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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

DEATH OF A PROMINENT PR1NTER.-Mr.
James H. Walford, well-known printer,
died in this city on yesterday morning Of
consumption, in the forty-second year Of
his age. He was native Of this city, was
during it's existence the manager Of the
Times newspaper, and had been Correspond
ing Secretary of the Richmond Typographi-
cal Union for some years. He was highly
esteemed by large circle of friends, who
will learn of his death with heartfelt sor-
row. His funeral will take place in Trinity
(Methodist) church tomorrow ct Ii A. M.
The Typographical Union will hold meet
ing tonight to take some action relative to
the death Of Mr.. Walford.
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DEAD CHILD FouND.-Yesterday morn
ing the workmen, while cleaning out the
culvert on the corner of First and Marshall
streets, found the dead body of female
infant. The child had evidently died at
the time of its birth, as the after-birth was
found with it. There were no marks of vio-
lenee about it, but it was evident that it had
died from suffocation. .. Some suspicion was
attached to negro woman living in the
neighborhood, and she was arrested and
conveyed to the ststioa-house. Here she
was examined by DIR. Trent, and the evi-
derce being decidedly in her favor, she was
Immediately discharged.
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THE flowers and verdure of spring enable c. 4.
2HKs & Co. TO embellish their photographs with
an Infinite variety OF floral and woodl and beauties
Now is the time to procure admirable rernal
views, with yourselves the central figures IN ihs
foreground These tasteful gens OF art are spe-
clalty with c. r. REEs L CO., and their Gallery
is adorned with many exquisite specim ms, tinted
and finely painted after nature by sSilfui artists
Do not delay to call on these cour.sous gentlemen
and obtain match 'ess pictures.
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: ATTEMPTED RoBBERY-RoBBER FIRES
'Prsro1. at STORE -KEEPEE.-On Thuredsy
night the drug store of DIR. L. W. Farrar,
On Leigh and Twenty-ninth streets, was
entered, and the robber was about to help
himself, when Mr.. Fsrrar was walked up
by the noise. Upon discovering the thief
he leYelled his rife at him and pulled the
trigger. The gun missed Ere, and the thief
ran out, followed by MIR. Farrar. The fel-
low, rs he reached the middle Of the street,
turned and fred twice at Mr. Fsrrar, and
then made his escape.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE APRIL
"a, ls69.-Miss Mary Grant, Richmond,
Va. W. P. Austin, Lunenburg Courthouse,
Va; General G.. ". G. Lee, Lexington,
Va; John R. Sutton, King and Queen
county, Vs.; Jefferson Taylor, Charlotte
county, Va.; Edward E. Tyler, Richmond,
Va. Corporal James Coleman, Petersburg,
Va; Porter, Rockbridge county, Va; Mrs.
Betsey Reed, Fredericksburg, Va.; Colonel
Samuel D. Buck, Burkeyille, w.; W.
Slasher, Floyd county, w.; NJ. c. Lawson,
Shreveport, La. R. II. Station, Lynchburg,
Va.
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/ Mayors CoURT-Mayor ghahoora pre-
sidinq.-Collin Mason (negrol. charge d
with assaulting and throwing stones st per-
sons in the street, was fined two dollars and
fifty cents. szs r5' . 10! 8,
Sam Davis fnegro) and George Vslentine.
(white), charged with stealing an iron CRATE
from some person unknown. Davis was
also charged with violently resisting De-
tectiyes O'Dwyer and Murphy in the dis
charge of their duty. Both we're sent on for
Indictment. 81 gse zH
Jennie and John Smith {negroes),
charged with allowing vicious dog to run
at large, and also encouraging the same to
bite the child Of John &. T. Quarles, we're
brought mp, and their dog ordered to be-
shot. ~ yie1n5
Henry Wiley (negro), charged with
breaking into the dwelling-house Of A. W.:
Taylor and stealing sundry articles Of CLOTH
ing valued at thirty dollars, was sent on
for indictment. - r5te~ zFs.u :
Hubbard Powell (negro), charged With
stealing one shirt and one coat valued at
fourteen dollars from Joseph Caproni, was:
sent on for Indictment so Z
James Holley, charged with beings q sus-
picious character, was discharged. h'sI
Jack Williams (nsgro), charged with
having in his possession one cow supposed
to be stolen from some person unknown,
VAS brought up but in the absence Of wit
nesses the case was continued until Mon
day..
J. 6. Moss, charged with unlswfully de-
tanning one bost-load Of coke valued at
$500, the property of r. H. Cottrel, was
discharged.
Eudors Rose (negro), charged with as
saulting and beating Lorenzo Smith, was
discharged. -----.--,--,--.-.---e
Lewis Brown (negro), charged with steal
ing one lot of silver valued at seventy-hve
dollars from William s. Palmer, was brought
up; but in the absence Of witnesses the
case wss continued until to-day.
. Alice and Martha Anderson and Emma
Johnson (negroes), charged with entering
the dwelling of William r. Pugh and steal
ing one lot of clothing valued at eighty
dollars, were called up; but in the absence
Of Mr.. Pugh the case was continued until
to-day.
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The housekeeper and laundress should be e1-
trenely careful that their servants use no -four as
starch or "a, starch, for II viii ruin the finest and
Ia lime de.troy any fabric. starch In rs natural
purity and strength Is purely white and fsee from
sourness and tisag,eeable cdsrs, While foar
teven the best) coatsins large quantity CT gluten
and Oil, which discolcrs the linen, and destroys 1t
by the frequent beachipgs. The evils OF both
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BURGLARY.-A burglar succeeded on
Thursday evening in entering the dwell
ing of Mrs. Wyatt, on Clay street, be-
tween First and Second. he proceeded to
her aon's (Mr. John Wyatt; of the Old Do
minion Steamship company room, and
helped himself. Mr.. Wyatt woke up and
jumped out of bed, commanding the light
fingered gentleman to stop. The latter
dropped vest, but made good his escape
witha coat, pair Of pants, and fine gold
watch and chain. ...
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R1CHINGs TRouPE.-The coming Of this
splendid English Opera company will be
looked forward to with great pleasure by
their many admirers in Richmond, and VIC
doubt not but that their season will be as
successful as their previous ones in this
place. Their repertoire is most excellent
one, and comprises six of the most faVorite
operas,
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TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENoT, DIE sINKER AND
VJs BRAND GUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET:
The new patent Branding lion, for marking al
kinds of wooden articles by heating It, isperfecy
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
uDder the new law.
Kngravers' Stock. Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
deIiSie Ink. steel Dies, Alphabsts, seals Presses
Erass and German silver, Frames, eteei Kings
Checkp, Tags. etc. Wholesale and retail mn q
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ALL NATURE Is now fresh ard vigorous, and
everybody is looking his or her best. This, then,
Is the most app,oycd season for securing cheerful
animated, and perfect photographs. Go to the
ART GALLERY Of G. Z. BEES d Co., who have
the exclusive right In Richmond to employ lhe
mezzotint process In producing unparalleled pic
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An who have seen the beautiful PHOTOGRAPHS
taken by c. q. BEES Co. have been struck by
the fac illusion which represents The person taken
as in the mitst OF Ivan scenery, even vast per-
spective III the background being very skilfully
D.
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" A. DAYTON,
No. 10 TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY sTRBITs.
prrEJwOND VA.

