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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVES MASS MEETING IN MADr-
SON WARD.-A meeting of the Madison
Ward Conservative Club was held at Mon
ticello Hall last night-James N. Dunlop
(president) in the chair.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen to represent the Club in the city
executive committee {: Thomas w. Nc
Canoe, j. B. Harvey, William s. White,
Isaac Hutzler, and Charles Clineley.
The fifth article Of the constitution was
amended so as to make all Conservative cit
1zens @ OF the ward members of the club.
The club then resolved itself into O mass
meeting with the same officers. The min
utes Of the last mass meeting were read, in
cluding O resolution adopted referring the
various plans for nominations to the con-
ference committee, and pledging the meet
ing to support the action of the committee.
Mr.. r. Fl. Christian moved to reconsider
the vote by which the pledge above refer
red to was agreed to.
The chair ruled the motion out Of order.
to which ruling an appeal was taken by Mr..
Christian which appeal being put to the
vote of the meeting the ruling Of the chair
was reversed, and after discussion by seve.
raj gentlemen the motion Of Mr.. Christian
to reconsider was adopted.
Mr.. III. T. Clark, from the committee Of
ACuSCS tI-Ou tCpoAVSo ohO pAoh AoA hoAAlA
nations as revised.
Mr.. Christian then submitted series oI
resolutions providing for new Committee
of Conference, and that the delegates from
this ward be instructed to vote in that com
mittee for nominating convention.
After discussion by Messrs. r. T. Daniel,
George D. Wise, A. NJ. Kelley, Stratton
Rosine, and others, the following amend
ment to Mr.. Christians resolution, offered
by MIR. Kelley, was unanimously adopted
=" ReSoloed, That the chairman Of this
meeting appoint new committee of seven,
and invite the chairmen of the Conservative
clubs Of the other wards to appoint each O
like committee of seven, to whom all plans
for nominating candidates for city officer;
shall be submitted, and that said confer.
ence committee report said plan by publ
cation" ..
On motion of Mr.. Kelley, seconded by
Captain Wise, resolution was passed
piedging the ward to abide by the result ol
the new conference.
Mr.. Johns submitted n series Of resolu.
tions urging the speedy passage by the LIE.
gislatrre Of q new charter for the city Of
Richmond, and that certain officers now
elected by the Council be elected by the
people. Laid on the table.
After addresses by Colonel NJ. johnson
and others, the meeting adjourned.
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TEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS opened yesterday,
after brief Easter holiday, most OF them
with their full quota Of scholars. There
are 1000 children in attendance upon the
schools, and every one is full. The in
state the opening Of q number Of others
during the coming scholastic year. With
the close Of the present term large num-
Der Of the pupils will have passed through
those now established, ,-primary, interme-
diate, and grammar-and there Will be an
imperative necessity for high school; IN"
deed, the grades Of a system Of public edu-
cation will not be complete until scholar
can be fitted for the University.
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SENI-ANTUAL INSPECTION OF TIE FIRE
DEPARTAENT.-The semi-annual inspection
Of the Fire Department (required by State
law took place yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the corner Of Byrd and Ninth
streets, under the supervision Of Captain
Charters, Chief Engineer of the Fire De"
partment. There was full turnout of the
members and all the apparatus proved to be
in first-rate condition The men presented
fine appearance.
The Alert company, of Manchester, fine
body of men, under command OF Captain
Waugh, visited our city department, bring
ing over their new hand-engine, which is
No. machine. The Company was met at
corted to the trial ground, when the trial OF
the engines commenced. with the following
result s ~
Alert Company Chand-engine), Manches.
feet. A A'
Company "A," hand-englne,) S-inc1
nozzle, 100 feet hose, threw 179 feet,
| Company Cd" hand-engine,l H-inct
nozzle, 100 feet hose, threw 1854 feet.
Company "B," (steamer,) IL x-inch noz'
zle, 100 feet hose, threw 240 feet.
