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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-06
THE CAPITOL DISASTER
NOR E w o u N D E D.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS.
Chief Justice Chase on the Calamit.
&c., &C., &c.

We have the names Of the following in
addition to the wounded, which have
been handed us since our last issue:
James P. Ryall, corner Seventh and Arch,
| badly hurt on the right shoulder, neck, left
hip, and head;
- Read, carpenter (residence on Clay
| street,, badly injured on right shoulder,
spine, and leg; ,... a -......
Beney Kicker, injured in spine, left thigh,
and bruised in the body;
5 John Ii. o. Berke.
OFFICIAL LIST OF THE KILLED.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTHY
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1870.
The following is the mortuary report of
the victims of the late disaster at the Capt.
toll for the week ending Saturday, April
30th, compiled from sections returns re-
ceived at this office:
Whole number of deaths to that date, 81.
Color: White, 50; colored, ). Condition !:
Single, s.; married, 81; unknown, Is. Ma
tivity : United States, 50; Ireland, g.; Eng
land, Germany, / Prussia, /; Poland,
unknown, 6. Age: 10 years to 20, l %
years to 30, I; 80 years to 40, 9; 40 years to
50, u SO years to 90, g.; 90 years to 10, b;
70 years to 80, l (; unknown, 10.
Three other persons are stated to have
died up to the above date, but certificates of
death not having been given for them, they
are not included in this report.
j. G. CABELL, NJ. D., President.
l. JUDGE CHAsE's REMARKS.
In the circuit court of the United States
on Wednesday resolutions appropriate to
the death of the members Of the bar were
presented, which called forth the following
remarks from the Chief Justice
"Human emotions are but poorly ex-
pressed in words. When the first vague
rumors of the terrible event In III this = city
which has been so fifty named 'The Great
Calamity went through the land, q few days
ago, all hearts felt shock like that of
sudden and awful personal bereavement.
Then, as the tidings came more distinctly
over the wires, and the fearful disaster took
shape and form in the minds Of the people,
1t seemed for a time to Cypress all hearts
like a nightmare. The pulses of life
throbbed heavily, and human utterance
failed under the crushing sense Of sorrow
which peryaded the land. But soon the
currents of feeling began to flow, and now
for many days heartfelt expressions Of con-
dolence and substantial manifestations of
sympathy have been flowing towards Rich
mond like o great tide, and no right and
true.hearted man can help feeling this vast
development of unaffected goodwill, SO
strikingly devoid Of everything like sec
tional or party feeling, as one OF those
CLEANS of radiance which IN GODS good
Providence so often brighten the darkest
clouds of human grief.
"When two days since we TOOK our seats
upon this bench our eyes and our hearts
alike missed familiar faces from the bar.
Let US thank God that those whose voices
We're oftenest heard here yet survive. MAY
the Great Physician comfort the sorrowing
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DIED.,


