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IMPROVED ROSE WASH

eass4 srirng iron hsbits Of dissipation, at littio
expense, httle or NO change In diet no incoa-
verience of sxpeeuro; completely superseding
tknee urplr&kait and dangerous remedies, Co
psivA SAD Mercury. In al thees diseases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

GOVERNOR WALKER INAUGURATED-THE
LEGISLATURE Observation-Disclosures Gill
bert c. Walker was on yesterday inau-
gurated Governor of y Virginia, by vir-
tue of his election by the people on
the 9Th day of July, 1869. The inau-
guration took place privately in the Gov
ernor's room OF the capitol, the only per-
sons present being himself, Judge Will
loughby, of the Court of Appeals (by whom
the oath was administered}, and Colonel
Owens, the Governors aid. The oaths
taken were that prescribed by the four
teenth amendment, the anti-duelling oath,
and the oath usually taken by State officers.
The Governors first official act was to
issue the following proclamation E
"By the Governor of VirginiG-A Pro-
clamation.- a duly authenticated
copy of an act of Congress entitled An
act to admit the State of Virginia to repre-
sentation in the Congress of the United
States approved by the President Of the
United States on the 26th day of January,
1870, has been received by me from the
Secretary of State of the United States, by
which action of Congress the Constitution
adopted bJ the people of Virginia on the
9th day of July, 1869, and the action of the
Legislature of Virginia Hereunder, have
been approved and ratified by Congress.
and the State of Virginia restored in hel
political relations to the Federal Union;
"And whereas there ia no day appointed
by the said net of Congress for the con
vening of the General Assembly, p ~
Therefore, l, Gilbert c. Walker, Go
vernon of the Commonwealth of Virginia
do hereby make known the facts stated
above; and do further make known that
the General Assembly of Virginia will con.
vene at the capitol in the city of Richmond
on Tuesday the 9Th day of February, 1870
at 12 NJ, for the discharge of its functions
under said Constitution.
=" In testimony whereof have hereuntc
~> set my hand, and caused the sea
e. of the Commonwealth to be affixed
L. s. Sat Richmond, this 9th day .ot
~ January, 1870.
!" GILBERT C. WALKER.
BY the Governor ;ra
Garrick Mallory, Secretary of the Com
monwealth." . .-~ .3
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s&; - ~
EPECEAL,NOTICEH,

GgTHE. INF1RMITIES OF AGE.---
Decrepltude is the natural accompaniment OF, old
age, but It may be ameliorated, and the period Of
entire helplessuess long postponed BY tho Judi
acious uso OF n heaIthfm stimulant. Physicians,
fully aware Of this faet, usually recommend mode
rate stimulation when the strength and Yigor OF
maturity have been suspended by the fesbleaess
and prostration which9a are tho inevitable results
OF declining years. Port wine GIN, brandy, and
other liquors, are often prescribed by medical men
for aged persons, but the impulse which ferment,
ed and distilled liquors give to the circulaton and
the energy they seem to impart, 10 transtory, I'M
less the alcoholic principle Is modified and q9a1i-
viyornuts.. OF all the combinations OF dtfusive
stimuli witch the Juices of herbs, ROOTS and barks,
that have ever been administered to the aged and
infrm with the view of sustaining their waning
strength. cheering their dropping spirits, and re-
lieving the aches and pains to which they are sub
jected none has been found so efdcacious, so
agreeable, and so permanent in ifs effects, as HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. The differ
ence between the effect of the Bitters and that of
mere excitant, however pure, Is the same al be-
tween the effect Of sudden and momentary ap.