Company &C." (steamer, 1S Inch noz'
zle, 100 feet hose, threw 227 feet, and at on
extra trial allowed she threw 230 feet.
The apparatus Of the Truck Company
was also in fine condition.
| After the trial the force was dismissed
land the Manchester boys were taken
charge of by Company GA" and enter
tanned at their engfne-house; after which
they escorted them to the bridge on thell
return home. The Manchester company
expressed themselves delighted with theil
visit.
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Fl MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, April %, compiled from sections re.
turns received at the office of the Board OF
Health: "
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 81;
In addition, 3 still-born were reported.
Sex: Males, II; females, 10. Color: White
males, 9; white Females, 5; coiored males,
10; colored females, II. Condition: Single,
1S; married, s; widows, 2; unknown, 8.
Nativity: United States, 81. Locality: City
Mt large, 9; Marshall Ward, 2; Jefferson
Ward, ]; Madison Ward, a; Monroe Ward,
7; Clay Ward, 1; almshouse, 2; Medical Col
lege lnfrmary, 4; Central Lunatic Asylum,
2. Age: l day to go, 8; months to II, 2; /
year to 8, 2; years to 10, /; 20 years to 80,
!; 80 years to 40, 1; 40 years to 30, 2; 90
years to 60, 2; 60 years to 10, 4; 80 years to
80, /; unknown, 4. By whom certified:
Regular practitioners, 26; coroner, 2; board
of health, 8. Causes Of death: Asthma, 1;
brain disease, 1; bronchitis (acute), 1; con-
sumption, 3 r colored, white); Group, J.;
catarrh, 1; commissions, 2; cholera morbus,
1; dropsy, /; dropsy Of heart, l; debility,
/; heart disease, l; infantile lockjaw, l; in
fanticide, 1; old age, 1; peritonitis, 1; pre-
mature birth, /; pneumonia, 8; syphilis, l;
typhoid fever, 2; tubercular disease, !
(White): unknown, 2.
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"- FIRST-CLASS STOCK.
. CHARLES Is. ROUSS

NHAhJrS hoOSAS
No. lac DUANE STREET, NEW YORK ,s.
the gallant Confederate soldier and genuine VIZ
ginia rebel, who surrendered with bis beloved
commander at Appomattox Courthouse buys
more than TWO MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF GOODS ANNUALLY at the great auction
sales Of New York, where all the irstclass whole
sale houses OF New York buy their goods. and
from his headquarters distributes his BAR
GAthSto to his fifty retafl houses, located In six
different States. .. ..... .. ...
Wcget our share Of these bargains, and are now
opening
!, coo Yards bssutiful BERAGE DRESS GOODS
at only losc. worth 25c. /;
FRENCH CAMBRICS;
1000 yards elegant DRESS GOODS Of different
kinds;
The best BRITISH HOSIERY;
The best KID GLOVES; rr-- -
The best LINEN DAMASKi 80. 9g
The best TOWELS at 6oc. worth 7o.c; ,eg-
The best STRAW HATS for ladies;
The best PLAIN ana FANCY MATTINGI
The best SASH aud NARROW RIBB0Nsi
snd the best everything s,s. ~ s..s-..s4 ssf
.......s.. .s. , DuckWALL a EoUEss 90
>gH Na hssa stssss, opposite se.segsa
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BALTIMORE VIA THE YoRK RIVER ROUTE. =
On and after Thursday next passengers by
the York River route for Baltimore and
points north will leave Richmond from the
York River Railroad depot at s3.15 P. NJ. for
West Point, and there connecting with the
steamer State of Virginia or Admiral, both
of which have been recently fitted up, will
reach Baltimore the next morning In time
to connect with the early trains for Phila-
delphia, New York, and the west. Under
this schedule the York River route will pre-
sent new attractions, and become still more
popular. sa .-, .se .:-.s
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EXECUTIVE ApPo1NTMENTs.-A. Meade
Smith, Esq, has been appointed notary
public for the city of Richmond. Louis
Gimmi has also been appointed weighmas-
ter of live stock for the city of Richmond:
Justices for Notto,oay Connty.-District
No; F. " Epps and aIG F. VI W. Deans ansj;l" No:
No. 3, James II. Dobbins, John f. Irwin, j.
