFIcE APRIL IS.
John S. Wise, Miss Fannie Ellis, Mr.. Jack
Temple, Mr.. William w. Campbell, MIR.
Presley T. Atkinson, Richmond, Va; Mr..
John B. Fitzgerald, Pelham, n. c.. hrs.
N. Boiling, Buenfort Depot; MFR. Gottlieb
smithfeld, Va; Miss Phoebe 4. Breed,
Lynn, Mass. Mr.. James A. White, King
William Courthouse Messrs. William
Lamhan s. Son, Baltimore Mr. William II.
Scott, Ayletts. Va. ss4.
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The BOWLER AsE-S1sGUEAR VEHr1cr OF
THE JURYs-The jury in the case of John
Bowler on yesterday morning brought in the
verdict Of guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree, and assessed the prisoner termof con-
hnement in the penitentiary at nine years.
bowler was sentenced at once and convey
ed TO the penitentiary. This verdict, under
tne circumstances, Is indeed singular, and
we know not what to attribute it except
70 the mastery defence Of Colonel Connolly.
10 save mans neck when he is arraigned
ior murder and highway robbery, with
every e.,y circumstance pointing to him as the
gulity man, ana without a single palliating
Of which a young lawyer may Wen feel
proud. II is universally acknowledged with
those familiar with the case that the defence
mense odds. :,
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Spring trade is In full blast q. LEVY BRorHzB

Spring trade Is In full blast at LEVY BROTHERS.
Everybody is busy. They have large stock OF
the cheapest goods seen since 1851. Some goods
are sold even lower prices than In that memora-
BILE year. But few can realize how very low goods
are until they visit this popular establishment.
Where LEVY BROTHERS secure bargain they
give their customers the full bencdt Of 1t, which
insures rapid sale, and enables them 70 be con-
tinually Offering something new. We call atten-
ton to their advertisement In to-day's paper. AZ
their store will be closed on Friday, we advise
those In want Of dry goods to call to-day or to-
morrow and make their purchases.
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NJ ACH; Ne 5 Il OF.
St0AT q EbijlNGTOE,
MACniNI&IS.
WORKS AXE G:f!rR: kl5 CARY STREET. FEAs
FouRTSESTE. RICHMOND, Va.

ALL kIhDs OF .gIS WORK: REPAIRING
STEAM -fNGit,FS and BOILERS in city and
country; TOBACCO WORE OF all sinde made
and rcpai!ed, MtE an Eipr:a o. 2.cam-ultlngs f :
same: PLATFORM Ha! ntner SCALES Ap-
JliSTFU ard HLpAiRED. Exclusive agents fer
jCDSu!;'S %ATEST STEAM-EhGIHE GOV
FHEpR, SFIDFE'S T.frLhT STEAM En-
CINE FACSlE.+, Utica Steam Guuse Company q
STEAM GAUGES. Every one Of these .,aua, o
arr warranted for year. We know thern tc he
tte h"s: gauge u1w Ia use. They LESS in price
than any otter make. 4 !ulI llnc % the above ar
ti'les al~avs on haud. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELL. FFEDIEt1 Qh.-CU|, for shaft
Ink and all kinds cf machinery, witch saves ninety
per cent Of oil. THIS Is he n2Scc: and best :9ng
roS out. Come srci see Il Rnl u.
fSRHRCIE 3. MGAT,
myIS 4. iaCE53E ADDINGTCN,
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CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-On and after the
2lst instant the accommodation train on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will leave Richmond daily Except
Sundays) at P. NJ, and returning will
leave Acquia creek-at P. M. and arrive ir
train will be run from the Junction, arriv
ing in Richmond at S:45 A. NJ.
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sTEA@ERS.

