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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-25

HANDSOME PIANOS -BIDGooD has just re-
ceived from New York an assortment OF pianos
which, for tone, finish, and quality Of manufsc-
ture, excel any instrument ever brought here.
There are two of Steinway'S in magnificent cases,
and one suberb instrument, made by Brad
bury, which deserve especial mention. They can
be seen at BIDGooD's warerooms, l217 Main
street
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INSTANTANEOUS AND EFFICACIoUs CURES OF
CoBSs AND BUNIoNs. DIR. Kendall, OF IS
Regent street, London. renowned for his skin and
efficiency In the absolute annIhilation Of corns
and bunions, has arrived iu our city and opened
an Office for the practice OF chiropody at 72l Main
street. 1t Is admitted by many of the moet emi-
Hent physicians and surgeons OF medical schools
and colleges in this and other nations that his ope
ration is as novel as effectual, and the only way
calculated to effect q permanent cure Of those I'm
pediments to pedestrian comfort,
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DYEING, SECURING, &c.
,~~~.>~-~--~~~~--<-~~~-
iINNEMAk Ms

LINNEMAN'S
II, STEAM DYEING AND SCOURtNG
ESTABLISHMENT s.ss#s-ylR
t2G Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
ladies' Dresses Shawls, Cloaks, and Sacks
DYED IN ANY COLOR DESIRED, or CLEAN
ED in Inc very best and neatest manner.
81 new, = " -
ier,nt colors, GRAPE aud W OflLLEN sHA Wiz,
fIBhOhS, &c. Also, d lot OF COATS, PANTS.
ana VESTS. which have been left at my dyetng
e's@o!ls4ment snd not CALLED for fn due Tine.
kp22 between Fourth aud Fifth atfssts,
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, F1-

FOE raR FULLEST MnAsURx, cheapest ind
very beG coke. anthracite md bitnnasuous cosl
firdlt1S. sawed, and long oak ana Pine wood. 10
slstf. -B. WArK1ys1s, ILL Main Street nearly
sppOsasp this Office. Thoroughly y-sexsoned pine
wood &c St. 70 per cord, delivered. N F'SSs.i
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MAYORS COURT, SATURDAY-Mayor Ely
son prcsfding.-The following cases were
disposed of by his Honor:
William Camp charged with assaulting
and threatening to kill J. E. Lovenburg.
Case continued until Monday, April 25th
Richard e. James (colored, charged with
using profane and abusive language towards
William Camp. Fined IS for violating city
ordinance and discharged.
Erasmus Denny and james Sephus (co.
loredl, charged with robbing the person o.
Mrs. Mary Richardson. Continued to 25th
instant.
Martha Bradley (colored, charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the streets
and interfering with the chain-sang. Fined
SIS, and held to bail in the sum of 500.
Susan Brown (colored), charged with
roaming the streets at all hours of the night
Discharged.
Timothy Lawlor Omitted States soldier),
charged with being drunk in the street and
using profane language. Sent to General
Candy for punishment. -zes st
Thomas s. Isaacs and George w. Isaacs,
charged with fighting in the street. Dis.
charged, .-H.
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PREPARING FOE REGIsTRATIoN.-The &c.
cretary of the Commonwealth has been
very busy for the last few days in sending
off registration hooks, blank oaths, and
posters. to the different counties of the
State. lie is sending them first to the more
distant counties, so that all may be supplied
i'm time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-25

