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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22


The Michigan Central and Lake Shore Road I'm connec
ton with the New-NOrk Central have made arrange
ents TO their fast trains to SewYork in q hours
This requires speed OF 5 miles hour The
rate Of speed of express trains the NewYork
and New Haven Road is IS miles hour; NewYork
Central IS Erie 30 miles hour; Atlantic and Great
western IS Rensselaer, AID baratOga, 50 miles New
York aud Harlem, 80 miles.
Work is advancing on the Eew-Orleans Mobile and
Chattanooga Road between New-Oreans and Mobile,
which crosses some formidable waterways AT the rigo-
letes which Is OF che outlets OF Lake POncharrnn
and close TO she mouth of the Peara region OF vast
swamps-tho OF nusketOes threaten 10 coInpel
the suspense OF tho work II Is difficult To get the men
a work there intended 10 complete road 10
Mobile by October.
The Back Bone Railroad Company proposes TO build
eyee railroad from New or leans up the Mississippi 10
Baton Rouge, and he westward across West Louisiana
through the Red River eonury to Texas 1t has recently
purchased the franchises the Crosse Tee Company,
which has road in operation for about Is miles west Of
Baton Rouge.
On Tho Lakn Superior and Mississippi Railroad the track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
GEORGE SAND'S BEST MORN


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bound IN morocco cloth. gilt side and bsck. Price 81 80
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HANS BREITMAEES BALLADS NeE, Enlarged snd only Com
pe EDITION BY CRLEs G. LELASD This edition Of Hans
Bretai Ballads everything that Hans Bretmsnn" has
written. With Complete Glossary n the whole published
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pad ca receipt Of pr,oe ~ the Publishers.
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NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

-
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE ~, l35n
Pus.rssr station New York corner Of Tuentys.vsSs and
FOar'1ys sn Ire re- o.
For Ssw Haven and Bridgeport (RI) no n; BIS tsLl
For Who'd S' sr.s5oi F.rss sogpo and ws..po 100 Il:so
For 70 stf..i 100 AGO 100 Ei 90, m;9o n.ls nr)
For D,neu, l. ll:2o 9:s5, 1:oo, $50 and s:ooP
s fG' IS. ssI sG "a SO $50 i rs sTI 1i ~ 1i' '
For Gssnush and ihtermsd,. 'i'loAs n;S N 1l 9
sunday Ma, Tr,s leave. T-oatyr.nhl, EeurOrt All, i
So''' VIA 10th Sp' cosskc Gi fs s' TRANS n
kor BO'iOa, VI, Springfield, 9, n. aud'Pa
For H.norj .ud sprnss.d' ~ Hs .:,op Hartford
SssPG IT. R. al;e ns connecting with Steamer across
Fer cOsn.eeus River Railroad, l2:ls to hoa:Fs,.
fo Hartford Proydspes Eshin Railroad n 2b
Fer shore Line X. way Al n to Norwich and Fo'denoe izi9'
Ys- Have. and EortA,mpoa R.lro,s n 800 m.
Northampton and Wiliamsbsrgk
For Hoss,iOsie Railroad 81. m snd sp n
rS bsnsaTy .DG sora.s R.o,d q M i2s and $50 w.
fOr Ne. Can,aa Railroad :. - i!ls go and $50
N. and p. trsia, JAMES b. HOTT saOs1iatsndest.
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILeOAD-rrins suve Tirieth-,i a. 0'ers:
ga N. Chicago kIprts, Ds~in can i.sehsL
m spea. Drawing Car KIpies C2easa No
% Ti ~ ~ si%s ss i Fg car. attached
NJ aOn'rs. tIgrss, nrs "1ng,roon cars ,ii,aheL .
spm ssconi P.eise EIprs with Sleeping ..ehei Chicago
Buffalo ssd Roetelt-, (T, rsn viii esve " sanlsa)
nrA- MFht APress, ssspnEe su.|hsL
go "a i $ i Pspshs, S..s:,, , ,.a
7:fo $40 To- aud nl .as $50 "a ll3o
ga m sandsy train for Povsbksspae.
Wa H. VANDERBILT, viosr;t'i'at
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~ DEPOT ~ NEW YORK. ne Of Liberty It., North Rv..
Ga and amer 1910 psssepg trains vii follow:
LEAVE EKMfOkK FOR BEIfGEEAVE AND HEWARK-A
6D0 $50 50 7:45 500 y.i5 I:l0 Y a.; leo
ze9 300 S:s tOt. 49, S $500 CSC. 1900 100 s:Oo,
e:tl. i0:i5, 1900 D a.
MAvR HRW .fc2H for wEsT BERGEH-A, 600 ITO s:a
n;lt,A N s:3o, tse $50 e;se 10 Zoo, 1875 zap
H. Kicker, Superintendent.
H.. p. BALDWIN Gen ss..n A-r,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

