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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17
[By telegraph
what . PaTkersburs Editor Saw in
...f- Wheeling.

One Of the most agreeable places to visit is
the city of Wheeling. The ladies are so
very attractive and fascinating that young
gentlemen who 60 there have such de-
ightful time that they do not wish to leave
it. Two heiresses Of New York, who are
visiting Wheeling, are creating quite a SEN
sensation amongst the young gentlemen:
Mr.. William List, son of MIR. D. &. List,
will leave shortly for Europe on twelve
months tour, after which time he will re-
turn and take upon himself the respon-
sibilities, and annoyances too, of the mar
ried state. 1t is expected that as Wheeling
and the valley of the Ohio was visited by
floods in 1892, 1872, '32, and '52, that the
regular twenty-year flood will pay its
respects to this valley next season. The
First Presbyterian Sunday school num-
oers from 40 to 200 scholars. The lady
organist has class of halt-groWn boys,
whom she has under good control. The SUI
perintendent and secretary were very atten-
tive to us, and are the same to All strangers
who visit their schools. There are,fiVe Pres
byterlan congregations here, and they are
working most faithfully in their Saviour
cause. We attended service at st. Mat
thew's Episcopal Church in the morning,
where some splendid music and singing
was rendered. One of the ladies composing
the choir receives salary Of $500 year.
The Sunday school connected with this
church has an average attendance of two
hundred scholars aud corps OF efficient,
earnest teachers. Mr.. Tingle, the worthy
superintendent, always has something TO
say to strangers visiting his school, which
makes the time pass more pleasantly.
There are two mission schools In charge of
the Episcopalians here. The Rev. Thos.
y. Tongue, who has been acting as city
missionary for some time, was ordained on
the 9th inst, and. has charge of st. Matthew's
Church. He is an earnest worker in his
Masters vineyard. We would have enjoyed
the evening service at st. Matthew's if it had
not been for one of the gentler sex, with her
csc ,rt. who were seated one pew behind
us. They whispered 80 loud and often that
ye and others Of the congregation We're
greatly ANNOYED. The beautiful little Daven-
Mort Girls. who board at Daily's City Hotel,
are greatly admired. A few determined
hogs roam the streets of Wheeling. not
Withstanding the efforts Of the police to
suppress them. Among the daily imports
TO this city are number OF calves, which
are treated in a most cruel manner by the
butchers, by being killed merely TO satisfy
the palates Of the Wheelingites and strang-
ers who are there. Some Of the calves we
saw had all their feet tied, and after awhile
two butchers caught them by Che feel,
tails, and ears, and pitched them INTO
| wagon as two men would throw sacks OF
coffee. A short time ago about eighty
calves were brought to this place in one
day. szE - 80
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Tha Weather Report.

p WASHINGTON, May 16.-TT Prob liabilities; n 9
material change is indicated for. ANednes-
,day. increased cloudiness will probably
preyafl east Of the Mississippi, and rain ls
probable for tonight in Western Pennsyl-
Vania and New York. 80. :,
Il Synopsis for twenty-four hours, ending
at I 80 P. M: The weather remains un-
changed on the Pacific coast. The barome.
ter is stationary on the South Atlantic, Dus
has generally fallen from Louisiana 10 " esq
Virginia and northWard. Clear weather
has prevailed in the interior of the country,
followed this evening by threatening Wea-
Their In the Ohio valley and on the lower
lakes. Local thunder-gtorms have passed
from Iowa to Lake Erie. Thetemperatufe
has increased from the lower lakes to the
Atlantic. 1922 81 i..,. s1 s. s
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night. Ioss, soo, ,s,,saneea. sisI' aoe
The GENERAL rain IN California gives; sim i'm.

