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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-15
ToHN LATOUCHE,
y 1913. MERCHANT TAILOR,
EW spRTNe aNona.

NEW SPRING GOODS. ],
GRANITE and wAvED-FACED CoATIN0R,
BLAgk and COL0RED CLOTHS,
ANCY SUlElNGA various styiea ID.
gRENqH DRAp DETE, new ssyl.s !: Z
CAs sHlsa SILK, and MARsEILLEe YE&T.
II The subscriber calls attention to his sPaING
STOCK, confidently be can give sasiafacttoa, -
proved style and desirable manner.
JOHN LAToUCHR.
Mr.. WILLIAM BHRns, of the old Arm or BoeeS
Il Pofndexfer, would be glad 20 SEQ his frienSk.
and recommends Mr. Lasouche and bis saock.
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ARREST OF the Red River Delegnte Ii
CnnRd0-The CITY OF Hs6sutnss 49,.

OTrAwA, CANADA, April l4.-scott, the
delegate from the Red River country, was
arrested last night, charged with being ac-
eessory to the murder OF Thomas Scott, at
Fort Curry, In March last, s.. =
The Canadian Government has assurances
that the City Of Benton was not overladen.
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rLsRIoIJs NEWsi BIG RICHMOND

GLORIOUS NEWsl BIG RICHMOND
BARGAIN STORE. DUCKWkLL L RoUaA
No, 1913 Main street. Ellyson de jrEs and de
Sdcto Mayor OF the Conservatives; Chahoon &c
necsssitate Mayor Of the Radicals. DUCKWALL
i ROUSS are selliag to both parties on the same
terms such BARGAINS as tbs BEST - COT
TON In the city al l2Ac. the best TS at l0c.;
Gents Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at Toe. wors6
CSC. Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at Gle.
cheap at laac. Tape Trimming col0red aud white.
one ward long for &c. worth Soc; Bird,s-Tys DIS
per- linen, at sc. worth e2lc. spool SiIk Ill co.
Tors, at Ic. per spool Needles, 50. Pins, &c.
Linen Doylies at 7sc. per dozen; $1,000 Notions
and Fancy Articles at half price. apN
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aFr. Peabody's Fortune.

BosroN, April 1.-THE probate Of George
Peabody's will shows that public henefac-
tons exhausted his property except $780,.
600, which he Left to his relatives. :; SIS Z;
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The Fifteenth Amendment I'm Cali
fOrni8. -- r. r.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.-The Attorney
General of the State decides that the ff-
teenth amendment is inert as against State
laws until Congress legislates for it's enforce
ment
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WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
PRICES REDUCED.

p dssire. g call yonr ospesiat astsntsoa % My
COMBINATION YOKE SHIFT
for dress wear. I make them 20 measure accord.
ing to the want OF tho customer, and GUARAN-
TEE a FIT or no sale. Give me Q trial, and
VIII assure you nice fl good article, and q
reasonable prices. .'<57'5 %,
N. B.-Full stock Of WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
always on hand for men and boys. IS l.ssss y
SMITH THE CLOTHTER.
= l5os Main, street,
I sALEsSeaN: 3. A. Saunders, =. r. Pecor,. ]. L.
Smith. u. Ebel, cutler. NH -
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None.
Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND. VA.

RiCEMDSD, VA.
APRIL II, ls7O.-There Is no change to report in
the prices Of tobacco to-day. The breaks are
largeand demand good, with an active and steady
market FOR all sorts.
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Holiday I'm New York-The City Of
Brussels.
NEW YonK, April 1.-THE produce, stock
exchange, gold room, and public Offices, will
be closed tomorrow.
Captain Gadsden, OF the Arago, and now
to friend here that the vessel Ia all right,
and will reach here about May LIST.
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| The following gentlemen are With ma aud Hf3t
be pleased TO SEQ thair friends j. WyxlDgH0, ia
]. FURH1R, GEORGE SwAnAcHER, VI. RowxRS
and w. j, E6GLRsTON. -Sf5@ EDS
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nobbine with congressman to securei legis-
lation to perpetuate himself and his minions
in power.
Bullock took his terrible raking down
with indifference, if an impudent stare at
his flagellator can be so interpreted, but it
was evident to close observer that the I'M
scrupulous schemer was cut to the quick,
and would have preferred to withdraw from
the gaze Of an audience that approved his
punishment.
A vote was taken upon Mr.. Williamss
amendment, which was intended to defeat
the Bingham amendment and In rounda-
bout way give the Bullock men just what
they wanted. Sumner run here, Bullock
there, Drake sent messengers after ab-
sentees, and all the crew worked like Tro-
jams to get in their votes, but it was fail
ure. Amidst breathless solicitude the vote
was cast, and the plotters were defeated.
The vote stood-2 ayes, 25 noes. The
amendment was lost. Bullock's face looked
like utter ruin. The vote is regarded rs
something Of test Of strength upon the
Bingham amendment.
The Presidents Signature Forged.
It has come out that the President mas
discovered forging OF his name by per-
son who was appointed TO . Federrl office
in the revenue service. The papers are now
in the hands of the President for critical
examination, and your correspondent Is
not at liberty to give particulars until the
preliminary investigation OF the facts Is
concluded. :se.. Z
The Virginia Contested Efeett0n Case.
/, An effort was made to-day by Mr.. Brooks
to sss up tas Virginia contested election
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.Prsncs sfshts and Manner..5