Luther Powell, and D.. s. Wilson, Jr. ; Dis
trict No. 4, g. I. Cralle, William Atkins,
William Fitzgerald, and Josiah Watts.
ConstabIes for same county.-District No.
/, William j. Downs; No. 3, William T.
Christian No. 4, Robert N. Hardaway.
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We have determined to reduce to lees thSn The
regular gold rates the price Of every article Of our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches;
Jewelry, and silverware, and ask an inspection Of
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
forless than they can be bought III the frst-clasa
houses OF New York and PhiladeIphis. We In
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dis-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Veat and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief.
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagste, Ruby siSnet, Dia-
mond Engagement and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Jewels and Jewelry, Spectacles
and Eyeglasses, Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks.
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces IN cases.
NowLAN q Co.,
Main street corner Of Tenth.
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q. LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE APRIL &c.
Mr.. John Peilequine, Richmond, Va; Hon.
E. r. Tiller, Fl. D. Bird, no address; Miss
s. F. Dickerson, Bumpass, Va; Mrs. Oc-
tavia Ann Morse, Boston, Mass.; Miss Mary
E. Walton, Jackson's Va; Mr: Thomas
Jefferson Lee, Chesterfield Depot, Va; A.
S. Beazley, Esq, Flippos Store, Va
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LAURA KEENg.-As will be seen from the
announcement elsewhere, this celebrated
actress, with her superior company, will up
pear here on Monday next in the great
Partisan sensation Of Frou Frou." From
the favorable impression made by this COM
.pany when last in the city we are sure that
the theatre will be filed to receive them.
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RE SOMETHING LONG NEEDED. !.
CHOICE SELECTIONS OF SUPERIOR
LACES RIBBONS
EMBROIDERY,
wHTE GOODS,
HOSIERY, -r. /
HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.
We bave opened Tin addition TO our stock or fine
sHOEs) choice selection Of FANCY GOODS,
embracing in part full lines Of
LACES, EMBROIDERY, WHITE GOODS, !
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDKER~
CHIEFS. RIBBONS, &c.
The goods were selected within few days by
Mrs. HARRIS In person, with great care, and with
view to please the most refined taste In quality,
design and price. We are prepared to show some
or the finest and choicest gooda ever offered In the
city. MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
I'D 2o-lw Corner Fifth and Broad streets.
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MAp-Doas.-We have never heard OF 80
many mad-dogs at this season Of the year
as now infest the city. We have already re-
ported several cases, and on Monday mad;
dog made bis appearance on the Dock and
biz OF, Unfortunately, every living thing
it came across. Several dogs and cows were
thus bitten, and child had its clothing torn
of, though, fortunately, the skin was not
touched. The neighborhood of the Dock
is infested with horde Of vile ours, which
are horrible nuisance.
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE win sell at 10 A. M. ut the
residence Of Dr.. Joseph c. Walden, on Fifth
street, household furniture, carpets, etc.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at Il II. at the
factory No. zoos Main street, between Twenti.
eth and Twenty-arss streets, steam engine, to-
bacco-cutter, and other tobacco msnufactu-
fers' fixtures. ss
FRANCIS T. IsBELL win sell for the trustee at
q 2. N. . framed tenement and lot on the
north side OF Westham plauk-road between
Monroe and Belvidere streets.
COOK q LAUGHToE win seil at Il n house
and store, kitchen, stable ETC., at corner Of
Gilmer and Marshall streets.
w.:R. ROBINS win seli sor the commissioner
at SP. M. q residence on Grace street, Church
Hill.
