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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-24
A New Era in Piano Fortes !

/ A New Era in Piano FOrtes!
HAS now become an established fact, acknow-
lodged by the best judges of music in all parts
of the country, that the
Mathushek Piano,
Is bound to take the lead for
Rich, Pure, and Powerful Tone
Which speaks for itself IN notes of triumph all
others. The Reason of this Great Superiority
Is apparent to all who carefully examine the pecu.
liar mechanism of these instruments in
The EqualiZing Scale.
which distributes the tension of the strings upon
all parts of the frame, relieving the instrument from
much greater strength, durability, and power Of
keeping in tune,
The Greater Length of Strings,
through all the treble and middle notes. the distr
button of strings upon the
Linear Bridge,
which rms the whole length Of the sounding board
giving greatly
Increased Power Of Vibration
throughout its entire length producing purer
tone aud better accompaniment to the voice than
any other instrument.
All interested are invited to call on
/. G. HOVEY,
selves, where the above named instruments can be
and heard, and will be kept for sale.
Also a lot of rery fine toned
VESTRY ORGANS g. MELODEONS!
sB-BEsT IN THE COUNTRY.
l09 Water St., I. c. H0VEY.
tl9apr.tf
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spEsEAL NOTICES.

~A LIST OF CHEAP GOoDo !:
TABLE-CLo TH5 at 81, worth $3.50;
Large-size BRIDAL or HONEY-COhB 0oLhi s, %
large enough for the largest oed a1 S'''''
worth S2.5o;
CALICO COMFoRTERs at $3.50, worth $3.50;
Good BED BLANKETS at 90 50, "a. $780, ~ anu
upwards--all very cheap;
EXCELLENT SATTlEET at soc. worth 8sc. pe'
yard;
KENTUCKY JEANS and CAssIMEREs very
low prices; - ,a
VFLyETEENs at prices that must be seen W 10
appreciated;
HOODS, SoNTAGB, NUB1As,
! BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
WooLLEN HOSIERY, sACQUEs.
| CLoAKs, and COATS, in very great variety;
| Also. KNIT WORsTE d sACQUFs for ladies';
BRoCHE sHAWLs IN square and long, :,
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID SHAWL In al
qualities and sizes;
| A full assortment OF GLOVES for men, women,
r1sDER-GAsMENTs for men, women, and
| children;
All kinds of CARMEN for ladies, and
| SUITS for children, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
| 12ls and 1915 Main street.
Everybody who has used It, gives Jno. Clark, Jr.,
| SCo.'s COTTON the preference. no 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
,n, DECEMBER 0, 1870
Tho Election.

W. ass;rs 70 impress it upon our citizens
that the election Of delegate TO the Leg o."
ture TO I'll the vacancy occa>ioned d! "a,
resignation Of Mayor KELLEY takes p'S>'
to-day. The nominee of the Conse'' '.',,,c,.
Colonel Guy, can be elected il inc = cen.
ystiye voters cast their votes. ne and
tIeman who Is worthy Of the position; ,snre
who has the ability and integrity ,'.osarta.
In him faithful and etlic'c"'
tive. ,oost eu.
In h,s 20 % NO have, for once at least en 50,
tire harmony. There are no w. ~, thu,
slities. and il eau hardly be posi-, ,hat
there ran exist Il feeling Of indiheren.s s.,nr
msr even for moment imperil his e'ee'.' ',,
To fil now would be mort,iylhs t,,'
shameful enough, while it would prihs M '. -"
troubles upon us by reviving The hopes "
The iucompetents and the mongre.S y.
ting into their hands the Offices u Eva
ment, to the disgrace and disaster "a s
State. Surely no good citizen "i.i :, any,. Nv hy
chance for this misfortune 10 oe''n -
staying away from the polls. =,
If we sacrifice GUY, whom 40 we -,
his stead? A negro. Are the ln'eie'" "
this city to be entrusted TO an lgnoran' liz
sro-to being utterly ignorant oil goNei II
ment. utterly incapable OF making OF un
Outstanding law? None but has"-Doin i ,,,t
sons could dream of this Illuminating an'
pe1ilous exigercy. Surely every MAJ. WIG
understands his dependence upon good gov
srnment for prosperity and for security VII
leave undone nothing that he can do TO pre-
ven, 1t. Come, then, friends; lets diS
charge our duty, and elect Col. Guy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

