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~-NOFELTIES T Or
-a>.ss MAY AND, JUNE.
NEW. ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE.

e. R.PRICE & co.,
Just from market again, have opened all that Is
good and substantial, as well IS rare and racy, In
goods suited for spring and summer sales,
SPLENDID line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS and
sACQUES,
Splendid line Of PARAsoLs, sUN-sHADEs'
!; UMBRELLAS, &C.. 40
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINs, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGES, LAWNs, Oh
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Co,ored and Black, Striped and CheGked
silks, every shade and hue worn; Foulard Sliks'
FOR MOUKNING-French Tramesi: Bompa-
zines, Mouselines, Challies. Douo!e-taced NO
hair, Silk faced Apacas, Gro Grain hsrnan!si
&C.: Grape Wells and Collars, every slze ana
shade; Grape sets. Linen and Lace Coiisrs anu
Cuffs. Kid Gloves, &c. . ,,. ord roo,
Very striking A lovely lot Of Brussels ana rea
poiut Collars and Sets, from Paris, az aDous nah
their value, to which special attention 1s SaIeu,
Embroideries in Hamburg Edges anu T tnSenS
inrs, very low Patent Laces, Bands 1oT DIesses
and Skirts French Cambria WORE, D. &c ANU
Emb'd Hdk,fs Lace-trimmed HICKS &C.
Cloths. Cassimeres. Drills, Satteens, 1or Msh
ond boys: Gsuze Shirts for ladies and gentie-
men :Iinen-Bosom Shirts &c: ,r,n 9 ~
my5 Il - AA
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Tn the death of Mr.. S. B. SMITH, cashier
of the First National. Bank Of this city, the
public sustains loss. He was one OF the
most capable and sagacious bank officers
we have had in this city, and in his inter-
course with the public as cashier of the
largest bank in the city, be maintained that
mildness of manner and firmness OF pur-
nose which commanded alike friendship,
respect, and confidence. For these virtues,
and for his prudence and forecast, he was q
model bank officer. Socially, he was one
of the most estimable of men. He will be
greatly missed from the paths that knew
him.
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The Grand Army of the Republic.

The Grand Army of the Republic.
This organization was intended to exert
n political influence. The summary and
arbitrary character of military power, and
the want of respect for the law and Consti-
ton where the military spirit is in the as
cendant, naturally excited some anxiety in
the breasts Of calm and rejecting men with
regard to this Grand Army Of the Republic
and the other organizations composed of
Federal soldiers of the late war. -
Under any circumstances such political
societies, composed of soldiers, would be
deplorable, but when those soldiers We're
the soldiers in civil Wharf.-The combatants
of one side in fratricidal strife-the cause
for regret was immensely increased. 10
band together soldiers in such a war on The
victorious side, for party purposes, IS 10 pro-
long the alienation of the sections OF the
country which were opposed to each other
in war. and it was both impoiitic and un'
patriotic to establish such associations.
The soldiers never thought themselves of
suoh a thing as transferring themselves
from q field of blood to one or politics,
,yhara tho war was to be continued in O
hloodless form, but under the impulse and
stimulus of the same feelings and preju-
dices which had maintained, for four long
Years. a fratrieidai war Of unsurpassed de.
structiyeness. -
The politlcians-the men eaten UP with
smbition-were the inventors of this sort
OF party association of soldiers? These po-
liticians considered that men who had been
drilled and disciplined, and who had fought
so well in the battlefield, might be used
with like success in party politics at the
polls. 1t was simple thing to continue
their union and combined action, shoulder
to shoulder, in political campaigns and
it was equally as simple and natural that
they should stand by the leader, obey his
command, and bear him on to victory and
ultimate installation In the highest offices
in the land-eyen the Presidency OF the
Union ITSELF go ~,
In this light these military organizations
were to be considered as unfortunate-un'
fortunate for national harmony. uufortu.
nate for true Republicanism, which wthers
and dies in the atmosphere OF war. 1t can.
: not stand the self-will and the oyerbearina
impulses OF the martial spirit.
Fortunately, the organizations contained
within themselves the aHstdote TO theii
poison. It begins TO have its effect, Gen
LOGAN Ii the grand commander Of ths
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Il 1 B 8 II 81
ss7 BROAD STREET.