At Norfolk, "Wednesday, April ed, PATTIE
john l.. Saunders, United States navy.
Such Is the announcement which carried mourn
ing into happy household, and extends Its sad
dening influence over large and widely scattered
ance. We do not wish to notice our friend's de-
cease in the commonplace strain of euloglst!c
compliment, but simply TO express the sorrow and
mpathy OF many around Us to whom She was
well known. and by whom dearly loved. Rarely
have we heard of Internationally one SO young
this gentle girl, whose chief happiness seemed TO
be derived from ministering to the comfort and
enjoyment OF others. Forsetfuness OF "self"
was the most prominent feature and beautiful or
nament of her character. 1t endeared her to old
people, children, and companions OF her own age
ed grief many hesrt in which her memory Will
be ever associated with some Of the sweetest and
gentlest graces which can adorn womsn's cha
racter. n.
At his residence In Manchester, on The sd in
slant, RICHARD Fl. WHITEHEAD, in the TWEEN
ty-ffth year of his age. =
Sleep on, dear husband, thy work is done,
The mortal pang is past,
Jesus has come and borne thee home,
Beyond the stormy blast.
Not all that generous friends could do,
Nor ties Of kindred dear,
Could keep him longer In this vale,
This wilderness so drear. ~ asa-,f
Oh yes, links Ihear him say, ,..
am safe on Canaan's shore, -
And tn the realms Of endless bliss
sling my suffering o'er.
Oh, God. but give me strength this day
To bear the shock, the grief, the pain,
And teach, oh teach me how to pray,
And take me with my companion again.
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THE BUILDER OF THE RICHMOND CAPITOL,
IN 1892, is stated to have been Mr.. Moses
Bates, who died, a resident of Galena, in
1928. A marble monument in the old GENE
terry at Galena still marks his grave. It is
just to him to add that the disastrous fall of
his work after it had stood seventy-eight
years was through no fault of bis, but of
the architects who lately thought that i'm
proyements in it were needed, and that
certain supports, put in by the old build
er, could be dispensed with. The reno
val Of these was the cause of the recent
calamity.-St. Louis Democrat.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
THURSDAY, May s, 1870.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, May 5, 1870.
SENATE.
The Senate met at II o'clock NJ Lieu
tenant-Goyernor MARYE In the CHAIR.
No prayer.
REMOVAL OF COURTHOUSE OF CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY.
House bill to authorize the qualified voters
of the county of Chesterfield to vote on the
question of removing the county court
house to the town of Manchester or town of
Chester was taken up and passed.
AMENDING THE CODE.
House bill to amend section 2, chapter
106, in relation to marriages, was referred
to Committee for Courts Of Justice.
NORTH LoUpouN TURNPIKE COMPANY.
House bill to incorporate the North Lou
doun Turnpike Company was referred to
Committee on Roads, &c.
CoMMrrTEE REPORTS. -
. Mr.. COURTNEY, from the Committee on
Banks. reported bill to incorporate the
Bank of Goodson.
The same committee reported bill to in
corporate the Bank of Abingdon.
CLINcK RIVER NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Senate bill to incorporate the Clinck
River Navigation Company was taken up
and passed. .--
CONSTRUCTION OF THE ENABLING ACT.
Senate bill to construe the eleventh Sec
ton Of the enabling act was taken up and
passed. ...s.v
SACRIFICE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Senate bill to prevent the sacrifice of per-
sonal property at forced sales was taken up
and passed.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
By Mr.. GaREvER.-" RESOLVED, That the
Committee on Finance be instructed to in
quire into the expediency OF reporting q
bill making an appropriation for supplying
artificial limbs to every citizen OF this COM
monwealth who lost limb In the late war,
and who has not heretofore been supplied"
Agreed to.
MAYORS OF TOWNS.
The Committee for Courts OF Justice re-
ported In relation to a resolution of in
uuiry whether the mayors Of towns can eX-
ercise judicial functions, &C., &C., that the
Constitution does not prohibit the MAYORS
of cities from exercising judicial functions
IL the said authority Is conferred by legisla-
ton.
Senate bill for the relief Of Charles Briell,
of Alexandria, reported from the Commit
tee on Finance with the Recommendation
that it do not pass, was laid on the table.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEEDS.
Senate bill No. 157, to amend and resnact
section j., chapter 121, edition OF 1850, in
regard to acknow|edg Of DEEDS, was
INV IeayeI presented by Mr.. ROLLER, and
referred TO the Committee for Courts Of
Justice. - aG"
JUDICIAL SALES.
Senate substitute for bill No. 10, to regu-
late Judicial sales and prevent the sacrifice
Of real estate, was called up by Senator:
FIrzrArBIcK, amended, and ordered to It's
third residing.
SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Senate bill No. $50, to authorize subscrip-
tions to the stock of incorporated COM
panies by the counties Of Rockingham,
Augusta, gRoekbridge, Botetourt, Craig,
and Roanoke, and the towns Of Harrison
burg, Stanton, Lexington, and Salem, re-
ported from the COMMITTEES on Roads and
fnternal Navigation with recommends
u,di1Isfbat II be referred TO the Committee on
sSassHs, was taken up, read the
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Register.

