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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

THE RICHMOND BRANCH OF THE NATIONAL
FREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANK is doing good
work amongst the class for whose benefit it
was created. The busine ss is steadily in
creaSing, rs will be shown by the statistics
below:
During the month of March there were
203 new accounts opened, and an aggregate
OF 800, 246.89 deposited, being gain over
the previous month of SS.253.9O. For the
current month, up to the 18th instant, the
deposits have reached 800, 245.70. Interest
the LIST of March not only this rate of in
terest is allowed, but it has been and will be
compounded every four months-that is,
the amount Of interest due each depositor
at the end of every four months will be
placed to his credit and interest allowed on
that, if permitted to remain in bank.
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Communicated.
suggestions as TO Street Improve.
mentS.

To the Street Committee Of the Common
Council:
While many of the streets in the new
llmlts OF the city are being beautifully
graded and converted into handsome ave-
nues, rejecting credit on all concerned in
these improvements, and making it mat
ter OF even greater regret than it has been
heretofore that the old streets were not
graded and laid off under equally iudicious
and skllful management; while such i'm
proVements are IN progress, may they not
DE EXTENDED to some Of the new streets
which unfortunately had their present
grades determined by their connection with
Old streets at time when progress and i'm
ceived no due consideration?
| We refer to Main, Franklin, and Grace
streets where they leave the old western
limits of the city and cross the valley which
| formed the old boundary in that direction.
| Franklin street has become the main avenue
of that part of the city. 1t is disfgured,
and the grade spoiled by falling off suddenly
between Madison and Monroe streets. All
expenditure of q sum scarcely exceeding
hundreds would elevate the grade three
feet at the intersection with Monroe street
the new grade meeting the old, or runnin!
out, one square eastward and two square
westward, at the railroad crossing. Their
would be no damages in the case; on tn
contrary, lots bounding on the depresse
part of the street, now half the value {
the elevated lots Immediately eastward
would have their value increased fifty Pc
centum.
Nearly all that has been said applies ais
to Grace and Main streets, except that tt
former requires the grade to be elevate
two feet, and the latter, perhaps, six fee
The valley which all these streets cross d
sends itself so rapidly that an improy
ment of one of the streets may be made il
dependent of the others-that is, the drai
age of the cross streets will not be pref
diced.
We would, however, urge the Council [
make q beginning now, before buildin,
are erected which might be iDjuriously q
tected, and carry out each of these improv
ments, adding SO much to the beauty
these streets and to the value Of the 10
bounding Immediately thereon. 1t Is feare
that the plan which has been proposed,
the lot-holders sharing the expense viii
the city, will hardly find favor. The
may be justice in it, but it is contende
that other like improvements have bee
made by the city.
Cary street, the least used of all thes
streets, has, where it crosses this valley, a
embankment of probably fifteen feet, an
possesses beautiful grade, which is no
being widened into handsome street. Ii
the Improvement be extended by the Coul
Gil to the other-named streets.
Enormous entertainments, forty or fit
| feet in height, very wisely have been or al
being made on 9th and 10th streets, mort
of Clay. If the improvements herein DR.
posed, comparatively insignificant in cos
but of the greatest importance to the beaut
and value of our main avenues, are autho
lied, the Council will be fully sustained b
their CONSTITUENTS.
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"F" COMPANY IN THE FIELD.--An ad.
journed meeting Of the members of this
company was held at the Office OF John H.
Montague last night. The committee ap
pointed to canvass for membership reported
that siXty-siX names had been enrolled. An
election of officers was then held, with
the following result Maxwell 7. Clarke,
captain; Malcolm L. Hudgins, first lieu.
tenant; George A. Haynes, second lieu.
lieutenant; John a. Pizzfni, orderly ser.
geant Francis ID. Cunningham, surgeon.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call of the captain. With such officers, and
the mempership represented last night,
IF Company" will not be slow to assume
its old position as one of the finest any.
where.
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tue laying Of the cornerstone Of the mon
spnent 70 be erected to the Confederate
ueau IN that cemetery. The petition was
reierred to the Committee on Cemeteries
WIN VIII instructions to expend 5000 In prose,
cution OF the work and repniring asked for
- WATER FOR CHURCH HILL. ~
1T mi. Wynne presented the following reso.
'"'.on, which was agreed to: .aa" ...ra.
M Resoiged, That the Committee on
water be instructed to ascertain. and re.
port 70 The, next regular meeting of this
Souiicii, the number of feet of twenty.four
nacn pipe 1t will require to connect the
nil OF tnis size by the most direct. ayailo-
g pie route TO the reservoir, and to connect
e VI same ny branch along the eastern stde
VI Inc reservoir with the supply nine which
oeiiVers water into the reservoir: tooetber
VIII. any other fixtures which NAV be
NECESSARY to complete these connections,
viii no" many feet of twelve-inch nine
VIZ We necessary to make the independent
NJ the a netween the sixteen.inch pine
rha sie corner oil 3D. and Franklin streets and
.ne intersection Of Grace and 9th streets
WIN the number Of fire-pIucs promised r.
oe erected on Church Hill, and n descri1,
non OF the same, showing the points of dic.
, olehce between them and those now in
Heindl.'' = 'poi iiiaoe by Mt.
T. AMENDING TIE POLICE ORDINANCE.
:. Inc following amendment to the civ mr..
dlnance on police was presented bv Mr.
Wynne and passed-yeas, 10; nays. !.
add to section 10, chapter 80 Of citv
ordinances :, No member of the noI;cs
force shall absent himself from the civ
without having obtained the written con-.
sent Of the Mayor; nor shall any member
OF the police force 60 out of the cor
porate limits to perform the duties
of police officer or detective. or TO as
slst in performing any such duty. unless
a formal requisition may be made on the
Mayor or other presiding officer of the citv,
town, or county requiring his services. and
then only to act in strict accordance with
the written instructions given by The MayoI
of this city, prescribing also the length d
time he shall be absent and any one act.
ing in violation of this ordinance shall have
his pay stopped from the day he leaves the
city and be summarily dismissed from the
service"
OTHER BUSINESS.
After the presentation of sundry peti
tions, bills, &C., on motion the Council al
journed at O'Clock. ...r..
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BOLD BURGLARY.-LateS Saturday night or