ME- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.
supERB LINE NEW STYLE CLoAKs,
sACoUES, BROCHE sHAWLS AND 9TH
ERW RAPPINGS JUST OPENED.
T. R. PRICE s co. are again IN market, and
receiving daily new and fasnlonaoie uooD@ 'o1
winter sales.
CL0AKs AND sHAWLs in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Black and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Tan
POPLINs, OTTOMAN, sVELoURs Eh-
PRESS, all shades; ...-.-
Imnerial SERGE. all colors, soc., worth 7s'.;
Colored PLUsHEs, VELVETS, VELVET
EENs, 81 to 50;
pELAINEs. Tycoon REFS, Chens PoPL1Ns'
&C.
Tn MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
~ uneouslled black and finish. Great care given
this department such as
English BOMBAZINES, TANISE;
erode NICE. OTTOMANs. VELOURSi
Black CAsHMEREs, MERINOs;
MOUsLAINEs, double.faced MOHA1RS AL
PACAs, &C., &C.
EMBROIDERIE
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen SETS;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
Val, o0 ooHLARs e1MPURE and Thread
LACEs;
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C., &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming In
every hour, 10. Il, &c., &C. BLANKETS, ELAN
NELs, CASsIMEREs, &C., &C.
= 1'-O' --"-l T. R. PRICE CO.,
ross corner nth and Main streets.
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n X Y G o o D 5

am now offesiHr great bargains In des'rahr,
ard recently purcia. sa DRY GOODS. ny .tacs
is large and eomplt e IL every line, comGtis!.s
the following:
FRENCa and AMERICAN CAsSJMfREs
GENTLEMEN COOCS for heavy wear
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, f2r'y3,tA.
and mems near, at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS:
Ny et.ck In ibis line Is unsurpassed In bcnef-
taste and VI ieiy. H.nmItn. BE.>- Gpuls ;:
90, rs, 30. and lcc. Il 81 tarccs l2ic. empires
silks, II lsh ropilns, Msrinos, I'D ne!aln':, a /
FLAnEELs. BLANKETS, Sc:
An-wool Fl!nneIs ss low as :0c. Wiz" 4
Opera FIannels. All wiShlog t. sppniy IT..
s"i7es with Blau kcts Will he benefited by gSial
me 4 call before purcb
tTaPhE G00Da:
cet:"n Cloth - liw' loo. very god I. G {,
for 2sc. ''cmestic G'ngnaiis NJ all prizes.
WHITE GCND', NOTIONS, &C:
Table Cloths, T bic ]JamasR. Russia Dra-cr
Napkins. Doyles. &c, as cbc.p IS the can D..
| had Ia this ma ket; J. adic5' y tmsttyhtd ell
! Be'chiefs, l. .1ieI' J.. .. HsnGkeich' a.
RiBBoEs. RiBgOGs, 2IDRoNs:
All sted,s AID ~ rriSss. ( ia:gc !. =" tu@,'
Of XELVErS. " V'IStNs, I'd Ch'1&-
Velvet, warranted all SILK. Al.o very large o.4
/ splendid stock OF
CLOAKs AID aEAWlS.
! HayiGz mad, fresl addition; t M stoc. Z
| CiUAKS and SHAWL cancel IN l. p. -.
thr taste oi ny crstcmtrs, and OFF, them -.
prices that d ir competition.
4ENHLt MEI'S FuBSI Hf%G CDNn
| M stock Of rE>T'S FUR"l HING i ..tll-!,
very COMPLETE: geat's Fsnnel tHder>h.fa,
gents Merino shirts &, 81 gcn!'s Collars, l. :. i.
| korchla,a. q d Cuds.
| CORDIALLY INVITE TEE / UBLtC
| to an exam In alton OF my stock. ! feel IL! ~
| faction. Give me cali, and you stall ln. -
sway wilton: beicg sccommo 'stet.
| JULIUS SyQLF
| ro!7 so3 Maic STR. 2.
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me- GOLDBACK's GREENBAChs
sRINGETH FORTH BARGAINS,
FAuuRE cE THE WHOLESALE HOUSE OE
HASTINGS, PENHBROOKE, JONES
CO., NEW YORK.

