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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15
NOTICE.-The Clifford, Morgan or CLARK

- u III no y IIIVIIi - 'IoI 5'I Ut O''I
~ Horse, will stand for the of Mares tho coming
season. as follows at Cabot Saturdays and Marsheld
Tuesdays other days, except SUNDAYS, at my farm;
LYMAN CLARK.
We the undrsigued, being acquainted with tho above
Horse say that for style, travel durability and size, In
opinion, he Is superior 10 any Horse In this vicinity
III stock decidedly the best know of where II is
known 10 needs no recommend. His colts have been
sold three and four years old for large prices and been
taken Of the State. few Of them TO be seen In
this vicinity, which are invariably nice, The owner Of
the Horse has one noble specimen, which, by good
Judges Horses, Is said to 10 the best gedng in the
State. II. kErCHuM WIN. 7. WHITTIER,
A. 4. PUTNAM GEO. III, PAIGE,
GEO. WOOSTER, s. u. DREW,
202I# w. Il. CAMERON, NJ. Z. WALLACE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

EE- We are happy to know that the new and
elegant relreshment rooms Of HUNTINGTON are
receiving that measure Of encouragement and
patronage which they so richly merit. Nothing,
at this season of the year, can be more refreshing
than dish Of strawberries or ice cream aud
we rejoice that at last we have place which is
both suitable and attractive, to ladies as well as
gentlemen, and which will assuredly remain 80
while under the present management.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

The body of the little son of Levi Newton, who
was drowned at Bethel about two months ago,
was found in White river at West Hartford, on
Monday, Edwin A. Burnett, the young man
who risked his life to save that of the child and
was carried over the two dams in tho attempt
has fully recovered from the injuries then received
A company from New Hampshire are digging
excellent specimens Of gold at the Plymouth gold
mines, so it is said
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15
Waitsfeld, June, 1870.

RErLr.-ln answer to the interrogatory Of Mr.,
Fisk, we can only say that we do not know why
these questions did not appear in the schedule
furnished by the Marshal for publication. They
are llamong the questions to be asked by The As
sistant Marshal in making up his census returns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

At town meeting held in Rutlandon Mon
day, it was voted that the Seectmen be instructed
to take no further steps at present towards the
erection of a Town Hall.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-15

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION.

s,ereipy'' oee,, ST. IoAn,S,oy, May, ls7o.
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Z Z y ( s1s I sEWs.

New Yofk stock ana Meney Market
new YoEK, June g. -Esocks Irregular
seaey, seaa PEI. cent. Sterling Rxchsnsox-I Long
az annrh ilof Gold Gnisetf states Bol;
81 Aiass., TennpsseS SsB, ex.c6ubo,s. a.
as. sEetnis s,s, exscpupcns, ssa new IA
a.salssans ps--Qi 7eS new, ~, 81 Ieyec S,s:H n
S,sfssa q isoaras 1911 go, 90. Georgia e,s
~; 20. North srolina az, As; new. rs. Ssouti
Carolina 6's, sst new, 81. tq5a;ftfsltg.
EcsntssG.- Money easy as sS0s s,us cent. rssssss
bank statement Is anfavorabfa, ,oiwinr 81 thr
heavy shipment Of specie. Sterling Exchange
frH at loea1llos. Gold dull and Arm s;o ye5f,.
ments frm. State Securities steady, cxcept now
Vfrgtnis' SIC, which arc weak and quoted at es.
Stocks firm. though trlffe OF itha ihighess poin,
of to-day, rrs sijSs ~ Y ri
The sub-Treasury disbursemea iasS week wers
ss77 geo for interest on Government bonds, and
received 81 ess, 900 for customs. The bank state
lment is 10 follows Loans decreased &es, 900
specie decreased a. 7ss 900; circulation Increased
s coo deposits decreased eI,s47,o 600 AIeeai-sen-
aers decreased Ss2s ooo The exports OF specie TO.
day were sas4, 600 for the week 81, ls9 Geo.
Governments firm coupon s's, 81, 1isAealIss
'e2's, msl; 'as, lllh@ll2; 'ss's, 1lI@li2k; new,
1l4s@llt; 'e7's, Il&t@it4t; 1855, Il4Ae0lAs.
le-so's, slesi@los; currency s's, L4a. Tennessee
SIS, g.; new, sch. Virginia s's, es new ss.
Louisiana SIS 7s8; new, 70. Levee ess rs; s,s o..
Alabama s'ss rs. Georgia ss, 81; rs, ss. Norsh
Carolina Ts, 10; new, as South Carolina SIS, So.
The imports Of dry goods for the week were
81 aga coo; general merchandise, 81. SGT, 200. -
The Subreas,try balance ID $75, s2s, 2ee In gold
ssI ssa $ssHs7s9. The general balance is
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Domestic, Markets-fBy ,Tr,ran.p,,,... )

