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BuRaLARY.-On Thursday night the resi-
dence Of Mir. Thomas w. McCancc, corner
of Eighth and Leigh streets, was entered by
means of burglars tools, and robbed Of
three-heayy silyer-platcd walters. The thief
was discovered by IA policeman after he
came out from the house, and being chased,
dropped his booty, but made good his own
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE AUGUST 6.-P. T.
Sutton, Richmond Mrs. D. G. Mayo,
Richmond; Hester Ann Pindar, River Sta
tion Depot; Mr.. Granville Bullock, Louisa
Courthouse; Miss Phiilis a.. Lancaster,
Amelia Courthouse Miss Adeine Harris,
Kilbert's Mill John u, Cooke. Loeb Lo-
mond
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OPEN-AlR MEET1NG.-A very interesting
and largely-attended religious meeting is
held on Union Hill every Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock in the grove near Hecklcr's, on
TWenty-tifth street. A number Of persons
have made Il profession Of religion, and the
interest is of a very marked character. Rev.
b. +. Woodward will be in attendance to-
morrow afternoon.
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THE LEE GALLERY, THE gallery OF beauty
al this establishment Is something That omr citizens
ought To be proud of, where such works Of art can
be obtained ut such reasonable prices. We say,
fellow, contnuc to pstronizc the LEE"
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WEATHER REcoRn.-Range of the ther-
mometer at the Dispatch counting-room
Friday, August 5, 1870:
pA. NJ. l2M. aP. M.IeP.M.
80 SO SIS SIS
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"Rcmcmbcr" " in your promenade OF an eve
! ming the neat ice-crcam saloon ut "JACKsoS's,n
corner Main and Third streets.
He also makes and delivers TO families, pic-nics,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream in any quantity
and Of any flavor desired.
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DSTREET.-An Summer Dress Goods depre-
ciated afly per cent. In the New York market
New Goods tri-wcckly. New prices. All goods
on hand prior to 18th July marked down to corre-
spond With present New York market. just re-
ccivcd, handsome shipment of these BARGAINS.
Handsome Grcnadiuc and Baregc Dress Patterns
at III and a. French Lawns ut 8, 10, and 12sc.:
Elegant Lace Points at 90, 81, s., and $1o-not
half their value: Gimps FrinGes and Trimmings ;
n full line Of Blcached and Brown Domestlcs ;
Linen and Cotton Diaper; Bleached and Brown
Cotton, yard wide, at loc.; Good Prints ut and
Ru
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAY.- Rev.
George Jacobs, of Philadelphia, will preach
at the Mayo-Strect synagogue this (Satur-
day) morning mt II O'Clock.
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htrlrnland AIspatfh,
SATURDAY. AUGUST 6, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NEETKoPoLITAN WORKS.
rtnMkspR rM SEVENTH AND cAaAh sTREltffSS@-

STATIONARY and PORTABLE EEaIsEs
RaRK. s1a "a GRfsT, and p. .AsTER MILLs ,.a,.
boI.RRhR9a,s n. RR a,ss : MILF GtkRlNG, 90.
ENGINES and sAW-all4iss % safipas ei1ss e'
always on hand: - s,,,d ~, ..s,c
.,S Uu GU keIShansea for new. An other seraars'
nrom ptly and satisfactorily done
Sena Ger deSeripliye circulars !. ,,r, ~.
deas Wlt4i1l&M y. 1AsNEA = s--. 49,.
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF HEN ,.sessss.x.
a DERS0N LODGE, No. los, ]. o. 81
o: F., Of Manchester, are request sfE
ed to be punctual In attendance at the sssFfeeSSS
regular meeting NJ ONDAY EVENING at
O'Clock. Business of great Importance to bt
transacted.
By order Of the N. G..
.:n SAMUEL E. WOODFIN,
lt; 6-2th Spcrpfarv
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au Sit

NOTICE To OSHIPPEKS.-sEasSs.-.,s1.ssssa ca
IN Tie bcsts or The JAMES RI-sssa=.sssJ
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CoMPAEY
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
reyond collected on delivery, or prepaid st the
option OF the shipper. Every facility possible viii
sN,rcd 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than at
NY Oi;ce "n the Dock without special agreement.
paid.
Eosts locked and insarcd.
dsn EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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ArrLEToN's RAILWAY GUIDE FOR Angus
III ELLfSoN " TAfLoWS popular news depot
lllG Main street. Price, twenty-five cents.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
Can have the Dispatch mailed to their ad.
dress by ordering the same at this office
Terms, sixty cents per month.
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SHIRspIrG.