Will furnish at manufacturers' lowest prices and
chine car and carpenter shops; planning mills,
sash, blind. door, cabinet, wooden ware. spo6e,
agricultural machiue, cotton and woollen faceo.
ries psper Touring, corn ann saw mllla, mines
&c. Also all kir DIS OF fkANUFACTURERs' and
ENGINEERS, SUPPLlES.
Especial attention given 70 the purcnsSs, sa,e
For sale several seconc hand Engines, bciIezst
ssw.miils and Planning Machines sharaa8 sna
How to prevent the explosion or burntog ont
OF steam boilers by reason Of l0o wster on an orsT.
pressure of steam. Come and see IL.
NH I6-Tuf h& 3rn E.E IL aIrze 1.e.
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DIFFICULTY sETTLED.-Seversl parties
at variance on Maddox Hill on yesterday
made preparations for an active contest.
Constable Robinson hearing of it, hastened
to the scene, and succeeded in adjusting
the matter and restoring the parties to good
terms.
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The ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIOE.-Te
are thankful to the committee for an inyi-
tation to attend the Odd Fellows celebra-
ton at the Hermitage Fair Grounds on
Monday next. Every preparation has been
made to perfect its success, and the day viii
doubtless pass off delightfully."-.
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APPo1NTMENTs.-Thef following new ap-
pointments have been made by General
Candy:
Graysen counsy.-stephen S. Cornett,
clerk Of the circuit court, utce L. W. Bry-
ant, removed from ohce-to date April % +,
1869.
Patrick county.-Thomas Howell, she
riff, uice A. Staples, removed from ofice--so
date April %, 1869.
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WHEN THE SUN SHINES prepare for rainy
day. e. B. SPENCE Son have full stock Of
Wrighrs Repelians Umbrellas, and also al the
new styles Of ties and scarf, for the neck. Per.
sons In want OF Lice furnishing goods should call
at 17so NJ ain street
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We again call upon the people to prepare against
the storm. MoUSTcASTLE Ia putting up she
LIGuTEISG RoDS dictated by reason. bis Terms
are reasonable. $50 Broad street is the place 10 get
al sorts Of useful wa!es,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