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NEW YORK; June 4 -aHoers.- Flour "a shade
armer. Wheat very frm. Corn 1c.I better, Pork
firm at 92a2 Lard quiet at Sc. Cotton inll and
ELSA 81 ss Ta ssRsEass
Sssassa 90 bale, g., On he
nplands 2ssc.; Orleans Flour &c. better
Wheat active and l@ze. better. Corn unsettled;
See eaag r SgsnaDgea
Groceries firm. Naval Stores dull az -, {
], .BALTIMoRE.5 june 4-Floar firm VIII, an
improved demand Wheat firm. Corn dull !;
white $L16g$LB; yellow, 81 .la@8f.I E Oats
Will Eye steady Provisions entirely unchanged
yirginIa ss, old, $50 asked; lsds,s sas ask
si So IS G S,a g id sors
quoted at a1@s5s. WhiskeS firm WEE fsir a de.
mand for old process at 81 patent process, &l.0I
provisions dull and no sales. s,,caT.:,ssl 10. h.
ST. LOUIS, June GzCorn declining mixed
unchanged. Bacon iarn; shoulders, isiS. !; clear
SIDES, h3c. Lard NOMINAL. - 7z'H2-4sf {, ,777
/ SAVANNAH, June 4-+C Cotton in fair demand AZ
soiAslc;: and 2i@aisc. asked saIes, 50 bales re-
seipts, SIS bales exports to Great Britain, q 17S
nal at 2llc sales, 1000 bales receipts, SO bales
Gold, s1l,S New York sight, premium. If1r
! CHaRLEsToN, June 4.-Cotton dull at 2ia2lte.
eaics, so bales reccipta, 100 bales exports coast
wise 16s bales: stock, 0, s27 bales.
NORFOLK, VA.,5 June a;-Cotton quiet low mid
diDgsj 20Qp$c. safes so bales receipts 90 bales
exports, le4 bales ; stock ], 722 bales. - -
! MOBILE, June 49, Cotton quiet and weak at 21c. ::
sales. GOO bales; receipts, Il bales; exports So
Dales STOCK, %, 5s7. fd7 .,,,,. .sr,i;:.,l: s=
AUGUsTA, June &C otton very dun and little
Offering sales, 1so bales; receipts, 90 bales; mid
dlings, 2o@2lfc. ~ =, = -.
LOUISVILLE, June A-Tobacco more active =
sales 216 hogsheads It s6@440 for trash to medium
bright wrappers. -,
ST. LOUIS, June 4-Tobacco active and ur-
changed. sTM - - - -
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THE NEW PASTOR OF FRANKLIN-STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-A called meeting
o' The Chesapeake Presbytery took place ut
the Franklin-Street Presbyterian church,
corner of Franklin and Cathedral streets,
last night, and was opened with a sermon
delivered by Rev. E. II. Cumpton, mode
rator. The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration a call Of
the Franklin-Street Presbyterian church to
The Rev. w. U. Mukland to become their
pastor. The Presbytery decided to place
the call in the hands of Mr.. Murkllld, who
sgnified his acceptance of the same. The
installation services are to take place in that
church tomorrow evening at O'clock. The
moderator was appointed to preside and
put the constitutional questions. Rev. DR..
Leyburn to preach the installation sermon,
Rev. J. A. Lefevre to give the charge to the
pastor, and Rev. d. Wilson, Of South Caro-
lima, the charge to the people, Baltimore
san, 4fh. .'..- ,3
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The Alabama Tax on the Express
fs,- Company. f-zIffsf r