v1OR NORFOLK, P0RTSEsIss
MOUTH, AND ALI REGULAR sksszs.
"A KIN St;S on THE JAMES RINER.-fhc faet
And elegant UNITED STATfs NAIL steamer
"' i o II \ SY w r s TER,
Captain J. & iilrFoRE,
Iesvas her wharf al Rockctts f"rttc shove-raine
niaces on MONDAYS NIDaESDAtS anarEa
HAS, az SIX O'CLOCK 4. NJ. and retCrns 81
rnnsiays Thursdays, and Satnr las.
passengers arrive In Norfolk IN time 20 con.
meet With steamers for EaTToorG Aou POM"
Trains leave City FONT -or "ctarobGrs On arri'
va! OF steamer.
Fare 10 Norfolk a. So.
FEElGST
received TUESDAYS ThnrS,ays, ana Sa'ardsyA
from [: NJ 10 q g. 81, for .,@ri2iS- foriSf e"ta
Rnsian, Ralt!rlora anL rr,nCipai landings or
C>esapcaAe Say and all resuta: 'aflngs On ''Sn'et
rtycc at reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE ENAPGfb.
FREIGHT. Tor way-iandingf rinFt 'te pre-pa.ta
Apply TO l.. = IALU@, ASCnI.,
sell once e.eArers' "HaTa
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GRAND OPEgISG-sPRING AND sUAAER
sTYLEs.-Measrs. E. 3. SPENCE d Son Will com.
mence this morning, and continue tho balance OF
the week. to open one OF the most beautiful lots OF
spring and summer goods ever exhibited In this
city. They have goods to suit every ssste--,hs
grave, the say, the youthful, middle-aged, ano
cid. Taey have expert cutters and tho most ski
fui worimeu, and have determined TO execute
their work at the lowest living prices. CAN and
ha satisfied. E5 g. yl.5a5,e4
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LADIES' FAIR of the Presbyterian church cor
ner Fourth and Grace streets Is open daily after
l2M.
A large and Nne assortment: Of beautiful and use
full articles is on exhibition. All the delicactes OF
the season may be found in the refreshment 50.
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STEAM TO GLAS,ir2 and .SSlssa
LOHDEkIFRKS. LLa "

IitF AtCH 1It LIME.
Fayoritg Ciyde-hullt passenger steamers ara In.
t".i,"d To sail EVER SATURDAY from pi.r
NJ. 20. North river Htl O'Clock ii.
Kh"ES OF PASSAGE. ga alAli.E - ErEKEELF
FaniuR 10 Liverpool. Glasgow. or Derry, ESQ and
a.
,scErs'nn tickets good ror t. Five mon h, see.
>t"crage 80 i.las&o" or Derry, 10; ntermedtate.
90.
rrypnih certificates from these ports, s37.
Passengers h""kcdtn and from i1am5urs lia7re,
Rotterdam. Antwerp, &C., nj very 1Ow "atcs.
Drafts is H"d payahle Il, ary bank In Grca: hr
tS.D.
For further tiorGI"tion apply at tltc r"Inpany g
Offices, Nc. Il Bnwiii:, Green New York tN HER
GEHSUS HEOTHEES, % to
WILLIAM {. NUNHAM z co, Agents.
2u @s
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READ THIs.-Leather for sale very low. Msssrs.
o. II. CHALKLEY & co. have received large
stock OF leather of every description and are sell.
Ing the same at low prices. All In want had better
give them call. They can be found on Thirteenth
street between Main and Cary.
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CASE OF ABRAa HALL.-The case of
Abram Hall. charged with the shooting of
Charles Pryor, was called before DIR. Cha
hoon yesterday morning, and was continued
until next Monday.
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CIRCUIT Court OF HENR1oo.-Judge Well
ford has issued warrant fixing the build
ing No. 1907 Main street, at present occu-
pied by the circuit court of Richmond, as
the place of meeting of the circuit court of
Henrico. This court meets on Monday next,
the 25th instant.
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LONDON SOCIETY AND GooD WORDS FOB TIN
YOUNG for April at ELLyEoN d TA1loR,S nsM
depot, next TO Dtspatcl building. ~
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ExEcUT1vE.-The following justices were
appointed for Buckingham county James
NJ. Johns, John B. Gary, and Stephen A..
Glover, District No. 3. Clarence W. Dick
ms was also appointed constable for district
No. 9 of the same county.
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CHILDREN's MAGAZrNEs.-D Demorssk yosfnl
America, and Chfldrers Hour, for Msy, q ELY.
SON 4 TAYLoB's news Depot next TO SDtpdtea
building. n 90 5g.tsy q u *5sssL
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NEWS DEPor.-All the leading MoSzBEfxS
and week.-Mrs. can be hsd of ELLYsoN &TA1s
LOB, next 70 Dispatch building. ss+t a. 80
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ID. ELLTsos & Co. win insert advertisemenfsis
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, As pkb.
lishers rates, for cash. Apply ut this ofacas s.
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"A WORD TorHE WISE Is surrIcIRNT.''~.A
prudent housekeeper purchases the best and caeap.
est article for the kitchen that can be chained.
DooleY's Baking Powder h the pRress best and
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FOR NV YORK.
E'N ~" VI k'fsAN' Ac3HS
OLD DOmTNTnE STEAMSHIP .SSsaasss4esgsz

