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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.

'IW GENTLEMEN.
JUST RECEIVED,
"SNT'S FINE FIRE >CH CALF CONGRESS
CATERS,
GEtI'S FINE FRENCH GOAT CONGRESS
hbrEES ,.,.
ht\T>' FINE GLOVE KIO CONGRESS
nE>l', FINE GLOVE BID CONGRESS- OK.
FrbD>. 1900
GkSr'~ BLACK CLOTH aud PRUNELL CON.
|"f.S GaIfFRS, -
GFHT.N pRlrNEILh OXFORD TIES,
"rAr> LoW-QUAKTER SHOES of every
ttSc. ,,,.
tents ma, find any kind Of SHOES or BOOTS
tn, may want at FACES, 1893 Main stree.
ny il -2w two doors below Twelfth
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some OF the same persons -inamed ediateIy
after the war TO our merchants eHEdged In
simiInr business, who, by Ino1ey and IN
.fluence, enabled thcm to resume their ecca-
pations, and secured to them their present
prosperous positions. II, ..s.,
It eiyes us great pleasure TO add that the
senior partner (Mr. Dane) has given the or
piian children of our asylums from year to
year their supply of winter shoes. l'.ss
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STKAwBERRIEs.-It will be pleasing to the
lovers of this delicious fruit to learn that
this season will be most plentiful one
Large numbers of them arc being brought
to market, and greater quantities are being
sent North than have been known Of fol
many years. A carload was sent of by the
York River line yesterday morning for this
mornings marketin Baltimore, and to-mor
row morning in Philadelphia and Ne"
York. Several carloads will be sent OIL to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

Strawberries, ICE-CREAk, ARD BAkkFiss
If you wish 70 get something nice, giyc ANTosI.
second door bciowT. X. Price & Co.'s, call, and
you can feast on his delicious 'strawberfies ana
tce-cream. He has one ofIhc best aud coolest
ice-crcam saloons In the city. Has also dnc l0t
+. & & 1. a +. y
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LOCAL MATTERS.

To THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIpATEs.-A
meeting of the Conservative candidates
will bc held at the Shcriff's Office, No: 11l5
Main street, in rear of the Old Dominion
Insurance Company, at 5 O'Clock this eve
ming. a full attendance is requested.
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NO. 1873

MARSHALL WARD-LARGE And EsTHUsI-,
AsTIc MEETING.-The largest and most en-
thusiastic political meeting ever held In the
banner ward met in Haskins's building last
night. The utmost harmony and good feel
ing prevailed, and the enthusiasm which
pervaded the large assemblage Is sure
augury of success on Thursday next. Able
and animated speeches were made by
Messrs. William +. Butler, George D. Wise,
a. NJ. Kelley, Fl. x. Ellyson, Colonel Mar
maduke johnson, General p. T.. Moore, and
James P. Cowardin.
Mr.. Kelley effectually siIenccd the charge
which was made that Ire "was slaughtered
by Known Nothingism." He said that he
was in the canvass heart and soul, that he
has no feeling of revenge to cherish, no
animosity to foster; but he would give all
his time, energy, and talents, TO the cause.
The Irish had never been accused Of in
gratitude, and rs he, an Irishman, had re-
ceiyed three native votes to one Irish that
his opponent had gotten, he called OH those
who had so earnestly supported him in the
primary election to give Mr.. Ellyson their
earnest, hearty votes on Thursday next.
"say, my friends, will you do it?' A uni
vcrSal "aye" spoke the sentiments of all.
The remarks of Mr.. Ellysofl were mostly
| confined to the practical work now being
done, and that which remains to be done,
eShorting all to be up and doing, bracing
| themselves for the fight which is to come of
on Thursday next. Let us secure such q
triumph on that day rs that Radicalism may
never again rear its head among us.
Colonel johnson made one of those T0us-
ing speeches, replete with eloquence and
argument, for which he is SO well known in
this community. His magnanimous action
in this campaign has made many friends
and admirers.
| General Moore eXhorted his fellow-citi-
zens. of whatever nationality or faith, to
rally around the Conservative nominees,
and give, on next Thursday, a decided ma
ljority for those gentlemen.
Mr.. j. L. Cowardin made humorous and
telling speech, laying open and exposing the
weakness of the Radical nominations. Du
ring his speech he nominated Mr.. Kelley rs
the candidate for the next Congressman
from this district. This nomination was re-
ceiyed with the most rapturous applause.
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FROM MR.. KIMBROUGU.
FROM MR. FREEDEEY.