The above house being sold out for cash, and
being flushed at tho time, enabled me to buy
great many goods at startling sacrifice, and am
now selling the
abandonment MoUsLIN DELAINEs in the city
Exe sGaitf black ALPAcAs ct a. IS, 40, and
SOC, worth h III as much again;
| The best yard-wide le3s. BLEACHED COTTON
in the city;
r,rst-rate UNBLEACHED COTTON at &C.;
REFS, In all colors, at 25c.;
| The very best EMPRESS CLOTH only 7oc';
WkTERPROOF CLOTH at IL, sold elsewhere at
| $l.35;
PLAID DRESS GOODS;
yERLOUR, BIARETZ;
| CHENE TOPLIN5, LUSTER1ENE;
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES at sl.s5;
| yFLyETEEN, CLOTHS, CASHMERE;
| rOIygIE BROCHE suAWLs only 1915;
WHITE CORDEROY;
Ladies' and Gents WOOLLEN SHIRTS and
| DRAWERS;
HOSIERY. HOODS, TICKING, HICKORY;
| COUNTERPANES, FLANNELS;
|HANDKERCHIEFS, WHITE GOODS;
Plaid Domestics Linen Shirts Of my own MAKE
and, in short, everything belonging the dry goods
trade at astonishing low figures. Call and be con-
vinced before purchasing elsewhere, that colo.
backs is the place where You can safely spend
| your greenbacks to best advantage.
A. GOLDBACK,
| no24 COZ Broad street, between 9Th and nh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

The New York Citizen, whilst justdfying
the usage, comedies too much when it adj
mits, as It does, that such phrases as ssbeing
built" "being plowed," &C., are Ameri.
can. The fact is otherwise. The best Of
the British writers of the present day use
this form OF expression. In the last No. Of
Blacktcood we read, e'.The children to
whom it is being exhibited" &c. The Las,
No. Of the London Quarterly We open at
random, and upon the first page that our
eye falls upon we read, "When the dock
yard workmen were being dsschGrged," Sc.
This form Of speech was invented to supply
aneed. 1t is both correct and elegant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
TOHN n. WOODFIN,
lIl7 MAIN st Z Z & J,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

Am now receiving tn addition {. ny !
stock Of FuR-.:GT AND DOME 40 DG'
GOODS ~
CRET0uNFs. SATE?E4
PLAID POp!.Iv and Sergio.
sHAWI. SUITS,
ard many cthsr new and d.sirahle y -, God;
| embracing Z .mplrte %~sorHnEaI Of VI I "N!N'
GOODS, such az
ALPACA T@M2AZI*E3
TAMfSE, r! ri +o~,
EHPRE@. cLpTHS.
RRPS, hIARti!H,
JANUS tJG?H- aud Nc'U itNS,
To which | would respectfully solicit ~ eXrnh%'
ton.
We cell spe IA. Gttenttu? y our eEg: -. -'-
neut Of Cl.ukk1NaS IN Six i.s., i'is'h 80
Colored We, Te.eens, " li!e CordGToJ. aLi &" d.
Cloakings.
Also. C5cAES, sIIATLs. nai VAN
PROOFS In great variety.
CLOTHS and CASAlAERES for hhJs' ~ 3.
mems wesr-a large stock, including tei %" 1
charlottesville and frcde Eirkshurg falr'"'.
FLAASE!.S IN White, Eed. yellow. Or go
Blue.
OPERA FT.ASkFL. Pads md s"l.ds.
HOuSE-E ,ODi, such IS :
Linens and Un-cloths, Towels, Shph's. "''
and CoioTei Spreads, aot!!ngGnm L1erf i'f cur
tains, Blcached and Brown Snoeiings and Fi'o'
Cotton.
aLOYEa, EANDEEHCS'FTS.
HOSIERY, EEBR0IOERfES LACE2
LACE HaNDKERCHiEFS and COLI -
In fact everything to BIZ ionni In hr~'-.'''
store, and we cordially invite an exam!a .,"t n
al I'm want ~ we are determined 70 sell al 'I
lowest possible figures. m,r,.r<
&c % d Il v =. W -. u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

