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Magma Charta.


Hon. ROBERT TooMBs, of Georgia, has
recently delivered n lecture upon Magma
Charta. In 1850, whilst the so-called COM
promise measures were under considera-
ton, Hon. A. 81. STEPHENS, of Georgia,
made speech upon them in which he
quoted the celebrated section commencing
"nullus liber homo" in full. So Magma
ChartG Is favorite with Georgia states
men. But Magma Charta failed to accom-
plish the purpose of the barons up to the
time when during the reign of CHARLES
II. the habeGs corpus act was passed. We
in this country inherited the great charter
and the writ of ha6eas corpus. But Con-
gress has recently passed an act in effect
abolishing this great writ, and therefore,
according to the. experience of England,
RENTING us to- the condition in which our
ancestors were before the days Of STEPHEN
LANaToH. And this is what our northern
brethren style 'tthe best Government the
world ever saw" We should like to hear
Gen. TooMBs's lecture. gs% @ s'f,
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'~ PERsECUTED ORGANIZE

NET Prosecuted ORGAN.-The
human stomach has been q shamefully prosecuted
organ. There was a time when for every direllc-
ton OF duty 1t WAS punished With huge doses OF
the most disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain
It rejected them, and literally turned them upon
the hands Of those who administered them. They
were forced upon It again and again, until Its SOL
vent power was thoroughly drenched out OF II.
The world Is wiser now than It YVES IN that dras-
tic era when furious purgatiou and mercurfat
salvation were what Artemus Ward would have
called the "main holt Of The faculty In cases OF
dyspepsia and liver complaint:
The st EsafSE os
TEES, q preparation which has the merit OF COM
bining paiatable favor with such tonic, aperi-
emit, and anti bilious properties as we're never
heretofore united In any medicine.
It has been discovered, at Last. that sick people
are not Ike the tabled Ttans, who found prostra-
rose from the earth twice as vigorous as before.
when an invalid is prostrated by po~erful de-
pleting drugs, he fs apt to stay prestrated; and
The de bitated being aware OF the fact, prefer the
6,iilding.up to The knocking do,rn system OF
HOsTETTER,s BIrTERs meets the requires
mcnts Of the rational medical philosophy which
at present prevails II Is perfectly pure yegeta-
bic remedy, embracing the three important pro-
perties Of preventative, q tonic, and an altcra-
tive. It fortes the body against disease, inyIko-
rates and revitalize5 The torpid stom acn and
entire system when In q morbid condition.. 1850
In sthiS country where the enfeebitng tempera.
tnre renders The human organic alton particularly
susceptible to unwholesome atmospheric infiu-
ences, the Bitters should be taken as protection
againN epidemic disease nv 15.deodiw6wIti &!
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THE NEW BONDS,
wHAr1s TINS 2-The New Orleans BE