Another supply Of those HEAVY LlhEhs 10M
ELS, il yards long, at 2sc.;
ur.AoR REPPED SILK, white edge, 81 80
A. s,actaIty in LLAMA LACE POINTS at Slo;
a f,ll assortment OF LACE PARAsOL COFBHs;
FRENCH ORGAND1Es and LAWNS in ne"
), and desirable styles ..
SOLID oRGANDBs and CAMBRIcs for TRIM
ming; E.;7s r 81. tifsssl's 80 ti..
BATIsTE sUITING, in blue, greene buf' ana
white; .ssEy-,.5 -
Great bargains offered in IRISH LINENS 49,
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIEs,a and DHEss
GOODS; -. :, r,1111 no
Also q fun line OF MARSEILLE S.QUlLIS'
DIM1TY and HOEEY-C0MB QUILTS; -
riice article IN PILL0W-CAsE LINEN ~ 90s'
LINEN LAWNS at asc.
'mva s. HIRsH, es7 Broad street.
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HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
- or Il TINsnRR An

hAMlLTON EASTER q SCNS'-
OF BALTIMORE, AD.,
in order the better TO meet the wants Of their re-
tail customers at distance have established q
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and viii, upon application, promptly send by mail
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, or French,
English, and domestic manufacture. guaranteeing
any house IN the country. -
Buying our goods from the lerge1t and most ceie-
brated manufacturers In the different partG OF Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore, our stock is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets. ~ e.s 80
As we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts weare able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER- CENT.
LESS PROFIT than II we gave credit. ~
In sending for samples specify the Kind Of goods
OF goods from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccompanied by the cash Will DO sent
PRoMPT-PAYING Wholesale BUYERS
are invited to inspect the stock In Jobbing and
Package Department. Address fzsaE .Ga. 2
I: . = HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
lo7, LIE, 2o1, and so3 West Baltimore street,
de a-TuHFly Baltimore, Md.
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THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS, g

hE Or iSEhO az ~ MGnOChSS ~ -
|. a. Of RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE. Xxx
No, 10, are hereby summoned TO attend a/VA
called meeting Of their Lodge at the Lodge-room
Franklin street, WEDHEsDAY,s the 10th instant
punesnanI ~ Soc.ocA e. ~, pta pose Ss
Cornerstone OF the Memorial Monument. to be
erected under the auspices Of the Ladies' Oak
wood Memorial Association
It is thought best that our Sister lodges should
not turn out as Independent bodies, but mite with
as upon that occasion. Mo- ID therefore cordially
and fraternaly invites her sister LODGES Nos 10,
a. 49, 81 S. lso, II, ~, snd to unite with her at
the old Masonic Hall on franklin street, on the
10th instant, at O'Clock, a. n.
Masters, Wardens, Treasurers, Secretaries, and
Deaeons are requested 90 wear their jewell. IL IL
earnestly hoped that all Master Masons In good
standing, whether OF this or o her jurisdictions.
will unite with us. s,. tygssr,s4.. sa-.s gfE
The procession win move promptly at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ under escort OF Richmond Commandery
No. 2, NJ. Il. James A. Scott, commander.
by order OF the w 81. -
my9-e. WIN. j. RIDDICE. Sec,y.
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TlOOLEY's

~ YEAST POWDER nst{
has long been regarded as the best and cheapeat
BAKING POWDER in use. Perfectly pure ana
healthy. Itmskes, at short notice, delicious bis:
cults, rolls, Go, There need be no waste OF food
prepared With Il, as u is always OF the best quail
II. We would say to those who have never used
il that very few trials will enable them to use
economy. -'.e-r'E--t.E- .tf$-.
PUtup FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented
Grocers ana dealers sen IL
DOOLEY u BR0THER,a
propriesors,
ap&-aeod&eowtm
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REsTAURANTS,
" E T E L LIE, "a ~
Nh, 1soa Mr., orpprr -
No, 1904 MAIN STREET

aon--the BEST MEATS Of all kinds-FOWLs,
tame and wild-GhME or all serts--OYSTERS
and FISH. All served to order In the best style.
Rates reduced-dtshes ample. Pastries Of the
best. Orders for suppers and entertainments OF
the most elegant and recherche style flied in the
most satisfactory manner. s7S.,,.17-Ssfr
The BAR, as well as the table, with rates auited
TO the times. The best liquors always on hand,
sna mixed drinks brewed by the most RStllful
lAn0.
REFRESHMENTS served up in elegant style IN
the LADIEs' SALOON, where perfect privacy
and decoyuM xre maintained. tRH
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JEW GOODs-NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER,

