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NoMINATIoNs.-It is reported that the
black, white, and gray Republicans Of Man
chester have compromised on mixed
ticket for town trustees, composed OF
Thomas Hewlett, B. II. Edwards, and Jo-
seph Carter (colored); and G. Burnett, Z.
II. Foote, J. e. Wells, and G. I. Blanton
(plain) also, that W. T. Martin, G. w. Burr,
and Ballard Edwards, have been nominated
for magistrates. There are just enough
white Republicans in the township to fill the
offices, and no more recruits are needed.
place and the black Republicans at another.
Several parties who were reported as having
gone oyer have weakened and returned to
the Conservative sheepfold. Eal
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the natural functions OF your system. no matter
how trivial or where located or II disease has al
ready entrenched ITSELF the really true and rella-
BILE remedy In either case is MIsHLER's HERB
BfTTERs. This assertion is based upon what we
Know 1t VIII do In relieving, curing, and warding
on disease, For want Of space we cannot detsl
the diversified uses Of this Bitters but its general
effects upon the human system are to purify the
blood and secretions, correct morbid changes in
the blood equalize its circulation, enrich It's con-
stituenfs and regulate its supply; It imparts VI
telity and elasticity to every organ: overcomes
all functional arrangements assists In the pro-
cess OF digestion; creates healthy appetite pre-
vents and cures misasmatic and intermittent
fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaint, nervous head
ache, kidney affections, and reyives the physical
energies by infusing new life and power into the
system.
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CITY OFr1cERs.-We give below the SUBJ
stitute offered yesterday by Mr.. Kelley to
the bill for the government of cities and
towns of 5000 Inhabitants and over:
" Be at enacted, &C., That in every city
and town Of this Commonwealth of more
than 5000 inhabitants, for which no special
charter shall be granted by the present Le-
there shall be elected by the qualified voters
thereof on the fourth Thursday in Nav,
1870, the following officers, who shall con-
tinue in office until their successors are
elected or appointed and qualified:
"1st. A Mayor.
"2d. A Common Council, to consist of five
members from each ward, and in towns
and cities not divided into wards to consist
of ten members. Said councilmen in each
ward to be chosen by the voters Of their
respective wards.
I'D. A high constable in such cities as by
existing laws have such an officer.
"4th. Three justices of the peace for each
ward, and in cities and towns not divided
into wards four justices. Said justices for
each ward to be chosen by the voters of
their respective wards.
"5th. All such officers az by existing
charters or acts Of incorporation OF SAID
cities or towns, or by general laws, are pro-
vided for the assessment, collection, safe
keeping, and disbursement of the city or
town taxes, whether said officers he elected
OF appointed.
s'Gth. The officers enumerated in the 10Th,
10th, 18th, 18th. and 10Th sections of the
sixth article of the Constitution.
"SECTIoN =. All other officers shall be ap-
pointed by the Common Councils of the
respective cities and towns.
"SEcTIoN 3. The said officers shall per-
form all the duties, have all the powers, be
liable to all the penalties, and be required
to give such security rs may be prescribed
by the existing charters, or acts Of incor.
poration, or ordinances of the said several
cities or towns, or by the general laws ol
the Commonwealth. They shallreceive for
their services such compensation as is now
or may hereafter be prescribed by law, Oh
in case Of city or town officers as may be
provided by the Common Council of the
several cities and towns respectively.
"SEcTIoN 4. All acts or parts of acts i'll.
consistent with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
"SEcrIoN 5. This act shall be in force
from its passage
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandtse and passengers, L. 8. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, w. d. Porter.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G. Dunham & Co.
Schooner E. p. douglas. Ellis, PerryYiIlc, Md,
uid Osborne's, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, May lo.-Arriyed, steamer State
ofVirginia, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, anG
sailed on return.
NEW YORK, May o.-In port, schooner w. N.
Gtsncr, Egbert, loading for Richmond.
BALTIMORE, May o. Cleared, brig Selma,
Hapenny. for Richmond.
BOSTON, May Tin port, schooner Lucy D..