We drop games very pigeons striving and they in b'd r,t
There vef little change in fowls Chickens are Vsnaoe se'os"
Ne auote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22

rNROY LINE for ALBANY and TROY
Low PARE only s so being nearly 50 less than rail and Is
cent? and reduction TO Buffalo and the West "a
Saratoga and the North from Pier a. North River north Of Sprngst
daily Saturdays excepted st Sunday ~ Passenger by tins
Saratoga avoid the Inconvenience change Of Through
tickets and baggage checked TO all points - . . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-22
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
clock, as follows:
The following shows the result Of to-days business
the Sub. Treasury in this city

The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive or pecie)
1870, was S3,370,lll.
The bankers ha0azine for June, says of the National
Banks OF thu City: The loans equivalent
253 per beyond their capital. Assuming that the
average rate Of loans Is at the rate Of per per
annum this win leave for the banks an annual gross
profit OF per cent their capital" The capital OF the
banks h So 27o2O0 The loans the 18th inst were
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

The case of Joseph A. Berry against Gene
raj Montgomery and others for 800, 600
damages for false imprisonment and de-
struction of plaintiffs newspaper, in st.
Louis, in 1866, by the State militia, for al
legged disloyalty, has been decided against
Montgomery to the extent Of $50 damages,
the other defendants being considered not
guilty.
A correspondent writing from strasburg
to the Edinburg Banner takes bold ground
in favor Of division of the State, because
Of the alleged ignoring of that section In
the election OF judges Of the Court Of APP
peals, and other unfriendly legislation.
King William of Prussia has contributed
$3.50 In gold to the German Emigrant Soci-
ETY. of New York. s.,
Rev. DIR. Jeter, Of this city, is one OF the
presidents of the Educational Convention
now In session In Brooklyn, N. I.
Mile. Nillson, the great singer. viii visit
this country in September. a>.a /. ~ Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE SMASH! CRASH BANG 60 THE

m SMASH! CRASH BANG 90 THE
PRICES OF DRY GOODS STILL LoWERl
But few can realize how very low the prices Of
DRY GOODS are until they visit the store Of
LEVY BROTHERS and see the full yard-wide
FRENCH eERcALEs or PRINTED CAM
BRIcs a. zoe. per yard, would DO cheap as soc.
These eoods measure thirty-six inches wide.
Handsome GRENADINES at 1oc. per yard worth
aoc.:
LAWNS at l2s. lds, and seo.. the cheapest goods
ever made;
All wool DE LANES, every shade. ct sSc' per
yard worth soc.:
Good GINaHAMs Of raA IS. lsac., chespsr than
the cheapest;
Real EARLsToE GINaHAAis, very fine. at CSC.
worth s7sc;
pIoUEs from ase. to q per yard-the cheapest
and bes. assortment ever offered in any estab-
lshment In this city:
Handsome STRIPED MUsLINs as sc, worth sac.;
CHECKED MUsLINs from 20 to sac.:
NAINsOoK MUsLINs from CSC. to 81 per yard
CORD EDGE TRIMMING RIBBONB at eoc.
piece worth 81;
CORD EDGE TRIMMING RIBBONS at 7sc.
worth sl.2s a piece:
SATIN RIBBONS nearly two inches wide st 9oc'
per yard would be bargain at aoe. per yard ;
DlMlTY BANDS srloc. worth 2oc.;
The largest and best assortment Of HAMBERG
INsERTINGs and EDGINGs ever offered;
The new style GUIPURE BANDS and COLLARS
st popular prices;
LINEN NAPKINS at 7sc. per daSen worth 81;
HUCKABACK TOWELS at loc. piece worth
e0c.;
Large Size HUCKABACKT TOWELS at CSC. sold
amonth ago at aoc.;
IRISH LINEN, warranted all pure fax, at ssc.
per yard worth 5oc.:
MARsEILLEs TRIMMINGS at s5c. apiece, some
Of which arc worth 75c-
NEW STYLE
RUFFLE COLLARS,
CHEMISETTES,
READY MADE GARMENTS FOR LADIES'
and lots Of other goods.
But half Of the tale has been told.
| For further particulars, call at the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS.
sn9l 1918 and 1918 MAIN street.
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MAYORS COURT, THURsDAY-Mayor Ely
son presiding.-Continued case of George
klien, charged with trespassing upon the
premises Of William Camp, interfering
with his business, and annoying his family.
No evidence appearing, the case was dis
missed.
Continued case of William Lovenburg,
charged with unlawfully threatening the
life of Wilhelm Camp. No evidence ap.
pearing, the case was dismissed.
Continued case of Abram Harris and
John Cox (colored), charged with picking
the pocket of Mrs. James B. McMurdo OF
$3.50. Sent on to be indicted by the next
grand jury bail in the sum of $500 re-
quired, ia default of which they were sent
to Jail.
James Brooks (colored), continued case,
charged with having in his possession lot
of iron belonging to the Richmond and
Danville railroad, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, and the Old Dominion Iron Works,
and also box of tobacco belonging to some
unknown person. Sent on.
Milton Carpenter, charged with stealing
q sum of money from Mary Starkey.. Sent
on for trial before the next grand jury
term of the Hastings Court, and bailed in
the sum of $500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the lrl1e Of every article OF our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jrwelry, and Silyerware. and ask an inspection OF
our goods and prices, "hich re propose to offer
for less than they can be bought In the frst-cass
houses of New York end Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the cturers the
latest styles Of ricL Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Tearl Sets, Leontine Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagat Ruby signet, 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 L Co.,
Main street corner Of Tenth.
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sPECxs a. E0r1gw.
At ArR1L %, 1870.
pRV G0oi IS FOR TIE MILLION AS WELL
AS THE MILLIONAIRE,