CHEAPER THAN EHEhs
JULIUS SYCL 3.
No. eoa MAIN STREET,
H.. Consisting In part OF
JAPANESE SILKS, all shades
Plaid POPLINS and JAPANESE,
SILK EMBROIDERED and STEiP Ell
GRENADINES, ...a .....E
IRON BAREGES, s..@
BLACK SILKS. very cheap;
CHENE POPLINS, new styles
BLACK ALP ACAs and MOURNING
LAWN PiouEs and PERCALES,
4 Complete line of WHITE GOODS,
~ LINEN bHEETINGS, f ..s
TOWELS,
HOSIERY, .a- ".
GLOVES, .-.-' s... a....
LACES, EDGINGS, and FRILLINGS, very
LACE POINTS, great bargain; -,
fnII line Of CASSfMERES and GENT'S
- FURNISHING GOODS.
All of which we are selling at reduced prices.
JULIUS SYCLE, 900 Main street.
between 9th and 10th streets.
Look at our l2Sc. DRESS GOODS;
PERCALES only 2oc. yaro. ap @
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NOTICE.-The marshals of. the several
IN orders and societies wishing to engage In the
procession for the purpose OF laying the corner
instantly. will meet on Huh street Ii anchester, te-
tween Canal aad cd, at3A O'Clock E. NJ, to await
the arrival OF the column rom Richmond.
IL w. Is. WEISIGER. ARrahai.
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ConNER.BTogE CKLEHRAT10N.
m RICHMOND CoMMANDEHy, No. 8,
Kufaf1rS THNPLAR, 8a ny 10, 18TH - Z

RICHMOND COMAAHDEEIsn 10, Il
KNIGHTS TEhPLAR, May 10, 1871. -
EnRDERs No. 14~-sir Knights NJ:
SSBhssernble. I'm full clothing and mount
ed. at the asylum, Mrsonss Hall, To ~. ~.
Day, at ~ O'Clock Z. ID. TO act 20 sseoIt /s8
TO Richmond Randolph Lodge. NO. -, A. ~.
r. and Al. Masons, on the occasion o. IaJng 5ne
Cornerstone of the oak @ .s ssess
~ SfstscfestrY I,odgc no. IL. A. F. tno m. Ms
sons, in laying the cornerstone OF TIE 6. liee
bridge. ,.,,,.,.., ~
- o THOs. ii. DEWITT, Capt. GEN. n,L..
WIN. j. RIpDIcK, Recorder. ,@s2f
T,-osa Of Templar mounted :: Blsck suit DIses
in;ne Int. WITH three small black plumes Eecureo
Of hat Ti sys s1s segss sro
wnite pl9HHic ,.Errtiets With black SILK gloves
Tempar h black sea pa as
or Tanned with sHyer'laos; black double
Ieiued bride and martiDga gale. =.
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$l,00l,607 81

State of Virginia, county of Renrfco:
!, John c. Davis, Cashier Of the Planters ma
tional Bank of Richmond. Va, do solemnlF sSear ga,
that the above statement ID true TO the best o. my
knowledge and belief. coh,or
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
of May, 1871.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