II the voters CT Richmond look forward
to day of real prosperity and dignity for
their city they will not permit their repre-
sentation in the Legislature to be degraded
BY the election Of an ignorant negro to-day.
Assuredly they cannot dream Of such dis
grace as that. Upon what principle, upon
what ground Of reason and propriety,
should the idea prevail of allowing this
city TO be represented by a negros Who
founded this Government? Who are the
responsible people dwelling in the land
now? Are these orlginators of the Govern
ment-are these owners Of all the property
end possessors Of all the wisdom and eXEe.
rIence essential to government--to give
place now to African slaves Of yesterday
Ignorant, inexperienced, incompetent be.
!Dgs, who have no requirements, no expe.
Renee, no wisdom, to lit them for law.
making or mending, and who are irrespon'
slble and relieved by restitution from the
oppression Of mlsgovernment.
These are matters about which we should
be bold and decided. Temporizing is folly.
When we see ignorant and incompetent
negroes pressing forward towards the most
important Offices in the Goyernment--and
when we sec the great body OF negroes sup
porting them-what is the use Of mincing
words and parleying remonstrances All
has been In vain. The negroes have not the
discretion or the independence to oppose
this monstrous idea Of putting mere say
age, as 1t were, Of their own race in any Of
ace whatever up to Governor in the State
or even President Of the United States. 1t
becomes the duty Of the whites to protect
the Commonwealth. This protection Is not
only necessary for them, but for the ne
gross. This land is not ready for barba-
yism, and we must fight barbarism to the
end.
7 Vote for Guy to-day, and yindicate the
dignity and secure the order OF the Gov
eminent.
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MARRIED,

M ideis father. by the Rev. Father Jansen, Mr..
ISAAC r. SMITH, OF Richmond, TO Mrs. PBILO-
MENA MARIE GLEN. daughter or Emile Gou-
Philadelphia and New York papers please copy.
On the eth Instant, at st. kark's Church in Fin
castle, by the Rev. L. b. Ingle, as listed by the
R"v. e. VI. Hubbard. NJ tor BIZ AXE L. WOOD
SON, member or the House OF Delegates from
Craig and Allegheny counties, to Miss LEILA
WILM 3. second daughter OF Colonel w. +. 81.
Wcrd. OF Fincas,le, Va.
On the 9Th instant, BIZ Rev. T. I. Preston, at the
residence Of Mrs K. I. Baird. W. 8. GILL and
Miss G. !. BAIRD: both Of Manchester, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
The National Tobacco Association.

The National IODdcCO @ASsoS1s@'AS
This large and influential body OF 2eAtIe
men Is entitled to the gratitude OF the pe"'
ole Of Virginia for its energetic ehor1s u
obtain relief from the odious special taxes
imposed upon tobacco. The convention O.
The association the present week, IN tilI'
city. was highly interesting, ana seems 10
have passed off with entire satisfaction 10
the delegates from all sections OF the Cnlon'
The concluding scene Of the dinner gwen
BIZ the Richmond Tobacco Exchange, Al
the Exchange Hotel, was happy close 10
a harmonious and active session. IL Is aue
to the tobacco merchants and manuiac'u'
rers of this city to shy that they entertained
their brethren from abroad with lioelai
and graceful hospitality that was cordially
acknowledged by the guests.
We hope that this association VIII meet
again in Richmond or some other Guy OF
the middle or southern States. Inc eject
of the intercourse of leading business men
from different parts OF the Union upon the
welfare and harmony Of the country Is H.
valuable. We are sure that all the members
from distance, recently in session here,
carry home with them pleasant remlnls-
cences Of their social communion here, and
feel their devotion to the national welfare
and TO that just and Impartial admnlstra-
ton OF public affairs which alone can pre-
serve 1t, grown and strengthened in their
hearts.
The Convention Of the National Board
Of Trade, which was held here last
winter, was brilliant example Of these
happy effects, and that of the Tobacco
Association has not been less signal
we are sure, in it's benefcent in1u
ences. This nation cannot continue Il
state OF war-war of sections, war of in
terests, war Of prcjudices and passions. Ii
Is indeed to the interest of the party wnici
was born Of the war that the passions
which begot 1t should continue, as these
alone can prolong its existence. But this
is not only not the interest of tue nation
but would be fatal to it. Intelligent bust
ness men who are not ofice-huuters-no
base panderers TO power-clearly see this
and their force in the nation is invincible i
they only exert it.
The misfortune is that too generally husi
ness men are merely conservative in teelln!
and opinion. They do not actively ente
the political arena and use their srea
power-power of means as we'll as int
lect--!s. shaping the course Of the Govern
meut and helping to elect the best men
public trusts. But the heavy hand Of I'll
Government has forced them into measure
to protect the public welfare, and we ar
rejoIced that that revolution in mca all
measures which must come to save Us froI
the peri!s Of usurpation and malicious mi>
rule will be aided by the powerful arm {
the great commercial and manufacturin
classes.
We do not impute any partisan purpos
TO the Tobacco Association, for they haN
none; but their efforts at "revenue Il
form" will do much to help on that reform
which will do much to secure justice an
equality to The states and the people Of ii
Union.
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ny WELL, THIS BEATS ALL :