nighEs Ioss, 2210, 900 !; tskiasanea Ay9I aan
| The general rain fiji California eivas. y i'm.
merse Efogspruspects in thnt State .saxcaii
EWnsat sexsdi barley. gg{s54 issitf
The forests along the Ronisio ut and ios
The PsnRsylyania miners .s who's ii FINN, III,
ere starving afe about Co hold d nieefii,r
Hitfs believed they Will have to % "a w ss
s. "a premature blast OK lusionf n, fba All
tlana tunnel. near ddletoWn. NJ. 81. tuas
tsrdays Killed two and wounded four opera
Mrs. Julia Tyler Spencer, daughter Of t,,t
late President John rs Ter, died az Wash,
ington yesterday. - Is 60
3 Barnburner Sheridan had an Interview
with General Grant yesterday, at Washing
ton, before resnning, hts headquarters q
Chicago. ~ - d - 5ss: -
IL Is said Secretary Fish is negotiating
treaty with England for the extFadition5 3,
terminals for ali crimes, except petty lar
ceDy.ss =. ,t.;iss as..3l S5. ag5f - ssS nj
Nicholas Fish, of New York, has been
/ nominated for assistant secretary Of lega.
ton, Clerk at Berlin, and Robert Boiling
Tor assessor of the second district of Wiz.
SifIfa.s EsB az t-i.-ssltfaEi$ ~ &t' - q! S
Commissioner. Pleasonton instructs the
assessors and collectors to act inaccordance
/ with Attorney-Ge General AkermaRs opinion
about The fiVe.months income tax of 1870.
The salaries Of the, county and city Off
GERS in New orks have been reduced %
per cent. under the law reducing the ex-
pense of the departments. ~ = - -
/ Governor Jewell, of Connecticut, took
the oath yesterday and read his, inaugural.
The shipments of specie from New York
yesterday aggregated over one. million OF
dollars. - 80, 800 ~ -. i. ,s% 49, =
George Peabody's VIII was admitted to
probate in New Z ork yesterday. pss5 fift
Judge Robert Rose, OF Texas, was fonnd
dead in, bed IN Washington yesterday even
ing. The cause of-his death is supposed to
have been heart disease. He was a native
|of New York, aged sixty-fye years, most
of which he had spent In virginia, Texas,
and California. ~e.ig ~. = "a 81
& At Savannah, Ga, on the 25th instant,
the citizens are to vote on q city subscrip-
ton of $500. 900 to the Atlanta and savan-
nah railroad. ea.ti.# I, z,sel=& -
Gov. Scott, of South Carolina, was in
Charleston yesterday, talking to the lead-
ing bankers, and goes to New York o:day
to carry out the suggestions OF the Tax
Payers Convention for strengthening the
financial position of South Carolina. :4:@1
The court in the case Of the street-car
murderer, Foster, In New York yesterday,
spent all day in getting only two more men
on the jury. 2s-. r :. !, "a :
AMER June Both the pay Of private soldiers
win be cut down % month, and the Uni
tied States be saved $1,000, OOe annually
thereby. 81, !. DC
The Vanderbilt ticket for directors IN the
Harlem IN. y railroad was elected yester-
day. - "a
The expected order, remodelling the mil
itary districts won't come out till fall
+ Gen. Grants kukIux proclamation being
considered the grand entree, there will be
no further acts under the BILL until emer-
ScuClCc u LOG. 49, - ~. : Es.t. sfEr
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TEIEGRAPHIo 81. NRWs
New York stock ard aEoneys 49,,

Mew York Stock apsl Moneyf sExssass,
Eaw York, May 10. sorthafh seEaritiss ; VI,
arm, Especially Tsnaessee, and Soah Caroiinass :,
the balance being strong and stesays ayennsysss
es,. 7a, new ioss VitginiA s's, ssh new ~ Los
isians SIS gsi, new, 20. Leyee es, BpA u.s. 81
Alabama s's, loa; SIS, 70. Georgia 90, ssa "a ss.
North Carolina s's, 40. new, ~. South GaTolias
e's,t So new, 90. F Is J!
4 Gold wac strong al, day, closing at iiif@iii!.
Money easy at aper cent. Stocks showed anup-
ward tendency, and Erie, after being strong all
day closed ct ssi much higher chan for some
time past. Government,s B.eady,si, I'LL 's7's,
ma .s4's, ills; 'ss's. ILL., new, lsi 'c7s, usa;
'ss's, Il5s Io-4o's, 1929. - i 81
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II .mAHIHE HHaTnELElsaMMiUEls.. 70
>SS~s~~>eS~~~~e~~~~~~
r, MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY IL, 1871.
sun rises. Noon rises. 90
Bum sets. ~, :. :. 80. 7.e3 Bt2h eide I'll