WHAT Is This ?-The New Orleans Bee
CDR Lamm. the inventor Of the ammo
MIA car propeller, win fo.day test its mo-
tiye:power, already applied SO successfully,
on the Canal street railroad. s.$ .
= It'll has ,inst been, discovered that man
fiying in Pittsburg, Pa, has kept his little
bow now six years old, a close prisoner in
q little shed behind his shop for nearly two
wears past. He said he shut him up because
he z didn't want him to annoy the people
UP stairs. = .tt. ], =. !. ~ 4, 5
Zhgenmyer, the German who murdered
VIM. Gumb leston and then personated him
80 successfully as to draw money from
banks In his name, aud who was recently
arrested and extradited In Germany, viii
reach Chicago next week for trial. ~
ii George, ssthe Count JONES' is going TO
do Richard Nos Three In Boston, by invita-
ton. We congratulate the Hub. Won't
someb invite, Georgeto Newark? Please
d0;t let's have sensation. Nes1arB
Journal. S
There win be / 400 delegates at the :Bap.
tist anniversary to be held In Chicago during
the present and next week, and $50 COM
5missioners Will attend the Northern Gene
raj Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the same city. s.
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E-
THE PRACTICAL AND THE THEoRETIoAL.--
At the last meeting Of. the Maryland Acad.
envy of Sciences De. FOREMAN presented a
notice of some experiments of a farmer in
Fauquier county, Virginia, who dressed
his wheat lands with powdered feldspar,
which had the effect Of preventing the
attacks of the fiy, whilst adjacent wheat
plants, on which none Of the substance was
used, were much injured. And ut the
same meeting Hon. !CaAs. E. PHELPS read
a very interesting scientific paper upon
IS Heat tho Recoii OF Gravitation," based
upon the fact recently discovered that the
heat Of the sun Is perceptibly increased at
every; approach of planet to its perihelion,
and also upon other recent discoveries in
physic, as tending to:show that heat is cor
related with graYitation as its molecular re.
.~-y-
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The Staunton Spectator can easily satisfy
itself that the law which 1t quotes as ex-
Guiding certain persons from the Legisla-
ture is not now in force. Persons going into
office do not now take any such oath as the
one recited In that law. For twelve months
after DEMONSTRATION" such an oath was
required Of all officers. 4.
The fourteenth amendment excludes mo-
BODY from the Legislature, but It excludes
from office al persons affected by 1t whose
disabilities have not been removed by Con-
gress. - 40 a ~
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The Knights of Pythias opened here a
few weeks ago with seventeen members.
They have nearly doubled their numbers
already, there being tbirty-three members.
Fredericksburg Herald.
LansdowDe," two and half miles be-
low Fredericksburg, belonging to DR.. r..
B. Rennolds, was sold on Saturday last to
Captain John Stewart, Of Scotland, for S13,-
600. bne-half cash. The farm contains $50
acres. 80
Rev. Mr.. Maury, who recently resigned
the rectorship of st. Georges parish, will
90 to: Richmond early in June and assist
the Rev. DR.. Peterkin, at least for the sum-
mer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
Geo. F. Crush is made postmaster at
Lively Mount, Montgomery county, Va,
vice h. j. Akers, resigned jas. G. Robin
son, at W0edyile, Rappahannock county,
Va, vice W. W. Pantlow, resigned.
W. A. strother is one of the Conserva-
tive nominees for the Council in Lynch
burg-a Richmond man. .
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SUR DECIDED "A decision of the suit OF
John A. Washington's heirs VS.. George b.
Mughes. involving property valued at
wv, e0o, has been rendered iii favor of the
plaintiffs, residents Of this county. The
cause has been pending in the courts Of
chicago for several years. Charlestopn
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MILITARY NOTICES. ).
MAY ELECTIONS.

NOTICE.-TO THE CITIZENS OF
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AND
TIE NEW ADDITION In PARTICULARS
Complaint having been made against hogs run.
Mug at large and depredating, you who own such
property viii have to protect yourselves against
such violation of the town ordinance by keeping
them up. If caught or Identified by police upon
tn street or commons they are Liable to confsca-
zion. The ordinance being revised with reference
to dogs and goats, the owners Of such property
will attend to this public nuisance BY an imme-
date application for their medals which VIII give
them the necessary protection from date to LIST
August ls72 thereby calling the medals OF 1871 In
HeSpe's j. <. LIPsCoMB, Chief Police.
.rGn,bsoto, Nov ~ 1871 nv Hat
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=. =
~ BRA ND The Trip Euclid srom
a, srnute, pfsnce, Y nsss Qssesass
1, !. c.rso Fl HErNEssEY BRA tIy. " sssEs
sssas bslosripE to e,nst put Up for nas ~
Msssrs., +. Hennasuey ID 90. CogascY sanaa =
s,.ss this gIsrsadYiare IN d few day anu Dee 70
al, Tho -astsDsson or fhs srads 90 ~ "a
49, s...s - ~ ,srty maid. OSCAR CRANza:
8 NV 1s.at No. exchange Block, 14th street
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IL NDIoTMENTs.-We understand that
among the indictments found by the grand
jury of the United States District Court,
now in session here, are two against Col.
VIM. M. Shoemaker and Maj. j. B. Brock
enbrough for alleged violation of the en-
forcement law at the election last winter
Lafnchb1sr0 V1r0i3f1n
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GEO. WASHINGTON. JESSE C. coNNoR.
P. MALLETT. -. :
WASHINGTON & CO., GENERAL
w. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l7a Gre,n u
witch street, corner Courtlsnds, New York. Con-
sguments Of PRODUCE for sale or shipment,
and UEDERS FOR PURCHASES respectfully
AGENTS for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. ..-,.s. : ia IL
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MEMORIAL DAY.
PROPOSALS.