Higgins, loading for Richmond.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, May lo-ArrIved, steamships Ari
IONA, Cromwell, and Scotia.
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Oakwooti memoriaI Day.

Again on yesterday did the fair and noble
women OF dear old hichmond renew their
annual manifestations Of love and respect
for the memory Of the fallen heroes of the
| southern cause, and from the manner of
this blessed observance ON the fifth anniver-
sary since the hopes of that cause were
buried we may trust with pride that so
long as human recollections can recall from
the past even the transmitted narratives of
the southern struggle will the fair hands of
virginia women scatter memorial Wreaths
over the graves Of the heroic defenders of
principles, but dearer to memory because
they were lost.
AS though to remind the fair commemo-
rators of the solemn occasion for perform
ing their touching and beautiful offices to
the dead, the day was ushered In amidst
clouds, and it was near noon before old Sol
lent them the genial influence of his bright
! warm rays to their labors. Nothing daunt-
ed by this, however, many of the ladies re-
paired to Oakwood by 10 o'clock, and from
that hour steadily during the day their
numbers Increased. To accommodate the
persons going out Messrs. CARRIER & Co.
ran line of omnibusses from St. Johns
church. the starting point for this city of
the dead during the day.
The scene ut the cemetery was indeed a
beautiful one. The numbers of beautiful
ladies' and the groups of cheerful, happy
children vending their ways gracefully
! among the graves, dropping as they went
along their little floral tributes upon each
one, and the charming additions of nature
| clothed in all the fresh beauty of spring,
were tit inspirations for the perpetuation of
the sacred memories of the dead heroes
who sleep beneath the soil made sacred by
the tread Of so many fair ones in the per-
formancc of one Of the noblest duties of
women.
The number of flowers distributed was
large and of great variety. In fact, it is
contended that the number was larger than
ever before distributed at Oakwood on a
similar occasion. The number of visitors
was also very large, and from 10 O'Clock in
the morning until sunset the grounds were
well filed.
Before leaving the grounds the Board of
Directors of the Association adopted reso-
lutions expressive of thanks to the report
crs of the Dispatch, and to Messrs. CARRIER
& Co. for the tender of omnibusses graGs
for the use of the Board.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MANCHESTER.
A meeting of the Conservative party of
Manchester was held ut the Town Hall
Monday mighty William q. Taylor, Esq, in
the chair. Messrs. Allen, Robinson, Blunt,
and Gentry, were appointed challengers.
There are three places for registration in
Manchester township-as follows: Town
Hail. S L Hanf9ek ;isoag registrar at = I,B b.
cocks Store, Junius Gregory registrar. :.
We trust every Conservative man will
consider himself committeeman, and urge
upon all his friends the imperative neces-
sity of registration. Remember, no man
who fails to register can vote, and thai all
previous registrations are null and void.
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DRY GOODS.

nUCkWALL d ROUSS, No. 1913 MAIN
~ STREET. Straw Goods OF All kinds at less
than Wholesale prices Black Grape Wells at $1
cheap a. Ea Dress Goods OF all kinds at prices TO
suit afi beautiful Dress Goods at las and ltsc:;
Cambria Edge and lnsertinRs; Baregs Shawis
would be cheap at Soc. !; Plaid and Check Silks at
81 worth $3.50; elegant Sash and Marrow Ribbons
at half price Androscoggin Cotton at less than
shilling; best Bleached and Brown Cotton In the
city at l2sc. Clark's Machine Cotton Coas's
Bath Towels Towels from 10 to 76c. Japanese
Switches, Chignons, and Chiguon Pins Pins, &c.;
Needles, Sc. best British Hosiery at less than
wholesale prices. my 10
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HEARING REGISTRATION CASES. Judge
Guigon will hear and determine all regis
tration cases at the City Hall between 10
and II A. NJ. each day during registration.