FOR NEW YORK.-The OldHl-Srs
n Dominion Steamship Company's Ssassssassssasf
elegant sl,e-wheel steamship SABhTOGA, Cap
tain CoUCII, viii leave her wharf 1T Rockets
on SUNDAY, August 7, at o'clockP. NJ. Freight
received until Saturday night. Fare, sle; steerase,
g.; round-srip tickets, $50. For freight or pas
sage, apply to.
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
al R-lt No. Governor Htrcst.
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ID. ELLYSoN & co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ofhcs.
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LONDON ILLUSTRATED. NEWS, with finely CO.
lored supplement- for sale 1T ELLYSoN & TAY-
LoR'S news depot, Ills Main street.
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LUNATIc.-Martha J. Bryant, lunatic,
was examined by commission consisting
of Justices Royster, Wise, and Holmes,
and ordered to be sent to the asylum at
StauntOn,
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RICHMOND, FREDERrcKsBURG AND,
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMrANY, i s11t
ESGINEER'S OTFICE, II

NICHMUND, va, huRUEt ], lo1V.
NOTICE TO RAILWAY CONTRAC-
GRADUATION AND MASONRY of 8 branch
from this company's line, at Brooke's station, In
Stafford county, to point about ten (10) miles
Borth of tho same, near SuantlC0. s,s.s H. ss,.r
Proies of the located line, specifications, &C.,
TO be seen ut this office after the 10th Of August
Bids 10 be opened on the 10th instant, ut - NJ,
the right to reject any or all being expressly re-
served. .. .. ... rEDM1D T.. ID. MYERS, .st.fT
au2.-t16;h Chief Engineer.
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OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred OF
more, for sale at the Dispatch counting-room.
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have also full line Of CENTS FURNISHING

have also full line OF GENTS FURNISHING; {;
GOODS. such as
LISL E and GAITZE SHIRTS;
LINEN SHIRTS-very cheap;
COLLARS,
HALF-HOSE.
TIES and GLOVES,
Good LINEN DRILLING; at &c. and upwards:
SASH, NECK, and TRIMMING RIBBONS In va
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLOvES-all
all sizes;
LACE COLLARS,
RUEFLES,
EMBROlDERIES,
HOSIERY and N LOTIONS Of all kinds.
Many other articles TOO numerous to mention.
t.all early and be convinced.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
hc pleased to see their friends:
LEWIS w. BURN ELL,
JOHN j. TURNER,
j. WEINBERG,
GEORGE SWhRhCHER,
WILLIAM Il. POWERS,
x. :. SMITHERS,
{. j. MCRAE.
JULIUS SYCLE,
tyls 903 Main street.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS CONSTA-
Ii BILE Of Fairfield township, Henrico county,
most respectfully solicit collecting In that dis
trict. Any persons having claims In tho above
township TO collect win DO promptly attended 70
IL, Eighteenth between Fraklln and Main streets
w. T.. CHADlGk,
gu s-eodass Constable.
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MARINE INTELLHGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 6, 1870.
Sun riscs......... 5.o7 Moon sets 81
Sun sets ts.......... 6.53 High tide. ...... IL. Ia
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

RlCtihRDsON Il co. will sell at 81 p. NJ. q
small frame dwelling and lot.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M. horses,
mules, &C.
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RICHMOND AND DASynLE RAILROAD Co. .
RICHMOND, June 2G 1870. {