THE ANNUAL PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION win meet in the lecture-room
of the First Presbyterian church this Mon.
dayl night at 8 O'Clock. The election Of
officers for the ensuing year will be held,
and all members and friends Of the Union
are invited to be present. 81
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WANTED--All persons having forfeited pledges
at II. HARRIS & BROTHERS., 1891 Main street, to
redeem or renew them on or before Wednesday,
April 27th their auction sale takes place on the
7Sth, and further indulgence will not be granted.
Money loaned on diamonds, watches, jewelrN
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New FOUNDRY AND MACHINE Snop-
RICHMOND IRON WoRKs.-The future
prosperity Of Richmond must depend to a
large extent upon its manufactures, and it
is always gratifying to hear of any new en-
terprises Of the kind which may bc estab.
liShed in our midst. Each one which is
thus put in operation gives employment to
other and additional hands, thus to that
extent increasing the business Of our city.
These remarks have been called forth by q
visit to the foundry and machine shop of
Messrs. Joseph Hall & Co., at the corner of
Canal and Ninth streets. The building in
which these works are situated is one some
what famous in its day as having been the
place, where the dinner was given to Mr..
Clay in 1874 on which occasion Mr.. Wise
used the afterwards celebrated expression,
Union," and as Edward Browns tobacco
factory, whose manufactured tocacco was
celebrated not only i'll this city but
throughout the State and country. Every
body chewed it, and everybody praised it.
Recently these enterprising gentlemen have
purchased and fitted it up with the newest
and best and most improved machinery,
and again it is vocal with the clink of the
hammer and the hum of the machinery.
The proprietors are conducting the busi-
ness on grand scale, and intend that their
work shall not be eXcelled. The fitting up
and putting in complete operation of flour
ing-mills-for which the skill and education
OF the senior partner eminently fit him-is
a speciality with this concern. They will
also do all the work usually done in first
class establishment. ,--r ..
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COMMISSIONED. The following county
judges have been commissioned wit: l..
r. Watts, Norfolk county; John NJ. Hern-
don, Spottsylyania county; VIM. Fl. Mann,
NottoWay county; and f. N. Whitehurst,
Prince William county.
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The WEATHER IN CRAIG CoUNTY.-A
letter received from q gentleman in Craig
county by member Of the Senate states
that the ice in Sinking creek is from fotE to
twenty inches thick, and that at the time of
writing april 10y it is showing, and has
been for three days. ..... s.-...
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VA, MONDAY. MORNING. APRIL rs. 1870.

Boston. No. s, William p. Adams and Ma-
rfon Tutwiler; No. g, James M. Thomas,
and George H. Snead, Jr.
Justices for Apponaa mo. 1, George
w. Abbitt and James NJ. Couch No. 2,
John e. Hannah No. 8, Thomas A. Will
liams and J. e. Bass; No. 4, William j.
Davidson and James III. Carson; No. 8,
Thomas W. Xix and JaniesA. Aver.
Constdoses for same Counsy-Ne. I, A.
Up. Glover; No. 2, Saunders f. Wright
No. 8, George II. Benton; No.4, Joseph e.
snarp: No. s, John W. Walton. ~ -
justices for Middleser.-District No. 2,
Constable for same County.--District No.
Justices for Amelia.-Di#riet No: l, DR..
NJ. F. T. Evans; No. 2, Dr.. W: q. Daiby
No.3, W. o. HarVie and a. Y. Scott; No.
4, P.B. Crowder, w. H. Glare, and Thomas
rutherford; No. 5, George Il. Taylor.
Consta5les for same County-pistr1ss 1, Ct nc NO
/, John g. Willy; No. 2, Jacob Sehiagei
No: /, willis T. johnson; No. 4, John A
Graves; Nos, William o. Coleman.
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ApporNrMENr.-The Rev. G.. A. Hall has
been appointed general southern agent for
the Young Mems Christian Association of
washington, D. c., and will visit this city
at an early day. He has already been to o
number of the southern cities, and at each
place his reception has been warm and un-
expectedly cordial. The various churches
have appointed committees for consultation,
and the requisite arrangements have been
made for efecting organizations of this
character .-r -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ., 1870.
~-er ARRIVED.
Stea mer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chanc Use and passengers, L. S. Tatun. ''5'+
Ste1mer Saratoga, Couch: New York, merehan-
diSe and passengers, w. O. Dunham Co.
Stei .mer Empire, Nelson, Philadelphia, mcr-
chaniise and passengers, w. P. Porter. ,
=. SAILED. s
Steamer Ellie Knlght, Travers, Baltimore, mer.
chandise aud passengers, Haryeys 4 Williams.
disc and passengers, w. g. Dunham h Co.
MEMORANDUM. ~
WEST POINT, April 23.-Arriyed, steamer Mary
Washington. -, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return. 7asr rs,t
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g EXECUTIVE APpoINTAENTs.--His Excel
lency, Governor Walker, has made the fol-
lowing appointments
Justices for Fluuanaa County. District
No. I, w. H. Davis and John j. Bowers !;
No., William Fl. Haden, John ". Jackson,
and William NJ. Hunter; No. d, Willis 9,
Thomas, John q, Haden, and Dudley Z,
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d. A.ELLysoE d co. will insert advertfscnsats Il
Hhe principal newspapers In virsinis, North Caro-.
1tn4, Tennessee, and The northern c4ies, ut Pub
Aners rates. for cash Apply af tfis oface, nc
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~ ZIMMER'S CONFECTIONERY.