RICHMOND, May 23d, 1870.
sec by the newspapers that have been
nominated by tho Republican Convention
for member of Council from Madison Ward.
Not dcsringan public office, respectfully
decline the nomination.
SAMUEL FREEDLEY.
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To ENJOY LEES BLESSING WE MUST HAVE
HEALrH.--It Is a stubborn fact that every human
being is more or less predlsposed to disease, and
In the spring the exciting causes Of disease are
numerous and actI &c, and sickness IL exceedingly
prevalent. Now, to countcract the baneful In
fucnces which sometimes tell with fearful effect
upon our system ut this pei iod OF the year, Ger
tain and agreeable remedy Is furnished by Messrs.
DR.. 3. B. Hartman CO., Of Lancaster and Pitts
burgh, Pa. 1t Is that noted and eflicacioua invg-
orsnt and tonic, MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs-a
t..tn,x ,tI nd m univprSal ugr. IL
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ExEcuTlvE-Goycrnor Walker has ap-
pointed K. 3. Macon commissioner of wrecks
for Princess Anne county, and rcappolntcd
Frederick koones commissioner of deeds
for Virginia in the District of Columbia.
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HUsTIsGs COURT, MoEDAy.-Judge Gu-
gon presidsng-Thc following cases were
disposed Of:
William Tibbs, convicted of felony and
sent to the pcnitentiary for three years.
William and Herman Rose, Jointly in
dicted for felony. Herman Rose was ac-
quilted, William convicted of petit larceny
and sent to Jail for ten days.
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MADISON WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
There will be IN important meeting of the
Conservative Executive Committee OF
Madison Ward at the Office of Green 4
Allen, corner of Seventh and Grace streets,
this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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INSTANTANEOUS AND EFFIcAcIoUs CURES OF
CoRNs AND BUNIoNs WITHOUT CUTTING, PAIN,
Oh THE LOSS OF BLooD.-Drs. Kendall & HAIR
pEsTY cannot too highly estimate The Kindness
they have experienced during their visit to Rich
mond nor can they resist the pressing fHyttasi0ns
they have received to remain few days longer
but they must assure those persons who intend to
honor them with a call that they have been soli-
cited to visit other towns cities to which they
must attend. They can be consulted, however,
during this week at their Office, 72l Main street.
Tile following are the names Of few gentlemen
selected from THEIR numerous patients since their
visit to Richmond, to whom the Doctors would
respectfully refer as to the skill and efficiency with
which they or members of their family have been
treated In the absolute annihiiation Of corns and
! bunions:
Judge B. X. Wexford,
Mr. w. II. MacFarisnd, ta
MIR. William j. Wall, House OF Delegates;I
Mr.. l.. A. Bristow, House Of Delegates -
Judge ii. G. Bond, -.
DR.. WOrtham,
Mr.. II. j. Hartsook,
Colonel. j. l.. Darlington, os
Mr.. Samuel Darlington,
Captain w. q. CarringtOn, .,
MIR. f.. G. Peyton,
Sir. J.V. Bldgood,
Mr. r. Roberts Baker,
Major Thomas w. boswell,
Mr.. ). N. Bailey, .- ....#...s
Mr.. w. T. Owen,
Colonel Albert Ordway, 80
Mr.. John s. Rady,
Mr. John Purcell, ~ s'ti 'ar
MIR. l.. G. Tompkins, .r, .tsss-...,
Mr.. William Jeter,
Mr.. d. r. Johnston, Arlington, VA;
Mr.. W. N. Redford,
MIR. W. II. Adams, .t.
Mr.. w. II. White, '.'
DR.. w. Leigh Burton, a...
Mr.. j. 8. Tower
Rev. II. w. Watkins,
Mr.. John u. Tnsley, Jr. White Sulphur Springs.
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Rooms CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
RICHMOND, May 23d, 1870.