plication Of excessive force to q given purpose,
and the result Of steady continuous application
of exactly the requisite amount of force to the
same end The mere spirit of physical energy
produced by a dra1n tand which Ia always succeed
ed by corresponding depressiou) never yet bene-
fted any man or woman suffering from physical
decay. A cordial like HOSTETTER'S BITTERS,
at once soothing and invigorating is the remedial
agent required. sssz-.sgz-1Sj5ar 2s-eod&w1w
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JANUARY 2s, 1870,
Miss Johanna Armstrong, Grange, N. j.:
Mrs. Edmonia Heath, care of Rev. NJ
Philips; Messrs.: Mitchell & Allen, Phila.
delphia, Penn; Mrs. Louisa G.. Forbes
Portsmouth, Va; Rev. MI. Michelbacher
post-office box 43, Messrs. Walker 4 Saun.
ders, Miss Gusta Ostwald, Minor & Hart
man, Messrs. Hughes & Rowe (2), Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. Lewis Shocks, Chesterfield
Depot, Va. Miss B. Cunningham, Ring
gold, Va; Miss Rebecca J.. Nichols, Lin
coin post-ofice, Va; Mrs. Joseph B. Deans,
Norfolk, Va; Mrs. Susan F. Carter, Ash
land, Va; Agent Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, Present Mrs. Isabella Young, ST.
Louis, Mo-; MIR. George Epps, Danville,
Va. one letter, no address; Miss Paulina
Taylor, Rice's Depot, Prince Edward county.
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4 DESIRABLE FAMILY RES1-HA
"A DENCE FOR SALE OR RENT, on 20
north side of Twelfth between Marshall and Gay
HOW. ff'' = = - ss,.s. ia sa-lw
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81 yALENTISEs valentines Of an sorts and sizes,
for all conditions in society," at prices varying
from IS to 2 cents, may be had Of EELYsoy q
TAYLOR, uls Main street. 4iigl1A7 a#si 1s.2-j's
Valentines comic, grotesque, and sentimental,
Valentines for the rich. .F4t
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for schoolgirls. y
Valentines for schooI-ooys. -
Valentines for young ladies. go.
Valentines for young men. E5@sh z"''tH
Valentines for the lovers. ,saa tSak
Valentines for those about to become 80.
Valentines for the accepted. r1t.ssi..;E
Valentines for the rejected suitor. :. -s
Valentines for old persons Of both scxes. and
for all others, for sale By ELLYsoS & TAYLOR,
next to Dispdtch Office.
The trade supplied. : jaaf ~. 'I'
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The CASE OF HARVEY TERRY.-A para
graph about this case, published yesterday,
has been Inexperienced. Mr.. Terry was
discharged by the Mayor on the presenta-
ton Of license obtained on Wednesday by
the payment of s25O.5O. He is still before
Commissioner Chahoon on the charge Of
doing business as broker without paying
the special tax imposed by the internal
revenue laws, and this case will be further
investigated to-day. IA, ."r--. +
Since writing the above We have been
informed that he has paid the United States
tax, and that the matter will be dropped.
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MIscEGENATIoS IN CHARLES C1TY.-A
Charles City correspondent sends us the
following marriage notice, and vouches for
the truth of the statement:
.,. Married, at Lebanon, in the county OF
Charles City, on the 9th day Of January,
1870, by the Rev. Samuel Brown 70 colored
parson), Myron Lynde "a white many to
Joanah Holmes Ia colored woman) under
authority of license obtained from the
clerk of Henrico county court. All the
parties reside in the county of Charles
City; and I doubt very much if the woman
was ever out of the county,"
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MAYORS CouRT-Mayor Chahoo7s presi-
ding.-James O'Connor 10 soldier), for
being drunk and abusing Sergeant Terry
of the police, was sent to Camp Grant.
John; C. Head, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself, was
sent to jail to get sober. ~,
Henry Brown (colored), charged with
trespassiDg on the premises Of Lizzie Viii
liams, failing. toappear, had his bail bond
forfeited. r...,.- 3.,,,g -..v-s1
William Corbin (colored), charged with
stealing railroad iron, was sent home to be
whipped. -, ~ .rsr-.l 81. !
