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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-20
ASSETS. FEBRUARY 1, 1870.

a 0lNlutuu nl AoJ tlkut pti. .Ctuts - thir tay
declared payable on demand. in CASH, TO stsck-
GEO. C. sATTERLEE, President.
HENRY WESTON, Vice President.
WM. X. L0THR0P, Secretary. tttr
IirWM. A. SCOTT. Assistant Secretary.
STATE OF TEysEssEE,)
CoxPTRoLLER's 0FFIcg,
NASHVILLE, January /. 1870.
l, @. W. Blackburn, Comptroller Of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Washing
ton Insurance Company, located at New York.
in The State Of New York, has produced 10 me
satisfactory evidence that said Company has
complied with all the requirements Of the laws
Of the State Of Tennessee imposed on insurance
companies; and further certify that II. Il,
Tomlineou 4 Co. agents Of said Company,
have also complied with the requirements of
the laws Of the State. made and provided in
such eases; wherefore, said Insurance Com
pany has authority 10 take risks and transact
the business ofinsurance in this State at Mem
phis. Tennessee. ,-,,-,,.-
W. Comptroller Of Tennessee.
Il. T. TOMLlgS0N & CO.. AGENTS,
IL Madison ST., Memphis.
500
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-20

five could get a Inc % theml they ID
be saved But we can get a boat over
the surf, and II would be risking one 5
life to swim out there, remarked a
fisherman who stood near Dora.
Give me a line, for God $ sake. give
me n hnel have learned O. swim; be
has taught me- screamed De==+ pointing
toward the little boat which was now only
o few hundred yards from the shore.
IL came no nearer. despite the visible
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% '7 NkY GOODS. 80 of
TRY GOODS AT THE CORNER
BEAUTY. UTILITY, ECoNoMYl
PRETTY 'GoODsi GOOD GOODS ],
-saE CHEAP GOODS,

Our assortment Is kept complete by weekly ad-
disfons Of articles that new style and desira-
BILE and enabled TO place before customers
the most fashionable goods at the lowest prices.
We euamerate some articles, and invite call and
inspection Of our stock: .-.,.,. i.
WHITE PIQUEs, TUCKED MUsLINs,
SWISS, NAIESOOK. and CHECK MUSLINS;
CAMBR1CS, BRILLLANTS DIMITY,
oRGANDIES, TARLETANs,
BLACK IRON BAREGES, GRENADINES, and
HERNAEIES: s. ..
BLACK GRENADINES with EMBROIDERED
FIGURES,
BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAS, BOMBAZINEs,
and TAMISE CLOTH;
JACCoEET and 0RGANDIE LAWNS,
FRENCH PERCALES, solid colors; ,..., r
FRENCH CAMBRICS and JACCONETS
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
PARASOLS, SILK and CAMBRIC UMBREL-
LAS, SILK FANS, .as..-..
LACE SHAWLS, COLLARS. and HANDKER-
CHIEFS; RIBBONS and SATINS,
SHEETINGS TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS,
SILK sACQUEs, GAUzE SHIRTS, SHIRT
BOSOMS, a-. r.. ... .a.- aas -@ aas
FRENCH CoRsETs, KID GLOVES, ENGLISH
HOSE, LADIES and GENTS BOWS,
GRENADINE SHAWLS, CAMBRIC BANDS,
EDGINGS and INSERTJNGs,
WHITE and BLACK LACES, s.... ~
VEIL GRENADINES, MARSEILLES TRIM
MINGS, RUFFLINGS &C. r..
All goods warranted as represented Particular
attention paid to filing orders and memorandums.
WILLIAM THALHIMER Il SONS,
Broad-street Dry Goods Emporium,
my 10 corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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STOLEN HORSES FOUND AND THE THIEVES
ARREsTED.-Last week Messrs. Minor &
Tinsley, of Charlottesville, lost two fine
horses. Detective Knox and Captain Tyler
being informed Of the fact, went to work, and
through their efforts on Friday last news
was received of the capture of the horses by
Detective Crone, of Baltimore. The thieves
were also arrested. They are white men,
named John Ii. Jones and George Strange.
In Charlottesville they pretended to be land
agents, under the name of Ryan & Brother.
Governor Walker has given requisition on
the Governor of Maryland for them, and
the sheriff of Albemarle and one of the own
Of the horses have gone to bring them
up this case we'll, and deserve much credit.
not only for getting possession Of the stolen
property no soon, but for doing that rare
thing In these days, arreSting horse-thief
after he has got across the State line.
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RICHMOND, VA, 95Mo NDAY MoRNINd,i f

