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DISPATCH PRNTIso-HoUsE.--lnor order 70 meet
the constantly Increasing ds,nsnds of our trade Hes
have added i wel.salected assortment Of HrW
TYPE, which. together witi, our tlHPsoVEn M
CHINERY and sxiLPGL ARcHAsIcAL TALEHyss
warrant us Ia guaranteeing the VERY BEST cIAsH
OF WORK at moders.,e asures and In the Uost e1.s
peCtfous manner,
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have analyzed the wursKET knoHn under the
brand Of I" B sELEcT,', controlled ~ Mesars. WALr
TER D. BLAIR h CO., Richmond, W., ana ma y
FREE FROM FUsrL. OIL. sgd other impurities, Hnd
recommend It's use for medicinel aud family pur-s
poses j. B. MeGAw, Si D., late Professor ot
Chemistry, Medical College OF Vlrr1nia. az
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WEATHER REPORT.

PRos ABILITIES No DAY-Wdshtngton,
April 3.--For the Southern Atlantic States,
falling followed by rising barometer, warmer
southwest winds, partly cloudy ana cleafing
weather will prevail.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling Ioi-
lowed by rising barometer, westerly Winds,
clearing weather, stationary or higher tenn
perature.
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8JUDGMEST IN AN OLD CASE. Judge Tell.s
ford yesterday entersd q Judgment for stfes;
fendant.i in the case OF Isaac Joseph and vita;
US. Ed. Vickers. II was q stlit for so 7700 on a
warranty fora slave sold to plaintiff q citi-s
zen Of Tennessee. g
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lux JUS returset from tie North with my
SfESG STOCK. eoDsi.ting of ......
AEa0l-MADE CLoTpaNG and
GENTLEMESS FURNISHING GOODS,
CLOTHS, CASsIMEsEs, and VEsTINGs,
,, .A aoT determined 10 eel ss,e same q. REDUCED
,.' "Vi.' isf CASH. herewith call thes sttentlo OF
D1o,e IN general TO my stock, AND ask on ex-
-~A"'s'-efore purchasing elsewhere.
B. BECHER. ax03 Main a.reet,
D.. second door below Foarteeatk street.
sniIHes.9 attention given 10 GUST TOHINORK.
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I A PURE ToNIc.-The wonderful pitaIizfpS pow.
ers OF WIsHARr's PNR-TREE.TAR CORDIAL ts
purely vegetable extract finely distilled from ne Z
lte-snp Of the evergreen Wild farsstI VIII thorough
ly purify the blood, rensope aa symptoms Of ptss.
noaary Diseases and ieere The entire systam sseset
sIs1,,
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q HUsrIsGs CouBr 1he Hastings Gopsb|
was adj djoprned yesterday saor afssr bsaHe
opened, ip respect 10 the nlefnaty oa IeDasy
Sergeant Dudley. The grand jary viii meet:
again this morning. "a, -.
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CEsroa (hand-msdet Work y. order, and guays
anteed 10 at Repairing nextls dosa hy
goscaEs d BaDfMszs
500 and slI BrDad stsafs
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BoscHEN q BROTHER Offer their ninter stoctof
Boots, shoes, Trunks, and ysIises ~ vary lon
prices In order TO MIKE room for spring goods.
f,I5 500 snd 5ti BROAD ErREKr.
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CoMnssIoS MERcHAErs.--W. solicit your ors
ders for printing, or > call ~ any ume you na2
wish 70 see specimens o. ottasn estimates feeling
assured that It will be to yonr asyxnta2e
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DIANoRA, WARD and other CHOICE BRAaUs ofs
roBAccos for sale wheiesale and retail " I.
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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TuR WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool and
rsiny. On Sunday it was clear or fair, and
cold.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: A. NJ, Il !;
GA. NJ. IS; 10 NJ. 46; 3 P. M, 46; s P. H.,
Al; msdnignt, 46.
