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7T1O ROBERT RANSOM (celored),
i CIlEIsEA JOHNSON IN 4 Alc9Ioredl LEWIS
JOHN GLASCO (colorcd), PETER BROWN
tcoloredk DA MEL WUODSON Icoloredl,
JOSHUA JONES (col0rcdt CHARLES JOHN
SON (cOlored), LEROY THOMPSON lcolored),
WILLIAM WATKINs leoloredl.. bAN1EE
LEWls leoloredI. CHARLES SMITH tcoIored(,
JOHN HILL !colored), HENRY G. GUY ~ tcolSrGaH
JOHN NILSSON tcoioredh nonresident VII
LIAM ROBINSON tcoloreo), W1LL1AA CHRis-
OF MAY, 1870, we shall move the Judge OF the Hus-
tIngs Court Of the city of Richmond, at tho City
Hall, ut 10 O'Clock A. To strike from the regis
registrar that Your right to such has been ctal
lenged byme. DAVID BRANEDN,1 al
Challenger Second Precinct
nv g.-lt - - Jefferson Ward.
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THE GREATEST LUXURY IN THE
L WORLD Is. GOOD TEA.-Thc place 70 buy
1t is at J. II. kNTHONY'S TEA. STORE, 7s3
Main street, three doors above the spotswo0d
second Quality, only $l.75; Imperial and Young
Tyson. $3.50 best Japan, 0olonr, and English
Crackers, Spice Jumblcs. Honey Soap, Soc. per
dozen. Sc, cake. 80 at+t.@ t.tL'L my -
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NOTICE TO sHIPPIRs. .-sssAe a!nIIis
YER AND KANAWHA- CANAL UOMpANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at I'm: ON
| Freight and tolls OIL goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid ar the
option OF the shipper. Every facility possible Will
sumed TO deliver down. freight elsewhere than at
ny Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges sre
paid. - sJ tteD
Boats locked and insured. mn.
dell EDWARD DILLON, AGENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

ENGLISH TOOTH-BRUSHES,m made to
t. our order In London, and warranted to be OF
superior quality. A large supply just received
Tor an Ie by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
ar 9a e25 Broad street.
HOFF'S MALT f Y TR A CT-A full
Ill supply on hand for sale by
- 'Nif'' -.10e j. BLAIR, Druggist
ap2s $40 broao Street
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You VOTE WHERE YOU REGISTERED. ELEC-
TON TOMORROW.
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sHIpPlsG.

EOR PHILADELPHIA.-The. tim
4 steamer r M p / F., Captain
receive freight ior the above, port I'LL ThURS-
DAY the 10th instant at Il O'Clock. Freight
taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage 10
Philatelpbia, Including meals and stateroom, %.
= = w. 2. PORTER, Agent,
nv a5-2t .#..tt No. s2425 Dock stree4.
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NO FIELDING LUCAS (COL0RED):
L Take notice, that on the 25rH DAY OF
MAY, 1870, shall move the Judge OF the Has
tiugs Coutt Of the city of Richmond, at the
City Hail. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to strike from the
registration list your name, upon the certlfcate
of The registrar that your right TO such has been
THOMAS r. MOsRLEY,
.. Challenger Thifd District
Monroe w ard.
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SEE THAT YOUR NAME IS CORRECTLY REGIS
TERED.
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WHO ARE TO COME.
MUSIC.

The excellent band Of Mr.. j. B. SMITH
has been engaged, and will furnish the
music for the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-25

EOR BALTIMORE.-SteamerS aIsU,
E ELLIE KNIGHT will leave her sfzalissktesR
wharf on THURSDAY, May s6tli, 1870 nc O'Clock
A. NJ Freight received up to TO clock T. NJ. Wed
nesday. For freight or passage, apply 70; n.a
TOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, TT
eighteen tons t1ls) capacity-l.s60 barrels. .sSS
Apply to PALMER, HARTS0OK g. W.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.

Judge Guigon on yesterday appointed the
following judges of election for the city of
Richmond:
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DIsSOLUTIONs IL PARTNERSHIPS.

VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THB
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The New COUNTY, Mr.. Lowry report.
ed that the new County bill from the Sen,
ate Committee last Thursday with amend
ments. 1t is now ca led Petrolia and does
not touch Forest County. In this county
it takes South West, Eldred, a part Of
Spring Greek and leaves Deerfeld ont.
The committee was made to pass it, Lowry
rushed it through without ceremony. One
OF the venaugo County Commissioners was
there to be heard and was refused the hear
ing he asked
Against this Injustice, Senator Allen and
one more of the committee, protested aud
voted. but in vain. Putting it through is
part of the boiling programme, and what
care they if men travel four hundred miles
to record the peoples protest 1t has
passed the Senate year after year, but never
with such indecent haste and disregard of
the peoples rights. Verify the first sue
cess in electing the Treasurer. makes them
eager to finish the whole dirty job.-War.
ren NaR
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A GENEROUS HUSBAND ff.
teen or seventeen years ago, in very good
state, saw woman with a pleasant Qua.
ker face, under a simple Quaker bonnet
| rather liked it-and her Quaker husband
sitting by her with his broad brimmed hat
on. They had spent many years together,
you could see by their faces. He was lust
bidding her good bye as the train was start
ing, and | heard her ask him for little
money. did not at all wish to hear what
they said, but I heard that he had bought
her ticket, and saw he had taken her sat.
che! politely on his arm. She hated to ask
him for money good many other woman
have hated to ask for it, too She began
to oy, al wish | had a. little e''-she did not
want to finish, thinking that he would think
OF it and give 1t to her; but he did not.
So out it came all at once: "Maybe I'll
want little money while I'm gone" The
good, honest Quaker turned his face toward
her with surprise, and said :-"what hast
thou done with the quarter I gave thee
last week ?"
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WASHINGTON, Jan 24.

Prince Arthur and suite, accompanied
by Minister Thornton, visited the White
House to day and was introduced to the
President, his wife, Secretary Fish, Gen
erals Dent, Porter. Babcock and Bordeau
and Colonel Douglas. The visit was en-
tirely informal, and nothing was said be-
yond the interchange Of pleasant compli,
ments and we'll wishes The Prince had
an agreeable confab with Mrs. Grant, who
no doubt gave him some motherly advice
and perhaps warned him to steer clear of
the gold corners and Jim Fisks, Later in
the afterLoou the distinguished party visit
ed the Senate chamber and took seats in
the diplomatic gallery, Mr.. Howe was
speaking on tie currency bill at the time
Hon. Chas. Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, look.
ed as though he would like,to address the
Senate on the Alabama claims and astonish
the Prince Charles considers himself the
ueares. approach to royalty than any other
man in the Senate The Marquis of Mich
gan was also restive under the Princely
gaze; this was perhaps owing to the com
parison Of titles.
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pANlfL WEBSTER AND Ills '''hhS'-
Our readers are aware that inc ia'e lion.
Daniel Webster, was not so careful in his
pecuniary matters as some men, and this
fault was at times takon' advantage Of At
one time man sawed pile of wood for
him, and hayiageprescntcd his bill it was
promptly paid by Mr.. Webster. The la
borer took sick during the winter, and a
neighbor advised him to call upon Mr..
Webster for the payment of his bill.
"But he has paid me-" said the man.
"No NATTER" replied the dishonest advi-
ser, "call again with it. lie don't know
and don't mind what he pays. 1t is very
common thing for him to pay much small.
ler bills over twice"
The man got w,ll, and carried in his
account the second time. Mr. Webster
looked at it, looked at the man, remember
ed him; but paid the bill without dcmur.
ring.
The fellow got "Short' some three or
four months aftarwarl. and hotho"o'. hin,
OF the generous and loose manner ct Mr.
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A good old Massachusetts, doctor met
sexton in the street one day. After the
usual salutations the doctor began to cough
"Why, DOCTOR" said the sexton, ''you
have got a cold. How long have YOU had
that 2"
"Look here, Mr.. Sexton said the doc
tor with a show of indignation, "what is
your charge of interment"
"Ohe dollar" was the reply.
"Well continued the doctor" 'just come
into my Office, and l will pay it. don't
want to have you around, 50 anxions about
my health.
The sexton was even with him, however,
tnrnng around to the doctor, he replied:
"Ah, doctor, cannot afford to bury you
yet. Business has never been so good as il
has been since you began to practice"
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THE PorE's SToCKINds.-A young
man recently arrived in Rome and present
ed himself before the Pope. "Six months >
said he, IL had swelling in the leg; the
doctors condemned it to amputation, but
l applied piece of one Of your Old stock
ings to the swelling and it Immediately dis
appeared" His Holiness, who happens
to suffer from swollen leg himself, was
stupefed at this sudden c1re. The Pope's
old stockings have ever since been at
high premium.
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Glh county AdrOtate,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 90. 1870.
j. s. BORD VEIL, Edttor.
THE ElGUEHULR LAW