BOLD BURGLARY.-LateS Saturday night or
burglars effected an entrance into the gro
ccrv store of Carter e. Christian, on Main
street, between 9Th and 9th, by breaking
through the brick wall of the house, immc-
diately under the back window. Having
put themselves on. the inside of the store
they proceeded very leisurely, it seems. to
ransack the safe and money. drawer, and
were rewal ded by finding in the latter about
seventy.fve dollars in currency. This mo-
ney they took away, but left some checks
lying around loose, and no groceries are
missed. A private Waterman was on the
square, but he knew nothing about this lit
tie affair until the following night. The bur-
glars have not yet been arrested.
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DISCHARGED ON A WRIT OF HABEAs Cor
PUs.-AIfred Halle and J. W. Watson, the
North Carolnians arrested about ten days
ago by Detective Knox on suspicion OF be-
inc concerned in the robbery of safe be-
longing to the Adams Express Company, at
Ruin, n. c., were brought before Judge
Guigon again yesterday on writ Of ha6eas
corpus. Colonel Robert q. Scott, their
counsel, moved their discharge on Tue
ground that they had been in custody more
than long enough to have been reached by
a reuuisiton from the Governor OF North
Carolina, and no such requisition had been
received. The motion was granted, and the
prisoners discharged from the custody OF
the State officers.
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The exercises, consisting of singing and
recitation, were of higher order IMAM
usual, owing, in great measure, 10 the
efficient management of the present superin-
tendent, w. +. Fox, and his able assistant,
DR.. Joseph Woodward.
A very beautiful and interesting feature
of the exercises consisted in dialogue be-
tween Misses Clara Dearborn, Lottie Tyler,
Nettie Smith, and - McGruder, repre-
sentns Religion, Faith, Hope, and Charity.
Without intending invidious discrimina-
tons, however, where all did so we'll, it
must be acknowledged that the rendition of
Childhood's Prayer" by Master Eugene
Dearborn, was preeminentIy touching and
beautiful.
Addresses of great interest and value were
delivered by Messrs. Cary, Spence, Whit
more, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