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DEATH OF A kNIGHT TEMPLkE AT THE BAL
LARD HousE.-George 81. Walworth, prom
inent merchant and knight Templar Of
Newport, Vermont, died at the Ballard
House of consumption about s O'Clock yes
terdsy morning. Deceased left home to 60
to Aiken, S. c., hoping that the milder
climate of that country would improve his
health. When he reached Richmond, four
weeks ago, he was completely exhausted, and
went to the Ballard House, expecting that
after few days rest he would be able to
pursue his journey. He never afterwards
left his room. His wife and sister, who
accompanied him, attended him in his ILL
ness, and the guests and employes Of the
house gave their assistance and showed the
strangers all possible attention. About q
week ago, when it became apparent that
death was inevitable, friend of Mr.. Wal
worth, who was in the South, was tele.
graphed for, and he came to the city.
Yesterday this gentleman expressed for
Mrs. Walworth her thanks for the nu-
merous kindnesses shown her husband by
the people here. It was not known until
yesterday that Mr.. Walworth was Mason
and Templar. All that the members Of the
Order could then do was done, and last night
q large number escorted the body from the
hotel to the train, where, in charge of Mr..
Waworth's friend, it was started for Yer
mont.
Mr. Walworth was thirty-seven years old,
and has three children living.
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DISPATCH PRINTING t:eUs SET Unsurpassed fa-
cilities for the prompt execution or au Kinds o. g
printing Orders a,IeG prosptiY ana at low price,
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sEMMYs's OLD VIRGINIA. ~ WHIsKEY, analyze6 by .
Or. William H. Tayier, for safe at ARcaEE q
BOoKER's. ~
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IT rs CONCEDED BY fif smokers that WIIIT.
LOCKS soDEL CIGARS are The best for Ten ceuta.
for sale evsry Wfiere. ~
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cH1rDnEs's SHOES At enlee's. Tenth and Main
streets. ss. 80. -.
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Go TO anIaos, Ten.h and Main streets for 4
Sa,cheIs.
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All the best stores are keeping BRA1SERD & AHa2-;
sTRoNG's SPOOL SILK
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.Ifysu want good SPOOL SILK ask for BEAINERD1
& ARMsTRoEG's, F
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VERY SUPERIOR FRESH TEAS Just opened, aud
at reduced prices, at ARCHER & BooKER's.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. Dr. Edwards Will leaVe
to-day for Norfolk, to spend few days in
assisting Rev. William E.. Edwards in pro-
tracted religious services at Granby.Street
Methodist church.
Senator John L. EubaDk, of Bath county,
is detained In Richmond attending his
brother, who came here recently from Iowa,
and is i'll. AS soon as he gets sufficiently
well both will 90 to the Warm Springs,
where Colonel Eubank resides.
Mr.. Meade G. Kemper, son and secretary
of the Governor, Is detained from bis duties
by temporary indisposition.
Captain William English is con7alesclng
from protracted Illness.
Judge Alfred Morton, of this city, has
been appointed special agent Of the POST
Office Department. 1t Is said that this ap.
pointment has political significance in
Conkling's favor. The appointment is said
to be worth $4,000 aSear. s
Judge Hughes arrived here yesterday.
Judge Bond will come Friday.
Colonel William s. Gilman is to be asso>
ciated with Captain Chamberlayne oa the
State. 4
The Wing states that /" Mr.. Starke, of the
CITY Committee, will at liz next meeting
submit plan for the nomination OF candi-
dates, which he will offeras substitute for
the primary-elec:ion plan. MIR. Starke's
plan is to select five gentlemen from each
ward who have no political aspirations, and
for them to nominate the different city Of.
fcers."
Rev. A. e. Dickinson preached on foreign
missions in the First Baptist church in
Washington, D. G., on LAST Sunday, and
r.;-ed a handsome sum for the Foreign Mis-
sion Board of the Southern Baptist Conyen-
ton.
Senator W. D. Quesenberry sailed from
New York. in the Blltic for Europe on Sat.
urday last.
The members OF the MeGill Lyceum were
handsomely entertained at their rooms, ln
the Cathedral building, last night BY Mr.
Tony Wendlinger, the occasion being the.
celebration: Of that Young gentteman's
twenty.frst birthday. The .renaion vas 3
pleasant 'affair3 and the host OF the occasion
received the best wishes Of all for happy
and prosperous future. II
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oyER-GAIrERs AT GnIaGss, renIh and Aaila
streets. = 8 .EfgEe
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Go TO esIea's, rentk and Main streets for .