PAINE q co. viii sell at 10 A. n. dry goods,
boots and shoes, ready.nade clothing, etc.
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GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPBRANcE.-
The Grand Division Sons of Temperance
meets this evening at o'clock in the hall
of Shockoe Hill Division. The temperance
cause has received fresh impetus in the
State of Virginia, and the sessions Of the
Grand Division will be attended with more
than ordinary interest.
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JEFFERSON WARD CONSERVATIVE ORsANI-
zAr1oN.-At a meeting of the executive
committee of Jefferson Ward held at MIR.
j. NJ. Higgins's store yesterday steps were
taken for a thorough organization of the
party in the ward; and the plan prepared
will be submitted to the Club on Thursday
night. Mr.. Louis j. Bossieux was elected
ward superintendent, and Messrs. John
Hagan, Jr., Solomon Wise, Samuel q.
Flournoy, and James c. Smith, were ap-
pointed to represent the ward In the city
executive committee.
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gWAsTEp-All persons having forfeited pledges
at Il. HARHIs BROTHERS., 1881 Main street, to
redeem or renew them on or before Wednesday,
April 2h, as their auction sale takes plsce on the
asth, and further indulgence will not be granted.
g., Money loaned on diamonds, watches, jewelry,
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Mayors CoURT, TuEsDAr-Mayor Ely
sos presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of by his Henor:
Susan Carter (coloredb charged with
stealing $1.59 from r. @. McNamee. no
evidence appearing against her she was dis
charged.
James Shaw, charged with being drunk
and disoEderly in the street. Fined 20 and
dismissed. E&
Margaret Lynch (an old offenderl, charged
with being drunk and disorderly In the
street. Held to bail In the sum OF 500 for
her future good behavior.
Frederick Richardson (colored, charged
with violating the city ordinance by rum
ming q wagon on the street Without number
or license. Fined $40 and discharged.
BETTE Clarke (coloFedl, charged with
Throwing hoe water on the person OF @.
Clarke and injuring him considerably. Held
to BAH each in the sum of 800 for their fu-
ture good behavior.
Frederick Richardson, charged with rum
ming q wagon on the street without number
or license. Fined Sf0.
William Doherty Omitted States soldierl
charged with sleeping In the streets Sup
posed to be deserter). Sent to headquar-
ters.
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QuALr1ED.-Edmund G. Minor, Esq,
qualified Yesterday before John S. Rady,
Esq, notary public for the city of Rich
mond, as judge for the county of Henrico,
and will open the court for said county on
Monday next, the I'd Of May. Also, Ed
mund r. Meanley qualified before Mr.. Rady
as fish inspector for the city of Richmond,
and will enter upon his duties imme-
1iatalv
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CoRHs, BUzioss, BAD NAILS, &c.--In reply to
anxious inquirers, DR.. SCHULTZ begs to say he Is
stif to be found at his oIdestabl!shed Office, Nine
teenth street near Main, afording, as usual, the
most wonderful, instant, painless, and lasting
RELIEF to sufferers ever known. al
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CLERK OF HENR1co CIRCUIT CoURT.-Mr.
Temple Elicit has been appointed clerk OF
the circuit court Of Henrico; not OF the cir
cult court Of Richmond, as stated in seme
Of the papers. Mr. Elicit has occupied the
position before, and proved himself most
efficient and capable clerk.
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CAAF ALL sIzEs.-The clothing sold by T.
S. BALDWIN q Co, Main and Tenth streets, IS
cut and made equal to custom work, and at one
third less price. They have their sizea made spe-
cislly to order, and with rs full stock as they
now have can ft all sizes without trouble. Buy
your clothing and furnishing goods there. Their
prices ara fhslowest. as their goods are the best
T., the CITY.