/: French Sights and Manners. 81
From the Correspondence Of the Boston Journal.
Baron Haussaann has destroyed much
Of the charns of Paris ,pauoraIuas BY making
every street look like its neighbor. Buthe
has made them ali charming, and you seA
nothing incongruons I'm the inhebfting Of a
Boulevard tree by o Dryad, or the disp0rt-
ing Of Satyr In the waters Of the great
fountains. The streets are never hot. and
dusty, because great rows Of beautiful shade
trees and the profusion of fresh water keep
them in splendid condition, and in most
quarters they are as clean as the
floors of palace all the time. A
great army of street-sweepers is con-
Germans, and are uniformed In blue. There
are no rags and evidences of misery. They
wear huge wooden shoes, which add an inch
or two to their height, and swing brooms
which reach almost from side to side OF the
street. They are the earliest figures on all
the avenues in the morning, and from the
MIGRANTS they shower the river water OF,
walks and windows. The next figures usual.
ly seen are the Newspaper merchants. who
establish their little stands at the corners of
the prominent avenues, and, imperYious to
cold and heat, sit all day long dlspensinp
their eagerly-sought wares. They are mostly
Tic WIVES vi WOI huuCn, AuO NuIIuK &ny 4X-
element make small fortunes, so great fs the
demand of the superficial Parisians for SEN.
sational reports. The "Hosks" are light
structures, Of Turkish build, perhaps
twelve feet high, and with their walls co.
vered with gaiiy painted advertisements.
Inside sits venerable dame, or used.up old
soldier, who sells journals also, and looks
with contempt on his neighbor who has only
table at q corner as an inferior. The
newspaper sellers In the hosks do an i'm
mense trade, and when the Government
forbids the sale of some disagreeable jour.
nal en- kiosk, the main circulation of the
journal is gone. Many Of these kiosks are
rented by bouquet-seflers, rosy girls with
piquant faces, who look ravishing when
their beauty is set In framework of vio-
let's.
The people come out early in the day, and
next, about o'clock, come the street-ped-
oilers, who are a,perpetual source Of delight
to o foreigner. Hardly one in ten has for
sale anything Of any value, but each has In
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another Of same Udlue.
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Send for circular. Liberal inducements
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~ package of sealed envelopes contains
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Citation Eeties.

10 Sue A. Johns, minor heir Of Joseph
Johns, deceased, and 10 all persons
interssfsdf,s the lands, tenensnts and
hereditaments Of said Joseph JOHNS,
decreased
VOU are hereby notified to be
= and appear before the Pro-
bate Court Of Wilkinson county,
State Of Mississippi, on the third
Monday in February next, then
and there to show cause, if any
you can, why the lands mention.
ed in the petition Of Allen D.
Woodruff, Administrator of said
estate shonId not be sold accor-
ding to the suggestion and peti-
ton Of the undersigned admins.
traitor of said deceased. +.
And further to do and suffer
such thing as shall be considered
and ordered by the Court afore-
said in. the premises, and hare
then there this writ.
Witness the Honora-
sEAG bIe A. Lefingwell. Judge
G0Olof Probate Of said Coun-
ty at the Court House in Wood.
vile the third Monday in Decem-
Der in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and six
LYNNE. g I
Issued this 22d day Of Decem-
Der, Ed. 1869
=. Fl. MoMIcHAEL, Clerk.
BY W. @. MfLLER, Dep. ok.
January |, 1870-5w
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Penmanship- -lessons not limited,
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Algebra, Surveying, etc. ...,..,.. so
Geometry-full course, not limited 50
Teachers Coarse in Penmanship. 100
Ornamental Penmanship and Flour
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Agricultural Chemistry, full Course 100
a Life Ticket in al Departments, 500
A student having paid for course in
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Persons from lsto 69years Of age attend. /
~ b. ARiths Graduates for the past
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4o1f&H 39z1fI
MRS. BLACKER informs the public that
WI she has taken Mr.. Jko. DEooDfs into
'co-partnorship In the business Of Underta-
king. They WI keep on hand lot Of sups-
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FoRTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
II we're shipped from our house in One
Year, to families, clubs, and merchants,
In every part Of the country, from Maine to
California, amounting In value to over