.,pffgcf tt sSss. szl.ss.fs ~
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COMMON CoUNcIL.

STREET EMPRoyEMENTs-THE CITY FL
]. NANCEs-THE FIRST REGIMENT TO BE
PROVIDED WITH AN ARMoRY-SPEEDY
ACTION TO BE OsIToRY FOR
CITY FUNDs-THE sUBJECT NOT DIS
POSED OF, BUT RECoMMITTED TO THE
FINANCE c COMMITTEE-OTHER FINANCE
MATTERs-wOoDE HOUSES, PRINTING,
CLAIMS ETc.-THE CHIMBoRAzO APPRO-
PRlkTION, ETc., ETC.
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saTx supsroa,a yyErcss3
] 9RIcHAesD, q prfi =, 1oy A

~ ~ ssts -; syTy OEEIcfs
50 ~ RrcBAaND, Aprff y, 1oyb. 50 So
AYGpfrE. be ~ xsesss3eDt of tSENHkh-SS
hss been plSced in t1sa gac9
ssnr ire inst,tcttos OF ail & ipcesntst.
8 Thr Nisauee ornm mittes MI % n sessaen 9s -
ouncit ciaa - 40 ssrests oss 3 ~ IS
( ( ~ q theS hoars OF is ana ~ ~
,.s,sssSe cf kearIna Ana c9ns ssssaG 3 s SE9
sssl6 aasps4In@as. -
s;S;lxlTEsHAYE stl
mite ntsft
8 |sss sss w sssss s. g. NJ III os'a u s
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CA.STHING,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Preparatory 10 s future change In this business
Shall OLE! my en,ire stock at GREATLY REDUCED
pR.CEs
FOR CASH ONLY.
Feeling tho importance Of the NIMBLE SIxFENCE
IL lhc Slow SHILLING, will offer the entire stock
a. prices 'hSt cannot fail 10 induce all VINO nave
MONEY 20 spend 10 come where they can get cheir
money "pr.n and The same goods
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
thaa al any similar house in the city or State. On
ana AFTER ArHlL l, S7G. ALL SALES will be Tor
.aSH ONil; therefore. DON'T ASK FOR CREDIT.
oll PRICES ARE all marked in PLAIN FIGURES, 80
.Aas any person IAN fud The selling prices them
isiNrs; aho WI! Nud HEN excessively low aud IL
t Ia Z, EiiNH WITH iHr TINES. mean business,
pay
e. Q. D.
VIII ahd TITO lhei- Interest 10 call aad see nae.
WM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
I109 Main street.
sss noNH FLAG. ap1-3t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE LATE THOMAS u. .DUpLEY-MEHoRIAL
MEETING AT THE CRY HALL-FUsERAL SER.
VICES YESTERDAY EyENISG.-A meeting OF
the city officers and emplo!es and memners
Of the bar was held in the Hastings court
al 12 O'Clock yesterday for the purpose OF
drafting resolutions OF respect TO the late
Deputy Sergeant Thomas y. Dudley. The
meeting was called to order by Mayor A. M.
Kelley, wfo, after stating the object oil lne
meeting, proposed the name Of Judge a. Is.
Guieon ss chairman; which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Beniamin T. August, sergeantat-arms
OF the City Council, was chosen secretary, on
motion Of Mr.. f. c. Cabell.
The chairman appointed the following
committee to draft resolutions: Mayor A.
NJ. Kelley: John F. Regnault, City Collec-
tor: f. c. CabeIl. Commonwealth's Attor-
ney; Samuel C. Greenhow, City Treasurer; ;
Captain George D. Wise, of the bar.
The committee, afier short absence, re-
ported resolutions which, 10 suitable Ian
ruage, expressed the feeling of this com.
munity on the death of Mr.. Dudley.
Mayor Kelley in presenting the resolutions
maid q beautiful tribute to Mr.. Dudley. He
was followed by Acknowledgement X. 4.
Daniel, Colonel John B. Young, Police.Jus-
tice J. J. White; E. c. Cabell, Common
wealth's Attorney; Captain George D. Wise,
and B, T. August, Esq. all OF whom spoke
in high terms of the deceased.