1t will save time if the registrars will follow
the terms of the act and send in writing the
reasons for granting or refusing the regis
tration, and if the parties bring with them
the witnesses to prove or disprove any con-
trOYerted fact. -
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HISTORY OF THE CAPITOL DIsAsTER.-El-
Tyson g. Taylor, of this city, have just
issued their promised pamphlet containing
a full account Of the late great calamity ut
the Capitol, with full and reliable lists of
the killed and wounded, reports Of meet
ings held after the sad event, interesting
statements of survivors, and other matters
of interest. The book will have q wide cir
culation, and will be read with ayidity by
people in all parts Of the country.
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MALE ORPHAN SoCIETY-ANNUAL AD-
DREss.-The annual meeting Of this Society,
postponed from the time required by the
constitution in consequence of the ca
lamity at the Capitol, will take place on
Tuesday next at DR.. Reads church, corner
OF Fourth and Grace streets. The annual
address will he delyeredby Rev. DR.. Curry.
The well-known cloqucnce and ability OF
uS. The announcement that he will be the
orator is sufficient to insure crowded
house.
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A WORD TO PHYSICIANS. The Board of
Health have been much embarrassed by the
failure of the physicians of the city to COM
ply with the ordinance prescribing particu-
lars to be given in the certificates Of death,
as these certificates are sometimes required
as evidence in court and are always filed
with each weeks report as vouchers.
Blanks for the purpose can always be pro-
cured at the office of the Board. The neg
lect of physicians to comply with the law
is ineXcusable.
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HUsT1NGs COURT, TUEsDAY-Judge Guigon
presiding. - Commonwealth ps. George
Fisher, convicted Of misdemeanor, fined s.
and to pay the costs Of prosecution.
William Christian, convicted OF INSIDE
meanor, fined one cent and sent to Jail for
ten dayS ut labor.
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We notice that E. Il. SPENCE Il Son have just
received a new lot Of neck-ties, among which can
be found large assortment the .Dauntless
Bows" Call at 1900 Main street, and buy your
clothing, shirts, and gentlemen's furnishing
goods
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DwELLING-HoUsE RoBBED.-On Monday
night the residence of Mr.. Robert Hill, on
First street, corner of Cary, was entered
androbbcd of two trunks and other mer-
chandise. The thieves made their escape
with the plunder.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE MAY TO-
Mr.. S. D. Hicks, Fl. Hurts & Bros, Miss
Ann NJ. Anderson, Miss Mary Carlisle,
Richmond, Va. -....-
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NEW NovELs---WoMAN'sB BUSINESS; Raililed
or Michael Brands Wrong; 9ed as Rose is
She A Race for Wife: Rule Of the Monk; Nr2.
Geraid's Niece; and all other late works at Ell
TYSON & TAYLoa's, next to Dispatch Office.
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Bear In mind that MIsuLRR,s HERB DITTERs
Is skilfuly compounded, free from Injurious cora'
ponent parts agreeabis to the taste, and desruc-
tive to disease. II you detect any change from
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoMOLoGICAL SoCIE-
TY.-rhc regular monthly meeting ofthis So
ciety was held ut their rooms last evening.
The propriety Of having a strawberry
feast similar to the one of last year was dis
cusSed, and, on motion, committee of
three was appointed to arrange for Il straw
berry exhibition. The chairman appointed
the following gentlemen Mcssrs. William
H. HaNall, John Morton, and Captain G. IL.
Dimmock.
Theft following premium and diploma lists
were ordered !: s...
For the best quart of any collection Of
berries, S..
For the second best, S3.
For the third best, -.
For the largest and best collection of ber-
rics, $40. ..i'
For the second best, diploma.
The following schedule of qualities was
adopted Tor the committee to report upon /:
Best shipping berry.
Best berry for home market.
Best berry for family Use.
Best favored berry.
Largest berry.
Best berry comprising all or the largest
number of these qualities.
The Committee of Examination and
Award will be hereafter announced.
Mr.. Joseph Rennie read very full and
interesting paper on the subject of yeSeta-
bleS and how to grow them, including cab
bages, tomatoes, and Irish potatoes.
