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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-22

.CHRIsTMAs is COMING |!
8J-GO TO-dN
CLAUSSEN'S BRANCH STEAM BAKERY,
No. 200 KING STREET,
Near Wentworth street,
ALSO, THE SAME AT
THE BAKERY IN MARKET STREET.
There you will find large assortment Of the
most saleable and the most useful articles for
families.
Wheat Rye French
Potato Milk Graham Sweet, &c.
CRACKERS.
Bu'eE Picnic susey Oyster 'nfss Boston lemon, &c.
BISCUITS.
Eeg Boston Seed, &c.
CAKES.
Sugar Jumbles French Jumbles
Scotch Washington Shrewsbury
Plum Roll Maccaroon
Sponge Lemon Jelly
Ornamented Wedding
Christmas, Small Iced &c.
Mince Meat
Cranberry
Orange
Lemon
Cocoanut
Apple
Prune
Pumpkin, &c.
PLAIN CANDY.
Mint Lemon Sassafras
Cream Glove Raspberry
Strawberry Cinnamon Wintergreen
Barley Sarsaparl,la Hoarhound
Peanut COc0anut Kisses
Tags Lump Fruit, &C.
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, &c.
Gum Drops. all navors
Gum Sticks, Jujube Sticks
Fig Paste, Jelly Gum Drops
Sugar Almonds
Jordan Sugar Almonds
Cream Sugar Almonds
Cream Chocolate Drops
Nonpareil Chocolate Drops
family Chocolate, Nugat
Bon Bons, Sugar Plums
Cream Dates, Cream Figs
Cream Strawberries
Cream Fruit, Crystallized Fruit
Wine Drops, Whlskcy Drops
Brandy Drops, Cordial Drops
LOzenge6 Rock Candy
Marshmallow Drops
Chewing Gum
Sugar Nberts, &c
SOMETHING NEW.
Alaska Crystal Rock Candy
Sugar Roasted Peanuts
Chocolate Roasted Peanuts
AND
Bon Ton Surprise Candy
Ca Christmas Trees supplied gratis.
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OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR IN BANKRUPTCY
CuARLRsToN, 8. q.
Pursuant to the order of the court In the above
case notice is hereby given to all creditors claim
ing any lien upon the property above described,
to come in and prove their claims. before me, on
or before the first Monday In January A: ID. loIV;
NJ the same JULIUS G. CARPENTER,
dcc1o nwf,O Registrar.
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ING, TAI LORIN G
AND
FURNI ISHING GOODS.
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BUSI MESS NOTI e s Z.

NEW YORK LEDGER ready this day, at half
past P. NJ Price cents per copy. Chimney
Corner, 10 cents Hasel street Bazaar, opposite
Synagogue.
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X U T L f r Y, &C., &c.
The subscriber has Just received from Messrs
Joseph Rodgers & S0ns, Frederick Ward Co.,
and other Sheffield houses, very fine assort-
mcnt Of
BALANCE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
Nickel Silver Forks and Spoons.
Wooden Bread and Cheese Platters.
Wooden Butter Dishes.
Ladies' SCISSORS, with and without cases.
Joseph Rodgers & Sons Needles.
Old Englsh Ra2Ors and Strops
ALSO,
A ycrv fine assortment Of POCKET CUTLERY.
q. GRAYELEY,
No. 81 East Bay, south Of the Old P0s!0;hte.
decl1 swG
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Hlisrellaneous.

TF YOU WANT BLANK BOOKS MADE
i TO ORDER, and Of the best material, to any
pattern, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, S. c. decl4 6mos
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ss- The Public are invited to call and ex-
anime dec21
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he sings daily at Kleln's, King street, above
Liberty, where imported canary birds also make
sweet music. Call and purchase pair OF song
birds as a Christmas gift for your wife or sweet
heart, or both.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-20

TIE WEATHER, FRUIT, &c.-Some Of the
most remarkable changes of the weather We
have ever known have recently occurred in
our midst. Certainly nowhere out Of the
Artic regions, where summer follows close
upon the heels Of departing winter and the
snow has scarcely disappeared when the
earth is found covered with vegetation, have
We ever heard of such variety Of weather
as we have passed through within the
last ten days. On Sunday the llth the
thermometer was at the freezing point,
81 degrees, and we had snow, rain,
and hail, all day. Last Sunday, the
18th, just one week later, we had sum-
mer weather, the thermometer reach
ing rs, and followed by severe thun-
der-storm during the night, lasting for
several hours. Four days last week there
was frost, and on two mornings there was
quite thick frozen crust found on newly
worked ground; and yet the fields look
green and fresh.
