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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-29

HoLL YwooD. DkY.-We need scarcely
remind our good people of the recurrence
of the Hollywood memorial day. We
earnestly hope that in this, as in other
southern cities on such occasions, the stores
generally will be closed, at least for parl
Of the day, In order that all may have an
opportunity to pay o visit to the City Of the
Dead. Jl8zs73 eef--.t ss;.,zs-s5az5 = s@z
= Ats o'clock this morning carriages will be
in waiting at Grace church, cornerof Main
and Foushee streets, to convey flowers tc
the cemetery sAacommittee of ladies and
gentlemen;s the latter wearing badges, will
bee hand to- receive any floral consign-
ments, ande to forward them promptly
Persons owning light wagons or other We
,hicles will aid the good cause by loaning
them to the committee for an hour or two's
service. v-ey .ssgs -e i s&@5 -
3 The ladies of the Oakwood and other AS
Esociations are reminded that they are cor
daily invited to join in the exercises o.
the day. sE@<s5ds.-s AZ ,! -,s2323 @4aTa
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DRY GOODs.

"a MERICA N TRADE PALACES
IN BROAD STREET.-Haying just returned
corld Stock Of SPRING and. SUMMER GOODS
am now prepared to offer to the public better
and more complete stock of goods than ever had
at greatly reduced prices, having great facilities
in buying. My stock shall be kept up by constant
weekly arrivals. offer at the following 9S low
Color Alsaca aOc.; beautiful Prints, fast colors,
iOc. and upward Ladies' White Cotton Hose, l2lc.
and upwards !; gChildren's and Misses, Hose l0c.
and npwaads Jaconet Muslin. CSC. and upwards
Plain and Dotted Swiss Muslin, LADIES', Gent, g,
and Misses Gloves. Also aslarge and beautiful
assortment OF Fans and Parasols. which we offer
very cheap: Ladies', Hoop skirts b0c. and upward
A large and well-selected stock of Cents Summer
Cassimeres. Great bargains in Carpets Blankets,
gBIeached mud Unbleached Domestics. Particular
attention athe ladies Is called to my large ant
beautiful assortment of Straw Goods, Ladies
Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, etc. ~ r,,,,,,,,.
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UNION yMEMoRIAI.rEDA by advertise
ment, in another column, the Grand Army
Of the Republic invite the citizens of Rich
mond to visit with them on Saturday the
graves. of the Federal dead in the National
Cemetery on the williamsburg road. The
30th is the day appointed for this tribute
by General Logan, commander-in-chief.
If any flowers are left in the city after sun
set this evening, our people are requested
TO send them to the National Cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-29