DR.. $. i. Moore read Ill essay on enemies
of vegetation, specifying particularly fire.
blight, slug-wOrm, DC.
The subject of the "Treatment Of Pot
Plants" was chosen for discussion at the
next meeting, and Mr. John Morton appoint
ed eSsayiSt. ......
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APERrEcr INK.-CARTER's Ink is warranted
to flow as freely rs any writing fluid in use: TO
give as perfect copy as any copying Ink, and not
to thicken or mould. RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
1918 Main street, agents.
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BARGAINS FOR APRIL.
CIIEVIOT FRENCH SACK SUIT. so.
MELTON FRENCH SACK SUIT, coat aud vest,
&l9.
MELTON WALKING SUIT, coat and vest, $50.
CuEyIQT WALKING SUIT, $2s.
SCOTCH COATING WALKING SUIT, $50.
DIAGONAL COATING WALKING SUIT, $39.
FRENCH CREPE DRESS SUIT, coat AMI vest,
$32.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS, coat and vest,
S2s.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALOONS, 81 to SIC.
YOUTHS. FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, &l5, $40.
and $l7.
BOYS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS sll, Sl2.
and $l3.
Also, large assortment Of
GENTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS
at very low prices. JOHN 5. DEFLlN,
1907 Main street Opposite the post-onicel,
ap l5--3m Richmond, Va.
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If YOU ARE NOT AN IDIOT, AND HAVE NEI-
TIER BEEN IN THE PENITENTIARY NOR
FOUGHT DUEL SINCE JULY 6, 1869, YOU CAN
AND OUGHT TO REGISTER.
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am q candidate for the Office OF Mayor Of
Richmond, and respectfully solicit the votes OF
nv fellow citizens. III. X. ELLYSoS.
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WHITE TURKISH PLUSH VESTS just received
and for sale by e. B.. SPENCE & Son, merchant
tailors, 1900 Main street.
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N. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this Office
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THE SCENE OF THE LATE CALAMITY photo
graphed by sELDEy 6 Co., sls Main street, who
can furnish views In any quantity.
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and bitnminous coal !;
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. 70
to Mr.. j.. d. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. nearly
opposite this Office.
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8icFrmond 1ispatrh.
WEDNEsDAY............ MAY II, 1870
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIs-
CuLATIoE OF ALL. THE OTHER DAILY
EEwaFAPERs OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

on az public or prfrate sales Of Real Estate
Juty hepnrchasers pay the tGres for the present
year, out on all sales bet,Deezs the first day Of
JuIy ana the last day Of December the seller
pdus them.
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No CONSERVATIVE WHO WOULD VOTE AT
THE ELECTION FOR City OFFICERS SHOULD
FAIL TO REGISTER TODAY.
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF "SToNE-
WALL JACKSON. N."-Yesterday was the ami
versary of the death of Stonewall Jackson,
the great Christie an soldier. The great
popular heart, still overf1owing with sorrow
because of recent calamity, will yet recall
the sad, fearful military pageant which fill
cd the streets on that mournful occasion,
when whole city came forth to pay respect
to the memory of the great soldier. Yes
terday his tomb in the Valley of Virginia,
meath "the shade of the trees" was visited
by hundreds and sarlanded with pure white
flowers and immortelles.
Years may pass away, yet in the recollec-
ton of this people his memory will be fresh
and his deeds Of valor cherished as sacred
as his life was irreproachable.
Yesterday was also the anniversary Of the
wounding of Lieutenant-General j. e. b.
Stuart, at Yellow Tavern, i'll the spring OF
1864. He breathed his last on the 10Th Of
May, and was buried in Hollywood.
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COMMITTEE on VISITATION AND RELIEF
General John Il. MIlford, chairman of the
Committee on Visitation and Relief, re-
quests us to say that 4 meeting Of the COM
Inittee will be held at the Chamber Of Com
mcrce at o'clock this afternoon. AS mat
ters Of much Importance will he brought
before it, he requests that each member
should be punctual III attendance. The
committee consists of the following gentle
men:
General John f. Mulford, chairman.