All OF our goods are not bought Mt the New
York auctions, as no F1aST-CLASS STOCK can
II Sed rim auction sales.
Rcav 6 arrivals by steamer and express OF NEW
sud T.IEGANT GOODS. Just bought not exclu-
~ 4, FOR CASH. out bought right and sold right
:, .rds,nc GRENADINES enly fs per dress
,!!,"rsnt Hi.ACk and COLONEL SILKS very
,.,.l.,nt l"w oRGASDIES aud JAfANESE PoF-
cuECtfTED JAPANESE SILKS and aRENA-
.rtp,xibE and other PorLlNS for walking
yozAMB,QUEs, endless assortment ies' 90 %
rI0IsES. colored and white for ladies and chii-
VI .IS BUFF and other ISEN5 Tor sulls:
ti.nVFS COLLARS, CGRSETS,
riERiSS BLACK THREAD LAtES &C,
f,rrr assortment best PRINTS at 10. IL 10. ana
snlCnd,d line or Llama bnce ana hreaa
y,ngrts: Sha~ls In great variety: lolsery, SOCKS.
r. rni assortment Of fr,nch ana American
",.simrTrs for men and boys: irish Linens, Tow
,';p,,s &c al ante h,i!rn prices Quilts. skirts.
,i"a,, Ro,n,u shirts Gentemen's, Ladies, and
,i'Tirrn's [ Cndcrsh!rts &C., &c.
N"''''" 7. Il. PRICE 4 CO,
splp corner MAIN anu rie'eh'" s'''H'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

ISLE OF WIGHT TowNsHIPs.-The com.
missioners of Isle of Wight have divided
the county into three townships-viz.,
Windsor, Hardy, and Newport, with the
following places for opening the polls:
Windsor To,onship.-Canville, Windsor,
and the store of Irwin W. Dick.
Hardy To,onshtp.-Zuni, the courthouse,
and the crossroads at BurwelPs Bay.
Ne1cport Ioacnship.- -Smithtield, Carroll
ton below Benn's church, and at the store
of George F. Hall.
The following registrars of the county
were appointed: BENJAMIN Eley,- Mills s.
Watkins, Jesse B. Johnston, Edwin j.
Chapman, John r. Holleman, Richard d.
Randolph, John E. benson, James F. Chal.
mers, and Henry Ell. Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