THE GREAT METRoPoLIs.-We have re-
ceiyed flom John s. Devln, Richmond, a
very handsome little book with this title,
one of the best and most COM
pact little guide-books of New York city
eytant. It is we'll written and finely Illus
trated by pictures and map. Every trav-
eller northumberland should provide him
self with copy, which he can 90 without
cost. 1t Is published by Deylin & Co.,
n. Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

TIE CLAY WARD VoLuNTEERs.-At a
meeting Of the volunteer company lately
organized in Clay Ward, held on Saturday
night, the following officers were elected:
Colonel Albert Ordway, captain John F..
Meredith, first lieutenant; A. L. Phillips.
second lieutenant - caves, orderly SER
geant; Ed. Brannan. second sergeant !;
Ehas. Gibson, third sergeant; Il. Z. Hill,
fourth sergeant; B. A. Jacob, fifth SER
peant, The election Of corporals was post
pcned until the next meeting.
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r BOWMAN will sen At 10 \. ". dry goods,
cln.htnx, woollcns. straw hats, &c -.
,,ruAynspN Z co. will sell ut SIP. NJ. two
re,; framed ten; mcnts on Uaton Hlii. ~..
". GCDI i willis a ) VI Inc ',S'''".' "'
tho south last corner Of FRANKLIN HI" iS' S'''
GRUBR1& WILLIAMS VIII sell att A. inc
residence on the west SIDE or e'h s'Fee'' "c'
tween Cary and Canal streets.
GRTRRS 4 WILLIAMS will sell NJ l'5 a. "'' ~
No. lii Fra:kiu ;tr~cf IN Linden new "'
assortment OF household and khcheh i''hi
tnrc.
COOK & LAuGHT0N Will sell al 10 A.H' Pr
ano, carpets, furniture, &c.
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BED-RooA RoBBERY.-On Saturday night
Mr.. George Stutz, resident of Union Hill,
lost wallet containing about $3.50, and a
pair of spectacles, by an invasion of his
bedroom. Circumstances indicate that the
thief was we'll acquainted with the prem
ises, and perhaps knew that Mr.. Stutz had
the money in his pantaloons pocket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old %ffS
II Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-e $1,000
CANT side-wheel steamship WYANOkE,, Eak-
tain BOURNE, will leave her wharf at R3eketg
on TUESDAY, April IL, at O'Clock Z. d. Freight
received until l p. u. -
Through blls Of fading signed, and goods for-
warded with dispatch to sll points--nerth, SCUM,
pard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. a.,
Fare, sl2; steerage, %; round-trip tickets, e2''
For freight or passage, apply 70
- JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
,n17et No. 3 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

NIlssos.-The rush for tickets to the
Nilsson concert was great yesterday, aud
there seemed to be no dissatisfaction what
ever about the price. Three and four dol
lars were willingly paid for reserved seats,
and quite number were ordered by tele-
grams from persons in Petersburg, Frede.
rieksburg, Charlottesville, Washington, and
Philadelphia. .s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.-The case of
Michael OConnor, indicted as an accom-
plicc In the robbery of A. NJ. Lyon G. CO..
tobacco factory, was partly heard yesterday
and continued until to-day. The jury was
committed to the custody of the Sheriff.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

FINE RESIDENCE TO BE SOLD To DAY.-Among
the many fine residences In city, the the
southeast corner Of Franklin and LIST streets, now
in the occupancy Of Ex-Governor Wells, has many
attractions. 1t was built by the late Samuel J..
Mitchell, and has every comfort and convenience
usually found In flrst-cass residence. The loca-
ton is 10 that part of the city which is regarded
equal to the best. 1t Is to be sold at auction this
afternoon at d O'Clock, by Sir. WELLINGTON
GoDDIY, auctioneer, whose advertisement ap-
nears under our auction head
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