lo0 half barrels VINEGAR PICKLES,
l0J boxes ORA ANGES and lemons, +~
NEW LAYER RAISths, ......
TURKISH FIGS, in drums apd balf-pound
boxes:
PRIkELLA: In one-pound boxes, of a very
delicious tyor. =
My own manufactured CANDLES sell rs low
any house In our city. r> -@3- ~&@s--~
Also, CAKES and CRACKERS By the barrel at
the very lowest rates. X ~ -.7zs1 a s .>c
HiMMER's WORM CONNECTIONS are the
best In the city.
RIED CANDIES are sure remedy for coughs
ami sore throals- .E@.sr b 6. ZtMMER
ap7 'a f5iJ Main street.
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AFTER ANDREws.-Mr. Fayerman on Sa-
turday offered resolution in the House
directing inquiry into the absence of w. H.
Andrews, the mulatto member from Sus-
sex, and quoting from the Petersburg
papers concerning his late disgraceful ex-
ploits there. The fact that the colored
members Of the House evince a desire to
give an unworthy coiored member his Just
deserts. and not to shield his degradation,
is creditable to them. If this matter is
left to the colored members the delinauent
Andrews will not stand much chance.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M. for
John Boucher & Co.., at No. so4 Main street,
opposite the Spotswood Hotel, 10000 cigars
pipes, scrap tobacco, etc.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at l2s P. M. seven.
teen acres Of land In the town of Ashland.
GBUBBS q WILLIAMS will sell at d P. ID. brick
residence No. 1876 Ninth street, with large
garden containing choice fruits.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. q
large assortment OF furniture, floor mating,
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HARPER's AND FRANK LESLIE s.-We have
the latest Nos. of these valuable weekly
papers from Messrs. Ellyson & Taylor.
by William L. Sheppard, Esq, of this city
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WANTED, copies of the Old Dominion MagG-
stne f,r January, February, and March. 4 llbe-
raj price paid for all copies In good order.
ELLYsoS & TAYLOR,
- - ill8 Main street.
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HANDSOME IMPROVEMENTS Mr.. James G..
Brooks has recently erected on Clay street
between Tenth and Eleventh, three hand
some brick tenements which are great
ornament to that portion of the city. He
has styled the-l, together with his own resi-
dence, GO Magnolia Place." The buildings
are not only we'll built, but supplied with
all the latest improvements that could make
a dwelling comfortable. The rooms are airy
and tasteiully fitted up, as are also the SER
wants quarters, and the kitchens are fur
nished with excellent ranges and all other
conyeniences ; and there are, besides, wash
and bathrooms furnished with hot and cold
water. in fine, these dwellings are of supe-
rior order, and are rented very reasonably.
Two Of them have already been rented.
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COLLECTOR ELEcTED.-Joseph W. Bro
nough, Jr., was elected collector of town
taxes for Manchester by the trustees on
Friday NIGHT. ----- .------
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SEM ANNUAL WASHING The semi-an-
nual washing of the Richmond Fire De-
partment will take place ON Tuesday next,
April 26th.
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FOR SALE.
LOST AND.FOUND.