M.ssrs. Cotrardtn d Hiyson
Gentlcmen,-Sincc my last report to the
public the following sums have been re-
lnitted and paid over to me for the relief
fund:
From the wholesale shoe and leather deal
ers, Boston, through Messrs. Francls. =.
Maddux Brothers. cincinnati, Ohio. 100 90
Presbyterian Church, ANNAPOLIS, Mary
land, through Mayor Ellyson. ............ 81 10
James Uckmay, ptstor In charge oI the
John Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church, (coorcd,) Stauhton, through
Govprnur " alker ................. l. W
From Miss Laura he ne 4 Co.. proceeds of
a bcuel. given at Washington, through
Governor W d;ker 10 W
Citizeus Of Frederick. Maryland. through
Valeiius Ebert, Mayor, through Cover
nor Walker. ls' 'o
nsv & Wait" observation-disclosures. so 90
tee of the Chamber of Commerce, New
York. through b. J. Burr. 5000 90
Southern Mutusl Fire Insurance COM
pany, j. S. Calvert, dece 'sed, formerly
president. ........................... 50 90
Lee & Walker, Phlad.l lphia. through
WOodhouse u Parham ......... .......... Is 90
Union Merchants Exchange ST. Louis,
through Mayor ELY llyson................... Gl5 90
W. NJ. lie dey. Esq, proceeds of picnic
at the Fair Grounds. ........,... ......... 8" 90
j. III. Ney. Il Co... Hartford, Ct, through
C. Gcunet, OF Rtchmond,. ,.....,..,.....,.. 10 %
From tho Catholic Standard, tlirpngh
Bishop Thomas a, Bcchori WilminTtonI "a. a.
!, J.
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PoE- or RICHMOND, MAY "a, is7o.


ARRIVED. ssfs - 49,
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimorn,
merchandise an! passengers, Haryeys q WIZ.
tlans.
clandlsc and passengers, Old Dominion sfeam-
Schooner Curtis T.ltou, Sunncrs, Nrw York.
iron, Tredcgar Company, and salt, &c; Iasdy q
Co. 1frl6l. t :, 80 =
Steamer John Sylvester. Gtrord, Norfolk, nser |.
cbaudise and passengers, La b. Tatum. ~: ~:
Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphia, mcrchandse
and passepgers w. d. Porter.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan. BaitHW9rsnI, 4 WsI,
merchandise AMI passengers, HarSeys W."
iiams, -st o,. i 80
Three scbooners names nos repor'eu. " u =. -" "
ior hichiionH xKxoRAEDUM. .
yyxer spc,SF. Nav 23.-Afrtyed, eseomer Ao-
VI keyhcld, Raltiuere, merchandlsc zaa paass
tanre,s. York River RaDroad Company aaa
s.iirt, the I'D on return.
ny rELEGRAPH, f.
orressTo-yN May -. Arrived, ascanexS eaar-
i, .$..n md CITY Of Brussels. az
'hIsSHn IanraEsS MONROE. May s3,s-PasseG ~ Tor
"a ns,t,more seiooners Jann L0tisa, 1iom Aras0;
= n,eiis A. Pfice from Nasssnt SaIGensine s3Iesn
of the Isles. IrriYed, brig Mile, fom baoaa.
for orders.
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ONLY Two DAYS MOEE.-REGIsTER.