RICHARDsoN-MoFA FARLAND CAsE-TwELFTH
Day OF THE TRIAL-FURTHER TESTIMONY
FOR THE DErENcE.-NeeO York, April 2O.-
At the opening of the court this morning
Frank 3. Gallagher, artist, testified that
Richardson and Mrs. Mcfarland had been
at his studio together. The counsel for the
defence offered as evidence numerous
papers showing the property of Mcfarland
and Richardson, the high character of the
former, and the recommendations he had
received as man of integrity from such
men as Horace Greeley, Edwin NJ. Stanton,
Samuel Sinclair, Salmon P. Chase, Mr.. Nc
Elrath, and others; but the court excluded
most of them.
Albert R. Matthews, stable proprietor,
testified that he sent carriages to the Winter
Garden, and once to the New Haven rail-
road, ordered by Richardson.
After some further business of an unim-
account of the indisposition of the Record.
or,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 2l 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, ". c. Dunham Il Co.
Steamer john Sylvester; GtaoEd, Norfolk mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatun.
Brig Mary Allerton, Bourne, Boston, merchar'
disc, Currte & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys q WILL
Schooner William Tice, Tice. Wilmington,
Del. via Osborne's, Curtis & Parker;
Schooner Gilbert Green, -, Baltimore, old
lower James river, Curtis & Parker:
Schooner II. Munson, Dayton, Baltimore, COAL
Curtis Parker. ,.u.
Schooner George II. Squire, Timmons, Phila-
delphia, railroad ties, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Kolon, jasper, New York. eta CHICK
ahominy river Curtis Parker.
schooner 81. L. Slaight. Willetts, Cnaries1on'
8. c. merchandise, Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, April 2i.zArrived, steamer MAY
Washington, Reyboid, BaltinoTe, 9erenanG,se srns
and sailed on return.
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SNATcH-THIEF.-W Mrs. DR.. L. C.
Crump was returning from shopping last
evening, and when in few yards of her
house, on Twenty-seventh street, a negro
boy caught hold of satchel she had on her
arm and pulled it violently from her. 1t
contained porte-monnaie with three or
four dollars also some articles Of costly
wearing apparel. Mrs. Crump had been
out shopping for some friends in the coun.
try. Three of these. young thieves have
trial before the next grand jury term of the
Hastings Court, and the third is now in
jail awaiting his trial before the Mayor this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

EXECUTIVE APPoIHTAENTs.-His Excel
lency Governor Walker has made the fol-
lowing appointments
Justices for Grayson county.-Litrell
Hampton, B. F. Cooper, Harvey Vaughn,
Alexander Cornett, Troy Cornett. Harden
Cox, William A. Cooper, Franklin Young,
and Eli W. Grear.
Justices for Culpeper county.-Frank l..
Gilkerson, Franklin Garnett, Thomas r.
Rixey, Thomas Harris, James W. Innskeep,
James W. Smith, William G. Crigler, G.. S.
P. Triplett, and Robert R. Duncan. Also,
John Green, constable of first district Of
same county
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EXCITING PURSUIT OF RoBBERs-REcovERY
OF $4,000 STOLEN MoNEY.-Terre Haute,
April 20.-SiXteen thousand dollars of the
money stolen from the office of the treastl-
rer Of Nermillion county have been re-
covered. a farmer saw two suspicious men
last evening, when he called to them to
stop. They ran. The farmer gave chase,
and a large gang of railroad laborers joined
in the pursuit. The fugitives fled to the
Wabash river and swan towards the other
shore. One Of them threw from his posses
sion package, which some of the pursuing
party secured, and 1t was found to contain
5000 of the missing money.
When the thieves reached the shore man
tried to stop them, and succeeded in knock
ing one down with a rail, but the other
drew a revolver and drove their antagonist
of. The two robbers then took to the bush,
with no clothing except their shirts and
drawers. The whole country is stirred, and
i'll their present condition they can hardly
escape capture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

". GODDIN will sell at O'Clock p. n. several
lots near the workshops Of che Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company.
GBUBBS win sell at IL d. framed
building on Council Chamber Hin near to
Mayo street. Also, at haif-past P. II. three
framed dwellings on the east side Of Adams
street just above Trinity church. Also, st
half-past o'clock P. 81. framed dwelling on
the east side Of adams between BYRD and
Peasants streets.
JAMES III. TAYLOR will sell atlP. N. brick
dwelling and lot at the northwest corner OF
Marshall and Monroe streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at their auction
rooms at 10 A. NJ household furniture, mock
ing-bird cages, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

BARGAINS FOR APRIL.
CHEyIuT FRENCH SACK SUIT. S22.
MELTON FRENCH SACK SUIT, coat and vest,
els.
MELTON WALKING SUIT, coat and vest, $50.
ChEyI0T WALKING SUIT, S2s.
SCOTCH COATING WALKING SUIT, $50.
DIAGONAL COATING WALKING SUIT, ss9.
FRENCH CRErE DRESS SUIT. coat and vest,
Ss2.
FRENCH CREPE SACK SUITS, coat and vest,
s2s.
FANCY CASHMERE PAETALOONS a. to $40.
YOUTHS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS sis, sls.
and $l7.
BOYS FANCY CASHMERE SUITS, Oil, sls.
and els.
Also, large assortment Of
= GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
at very low prices. JOHN s. DEvLIN,
1907 Main street Opposite the post-ofHce,,
an l5--sm Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