"a L a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
~ DIX kECTORS OF this company, held THIS
Assembly OF Virginia, approved July II, 1870, d.
rect,ng the Board Of Public Works to sell to this
company the stock OF the State In this company,
Whereupon IL was resolved that a general
meeting or the Stockholders OF this COMPANY be
called TO meet at the Exchange Hotel in the CITY
of Richmond, on the a1st day OF August, 1870 at
Il NJ, for the purpose of considering the ACCENT
ance OF said act. j. ID. BLAIR, Secretary
The book Tor transferring stock will be closed
on the 18th of August until after the meeting of
Stockholders. j. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
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FOR SALE

TOHN KELLY, TWENTIETH STREET
81 BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, OFFERS
one FIRST-CLAss sAMBULANCg. nearly new !;
One NEW FOUR-H0RSE STREET WAGON, Z
NEW and ND-HAED CARTE
ARMY WAGONS, HARNESS. &C. &.
N. B.-I viii pay the highest market price for
RAGS, BONES, and sUMAC, delivered at any Of
the depots In the city.
an slim JOHN hEldS1.
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C0LToN's WAR MAI, only fifty cents, at ELY
SON TAYLoR'S news depot l1lG Main street.
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BITTEN BY DoG.-One Of the netmen
was severely bitten in the hand on yester-
day by dog which he attempted to cap
f1rra
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CxTY ORDINANCES.

i
| A y ORDINANCE 70 ~ sMEND AM
EE TSGE lPtGsEssNsS5 PsssES kSb noFH2 RE2
Rssss ss ssssa Taa, sSs p.s.sa g se ysasy
merchants and traders be 20 .pn pTotsss licersed
nere5y y amended and reordained 60 as 70 rsaS y
l. No person shall sell or offer for s.,o !, ..l3tt
pic card or other Representations withi. tSs sam.
amy goods, wares, or any article whatsoeyer' VIZ
person desiring 70 obtain such license sisri ms.
ply to the Committee ON Finance, who shaii detsp-
cense and on paying into the city treasrry In the
mode prescribed, the tar assessed, he. shah haYe.
the privilege Of doing said buJ.ness. Such license
the person obsa;ping it, and shall su,horise b,m 3.
20 sell goods BY sample at bis place Of business
Any person violating any OF the provisions OF this
more than two hundred dollars, one-haif to 10 To-,
ns aE Z sss sssA aa as oas
more than eight weeks. .f sa
no G
@ s1sss his mp ppy
shall determine the amount to be paid for such Ii.
cense, and upon such person paying the amount
h The pens fSp
with this section shall be tine Of not leaB thair
fifty nor more than one hundred dollars. one-haf
w ~ W Tue OE, I6iIuR W pay bAduUuGS
shall be Imprisoned In the CITY Jail not iezs than
one nor more than eight months. 80 y.
Q. But this ordinance Is not intended to prohibit
any regularly licensed resident .commission ae1-
chant from selling by sample sc any place In the
city through his clerks. agents, other cfnpf0ysg
ees, any goods which he may have actually and
bona tide on consignment or In store In tina city.
And In case of prosecution under this ordinance
the OauS shall be upon the commission merchant
TO prove that such goods have been actually &Hd
In good faith c0nsignedto him, or are In store In
the city subject to hts demands.
Published by order OF Council. es.% -'4nt:
all 8--5t X, G. HOWARD, City Clerk. "a
! A N ORDINANCE. TO AMEND AND
n RE-ORDAIN SECTION 1 OF CHAPTER
Is OF TIE CITY ORDINANCES. PASSED
BE Il ordained, That section 1, chapter a5 OF the
city ordinances, be amended and re-ordaincd so as
TO read as follows - vt.7 sttEt-s, !, ggs. tfty I,
81. No hog or pig shall be kept on any lot or al-
lowed to at large within the limits or che city
Proutded, That In the wards Marshall Jetferson,
Monroe, and Clay, upon special application the
Council shall be at liberty to grant special pcris-
sion 70 the owners to keep such animals upon such
terms as the Council may by resolution prescribe.
Any person violating the provisions of this sec-
slon snall pay fine Of not less than two nor more
than twenty dollars; and such hog or pig kept or
going at large without such permission shal be
forfeited to the city,,
Pubiishedsby authority Of Council. ss3ft} ss}
(. 9. HOWARD,
au 5--ot City Clerk.
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OFFICE MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE1
ASSOCIATION,
RICIM0Nn Aunusf 1870