THE CONSERVATIVE Primary ELECr1ON-
MEETING OF FCoHMISsfoHEBs, CHALLENGERs
AID JUDGEs.-A meeting Of these officers
was held at the Chamber Of Commerce on
Saturday evening last. at s.a.H ,
j. J.-Wilson was called to the chair and
P. G. Coghlan was appointed secretary.
The following were selected as the voting
= S9ssos Ha,a.-rin1sley'ss' ii !. sahop, Third
Hadts0n Ku,I-E. Kings, corner Eighth
Jefferson Wosd.-Old Market Hail.
Marshall Wd,d,-BEldwins tobacco fac
tory, on Main between Twenty-ffth and
Twenty-sixth streets. - =,
Clay Wdrd.-Westham House.
The following resolutions were adopted
"ResoIUed, That the Chair appoint O
committee of three to secure boxes, sta
tionery, ETC., for the primary election, to
be paid for by the Central Executive Com.
mittee, and that the Chair be chairman Of
that committee" 49, ''1's's y
1.-THE following are the committee: J. J.
Wilson, Captain j. A. Sloan, and Alfred
Moses.1 y - &a '..1a
!" Resolred, That it be suggested to the
the number of their challengers if the same
be needed. @.-z.t ..' a'J.-1 @.....'
"Resolued, That inasmuch as the candi.
dates to be voted for by the Conservative
party by general ballot have agreed on Q
form of ticket to be paid for by themselves,
that it be suggested to the candidates fol
the City Council in the various wards
also to agree on a form Of ticket, and make
arrangements for the payment ofthe same
the Council tickets to be on colored paper,
as agreed upon by the conference commit
tee. r@ - ...,.
"Resoloed, That so much of the plan Of
the conference committee as prescribes the
mode and time for conducting the primary
election be printed on posters and put up
In various parts of the city under the man.
agement of the commissioners Of the Yari.
The following persons have been appoint
ed to conduct the primary election:
Jefferson Ward.-Judge: Alfred Moses.
commissioners: j. J. Wilson, John A.
Lacy, sr., Patrick Brannan. Challengers:
Robert II. Davis, Patrick Sheay. ~ .. 4. 10.
Monroe Ward.-Judgc: William W. Tim.
berlake. Commissioners: B. L. Braselman,
L. Levy, Thomas A. Brander. Challengers
John Pryde, j. H. Gary. Clerk: William
jenkins.
Madison Ward.-Judge: John A.Sloan
Commissioners: Maxwell T. Clarke, P. A.
Wellford, N. May. Challengers B. T
Daniel, Jr., j. Z. Ferriter.
Marshall Ward.-Judge P. G. Coghlan
Commissioners George Donelly, j. j
Cannon, James E. Riddick. Challengers
John A. Meanly, George P. Schonberger. :.
Clay Ward.-Judge: P. E. Gibbs. Com
missioners :Joseph Rose, j: M. Wild, and
Humphrey Calder. Challengers L.. Ar
temus, j. w. Rowe. "a .-~. ....
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COOK &LAUGHTOE will sell at 10 A. NJ, corne,
OF Church and Canal streets, Oregon Hill, fur.
niture, carpets, etc.
JAMES LAWRIE, High Constable, will sell at /.
M. lot Of furniture, groceries, etc. gs
LEE GODDIN VIII sell at O'Clock p. N. real
estate In Duval's addition. II s 1tA
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at p. M. brick
dwelling No. 1877 on west side Of Ninth beyond
M street. rs n-32f ,..'s
JAMES LAWRIE, High Constable, win cell at IL
A. H., on Bro1d bet seen First and Second
streets, confectioneries, fireworks, furniture,
etc.
RICHARDSON Il co. viii sell at p. NJ. o su-
burbnn residence and lands.
THOMAS W. KEESEE viii sell at 10 4. NJ. fur
niture, brushes, sewing-machines, etc. -.,r
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THE EFINcAsTLE ESUFFERERs-Thef following
ladies are requested to act as q committee
from their several churches to receive sup.
plies on Tuesday at st. Paul's lecture-room.
These committees can enlarge themselves
az may be necessary. Major Woodson, from
Fincastle, of the House of Delegates, will
meet the ladies, and give some statements
about the, best mode Of relief. ' .'.t ''.''.
ST. Paups Church. Mrs. Governor Walk.
er, Mrs. A. Y. Stokes. r. ''. ,H.. ~
st. James.-Mrs. DR.. Peterkin, Mrs. DR..
Trent. .'' . - ,..... .z
Grace Ghurch.-Mrs. W. B. Isaacs, Mrs.
r. r. Baker. ., ~, -'-' 80
st. MarHs.-Mrs. DIR. Woodbridge, Miss
Bette Cardwell. =" r '''
! ST. John's.-Mrs. Susan Darlington, Mrs.
Thomas Potts.
Monumental Mrs. Charles Skinker, Miss
Julia Woodbridge. " - :.
First PresbgtS1an.-Mrs. A. I. Harris,
Mrs. B. F. Smith.
Second PresbWerian.-Mrs. Nicholas
Read, Mrs. 8. P. Hawes.
United Presbwerian.-Mrs. S. B. Smith,
Mrs. Charles Gennet.
Third Presbrerian.-Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
". e. Hill. ..-
First Baptist. Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs.
J. L. Burrows.
Second BGptasE'-mfs' Suaupass, sAs' -
Ii. Tanner ~
Grace-Sreet Baptist.-Mrs. DR.. Jeter,
Mrs. W. Goddin.
Leigh-Street Baptist. Mrs. A. E. Dickin-
son, Mrs. 81 Turpins
Broad Street Methodist.-Mrs. S. Putney,
Mrs. j. E. Edwards. -.
Centenary.-Mrs. John Walker, Mrs. W.
N. Bell. =, g..
Trmty.-Mrs. Hall Crew, Mrs. T. W.
Pembertdfi. -,
Clay-Street.-Miss Wilkins, Miss Card.
well: -....-.s.s.; r-y.,.-e,. ..a.... :. u
He0re,D.-Miss Rebecca Meyers, Mrs
| Cohen. -, -
ore.-Mrs. John Tyler.
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BELIEF FOE, FlNoAsTLE.-We are greatly
gratified to know that there is committee
Soliciting contributions from our citizens IN
behalf Of the afflicted community of Fin
castle. In a single night this fourishing
town of the Valley has been in great part
reduced to ashes. Men, women, and chill
dren, in night apparel were for folcsd e hsbdg 70 ny
them and all their contents reduced TO
smouldering ruins. Truly, they deserve our
practical sympathy. We do hope that our
peopie. so generously aided in our distress,
will respond liberally to the claims OF this
desolated town. The ladies of the churches
meet at st. Paurs church tomorrow to re-
ceiYe clothing, provisions, &c. ..sn
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.Raa,srzsi .Rsslarssi !. Rzellsr.,sa Il, III