THE New CHURCH IN Ro6cKETTs. - A meet
ing was held; at the Leigh-street Baptist
church on Wednesday evening to take into
consideration the proposal to- build o new
church for the use Of that denomination in
Rockets. Mr.. Miles Turpin presided, and
several prominent gentlemen Of other de-
nominations were present, and seemed to
takesan interest; in the enterprise. Adj
dresses were made by Rev. Mr. Dickinson,
Lemuel Powers, Hiram W. Tyler, and
others. :. ,L..;s...,s
The result was that Il was unanimously
resolved to go ahead and build the church
at once OF cost of, not less than 90 500.
Mr.. Hiram Tyler generously offered to do
nate any one Of his lots in Rockets for the
site. That on the corner of Nicholson street
and the New Road has been selected, and
the building will therefore be erected
there. The ladies of the heigh-street
church, always ready to engage in o good
work, have determined to hold q fair next
week to assist in raising funds for the pur-
pose. - .'1@ s2ss
The prospects of the new church ore most
encouraging. All of the most public
spirited citizens of the East End ARE in
favor of the enterprise, and the manage.
ment is in good hands. There is already 8
fourishing Baptist Sunday school and Q
number of commandments in Rockets
Stated weekly preaching has been Ions
| desired. ......,,,,., i.
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REPLACING OF BUoYs IN JAMES RIVER
The commercial public will be gratifled to
learn that number Of buoys marking the
channel Of James river have been put In
place by the Federal authorities. We may
say that to the Dispatch is in some degree
due the credit for this measure. u has
perseveringly urged the subject upon the
attention Of the Government, and not with
out effect. B. !; Il s..lsl3
Below City Poin. the following can buoys
have been placed in the river: AT Goose-
hill Flats, Dancing Point, Harrison's Bar,
and Jordan's Point. And above City Point
the following OF the mouth the Appomat,
tox, can buoy; on the starboardt -ha IAN no
coming up in Trent,s Reach two spar ,buoys; /;
on Warwick 3 Bar, . spar buoy on starboard-
hand coming up ]; and one can buoy TO marx
out Goodies Rock, about three miles below
the city. - &c. 2ss
These buoys are in addition to those pre-,
yiously put down between this city ana
Ment's Reach by the ,harbormaster, Cap
tain Allen, and already noticed by the
Dispatch.
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The Religious Herald is an excellent medium
for advertising. 1t is read In every neighb0rLood
In Virginia and In every portion OF the southern
country "A few more advertisements will bs.re-
ceiyed. Address JErER & DIcKISsog. editors and
proprietors, box lO4, Richmond, Va. x,,, ss-,.s.
?. Office OILS Main street, over Starke 4 Ryland's
hootstore et 81 80 s9sl7T - my ga-4t3
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COOK & &sLAUGHT0N viii sell at 10 o. clock, at
their store, alarge assortment of furniture.
WELLINGTON, ,GODDIN win sell at O'Clock
farm called Friends y in Chesterfield coun-
z ty. on James river, seven miles above Rich
mond. Also, at r, NJ, a store and dwelling,
vacant lots attached, on the Manchester
and Falling Greek turnpike, half mile west of
= Manchester. = tsez''2iA-i a'Sls''1'
swELLINGToN GoDDfN win sell on the premi-
u ses a farm IN Chesterfield, seven miles from
= & Richmond, on James river, containing about
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HUsrINas eouRr- Rr-JuDeE H. B. BuRNRAM
DTNG-THuRsDAY.-Thes case Of Vim
cent Bargamins was called, and after the
hearing of the evidence it was, without argu-
ment, submitted to the jury, who returned
in o few minutes with verdict Of &c not
guilty."t5 Mr.. Bargamin was then dis
charged. The grand jury were discharged.
MAYORS CoURT---MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
sIDING-THURsDAY MORNING Do
herty (white) and, Adelaide Christian, {ne-
grot, who were brought up on the charge Of
unIawfully assaulting and +threasensng the
life of John Doyle, were, discharged.
Solomon Miller (negrol vas called to an
swer for stealing q, lot of plunder-consist-
ing Of saddle, bride, harness, iackplane,
&c..--from some unknown person. Case
was continued until tomorrow, and Solo
mon, locked up indefault Of security for HE
appearance. 80, ,s,szgggFs fss,l Ss.;a
william johnson (negro) ,.eharged with
stealing 8 coat Of. the value OF ten dollars
from Elisha Tucker {negro), was semitic the
chain gang for fifteen. days.E,si fssa 49,
- Jim Henry slnegro) ,.for; stealing twenty
cents worth of old iron. from the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, was admonished
and discharged. 80
ae William Edward Qittle negro), was
9brodghtrup on the same charge, and was
set back to scourrp the halls 81 rs't.e@ss'
Priscilla Dayenport, (negro) was arraign-
ed to answer for stealing twenty dollars in
United States currency from Dick Henry
(negro} Discharged. SEQ saE ',.'.ta
PeterrFagaif (negro}, charged with steal
ing sand and mortar from John Sheppard,
was discharged. d..s aa4a ,, ssssxsxs rsr.a
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-
Having recently assumedthe proprietorship OF this
old and fashionable wateripgplace, and completed
our arrangements for the OF Visitors
we now solicit the patronage OF the public. Every
effort has been made 70 restore TO this estabish-
nent It's former reputation. The refnedia! proper
ties of the waters have beea sufficiently attested IN
the numbers who have been relieved OF Rheumatic,
Gouty, and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forget
ten. Persons desirOus TO have full Information
c0ncerning the character of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which win be sent 70 them, on
application, free OF possnge. sssas gstt Ssf sflJ
Ne pledge ourselves that our table shafi not be
Inferior to any kept either In city or country The
name of our manager is sufficient 10 insure good
living. - ss-s easa 49,
The route to the Warm Springs is by Ricinnand
and Staunt0n to Mfilboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad, where o line Of stages conpects
with the trains, enabling passengers 70 reach tse
Lynchburg, Washington, or Baltimore.
RATES OF board: Per day. Ha.ee; per week,
DARNELL q REvERcoMgE
Major PETER II. WOODWARD. Manager.
MAY 4 1853. a4ssg 9SssS3 Ss8g my s-sm
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4 r PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, 1883.
,.4.-as ARRIVED. sgs sssztLz.. ss-stst&
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatnm. YE.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, nler-
chandse and passengers, w. C. Dnnham Co.
Steamer Petersburg, -Tragers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Haryeys Williams.
Schooner u. S. Valentine, t--, New York,
merchandise, captain. "a. 49,.
Steamer Petersburg, Trayers Baltimore, mer-
chandfse and passengers, Haryeys Wfiiiams
Schooner Isabella, Burton, Rio Grande,5 hour,
Haxall, Crenshaw Il Co.
Schooner j.. r. Carver, Carver, Phiiadeipaia'
merchandise, CroWeli i Currie. ,.,
: Schooner s. Godfrey. Godfrey, Boston, mercian-
disc Crowell & Currfe
Schooner L. Hopkins, Prednore, York river,
light. light IEaszs s-s,rrYop1rp1S 1S a7f''''
Schooner Kate p. Wadey. Bacon, cleared iroTa
Baltimore for Richmond on the 18th.
Schooner Foaming Sea, James, saiiea from ne"
York for Richmond on the 21th. fsss,zs ss1Ef fxsf
-. ACCIDENT TO sTEAAEHs.
QUEENSTOWN May s9S.--glIe steamer City .oi
Cork returned to-day with a broken shaft Ihe
Siberia IL also la port with the same accident.
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THE CONCERT at the Third Presbyterian
church was success, although the audi
ence was not large. AL the performers
acquitted themselves in the most creditable
m
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NEGROES AND THE TAxEs.-As might
have been anticipated, the tax collectors
6nd great difficulty in obtaining from the
negroes their share towards carrying on the
Government. We are informed that not
one in twenty can be made to pay single
cent. One well-known darky said ne
g want gwine to pay tax untWell the South
is reconstructed" Being asked how ne
would know when reconstruction had taken
blace. he said when he was allowed to be o
Juror, Blessed privilege
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The LAST NIGHT OF THE FAIR.---The
ladies conducting the fair at Trinity church
will offer for sale at auction tonight all the
fancy and useful articles remaining on
hand. Refreshments will be furnished.
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! 4 Vicious, DoGs.-J ames Rock and R. T.
Sale were yesterday arraigned before the
Mayor for allowing Vicious dogs to run at
large, to the, injury of one or two children.
A fine was very properly imposed in each
case. The law on this subject cannot be
too strictly enforced, as warm weather
approaches. ,....e..; Ralt l..siM -
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