The funeral took place at the Monumental
church yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK. Inc
services were conducted By Rev. George
Woodbridge, D. D., pastor OF the Monu-
mental, assisted by the Rev. Charles Mimi
gercde, D. D., rector of st. Pauls. Every
seat in the venerable edifce was filled, ana
the asles were well crowded by citizens,
Masors, and friends Of the deceased. .
The funeral procession was formed as II
came from the residence of the deceased, and
in the following order:
Pali-bcarers in carriages, consisting OF
Messrs. John 81. Tyler, George D. FISHER,
yestry Monumental church; Judge Guigou,
Mr.. E. B. Cook, Hastings Court; Messrs'
John Euders, S. NJ. Bailey, Ambulance
Corps Colonel T. B. Bigger, Captain W.
Y. Shepherd, Old Blues; Messrs. j. A. Scott,
J. +. Regnault, Knights Templar; j. G.
Page, Jr.. W. B. Isaacs, Richmond Randolph
| Lodge, No. 10; Joseph Carlton, J.P. Dupuy
Grand Lodge Of Virginia.
Hearse containing remains.
| Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. -. a. +
| and A. M.
Richmond Commandery Knights Templar
Nj. w. Grand Lodge of Virginia a. f. anC
| A. II.
Confederate Ambulance Corps.
Officers Of the city government.
Family of the deceased and citizens gene
rally.
The services at the church were concluded
| -, TIA ohoir sin oipo the heautifll hynnn Sc
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I1pDAN RHCKBRiDGE ALUM ;
SPRINGS FOR RENT. -2

commissioners under decree OF s,rs ,ms .S% S;ns
y.,.~,,. II EccAur|cc county ne WI"
10 '' 'crLgRvATgD wArEkiSG'pLACE
.,,.., QUO nor more than five years. This
lo M"t rs i 'n a2N ",airp.t with the modern I'M
PSS sr S%,G res"ri eaa iGfH'sTfs ln vFsnis. nj
slTic AAit.',r ,~,:l yirlu Of lis valuable mime
Iar H,""" ;,| gr.nt popularity as sunm"r resort
T.. v.a, AID m sssS;Fy make ts ,bis b stssT rrrT
r''i.'.., 49, ,,;> inr city hotel praprieiors whose
,,. ,j,.noi requir ,hrir personal SUBDIVISION n
.,j,rsunrn.r months, aud others oesit'hs "
r...ts!,tg pT"i"r'y
s'' Pli =; Ei.hKr \, Charlottesville. Va.
i; A:ANR.VI12DS6i y. v1DN6s Lexington Va
=. Sn-rnd3T ---H------ -----
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Confederate Ambulance Corps. :.
Officers Of the city government.
Family of the deceased and citizens gene
rally.
The services at the church were concluded
by the choir singing the beautiful hymn g
Would not Live Always"
The procession then escorted the remains
to Shockoe Hill Cemetery, where they were
inferred with the Episcopal and Masonic
services.
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Aithulond lispatrl1.

s5y- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRCU-
LATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILYNEWs-H
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Who Were Responsible for the SHfTes-
fngs OF the Prisoners Oh War.
VALUABLE goHTRIBUTIoEssT0 70 1HPAR-
TIAL HISTORY. ~


rs r n ;55
VALUABLE g0HTRIBUrIoEsT 70 1aPAR-s
81 TIAL HISTORY.
q n,
q The March No. of the Southern Historical
Society papers, which will be ready for de-.
livery il two or three days. win he 4 most
important and valuable historical derurne,,t. !.
.It is a full ;yindication Of the Confedersts
Government against the charge OF crueltyjto
prisoners.
/. It shows that the first propositions Ii, ex.
change prisoners were made by the Confad.
eracy: that the Federal Goyerrment aorpsd
on cartel when the Confederates had tire,
excess of prisoners. In the earIy part of Jan.
uarv. 1882. which thay co0IIy renudiafed al
soor, ne the cantf1rrs sat Henry and Donald.