ITO CONTRACTORS FOR STONE
Il MASONRY Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the Office of the Tredegar Company UNI
and ABUTMEN1S Of . rsilway bridge across
James river from the works Of said company TO-
Belle Isle. ~ =
Such inform alton as win be necessary to bidders
will be in readiness by the 10th Of May. pEE III.
The company reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Applyto K. T. D. MYERS,
Civil Engineer, Richmond, Va.
The time for receiving bids is extended to the
29th of May, on which day they win be opened aud
contract awarded. 7.1 my lf-t25thM
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II NOW ALL WHOM TT MAY CON-
IN. tGERN-That notice Is hereby given that I
sh.lf pay no debts hereafter, contracted :by my
wife. SARAH ANN GOFF. All persons are mott.
fed that any credit given her cannot be made
Oh Arkeable TO me- ESAU GOFE. ]
Dased MANcHssrxR, May rs, 1871. IT. Z
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THE WHEAT.-There is considerable COM
plant by the farmers of Amherst of the
unpromising prospect of the wheat. It is
feared the yield will be much below that
anticipated several weeks since.-Lynch-
buJ-o Np7rc .s-s5.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette.1
A THREATENED TROUBLE WITH MEXICO.

Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette.1
. A THREATENED TROUBLE WITH MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1571.-Informatio
has been received that certain revenue 9th
Gals in New Mexico have seized stock
from Mexican citizen within the lines OF
New Mexico, whereupon the Mexican pro-
cured the assistance Of q large crowd OF
friends, and came back and captured the
stock. drovelthem into Mexico, taking with
him one of the officers who seized the
property $3.50 e. nv
An indignation meeting was held by the
Mexicans, and the revenue officer was to
be violently punished.
Learning this the officer broke from his
guards and ran fer life. Several shots were
fired after him, but none took effect. This
matter has been referred to the State De-
Dartment, being deemed a violation of in
ternational law, and because it does not
come within the jurisdiction of the Reve-
nue. Bureau: .s:3a' %t #>2s.s"
|assfs THE TAX on DIVIDENDS.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-It Is estimated at
the Internal Revenue Bureau that the
amount Of tax on dividends, due under the
decision of the Attorney General, for the
last FIVE months of 1870, will amount to
nearly five millions Of dollars.
f&,.s - y-' THE NEW BONDS.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
Of the Treasury Department turned over
to-day to the register twenty millions of
dollars Of the: bonds of the new loan, which
are ready for subscribers.
1.-THE. Treasury Department is informed
that ut several ports fee of twenty cents
is exacted respectively for the oath Of the
owner and OF the master of vessel, re-
CURED to be taken prior to the issue of ma
rine documents, and that at other ports a
further; fee is charged for the collectors
certificate to said oaths. { 1t is considered
that the collection of. none of the fees men,
toned is warranted by law, and their exac-
ton hereafter is therefore forbidden. '}
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COMMsSslOH MERCHANTS.