In the country yesterday we examined
the bloom on number Of trees-apples,
pears, and cherries-and found them but
little injured. The peaches which we saw
have generally been killed.
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AS STREET-CAR No. was coming down
Eighth street yesterday the chain which
holds the break parted, and the horses being
unable to hold it back it ran on them, and
they dashed off at full speed. 1t remained
on the track, and was coming down Main
street at fearful speed when it ran afoul
Of horse attached to a wagon opposite the
post-ofice, which brought them to sudden
halt. There were two passengers in the
cara lady and a gentleman. The latter
cut the door-strap, and, jumping out, at
tempted to stop it, but the impetus which
had been obtained was too g!eat, and he
was soon thrown to the ground. The lady
remained until the car wss stopped. No
damage was sustained By either man or
beast only broken shafts and harness.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

SHOOTING BFFAIR-A NEGRO SHOOTS AT
JOHN CLARK AND HITS HIs OWN Com.
PANIoN, A WHITE MAN-ARREsT OF THs
iOFFENDER.-On Sunday morning at abont
FIVE minutes past 2 o'clock, as policeman
Peter O'Conner was or his beat, on Main
street near Fifteenth, his attention was ar.
rested by g pistol-shot, and cries of " Muir
der ! Police % He ran up to Fourteenth
street, and down to Cary. As he was pass
ing an alley between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth, and running from Main to Cary
street, he saw two men running towards
him. He stood under q lamp-post and
waited until they approached him. They
we're completely out of wind, and one of
them "a negro) had pistol. O'Conner
caught at him, and asked if he was the one
who had fred the pistol. The negro pulled
away from him, and drawing his pistol on
the policeman, walked up the street with
his companion. O'Conner gave the distress
rap, and followed them up Fourteenth
street to Franklin, and up Franklin to
Brooks's stable, where he halted them, and
proceeded to arrest the negro. The ne
gro swore that he wouldn't 20 to the station
house. Captain Ganther and Sergeant
Bell came up, and the parties were both
arrested, and the pistol, which was found
not to be loaded, taken away. The
negro gave his name as Zachariah
Kimbrougb, and the white man as Dun
can McRae. Kimbrough is driver for
Colonel Stone, Of General Webb's staff, and
McRae is workman at Westham Foundry.
As the police were about carrying them to
the station-house negro named William
Hodges arrived, and informed them that
Kimbrough had fired pistol twice in John
Clarke's saloon. They proceeded there !;
and on the way, Policeman O'Conner dis
covered from his bleeding that McRae had
been shot in the right breast. When they
reached Clarke's they searched Kimbrough,
aud found another pistol on him. Clarke
said that Kimbrough and McRac had come
into his place by the side door after he had
closed up. They were accompanied by a
second negro. They asked for some lot
water, and told Clarke they wanted to
shave him. Clarke pushed them out of the
door; and seeing that they were intent
on creating O. disturbance (Kimbrough
having drawn his pistol), he reached
over the counter, and, seiziDg On old un-
loaded pistol he had there, advanced upon
them. Kinbrough wrenched the pistol
from his hand, and raising his own, aimed
at Clarke's side and fred. The latter
struck the pistol downwards, and the ball
entered the floor. Kimbrough aimed at
him second time, and as he was about to
fire, McRae intervened between him and
Clarke and received the ball in his right
breast.
The man that was shot said that Kim
brough had shot him, but that it was acci
dental, as he was aiming at Clarke.
Kinbrough and McRae were conveyed to
the station-house. On Sunday, McRae,
who was found to have been shot through
the right lung, was conveyed to the city
hospital.
Kimbrough was before the Mayor yester-
day morning, and his case continued until
the 2lst.
John Clarke has been also arrested,
charged with shooting at Kimbrough.
McRae's condition is said to be danger
0nS.
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sEM1-ANNuAL INSPECTION AND WASHING
OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The FIRE de-
partmens Of this city turned out yesterday
afternoon in full force, Chief Engineer
Mullen in charge, to participate in the
semi-snnual washing. The contest for
throwing the longest stream took place on
the south side Of the Basin. The hand
engines companies "a" and "D'D were
frat put in motion, company "D" beat
ing "A by ten feet. 1t threw stream of
l55 feet, ga" " throwing only l45 feet.
Steamers &C" and "B" then entered the
contest. The former threw stream 22O
feet. The latter was beat by Is feet, it only
throwing 2o7 feet. The engines and sppa-
ratus ars in excellent condition, and ready
for use whenever called upon.