IsKCftnlUND, liURUSE y IoIVs
A GENERAL MEETIN OF THE
= P0LICY-HUf.DERS OF THE MUTUAL
tbIE,sNEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION will be
n Relo on MONDAY, August 8, 1870, at Il O'Clock
~. q. the once OF The Association No. 1902 Main
All po3fcy-hoiders are earnestly requested 10 be
present In person or by proxy.
au l-SC RRT vTN p,o,,5o,,
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NREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
At
JULIUS SYCLE ES'S,
aO3 Main street, second door below Ninth.

a03 Main street, second door DClOW NlntH
He now offers his entire stock Of SUMMER
DRESS GOODS regardless of cost, as he il deter
mined to reduce his tremendous stock; So call
early and procure some Of those handsome
FIGURED GRENADINES from 20 10 soc. worth
IS aud Soc;
STRIPED and PLAIN LENOS Mt zoe. worth 3oc.;
PLAIN and PLAID MOZAMBlQUES at &c.
worth 50c;
FRENCH ORGANDIES at soc. worth 4Vc.;
PRINTED PRRCALES at l6sc.:
MOURNING GOODS-a specially:
IRON GRENADINES-allg grades and prices;
BAREGES, TAMISE CLOTHS, BLACK AL
PACAS- from Is to 80:
Vcry good GRAPE COLLARS and CUFFS,
GRAPE Wells and MOURNING HAND
KERCHIEFS-in variety;
LA WINS at lG3c. worth 2Oc.;
Gr at bargains in BLACK SILKS;
IRISH LINEN and LINEN SHEET1SGS;
HICKABACk TOW ELS at l2tc. worth 20c.;
PIt.LOW-CASE LINEN;
LA NCASTER and MARSEILLES QUtLTs-all
sizes and prices:
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES from soc. up !;
A full line of WHITE GOODS, TABLE Dh-
MASK, NAPKINS, ami DoYLIES;
LINEN and COTTON DIAPER;
FURNITURE DAMASK.
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ENGISEER'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD,
July 6, 1870.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Pr
~ posals will he received at this Office until the
l5th day Of August next for the QRADING, MA
SrNRY. AND TRESTLE-WURK, OF ABOUT
TWENTY-FIVE MILES OF ROAD-an exten-
sion OF the York River railroad east from West
Point.
For Information In regard to the character Of
the work and terms, apply to the undersigned.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
T. NJ X. TALCOTT,
Chief Engineer York River Railroad.
1y e-dlw& 2taWtAul5th '''%} ~ <.t.s .f
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FORM OF PROXY.

Rrao,1 all Hen 6y these Presents:
That -, the undersigned, do hereby consti-
tute ana appoint - attorney - for -
may be brought before the meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company 10 be held at on - the -
day OF -, or at any adjourned meeting thereof,
hereby ratlfying all the acts Of -, said attor-
ney In the premises, fully as If - we're present
and voting in person. @'
In testimony whereof ----- have hereunto
affixed 90 hand this'---dayo OF -.
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ALL KINDS OF NEW W0Eh MARE MAhR,,E Il = EE- y. J
e,ty nihiap and county: M ToBACCo work or an
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO ELAgr3 ELnAA,gsr3
HaNC0CK'S SUPERIOR HAMMER /; PLAI~st
FORM aud al! other kinds es Scales EEiAeRsrf
ED and ADJ JUSTED AaENTs Tor tss s nasg "a ot
TERSoR, sELDEN,s, PATENT sTEAM.EsNs.., EA. Is. I,
CINE PACKING, Ustca Company.s SEE u Va ~. NJ
GAUGES. These gauges, are warranted gy gsyq
one year, and We sell them at IoN prices; We kfsK
all kinds OF BkAssa WORK OF sUkzEInn
cocks. oil and tailow-cupf, OIL-CUFS FOE
sGAFTING, SKI. sSTEAM-y!adllSS
TIES. WATER-tAyGES; GLOBE.vALs,isss,
BOILER.FLUE CLEANERS, andaf Senerai Is
sor.ment Of such ariieles rs are used by AL run
mag steam-eneines aud SAW. mills ,,ranx, 4.ss
tey I4sa and last Cary street:
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FIRE.-A fire broke out at O'Clock yes
terday morning in the backsmith's shop at
tached to the carriage factory of r. Mangum
Cary streets. The building and its con-
tents were entirely destroyed, and the rear
portions of the storerooms of Eggleston &
Slnoot, Il. King d Co., and Chamberlayne
& Jones, were also slightly damaged by fire.
Messrs. Mangum Il Cos. loss was about
81 200, on which they had no insurance.
The building, which was owned by Mr..
MicalHh Mahgum, was insured for $500 in
the Manhattan,
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WE ARE JUST RECEIVING