..s RICHMOND, VA, May ls, 1871.
A C RID. -. .....s ill.,.
: The undersigned, not being in any way inter-
csted In the tob eco busir ess. offers his services
to parties in and out Of this State for the PUR-
CHASE OF ALL KINDS OF LEAF AND
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO on the usual
terms of commission. His long experience in the
tobacco business warrants him in believing that
he can give satisfaction to those who may entrukt
their orders to him, and he refers to theSe en-
gagged in the tobacco trade of Richmond generally.
nv l7-3tx VIII. 81. GRANT. :
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THE LADIES OF THE THIRD PRES
y BYTERLAN CHURCH win hold FAIR
AND FEAST this week, In the lecture-rcom OF
the church opening on Tuesday the 18th, In tie
affernoon-theob object being 20 purchase IN organ
for the Sabbath school ;e.s re mg. ss-~sts. [!
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LADIES, FAIRS.

IT AIDES FE Asst AND FESTIVAL
Ii AT VIRGINIA, HALL opens TONIGHT
tTuesdayl at n P. IL, With delicious StraWber-
ries, Cream, Cskcs, and Music: ana viii continue
on the AFTERNooN and NIGHT Of WEDNES-
DAY and THURSDAY. .lss3.s!rsf EZ;slsEl-Il
Dinners furnished from lto4P. n. Fesst at "a
P.} NJ. Entertainment frst-class IN every re-
spect,
Kesnlck,s Band will discourse their best music
each night. fss.ta,a Lap. -..f ~ ssi2.s.gt f.sss
Proceeds to be applied to most worthy object.
., NV 18- att se, zA3 81 80
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HARvEsTING.-Iti is thought the season is
from ten to fifteen days ahead of that of
last year, and that harvesting will COM
mence from the 1st to the 9th Of june
Frede77cEsbaLrg Herald.
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Atthe residence of her sister, on srTssI,
Nnnaay. NAV Isth,r Misc MARIA u. MC hhN ~,
NON, IN the l:G yehs OF Ia nsa con COW. i. ta
:. ,y..,o ~ ga Msy 18th ls7lssJ0H n MORO;
riE. son Of 'Msjor A., and Mary Il. Myers aseu
wars y z
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MEETHNGs.