Marshall Wdrd.-lI. Bodeker and H..
Wallerstein.
Jefferson Vard.-George W. Mayo and
George Watt.
Madison Hdrd.-Wiliam G. Paine and
William b. Tsaacs.
Monroe Ward.-A. /. Elicit and William
#. Clark.
Clay Ward.-George S. Palmer and L.
II. Sarke.
Manchester William G. Taylor and John
II. Hatcher.
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Mayors COURT, TUEsDAY-ndyor Ely
son presiding.-The following cases were
disposed OF by his Honor:
Delaware II. Banks (colored), charged
with unlawfully assaulting and striking Viii
lie Williams on the head with an iron cane,
was discharged.
Sarah Gardner (colored), charged with
unlawfully assaulting and striking with a
brick Priscilla James (colOred). Held to
bail for twelve months to keep the peace.
Kitty Anderson (colored), charged with
unlawtully trespasslng on the premises OF
w. H. Ages and using abusive language to
his family. Continued until 18th.
George Anderson (colored), charged with
unlawfully threatening the life OF w. I'll.
Ages. Continued until 18th.
w. H. Ages, charged with unlawfuily as
saulting and beating Kitty Anderson. Con-
tinucd until 18th.
Cells Ii. Courtney (colored), charged with
attempting to swindle William Doran by
means Of the ball game, and also carrying a
concealed weapon. Continued until 1lth
instant.
Annie johnson (colored), charged with
unlaWfully having in her possession one
skirt the property OF NJ. B. Oakley. Sent
on to be indicted by the grand jury.
Jim Crow (colored), charged with unla"'
fully assaulting, cutting, and woundlng 10.
bert Gordon with the intent to MAIN ana
kill. Continued until 18th instant.
Benjamin Jacobs, charged with assaultlne
and beating John Smith. Dismissed.
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REMEMBER THAT NO MATTER HOW MANY
TIMEs YOU HAVE REGISTERED ALREADY YOU
MUST REGISTER AGAIN, or YOU CANNOT VOTE.
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6,AU1'ESkHsa

~ l. o II III | N G (!
FOR STYLISH CLOTHING,
FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING,
FOR DURABLE CLOTHING,
FOR BEST AssORTMENT OF CLOTHING
FOR GOOD LOW-PRICE CLoTHING,
FOR POPULAR CLOTHING,
FOR MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
EVERY ONE IN
WANT OF CLOTHING,
CALL ON
BALDWIN TIE CLUTHIER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
lap lSl
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GRAND JURY-HUsrINss CoURT.-The fol.
lowing bills on indictments for felony and
misdemeanor were found yesterday :
Henry Thomas alias David Robinson, for
felony, not true bill Mahala johnson, for
felony, not true bill Harriet Hobson, for
felony, not a true bill Jim Johnson and
Tom Briggs, for felony, not true bill !;
Thomas Howard and James johnson, for
felony, not true bill Thomas Lightfoot,
for felony, a true bill; r. L: Bohannon,
for felony, Il true bill; Annie Johnson. for
misdemeanor, trne bill Elam Washing
ton. for misdemeanor, true bill Jessie
Smith, for misdemeanor, q true bill; Ben.
Watson, for misdemeanor, a true bill Ed
mund Allen, for misdemeanor, a true bill !;
J. w. Keys, for misdemeanor, true bill !;
Buck johnson, William Henry jackson,
Henry Jones, James Brooks, Mary DeVe-
reuX, misdemeanors, true bills.
Jury adjourned to meet Friday at 12
o'clock.
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EVERY YOUNG NAN WHO WILL BE or AGE
BEFoRE THB 26TH OF APRIL HAS TIE RIGHT
TO REGISTER,
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Othsr Local Matters on I'd Page.

REGISTER YOURSELF AND SEND YOUR NEIGH
BORIS TO THE REGISTRATION POLLS.
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Stereoscopic. views of The Capitol--scene OF the
late calamity-can be had OF SELDRN & Co., sl8
Main street.