YoUNe MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
The next lecture in the course before this
Association will be delivered by the Rev.
Henry Wall, at the Broad-street Methodist
church on Tuesday evening next, beginning
at8 O'Clock. Subject, Superstition,"'
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The FINE LIGHT OF SPRING is very favorable
10 the success of PHOTOGRAPH. c. Il. REEs q
Co. q, admirably situated to avail themselves OF
this light for the benefit OF their patrons.
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LIST OFF LETTERS.

r rsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
4 MAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
1FFICE APRIL ~ 1859:
p.rsoos calling for letters IN this list win please
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AUCTION SALES THIB DAP.

or AIB Pusafc2 on parvlrx BALES or nnAI
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN TEE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOB THE PIE.
gENT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE rHIRTY-F1RsT
! DAY OF pECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

i TEE SOLITUDE CAsEs.-The cases Of the
females taken from Solitude on Wednesday
night were called before the Mayor yester-
day and dismissed.
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MACHINERY, &c.

MACHINERY OF all kinds built and repaired.
Ballroad Work, Engines, Boilers, Castings OF Iron
or Brass PorgiDgs &c.
gents in the southern States for Blake's patent
STONE AND uhE CRUSHER-an Invaluable
machine for parties having any KIDD OF stone or
ore TO break into fragments. send for descripsse
circular. dn.,1
rSGTNES from "a TO 90 horse power.
Scrap iron, Brass, and Copper, wanted.
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ITO PHYSICIANS. g1ag E. .asi4
-S- .rr.s... .1sg ia z-sHt-
ELIXIR OF BROMIDE OF POTASSIUM.

Bromide Of Potassium Is now one Of the most
popular and valuable nervous sedatves and altera-
tves known to the profession, but Its decided me-
tsIlc taste is often an obstacle to its ue with dell
cate and irritable stomachs. To obvLate this
difficulty We have prepared the Elixir" in
which the unpleasant taste is disguised. Each
fluid drachm contains five grains OF Bromide Of
Potassium - MRADE & BAKER
r-,-.e.-, Dispensing Pharmacists,
ar,'ls = = - - =. Gle Main street.
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E.-GATHRIGHTw will sell at 10 O'Clock a
large assortment of furniture beds etc.
CONSTABLE TALL will sell at 10 o'clock lot
Of household, furniture. 4sA
COOK LAUGHToN Will sell at the horse.
lot, at 10 o'clock, horses, mules. SC. g., a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24

cEsURF oIL.-The great healing remedy
Kind on man or beas. Warranted to cure 10 every
case or no pay. One ounce equal to abound OF
any healing remedy known, It ls all you want IN
persons and certificates testify to It's remarkable
mh IL .grr.EF fy5 DOVE q MOsELEf.l
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LADIES', LIsT.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN,
IL THE EMANCHESTER PoST-OFF1CE
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MACHINE SHOP. @ al@
{SLOAT d ADDIN6TON.