SON paye them fhs;aYeess nf prisoners i ,not]
he1 the no s, ~ s.,,, - a.. 1ooo
aea; osua The sanssda.e,ss .ha .Sos s
nsisnre1s tho Esder.I
asraed - nartsI ahont .sn aaan,,.;a
,ehich tters uraa nn sor. Of AZ, 9,so,.at. ont;i
Vicksbure and GetsysSnre - again , Gave the ,Sa
Federals tf,a 5eycess nf nrisoners ard that
their con, 90 nom, that time .antiI1 the end of
tbe war pas one ,uuhich. r,Ia;nIv meant that
there shnnIa he No archanoe of.. .nrisnnsrs
TT sbows that tha Ia,u ~ fhai iHnnsodarsts
,onoIess and tho orders If tho S.nar,r,ants
nTovidad tbat nr;sonara os suar eha,,ia haus
prec;seI,,,th somesrat;ons i, omo,t..,, md
oual, ''ns mere iss,,ed tn Gonfsrier0fes al.
d;ers IN tthe .feld. and that nr;son shnsr,tsis
should be nlaced on the san,a faotinras other
hospitals. and that these orders were rieitily;
carried ont. II gives q fun ernose Of the
causes of the fearful mortality at Anderson.
Vile. and shows that thew wcre bevond tho
control of the Confeflerate authorities.
II brings ont the fact that after the cartel
was sDspended and all efforts ON the mart of
our commissioner of exchange (Judee Oufi)
to resume it or establish q new one had
failed. he made at different times these dis.
tinct propositions: j. That both parties
should be allowed 70 send surgeons, with,
supplies, to care for their prisoners. 9. That
the Federal authorities might send their sur
geons, me eiicines, and supplies without
granting the same privilege to the Coufede-
rates.. 8. That the Confederate Govern.
ment should be allowed to purchase,
| in the North (paying gold, cotton,
or tobacco) needed medicines which they
pledged themselves to use oaIy for Federal
prisoners: and that each and all of these pre-
positions were rejected. II brings out that
Judge Ould finally informed them iu August.
1854, of the fearful mortality among their
prisoners, and proposed that il they would
send transportation to Savannah be would
return them, aoithout any equiualent, 5000
Of their sick, and that tnis humane PROPOSE
| tion was not accepted antas me last OF No0ena'
berthe greatest mortality at AndersonVille
occurring during this period.
These and other points are proven by In.
.k~or h nfoI Hon nj
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at The First English Lutheraa church the
pastor, Rev. w. c.. schaeffsr, preached IN the
morning from the text, Epbe,ians ty., 81
in the evening from HebreW rs IL, g.! The pas
tor will hold regular services in this church
every evening this week at 8 O'Clock. assisted
,by Rev. L. A. Fox, Of Waynesboro', Va.
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sstreet, between Mainland Franklin streets :.
La. g. Arpett & Brother, dwelling on Byrd

Mr. PuIliam, from the Committee on
Claims and Salaries, presented joint resoiu,
ton for the pay ment Of claims, &C.. amount.
ing to SST3.T5, which was agreed to.
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A meeting Of the Common Council was
held yesterday afternoon In the. Council
chamber. Present at roll-call Messrs. An
derson {President), Babcock, Bargamir,
Christian, Curtis, Davis of Madison Ward,
Davis of Marshall Ward, Foster, Higgins,
jenkins, johnson. Klein, Lauer, Manson,
Meizger, Oliver, Powers, Pulliam. Straus,
Tower, c. Z. Whitlock, and R. q. Whit
lock - sets
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TUESDAY. APRIL 4, 1873.
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In the morning DR.. Hoge preached SER
mon on the doctrine OF the Holy Trinity
from the words found In Matthew xvii,
i9: IS In the name of the Father, the Son,
and of the Holy Ghost" In the afternoon
laccordipg to bis custom several times during
the year, his sermon was TO the children and
youth Of bis congregation, from Matthew
xiii, 81, 80. The church was crowded. Ihe
children listened with interested attention,
and their singing was unusually spirited.
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NOR RENT. A VERY DESlRABLE ST.
+ gE.NRu HOUSE. So. 324 north Broad a:I
s,-..; containing atou, seven rooms; kitchen with
~, rn0,as. Possession on the Isl of April. Price,
$50 I.r month. r. ~. hASho,
,,; . mr-f No. 9 Fourteenth street.