Charles Phillips (colored), charged with
threatening the life of John Morris, was
fined $3.50. s,.; ~. {. s !.
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EOR RENT, "ROsE COTTAGE" "G
Il on Grove street In Sidney, next door TO q
the residence of Mr.. Charles Y. Morriss. Good
garden and fruit trees uttaehad TO the place; For
terms, apply to JOHN =, SID FEE,
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TOR RENT, TWO ROOMS, on the "a
it same floor, as lodging-rooms for gentle IL
men or o small family without children. NO. sn
ferences giynn and rQuuired. -. ~ q aN-&s
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The STREET-C CAR DIsTURBANcE.-The va
rious parties charged with being implicated
in the street-car disturbance of Wednesday
were before the Mayor yesterday. Not be-
ing ready to 60 into the examination, he
postponed all the cases until this morning.
The policemen were bailed in Sl0O each to
appear, and Scott, Graves, and Booker,
were required to find bail in $500 each that
they would be present to answer the charge
of perjury. as 9
In the other case, in which Mr.. S. II.
Bowman, driver of one of the ladies, cars,
and Richard Miller lsmall boy), conductor,
had been arrested for ejecting Robert Rob
inson from the COR, the accused were bailed
in slOO each to appear to-day. There was
crowd of five or six hundred negroes in
the courtroom whilst the cases were pend.
ing, and when the court adjourned they
hung around the front doors, apparently
unwilling to leave. ,,
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PLAYINe WITH SHARP Tools Yesterday o
negro man Zone of A. Y. Stokes & Co.'s dray-
men) went to Flournoy's shop and COM
,menced to inspect machine-he thought
it was not at work-but in short time was
without. two fingers. Another proof that
people should not play with sharp tools.
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ne SPECIAL ,NOTICE.-By the with
drawal Of Mr. A..P1zzINI our capital has been
decreased, and it admits no longer endless credlt
to some and long credits to other of our patrons.
We are under the necessity Of carrying on CASh
BUSINESS as far as we can, and earnestly re-
quest those indebted to us to pay up promptly on
presentation Of their accounts. ..- .-r r,.s
ia 1s-1w ANDREW PIZZINI q co.
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ACoLoRED Observation-Disclosures
county has negro justice of the peace, and
his name is William Kennedy. lie has ap-
piled to Justice Crenshaw to take the neces-
sary oaths, but Mr.. CrenshaW not having
the necessary blanks he was referred to
the county court. Kennedy's appointment
was of General Canby's farewell perform
anceS. .,....-..
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The DANyILLE RAILROAD MAILs.-Ihe
mail for Danville and for Offices on the line
,ofthe Danville road, which has closed at
the Richmond Office at 4:30 P. NJ, will on
and after to-day be sent by the 9:l5 A. n.
train, closing at the pest-ofice one hour
earlier. This change will enable these
oaices TO receive their mail, including the
morning psysrs, during the day !nstead OF
.aus!as tho aight, % hesstosese. This as.
..engsmsnt gives, for the pssssns, two daily
.uails to Daassl5e. ~ DsIsAsit e-}3s,D3f
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~ EXCHANGE OF PULPITs.-The talented
rector of Christ's church, Baltimore, Rev.
Thomas U. Dudley, will preach next Sum
day morning in St. Johns church, and the
rector of St. Johns church, Richmond, the
Rev. Henry Wall, will fill the pulpit Of
Christ's church, Baltimore. Such exchanges
are pleasant both to people and ministers.
The Rev. Thomas E. Locke, of Westmore-
land county, Va, will fill DR.. Wallis pulpit
~ ,,,~bS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-28

IRON FOR THE WEsT.-The Tredegar Com
pany is now making almost daily shipments
of iron to fill western orders. Yesterday
morning the company shipped by the
steamer Ellie Knight 1900 kegs Of spikes,
with an average weight of 200 pounds, for
Rockford, Mo-, to be used in the construe-
ton of the Rock Island and St.. Louis rail-
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REMoyALs.-On the 26th instant General
Candy removed E. s. Howe from Office as
sheriff of Powhatan county, on account OF
failure to qualify. He also removed E. ii.