Registration commenced on Tuesday in
almost every county in the State. We can.
not too earnestly advise the voters to regis
ter. The township elections are very Inn
portant. The supervisors, clerks, assessors.
collectors, commissioners Of roads, over
seers Of the poor, justices, and constabies'
who shall be elected In May will exercise 10
future elections powerful influence 10.
good or evil. Let no man, then, neelec'
this duty. The law contemplates no new
registration after this year. Hereafter tns
lists Of voters are merely to be revised ana
corrected. 1t will take but little time 70
register your name. See to 1t that the sea'e
shall suffer no detriment from your apa.h!
and lukewarmness. When clection-o"y
comes, every man who has not resis1ereo
his name will repent the fatal act OF onlis-
sion. Remember, every voter must register
this year. No one can hereafter vote on the
last registration.
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performance OF, Saturday afternoon at Hol-
kday-s street Theatre promises to be quite
successful. Mr. Ford, aside from giving
the performance and bearing all the ex.
penses. has prepared handsomely -framed
Cabinet pictures Of Marshal Gray to present
In each district to the police oficerweo sells
the most tickets. This, with. the greater
incentive of sympathy with the great, sor-
row of our sister city, has caused n lively
competition to excel among the members
of the force. -Bdltimore Sun, bth.-,-r,s-r-r=eo-
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A CoLoRED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH
Last nj ght about o'clocka colored woman
named Mary Butler, living in the second
story Of house on Sharp Street alley, near
Fayette street, while sitting in front of a
wood-fre upon the hearth, waiting for a
pot of tea she had upon the Goals to get hot,
fell asleep, and her clothes taking fire, her
body was literally burned to q crisp before
the flames could be Observation-Disclosures
SIN 4th
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Hugh Hastings, editor of the New York
Commercial, talks to the Rev. Theodore
Tilton in the following style:
"We inform the editor of the Indepen-
dent that as we have kicked nothing mean
for long time, he will be very likely to be
introduced to our calf-skin the first time we
chance to meet him."
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CONDITION OF Mr.. SoPER, OF BALTIMORE;
A son of Mr.. soper, who went to Rlchmond
as soon as it became known that his father
had been injured, has returned nome, ana
reports Mr.. Soper as doing well, but Inc
wounds are Of such nature as TO preclude
his removal for at least q week. Mrs. soper
remains with him. Up to Tuesday evening
Mr.. Soper had been unable to leave his bed.
He is receiving the best attention at the re-
sidence of q friend.-Bdltimore Sun.
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GENERAL D. B. WH1TE.-We have said
MANY hard word about General D. b.
White, delegate from the county of Eliza
beth City, but we cheerfully join with our
brethren of the Conservative press i'll COM
mending his courage and self-forget(ulness
amid the terrible scenes Of the Capitol dis
aster,- Winchester Times.
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For the Dispatch.


WAYNEsBORO, VA, May 4, Io1V'
To-day is universally observed by all
classes Of our citizens as day of thanks
giving and prayer. Stores and workshops
are closed. All, as of one man, Is in SYM
pathy with the distressed of our Common
wealth in her sad bereavement: Our
churches are thrown open, and supplicattonl
and prayer will ascend from thousands OF
earnest lips. +.
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A GREAT DISCOVERY IN IRoN.-A process
by which copper and all grades of steel and
iron are welded together ut one heat has re-
Gently been discovered. The weld remains
perfectly solid after being subjected to the
most thorough tests. Experiments in Phi
ladelphia demonstrated that the weld by
this process will resist the action of the
strongest steam-hammer.
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THE RICHMOND CALAMrTY.-The news
paper correspondents and resident news
paper men of this city have raised hand
some sum of money to be presented to the
family of the late DR.. Brock, Journalist OF
Richmond, who met his death in the recent
disaster in that city.-Data, in Baltimore
d,,er,onn
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The EDUCATIONAL Assoc1AT1oN.-The
people of Warrenton are already taking
steps towards preparing warm welcome
for the Educational Association, which is
to meet there in July next.
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We have recently had our editorials so
often crowded out of the paper by more
important matter that We need make no
apology for their absence this morning.
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TOWNSHIP NoM1NATIoNs.-We cannot
publish township nominations. They would
take too much room.
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TOBACCO FERTILIZERS.
We offer to planters preparation for

We offer to planters preparation for
. TOBACCO
which contains all the necessary ingredients for
making the crop heavy and good and Mt the same
time enable il to stand severe drought.
This fertilizer las been tried on TOBACCO, and
those who have used 1t are highly pleased with re-
suits,
Planters will find tito their interest to use the
TOB iCCO FERTILIZER
prerared by us.
CALICO FERTILIZtNG COMPANY,
corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-The creditors of GEORGE
IN TIMBERLAKE j. SON, which are included
in q deed from George Timberlake to David j.
Saunders trustee, for the heneat OF said creditors
dated June l. $685. are hereby notified to come fof-
ward and Prove their claims, SO that the trustee
may make distribution according 70 the prov1-
sions OF said deed. DAVID j. SAUNDERS,
my6-aodaw 80 Trustee. :
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Mr.. JOHN WINGO, of Amelia county, who
tested our TOBACCO FERTILIZER last year,
gives the following certificate
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, April II, 1870.
sin justice TO the GaIlego FertiiiZing Company
Twill state that used 60J pounds your fertilizer
last year on tobacco on one acre Of very poor
land; sowed 1t the hen-nest grass the 18th OF
bacco grew off slowly, but continued green
through the entire drought, which lasted until the
25th of September and when I cut the tohacc" |
found 1t fally equal to that raised on rich land
with the same amount OF bought fertilizers be-
sides farm-pen and stable manure. | sowed the
land in Woodfn wheat (Which IS late kind or
wheat) OH the 23d October and Il Is looking well,
and bids fair to ma Ike tine crop.
every respectfully,
nm le-1m John WINGO.H
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A Copy-Iest ,nr,s ~
an 15-FiW . II. A. CURIlS. y. ".