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Mr.. T. Wiley Davis announced that MIR.
Carter was still detained from his seat by
sickness. 81 rFs,,
Adjourned.
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TuR RE y /,
GXCHANGE HOTEL,
8. FRIEDRICH KSB L 4 q.

NOR RENT, THREE FIR A NJ Z DMa
r BpI-~r> oa pruad strcct-two at Sl2. 30 ILL
,,rf, ,i,. a. y D pr month =. d. EACHO,
-, 60 AZ raS-t No. 9 Fourteenth street.
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NOR RENT. SMALL FRAMED O.
L HDi;SF on Twenly-seventh street near MI
- .'ts., Possession a, once. six dollars per
- ,t +. II. EACHO,
,r Gs..nd7t No 9 Fourte enth street.
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I,OR RENT. THAT DESlRABLE@a
L NEW BRICK HOUSE No. SOY west 80
~, ..r.., containing six rooms kitchen with
iwo rooms: gas and water. Possession at once.
PIE. 40 nar month. Z. ID. EACHO,
~ 1E.n1d7t No. 9 Fourteenth street
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AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.

AUGUSTA POST OFFICE.
OFFICE HOURS.
For delivery of letters, from 700 A. NJ. 70 $50
On Sundays from 9l5 A. NJ. to l0.l5 A. NJ.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Boston, Portland, and West, 1926 A. NJ. 425 and
$40 p. NJ.
Lewiston and Auburn, 4.25, 6 and $40 P. NJ.
Bstn and Rockland, 4.25 Snd $40 T. NJ.
Rockard stage, via Washington, Z. NJ
Walcoboro stage, via Jefferson ?. NJ.
Belgrade, West Waterville, Norridgewock and
NJ .dison, l.30 p. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, P. NJ.
Pennington stage via Readteld, l.30 Z. NJ
Belfast, 1895 A. NJ and Has p. NJ
Belfast stage, 1885 A. M.
Skowhegan, 1895 A. NJ.
Grand Trunk Il. Il. and Canada, 4.25 AMI s.
Soldiers Home 10 So A. NJ. and $40 NJ.
MAILS CLOSE.
Portland. Boston and West, 6 and 1920 A. NJ, 10
l. .wiston and Auburn, 6, 500, 1920 A. NJ.
B .th and Rockland, 6, and 1920 A. Nj.
r .ckland stage, via Washington, 90 A. NJ
w ,ldoboro' stage, via Jefferson, 90 A. Nj.
Be grade. West Waterville, Norridgewock, and
Madison, lao p. NJ.
Winthrop and Monmouth, 500 A. M.
Farmins ston stage via Readheld, loU i. NJ.
Belfast, Ais p. NJ and 1000 =. NJ.
Belfast stage, 4l5 p. NJ
Skowhegan, 4.l5 p. Nj.
Grand Trunk r. II. and Canada, 6, 1920 A. NJ.
Soldiers Home, A. NJ and AIS p. NJ.
DOMESTIC POSTAGE.
Drop Letters, per l-2 OF. l cent
Mail Letters per l-2 o., cents.
Rocks transient newspapers, circulars, and
other transient printed matter, merchandise, and
samples, in packages not exceeding lbs. in
weight, per ounce, cent.
All matter not prepaid at letter rates must be so
vrapped that it can be examined, and must con-
tain no writing whatever, except the address.
LIQUIDS, glass and explosive chemicals are ex'
cluded from the mails.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Especial attention is called to the Money Oruer
system as safe and cheap method of transmitting
small sums of money through the mails. Orders
are issued tor amounts not exceeding 500. Larger
amounts can be sent to the same person at the
sane time by additional orders.
RATES.
Orders not exceeding Sl5, lOcents
~ over Owe SIS and not exceeding $50, Is d"
(" ssS" &C. " " ssS,, ssS, IS Is"
Money orders are also drawn by this office on
Great Britain Germany, and Switzerland.
REGISTERED LETTERS.
Letters, and other valuable packages, may De
registered to any postoffice in the United states,
on the payment of letter postage and Zee OF ten
cents, HORACE H. HAMLEN, +. M.
May, 1876.
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