UTICA sHEETISG, the genuine article -
Yards wide, at SEC. per yard. Ghe wholesale
price In the city OF New York is seac per yaro.
Weh.ve just one case so lose no time In Sc
curing piece. Each piece contains enough
TO make from four to six sheets. Don't delay
or you will miss the chance;
NEW YORB MILLS COTTON at eoc. !;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at lsc.;
ANDROsCOGGIN and FRUIT OF THE LOON
at 1892.
Full yard-wide BLEACHED and UhBLEACH-
ED COTTONSat l0c.
Good BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CoI-
TONS at ssc. and loc.
CALICOas at o., 81, 10, and leac.;
Atwood WHITE and RED FLANNEL at 20c-,
would be cheap at soc.;
Full yard-wde SHAKER FLANNEL, warranted
sll wool, at SOC. per yard;
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANNELS In all gu i-
tiles and colors;
PLAID and PLAID OPERA FLANNEL;
WEIGH FLANEEL, and sILK-WOHh FLAN-
EFT,g vt LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., CO.'S SPOOL CUT
TON. The best in use. Try 1t. no ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

We return thanks to GEORGE RYE, Esq,
Treasurer of the State, for copy of his an
nua! report. The amount Of the receipts
for the fiscal wear was 81, 52e, 1884; of dis.
bursements, 1904, 931.1s. The amout DIS
bursed on account ofinterest on the puone
debt was 1906, 985.s9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

Keep the city In the hands Of Trustworthy
and competent men. II one that Is untitled
and untrustworthy Is let In others will fol-
Low him, and we shall be cursed with a
mongrei government that none win trust.
The public credit will decline, the public
ordsr win be impaired, and we shall see
again upon US the days of doubt and fear
ths days destructive TO enterprise, and ruin.
Gus 70 industry and trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

~ BATCHELOR'S q A X D. E.
rh,. sn1sndd HAIR DYES the best In the world !;
the oniy true and perfect dy,: harmless, reliable
instantaneous no diss appointment; no ridiculous
,Icts remedies the III effects Of bad dyes invtso-
r,t.s and leaves the hair soft and beautiful oloeS
or trogn. Sold BY I'll drus1iSts and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New YORK.
fa 9-eCtlyr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

AN EDITOR "REpEATEa."-The Wash
ington Globe published the Presidents mes
sage twice in the official report OF the pro.
ceedincs of the Senate and of the House Of
Representatives. This is repeating to
some purpose; but Mr.. GARFIELD, "reVe'
me rcformer," cut off the publisher by
getting resolution passed limiting pay to
one publication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

COLONEL Cur will make us faithful and
ablc representative. Let rs give him
strong majority, md thus put an extin-
giisher upon the ambition of savages and
knaves. The people owe 1t to the public
dignity to repulse the wretched crew which
presumes to aspire to govern them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
!, '' GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
w DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS

NET DRESS GOODS, UhEoo "ooA'|'
Heavy diagonal twiiled oil wool PLalDS al ''c.'
would be cheap 1t 81;
An-wool PLAID PoPL1Ns at sSc., worth SLs' ;
CHANGEABLE PoPLINs a. 2sc., worth Soc
CcLoRED and BLACK AI.PACAsats 20 ana s'e''
FL client BLACK SILK at 81 10. worth sl.7S;
BLACK SILK at %, would be cheap ut s9."'
asndsome STRIPED Fl, Ks, very fasfd'naole'
at s1.IO, regular price sl.so;
Also, at very great bargains:
OTTOMAN CLOTHS, POPLISs,
yxIuURs, EPINaLIsEs GRANITE, and
POUBEUX pOPiI.s;
ALPACAs and POPI IN ALPACAs.
And large variety of other DREsS GOODS at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our stock OF BLACK and COLORED VEL
ysTgENS is very large, embracing every quail
ity-aome In appearance equal to slLK VEL
VET. NO oo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