ECONOMY is WEALTH.
We are Offering special inducements in DRY
GOODS, and invite attention to our LIST OF bar
Good Good styles and qualities Of DRESS GOODS as
beautiful tET p Fl Aid PoPL1Ns at 50 and $751;.
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 30, 3d. 90 and
BLACK OK: GRENADINES at 80, IS, 50. and Sc
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINSOOKS, SWISS,
sBS aPsS Up Tr p5ddApER at Is 90 and
IRISH LINENS, very fine, at 37a, so, e23, and &c..
TABLE LINENS at so, 65, 75c., S1, &C.;
DOYLIES at T5c. per dozen; ..er
LARGE WHITE QUILTS at $3.50, SL75, 81, and
PoNG G. IL PARAsols, and all other kinds, extra
LACE s" ssfHPIiwLs from 80 upwards;
Best KID GLOVES at $l.2S, warranted, ana
Genuine t ESSGGLIsH HOSE for ladies and gents at
sac. per pair
Fsst.coiored LAWNS at l2s. 1es. and 2Oc.
Handsome JAPANESE SILKS ct 81, worth SLso
Lot or other goods verycheap; Give as q call.
WIN. THALH1MER & SONS
apo7 No. COL Broad, corner 9Th street.
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BANK ETATEMENTs.

EpORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE NATIONAL BANK OF vIRG1NIks
AT RICHMOND, IN THE STATE OF VIRGIL
MA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS BAT
,nRDAY. kPRfI, 20. 1s7l ....g -...sra
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, At RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, Al
CLOSE OF BUSINESS APRIL 20, 1871: ....
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SHIPPING.

TlOR NEW YORK.-The Old GNS
Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-s>esx =.
CANT side-wheel steamship ISAAG BILL; III ~
BLAKEMAN,- Will sail ON FRIDAY, NAY i;sI,
II O'Clock A. n. Freight reeeiTea aa'it " WV
Through bulls o. fading signed and goocs l lTs.
YarJed with dispatch to all ponss-ns9fla ,'s 80.
east, and west. Close connections ma0S WIZ
nard line for foreign ports.
PASSENGER accommodations unsurpasseu. ,a
Fare, Sl2 steerage, %; rouhd-tfio neAe~'' w
gor freight or passage, Apply 20 .nr. ac,rt
:. Nc. 4 Governor s.Tess.
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EDICHMOND SECTION, Nos CADETS
IA. OF HONOR And zTEMPERANCE.-Y
are hereby summoned to meet at your hall, corner
oc 9th and Broad sts., TBS wednesday, MORN
ING at 'o'cl0ck, 20 participaIeiin the celebra-
ton Of laying the corner. stone at lakewood and
Of the free BRIDE. -.s
invited to unite with rs. A. j. GARY, =
-. Goyeru0r.
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TRESH GOSHEN BUTTER.
II w. &. DANDRIDGE B. co.,
apG aS7 Broad street.
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LACE G0ODS.

~ STRAW GOODS. ,.,,t,r:
Ladies', and Misses Hats and Supdowns. new
styies; Gents, and Boys' Hats; Cent? and Boys
Felt Hats, -E .. E. $3.50 .'i'.'
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State of Viroinia, county Of Henrfcosss.:
1, wv. Lockwood, Cashier OF the National
Bank OF Virginia, do Bolemnly affirm that the
above statement ID true, to the best OF my know
ledge and belief. lSigned,l
J. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before mo this 9Th
day OF May 1871. fSigned)
Correct-Attest: .
Fl {: s sASfHaEhr, Directors.
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iS111' ~ warranted to be tbs finest.
CARPETS, 7sc.; FANCY, CHECK, and PLAIN
MATTINGS, best quality OlLCLOThs. as
mvs DUCKWALL d ROUsS.
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EOR NEW YORK. . Virgins Gsss
s,e,,.nr stas,ns hrn VIZ, P, CLYDE, Capt. iAE-
sss viii isye her wharf at Rockets on Ts 10
Day. NAV 18th. q. P. II. Freight receiver ap"
VIZ annss cosnscaons and through bills laa.ns seh
tn n southern aud eastern ports. .,..,, oo,d
Fare, eIo; stesrage, $s; ronnd-1r!p tls pssst
until used, only SIS. D. y. BY VI ssrsst
d. NV le-1t -v.se. .AeI aS11
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS MOUNTING TO 800
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY 5l
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES. !.
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r ATEsT NOVELTIES In SP RING
~ AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.