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, june 4.-Judge Bus
teed, of the United States District Court,
to-day committed MIR. Reynolds, Auditor
of the State, to jail for five days for contempt
of court for refusing to obey an Injunction
restraining him from collecting two per
cent. tax on the gross receipts on the
Southern Express Company which was all'
thorized by the State revenue law but en-
Joined order Of the District Court. Auditor
REYNOLDS was also fined 81 GOO and required
to refund the amount collected from the
Express Company. ~ =, :, -
Mr. Reynolds lisa leading Republican and
an asplrant for the position of next Gov
ernor, and his friends haYc called an 1ndl E.
nation meeting which 10 is supposed VIII "a y
help him on in bis chances. ,i.S = ii;
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AN ORDINANCE, To- AMEND AND
IA, HE-0KDAlN CHAPTER Is OF THE Or
DlEANCES UNCERN1NG THE SALE Oh
PLEDGE. or, SECONDHAND, ARTICLEs.
Passed sOtli May, 1870. -, ,.,f.,.5t ;. J.
BE It ordained. by the Council of the City Of
Richmond That chapter 10 OF the clly ordlna nces,
concerning the sale or pledge OF second hand arti-
cles, be and the same is hereby amended and re-
ordained so as to read as fellows :: i..t r..r
J.. Hereafter the keeper or keepers of every shop
within the limits OF the city Of Richmond where
any kind OF articles, such rs watches, jewelry,
junk, old metals, or other like commodities, and
an Kinds OF secondhand articles arc purchased,
sold, bartcred, exchanged, or pledged, shall oh
tain from the chamberlain OF the city license to
do SO, and shill pay for said lcensethc amount
with which such person OF persons may have been
+ 3. Every person receiving such license shall
place the same In some prominent place In his
shop where 1t, may be seen by any one such
shop shall be open at al times to the ns:ection OF
the May or, the police or any Citizen OF the city,
county or State, andsuch Mayor, police, citizen,
5or their agents, shall have power to take and car
sry away any and every article Of such citizen
which may have been stolen, and bought by such
dealer or dealers. No such business shall be ear
ried on until the license tax shall have been paid :
and the said license shall not he TRANSFERABLE; and
the person or persons attempting TO do the said
business without1rst obtaining license therefor
shall be subject to fine of not less than one ham,
bred dollars, or imprisonment not less than thirty
nor more than sixty days. :'..''' 80 - :,
i Published by order OF the Council. ,,.,
- fee-.5t: r1A7 iyth - e. G. HOWARD, Clerk. !.
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Finsnelal AMI CoRe1eiaI.