We appealto the voters to go to the polls
to-day and vote for Colonel GUY. Let no
mar, think that the election is safe. It is
every mans duty to make it so. No man
who stays away can reproach any one else
but every man who does 60, and who dis
charges his duty, may bitterly reproach the
man who stays away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
To the Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond -

THE COMMONWEALTH OF NIRGINIA,
To the Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond
Greeting:
whereas q vacancy has occurred In the House
of delegates Of this State. occasioned by Inc re-
signati"n of Hon. 4. n. Kelley, the representa-.
tive Of the district compoted or the county OF
Henrico and the city of h1rhmOnd;
4 hese are therefore, in the name or tne Com,
monwealth, to require you TO caCse an electl9n 70
DAY. the 9th day Of december, 1870, for mem
Der Of the House Of Delegates to fill the vacancy
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. these our letters are sealed
with The less seal of tie Commonwealth, and maze
patent. oor
ernor this 2sth day of November, A. d. 1870, ano
in the 9ith year Of the Comm onwes lth
CSesl u. =. NALhhH.
By the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD, $40 A
Sec'y OF the Commonwealth. no 2a-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09

+ TIE EDUC ATIosAL JOURNAL for Daeembar
contains few or no articles Of interest to the
general reader. We do not say that this 10
not IS 1t should be; for the y1ossrn5I IL %.
sullagly teachers monthly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
IhI led.

ktthe residence Of TIL. E. Pr Hard Esq. In this
city, on the 4th instant, Mr.. WILLIAM a; Pol
LARD, OF Baltimore, Maryland In the 9th year
OF bis age.
Baltimore papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
ICE.CREAM, JELLY, &c.
ELECTION NOTICES.

ITO THE VOTERS OF FAIRFIELD
l. TOWNsHIP.-By order OF the Bosrd OF Edu-
cation vote will be taken on III" oh instant ioI
the purpose Of wing levy Of one mill ON the Slet
to build school-houses. buy school furniture anc
books, and pay incidental expenses.
II. A. WATT,
- Secretary Board Of School Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
epECTAL NOTICES.

W WE INVITE PUBLIC ATTEN-
TON TO OUa SALE THIS .fTaANooS a.
So'cIock. upon the premises Of ,htf m ct Falu-
able STORE and ,sWELLIHE opposite 70 t'e
Theatre ut the nor: hea:t cornet or Broad arc ia
At Get, and OF the W aHEHonsE in the resr.
No better opportunity for asa,e snd pr 'ft inle
investment in real estate is hkelf 10 De onereo III
this city rs the stand is one Of the best In the city
for sines1.
HhUBDS &C LILA . -ASt <A~~"s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-09
HAMILTON FAsTER & .Oga

HAMILTON FAsTER & SON.
OF BALTIMORE HD.,
In order the hett 70 HeFt tie wants OF tt :, .
tail customers ut distance. hays esta..i,. h,,
SsMPLr BUREAU
and will, upon appilca ion pr.1np.!s send h. mt
full lines of -AMr' ~ oi The INVEST
MOST FhSHiDSABL3 G0or3. o! lJtrt."
ngtsh and domestic msnufJciure guaraute. ~,
st all times 70 s]l rs oS IL not at less prc: t1
any house In tee unit ,. 1'4
Buying our goC d. from the lar Qet and M colt
bratei In sndfactirers In the dtfts cnt ,,Fis ~
rope, aud importing the same BY srsau.rs dr.,
to Baltimore. Our .tcek l. at al times TOM
supplied with the novelties Of tie London al !.
Par1, markets.
AS We buy aud ell 1nlg for cash AMI maze +.
ba, debts. we ar@ abis snc nlliog to sell cur ZOO
ut FROM TIN To F.FT4kS Pfs CsE.
LESS PROFIT 'han II we 2aTe credit
In Seudiog for samples; 5Lecify the kird or g,<i.
desired. We keep the beat grades u egeTytl :;
or goods, from the lowest TO the met co.fiy.
orders uuacco- MED by The cash VIII &c ser:
PRCMPT-P YIST WHOLESALE DryKp.
are In vited TO Inspect the 5t3c& IN cur Jobbny
Package Lepa, tDeut ADDRESS
HAMILTON EASIER & s Ma.
1877. 100. POI, ana 2h3 u est Baltimore src.,,
DE- 6-TE&fly Baltimore, Nh.