Foot from office as constable for the first
magisterisl district of Chesterfield county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-28

A GOOD DINYEsTMENT.-Person not having sui.
acient fuel to last them through the season are
hereby notified that cargo Of Egg and Stove An.
thracite Coal (per schooner Annte) Is daily ex.
pected by W. HALL CREW, on Fourteenth street
near Mayo's bridge. This coal is sold on account
Of the shipper, and any one who desires to pur-
chase from the vessel would find 1t to bis advan-
tage to engage at once. .r,ttr El ~ :; sgta.,an.s
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The TOBACCO STAMP CoUNTERFEITs.-1n
the United States circuit court yesterday
the case of United States Us. Thomas ".
Roche and Frederick Bannasch, indicted for
dealing in counterfeit tobacco stamps, was
called, The defendants elected to be tried
separately, and Roche being arraigned
plead g not guilty. ...#
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRra-,y.t;ida
Underacood presiding. Cheek ,& ca. Us !.
Darlington and Venable; Eaton Us. same
ana Lanier Brothers IS. same. Rules sus.
pending execution and order to show canoe
dismissed. = I. Gi ~ rra sngss.as t1fidl I
! United States u.s. w. a. Lane, for viola-
tion of internal revenue law Defendant
allowed to give 5000 bail before the United
States Comfnissioner for his appearance.
Adams Express Company Us. Marbury,
Davidson, Sc. Decree made enlarging time
for taking depositions. 81 u iInt. ag7aitaf
United States Us. Nj. Hinton ret. al. Oh
transportation bond. Verdict. for plaintiff
for $21l.2 with legal interest.
United States Us. W. n. Lester. Indict-
nent dor violation Of Che internal revenue
laws. Defendant gave s., 900 bail to attend
court from day to day till the case. be dis
posed of. ~, 1 t,sf.. e.is. 5.a3
United States Us. John Burke. Indicted
for violation Of internal revenue laws. De-
fendant was allowed to give bail for his !ap-
pearance, but had not done 1t at the time
of our going to press.s 10 as.I 2rs'.w .Fe-
United States Us. ". A., Lane. Indict-
ment for violation Of postal laws; Defend
ant recognized in the sum.of $4,000, condi-
toned for his appearance on the 22d Of
March, 1870. ,i5 :@s' L .s22E
United States Us. G. q. Murdent ct al. On
transportation bond. Verdict for plaintiff
for $9s.56 and legal interest.
United States rs. G: w. Beal ct al. On
transportation bond. Verdict for plaintiff
for Sl52.53, with legal interest. as'1 J'R
United States Us. John Hunt Indictment
for violation of the internal revenue law.
The jury sworn in this case returned in
court and stated their inability to agree on
a verdict: Jury discharged and prisoner
remanded. a="s.G2 .2af1 III - F ;@
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TRIpIErs.-A eoIored woman, living on
ESs. Johns street between Baker and Duyal,
was ON Tuesday last delivered Of three
| children. 0aa. died, and the other two-
boys-are doing we'll. DR.. Jennifer Gar
nett ofiniased ON the occasion. - Eas1
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New York, Baltimore, Washington, Lynchburg,
and RichSpond daily. and weekly papers at ELY
SON & TAYLoR's News Depot, next to Dispatch
building. .f .- .- ..r....
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THOMAS w.,KEHsEE vii, sell for Mr.. Peter
.Tinsley, corner OF CLAY and Adams s5reets, at
10 O'Clock, furniture, pianos. mirrors, silver
ware, &C. -t+S3 - -.3 3s''
4 M, In Manchester. on Perry street near -Four
teentb, double tenement and large lot. ;
LYME 6 BROTHER win sell at d.P. NJ. a small
= framedtenement on the east side OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, one square north Of
+; Poplar street. re.s-.s-- ..-z.y.tE ~
COOK g. LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. NJ, fur
niture, carpets, mirrors, &c. /
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sen for Charles q.