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FIELDS Cook IN THE FIELD FOR Con-
GREss HE DECLARES He WILL PUT Mr.
PORTER AT DIsCouNT.-Yesterda after
noon about four hundred negroes gathered
on the Capitol Square to hear Fields Cook
and others speak.
Fields addressed the meeting at some
length, declaring that he intended to run
for Congress against Porter at all odds, un-
less another convention WAS held and he
Was allowed to canvass the district tho
roughly. he intended to hold meetings ell
over the district, and deliver addresses ad-
vancing his claims.
A negro attempted to speak in Porter's
favor, but ne was hushed up before he had
spoken more than few moments. He was
collared, and made to leave the stand be-
cause of his opposition to Fields. se7eral
other speeches we're made, and the meeting
adjourned.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 20, 1869.
Sun rises. Moon rises. ........ I.47
Sun SETS. 1886 High tide, A. NJ. ll.zo
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1859.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. o. Dunham
& Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys WILL
liams.
Brig Christian TX. (Danlsh), Soma. New
York, to load flour for Rio Janeiro, Haxalf,
Crenshaw Co.
Schooner Lucy u, Higgins, Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowell < Ourrie. n"
Schooner Rough and Ready, Moore, Eastern
Shore, TO master.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. G. Dunham
i Co.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. q. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, April lS.-Arriyed, steamer
Admiral, Kerwin, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers Richmond and York River
Railroad Company.
WEST PoIST, April 1S.-Sailed, steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, Richmond and York River
Railroad Company.
Baltimore, April l6.-Arrlved, schooner
Butterfly, Mitchell, hence.
Brig (British) j. Givan, Mayo, hence, mr.
rived ut Halifax, N. s., on the 10th.
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CHEsTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT.-1n our
notice Of the proceedings of this court in
the Dispatch Of yesterday, we stated that
Michael Kelly had been convicted of re-
ceiving stolen brass, and that motion for
o new trial was being argued when our in
formant left the court house. The motion
was for an "arrest Of Judgment" which
motion, after argument by his counsel, was
sustained by the court, who decided that
they could not pronounce sentence under
the verdict as rendered by the jury. The
prisoner was then discharged from further
custody.
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AIS. EVERY ONES INTEREST. ais.

sT AIS. EVERY ONES INTEREST. ais.
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.
A LARGE VARIETY OF NEW SPRING
GOODS
just received direct from New York auction at
JULIUS syCLE'a,
as BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH,
The following bargains have Just been received
and VIII be open MONDAY, April 18th:
TABLE DAMAEK, Cd wide, at 45c. per yard
IRISH LINENS, so, 90, and 75c., worth 20 per
cent more;
Ladies' LINE M:BRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS at 81. IS per dozen;
CAMBRIA and LACE HANDKERCHIEFS at %
and 7sc.;
Ladies' WHITE COTTON HOSE at l2c. a pair;
DOYLIES, with colored borders, SL2s per dozen
HUCK TOWELS, six for 81;
LINEN DIAPERS. full II yards in piece, at 81. rs
per piece; ..es
ia BRIDAL QUILTS only 81;
Misses and Children's LACED LIsLE GLOVES
at Csc. worth actually 4oc.
WHITE MARsEILLEs QUILTS only $2-rsa1ly
great bargain;
Ladies'. HEMsTITCHED HkNDKERCHIEFs,
six for 81.
Also, full line OF the latest styles of DRESS
GOODS for 25c. and upwards; White Goods OF
every description; Piques and French Cambrlcs
Cloths, Cassimcres. Twedcs, Cottonades, and
Linens, for MEMS and 2oys' wear.
DOMESTIC GOODS a large assortment, and
many ether goods too numerous to mention, are at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, Ale Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
next door to Keiningham's bookstore.
Store closed on SATURDAYS. apIo
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MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
Siding.-The courtroom was eItraordina-
rily crowded yesterday morning in conse-
quence Of the raids of the police on Satur-
day night, the many unfortupates who
number of interested friends present. The
sight of many idlers very naturally sug-
gested the query as to the source from which
the food for those thousand or so mouths
came from. 1t is question that would
puzzle the closest student of domestic econo-
my, and can only be answered in the daily
records of missing proyender and house.
hold goods.
The prisoners box was also we'll filled,
and many familiar faces could be seen
there. Their average week or so of free
dom from limbo had passed, and, true to
their respect for the law, they had once more
made their accustomed appearance to an
swer for their transgressions.