The following bill was offered in the
United States House of Representatives
by DR.. Cox, of New York, and referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary:
Section |. That on and after the passage
OF this act, eight hours shall constitute Il
days work for all aborers workmen, and
mechanics who may now be employed or
who may hereafter be employed by any
officer or agent OF the United States, or
by any person or persons contracting with
any officer Of any of the United States.
Sec ,. Any officer of the Unitoo States
who shall ovado OF attempt to evade any of
the provisions Of this act shall be deemed
guilty Of misdemeanor. and on sufficient
proof thereof be removed from Office and
place by the President of the United
States, aud any person or persons contract.
ing with any officer of the Government OF
the United States who shall evade any or
attempt to evadc any provisions of this
act, shall be deemed guilty of violation
Of the same, and on conviction thereof in
any United States court, lorfci. such con-
tract, aud in addition thereto shall be fined
rot more than ten thousand dollars nor less
than one thousand dollars.
Sec. 3. The act entitled "An act consti.
tuting eight hours days work for all la
borers, workmcn, and mechanics employed
by or on behalf Of the Government Of the
United" approved June 70, 1868, is here,
by repealed.
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It having been long well settled that
lliecs cannot hold real property in England
49, .n'ho' i'ieed ~ G.l tho, sl.e l.to
Mr. eabody was the owner of certain real
estate in that country. 1t is held that this
and now rcvcrts to the crown, aud pcssesN
sion of it has been taken b. the crown
oficers 1t is quite useless to expend any
Indignation upon these public servants, who
have merely done what their oaths requir-
ed them to do. Even if they had not acted
the title iu the crown would have remained
the same. We reserve our wrath, until we
find that Parliament has not By act afforded
relief to the executors, though We are by no
means sure Of the power of Parliament to
act in the promises; and whether the crown
can ALLEVIATE crown lands we are not learn
ed enough to determine. N. Y. TriLmle,
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ooh, hush for Gods sake keep quiet !
you'll alarm the CITY,"
"Oh, you dreadful man p and the shrieks
waxed more loud aud piercing, and the
angry little hands beat the water around
her into loamiug cascade like miniature
Niagara.
BY this time the whole houso was alarm.
ed and the pOtter of running eet was heard
through all the corridors. The man couldn't
. get out, because ho was not dressed lie
couldn't remain, because it was immcdest
The husband by this time was laundering
at the door, and inquiring in far from calm
accents, what the devil was the matter?
"Help me help me . screamed the
bride. The Mortified husband heard in
reply:
"Wait till l get my clothes en- and II
gow
lie could endure no more, but bursting
open the door, rushed like demon into
the room, crying trantlcally Tor MARY
Mary! My God, what's the mattor?'
But at the same time his eye lighted on
the stranger, turning madly in inefFectral
efforts to resume lis apparel. On him he
seized, and, with his fist raised, demanded
the meaning of this intrusion.
1t was offordcd in trembling tone,
which disclosed his sense, Of the peril.
The lady got into the wrong bath he
was not aware of her presence until he un,
dressed he meant no offense. For mer-
ey sake, let him out ~
The explanation proving satisfactory,
the unfortunate stranger fed, and the bride
was left to the consultations Of her lord
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A good story is told OF Theodore Parker
aud Ralph Waldo Emerson. A confident
Millerite meeting Parker just as he was
leaving Emerson's house, said to him =
"Frend, do you know that the world is com
ing to an end next week ?" Parker replied,
ooh that don't concern me | live in Bcs>
ton" Passing on, he saw Emerson, and
asked the same question. Emerson's ans
wer was-"Well, let it come to an end We
can get along full as well without it."
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The remains of the late Mr.. Peabody
were submitted TO DR.. pavy, a distinguished
English physician, to novel preservative
process, which consisted in first injecting all
the arteries with a solution Of arsenic and
corrosive subiimatc; and after the lapse Of
twenty four hours, with saturated solution
of tannic acid. BY these means the softer
tissues are actually converted into leather.
and Decomposition cfcctuslly arrested.
Into the cavities of the chest and abdomen
there was also introduced paste Of arsenic
camphor, and spirit; and the coffin was
lined with a layer of animal charcoal 1t
is expected the Peabody feet will arrive
during the first week in February YES
teri, i'rnn<yIc9uiaa.
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Auna Rebecca Green, the daughter of
a colored barber in Oil City, was found
dead in the barber shop of negro named
Adams, at that place, on Wednesday even
ing. She is the victim of an attempt to
procure an abortion. Adams and his wife
were arrested
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NEHS TEEN.