! tNohrsArteNs FOR TOWNSHIP 0rF1oERs:--,
The following nominations for townshiprof'
fieers have been made by the Conservatives
of Fairfield township, Henrico county
Election fourth Thursday in May: :i!s2mfH
J Superuisor.-J. o. Austin. i.&S&, y
|! Totrnship CerE.--J. G. Redwood. Z
/ Assessor. .--iB. Fs Eachor. ~ tssi.2
i Collector.-Dr. j. E. Friend. -
/ Commissioner of Roads.-R. NJ. Thorne
I Ouerseer Of ,Roads.--R. III. Thorne, Jr.
90uerseer oflPoor.-Henry VOe2eler.
/ NaRsrdtes.-First district, j. w. lewei'
lyn; second -distFiet;s-Ts w. Henniger
third district, LIS. Courtney ,.oss...E
Constables-FiTst district, e. Bradley
second district, j.. d. Vaughan third dis
trict, w lillian Chadick. j. .frg
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Doctor THEoDoR BoLDEa1ANN, the well.known
physician of this city, who has been selected by
the Nominating Convention Of the Conservative
party one of the two candidates for the Office OF
commissioner of the revenue. has been resident
Of this city and State for twcntyone years-almost
lifetime. Scrupulously avoiding to play any
prominent part in the politics Of the country, 1.
has ever been his principle to sympathize with
and work for his fcIlow-cltizeus of his adopted
State irrespective Of nationalIties and unchanged
and mistaken by veal or woe. 5ta )
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/ LAURA KEENE.-In Difference to the state
of public feeling in Richmond, which is
hardly in frame for entertainment, this
lady has concluded not TO open here to-
night. With a liberaltty which our people
will not forget, she gave benefit for the
sufferers on Saturday last in Washington:
During next week she will give benefit
in Philadelphia in conjunction with the
Oates combination. .-----.-- ---L
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MADISON WARD CONSERVATIVE MEETING.
The Conservatives of Madison Ward are re-
quested to assemble in mass meeting at
Schott's Monticello Hall BROAD street be.
tween Sixth and Seventy tonight at SIX
O'Clock. Addresses are expected from the
Conservative candidates for office, -.
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rI,HIRD ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMNER GOODS.