r OST, BOND OF TIE CITY OF RICH
IL MOND for tloo, No. 1s4 dated June 10, 1855,
agent Of Sarah A. Howard; bond OF the Ricb-
mOnd Fredericksburg aad Potomac Railroad
Company, No. s4s, for $s2.so dated November l..
1859, bearing7 per cent. interest, In name Of
Robert Howard. NH 5-law2m
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For THE bApIEs.--Ali the fashion monthlies for
May can be had at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news
depot, next to Dispatch building.
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Gala1y,f Atfaatte, Pntraa4, Ltpptneose, and
Eclectic, for Mig, at ELLYSoW q TAyLoR's News
Depot, next to Dispatch building. -
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LovE.-Dr. George w. Bagby delivered
his interesting lecture on the Disease
called Love" in Ashland, on Friday eye
ming, to a very large. and appreciative au-
dience. From persons in attendance we
learn that the attention which was given to
the speaker was more marked than on any
previous occasion. The Ashland people
seem to know bow to appreciate 9 good
thing, n Il ss5.ss
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CHILpHEH's MoNrHLIEs for hay at ELLYsoS
& TAYLoR's News Depot, next 70 Dtspotea
building. t'l ,sszs..sstr - ~ - '.s-@s
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New York, Baltimore, Washington, and Rich
mond daflies and weeklies at ELLrsoy q TAY-
LoR S news depot, next to DispGteh building.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS To-NIGHT.-A
meeting of the Conservatives of Monroe
Ward will be held at St. Adams Hall to-
night at o'clock. A full attendance is
earnestly desired, as business of Importance
will be transacted.
A meeting of the Marshall Ward Club
will be held at Haskin's building, Rockets,
at s O'clock. -
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We see that BALDWIN the cIothter 80 adyer-
Using all kinds OF clothing In this mornings
paper. Gall on him for anything In his line.
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REsIGNED.-The resignation of John Hen
son, justice of the peace for the sixth dis
trict of Fluvanna county, has been received
and accepted.
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: II. HAYES Will continue The COAL BUSI-
MSS. and VIII keep constantly OH hand full
supply of all Kinds OF COAL.
all CpAi. sold will be of best quality, tho
roughly screened, and free from slate and other
impurities.
Orders sent through post office or to the office,
corner or Eighteenth and Cary streets, will be
promptly attcndcd Ia, and most favorable
terms.
A continuance OF tie patronage Of friends aud
customers and the -ade generally IS solicited.
2O-st
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WILLIAM NJ. BAKER has been appointed .
justice Of the fourth -lnag!stegial district OF
Chesterfield county. sst s..
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| NOTICE.-Member of the FENIAN
~ BROTHERHOOD will meet at balf-past 7
O'Clock p. NJ. MONDAY, 25th instant at their
ball, corner Twentieth and Main streets. Mem
bers having certificates and cards will please have
them ut the meeting for the transaction OF impor-
tant business. By order. ysts.a-.E -
ARTHUR ROONEY,
. Chairman Safety, Committee;
JOHN BROPHY,
Treasurer.
D. X. R1DLER, Secretary. ap 25-lt<
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rs CENTS will buy nice Gauze Undershirt q,
II. B. SPENCE 4 SoN'smerchant tailoring estab.
lIshnlent, 1900 Main street. ses
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sHsNpECTTONER4ES.