Grain and Flour Hfa7Res.
& u GdBRt AHS FEOuR ExoaAKGE,S
4 go i1zzcRMrNDs VAL june lE7a. 81
T e $500 gsss cEfERtNGE
q none. Red aos bnsie y,
ID ~ buslcis Mixed Asa
IN .,.shais IL 10 g. Epuf4sE
7 sAkEs. (" 4. ;s,.,}s
,.Whsat:-Red q bushels good as .SIas 1856
bushels foul at 81. la. s'ysfsysfa5ss :, -.
. C0r1--W hIte, s23R tbnsfels good &C o. 10 !; go
ousaea s!tghtly damage at 20 Bushels dam-
Age0 ~ @Li25. Myed az bushels DANA ged OF. eI.ls
30 bushels good Mt 100 bushels Euod at SLIa
Ot8.- sA bushels, fair ats6ae. sfgqssE9t l',.8ts
- - RE.ExHIBTTED. :.i-9si
OGfS.-<06 Bushels. = = :
Rye.-ssa busheis. ga ERE fsei1Fttt.
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OUTRAGE At ENTHUSIASTICALLY very
bold and brutal outrage was enacted just
outside our village on Saturday night last.
The facts are substantially rs follows On
the evening in question there was q per-
Torrance ut HerTick's Hall, and Mr.. Wait
Whitman, a farmer, was one of the audience,
and had left his horse and buggy under the
shed Of the American HOTEL. At about 10
O'Clock q young man named George Nc
Govern took the horse and proceeded
to the residence of q worthy old
couple named Mackin, who live about
mile south of the village, and arousing
them from sleep informed Mrs. Mackin
that his mother was dangerously i'll,
and was anxious to have her come and stay
with her. AS soon as possible the old lady
was in readiness, and was assisted into the
buggy by McGoyerD, who, after driving
short distance, raised a club which he had
concealed and struck her terrible blow in
the face, then throwing her out Of the
her. Driving back to the house, the brute
gained admittance, and told the old man to
give him his money. The old man declared
he had but ten cents, and that if he wished
to kill him for that he could do so.
McGovern was about to proceed to des-
pcrate measures when he was, alarmed
hy hearing footsteps outside, and think
ing the theft, of the horse had been
discovered, and that he was tracked, he
made his escape out Of the rear door and
fed The footsteps, however, were those
OF his victim, WHOM he left for dead in the
road !; for the old lady, though terribly
wounded, had managed to find her way
back, doubtless arriving just i'll time to-
prevent an actual murder. McGoyern,
who has not been arrested, is a desperate
character, and has been out of Auburn
prison but few weeks, where be had been
sentenced for deadly assault about two
years o.-Syrac,lse Journal. -
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Hon. ID. w. VOORHEES, has been rc-nomi-
mated for Congress. Z. ,rf..r7r,aazt. 90, re -
Seventy-fiye Cinnamon left San Francisco
Friday for Massachusetts,, to work in boot
and shoe mandatory. 'ra'''t'@''' -. = y
On the Sth instant the cornerstone of the
new Masonic Temple will be laid in New
York with imposing ceremonies II ~,
Bush, the negro appointed postmaster in
Maryland, has had to decline the. Office be-
cause he couldn't give security inabout
sl25. ..'l ~ 800
Two children of Mrs. Smith, on Van Blu
rem street, Brooklyn, N. Y, died recently
from the effects of wounds by rats, which
had bitten them. S@a 50 ~ = *sS%@Fs@
The wife of DIR. Gatcliel, in Philadelplia,
caught burglar in the house on Thursday
night and fired at him with effect, It is sup
posed, from the bloody tracks leitGbchind.
A severe storm has occurred on the
Northern Pacific coast, and 1t lis reported
= that several cousting vessels haye been
wrecked and lives lost. az, $50 .
The Iuka (MiSsissippi) Mirror has been
fined fifty dollars by the Post Office Depart
ment for sending specimen copies of the
Mirror to those not regular subscribers
without preparing postage. ~ .Ed.f4~l
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- 49,
MOT ALI W1a .l 81 away