AGRFAT CHANGE IN GOODS AND rRICEJ
will readily he realized by calling ut
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
AIS BROAD STREET.
We are opening this day large, well selected,
aud varied assortment OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
FIGURED onHsaBfSssp & Al afsSsiIsspf,Hnfii n ali colors
BAREG-S, figured and striped;
WALKING SUITS GOODS;
!, IS npEE sn
anSiiGiRRENSHnISEs: EKNASAs, &c.
rEcAxnEs, siatE wiz Nsinsoofs sHaDs plain, plaid
TAhLEf1N, MAKSEILLEs and H1NEI;
rSR SR N SArETSs, and DdSYLEs 1: 6: MAND-
% %RsHsTirtnEb Ep HASP
EEkGaREGS d, # i RSTs fr"m LAES 1p
r2 and ssss RuFFLfNG u and Ssi
itai large I'll line @ Of EMBRoiDERY:.
laTgo La; =, assortmens g r c Of LLAMA LACE aud
rARAsoLS, fall line and very cheap;
HosiFRY, Husnh S!,o C3RsETs, ' RiBB0Ss, T and NO.
TlUSS, In endless variety
fun assortment OF ,SSIfERES. DOESKINs,
and MELT0NS: LINENS, CuTTONADES,
for mems and boys wear;
LINEN BOS0MS IRISH LINENS;
CENTS HALF HOaE Mt all prices;
UNDERSHIRTS for ladies and gentlemen
a full line of DOMESTIC GOODS 81 low prices !;
all of which have been bought In the last FIVE
days at the lowest prices.
Cali one and nll and take your choice at
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
dis Broad street netween Fourth and Filth.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
rhe following gentlemen will be pleased TO see
their friends /: GEORGE SwABACHER. JONAS
WEINBuRG, j. T. TURNER, K. =. SMlTHER,
WILLIAM u. POWER. my2
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MAYORS CouaT, SATuRDAY-Mayor H.
tyson presidings-The following cases We're
disposed of
George Robertson (colored) charged with
false swearing ut registration precinct: Sent
On to be indicted, and bail re1uired in the
sum of $500. :. rss>sv..
Moses Monroe (colored), same offence
Case continued until 18th instant.
g. j. Wicks, charged with assaultine
Henry Harris with stone. Case continued
until 18th instant. .... ',., =:
Nat. Turner lcolored), charged with as,
saulting Virginia Dickinson with stone,
Case continued. ~ = -, -,
Edmund and Margaret Kelly, charged
required In 300 to keep the peaee, ,sz8'
samuel jackson jcolored), forfeited bail,
bond for illegal registration. Sent on to be
indicted, and ball required In 1900, ! ,sgs.;
Harriet King ieoloredl charged with as
saultiig and beating Mrs. Indiana Major
Sent on, to the next grand jury, aid bailse.
4"iiIHIl WiIIlan m s1 1Haekettl leolorea), charged with
attempting to. register as q city voter con
trary to law. Sent on to be indicted by
$500. = - q - y = = 4 I
Pat Woods (colered, charged with befns
drunk and interfering with the registration
officer. Bail-bond forfeited and warrant is.
sued for his rearIest. "
Indiana Major, charged with breaking
open the house of Harriet King (colored)
assauiting and beating her. Dismissed. Z q
John Wright (colored), charged with will
full and intentional perjury at registration
precinct. Case continued until the 18th in
slant. 4~.ss g trr.si
Samuel Burke (colored), charged with
unlaWfully and falsely swearing at registra
ton precinct No. /, Clay Ward. Sent on te
the next grand jury. ; :.l1.s'ats, a';'s
James n. Poindexter (colored), charged
with assaulting B. f.. Walton and resisting
him in the discharge OF his duty as apolice'
man. Sent on to the next grand jury. 49, ,.,..
Jacob Fryfogle, charged with felenieusly
and Wllfully committing corrupt perjury
having been in. the State apenitentiary, and
convicted of felony. Sent on to be indicted
blythe enext:gran jury.
John. Morris ploreG ;; charged with lille
gaE registration Sent on to be Indicted bss
the next grand jurysf 4 s ~ ri 4 haa u 9 .;
William HardToye and Ben Franklin
(smaH coiored boysl, charged with hghtins
rock battles in the street, j Fined 81 and le
off. .HHiAs9ilqtie Rag 81
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TELLING THE T1ME.-The hour of 12 NJ.
was struck on the bell in the Capitol Square
on Saturday from the First station.house.
sergeant ODwyer, just touched trigger
down there with his little finger, and in
stantly a sixty-pound hammer fell on the
bell. At the same moment the gong in
every station and engine-house and in all the
street boxes responded to the touch of the
Sergcant's finger, and rung out the hour of
noon: Register this morning, and 60 and
hoor II ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