THO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
i now prepared to furnish All classes with con-
slant employment ut home the " hole or the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light,
and profitable. Persons OF either sex easily earn
from co.. to Is per evening, and proportional
sum by deyo.ing their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly as much as men.
That all who see tins notice may SEND their al
dress and test the business, We make this unpa-
rallclcd offer To all such as are not well salts.
fed re will seud IL TO pay for the trouble or
writing. Full particulars, valuable sample
which will do to commence work on, and a copy
Of The Peoples Literary Conapdnien-oas Of the
largest and best family newspapers publlshed-au
sent free By mail. Reader, II you want permR-
nent, profitable work, address
NH 14-d ,y&swsm Augusta. Ne
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$1,000 %
Committees representing the banks, the
merchants, and all classes, were appointed
TO secure further subscriptions.
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Isaac DAVENPORT, JR.,
Treasurer for the Relief Fund.

Treasurer for the Relief Fund.
The following additional donations are ac-
Ry Miss nsh Van kew Cash smfo from
Del, $3.50 Il. ". Miller, Worcester, Mass,
S10; Sumner Crosby, III. w. Vinal, Q. A.
Vinal, and L. C. Mann, Jr., Boston, Mass,
each S.. Hampton Normal and Agricultu-
raj College, through Colonel I. H. Stanton,
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ITO HAVE TEETH EXTRACT 60
4 ED WITHOUT PAIN, TtETHSnffp
FILI,ED in the best m amer, or artificial ones in
serted upon gold or vulcante, at low rates, 60 to
the long-establishcd denial rooms Of
GEORGE r. STEEL,
7o3 Main street,
ana3 five doors above Spctswood Hotel.
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nR. Fl. D. TALIAFERRO respectfully
~ offers his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to
the citizens OF Richmond. OGice and residence
AZ Mr.. Robert A. Mayo,s, ITO Seventh street, be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets. npa-lm
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o1OO OOO WANTED FOR IN
ID lUU.UJU VESTMEET IN LOANS upon
RICHMOND CITY REAL ESTATE at not ex-
cceding onc-half OF It's actual market value, Sc
cured 6y deeds OF trust, mt TWELVE PER CENT.
PER ANNUM tthe now legal interestl, payable
semi-annually.
II you wish to purchase HOUSE or FAkM,
send stamp for my real estate circular.
If you have q FARM or DWELLING you wish
sold send description and 1t viii be advertised IN
said circular, Which Is issued monthly ana exten-
siyely distributed. +. Is. NEWBUSN,
Real Estate Agent, Richmond, va.
fo ,ysr
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TAUTION.-The public arc hereby eau
~ toned against harb0rioE my Wife, rATSE1
ROWE. who lett my bed and board In King and
Queen county, near the village OF Aylett's, Three
weeks ago, upon pain of prussculi lon therefor.
also HEREBY notify the public that wi not be re-
sponsble for any debt Of her contracting.
ETHEL BERT ROWE.
M.Rcu H. 1870 ap lo-swIt<
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PHILADELPHIA RELIEF MEETING,