-
OLD DOmINInT SrEANSHlF sSssassskesskG
CGfTASr,
The splendid n" '!r" VIE, at%"nnsn'pc ISAAC
MARLF. and ftATTENAS. lcav. Few Ynrk FOR
Norfolk c!t. Ta;rt, SEd N!""T"n!. crary TUjS-
DA'. THURSDAY. AN! >ATI ga q ; y 3iocs
+. Il. L"ave Hl-"r,Had eT~rv TCE@oAT, FRI
DAY, snd SUNDAY, q! E.@c ui;.
These sGips sre cntlre!y nnw. ra"r rave elegant
ssGons and statero5Gs. The fare, sccouiInodas
tI"rE, and attention, sra unsurpassed
Close connections mads With steamers for al
saathcrn aud Eur0pcan ports.
Insurance "focteG. wn'u H"G2r~9, AZ A QUAR-
TIN OE ONE fES CEST., at the efaces Of this
cnrranv.
> \. /. NcCUEAny. Pr"siien:- i3f Greenwich
s.r+st. New York.
WII.i.TAE: G. DU&Hhn 4 CO, Agents,
curEer .t:.iii end ElEyontt: J.reets,
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FoR THE TULLEsr MEASURE, scheapeet 1sAd
very best coke, anthracite and bifuminous coal
kindling sawed, and long oak and pine wood. 80
to Mr. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. nearly
opposite this Office q ~ u = ~
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GOOD STEEL PENs,-RANpoLrH D ENaEfsEss
pens with suit all styles Of writing Sampis cardoS
| twelve pens tsssorted) viii be mailed for fftssn
cents. Pens OF all the other popular kinds also
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We see that BALDWIN the clothicr 10 adyer.
tising all kinds Of clothing In this mornings
paper. Call on him for anything In his line.
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4,3~EATAN STE&3BGhTSS[sr
COMPANY. I.-S;eam.rs SJATr. saassSssNxSzEs
~ mSEStkND auc EFTFR SRii.'i.- Cheap,
,.i;a L.. ana sofc route to Rai in"rF. Sayamnafs
2 .tat! api the West. Gr,-wtelly Inc C. Balti-
l4"re making close conr'f:,i"ns ~itS s.aHmcrs 10
F.iis lrh!a. SO transh.pm 9nt II goods rs.
tv.c: Richmond and EDlttIn"rs iCay. 0alt !.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SA-
TTRDAi. Leave Richmond every MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Fretgst received every ray up TO o'clock =. NJ,
except Saturday, and on saturday W TO 3 O'Clock
I. VI.
g.. daily advertisement for hour cf sailing.
TEoss =, amers have eX",.I.f!. Gatuap, atcSoom,
and PASSENGER accommodations T4r", 81 meals
ant It? Groom mira fvr ir4igh! ~ passa;e G, ap-
'' NARyGYa l. WILLIAMS Agents,
f.is C"m;ncrt la, BlDcR,
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MARINE HNTELLIGENCH.