nRANGES.-50 boxes prime MESSINA
~ ORANGES just received on consignment, for
{ ehy
ap93 ROBERT +. WILLIAMS Il co.
SICILY LEMON-SUGAR, made from
lemons from the groves Of Sicily: cheap
substitute for lemons In making lemonade, tenn
pcrsnce drinks, fancy bar drinks, &C., &C.
1t is particul irly recommended for TRAVEL
spoil. s always ready for use, Is healthy and was
used during the war In many hospitals by the sur
geons. For sale by
apll ANDREW PlZZINI Il co.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFTcE APRIL 25.-
Miss Molle L. Swift, Ashland, Va; Miss
Rosa Lethery, -; Mrs. Margaret Taylor,
Washington, D. G.; Pollock Il Son, New
York, n. Y; A. Colyin Howkes, Blacks
and TnE WhtGy Mr M tvmdrsb Miss Susie T. Srs5oh
Green Bay, Va; Kitty Cook, -; Mrs. Fl.
S. Campbell, Woodstock, Va; Mrs. Mary
McGruter, Providence, n. j.
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SKIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The efe-LSlsn>
II CANT steamship ISAAC BELL, s&s&sk
Captain BOURNE, will leave her wharf at Rockets
on TUESDAY, April 2Sth, at 2. NJ. Freight re-
ceived until IL NJ. Fare, $l2; steerage, $6. For
freight or passage, apply to - =.
!. 49, WILLIAM G. DUNHAM q CO., IL
esSsa os 1T corner Eleventh and hain street. l. ~.
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THOMAS MOORE has been appointed no
tary for Fairfax county.
: Alse. the following constables in Prince
William county: District No. 2, III ssHisi !
Davis; No. 4, Charles K. Donohoe. .'-.1
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TWO FAST DAILY LINE8 @5{HDAY
e. DE-. ExGEPTEDl 10 THE Month. EA3Ls
RIA AQUA CREEK7THE kff0RTEgT AID
QUICKEST ROUTE,-1he SfR0UaH TRAIHS
over this route are now run fr0n the depot ccrnGr
Of Byrd and Eighsa streets at A. M.iRnd
ID: SUNDAY as ~. Is A.. d. only making eloee and
reliable CONNECTIONS With THE WAGH1NGTON
AND NEW YORK FAST Dimes ana With trains
Tor THE GREAT NORTHWEST. zt gsssfs {
Cars fitted up with SPLENDID KEGLINfH6
CHAIRS, for which no charge fs made. ~ -
The elegant and eornmod loua steaunerss on e3se
PSsmaac Etssrrssp zs Ae xsndIsa each way.
Richmond and Acquia creek leaves tfs DEPOT cor-
ner o. Broad and Eighth streets daily iSunday1
fexceE I'D at p. NJ, and srfSveein Hichmond ss
S4S "A. M. - stsszyss .rIi 2f ~ e stf .sa IA
Through tickets 70 All principal points North and
West, IS tsgL e2s ts"sEi ~ = 80 q k2e ~
North apply at the ofaca corner Broad ana Esghfh
streets, and through tickets to all pofrts NORTH
Eand West apply at the ticket ofrca corner Byrd
aud Efehahstreets. fsl.if SSata ~ 4 Is
mo q. is. tiENTRY. General Tfckes A rent :
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NEWS DEPor.-All the leading MoSTRLIEs
and WEEKLIEs can be had OF ELLYHnS a TAT.
LOB. sext 20 Djs3asch building, 80.
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On oil public or private sales Of Real Estate
made 5ei,osen the lst Of January and the LIST Of
Juiy the purchasers pay the tares for the present
year, init osa all sales bst,oeea the first day o.
July and the last day Of December the setteT
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FOR STYLISH CLOTHING,
roE SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING,
FOR DURABLE CLoIH1SG,
ynH uEsT ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
FOR GOOD LOw-rRlCE CLOTHING,
rng POPULAR CLOTHING, q. .....
roB MEx'sAND BOYS CLOTHING.
EVERY ONE IN .....
WANT or CLOTHING,
CALL OK
BALDWIN THE CLnTNlER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
fan 1877
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEaLTR,l
= RICHMOND, April %, 1S7o. :