- ,poRTsoFRIcHMoND, MAY 70, ASA. u {:
So ARRIVED. .y. !, ~ ..s-saty ;. y
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cnandisc and passengers, l.. b. Tatu1n. & q Y
.FS SAILED,
Steamer twyanoke,' Bourne, New York, ner-
;chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt. :.
steamer George B.Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company. fts-5s'4,1sEs@
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, King Smtn wharf,
merchandise and passengers. George L. Currte.
Schooner ATtie Garwood, Godfrey, Boston, coal,
Curtis SE Parker, 3 =: - AZ VA = -
Sschooner =. r. Sharpe, Sharpe, Philadelphia,
yialower James river, larno Ger, Curtis u Parker. "
2 OsBoREE's. Sailed, schooner B tltimore, Tay-
lor, ew York, coal, Curtis q Parker. - =
MEMORANDUM. atfF.f, u; y
81 WEST POINT, May 1e.-Arr1ved, steamer State
of Nirgtnia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
aldsailed On RETURN ELfr& 5@24a EEss = =
~ [BY TELEGRAPH.1
: FORTRESS MONROE; May 49, Passed in, barks
.AcquIdnec and Monitor, from Rio. Passed out,
.ahip j. Z. Wickwar,, for Rotterdam brig Mary
Given, Halifax. ASS-' -
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nIAMOND-POINTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

- FOR ROCK DRILLING.
+ Adapted TO Mining, Quarrying, Skating, !Tun-
melting, Raiirc ad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &C. a. l.;si5
Fifty to seventy. i've per cent. OF cost and time
Of hand labor saved.
mr. mineral taken out of mines Il ON any depth
not exceeding one thousand u,oeol feet, showing
true value, qualification, DO. ~ =
-! - s~NOsPERCUSSION.7 G.-z
Never needs Sharpening, as the Cutting Po1nts,
composed OF R0UGH DIAMoHDS, ara pract'
FL sFi1RsT PREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
p REWAKE OF yINFRINGEMENTS.
{IlIustrafed circulars sent on application Ad'
dress - SEVERANCE u HOLT, Manucs. :.
nah 21-eodam Office, 10 Wall st, New York ].
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TeIesraphic summary.

Mexican news say Congress has ratified
the treaty prolonging the mixed commits
sion. The trial Of Winero is progressing,
and he win probably be impeached q
The English Government has a.majoritty
the House of Commons. -
Sumo ronghs at Palmyra, Mo-, falling to
break up a picnic any other way, put tar
tar enetic In the spring. Five. OF the pic
Me party will probably die.
Mills. Johnson d Co.'s reetifying estab-
=. !:..s}ls.ans, q. Cincinnati, Was burned last
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The Senate After the Tribune Cores,
pOndents. -" = :.

WAsHINGToN, May LITTLE Senate In
secret session to-day passed resolution
directing that Messrs. White and, Rams
dale, correspondents here of the New. York
Tribune, be arrested and brought to the
in refusing to answer the questions Of the
Investigating Committee, and tell from
whom they obtained, and whether they
paid for copy of, the High Commission
treaty which they procured and caused to
be published last Thursday in that paper.
These gentlemen deny having gotten the
copy from any member or officer Of the
Senate. ~ - 81 -z, !, :.
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Closing Up the Direct Tax Account.
WASHINGTON, May 16.-The accounting
officers of the Treasury have issued orders
to Immediately close UP the accounts OF The
direct tax commissioners employed in the
States lately IN rebellion. There are, now
some $3, OO0, 900 unacconnted for, and seye.
raj hundred persons directly interested, not
including sureties. @ss. '';'t.f RS: : {
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Fatal Marine Disaster.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, May 16.-The schoon:
er Rebecca, from Hayre de Grace with coal
for Richmond, Va, sprung leak and sunk
off Smiths Point on the 18th inst. The
steward and one sailor were drowned. The
balance Of the crew were taken of by
passing brig and brought here..ssi5 s4a :.
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+ @as BLACKBERRY, &c.
.~o~~.>o-S~~~S~~~~~~
M ACHINE SH OP. i,
SLOAT & ApDINGTON,
49,. .rt MkCHlNISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE 1922 AND 1924 CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. 49, -.----,-.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE.
city and conntTy; TOBACCO WORK Of al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAIs-
TEEING-MULS made and repalTea IN JOSS
FORM aud all other kinds OF SCALES hEPAlR.
ED and ADJ USED; A 81 1oE me sale o. o.
VERNoR. SELDENiS PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. Thece gauges are warranted py US ioI
one wear and we sell them at low prices. We keep
an kinds OF BRASS-WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE Tor STEAM-ENGINES such as gauge,
cocks oil and tallow-cups, O1b-CUPS FOX
SHAFTING, SELF-FEEDERS, STEAM-WHIS-
TIES WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALVES,
BOIL ER-FLUE CLEANERS, and = general as.
snrtmentof such articles as are used by ail run.
ming stean-engines and saw-nills.
SLOAT 81 ADOIEGTON, So
i.l5 1902 AID 1a.4 Cary street.
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The Southern Claims &c. Commission nnd