mAH4NE 1N1EtAHlkGENOGsE E3f,-s5sS
MINIATURE EALMANAC,g APan 90, lS7e.
Sun rises. 5.A Moon rises 90
Sun sets ............. &sel High e:N
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, ,1s7o. -
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jonn Sylvester. GtHoro, norfolk, mers
chandtse and passengers, L. b. Tatum: .4za,
schooner Josiah Green, -, Philadelphia, IRON,
Tredegar Company. fl>2G't sss ~ 80
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, meS.
chandise and passengers, W. q. Dunham & Goa ~
Brig Ruby DR.. Leary, Cardenas, railroad ma
terisl, Tredegar Company. -.
Schooner j. n. Lockwood, Sharrett, New York.
merchandise Curtis & Parker. =
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards, HENSON, Philadelphia
granite, Richmond Granite Company.
Schooner W. c. Nelson, Rose, New York 0fG
City Point, wood, Curtis il Parker. t,s ,;.r.frz
Schooner n. G.. Ely, McAlister, Philadelphia
rita chickahominy river, railroad ties, Curtis q
Parker. s.a-,srf ~, ..1.-,... .-1t ,-sa3.sf
WEST POINT, A PM ~. "A rTived, steamer MAry
Washington, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. s.5 .I-.3s- =. z. = -
PHILADELPHIA April Ie.--Cleared schooner
| u. q. Hickm An, White, for Richmond uia VII
mington. del. -, " 49,. ~ Fss.t, v.st
NEW YoRK, April ls.-In port schooner Albert
Mason, Rose, loading for Richmond. s'Efs9
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SAT;OhAL LINE.

E.a='a".s woekly q L!ECNVNOL, s<5fSsh
i!ine Il QuEESSToWh, lcAsina S1sssss2Sssisasaa ss sss2siaaa
pier & %nrlm river c.crr Ss.urG =:
fNt.r,. Q|E"E, HrLEEIJA.
ul.*NiGh. tEl&, ,'EHNs, Iva Nj
tAIiANiI, TIEGihiA LUTI-iANa.
,.lnfu =" sage, floO and -. currcu@y.
-'"ccayc pcSsaGe, $50, C.T.sIlSr.
Storage tick":s from l'Tt:poo) 0- Qu:austO Tu,
& :, Ia currency.
a;serare passage from Artwc,r. Hamburg, Hot
ie7daln, and Hare, Si5. Ii currency.
For further partic ular>, apply =: the tflcCs Of
i1e company, CO Br"a way. =, ". j. HURST,
h&uaGcr. ar 10
FSii.IlAH {. i>INiIhN I. 90, hs.enle.
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pHILADELpEIA, alCR-esff

DHILADELPE EI a, SlCR-SNA
MOSD AND NORFOLK STE 4 Il -sHssskSaatA
SaIr LlAk.-Fpk rlllLADEliiilA TWICE
TVERStS. and j. :. GRtEH, composing This
lime Will leave Rictn"n" c.cry MONDAY and
TUirNSD ~. sud Philadelphia crery WFDNES-
DAY .rd SAITH EAhf. 81 ernatciy, At IL O'Clock
ii. FIcIg,lf received %y:ry DAY T. unhays except
ed NJ tie cmr II, : ifc!SGi-ho"S" on the Dock.
rsss,gc /" rh,lad, lph,a, inclGdIns meals and
s,.i.rn0m. S. y. 7. PORTER,
sEcn. at Fichmoud.
Office M. ?a25 Dock street
WH. 7. GLADE & CO.,
Agents 81 7 iadel; hia,
on as 40. l? S"u.h whar-es,
cox and 90. /. North wEarvea.
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rrR LIVERPOOL ASD x1s|s