lxls CARY STREET. NEAR FoURrEEnTH HTRHxT,
where we do all kinds OF work In the line Of q
well. I.regu,sted mschipe shop. Al kinds or iron
work made and repaired, from the largest size
ins. machine needle. u &6EEg942 is
We 20 and send workmen In the country to do
all kinds OF work ut reasonable rates. Our spe.
machinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
Tor the following: Judson's Patent aoynrnoS
Utica steam Gauge company's Steam 6auges, thc
steam.sngine Packing Hcrton,s Lxthe Chacks ;
Gardner's Patent Barn-door Lock and Hasp, COM
numerous to mention. And as natives and adopted
natives of the sacred Virginia soil we sak faaT
poftion OF pass0naaffsso affsoRsE a. sLoAr. 80,
mh fem &. JACKSON ADOIG0TON.
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PRICES OF ADMISSION

PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Parquette and Dress Circle. %
reserved seats 1s
Box sheets for the sale OF reserved seats win 10
open Wednesday, April 2lst, at o. clock. NJ the
Richmond Musical pxchange OF John W Davies.
Main street. and will continue there during the
season. Correct iibrettos OF The above operas can
also be obtained there ase1 - Fr-tf 81
]. r. ZIMMEHMAN., Treasurer.
The grand plano used with the orchestra Is from
throughJ w. Davies, agent for this city aplo
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TURNER has favored us with The Round
Table for this week.
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on BALES GUM SARTs FOR sale by
AU apa PALME2. HARTs0oK q W.
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DREMIUM FURNITURE PoLIsH, Sfor
i 4! polishing and senoyating fnrniture, pislo,,
picture. frames, &C., sold by n,..
/ an aa-3tx f9&L Sixth aud Broad sreets.
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A You've MAN-HB
eHooTs HIMSELF IN PLAY.-Yesterday
morning at about 81 o'clock case of acci-
dental shooting took place at Mrs. A. M.
Wilson's hoop-skirt manufsctory, on Broad
street between Eighth and Ninth, which
resulted in the death of q young man
named Frank Wilson, son Of the proprie-
tre5s. @.
Shortly before the occurrence young Will
son went up stairs to his room, over his
mothers establishment, and brought down
his pistol, small four. barreled one Of
Smith & Wesson's pattern. Being Of o
playful disposition, he commenced to try to
scare the young ladies in the work-room by
pointing the pistol at them and at himself.
In the course of his fatal play he held the
pistol to his right cheek, muzzle pointed
upward, and pulled the trigger. A report
followed, and young Wilson fell to the floor,
exclsiming, "Oh! mother, don't cry" a., At
first those who stood around did not appre
ciate the fact that he was really shot, think
ing he wss only making believe. But soon
the blood oozing from the wound inflicted,
and the ghastly pallor that overspread his
face told that his play had met with Sc
rious termination. Drs. Wexford, Lyons,
and Coakley, we're called in, and discovered,
by probing, that the ball had entered the
right cheek, and taking an oblique direc-
tion upwards had lodged in the brain over
the right eye. The young man fingered
until about quarter Of II o'clock in the
day, when he expired. .-..-.
Young Wilson was aged about nineteen
years, and had the character OF being a
most devoted and dutiful son to his mother.
He was possessed of an amiable disposition,
and prominent among his traits was that
which has proven go fatal to him, playful
ness. His mother, Mra. A. NJ. Wilson, is
widow lady, and this makes the fourth
grown son she has lost within the past
year, all in the house in which this acci-
dent occurred. This sudden, awful sddi-
ton to her great atfliction makes the affair
one Of the saddest ne have recorded for
some time past,
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gntthtnl,ulllttdd ntthtl,l 9islp1a;tttt.
SATURDAY. ..s...". APRIL "a, 1869.