LIST oFTRANsrERs OF REAL ESTATE IN THt
City OF RICHMOND FROM 10TH TO 23D MAY
| 1870. ISCLusIvE.-Dayid j. Saunders, trilS-
tee. to james l.. TimbCrakc, trustee, lot
frontin. II feet Oh south side Of MarShal
street between Smith and Henry streets by
1i1 feet deep, for 1898.
George Lee to Peter Burke, lot fronting
90 feet lmorc or lcss) on cast side of Pearl
street between Main and Cary streets by 81
feet (more or less) deep, with thrcc-story
brick store thereon, for So
| a. T.. Graham to Richard {. Iobson, lot
No. % French Garden Hill. fronting 81 feet
on east line of Ninth street by l3O feet deep,
with brick dwelling and other Improve
mcnts thereon, and lots 35 aud 5G, fronting
together GO feet on west side of Tenth street
by I3O feet deep, for $1,000.
Richard Eubank to Henry Mctzgcr, lots
,sesss.;;, 1Snd $. fronting 66 feet on south side
Of @T ciav strcss r. fss rras asEi ssp S!SV:
Il. Ii. l.. 1ighc TO w. G. Allen, lot ff5nsff1sl
fl feet inches on north side of Franklin
between Sixth and Seventh streets, for
s.. 900.
Martha +. and Mary +. Grafton to John
p. Thomas, eastern half of lot No. Il front
inc - feet on south side of Marshall by l4O
feet -. inches deep for 5000.
l.. II. Fore to William &. Booker, trustee,
lot with framed tenement thereon fronting
81 feet on west side of st. Stephens street
between Duyal and Baker by l20 feet deep,
for 300.
James Lyons, commissioner, to John
Asher, lot on Main street, for $9,049.50.
u. NJ. Miller to II. n. Hudson, lot front
iny 100 feet on south side Of Clay between
Adams street and Brook avenue by $50 feet
deep, with buildings and improvements
thereon, for 1000.
Thomas r. Hewlett to LomaX i. Smith
and John w. Young, trustees, hall-acre lot,
letter u, portion of estate OF Richard Ad-
ans, deceased, for 5000.
Il. G.. Ritter to Henrietta Sieberling, lot
fronting 29h feet on the west side Marshall
street by 165 feet deep, with brick tenement
thereon, for l,G5O.
w. FL. Haxall to John A. GaZebrook, lot
fronting 60 feet on the south side Of Grace
between Belvidere and Pine streets by 15O
feet deep, for 81 300.
A. Weimer to w. B. Jones, lot fronting
80 feet OH the south line OF Franklin street
between Twenty-trst and Twenty-seeond
streets by 81 feet deep, with two brick tene-
mentS thereon, for $3.50.
n. w. McCance to Mrs. Mary Z. Fin
ncy. lot on south side of Leigh street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, fronting
30 feet on Leigh street by 134 feet deep, for
81, 800.
a. r. Courtney to Il. Il. Howison, lot
fronting q feet 6 inches Oh south side Of
Grove street by 100 feet 3 inches deep,
with wooden dwelling thereon, for s., 300.
=. w. Grubbs to James L. Tyree, lot
fronting ~ feet OH north side of Cary street
between Foushee and Adams streets by l54
feet 10 inches deep, for $1,000.
James II. Tyrce to Evan L. Ragland, lot
fronting % feet on north side of Cary street
between Foushec and Adams by I54 feet
10 inches deep, for $40.
Susanna {. Cooke to Alexander Freeman,
lot fronting 2S feet on south side Of Bloody
Run street by 81 feet deep, for Sl20.
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no THE WOnKING CLAss.-We ar,