EjXsffEafgag:f = "a Z, &. -
s5tsis ssiss - stseeszs II
rha Ell Esseas ssiny sps harden ias sssaa us &
aass i pl 4 !,
10 announce eousidersble adtlss To- our sisti
81 ~ ''sss ~, 4. J, 81 II s:Iss.ssf
siIsas easa.sp-:s BRY GOODS II
81 Al GREATLY RED q j, p !, isft5is
and as woI are always ready 10 giro customers BIC
benefit Of any decline we would invite; ran and
inspection OF our stock 4 Jfs
PoPLIHs, BERAaEs, g. g ;is si5s & s
GRENADINES, Lawn ~. ISL 6. &: SSfse =
PIA1F on EUkED, ,FIGrJRED. and
STRIPPED JAPANEsE SILKS; Il. IL
WHITE, BLACK. and CoE0REDsAL-
,dsPACAs;& tsisffli1
- BLACK SILKS, IL :. .
WHITE ndCOLoRED P1QuEs,
sC&MBRICS St2tst5 fss,sGsfSi'z li,s - "
NAINsOOKs, t5s1f4 .l7sSi sssss
BRILLIANTS I I:zT-s, &, ,..s..r.s -.
:. SWISS. CHECK, and TUCKED MUsLiNs;
ii22SsgTARLETANS4 4[,,as ,;fr..g,s5 sf,t ~. {:
-, TABLELINENS,Fft s ~ aHssG;Ftrit,sfss ,s4Esf
TOWELS, z9it2ra - s.stf9 ~ 5isg
QUILTS, sHEETINGs,r -">2o'7
CAsSIMEREs, 9s4 ysI}F
WHITE and CoLoRED LINEN DRILLS
LACE and aRENtAlpIHEs sHAwLs, s'','.aS =
SILK sACQUEs, - odd ~ s.,,,,,., Il
j.. SKIRTS, COLLARS, .9'i ,ri, .,yi. = ri sSa,t,
HANDKERCHIEFs, Pa .,iz
EMBROIDERIEs.F fsaRrx ~
CORSETS l,1.i gsest hsa -..st',S,gss 4
GLOVES i,tsT .!r,2ttya; j,.srr. .f'as;1>l'z7
HOSIERY
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Flre h.. tl,e Canadian Forests.

OuzBEo, June IA fire is raging in the
woods at Trinity Bay, aud another some;
miles up the Sanequay river Other fires
}ara renorted in tho vicinity of iPeint-aux-.
Trenbles. Should the drought CONTINUES
the rayages from the conliagration viii be
extensive. ~. 81 n
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EnUcAM0NAE.t

iTTNIVERsITY OF VIRGINLA,7Thc
VI Faculty VIII proceed on the "a Of July to ap-
point STATE STUDENTS, one for each OF the
foilowing Senatorial dl<triets--to wit, Nos. j. 81
T. 5, ., ii, II, la IS. II, ia 90 -, 2s,2 ~ a.
az, "a, IS, 3e, 81, and 90, III 81 49,. lys z,
copy ofythe University catalogue, giving All
necessary inform lion In regard to these appoinfr
nents. wi be forwarded TO any one requesting II
Gandidates for anpofntmeat should address their
accomp by ms o. ae-
fe e-4t z,i5ss,i; ChaIrnaB OF thesiF aealsy.ss
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Foreign; Markets -[By TELEGRAPH.
LONDON. June 4-Noon.-- Consols, s2s. United
States Bonds, set. Sugar--A1oat, Els. Fine Roslr
quiet. - ..:.E
LIVERPOOL, june L-NOoi,.--Cotton dull; up.
to be s, 900 bales. T,oo orClOck.-Cotton dull up.
lands, 1osd.; Orleans, 1odd.: sales, $500 bales
Wheat quiet and steady. Flour, els. Cd. Corn
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J.lne gnew.

HELENA, MONTANA, June 4.-The noun
tai1,s here are covered with from I've TO SIX
feet OF SHOW. The snow has been followed
by.six days rain. II s3
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NTORFOLK. AND GREAT WESTERN