RICHMOND AND PETER BURG RAILROAD Co..
s,f OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, !
- a RICHMOND, VA, May ], 1871. }
4 GENERAL MEETING of the stock
N holders OF the RICHMOND AND PETERS,
BURG kAILiROAD COMPANY Is hereby called
to be held mt the Office of the company, corner Of
Byrd aud 8sh streets; in the city Of Richmond Va,
on the STU DAY, OF JUNE NEXT, at Il O'Clock
N. !, 4 50 ,fs..;as:4
Byoraer of the Board Of Directors. /,
.sts.Stas9.. -, THUS. Fl. WYNNE, 'Pres't.
M. W. WARRINGTON 49,, -
Secretary and Treasurer. my Std
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FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR here
Z by announce myself as candidate for AS
SESSJk FOR FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP. Hen
rico county and respectfully ask for the SURFACES
of my fellow cilizens. Having served rs Com
missioner of the Revenue for many years, and be.
lag known TO all the residents Of the township, It
is unnecessary 10 speak Of my qualifications for
toe Office.
10y II t25th JOHN A. EACHO.
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ft,0 THE VOTERS OF TUCKAHOE
L TOWNSHIP, CuUNJY OF hENkICO.-
GENTLEMEN l have Che honor to announce my.
self as an independent candidate Tor the ofhce OF
SUPERVISOR, and pledge myself If cleo cd. to
devote my time aud talents to the bestinterests or
every one, regardless of party or any previous
issues, -....r W.. II ID
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
INV IL deod3t n Wits JOHN e.. JONES.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LOB SALE. ONE ,THIRTY-HORSE
FPOWER STATIONARY ENGINE, In good,
order Amy one wishing to buy, viii find In to their
advantage to call and see It before purchasing.
Apply at the Pioneer Planning Mill. near Ar
nory bridge. f!1fg 81, HERCUS d SAVAGE.
nv lg-eod6Lk :sfsss4t fr,s. .g 70 y 3.
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REMARTABLE IF TRuE.-Mr. NJ. IL. Nor
risen, of Williamsvile, found on his plan
tation, short time since, terrapin with
"1sIl' inscribed on his shell. IF this in
scription was made ut the time indicated,
it would make the terrapin just sixty years
years old. We can youch for the finding
and the date on this animal, but cannot, of
course, vouch for the fact Of its having been
done in the; year 11.-Stdunton Spectator.
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THOMAS A. BRANDER,
L GENERAL COMMISSIDE MERCHANT,
No. 1924, corner Cary and Virginia streets,
RICa MOND, VA.
Solicits consignments of WHEAT,
.-, .-e,.:t !URN, OATS, = 80 .
and all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
my IL q WAS Rlm ).
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"THE' OLD CAT."-The anecdote that
Gen. Vance told when some one asked him
what he thought of the impeachment Of
Gov. Holden is susceptible of wider APP
piication than that case. 1t will be remem-
bered that Vance said it was the longest
hunt for the sorriest skin that he ever heard
Of. He said it reminded him of an incident
that occurred to him when he was boy,
and he and a number of others had freed
an yopossum, as he thought, in a large
chestnut. They went to work upon that
chestnut, and cut and cut till their arms
had nearly dropped off from fatigue. They
cut all through Che long night, until at last,
in the morning, the monstrous trunk gave
way, the king of the forest tottered and
fell, and forth from the branches darted an
old tom. cot.i.a:- #
That was all Vance and the boys got for
their work. That was all that, in Vance's
opinion, the impeachment Of Holden, If
successful, would amount to-. That is all
that the Herculean tolls and labors of the
American Revolution have resulted in.
Let9 any one read the kuklux bill and
Grants late proclamation, and ask if the
American Revolution wasn't the longest
hunt for the sorriest skin recorded in his
tory.-Lynch6ury Nescs. '.
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WANTED, straw berry -raisers to know
w that / afn agent for the sale OF the MEL
LiSa Basket, and that am manufacturing the
very best tIRON-boUND. CRATES, which am q
selling very low: Apply 10 .AThtNS0N 1S %
GATES. under the Monticello Eouse, E. W.
GATES, corner 18th and Main streets. or at my
SHice - - JAMES GUM, g
mVis.a< r. Corner Dock and 2lss streets. {.
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WTANTED, a DRUG G L = & 4. one
w thoroughly ACQUAINTED With the business In
ali It's branches may apply at the corner OF Nam
and 18th streets, t. IL"
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ICE NOTICES.


II G Ell G Ell III CE!t!5 80
sltp.e4 &,Esr L~~--ssiS ~ IT rs}sGt sFstE
= IhaYs on hand large quantity OF ICE, In store
the corner Of 10th street and Basin hank, which
er pound or forty cents per hundred. from store.
nav l7-2wyTF&, !. A. u !. TInHhEY,e
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WTANTED, A WHITE OR .COLORED |
wv HOUSE-GIRL, VII bout incumbrance. One
that can wash iron; and cook, preferred Must
bring recommendations from last place, Apply at
30s arch street, between Sd and Aba GamoIes
Hill my 17-lw
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VA ANTED, an EXPERIENCED LADY
~ oA'DA ~ 90 wv CALIFORNIA STORE,
1t# . ls-',. 18th and Main Streets
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IoEIs ICE t ICE! IS s. s st. 4.
a G. RABCoCK being tie only dealer bring:
3TE'T - BOSTON ICE II 81. Z, ..-t.g ..sss4
10 this city is now prepared To iurnlsn dn any
family rse. The known. good Qualities OF the
Bnston Ice for puslty, eleanli ne1ss and lasting
Qualities render IL the moet desirable OK any Lee
brought to this mar ket. =,
Customers beginning this season with me win
5frinripal depof south side OF the dock, between
11sh and 18th streets. Branch depot, COS Marshall
street. near the New Market. g s.. - s. -
orders by mail from any part cf the South
promptly flied Is = . - . . s55
3 ap 3e-lm - gSi5 a. y. bAboOoh, Z
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VIRGINIA NEws.