THE CALCULATIONS OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is (LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OITY. - :. In
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Schooner L. 8. Levering. henry L. Stellwager !;
schooner Lillian. Captain B. Smith brig VIII
liam Marie. captain Archer; schooner Young
Mary n. TVier, John a. Abrams; schooner Oaks
Ames ID. w. Vaunote: steamer Triumph, Thomas
II. aalIaher; steamer Mountain, William Henry !;
schooner Eveline McClair. Charles Dunnipg !;
schooner Gear, j. A. Monde schooner 70 Samuel
Proctor; schooner B. J. Vaughan William B.
e. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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ROORs AND sTATKONERY,

NOVELS, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
rnACTICAL and sCIENTIFIC BOOKS,
STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS OF all styles
and descriptions. .~.... ....
Also. Foley's celebrated GOLD PENS.
JOHN Fl. WALSIrs.
an "a .--."- sIB BROAD street Richmond. Va,
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,GCH0OL-B MISCELLANEOUS
~ WORKS, and STATIONARY. wholesale and
retail, on the best terms, ct 1918 Main st! eet.
Catalogues sent to all who apply. .. 4
a large Countipg-House Desk for sale cheap.
eplo RANDULPH & ENGLISH.
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TIME CONSTITUTION OF VIRGINIA,
L FRAMED BY IHE CONVENTION WHICH
MET IN RIGHMOND, VA, TUESDAY, DE-
CEMBER 8. 1se7.
This pamphlet will be mailed, postpaid, to any
address. at len cents per copy. Everybody should
see what tney are TO vote for or against.
j. WALL TURNEk, bookseller,
an 10 llId Main street. Richmond, Va.
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INITIALS.

Editor Of Riehriond Times, Domestic Insurance
Company, Register, B. 4. (al, Grand Scribe q. D.
s. of IT, Q, Main ttreet, southern Mutual Be
Editor Pc ecsbnrg and .Richmond Southern Field
and Firesfde. Shipping flee Juoge Probate
Court, Box Q, ~. 81. W., American Fiber Compa-
ny, CapitoIa Bicks's Steam hDgne Company (2),
a. NJ. E. Church. ELDERS ofIhe Christian Church,
Recorder OF Wills.
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NEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
Nv, OPPOSITE POsT-OFFICE: L...ts..3
THE CHAPLTT OF PEARLS. By the author
OF "The Heir Of Redclyfe.n
LIFE AND LETTERS OF FITZ-dEEEN HAL
LECK. Edited by James Grant Wilson.
HAWAII; An Historical Account of the Sand.
HALPiNE's (Miles o'Rielly) PoETICAL
-r WORKS.
South American novel,
Together with 1ll the latest publications.
large stock Of STATIONERY, In great Varie-
Il Re II ~ All. CHRIsTIAN & co.
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mrs. ElCaISGS bhhhAbD.,.... OltcCt<VSos
A. b. PENSOYEH .,..... .....t.. buslne6S 0aha&ofs
D. bAHRESS SOEuhStOts
Blk GRAND OPERAS, .g.sI
COMMENCING ..,.s,a.es.r
MONDAY EVENING. April stth
REPERTOIRE FOR THE eEAsON:..
:" TRAYTATA,
CROWN DIAMOEDE gsk sga
BJHEMIAN GIRL,
Y NORMAL 20Ss hs-@.f
MARTHA, IL
(For the benefit Of Mrs. @. r. Bernard, and
FRA DIAYOLO. frE 5esl
The follo-ipg .rtists will appear ::
MRS. G. X. BERNARD (lste Caroline ktchiug),
MRS E. SYGUlN, .ztct4r' 1H H'ENaE
MISS EDITH ABELL.
MISS ANNA MISCHKA.
. MISS FANNY GONZALES, res-1
MR.. WILLIAM CATTLE,
N..M MIR. 8. q. CAMPBELL,
Mr.. EDWARD sEGUIN, % '-E10F1-g
MR. HENRY PEAKES
ME. JAMES PEAKEs, y =
MR.. JAAEs ARNOLD,
Mr.. CHARLES DREW.
assisted by q full and COMPLETE CHORUS or
young aud fresh voices, and q full orchestra.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The new %Hek
a. and elegant side-wheel steamship G
-4RhTO9A, Captain LEXAH DER, VIII leave her
wharf ut Rockets on SUNDAY, .priI 16th. at4
clock z. Il. Freight received all day ahTUa-
Day. Fare, $12. Round tickets, $50. Steerage, %.
For freight or passage, apply to ~ sT,sY
WILLIAM q. DUNHAM & CO.,
ap2 Alt corner Eleventh and Main Streets
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'1rARTNE INTELLIGENCE