/ETELLE, UNUSUALLY FAVORED
- - BY THE SEASONS, has . rare LARDERa & g g
1p 1e most mos tempting inxurlex including EROGsS
.hA bs (soft and hard}. IsOBSTERS, FISH OF al
EH1s, nrs, &c: served up In all styles; LAMB ant
si"a,S STRAWBERRIES TQMAT0ES,ln En- lns
S8says SHsa o.! OF BEEF and afUTT0N. LAMB FRdEeS
nnMEET BREAD, &C.. with that neyer-failinl
iR"aiGadaaion aGa stone of good lying-dA M sana CAB
nanE. sE. He assures has. friends that he never hat
:. 4 inner inner SUPPLY OF DELlGACIES. he urge
''gih e 70 come and iuxuriate. e
Families IA. and dinner partiessapp TO order.
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CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING.-The
Conservatives Of Marshall Ward hold IN
other grand mass meeting ut Springfield
Hall tonight. Several good speakers will
be present. ~. 50
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AGRICULTURAL. A

Nj eco X NJ / G. ks SELF-RAKlNG
M REAPER.-We have nowin store, and viii
sell On the most accommodating terms, the best.
SELF-RAKING REAPER sf<s
hlle world. No one who regards economy OF
labor and saving of grain Will use ahand-rakfne
hand labor will pay many times over for the In.
creased cost of the machine !; and In addition tf
'Nat, The labor of one man Is dlsnensed with. ~
THRESHERS and CLEANERS, - /
HORSE-POWERS, &C.. $50.
As a: well IS WHEAT RAKES, WHEAT CLEAN.
EMS, and CRADLEs, for the harvest, now ready.
iny 2&-dSwtiyo3 - 81 H NJ. SMITH d GO.
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BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.