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Court Of
Claims to-day heard the claims of John T..
Armstrong, of Alexandria, Va, for $2,627
David Nj. Muterbaugh, Of Langley, Va,
for S12, 006; Daniel a., Barrett, Of Falls
Church, Va, for 81, 3I aud VIM. Crutch-
field, of Chattanooga, Tenn, for $3A808.
Tomorrow there will be heard the cases of
Henry McWilhams, Lewis Mckenzie, Of
Alexandria, and James Nokes, of n 9kes-
yilln Va - ~ - - ST.
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.;mACHIHERY OILS
no CONSUMERS OF OILS FOB
= ,.2sar, utt:iMACHfNERY.i 70 $50: &.

A saving guaranteed by the use OF tbs ~
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEuMLUBRi
h eating OIL, ~ pr Z
Equal to the best sperm oil at the plioss
GU table for slow or rapid machinery OF every 90.
scriptlon. Free from III fmpurities. Warranted
not 70 heat or gum: Does not soil the nrighssss
machinery Every barrel warranted 70 give Batts.
faction when properly used, or 70 be returned g
This on has been extensively used tn this city
for several years past, giving general sssisIacslSn
Il does no. require any peculiar treatment or par.
tcuiar c4ie, other than TO see that the mech,nerX
is clean ana free from dirt and gum before TINS ON
ia appIied no further caro- fs necessary.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OF solo ~ Us
dtfsrs from all other Intoxicating Csts so1 81
this market. We are the cole agentsk ra for sne
VIRGINIA Natural Petroleum Lubricanng OH
every barrel Of which sold by as oar oEana
thus: VIRGINIA lNATURALs PETRoAEUMa
LUB RlCATIkG OIL, PUkGELls LAiADD g
Co., Agents, Richmond, Va; $500. -
/ Orders addressedto us VIII receive pf0mps W
tendon and be shipped IN good tight pacxages' =
| PURCELL, LADD Co, Drugslsts,
apls-am ktcnNona, We !.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE =
,,s;y. 4 - STOCK or i
DRY GOODS. AT COST FOB Cash.

Intending to closeour present business, we ofYsr
to the city and country trade our enira stock OF
swholesale DRY GOODS At COST FOR CASH,
TIL the 1st OF July next. - ssf 8.F|,
City and country merchants viii md Is greatly
to their, advantage to give us cali, Rs we have
many very desirable and fashionable gocdH on
hand, nearly all Of which were purchased, this
spring. .sFERauSON d co., gG3
my 17-2w .rft-t fssTg7tS l313 Main street.
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aEETROPOLITAN WORKS,

I HG E1HVI OlA1ARS W. Z
eoENER SEVENTH AND CANALsTREETe,
aTkrjoNhEY and PORTABLE EFalFEs
RAE ~ Z? 4sfsE. and PLASTER hiLLs;
Bou1Eas, FCBGIEGS, CASTINGS OF lhot
+ +EMeTHES and SAW MILLS Of various sizef
engines I'D &c, repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged FOR ngT. .r AL otnes iepAA1'
3 Heno for descrtpI yecirculars: r,o
+ deg - WuhIAM e. TkNNEk d 90.
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