WE ARE JUST RECEiFlNE
rnRTn RICO sUGAR-hogsheads ana barrels
trEr<rn >TGAR-Cut Loaf, Powdered Gran
miat.d. Crushed AS, B's. Extra ''s'
h,ruN- shoulders. Rib, Clear Rib, ana 'icar
sides, Breast Pieces and breakfast b"coil'
sugar. Cured
-lNurS-Suear-Housc, Golden, and HH!"'i'
NttkEREL-New No. 3:
HERR NGS-- Gross, Cut, and Roe;
LARD-ticrcea and kegs.
All for sale at lowest prices.
IA l"-lln HARVEY > ~ w lbtlAM"
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TAIR.--600 bushels PLASTEaERS
IL HALE for saiees EULST q AssAsss
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SINGULAR ACC1DENT-THE CYLINDER OF A
STEAM TnREsHER EXPLoDEs.-At Straw
berry Plain, (the plantation of William AL
len, ESQ., CurPs Neck, on Thursday after
noon, a singular accident occurred. The
cylinder of Il steam threshing-machne ex-
ploded while it was making 5000 revolu-
tions minute. Nat. Enroughty Darby,
who was feeding the machine, was struck
in the breast by piece of the drum-box
about four inches square, and thrown dis
tance of not less than fifteen feet. He fell
on his back, and it was thought that his
death was certain, but, to the surprise Of
everybody, he picked himself up, and does
not seem to have been seriously injured.
Strange to say, nobody else in the stack
yard was hurt at all, although the machine
was knocked to pieces, and parts Of it were
picked up two or three hundred yards from
the scene Of the accident. An idea of the
force of the explosion may be formed from
the fact that the iron cylinder burst into
over one hundred fragments. The noise
caused was like the discharge Of cannon.
The machine was the property of Mr.. III.
Baker and Mr.. William Allen. 1t was
valued at $3.50. ..
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maCH1NERY, DO.

~ A. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
HI. WAY, ,MANUEACTURERS,a aud ENGl-
NEER,S SJJPPLIES.- Tenth street be.Heea Main
and Cary. Richmond, Va. steam.Engines; Saw Saw
Mills, Mnl-Geariugs. Turbine Water.Wheeirs
and Wood Working Machinery Of aaH kinds
shafting' Hangers, Rulleys, Betting. ,r,iasc Laee
Leather; SAWS and Files Wrenclies; I'VE. I'VE.
steam-Guages, saw.Gummers, Steam and w ater::
Pipe Fixtures, Packing Journal Metal. PICK and
If you want a portable steam-Engine send for
descrtp.iye pamphlet, or call aud examine tho
have S &c general assortment aIs: OF sccond-hand
Engines and Boilers, Saw-Miils, Mfi,ssoncs. and
6earings. PIaniag Machines, and other. w Wood.-
HANGERS Il Ep D!stiains kixtarss, ets., GO. ~ ~
Second hand Machinery and Stean-Boilers
bought sold, and exchanged. Au e.-sm
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pASKET PIC-NIC.-LEIGH-S
H SUNDAY SCHOOL will have BASKET
PICNIC 1T Liberty church, in Powhatan county,
on the DanvilIc road on TUESDAY, August 9th.
A band OF mus lc Will accompany the school.
". BILLUrS, or JOSEPH DICKINSON. Price ::
$l5o for gentleman and lady children, SO cents.
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MACHINE sHOP..a8sss7s4 -

sLOAT g. ADDINGTOH.
- = ~. = - MACHINISTSs siEsfesssfs II p =
WORKS AND OFFICE .. l4S2 and sl&2l- CARY,
STREET BETWEEN FOURTERNTMAND Z
FIRTEENTH STREETS - ID " ssJr 2
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. .ass
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-11
We ezicaE illumination
The New York University,
Branch 200 Congress ST.,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
HENDERSON & STAPLES
Agents for The s tate of Maine.