s7 MARINE INTELLIGENCE
o~~~<,>~~~~~~-~~>~
MINIATURE ALMANAC, Ar1TE M. Mss.a
Sun rises.... ......s 20 Moon - -
! FPoRgfOF RICHMoND,J ApSfT IS, 1899.
fIn9 Ia4ara0 70 1ARatyspsRt's ati9af@
Steamer Petersburg, Gsoghegan, BsltimSre,
merchandise ard passengers, yHarveys WIZ
Hams. "a sF.e t-rr6c aT5ET sa1 s9 53s5Nt
Steamer J. s. Green, Pratt. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, W.P Porter.
Steamer Niagara, !. Blakernanr New SYerks
merchandise and passengers, W. @. Dnnham
"a Cor o6t Uig5 ttsggsas bad ,5is.ii3J Ti311
! Steamer, Eliza Hnpcpx, Giaord,i Norfolk,
merchandise md passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Brig Chrtstisn TX Soma, Rio Janeirc, iour,
Gallego Manufacturing Company. ..E1.ts
Brig Herald (Brfttsh), De Grouchy, Bahia,
-four, Haxall, Crenshaw 20. hi9ga gs
Schooner Somerville Britishl. Masters, Nor
folk, light y st-s = it'ss7 ssf1-
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- ~sE yAHIUsERIENTS.ri 4
pICHMoND THEATRES o. 80
ELK NIGHTS ONLY.

RICHIEGs ENGLISH, OP IRA COMPANY.
Mrs. G.. EIcHISGs BERNApD.,.... =. .Directress.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

.i5qaE Religious Services Is =
We have been notified Of the following
changes in the order for religious services
tomorrow :szEs y 4 Ed ai4s -
s,..rz-,r, a-- ..of METHODIST.
y, Union Station.-Bishop D. 8. Doggett
will preach at IL A. NJ, and Rev. B. F.
Woodward at 8 P. M 9Th ~ !,
Ssaman's Bethel. Rev. F. J. Boggs will
preach at 3P. M. ~ ga -
.E93 d ,zgE2 PRESBYTERIAN. ~ 2l1z r9z
b. Third Church Church Hill) Rev. Will
Ham E. Hill, Of the Union Theological
Seminary, will preach at IL A. M.
BAPTIST. q
Second Church.-Rev. J. A. Chambliss,
having returned to the city, will preach at
IL A. M. and s P. NJ N'@I'' gF
Manchester.-Rev. Joseph F. Deans, the
newly-elected pastor, will preach at II A.
M. and s Pm. - a.rs. a.<
Rev. T. I. Preston, of this, city, at ~
o'clock P. M. ~ 800, r..s ,
Sycan,ore.-Rev. Thomas N. Arnold,
having returned to the city, will occupy his
pulpit as usual, preaching at II A. NJ. and
s P. Nj. $780,. .,>'a. ~
ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
st. Mark's.-The pastor Of this church
will preach ct IL o'clock A. M. Services
also in the afternoon at AZ o'clock, at
which time Rev. s. A. Repass will occupy
the pulpit. This will be the last opportu-
nifty Of hearing this divine, as he will leave
the city early next week.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
st. PaupS.-The Sunday school of this
church will hold their anniversary celebra-
ton in the church at 81 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.