TO THE WORKING CLAsS.-We are
ne" prep. .red To furnish all cldsses with con-
',@A' t:nrloN men. at home the whole of the time
tp' the spare moments. Business new, light,
,, ,,n WDhtahle Persons Of either sex easily earn
.,, ,,a" % 10 rs per evening. and a proportional
r rh ~ d"vo.ing their whole time tn tho business.
~ "nd iris cen earn nearly as much as men
a,. al Nh" sre THIS notice NAV send their al
r.uI ana ttsl The business, we make THIS unpa
r.; i'a her: To all such not well salts
mr,r,e We VII. send IL 70 pay for the trouble OF
w,1"s. With T., Full particulars, valusblc, sample
81 ~ ~ " 30 10 commence work on, Biid copy
lsrr. :. q, fe.1tea Liternry Compdnfo1a ore OF the
.rnt g.. s"h m' tnmily newspapers pubi,sbed--ali
""''' pr'alsh!s wo,s, address
pa,.s Y, 6, ALIGN d CO.,.
'Nai"esSssa haEas.n, Die,
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JOSEPH F. sNIrEs 4 Co., Box 1877 NEW YORK,
FORMERLY or RICHMOND, VA, GENERAL PUR-
CHASING AND CONTRACTING AGENTS FoR THE
SOUTHERN sTATEs.-Farming, building, and
house-furnishing implements; hardware, brass,
copper, and lamp goods stationery, medicines,
books, musical instruments, dry goods, groceries,
ETC., bought to advantage on commission sas the
VERY LOWEST Ncw-York prices, and promptly
shipped. Southern sympathy aud northern capi-
tai. Present and future friends address US -
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JACKSON" al the corner Of Msin ana Third
streets, respectfully announces himself . esnds-
date for the Office OF suPPLxfSo, EVERY ONE
WITH AS GOOD ICE-CREAM u can be scusd auy.
where In the city. Manufactured BY himself and
yoYf orndf frco
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.IIARpERs' MONTHLY MAGAZINE for June
TO hand from Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor,
next TO tho Dispatch, 10 one Of the best
Ncv, syer issued by the publishers,
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For BEST AND CHEAPEST COOKING FUEL for
summer buy the unequalled manufac.uret wood
and soft coke and anthracite coal sold by Mr.'J.
u. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, nearly opposite
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is the best blood purifier now before the public It
invigoraes, rcnoyates, and cleanses the Life cur
rent within us corrects all the Irregularities Of
the system; imparts fresh yigor and strength 10
the constitution, and produces perfect health and
fine spirits where now is general debility and ner-
vousaess. Everybody ought to use 1t In the spring
and summer, as II will be found reliable protec-
ton against disease and promoter Of happiness.
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THE RADICAL TICKET DROPPING,
TO PIECES.
SEW EVIDENCES OF DEMoRAL1zAr1oN,