We are agents for the sale of this celebrated 9
MOWER and REAPER, and have supply now
Ill store, which we will sell at the lowest prices
ana on the best terms. l., ks-.rass ssSsa.41ssr /
We also offer for sale the Soc vs-.tss: .sl zEts
BUCKEYE SUiKYs sCULTIVATOR-
the best corn plcw in the world.
lhRESHERS and SEPARATGRS. THRESH.
ING DRUMS, HORsE-POWERS, &C.. &C., of
our own make. j. w. Co..
my sa-d&wlm la2s and 14ss Cary street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
IN THE PosT-oFFIcE May 29.-Mrs. Maria
Baldwin, Richmond, Va. !; Nose Levy, Rich
mond, Va; Henry NJ. Bowden, Norfolk,
Va.
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The GAMING ScRAPa.--A warrant was
issued late Wednesday night for the arrest
of segar, who eaned Marshal Van Wrinkle,
as reported Yesterday, But before the war
rant was served the bird had aoWn g
Washington,
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BRASS FOUNpnY.

SOUTHERN Brass FOUNDRY iRs,
~ j. W. EDDENs {wife OF q a1nes Nv. K<i8ens,
In.aatwssed haytng established BRASS TOUN.
pf ut No. l4i6 south side of Cary street. between
BRASS BRASS WORK promptly and satisssetariiY exc.
sua Orders respectfully soiic1tsd. Satisactgon
gys-!R ], B, PATTERSON, Aren't
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N He III 0Tza.S.P.R .I.N5GS y
- iaBATH COUNTY, VA. 81 Isasa
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURES FROM
sEvENTY-sIx TO ONE HUNDRED AND
-. SEVEN DEGREES FARENHEIT. 81
III rJ4MEs A.oAiccLuNa, Manager .; 2srse
), 3. @. TARpY ECO, Proprietors. f,is4t
= J. z. WILLIAMS Resident Physician.
WILL BE OPENED TO VISITORS JUNE, lsr

The Hotel has been recently enlarged, and new
baths constructed. No expense or effort has
) been spared by the Sproprietors 20 render shis
famous watering place as comfortable - posslDte
to all visitors. TIE hot waters here have been well
known for more than half century 20 possess In
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative, desergent ana
stimulating properties and have become jusSy eel.
ebrated for the cure Of rheumatism, gout, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb; paruiyeis,
the result or injury serious eusion contraction
ofmuscies and joints diarrh@a, and dyspepsfa, &C.
companied with sore mouth and tongue. !. a.
dria railroad to Gordonsyille, thence pia VIRGINIA
Central railroad to Miilboro, Depot thence py
Trotter 3 Go. p stage line over turnpike road 10
Route from the tsonth DID Richmond OF lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad TO Millboro,.
- Anew turnpike from Coyingtnn 20 Hot Springs
Is now under construction which Will pass through
the beautiful valley OF Jacksor's river and by the
magnificent falls In AlleghanY county. This road
Is expected to be finished by July lst, anu VIII
shorten the stage ride several miles while the
senger will be saved tho fatigue OF crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity OF seeing the
gne scenery Of one of the most beautiful valleys u
!. 4 BAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season
Fine large BALL-RO0MS, BILLIARD and
sBoWLING SALOONS fitted up &C. 1-sii tS32ti
For descriptive pamphlets and ctrcnlars Apply
to af3 3l-f - stta'stNt 8. G. TARDY u CO.,
4 ! ,post-oflce box 6lz, Riehm9nd, va.aoPto
J. A. McCLUNG, Msnager,
Board-$a per day $40 per week, s7s per month.
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A CIosE SHAyE.-The difference between
the two lowest bids for the iron-work OF the
city Jail repairs was only a tenth OF q mil,
instead Of five mills, AS reported. Tanner,
Ehberts s Delaney werethe successful bid
dera. So .a ~ ~.
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ALUM SPRINGS,