cUGE%sTowH -. ssalss5s
p:MASiIEE or NAIL EAMfti', SAILING
FROM Jew YORK EVERY AlGRUAf,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
KATsS oE PASSAGE BY THE SATURDAY STEbMEB
First Lhbip. Payable in GOld.
Liverpool or Queenstown. n............,-....,.sl9C o.
&csr0gs P0r0t!e j.. ;p~rfucy.
L,erp ,ol or .ccnstU Sn.....,, .,........* IS at
IA'rrr"ol ni tcccnS!"Sr gold 80 0e
~ MAX gold ...,.. ..................... 20 ?s
Ste,TGst, P."Hhit -. L-H'rt7icy.
iI@rr""l or que s."'h,................-> 80 u.
l:ail:0, ..,... ...........,...,.. e. ...... IS &C
s.. Jrhr'c. \. f., .y orllct si1hner....... 80 &C
ri Sct sni1 - aii& from England, Ireland, ant
a., C"n,rn. mt. at mct!rr..tn ratrs
fur i:rt.u,r information aurIv 81 the Compaay's
ci.rvs. Jc;!% =. D.ti.E, Agent.
Il Rr1atwrT. Ne" York: or 20
WILLIAM {. uE&UAM & 60. Agents,
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-Mr. John A. Curtiss
has been appointed u notary public for the
city OF Richmond.
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The Chimney Corner and NesD York
Ledger are to hand from Ellyson Il Taylor,
news agents, 1116 Main street.
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cheapest baking powder known. One poun4 wM
20 further IN the culinary dspartnens than NJ
ether IN tho market, and IS guaranteed 70 pTonce
more satisfactory results, ns tbs tnEecsenfssare
harmless. healthy, and nutRitious. - y for SAFE
by all good grocers. ...s,5:s ~ 5.s;t,
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On BARRELS p u X e OLD RY1
~ WHISkEY,
10 barrels FIECH'S GDLDEa WEDDISG,
u barrels PIkE'S MkGNULLa,
IL barrels tIKE'S xxx,
10 barf~ls BRA s,DY aud GIN.
In store snd for sale ,ty
th ~ ,JG;lA, az. ,i.;xIhS.
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WINES AND Liquors.

IMPORTED MADEIRA, SHERRY, and
/ rHKT WINES;
CALIFORNIA. ANGELICA, and PORT
WINES:
nENNESSY, oTARD. and CALIFORNIA
BRANDY.
fCLCnER's PURE RYE WH1SkEi. -
Low grade WHiSKES~, BkhNDlES, and GINS
HlHBERI's LONDON PORTER.
GEORGE a. HUkDLET,
apis 52s Broad street.
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AitErmond 1ispaira.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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POTATOES, POTATOEs.-300 bitsheIs
i, EARLY GOODRICH and PEACa-B..UW
POTATOES for sate 10 by
mill E.& 5. WoETHAG s. CO.
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MEETINGS..


THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Il OF The STOCKHOLDERSO OF THE TRED-
EGAR COMPANY will be held at the Company,g
Richmond office on the FIRST TUESDAY in
''1A A'1>' ARUHER ANDERSON,
an aO-20&28 Secretary.
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pIM, RUN, RUN.
II Ju I received
y barrels PURE NJ LASeES RUM, direct from
j. &. TRUE & co. ror;l,nJ, Me-;
!" which we would most respectfully call the atten-
ton oi ,he trade.
JOINER & SLATER.
al ls--et liza Maiu street.
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E1U X T. 7 l Il ] 7 :.
RECTIFIED WIiSKEY.
CHAMPION VIRGINIA RYE,
JOHN GlBSON'S son & co.'s MONONGA-
IIELA RYE WHIsKEYS.
! 4:n Offering TO the trade lar@t stock of these
GOODS VERY Low YOK CASH.
NJ. T. WoOLLEY, Rectifer,
l;cs an1 1910 Cary street
,pE1 e,,N s,r
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NIOTICE.-I. o. 0. F.-The sssaxxHx,.
~ members of SCHILL E&
LODGE, No. l3s, I. o. Q. F., are 9HSNNgF
earnestly reQuestedto attend REGULAR
meeting at their Lodge-room, at the New Market
Hall, TOMORROW "wednesday EVENING at
O'Clock. Members OF sister Lodges are respect
fully invited to attend.
BY order Of the N. G.
ap1eN3t* A. KREZMARZ, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON ,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, -
RICHMOND, April s. 1870.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of this company 1or tne
election OF Directors will be held at the once Of
the company at 9 o'clock p. b. ON WEDNEb-
DAY the Goth instant. J.HARTsOOh4
ap 6-eod2w secretary,
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r OST, ON Monday the 18th instant, q
tanning the likeness Of father and mother. a
suitable reward will be paid II deliverable. 80
- - j. o. snyder,
ap 9o-stx Southern ExpfesS once.