William Hardgrave (small negro boy), 4,
charged with picking the pocket Of Marga-
ret Hillyard, was discharged.
Mahala Chenery (negro), charged with
assaulting and beating Mary Perkins, was
fined two dollars and fifty cents. Mary
Perkins was also fined in like amount.
Fannie Taylor, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined two dollars and
fifty cents.
John Cavanaugh, assaulting and beating
his wife. Case continued until to-day.
Caroline Barrett and Albert Rock (ne-
groes), charged with having in their pos
session lot of stolen napkins and spoons
and forks, belonging to 4. ]. Ford and J.
P. Ballard, were arraigned and their cases
continued until the Goth.
Mrs. Rison, charged with having a lot Of
stolen property in her possession. Case
continued until goth.
Lucius Johnson (uegro), charged with
assaulting and beating Parthenia Trent, was
fined $3.50. Parthenis was also fined.
Robert Scott (negro), charged with tres
passing on the premises of Mrs. Neal, was
fined $3.50.
Jim Briggs (negro), charged with assault
ing and beating Catherine Page, was sent
on to answer indictment for misdemeanor.
William Hardgrove and William Talia-
ferro (uegro boys), charged with fighting in
the street, were fined $3.50 each.
Elizabeth Holmes (negress), charged with
being drunk and disorderly on the street,
was sent to Jail.
Julia Williams negress), for using inde-
cent language on the street, was fined 80.
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DESCENT ON A NEGRO DANCE House.
About IL o'clock on Saturday night the po-
lice made descent on negro dance house
kept by Jim Price, on Cary between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets, and arrested
the proprietor and forty-four other negroes,
of both sexes, who were making the night
hideous with their orgies. They were taken
to the police station, and on yesterday were
before the Mayor. Jim Price was dis
charged on condition that he shall discon-
tinue his dances, and the others fined two
dollars each.
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Godcys Lady's Book and Rarper's
Bazar are to hand from Turner, TIA
Main street. To ladies making their spring
dresses these are indispensable guides, and
also to those wishing to make up their bridal
trosseau. RoaJt Lesle's Magazine for May
has been also received from Turner.
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PAPER COLLARS BIZ THE MILLION; necltles by
the housand; shirts In profuslon; drawers innu-
mers BILE; ; umbrellas and walklng-cane In count
less numbers; counters grooming under the weight
OF French, English and American cloths and
cassimeres. ALI this at =. B. sPsECE & sCN's
No. 1900 & ain street.
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HUsrINGs CouRT-Judge BramhoU pre-
S:ding.--In this court yesterday number
Of civil cases were disposed Of in addi-
tion to the following
Charles Dickinson (negro), injected for
felony, was tried, found guilty, and sent to
the penitentiary for two years.
John Jenkins (negro) indicted for felony,
was tried and acquitted.
B. A. Gottleib qualified as commissioner
of the revenue for the third district Of
Richmond.
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The BEST MARKET.-Referenoe to our
Richmond Corn and Flour Exchange report
will show that the prices obtained yester-
day for corn are several cents higher than
the Baltimore prices of Saturday. At our
Exchange, white and mixed corn sold yes
terdsy at Sc and &c., while in Baltimore
on Saturday the maket closed at so TO Sic.
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STOLEN CHILD Some time In the month OF &C.
toter, 1898, young bog, aged thirteen years,
named HoMAs 3. e. BOILING, was taken from
Mr.. L. L. Padge:L In Lynchburg, by some person
unknown, and was, 1t is supposed, carried up tho
Teane ssee road. lie is rather small for his age !;
has ark hair aud dark eyes; skin NOT very fair !;
and Is somewhat crossed 10 one eye. He has not
since been heard from, ANY Information re-
specting him viii be thankfully received by his
aunt, Mrs. sUSAN II. FIsHgR. Lynchourg, Va.
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as boy about two years Of age, q son
of Mr. Thomas Mclaughlin, who resides on
Franklin street near Twenty-eighth, was
playing in the yard yesterday afternoons
COW entered through the open gate and
made directly for the child, striking one
of its horns into the little fellows right
eye, and forcing the ball entirely out.
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q Eg BACHELORS HAlR-DYE.-Jhis
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best In the world-the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable, in
stantaneous. No Disappointment ridiculous
tints; remedies the LII effects Of bad dyes 1nvigo.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory, ls Bond
street, New York. E. NH 2o-eodts
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EASTERN LUNATIc AsYLUM-D1REcToRs
General Webb has detailed Colonel John
Moore, surgeon United States army, and
Captain Madison Earle, United States army,
to act as members of the Board of Direct
ors for the Eastern Lunatic Asylum.