r ATTEST NOVELTIES In sP RING
- AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
We have In store and are daily receiving from
our recent New York purchases one of the largest
and best-selected stocks OF 80
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DEFY GOODS
TO be found in any rst-class dry goods establish
ment In the city, consisting in part Of
IRON GREHApINFs, BAREGES,
DIAGONAL P0PLIES. ~ -i;&~
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
ALPACAS, SILK and M0HAIR LUSTRES,
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES, b.
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, and PERCALES,
WHITE GOODS in great variety, ISIS
CAsSIMEREa, Ii K N S, and COTTON
AIDES, for mems and boys wear; =.
sHEETIHGS, sHIRTINGS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLES, ..a ~
TOWELS HOSIERY, GLOVES, ~.
HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS,
EMBROIDERIEs, NOTIONS, &C. -.st-
All of which being purchased since the decline,
and principally FOR CASH, we are selling at prices
which cannot fail to please. "''- 2
j. N. WOODFIE, lll7 Main street,
sl Opposite Dispatch office.
Our sL25 KID GLOVES are unsurpassed in
SHADE and quality. ap2l
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THE CAMPAIGN.

THE CAMPAIGN.
THE DRY GOODS AUCTIONS Z:
THE OLD FoeY CREDIT SYSTEM COL
Buy for cash where can buy ehea o
FIVE ~ iHA PER CENT. We have only one priceItne
lowest price, Our 9to Z; the Old 10y
ask asks. How much can get for tbis?"
DRESS GOODS.
o,d fraeb all real bargains. Japanese
Silk Robes rom 80 to 49, beautiful Pn TsHg soc
am Coi ~ IL EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
SIsskK ggS eunds oRy Ess 3D.
g ans I'll co,ors, s3Ac.; beautiful Barge, only
Tsss Blue Plaid Popln, only 2se.; Plaid Popns:
az siik Poplfn, &c.,, would be cheap az 7sc.
ia and 2oc; White Piques, Is to 4sc'
LACE GOODS. s'
r,.ma Lace Points from $40 TO $4s; Lace Collars
from aoc. TO a.: Lace dkerchiefs, $3.50 Lace
Sets from s3to 81. Real ana nnlsa'ioh h@ces' al
kpd9. Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGLISH OPERA
At the urgent solicitation Of many friends
THE BOHEMIA GIRL
will be repeated
THURSDAY EVENING,

will be repeated
THURSDAY EVENING,
MAY llTI, 1871, by
RICHMOND AMATEUR OPERA TROUPE.
Major VIM. B. Myers ...,,........ Stage Manager.
Major VIM. II. Cssk,e Business Manager.
Professor z. L. Amoold. ...... Musical Director,
TICKETS: resEi
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs .........$l 90
Reserved Sc ats (extra) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25
Family Circle and ParQuette. ................. 75
t!allery. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. so
day, May 10th. at a. NJ, ct the Richmond Musi-
cal Elk change, corner OF 10th and Main streets.
Librettos of the Opera may be procured at the
Richmond Musical Exchange. -.
The celebrated Durham Piano. kindly rendered
by the State agent, professor K. a. AmboldI, will
be usSd at each performance. my 9-2t
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TOR PHILADELP HIA.fasssssst
sALvoR Cart. sHaafIrY WIN rseelss i IrJ,fS 10.
for the above port till THURSDAY "s ''' -
sa rssssh tsts1 FOR Boston, Providence, Ne" VI
leans and NORFOLK at moderate rates.
Riiis Isdipg stgned through ,.s,,, meals and
Fassage 10 Philadelphia, lnSlnaiEs assat,
state-roon, $5. w. +, S.eS hoe, street.
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State Of Virginia. County Of Henrfco' 49,:
I, Samuel A. Glover. Assistant CASHIER o. I'D. .ne
First National Bank Of Richmond, va, 90 SOL
emnly swear tina. the above statement Is Iroe "
the best OF my knowledge and belief. o,-p,
Assistant Cashier.
j. snbscr,bed and sworn to before me this 7th day
~ MAJ ISL. W. T. ALLEN, n. T.
&. o0ffs''--'I /. DAvENPORT, JR.,
JOHN PURCELL,
J. n. BLAIR,
my est .... Drectols'
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DEFY ssOOr,s.