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LOAN, o3yIoB or II. HAHgIs q BRoTHER,1
SEaI MAIN gTREKT,
rrprrwHrya 9pvaHrrRrru \

I.oAH oRyIoH or Fl. HAgRIs 4 gnoTnER,
sRrwBEs FIPFBKNTH AND SEvBNTEKrTH. }
sT SPECIAL NOTICE Is CALLED
to our auction sale OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
on THURSDAY, April -, at 10 A. IL. Amongst
our forfeited pledges Is . magnificent set Of SIX
PIECES weighing nearly 100 ounces) OF Sill
vER and large SILVER PITCHER, BOWL,
and GOBLET; also, several complete SETS OF
DINNER, DESSERT, and TEASPOONS; siso'
FORKS, MUGS. and LADIES.
This silverware IS nearly new, and those In want
Of suca articles would do well to attend our sale.
A. II O'Clock we will commence to sel this silver
ware. s Ers@
our stock OF GOLD WATCHES 10 very large
and of superior makers, and well worthy the at
tention Of buyers
All persons having forfeited pledges should pay
their dues at once they will be sold st our sale.
MONEY LOANED ss usual on DIAMONDS
WATCHES JEWELRY. CLOTHING, &C.
a. HARRIS & BROTHER,
apa7-ss " e1 Pavnbrokers.
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EIARENE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 81, 1870.
Sun rises. ............ SIT Moon rises. ..... S.0e
Sun sets............. 6.43 High tide. ....... LS7

l..
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL &C, 1879.
ARRIVED. b.
Steamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandlse and passengers, W. c. Durham q Co.
Brig II. Porter (Brltish), Card, Norfolk, light.
Schooner William Frayser, Applegarth, Nor
folk, empty barrels, Curtis q Parker .r
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, April 2s.-Arrived, steamer Mary
Washington, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. #f
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Arriyed, schooner III.
Muns3n, Dayton, from Richmond.
BOSTON, April 25.-Cleared, schooner p. W.
Johnston, Marts, for Richmond. Arrived 24th,
schooner Francis Hatch, Fales, from Richmond.
: NEW YORK, April 25.-In port, schooner Annie
P. Douglas, loading for Richmond Cleared 2sd,
schooners Albert Mason, Rose and s. e Jayne,
Collins for Richmond. Arrived 2ad, j. Fl. Lock
wood, Sharrett, from Richmond.
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CURES OF ALL DIsRAsEs, or sTHE FEET.--Dr.
KENDALL, af Londan, WIN comes among us
highly recommended as q gkilfut aud successful
ehisopoaiss, hss eparet On ofiee on Main ssJssts
sf,t q Inn aoafs saesa lha Hposswnsa wassa hs
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QUALIFICATION OF INspEcT0R.-E. G..
Fisher, Jr., appointed by Governor Walker
inspector of tobacco at Sheckoe Warehouse,
qualified on Yesterday before the clerk Of
the Hastings Court-Ed. G. Fisher surety.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL ~. 1870.

TRa aRar1sHossza gaB RlcRuoaD MaxoR.
ALTY EAsH--A tgo0diy number OF people
assembled m the room or the Ceurt of Ap-
peals Yesterday expecting to hear the deci-
sion OF the court in the 1abeGs corpus cases
/ OF Bell es. Chahoon and Dyer %. ElyBon.
The only Judge absent was Judge Chris
tan, who arrived during the afternoon
Judge Moncure stated That the decision
weuld be rendered at II o'clock this morn.
fng-an hour earlier than The session Of the
court usually commences.
The interest In these cases has been IN
ereasing daily since the argument was
closed, and telegran1s and letters have beon
received here from other cities of the Com.
monwealth inquiring anxiously as to the
result. - ss .'ss /2as
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{ For TEE FULLEST MBA5uRE, cheapest end
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. go
to Mr. j. B. WArKrSs's, LII Main street, nearly
opposite this oface. Thoroughly- pine
wood at o. Is peg cord, delivered. s'Ssf
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MI NOTTINGHAM l. A CE CUR
IAINS, purchased at a large bankrupt sale' Cur
fatns as low as $5 a set for two Windows; better
s,v,es from SO TO seo Also, NOTTINGHAM
LACE at from 20 to soc. per yard.