The TEMPEST AT BUENos AYREs.-Ltsbon,
April 20.-Later advices from the Argentine
Republic contain more particulars of the
frightCul storm which occurred ut the city
of Buenos Ayres on the 9th of March. The
wind blew a perfect hurricane and the
water in the Rio de la Platte rose SO high
as sto flood great portion Of the city. So
sudden was the overflow that men and
horses were drowned in the streets, and
many people barely escaped with their
lives. A great number of buildings were
undermined, which were subsequently
broken down and entirely destroyed by
the weight Of the goods in them. Ships
were driven ashore and wrecked or sunk at
their anchorage. Many sailors were drown.
ed. The damage was immense.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

TROUBLES OF AN ANCIENT CoLoRED BEAU.
An old colored servant of Mr.. j. NJ. Parker,
of Piscataway, Md, being in Washington
one day last week, went into barber-shop
and asked to have his gray hair dyed FASH
ionable color. The barber changed the
color to what seemed jet black, but by
the time the old man had reached his home
it was as red as brick-dust, and so altered
bis appearance that his wife did not recog-
nize him, and drove him out Of her house
for an intruder.
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AitI1mond 9ispatth.
TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

1NsoLENcE.-Forney raves as follows over
the insolence Of two negroes:
Yesterday the Hon. F. L. Cardozo, the
Secretary of State for South Carolina, and
Hon. c. L. Ransier, Chairman of the State
Central Committee of the Republican party
of that State, arrived in Baltimore to take
part in the proceedings of the National Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Union League of
America, which met there. The meeting
was appointed to be held at the EutaW
House. The above-named gentlemen ar
rived by the morning train, registered them
selves, and retired to their room to refresh
themselves. They had scarcely sat down be-
fIre they were waited upon by the proprietor
Of the hotel, who informed them that they
must Immediately depart. They demanded
the reason, and were informed that "no
niggers were allowed to put up at the
house" They demonstrated, and declined
to retire unless they were forcibly elected.
This they were then informed would be
done, and to save further trouble they de-
parted, after informing the hotel-keeper
that they should demand legal redress"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

CHANCE TO BE THOROUGHLY CURED OF
CoRNs AND BUEIoSs.-Dr. Kendall, a practi.
tioner for many years in this branch Of surgery,
from Regent street, London. can be found for a
short time at hts ONCE 7ls Main street, Richmond
Va. The sight OF corn or bunion as removed by
Kendall at once proves the impossibility OF
curing them by cutting, plastering, poulticing,
etc. His cures are instantaneous, eficacious, and
without pain.
Testimonials can be seen from all ranks and
conditions OF men Of all parts of the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

LADIES' FAIR of the Presbyterian church cor
ner Fourth and Grace streets Is open daily AFTER
IAN.
large and fine assortment Of beautiful end use
full articles is on exhibition All the delicacies OF
the season may be found in the refreshment sa-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

"a WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFIcENT."-A
prudent housekeeper purchases the best and cheap.
est article for the kitchen that can be obtained.
Dooley's Baking Powder Is the purest, best and
cheapest baking powder known. One pound Will
90 further in the culinary department than any
other in the market, and is guaranteed to produce
more satisfactory results, as the ingredients are
harmless. healthy, and nutritious. 1t Ia for sale
nv all good grOcers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

TEMPTATION is new article which Is having a
big run in New York. Cur friends E. B. SPENCE
& Son, having determined not to be outdone either
In New York or Richmond, have ordered on
o large lot OF the Temptation" " scarfs, when
seem to be the sensation Of the season. Let Us
advise you to 90 and see the "Tempration."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

STILL OPEN.-The ladies' Fair at DR..
Reads church, corner Fourth and Grace
streets. continues to attract large numbers.
The finest articles of children's clothing and
other species OF elegant needle-work adorn
the tables. The refreshment-room abounds
with everyshing that can tempt the ape
tite. Omen daily at II M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-22

s.ENGERFEsT. - The sangerfest of the
Northwestern Sangerbund, which takes
place at Cincinnati in June, will probably
be the greatest musical festival ever given
In this country. Thirteen hundred singers
and three hundred musicians have been en-
gagged, and an immense building is being
erected. 1t will be two hundred and fifty
feet long, one hundred and ten feet wide,
and win, is is stated, accommodate an au-
dience of fifteen thousand people.