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
INfRAILROAD- NoTICE.-Colo THOMAS
). iFLOURN0Y. President OF the road; Gsneral
j. A.. IMBODEN, and Rev. B. A. DAVIS, Will ad-
this notice, and Will present the claims ofte Nor
B folk ami Great Western Railroad andthe Land,
loan and Trnst Company to The prom pt and iibe-
ticuiarIy invited and urged TO attend, their inft
enccT is always for good, and their countenancc
particularly bene1cai In forwarding the great en-
Friday, ioth OF June at Stony Pittsyl-
SHrgED D;x 18th Of June, at Cascade fis'syl
''i MONDAY, lsih of June, at trisburg, Henry
TUESDAY, l4,h of june, at Henry Courthouse,
WEDNESDAY, 18th of june, at 'campbell''F
" TrAiiU5RRsDAY, 10th Of june at Pcnn's Store,
FRIDAY, l7thof June, at Patrick Courthouse,
|. SATURDAY, 18th of june, at Thomas Lam !:
i MONDAY, Goth of June, at Mount Airy, N. G.
TUESDAY, list OF June ~ Hay STACK g sprry
Thu" THURSDAY, ssd of june at Fancy Gap, Car
H pSnsf of june, at Hlisrile, Carroll
0G aoksnlY, a7th of June at Old Town, Graysop
TURssDAY, .sth of june, at Trap ain, surry
ssSass, :oth of ame, as EVIDENCE
1H asuRAp1Y .eth q june ii Mouth OF wilson,
aSSb;asY s 4th Of JpIy It Thomas's Factory,
a TiGEs s ssh Of July ss Marion, smsth
Wi WEDNESDAY, stirofl, July, It Glade sprtIg,
Washington county, Va z So e. 80 &
-, .si " : - - jea-tays
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S050,, 81 $3.50.
EXCURSION. - y =, =

In order to accommodate those persons who
may desire to purchase any OF the above LOTS,
UniNIB SEES will leave my ONCE. No ,loi6 Main
street corner OF Eleventh, on WEDN ESDAf the
Sth f-Jupe at 8 +. NJ. precisely. WIN convey
them free of charge. -; -
These LOTS are situated on the continuation OF
and Franklin streets ton high ground, only
81 short distance from the street railway, In q
good neighborhood, and In a rapidly -tmproying
Only $3.50 ior a LOT: ssS cash; balance In
monthly instruments Of $l2.6 each until paid. .
III :: '7...17 = &; E. B. EEWRUkN, ta,'
~ '..ss tEtrte- Real Estate AuctiOneer,
te e. sE Jen4viii- s ''l' No. lOI6 Main street,
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, T.
RICHMOND, June lss llS7o.
II WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
i daily between the hours Of 0 O'Clock A! N. and
O,cIock p NJ, from the 18th to the 10th OF June
i1iclIsiye. for the purpose Of receiving from any
person. charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
one-half of tile amount ftaxcs charged, deducting
from the; whole amount, or one-half, as the case
! - - w. 3. DAVIDSON <.
10 1-.ln ~ III ! !. City Collector
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"'Gsls3g11SSkDH 11E&GA1A1 sc ssvsss
b gosEpH F.,SweRDas OK RiahmeFd sHa. Hf.sK
i EsCAnpOzH. or Rev Yos1 !. 81 sf,sssss Pr
W1ILsAH 3. SWgBDA ,oE ", ss,,sa "a,
esNORDs CARDOzEs 81 Cory s5s lsya
! nm ,l hIigt JIM AID
s noa nis sslsS1as as.snSs g lsiiss m
sssss sssssE 81; sss ~
tf3IEts sf 4ns aot1 "A u
SpeeisE annats0R w 49,
HOFFMAN, LTD q. s. -: -. 3 6.
bHSRDBECCO GGMMIsEIaEfss AA4sSI
s.s O. ExllaA aI$ Pc
80 kLEJ z,ssiH b.
ff,eiY aefssces to the mkntfA#tBHEft a XEe
sihia and North Eatpltga sfee tfe s&ae ef
tEIETUIEUT TOBACCO.
iiherai cssi, adyances on ship1nelts
PiflfIr AsiH6LA HA16amAdat fs3 ~ &dq9a ~
.----y----- sxs3ss4y
T1OR SALE FEW q 50 ag M ss,,
I BOIL ass new, e
aisos ~
pisr for getting oct gold S ~
biste. TefaaH y IS 70
sposssiy j. A. ss sssass '
4 r,y A-WIm kresssf lpSsSpt n Z y ss5s
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The Fenian Katd-ReIease Of the Chief
-lGaaaiu Raiders ON Ball., .Drr9s
iCANANpA1GUA, N. T., June 4.--Generals
Gleason, Donelly, Lindsey, Cullum, Fitz-
patrick, ONeil, Gloss, and Smith, have
been released Oh bail. .''' ~. -. +"
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MaTTas1s. ofIIecL0TH, &C.:
:-lRrc,rsovr -sr,,erp--DnvyIErE RAILROAD.