Daniel NJ. Fox vas called to the chair,
Joseph Patterson was chosen treasurer,
and William 7. Mexican secretary.
The Chairman announced the following
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ROOMS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.,
RICHMOND may D .Sv.
/ beg leave 10 acknowledge Ine iolio"ihS
additional collections-ylz.:
NE~ i ID
| Mr.. townsend Through n' s,o nm
hlcn' p ISL, 6. ~ 600 90
Pr y sh Dsu' and John A. Rust,
o. t ~, nt' r, Harvey & Co... so 90
ro em &. CO. through George
oJ w Gillian ......... 100 90
prof Reniamin n. Martin, through
Co Generai' W. G. Wickham. ...... % 90
wd Tbmh' 'niousn '..... 100 90
D. J. & J. II. Garth. .............. 100 90
L; r. 4 HaT Tisbe REORGANIZATION. Is 90
I M Weitb & Arents. ...... so 90
NJ. Riker. .................... 5 90
Mrs. Sophia P. Hollan. ........... w
Cash. ..................... D w
..a PHILADELPHIA.
Samuel Hart & Co., Philadelphia,
through Randolph & English. 1914 90
j. S. Semon, Phlladelphla, Tor
merly of Richmond. ............ l00 w
Emanuel Semon, Philadelphia,
formerly of Richmond. ......... 90 %
w. j. Dohan, Philadelphia,
through James Fl. Grant. ....... 100 %
w.su,voror nc
"AohiNoiJ 49, 49, D .~E...
Cole eSao srd maue oy Hichaiu D. 9as 40
81; 6; FAINT, through W. NJ sutton IN M
q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w
., r. BALTIMORE. .
" tbroTg5 geawar MnaSe E1yson no 25 90
Dr. Thomas F. Andrews, through
TazeWell TAYLOR, Esq. ........ 100 90
S. II. & j, F.. Adams, through TO-
vernon Walker. ................. 100 0O
Wilson, Burns & Co., through
Governor Walker. 100 90
w. G, Scarlet, of Baltimore,
through James A. Scarlet, OF ~
Richmond. .............:;,.... 20 w
Goldsborough u 20, through ~ M
johnston q HulltC' Nv w
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hon lewis Fl. Mckenzie. of Alex
ci andrla, through n mEr; ai Ma:s io0 W
Ht t'l W. I1i 80 rs, IN M
ei,l "" r So t,noI1,h TT
t S ~ r., no''o''' '''' s0o 0O
AIbemarle Insurance Company,
| tbrouoh 7. II Montague 100 90
Putnam Fire insurance Company.
through 7 Fl. MONTAGUE. 100 90
y.t t.ouI1 ~; = ~ Ins,,rance Tomnonv
fhro,ah 7 Fl Monto~1e. . 80 90
| Merchants and Mechanics Fire In
surancc Company, through
Montoo,,o 30 90
J. W. & CsJ. Holland, through II.
X. Ellvson. 100 0O
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A GRICULTURAL SALT, 200 sacks
"A AGRICULTURAL SALT of superior quail
lty. to which the attention OF commission mer-
chants ard planters IL specially Invited i his
salt Is the cheapest, and perhaps the most perma-
nent, fertilizer on the market. For snlcb by
ap1 ;. q. TARDI W.
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VIRGINIA.-Ata Supreme Court of APP
' pcals held ut LII. Capitol, In the city OF Rich
mond, on Wednesday the I3.h day OF April, a. u.
1870: , |
II is ordered that Rule IL, adopted June 25th,
$780, and Rules XII. and Kill, adopted Oct9ber
1862 be rescinded and and that the following Rule
be adopted in lieu thereof, and published Tor tue
Information Of the bar and the public:
"A clear and concise statement OF the points In
tended to be insisted on by each party TO an APP
peal, writ of error, suaerscdcas, and the "utho-
rifles In support the eof, signed by his counsel
sud printed or plainly written, shall be delivered
to each Of the judges OF the court time enough be-
fore e hearing for his consideration; and no
error other than such as shall be pointed out and
insisted ON Ill such statement, on the part or the
plaintiff or appellant, shall without leave Of
the c0urt) be admitted as ground for argu-
meut on The hearing Of the cause. No cause
shall 5e projected in without such statement. But
party who has prepared and filed statement
may Insist on h:arlng when the cause Is regular
~ called although no statement shall nave Deen
made on the part of his adversary. The plainii III
or appellant may adopt the petition as his state
ment. II no statement be filed by either party
when ranse is called 1t shall stand continue until
the next term. At the close OF the argument each
counsel shall furnish to each judge q list OF any
authorities referre to by such counse In MS arsu-
ment and not cited In his statement, showing the
points TO which they apply
CoDy-TeSt:
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DEMTES,gkYs

T S. MICHARD, D ENT I T -
u ha wing returned TO Richmond, offers 0afTrp
his professional services TO Ills old friends, pa
irons. and to the pablo generally.
All work done in the best and most expeditions
manner.
Once and residence, No. 732 north Main street.
IN
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TAYLOR ReOTHERS, DENTISTS, 1l12
Il MAIN STREET, lover Tribbett's confec-
tionery) extract Leetn without pain insert teeth
as low rs Sis. and don't charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth filled without pain. any tooth
filed with gold, and warranted for life at
TAILOR BROTHERS.,
liz Main street, Richmond Va.
n. B.-Instructions In any branch of dentistry
gwen to the profession on reasonable terms.
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Farming. Building, and Hsuse-Furnishing I'M
Goods: stationery, Medicines, Books, Musical
Instruments, Dry Goods, Groceries; IS, bought n
EoT MEM YORK PRICES and promptly ship.
ned, Southern sympathy and northern capital.
Present and future friends, address Us as above.
my 3--lm -.t- Ezrs-