q SIT RECEI v q D
y Ar
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.ToR RENT, the DWELLING noe
F s23) recently occupied by the l.te hey. ~ =
Henry keeling, on the east side OF ,t n9'a y.
Leigh street, and next TO the City spi.rx, ,us
tsining seven rooms kitchen with four ro2m''
gas and ~ater. Apply 70 j. I. 4PpEsSos,r.
myA-6t heA Estate hkSN'
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EOR BOSTON-CURRRIEs. , q ~
II Co,s LISE.-The fsst-sa!ling seaI 81
IARDSCRAHLE e, FALEs, master, snyasea, VIII
the larger portion Of her caIgo, eta,sSt. apply
nave quick 0ispat a' foA CURRIE Coz,
70 corner Of 18Th and Cary sts.
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Correct-Attest -: ...... 70.
L, q. FRAY SER,
s. NJ. ROSENBAUM,S
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THE officers and members of MA
L JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %, K. A@A
OF p, will assemble at Odd-FeHows' ISL LS ia
Hall, corner or Mayo and franklin EsY.hSY
streets, THIS MORNING, May 10Th, at SSsSy
s3o'clock, TO participate in the ceremo- %SS
MES OF the day with our sister LODGES.
The members will provide themselves with ro-
settles, which csn be obtained at Il. Ottenheimer's,
1886 Main street.
The ceremonies OF dedication OF the -Odd-Fel-
lows Hall Tor Pythtan uses will take place THIS
(W Wednesday, EVENING, at Z O'Clock. ~,
Members Of sister lodges and the public gener-
ally are invited to attend. - . :.
Officers aud members Of Jefferson Lodge will
meet at O'Clock p. 81. -
Candidates for initiation will be In waiting at 8
O'Clock. By order OF W. @. = -
'lLx ROBT. LECKY, r, g..
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, several pleasant unfur.G
L nished ROOMS, on second door. Call asp
$40, Broad street. -
TOR RENT OR SALE, that deslra.G7s
II Bile RESIDENCE, No. COS. on The west b
side or eth north Of Leigh street, containing .eu
rooms, three large ones on eaeh story va" ed
closets, bathroom, &C.; verandtn In tions an
three atoried porch on the south side. P9s;ss'VH
st once. Appiyto j. L. ApPERsoS.
INV o-ot Real Estate Agent and Auction ees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10
TOBACCO, CIGARS, dc.

LINE CHEWING AND SMOKING To-
Golden Star Smoking Tobacco Flowers of Viz
giuia smoking Tobacco Virgin Queen Smoking
Tobacco Courier Smoking Tobacco.
VIM. II. DANDR1DGE q co.
anos s27 Broad street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-09-26
The Tammdmy Muffte.

The attempt of Tweed, Hall and Swce-
nv to sacrifice Connolly, to appcasc the
public wrath in New York. and escape
themselves. don't work Connolly turns
upon them. and evidently has the SYM
patty of the community He has clean ed
himself of the suspicion of stealing the
vouchers, and the guilty parties have
been arrested. Il looks rs il they were
tools of the other members of the ring.
The whole sci nI rl>ralS are likely Il"
get their dues. aud GO To prison. Tweed
has got mp large public meeting %! his
constituents and madr speech To them,
complaining. in his injured innocence.
that the trouble i all because The rpuh.
lican+ won't let the democrats hold Office.
In the meantime. the indications are that
the democracy of the rest ot the State,
are trying to wash thcii hands Of the in
iquity of the rascalIy leaders who have
managed their party, by throwing them
overheard, and disclaiming their acts. 1t
is the best thing they can do.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-09-26

According to a writer in the Register
of the slh, Gov. Perham's farming so far
as potato raising is concerned, consists OF
-Four rows OF potatoes, mostly dug
through the centre Gov. Perham has
Just called at our Office and very politely
presented us with three splendid potatoes
of The OIono variety the largest weighs
at least one pound, and the other two,
half pound each. The Governor IN
forms us that he raised OH the four rows
referred to. fifteen bushels of the sans"
variety. Pretty good farming that. We
think the above writer will have I" cave
on that. -Ortord Register.