R-SAAA n1SNA 1oxkN0tSt
This delightful wei. .snown, and fayortte VA:
only ten miles ffoM 3fllhueO'
Depot virginia Central railroad win be oper ON
The mineraI wasernt d Alum, sAium and Masussss,
and Chaly OF these Springs stand unrfyAlfed
rs q curative for Dyspepsia. Chronic piarrhSea,
Scroffila. and all cntaneous diseases, !.
. Persons, suferfnR from weAEnessi aud General
debility Will find great benefit In the use Of the su-
tpeifor Chalybeat8 Water With which nature has
SO liberally suppiied this place. to-. s,s
The buildings have undergone q thorough reno
walton. anfaie dn ;excelleDt condtt Ihe COT
tages are deheftfnIly situated and newly ftted up
making them quite attractive. .escs "a ss.ss,s:
Visitors leaving .Baltimose, Washington, Rich
Inonl Lyhchbufg In Tie niosIi3g, get OF at Mil!-
boro, Depot for Bath Alum, ARM Hot and Heal
ing. arriving at Bath Alum the same evening 90
slHpssrs HHIpsN ,,;, M n ., S5 /. a, ;o
named Springs, visitors can leave dailyper Messfs.
Trssssr cSs ~ y ltns 1S q sS sSssse me-
cial arrangements made with familsee that Wish 20
stay month or for the season, 10 this healthy To-
cation: q ,,,s,e,p - - JOSEPH BAxEEth4a
my sG1m Proprietor.
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SALES OF REAL Observation-Disclosures God
din sold yesterday the vacant lot ON the
south side of franklin between FIRST and
Second streets, next to the residence OF 4. Mr.. Y
Brander, 46 by 163 feet, for s., ,496. Also
two vacant lots on Franklin street nearly
opposite to the residence of Mr.. James b
TAYLOR, 80 by $50 feet, for sl,llO. Also
five lots adjoining the above, the same front
and depth, for So, $50. s.
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! Persons leaving the city. for the summer months
can have any paper mailed to their address by
leaving their names with j. WALL TURNER, lila
Main street. g Ut. as-sssa e..A -I.z.t- =. - -
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EcEcoND Supply soF SPRING AND.

EaECoND SUPPLY soF SPRING ANI
SUMMER DRY GOODS. ~
b We have just received another lot Of those
Handsome Mohairs, double fold at isc.;; i, ~ 80, y
Beautiful styles Of Japanese Cloths, Mozambiaues
Lenos, Black and White Grenadines, fo'
Shawls - ~ u - .ssr,s;sEGs
a lsrge assortment OF Black and Brown Cottons;
IAN elegant line Of White Goods such as Linens
Swiss Nainaooks Gambrics, &c..'ss remsrta
Isa bly, low prices. ~ As.h +-'4-g
HIRsH q GUGGENHEIMER,
)sssFssss 49, sssss,,5s2ss e s27 Broad street.
Statesmen J, W. PEDIN, .. 9. KEAS. ap Is
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CoNy1cTs ARRIvED.-Mr., Wardwel re-
ceiyed the following guests at his hotel yes
terday: -. r,a,g5 s:n !,
From Prince Edward-Reuben Branch,
sentenced for eighteen months; Nat Scott,
two years Pat Marion, four years Bob
Jackson, one year ! all convicted OF lar
ceny. From Rockingham-George Hope
and Nimrod steen, five years, for horse
stealing. f...s,,s.,sSi. s - 81 II Elsi
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NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
N COMPANY OF NEW YORK offers the most
favorable terms for insurance. Registered policies
ssued secured by the State of New York. No re-
nIrs and no extra charge for change of occupa-
t,n. One-third OF the premium loaned without Ia
King note Thirty days. grace given on all pay
,nents Peculiar advantages offered to army and
nayy officers and railroad men.
General Agents.
Office No 1902, corner of Main and Tenth streets.
Dr. JOHN G. SHELTON, Medical Examiner
my 8-3M
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL {

CHARLEY LoEHR, At HENRY sCHOTT'S
Established in iaa2 by LoHis Rueger, Esqs3
CORNER OF NINTH AND RANK STREETS
Kepafes this delicious co GKTAIL -
from The celebrated .sW Wal3acess u ~
pure Mountain Dew Whiskey.U soid
y p;le She drink, bottle, gallon, or barrel
,t tae ls OLD APPLE BRANDY. and - =
ALEs, and CIGARS. = ~ NH SIN
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- JBDeE MERSDIrH's CoURr.-The civil
docket was called through yesterday. A
number of cases. having been disposed OF,
the court adjourned over. until Monday.~
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STOLEN ToB B.Acco.-Early yesterday
morning policeman discovered two ne
sgroes atswork removing tobacco from o
house in the locality known as Solitude, on
Gary street, TheyaWere loading it in q
wagon when they were arrested. a bout
two hundred and fifty pounds were found
in. their, possession, and taken by the officer
as.stolen property. 1t is supposed that this
is the tobacco stolen from cambridge u An
derson more than week ago. The negroes
gave their names IS Henry Thompson and
Jim Cox. Fs1zs& - s.59f-s.Jss II f..ssesatfz
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rHEsTERFIELD ,FRocKs- Newest
tGPRING AND SUMMER eLoTHING.
BEST BALTIMORE MANUFACTURES AT RE-
Z. fDUCED PRICES, TO SUIT THE TIMES.

,ssAii in want gof DEsIRABIH CLOTHING ut
low prices need only give us call to, be con-
WINGED that we are offering REAL BARGAINS.
sFresis stock received weekly inaCL0THS, CASSI-
MERES ALpACAS.f TWEEpS. and LINEN
GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, UMBRELLAS,
DC, prices as low as I'm Baltimore Phfadel-
's'' 7 Shirley, RoANE Il Co,
corner Fourteenth and FRANKLIN streets, Z .
i III q opposite Exchange and allard Hotels
!" my 2S-zW y Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

gPurchasers Of Real Estate sold betpeen tie first
davg January and the first day Of J,lly pay the
tares thereon for the etfrre,,t year. 9s:S
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F1ss7R-MAI IN STREET. .--CL0
lott FOR SPRING, CLoTHNG FOR
sgMMER, and an Kinds Of fSREADYy--NAD,E
Boys Clothing, Yonths' Clothing Suits for chill
dren three. years and upwards; Gartbaldis,. Bis
:narcks, Alpaca; and Linen Suits at 80. So for
youths OF, all sizes. Always on hand, acarefnlly-
selected stock of CASSIMERES, OIL LOTHS- and
sVESTINGS, of the latest STYLE. CLOTHING
MADEsH0s sORDER.s "a 5E1ts5sS! % & szla w
|. Also on hand, a large assortment Of. FURNISH
ZINC GOODS, new style OF IT'S, TRUNKS, UNI
;BRELLAG EARPET-HAGS, VALISES a&c., at
my ass Julius KRIKER, Merchant Tailor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-29

sTSHIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING d AND
Il SUMMER GOODS PRICES REDUCED
,GREATMANY YAUCTI0N BARGAINS.- Having
just returned from New York, J. am now In receipt
or an extensive assortment of DRY GOODS Of
every description, and many being bought at auc-
Among the many cheap goods, I have beautiful
Fast-cOlored Prints at 10 and. 12tc:; handsome
Lawns at Bleached Cottons at 10 aud l2ac.
e5A: Bleached Pillow Cottonss at 2oc.;; 64 Linen
Table Cloths al, 6oc.: and q full line Of Dress
Goods, Linens, Cassimeres, Silks, shawls, Mar
seilles Parasols, sSc.i, ALI Of which win
~ = ' =, - = ~ s'sp' sspSs ISAAC HUTzLER,
{. 6a9 Broad street, corner of Sixth.
friends and the public rfmt he Is with ISAAC
HuTlLER, where he will be pleased to serve
them with anything In the dry goods line - !.
r24my1s SE9stS - WILLIAM IOVENSTEIN