The OPERA.-The Richings Company
closed their brief season on Saturday eve
ming with Faust. The cast was fine one 4,
and the opera admirably well produced. 1t
is source Of regret that this splendid COM
pany should have reached our city at such
an inauspicious season; when our people
were yet laboring under the depression
cduse ed by the disaster. But for this their
great merits must have made much more
brilliant season here than they did. We
trust they may visit Richmond again at a
more seasonable time, H.. -. '.....-s#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

MARSHALL WARD MASS MEETIsa.-A
mass meeting of the Conservatives of Mar
shall Ward will be held at Springfield Hall
at 8 O'Clock this evening. The nominees
for the various municipal Offices will be
present and address the meeting. All the
Conservative voters Of the ward are re-
Quested to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MALE ORPHAN
SocIETY.-The annual address before the
Male Orphan Society will be delivered by
Rev. j. L. NJ. Curry at DR.: Reads church
ON Tuesday evening next at 8 O'Clock: we
nothing ike C collection Or charge of "a any ny
kind attending the meeting. The public
generally are cordially invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

HUsT1NGs CoURT, SAruRD AY-Judge GAiA
ton mesidi,y.-Tke following cases were
tried: Commonwealth us. w: X. Nash for
misdemeanor. Sent to Jail for ten days.
| COMMONWEALTH Us: Heiiry Hooper for
felony. Acquitted. .... e-s-r,l--
/ Court adjourned to meet at u o'clock
ltO-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK OF LYNCH
has received into his office for record copy
of an act of incorporation granted by Judge
Wingfield to the Savings Bank Of Lynch
burg on the Dist of April, 1870. 1t provides
that the capital stock of the company shall
not be less than, $4,000. L. II. Mulrell is
president. and the directors are Samuel Ty-
rec, Thomas II. Allen, John D. Holt, JOS.
W. Walls, D. N. Halsey, and John T.
Rannh =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

CLAY WARD NOMINATIONS FOR CoUNc1L.--
The list of Conservative nominations for
members of the Common Council was In.
correctly published on Saturday. The fol-
lowing are the nominees William jenkins,
William III. Scott, A. D. Chester1dan, E. j.
Euker, F. j. Brannon, j. FL. Gilmer, j. w.
Beyeridge, James Rose, c. L. Todd, John
Rethel
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DSArH Or Al MEMBER fos THsBR BRIaHsxes
sTHoupE.--Miss Mary Vasehe, g, prominant
member Of the Richfngs Opera Trotipe, died
lin Charleston saturday morning Of typhoid
fever. Her body will be sent to PhAadel-
phia for interment. !. =, 2 951ht ~
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING. large meeting
of citizens was held in front of the custom:
house on Saturday evening. Interesting
addresses were made by Messrs. Wise, Doo-
ley, Courtney. Kelly, Arnett (of the Legis.
laturel, Daniel, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