pRonABg,I FATAL. AFfB "a aiifay Wv ,,
CURED on Saturday. sfteFIfpon az Ie 90
.4neeting at Chestnut Groyc, IN hi J, Miar ~
ee,,ntg. between two negro nanny ~ ,af.
~ ana Reid walton, III which the iat,
a., ,,,a str,,ct IN the head with rock anu
~ ~ r ssssss sfrarf,,red. The wound, II -
tss,.,rhs. r,ore than probabiey viii resul'
r.snsS. The negroes present promptly aI.
rnstnn Brown, and took him oe.oie yiIssaSS
n Wortham. who, after nearing sIs es ~,
lance. committed him 10 lali i9f: Latat W
Tho County Court yachbnrg Resos "a. /. i
,.,,.es,r "A sCHURoH.--A tremendous
,ari Mss was caused 5at the African Baptist
EhnrcI on Sunday night by the sudden
giyinc.out of the gas, owing to cue want OF
sstater IL, the metre. The entire congreg ga
fion--4men. women, and children-rushed
neitmell to the doors and windows ana a
SCENE of INDISPENSABLE terror and &C Infusion
prevailed until the building was complete
f. cleared, During this crash several per-
sons were severely injured, one, whose
name we did not hear, eeriously-Lyn'c''a' :.
burg Nens. ss.L Atze - ~. .@..,
{ aCoIonEYBArTIsr STATE CoNvENTroE.--,.
This body adjourned ut late hour on sat
urdag riisht, after an exceptionally harmo-
rniolIs session of four days, The attendance
of spectators was; very large Inc cnurea
was almost all the time crowded, and the
beet of order prevailed. Indeed, consider
inc the large number OF persons present,
we have never seen better order, and the
facility and regularity with which business
was dispatched was truly wonderful. The
next meeting Of the Convention will .be
held in Danyflle on the second "Wednesday
in May, 1S72.-Lynch6tl Republican. -
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WTANTED, a HORSE, pleasant under
wv; the saddle and well broken to harness, One
too light for heavy draught may answer Apply
at 6l5 Franklin street. my "
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WTANTED, a GOOD NURSE to attend
wv one child. Must come well recommended.
Amply at No. 400, north sLh street, between and
1o'a M. .-.tsH... 80 - III
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STRAYED, A. LARGE WHITE9-J
- BULL-T e aRIER, DOG, with one. sGse<M
fslfIof face white and other In eiined to b. rel.
Will pay liberalgreward for his return to me- OF
where he can be found. y, @. O. sALAMlSE, ~
= IL a03 Broad street /,
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UTANTED.-I wish to hire MOL MAN
wv as house servant and to make himsc!f gen
orally useful, and must come well recommsIded. d
r. D. EACHO,
mv1sxt . t Real Estate Agent. :.
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. LOST, sTRAYED. dc.

FSTRAY.-Taken up IN my cat rsas
RED YEARbING. The owner Is re1uesIea 70
come and pay Oh rges and fake her away.
~ p. G. LhRUS
IT. 81; ysss,;l a. ~ ed and CI.y streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

WANTED, A LADY who is enabled to
w teach children In English and In the Ger
man language; also, on piano, and pay aftenta4n
10 lbe household. Address g. L., box o., Rlch-
mond Va my 16-3l*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

vKTANTED.-MRss j. p. BALLARD
WV wishes few BoARDERS for the summer,
at MarStfeld, two and half miles from the city,
on the Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad.
THE accommodation trsfn stops at the gnte daily,
both TO and from the city, making ttconyen1ent
apply to WIZ, p. BALLAkD, ct MarshGeld or
through the post-of1se. z32 . my a-lms..
NTANTED, ALL MY OLD CUSTOM
wv ERS to know that have REOPEEED my
old place OF business, 100 Main street isecond
fioorl, between It'll and stb, where shall be glad
to attend on all, guaranteeing the best work at
NewYork and Baltimore prices, remodelled to
to suit the times. ssf-ss' MRS. =, KING,
Kings Premium Cleaning ablishnent. Z
ap 21-lm