We predicted in our issue of Yesterday
that declinations would follow fast upon the
Radical nominations. Before the paper in
which these words appeared had gone to
press letters were received from Rev. Mr..
Michelbacher and Colonel Thomas Doda-
mead declining. to accept nomination for
Office at the hands of the Custom-H House
Convention.
Since then the following additional letters
OF dcclcnsion have made their appearance,
and doubtless others will follow as fast as
the fact Of their nomination is brought to
the notice of The few respectable gentlemen
OH the ticket:
FROM MR.. KIMBROUGH.
RICHMOND, Va, May 90, 1870.
B. ". Gilhs, Esq, Editor Of State journal
Dear Sir,-In your paper of Saturday my
name is among the list of those nominated
for Office. Please allow me to say that in
declining TO be Il candidate no,o it is known
that only confirm my previous decision.
and the nomination was without my knop-
tcd9c or authority and against my kno,on re-
fuSdl. Yours, very respectfully,
THOMAS Nj. KIMBRoUGu.
Mr.. Kimbrough was the candidate for
clerk Of the Chanccry Court.
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ATLANTIC, PUTNAM, CHiLDREN's HoUR, and
DEMoREsr's YOUNG AMERICA for June, az EL-
TYSON j. TAYLOn's, next to Dispatch building.
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CHALLESGERs, CLERKS, AND RUNNERS,
should be at their posts early this morning,
and remain OH duty during the whole day,
in order to prevent the preparation Of
frrIlll.
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LEsLIE's, DEMoREsT's, GoDEY's, and PETER
SONS MAGAZINES for June at ELLYsog q TAY-
LoR's, next to Dispatch building. 't~
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The linen and alpaca coats that Z. d. SPENCE
& Son are selling defy competition as regards
price. They are selling as low rs the lowest and
as good as the best. Call at 1900 Main street FOR
yo,ir auIrr,er clothing. .ts .s,f
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II. ELLYsoN 4 co. will insert adyertfsementsiR In
the principal newspspersin In virstnis, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ss pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply a. this ofaces =
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FASHION BOOKS FOR JUNE at ELLYsOS 4 TAY.
LoR's News Depot, next to Dtspatch building.
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taken, anu rs 49,
lance we trust that the friends Of the Inca
sure will do all they can to bring out full
vote.
Rcqjstcr! Register !-Rcgistration will
commence again to-day ut CerSlcy's store
and the Town Hall. The mail who fails to
register virtually disfranchiscs himself and
commits m objectionable sin. If he docs
not wish to vote mt this election, we may
soon have town election, and this fall the
county election, and every man should avail
himself Of this the accepted time.
The following gentlemen compose the
Conservative vigilance committee r. D.
Hogan, W. d. Craig, A. c. Jones, r. s.
Whitehead, II. Fitzgerald, Jr., p. d. Nc
Kinney, z. Ii. Gary, A. c. Gibbs, A. A..
Allen, Il. b. Cerslcy, j. c.. Robertson,
Richard Smith, James A. Gentry, Chcslcy
Jones, Nathan Eubank, w. l.. Moody, Al
len Bradley, John Carroll. Il. Cook, NJ.
Schwartz, II. G. Watkins, F. Fore, B. Moss,
and L. E. Horner.
These gentlemen and every Conservative
man should do all In their power to bring
out our full strength to register and vote.
Persons knowing of any one not registered
should report them to A. A. Allen, j. G..
Robertson, or James A. Gentry, and they
will be attended to. Let no one be idle.
Virginia expects every man 10 10 Ills WlOlc
duty on and before Thursday next.
Radical Meehng.-The Radicals have had
q grand pow-wow. Black, white, and tan
Republicans "lingercd together in blissful
rcposc." One of the new issue spoke q
piece and received his reward therefor.
Another, whose home is "where the wood
binc twincth,' was very anxious for the
Radicals to secure majority of the board
OF supervisors. a full ticket was nomi-
mated, the whites accommodated, and car-
pet-baegcry and scalawagery jubilated at
the prospect of handling the peoples funds
and enjoying the offices on which they have
cast such longing eyes these many days.
Brutal ASsault.-On Sunday morning
last AL alteration occurred between MIR.
William +. IIord, an estilnablc citizen of
our county, and negro named Aldrich,
who had repeatedly threatened Mr. Hofd.
which ended in the negro being shot in the
hand. The wounds were slight. AS Dir.
Hord was on his way to Manchester to sur
render himself he was assaulted by one
Robinson Lewis (ncgro), who beat him IN !
most shameful manner, and would have
murdered him but for the interference OF
other parties. The parties were arraigned
before Justice Burr, who continued the
case until this morning Mt 5 O'Clock, requi-
ring security of Mr.. Hord III the sum of
500, and the negro, who assaulted with in
tent to kill, 800.
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mEEEINe.A

RICHMOND DcoaHANpEnf,N No. Il !, ks..s I'D
ORDERS No. iG.-SIa KNtaHrs. ek
Y you are hereby osieredt 20 attena SAT
called asss Htbly af yoar asylurns y a.sS ~ ~
Masons, Hall, THIS EHkNIu1 - -
O'clock. 81. . at VI s
by esaes % NV W sTE;so1tAs II. IN W9FT.
ws.s,Aa I. ssusiss. slaaaidsh NJ s.sN
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A CARD.

beg leave to inform my friends that am
not the person nominated by the Republic
can party as n justice of the peace for
Monroe Ward. j. NJ. RORIESoN,
formerly of Boshcr, Robinson d Co.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR.
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

0r' ou ,n6lfc or prirn'e sn1es Of Real Estate
nGde betaceen the LIST OF Jnnn1rN and the lSf ot
yfn'-, but on al sales beftoren the first day ~
Jnl0 und the last day Of December the setter
7,dyS them.
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You CANNOT VOTE UNLESS YOU REGISTER
TO-DAY OR TOMORROW.
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'INO LADIES

To LADIES; ;;;0r 0rcr,vrn
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
FROM MIR. GEORGE ", Smith.

RICHMOND, May %, 1870.
CARD.
most respectfully decline the Use of my
| name as q candidate for the ''Council of the
city of Richmond at the election to take
place OH Thursday next.
GEORGE w. SMITH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-24
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