Williams, commissioner, At 70 Ma valuable
., lot on north side OF Cary between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. r.r . +
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CoLoRED CoNsTABLEs.-A Chesterfield
Justice of the peace having occasion to keep
white prisoner at Clover Hill over night,
appointed three negroes as special consta-
bies, and placed him in their custody.
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P1CToR1ALs.-Ellyson & Taylor, the pqpu-
lar newsdealers next to the Dispatch Office,
have received Frank Leslie, Harper S
Weekly, and Appleton's, for the present
week. Harper's Weekly has another pic
ture by Shepherd. RI .r. !
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RICHMOND MUSICAL ASSOCIATION
consequence of the usual place of meeting
being occupied with religious services, the
regular rehearsal will take place this eve.
ming in the lecture-room Of the Second
Presbyterian church (Dr. .Hoge's), at
o'clock. '''''
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= ~ BACHELoR's HAIR.DYE.-This
splendid HAIR.DYEis the best in the woria-ths
only true and perfect dyes harmless reliable, IA.
Etsutaaeous, Ne 6issppotntrsrt.sao. zi4onIera
tuts remedies the u e9scss Of bad arcs, lavigos
sssss aud leaves the h8tr seis and beautiful black
or brown, Sold BY oil dypsgists snd pezfnmsss,
and properly applied Ut tt,s Wig Factory y Bond
street, Now York. IL tng B III nah se.-eodts
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9 g f-t1cfg.sl2 .NiFILI E9t.4l. :
TO TAXsPAYEEE.
CITY CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, ia

I CITY ooLLEcToR's oERIcp, january 70, u7o.
NOTICE TO .,TAX,PAYERs.- shall
lH post list Of delinquent tax-payers for 1899
at the front door OF the City Hill In u fsw days.
prior to advertising their properly for sale I'm
persops who sRtanth save Tie additinnRr 1xpanae
BY paying their taxes nov, past due. -,,s,r p
! ia lG~iGt Gi;EfWgRD, City, Collector.
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ceasi0a or by recent occupation under the
laws of the United States, the jurisdiction
will be held tobe exclusively in the United
States, until otherwise directed by law or
otherProper authority. 81 III
as7s The Canvass returns, poll lists, and
ballots, for the seversl elections held in the
State under the authority Of the laws of
the United States will, .es coon as practica-
hle,t be arranged and inrensa1ied according
to the several election districts, and turned
over to- the Secretary of the Commonwealth
for deposit and safe-keeping. 3. 5a34
i g.. AIN authenticated copy Of the final re-
gistration of voters, arranged by counties
and citie8 having separate municipal
organization, will be deposited in the Office
OF the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
7s9. Authenticated copies of all general or
special orders, regulations or decisions BY
the district COMMANDERS, changing or modi-
flying the provisional laws OF the State, or
affecting any rights of persons or property
viii be prepared one set for the Office OF
the Governor of the State and the other for
the Office of the Secretary Of the Common
wealth. aasI iaIaA3it s3.T 4
10. The term of Office of all officers of the
provisional government Of the State Of Vir-
ginia, whether holding by original election
or appointment under the laws Of the State
or by appointment or detail under the laws
of the United States, will expire when their
successors elected or appointed under the
new Constitution shall have duly qualified.
IL. The clerks of the several district
courts of appeals will retain the possession
and be responsible for the safe-keeping of
the records of said courts until the Legis-
lature of the State shall provide for the dis
position to be made of them.
The order concludes with copy of the
schedule. adopted by the Constitutional
Convention to prevent inconvenience arising
from change in the Constitution Of the
State. This schedule was published in this
paper yesterday.