A large assortment Of WINDOW SHADES,
BANDS aud CORNICES for Curtains, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Every No. of COATS'S COTTON now In store.
frice, soc. per dozen. ap]'
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may Be consulted BY an VINO are adsaeted WIN dis:
eases Of ths feet I'm she fru ,assarareeoEa areedy
and permanent feliss Testimonials can 30 seef
at his Office given by responsible citizens sf I'D
ctr - :. ats 4, s.4.g1i,S@ &. tl..y s.el7 !
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:,9iflsnlond Aispattll.

The BCTRCULATToH OF TEE DIsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TEE COMBINED CIR
CULATIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
HEWsPAPERs OF THE CITY.
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New York, Baltimore, ;Tsshsnston, and Rich.
mond dailies and! Heek2tsa st ELLYsoH TEY.
LoR's news depot. next 70 Dispdteh bailding.
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Conn AND FLouB E1oHANaE.-On and
from this date the Corn and Flour Exchange
win be opened at hal-past 8 A. NJ. Sales
to commence at and close at 10 a. N.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

r LADIES' DRESS GOODs-we
have now I'm store
IIpANESE POPLINS and SILKS
rI.IN and FIGURED JAPANESE CLOTHS,
LIMOS. MoZAMBIQUES.
PLAIN and PRINTED FRENCH CAMBRICS
PLAIN and PRINTED LAWNS,
SINGHAMs, PIQuEs,
DRAB and RUFF LINENS,
ALPACAS, DELAINES,
IRON aRENADIsEs, RAREGEs, s..E
LINEN LAWNS; .... .......,
p0PLINS checked and striped;
SAINSOOK;
MILL and SWISS MUSLINS: z
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CALI
cos; .....
pR1ILIANTS, MARSEILLES. &C, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
No. 1918 and Iats Msin street
sARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS Mt 10, u 30, ana
* ,us, one-half the regular prices' ap~
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CHILDREN's HoyrHL1Es for Nay at ELLYsoH
q TAYLoR's News Depot, next to. DtspGcs
building. ~ st~s&
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I BELOW GOLD PHICEs,-Paper collars 10 cents
per box excellent gauze shirts at rs censs apiecs
and other gentlemer's wear as proportional rates,
ns E. B. SPENCE q soN's, 1900 szain street.
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Gasnry, At,Gntic, Pusaau,, Ltppfmcoh, and
Eclectic, for May, at ELLYsoy & TAYLoR's News
Depot, NEXT to Dtspdtch building. @
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FoB TEE the fashion mon.hlles 20,
May can be had st Era;YsoNa 10 TAyhoR's ne6s
depot, next to Dispatcs building. -.s-s
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THE LADIES OF Richmond are now satisfied that
the LEE GALLERY Is the only place to get fine
and nfe-like photograph.
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NOTICE TO OSHIPPERS.-fsHe-u1ngyss
IN The boats Of tho JAMES RI -
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at u M on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at the
be afforded consignees, hut no obligation is as.
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight VIII not be delivered till charges ara
paid. ,Ate1
deli EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-27

m- JEwELRY, JEWELRY.-our
s,ock Of JET, GILT, and PLATED JEWELRf
Is complete. We call particular attention TO our
OLU-PLATED DJEWELRY. 1t is made Of the
hest gold, rolled on 10 hard metal. In point OF
workmanship and wear 1t is equal to what Ia SOLD
Tor solid gold and much better In many instances.
I, Will stand acid, and will not tarnish.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
MEETING one and half yards wide ut CSC.
r.r yard- the lowest price since lSaa. ap28