The Winding Up of tho Revelation The In.
sursents In Despair They, Take Refuse in
Chemicals 20 5Annihilate the Versailiists-
I: nIontrouEe Reported Evacuated More
Changes In the Rebel Generals Desperation
]. OF the Commune The Peace Treaty in the
Assembly, &C., &c. e...: 80. n F 3.,i.
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sDooLI,;E'1i:''s vs.sr pownrn

IL Est9ss ~ YEAST POWDER - ~ ~ ss1G
has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
BAKING POWDER IN use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. 1t mskess at short notice. delicious bis
cults, rolls, DC. There need be NO waste Of food
prepared with IT, 1t is always Of the best quail
Nv. we would say to those who have never. used
tt that very few trials WIN enable them TO use
&. not only with entire satisfaction. but with
economy. .ss.->-1s.ss ry7
Put up FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented.
ctccars and dealers cell II.
DooLEY 4 BROTHER,
~ sgg Proprietors,
60 New street, New &ork city.
I'D r. deod&eowbm =. : -. =
WT00L!- WOOL!
H,abe,t prices Will be paid for washed and I'M
washed WOOL IL. Ds MccAETHY& SLATER,
.od,at Iaat Main street..
TUsT. RECEIVED AZ
nauATcAsTLE's, GO Broad street
another &c. OF the
apa cELgKRAgED yAPoE sT0VEs'
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GPEAR's IMPROVED s.1 .. !.
- FREDERICKSBURG SOLUTION, -:
with greatly improved directions for using
making IL the most simple, reliable, and cheapest
method known Tor preserving ali kinds OF fruit
ssoes, vegetables, Juices and syrups Of fruit
cider ETC., etc. onebote win preserve los lbs o.
fr1il, etc.. or 80 gallons Of cider. .;..,s.t
PURCELL, LADD 8 co., Druggists,
1--WE - - 20: 1915 Main street,
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CTEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
~ struction, for all purposes, OF Richmond or

y struction, for all purposes, of Richmond or
orthern build.
for railroad. machine, car, and carpenter shops,
planing-milis, sash, blind, door, cabiuetware,
chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma
chimes, handle, spoke, stave, carriage wood, cot
ton and WOODEN factories. cotton gins, farmers
foundries, roling-mils, tobacco factories, tame
ries, saw, Touring corn and & hdna
ers. betting, lace leather saws, files. wren ches,
twist drills, steam gauges, Saw gummers, sue am
and, wafer pipe and fixtures, packing. journal
metal, pick and tool handles, emery wheels ana
machines, turbine water heels &c, &C,
SECUk D-HANsJg hACHIaEh ana STEAM
BOILERS bought, sold. and exchanged;
- PLANS and sTIhATES of machinery Tor
mills aud manufactures. K. A. DAfTON,
- 10Th St, between Main and Cary,
or11 dHwan .'-'.:ItEls Richmond Va
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NoINE.-In answer TO the many IN.
4a Qnirfes abgat She WHEELER AsDWRSCN
and lhe WILSON SEWING MACHfnEN ~
lfaN "a kindness and rcsHect that shey ma not Dis
SANE, nor have they any Connection WEitssyr !:
morris tho Mr. Wilson Of the ~ ilsou nnschfne,
OUT Mx. Wilson, Of The w heller 3 Wilson mae
We cordially and respectfully snyise sls 6essers
and operators or Sew1Dg Machines 20 examine
and opereIe our machines at any and all tSmoS>
and win take great pscasnrefn giving any tnSor.
nation when de5iyed - q 3 -. g ~
~ I $50 ~ B Csi 8 ROADWAY, agent for
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VICTORIES CLAIMED By THE INSURGENTS.