CONSERVATIVE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Conservative City Central Committee will
meet at the Office of Thomas Branch & Co.,
ION Main street opposite the post-oflice) at
10 O'Clock this morning. Challcngcrs and
others having reports or claims to make are
requested to be present. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

PEBBLES AND CRYsrALs.-Havlng Just re
ceived a large and well-selected stock of. i'm.
proved spectacles and eyeglasses to suit each ans
every eye, respectfully invite my friends and The
public generally to give men call I :" aIsa
| .sH.L p. HESEY .KAYToN,
Professor Of Optics, No. SGT Broad street, /.
I next door corner OF Sixth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

/ BRING OUT THE SlCK.-Persons having We
|hicles which they are willing should be
used to-day or tomorrow in bringing out
| the sick and aged to the polls for registra-
Etion are requested to report the fact at the
Office Of Messrs. Stiles s. Christian, on Main
street, near the postroitice, early this
norninn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

FAvoRs.-We are indebted to Messrs.
Elyson & Taylor, newsdealers, for the
Erans-4 Atlantic Weekly, containing q choice
selection of foreign current literature ;also,
woods Household: lHagazsfe, with q table
OF contents full; Of interesting and useful
matter. The young mems department. Of
this latter magazine 10 particularly attrac'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

>-~~~~<~~~~~-----J-~~~~-
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 1e iS7o.' -
Sun rses d,5s Moon rises, e.5s
Sun sets ts............ TOO High tide. ...... 45s
~" PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1870.
.ss#!. - ARRIVED. ~9f:-s.-- '.s4 .ils'
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandse and passengers L. B. Tstum. ~
Steamer Empire, Hunter, Philadelphia, mer.
cbandise and passengers, W. 2. Porter. - .,,,,
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Co.
a .#.# SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys VII
liamS. s.t .H ,i
steamer Saratoga, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Co.
MEMORANDA. ii, s-g- -...,'.r,,s.f
WEST POINT, May A.-Arriyed, steamer State OF
Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railrosd Company, and
sailed on return. fsist &.tal - ss.&-- 2
NEW YORK, May 13.-Arrived, schooner Il. Ma-
son; Rose, from Richmond. & acsnal yt!l nga
BOSTON, May I.--Cleared, schooner Lizzie
Carr. Gilchrist for Richmond. fflts9 1sc<g.9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

Drs. RENDELL & HARpEsTY's office Is for q
short time at 72l Main street. Should any one
doubt the efficacy of the operation they Will rea-
dily come forward and perform an operation gra.
tuitously in order to convince that such disco
very was never before practised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

ExEcUrivET The Governor on. Saturday
ofideeds FOR Pennsyly lyania VT iliiam Josiah
Leake notary public for the city Of Rich-
mond and County Of Hanover; end j. ].
PritcheII notary public Of Pittsylyania
county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

PAINFUL Aco1DENT.-Mr. Lewis Doughty,
superintendent of the Baltimore Wrecking
Company, stationed at Drewry's Bluff, had
his right ankle badly crushed Saturday
morning while engaged in raising the steam
er NORTHAMPTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

Ifyou desire to see all public improve
ment in the city stop; all our warehouses
closed; our Wharves and dep0ts deserted !;
our hotels closed, and " for rent" nailed Oil
their doors, just don't register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

A PERFECT INK.-CARTER's Ink is warranted
to flow as freely as any writing fluid IN use; to
give as perfect copy as any copying Ink, and not
to thicken or mould RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
1918 Main street, agents. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

NEW BooKs.-We have from Messrs.
Bates a. Waddy Brothers ~
: The -Vate Of Cedars. By Grace Agnilar.
From the press of MssSS.; ID. lApplete
CO. Well printed and neatly bound. Tbs,
works of this popular author always
meet, ass they deserve, with u large sale. Z
n Tho Woman of Business, or, dhe Lady
and the La,yer. Aa sprightlYs novel. tBy1
Marmion Savage, Sgss.S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-16

. .REs1aaEb.AThe resignation Of Judge
WaHer R. Staples as q visitor TO the Yir-
einia4 AiiiftagysIn institute has been5 received
and accepted by the Governor. g