boys than girls.
The Massachusetts, whaling feet lost
100000 last year.
The Governor of Rode Island had only a
two column message.
A Clergyman in Ohio has sued his con-
grcgation for $95 back salery.
Seventy five thousand people in London
are said to be actually starving.
A Virginian, whose father recently died.
last week married his stcpmother.
The "uncounterfeiteible new fifty cent
note has already been eounterfei.ed.
Punch, alluding to chigons, SAYS girl
seems now all head, till you talk to her.
The New York Leo9or says the fisher
mems best luck" is "the net proceeds"
Six huulrod bills already press upon the
attension of the House at Washington.
In resent duel in Kansas City, the
weapons were pitohiork aud butcher
Kniie.
v,,,,n,c,, -,
worn in Boston with drowinp room COS
tunes.
Mr.. Thornton will rcprcscnt the Queen
at the Peabody obSeq"ies IN America
Emanuel G. Rcigart, of Lancaster Pa,
woo died recently, aged * Years, first
nominated the hoh''Ihaaaeus stephens 1or
iha,ad hy fba pres;Joit fSr T. W 8 A,torray
for the Western District oF PENNSYLVANIA.
vice Canadian. Oi course be will be con,
Hrmed'
The danger OF lnsurrecilon IN fari'
'9'''S - W over h"' "oOt' ""''N CIV
'o''U'"'.".0' '"''0' "'' ~ '0'> -
'''''' u . 'D"' yuan '''''
The people away down East are having
much more severe weather than thl5 sec
ton. On Friday, at Bangor, Ne, the
thermometer was il degrees below Zero.
Some idea Of the new hotel being built
in Saratoga, may be Inferred by the fact
that, $4,000 worth Of French mirror
plates have been ordered for it.
A decision has been given in the Su,
preme Court, that a business man is not
compelled to show his books, if the Asses,
sor of Income Tax, doubts the correctness
Of his report
The Red River troubles appear 70 bo on
the increase. The rebels have taken pos
session OF the hudSoh Day company
treasury anu au ino'"o ''"'SO''e v Tux
Sioux IS threatened
iowa has elected Nr j. & Howell, editor
of the Gate City, to FIJI Senator Grimes
unezpired term in Congress. Also, Geo
l. Wright, OF DeS Mons, 1oI the iuI tern
oI SIX years SUceer'pS'
"e ,io"a9 .,, u ,'' .'e" ,a'i'.' "a' l''ss''
''U""''' > Wv, "'''''''"o '"S'"'0 ~ loP'' :
~ ''' 0' = " "
,.c 1'," ''''' - ''"o wv" "0' J"'? T r''
m, -. 49,, .o,,,,r na,, 49,. a., -,
- en- o0o noo Tra.,;,.,I
,iL .o;n, g.,
" heh paupef p"DieS out a. nurse alo
Dro'AIy9' "Fins substitutes arc po''o"0'
to be used as vouchers 'of The collection
tbo hoord l;D
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WATER.

None but gsod smart men wanted, who can
keep their business to themselves, net cond,
dehtially with me- and make from - to $40
for every hours service.
Act promptly. Begin now and fortune is
yours. incose with your address - cynls,
and You will get full particulars by return
mail. Address,
+. F, ITALLET,
nov20. Sw Box 3l6 Titusyiile Pa
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George Francis Trains appointments for
the next ten days as follows ;-Newburgb,
Jan. 2lst; Wilmington, 22G New York,
Cat Tammany Hail. Sunday, Z3b Oawego,
oath Penn Yau, 25th; Geneseo, 26th ;
Williamsport, 9th; jamestown, 2Sth ;
Buffalo, grand Feniau demonstration, 20.
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A newHandp Book of Family Medicine. By
DR.. BEARD, of the University of the City of
New York, assisted by medical professors in
the various departments Three years devo-
ied to its preparation Quackery and hum
buggery exposed. Professors in our leading
medical colleges testify that 1t is the best fam
lily doctor book ever written. Outfit and sam
pie free to agents,
4. H. HUBBARD, 400 Chestnut ST. Phira, Pa.
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A number of gentleman are about stock.
ing the Juniata river with bass. Three
hundred bass, brought from the Potomac,
were placed in the Juuiata, above Hunt
ingdon, on Saturday last.
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