PARIS, May 16.-The Commune an
nounces the repulse Of the Versaillists Of
Chatillon, Moulin Pierre, and Moulin Sag.
net last night. The engagement was vigO.
rous, and extended from the Dauplin gate
to the Maillot gate, the Fersailtists being
repulsed with great loss. It is rumored
the Communists have evacuated Fort Mon.
trouge. They hold 10000 well-armed mer
in reserve ~ 1880 '
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Foreign Markess-[BY TELEGRAPH 5Ess'
bonds, BOZ. a -tsI'sS' - - -
LIVERPOOL. May 1s.--Cotton hardening; up
laads, 7A@7sd.; Orleans, 7l@7ad.; sales, Il, 600
oaies. ss.!s So ; ~ ~ FTAE-
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6lR0YER u BAKER SEWING.Mh.
NJ GHINES.--Just received ca entire ncw stock
Eof these very popular machines, which viii %
sold on IS reaeonAble terms as any drst-ct&ss mo-
chine can be sold In this city. They have benin
nse Tor the last hfkeen years by hundreds Of nna.
nes. in this city and stand unrtsslled. Call ana
{ - 1t5sttt}S 3Hs t'f ea.t q 1T. w. darcy, Agents.
ia q 2ft;it iii5E eo1 Brood St. corner sfh.
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~ 81 L Q R A L u n ,2s
THE SALINE. eANTIsEPTIC,
Harmless as common salt; q safe, odorless, non.
poisonous disinfectant, approved by the LONDON
Lancet, and the highest British medical authority
B. CHI ORALU m 4
prevents decomposition, and arrests it when IL
has commenced. Itabsorbs the noxfous gases re-
sulting from putrefaction. 1t Is Invaluable as a
styric Or astringent an;iseptic without causucisy
or other hurtfnl property Is
for wounds, foul discharges, and the suppression
OF hemorrhage.
For sale In half-pnt, pint, and quart ootties' oy
- MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
MS 81 .iazf= es 3sfaf.s ~ ~ aI9 Main street.
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FIRsT-CLAsS NEvERY RESPECT. -
They win NOT make the so-called cheap Organs at
anycprice The comparative superiority Of their
instruments is now greater than ever before, US
every competent judge who will carefully examine
and compare must perceive.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, with Wo0d-cuts
from photographs OF the different styles ful 1n1or
nation and lowest prices also, Iestlmonlsi Clr'
cnI ar will be sent free TO any address,.
MASVN & 6AMLIN ORGAN Co..,
s~E 5ss Broadway, New York.
= ''o' Il. r.. D. WALFORD,
~ OF, od&,w8nni2 p : @Sa Ola Main street
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

DADE'S CORN-KILLER.-W suffer
fJtorment from Corns and Bunions when you
prepared and sold by BODEKER q DADE, gity
Drug Store, Main street, corner st. Charles Ho-
tel - t--."s my
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SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY . S
TIE LATEST STYLES AT THE VERY
LOWEST PIECES. :.

4 AS W x>SA I kSASG>k's - ),
Pretty DRESS GOODS from CSC. upwards
Fest makes BLACK ALPAGAS, SC. to u ~
BLACK IRON GRENADINE,2 sc. 20 o. per yard;
PEARL, LILAC, and all ether coioxs JAPANEsls
Beautiful BLACK and CoLoRED DRESS
P1Qgss, dAMBRIos,, SWISS and NAINsooKi
IRISH L1sENs and TABLE DAMAsKs at 20 50,
TOWELS and, DoYLIEs attssc., o. o. IS, &C.,
PoNSGEEE and WHITE SILK PABAsoLs-s mn
REAL LLAMA LACE sHAwLss beautiful ana
Best s1 K1b GLOVES at s1.as -. -. -
ENGLISH HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFs
s ssf2fsi Ap PfsiLoWGasE coTToNs ana
GENTS WHIrE SHIRTS and UNDER-vEsTs;
A splendid stock Of CASS1MERES. D0EsK4N5,
BHOADCLOTHS, and desirable goods gene
% orally. WIN. THALHIMER q SONS, 80
No. col Broad. corner 6sh street.
my Is Broad street Dry Goods Emporium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17
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49, ~ me- ~ oushels. Mixed, $50 bushels.

los.H.--W White n buslspls sary soo, s.s.s 49,,
ssp eushei5 very good Of SOC. -
4 corn.-Whtfe, 900 bushels. g 80 = 4 ~