AscAts TOT The state of Maine.
The curaves are the favorite pres riptions of the
New York University What may seem almost in-
cied b Is the astonishing rapoity wrh bich they
cure diseases hitle rio considered ineurabIe val
liable physiological adviser" Tor men aud women
iree 10 all. Agents wan ed ia every Town in the
state. r. P. Henderson. NJ. D /, coniuitir g Fhysi-
clan. Patients treated by letter Cancers cured
without Surgical operations. Medical advice free.
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-11
Portland & Kennebec R. r.

"in'ef arrangements. Dec. 3. 1sG0
1co Trains Daily 6etreen Portland and Avo,,s,,
EHesE Leave Portland for Aueusta n,xo,
&e&-Sks9 train at 100 A NJ 'AeN
, Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta. Waferv,Ila and
Bangor. al l2;45 ID. Portland Tor Bath and Au-
passenger Trains will be due at Portland dalv
at $50 a. and q NJ N""'
rare as low oy this route to Lewiston wafervl1e
Esnua,rs Mus Dexter and Bangor as by the Maine
RAJ noad and tickets purchased in Boston ,or
th is Sshnal stations are good for passage on
tr R e IassengeIs from Bangor, NEWPORT Dex.
.ei, &c, VIII purchase Tickets 10 Ken,,alps Mil
3hy, hhu aitrr taking the cars of the Portland and
nennepec ROAD, the conductor will finnish tcs sts
anu naae .ne .aie the same through TO Portland or
boston as wa Maine Central. ~ Va
ern a,. amkets are soid at Boston over the East
en- anu Doso on and Maine Railroads Tor Mi St.,,on.
on 'nis iiLe; also the AndroscoggIn Il, r. and Des
ter, angor, &c., on the Maine Central. No hTeak
o sause east OF Portland by this route and The
ioie Wy "hicn Passenger from Boston or Port
i ianu can certainty reach Skowhegan the same daS
otaees leave Bath tor Rockand, &C.. daily. Au-
gusta ioI Belfast daily. Vassalboro for Moth and
EasI vassalooro anu China daily Kepdalj's MILF
,or onuy daIiy. at PIshons Ferry for Canaan dali
Y. AT okowhegan Tor the difeI ene towns Nortb en-
their route. A'0''n w
Augusta, Zee. 8. 1860. ma,i.ti TNp''
The Portland daily press., 1870-03-11
s0RTlkND2 ROCHESTER, nm
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

~ Saay1SsI On and after Monday, Nov 29 1860
4sse'~sxss trains will run as follows:
Passenger trains leave POftlapd daily (Sunays or.
eeptsdl lot Alfred aud intermediate Stations. nj 7u
A. NJ, 200 z. 81. '' ''ie
lave l0ftland for Saeo River at 53oP.M.
leave atred Ton Portland al o.. A M
$40 r. NJ at o.5o a. 1t. and
cd leave A,Ir.d Ssr p Win passenger car attach
Stages connect as follows: ~
Al Gorham tor South wiDdham Windh,.. ,,,,
and NorthWlndham West Gorhan. sta,,aINh s ntii,
Falls, Baldwin. Denmark. Sebago, BriIgton. iovsii
Hiram, Brownfeld. Fryeburg, Conway. Bar,Ie,,
Jackson ton, Cornish, Porter, Freesom Md,
So "A, sdeo River, tor West Buxton, Bonny EAGLE
ea1d a oaIo hWer Tor Limerick, Newfelo, Parsons
AZ Center WateTborough for I.jmericl p.,so,,s
field, daily. ~ "eiicA' FasohS
AT Allied for Springvale and Sanford Garner
April &c, 1859. 'ouPerlntendeat.