2. i---RfcffM0ND MID 5JANY3LLE hA1LhUAUs
yNONSTRUCTION fB0NDe This eonE
" j. pany viii sell FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LAKS Of the above B0NDSat fair market rate.
THey bear six per cent. Interest with the Drtncts
ma PAYABLE Mt an average ofitw0 and paetnaD
yeSrs from their issue. They viii DO sold for Inc
present at price that VILE psY ihs holder az rhs
fact together with the knoHn punetaa!tsy o. tac
company inmsetlns its fssasr s snss
rant m ainrinr stshart dates. Persons 1eSsT1nn
these bonds an,appiy 20 fbs unde.Sfgneg 1s IAe
0aFJCE oFTHE C0MPANYsor Or In his SSs
TO ahe Auditor, MI u. ~ bsks 8 pItroRn ss
,a,,, s,cv.sw President.
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Special kilograms to the Dispatch
~ y 8 ~ > rAsHIEGToN, June 4, 1870.
General Jordan on r;mhnn On, g.

Presbyaeriau General Assembly 1T
s.i ~ - North.
sPHrLADELpHIA, June 4.-The fTespyke,
rfaa General Assembly finally adjourned
to-day, without further Important action'
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IF you, WANT a GOOD SEWING
II MACHINE call and see the 6 HOW E.,i If1
Will cost nothing 70 see it, and no moro 70 buy ONE
: Sold on tnstalments monthly, or5 to RENT, and
rent allowed for four months.
0J.sF.l McgENNEYs Il n:
lie 2-1wx 500 Main street.
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Two THE PUBLIC. : Having recently
purcha'cd THREE NEW Pk1kTIN
TRESsES and a variety OF NEW TYPEs am
pr pared to do any kiud OF BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING at as iowlprices os the same can be
done in Baltimore, Philadelphia, or New York.
GEORGE w. GARY,
Book and job Printer,
iea ,~ Is17 Matu street Richmond. Va.
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FOB SALE. {


~--~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ~----~~-.---~~>->~-~
FOR SALE, a SECONDHAND Nc
n CORMICK REAPING AND MOVING MA
CHINE, with self-rake and all the latest improve
Inents, and nearly new at greatly reduced price.
ije8.. - - ADDISON q ADDISON. =.
ONE COPPER STILL AND WORM
~ (complete6 1s0-gallon boilerJ >. .aags
One COPPERrsTIEG and WORM (completel,
: lao-gaIIon boiler. For sale byis:.. !
, my 10 ''', - WAGGONER u HARVEY.
EOR SALE UPON A CREDIT, ONE
BOILER, Rabm's Manufacture; ONE CARRY
LOG, but little used, II: NJ. smith, Co.'s makei;
several ANxILS and ;BLOGkS for same, nearly
new; FORTi-0NE.eF FEET, OF. WOODEN
+; my 3I--eod3t* -. No. 1870 Cary street.. =
j TOHN KELLY, Twentieth street between
- Main and Gary, offers for sale large num-
Der Of one, two, and fourrhorse WAGONS Also,
TEN NEW ONE-HORSE DIRT.CARTs.nig = =
Amy Of the above articles will be sold on long
and easy terms. I'm .a--Im] JOHN KELLY. =
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DIANOS, ORGANS, AND OTHER IN
e STRIJMEETS,- TUNED AND REPAIRED
i'm The best manner at moderate prices.
3 Orders leftsat 1884 Main street, over r.. r. Du-
yal's drdg store, will be punctuaIiy attended 70.
/, fe @. SStk 34sf Et.l+ .a"s.zs. X. MORSE.