NTOTICE.-The citizens are hereby notl-
IN fed that the police force as SANITARY ~.
SPECTORS win, on M0GDAY. May %, resume
their "house-to-house visitation" 70 ascertsm n y
the accumulation Of ashes, garbage. &c. oitne
past season has been removed and the premises
cleaned as the health ordinances OF she cry re-
Qutre. U J. =.
All delinauents will be reported TO the Mayor.
The attention Of citizens is c1tied TO the ordl-
nance reqnirt1g the occupants OF housea and ioss
TO keen constantly "open and free from oostrue.
tion sthe cutters and drains in the strcsts ADDS
eeer From % and after the LIST OF May no garbage OF
ashes will be allowed TO be depositsd In sny OF the
streets or vacant lots within the city limits.
The Board Of Health ssk the co-operatf6nc o. zoe
citizens In their EFFORTS to remove a1lcause6 cal-
cuiated to produce disease. - 80 =, 2
ap a4--at President Board q aean1:
6O BARRELS GREEN APPLES JUSt
CU received For sale BY ,>c,ra = d ,rYpSi,N.
ap s5--st sr lsl12 y e--.-S-
MILL-STONES.-We are prepared pg ssl,pS 70
WI furnish the best quality EaE 49, snS
MILL-STONES for grinding Tneast gs moT ~ TYNG.
ESOPuS for gr,ndiag corn nest ss.s = IA.
CLOTHS, Anker brand, various a1nnIspSp p. M,
SUPERIOR oragPARATOR AND pCo.,uiu pCounE ,nd nm nm.
aiaanins whest antahle for small MUS. ana
parior qualify MLL-PIGk Sour own m Gn ~
fnrs. sysas sySss,.r.aaS - y iron srtt = Wsrss.
earnss Ninth and Canal stseet
! apsaa-d2sW1n
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PICHMOND, AND YORK RIVER

ICHMONDr AND YORK, lRIVER
~ RAILROAD LINE-EOR BALTIMORE,
OF OFsCHEDULE-DAILY( Y(EXOEPT SUNDAYsh,
On and after TUESDAY, 9Th or June, passengsn.
Tor Baltimore and all points North and Worth.
west will take the passenger train from the depot
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad st
Richmond for West Point, where they take the
Or eitl ktEtNNEBEC, ts Captain J: II. FaNEMAN- -5both
Baltimore the following morning in time to con.
meet with the trains for Philadelphia, New York,
sndthe West. Returning, the boats leays pier Nos
Except Sundays) at Z O'Clock p. NJ, passengers
arriving In Richmond at 13:ls p. M. the following
Gay In time TO connect with the expresa train
on the Richmond and Danville railroad for Dams
vile and all points on that road Greensboto,s
Salisbury Charlotte, &C., n, G.; Columbia, 8. C.s
and all points South. ,'rss.a N .ssa 81 -!
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves Richmond daily Except S1ndayS) at
O'clock p. N. leaves West Point daily texcept
Mondays) at 1910 A. N. :
3ee E....@s.4 q Superintendent
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m-. COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April rs, 1870.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS of this company will be
held at their Office, No. 1914 Main street. on TUES
DAY the 10Th Of May. 1870, at 5ao'cIock P. M.
DAVID j. BURR,
ap 25-td Secretary.
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%-EW STYLES
~ NOW OrEN.
col, and examine them before you make pur-
80 wM. IRA SMITH,
1905 Main street.
pA. SAUNDERS, HENRY T. MILLER, u. +.
rIooR. and JILL. SMITH, Statesmen, iavite their
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DISSOlUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SiIr.-The concern of ANDREW j. GRAY
X CO. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
ANDREW j. GRAY.
hpril II, 1870. SQMERNILLE GRAY.
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MEETINGS.

nj ASONIC NOTICE.-The men,. q
1N bers Of HENRfCO UNION LODGE, Xxx
No $50, are summoned to attend n c3lled/V\
meeting for work 1t their Hall on Twenty-fiftt
street THIS lMonday) EVENING at O'Clock.
Candidates will he pnnctual at ] O'Clock.
Members of sister LODGES and transient brethren
In good standing are invited.
By order OF the w. NJ.
WILLIAM WILSON,
APRIL Is, A. d. 1870. A. L. $50. Secretary.
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RICHMOND. VA, April . 1870.
rE,HE FIRM OF HALVES & MERRI-
4 Man. hy mutual consent aid arrangement,
Is icrchy dissolved. 5: II: ia " Is,
Nj. IL. MERRIMAN.