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for prime white. In New York, too, corn was
one cent lower on Saturday, and sales were
made at S3ts to s5c. for new mixed west
ern. The price of white in Boston is IS
to ssc. What do our farmers say to this |?
We think it ought to encourage them to
send their corn this way.
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LYME BROTHER will sell at half-past
O'Clock q framed store, with dwelling at
- tached on the east side of Eigh teenth be-
tween Broad and Marshall streets, on
leasehold ground. an
COOK i LAUGHTON will sell at 10 a. NJ.
an assortment Of household furniture, &C.
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SEVERE FALL.-We regret to learn that
little son of Mr.. William B. Jones had
severe fall on Saturday last, by which 3
bone in one of his legs was fractured. 1t
seems that he lost his balance while play
ing on the railing of the back porch Of the
dwelling, and fell to the pavement below,
q distance of ten or twelve feet. DR.. Knox
was called in and set the fractured limb.
The little sufferer was doing well at last
accounts.
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LALEM BROTH Is the best remedy known for
Tetter, Itch, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, Eat
RheGm, Poison Oak, and all eruptions OF the skin.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any Of these annoying diseases as a
certain and speedy cure, completely eradicat.ug
the disease leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant.
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., gents,
ap 10-Sm Richmond Va.
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e tpo itfon, 1852; st Great International Exposl-
tton. Hamburg, 1881; at Great International B1-
p p,siticn, Cologne. tsss; at 6reat Exposition Mo-
ritine International du Havre, 1855 |; also. ss
states Agricultural, American, and MARYLAND
institute Fairs. The Messrs. Duryea have no oc-
cason to personally assert the superiority ofthefr
goods. A discriminating public, and the decssson
of the above scientific and dis!nterested judges,
establish 1t. The superior and satin. gloss starch
can be obtained Of all respectable srocefs ana
druggists.
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SHdfPPING.

TOR BALTIMORE.-ste -steamerS
a. STATE OF MAkYLAhU will
leave her whasf THUReDAY, April ~ Ises Ut
o'clock n. h. Freight received up to O'Clock
L. NJ WEDNE 3UAi. For freight or passage,
apply to HARVEYS q WHLlAMSr
ap 20-st AGENTS.
TOR NEW YORK.-The new %TfR
1. and elegant side-wheel steamship
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE, will leave her
wharf ut Rockets on TUESDAY, April 2oth, at 10
o'clock A. HI. Freight received until O'Clock 4.
M Fare, Sl2. Bound tickets, $40. Steerage, 80.
For freight or passage. apply to
william .. DUNHAM b CO.,
ap l9-2t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
EOR HALIFAX, N. S.-Brig sO-A.
II MERvILLE is daily expected. For a<aA
sp % PALMER. HARTsooK 90.
hTOTI0E 10 BAIPPAas.-Ths boats Of
~ the JAMEs BiGER L I'D KANAWHA Ca
KAL COafpAAY viii leave The dock as usual
pro1ap:ly .. u IS: on TUEfDAYA TaURSDAYA
aar SATEEDAIS.
yra.gh. and tolls on goodr for Lynchburg and be-
9oad collected on delivery or prepaid, at the op-
eoa of tee shipper. freight received and do
lycred ss Ily ofIce, On the dock. z
Nay Ts!ga. VIII no: &c delivered I'LL charges ara
oaic.
Boasc locked ard Insured
dsu EDWARD DILLON. Agent.
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The FINE LIGHT OF sPgIsG is very favorable
to the success of 9 PHOTOGRAPH. @. 3. BEES
Co. arc scmlrabiy situated to avail themselves OF
this light for the benefit OF their patrons.
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1t gives US Pleasure to snnounce that Hessrs.
STAKE & RYLANp, eI5 Main street. are selling
Conybeare & Howsoa's Life and Kplsties OF Paul,
complete in one rolume, unabridged. at a. OF
course, every Bible student viii get It now.
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ANOTHER STOLEN GooDs CAsE.-On yes
terdsy William Risen vas called before the
Mayor to answer the charge Of having in
his possession number of silk dresses,
gold watches, and other articles of value,
supposed TO have been stolen. The goods
were found by Detective Murphy and Ser
geant O'Connor by virtue Of search war
rant. The case will be heard this morn
inc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-20

COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find at w. W..
IR BBgTr's. next to the Di6patch cfiice, the
largest lot OF fcreis sn and dome fruits candies,
and confectiontrIes, 10 be found in the city.