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A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM--The RELI.
GIoUs HERALD. Office nearly opposite Dispatch
office, on Main street. 49, '.s.
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n. ELLYsoY 8 Co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pnb
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply ct this ONCE.
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VALENTINES for one cent at ELLYsoN & TAY-
LoR's, next to Dispatcb building. /
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+. laszzsk sEEzs ks;a Il isog,1,s

"a YyyosH stt6sT, betWeen Ioafsh ard l5tIa sssss
VI, ,sdfess breassa{ EhaEls C1eakS An9
|DYEV IN Any coIsqE DEsIRSla or GsL Gat
: 'aess;emsay garnsats As1ia els Vhs.p
= = apR;,Ns gsS; srAsfpRD METH Ale cqL orr
ssse IFaoas SFAMPE ~ 4sI1.sss sssEssS 40
and win Nsmp goods q nay sss kH5n ~ ss
4, Tie Snrth SnAolraenapf my eos1 49, ~ Fs-lS
81 81 nv nv score. s and examine M aes ass
q ~ In In - Si = sstwssn YosEta aSd Eita1.
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VETELLE.
], -
REsrAunArrus, -
:. ,saa .MAIY spRrEH-

ZEs'Flsis ZEFElLah = !, e. e
REsTAuRATEuR, -
i No. lsas MAIN sGREEf. -
- II begins the cold season with renewed
VA ExI energies andfucreased resources. Tia
VW public will find in his larder every
luxury that Is produced within the United States.
He offers everything in season here. and coltce.
eies OF the tropics. TAME and WILpFOWL
OF water and land Of all sorts, VEN4S0N QYss
TIERS FISH, TERRAP1Ns, and DOMEST1C
MEATS, Of the Yery, best selectet With skin aad
. Hehas tho best OF eooKs, under the dtreesson Of
French artist, maater ;oG fbe profession. lis
tables In the main saloon and lis suit Of dining
rooms for parties supplied with dishes 70 or0ce
from the plainer sorts to the most elegant equal 70
any prepared In Paris. PaSt1es entertained vita
entire privacy and comfort.
He win supply parties and families promptly
with Meats, Fish, Oysters, Game, Pastry, Deaser,
and Wines and Liquors. Sa g.
Hewil cater for those IN town and country who
desire uncooked supplies, ensurtng ths best the
market affords al tho mostTeasonaffc Charge.
His Bar Is supplied with the choicest LIQUOR9
and WINES. This be warrants. Mixed drinM
prepared by the most skilfal brewer IN the city.
Grateful for past favor, he invites the putl1c 70
continue its patronage, and 1psoult3es thH most
faithful and prompt nfipg OF orders oc7c
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lsO0-For 1900 first 1900 class 1900 clothing 1890 60
1900 to 1850 Main 1900 street 1900. rr @,r
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MEETINGS.

"A DJOURNED MEETING OF. THE
III STOCKHoLDERsO OF THEUEION BANK. :.
BY resolution OF the. ckhofaers Of the Urton
Bank passed on the 18th day OF January, 1870 the
Bank win take place on. THURSDAY the I'd sof
February, 1870, at o'clockP. H.. as tho ONCE or
Bank. DAVID J. BffRR. !
2 5aF2T-st2 cI - Wi 1-.f crChasfMan,
e oFF ZOE v7narST1 sTATR EHBuniHuF, ,Ca,i
;. s,... -t,-c-R RIefIsfoNp January aAh, 1910.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
: y STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE VIRGINIA.!
STATE INSURANCE COMPANY will be held
Office orthe oofnpan II > @--s----i ;. : .,'
-, WILLIAM q. cHRIsT1AN,
? ia 2S--at s,a E - s-nt sgrg Secretary.
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|, DEATH OF A. DISTINGUISHED MAsoN.--,
William s. Rock kWall, o, prominent citizen
os Georgia, at one, time ., United States