CoNFIBMATIoN.-The rite of confirmation
was administered on Sunday in st. Johns
German Lutheran Church by Rev. DR..
Scholz to twenty-four youths Of both sexes.
The impressive and solemn ceremony was
witnessed by large audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

SuNDAY-ScHooL MEETING AT BROAD
STREET CHURCH.--A meeting of the officers
and teachers of the Methodist schools was
held at the Broad-street Church on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. All OF the schools
were represented, and addresses were MADE
nv G. q. Griswold. Asa Snyder, Rev. John
e. Rowe. and others, in relation to the
work of the late Convention ut Charottes-
Vile. and the plans of the State society for
the ensuing year. Es.s.r1.. -g..E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

PALMA CHRISTI HAIR Tonic is the most ele-
CANT toilet preparation ever offered to the public.
II stops the hair from falling of, gives 1t beaut-
full gloss, renders 1t smooth, soft, and SILKY, ana
removes scurf and dandruff. This tonic is pre-
pared only by Messrs. MEADE q BAkEh' tne
well.known druggists of this city, and Is superior
to anything of the kind ever introduced TO the ladies'
of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

COMMISSIONS OF THF FREE BRIDGE.-It
has at last been definitely deci ded that the
cornerstone OF the proposed free bridge
between Richmond and Manchester shall
be laid, with Masonic ceremonies, on
Thursday, the 4th of May. Judge Beverly
address on the occasion. Various civic Or
CARNATIONS will take part IL the exercises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SocIETY.-The
annual meeting of this society was adyer-
tised TO take place yesterday afternoon, but
there being no quorum present those in
attendance adjourned to meet at the call Of
the President,
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CoLoREp NORMAL scHooL.-The new
huitding on Presidents Hill, 18th street,
buiit for the use of the colored normal
school. was occupied for the first time on
Yesterday. It win have formal opening
az an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

POWER AND PERILs OF THE AGE.-lt is
stated that Rev. DR.. Duncan, of Randolph
Macon College, will deliver at an early day,
his lecture on this subject, for the benefit OF
CLAY street Church. Due notice will be
given of time and place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

WALKER LIGHT GUARD.-A meeting Of
this new volunteer company will be held at
the City Hall this evening at half past s
O'Clock. all persons desiring to connect
themselves with the organization are in
yted TO attend.
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CENTRAL ScnooL.-At meeting Of the
BOARD of Education held yesterday the
name of the "Jeff. Davis Mansion" was
chanped to .eThe Central School," in view
of the fact that it will hereafter be used en-.
tirely for school purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

ALLEGED CHURCH-ELgCTIoH Frauds
'haooetphsa, April j.-Frauds are report
=" a. havIh@ been discovered in the late
lection .! vestrylnen in St. Clements
h4fch, where high church practices ere
a'eQ so much excitement recently. The
investigation Of the frauds is to be carried
mo Inc Supreme Court by writs of quo
""'FH"to. The vote stood II to IS deciding
,Hc election for the old vestry and against
,"e rector six votes were rejected, which
would have reversed the election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIoHuoNp csT.OFF1CE APBn 17TH, 1871
A. Graves, Richmond, Va; Miss s. G.
Hooper, Richmond, Va; A: q. wilson wilson.
Miss n, Y. Poyall, Lexington, MISS.
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Auction ~. avs TRsaS DAY.

on al public or prirntt sales Of Real Es'cte
made bcf,res,, the Isl af Idaud,a and The Let Of
,,alv n, purchasers pay the fnrss for the pre-
sent venr bat on all soies bttrecas the FIRST
fo, Of .'tiy and tae last ddHV December the
sc11fr 7,GYs them. >s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

g TEE FREE BRIDGE IN CoURT.-The argl-
ment on the motion Of the Messrs. Mayo
for an injunction against the James River
Bridge Company was further heard before
Judge Fitzhugh yesterday. Es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

MEETING OF THE BLUEs.-A meeting oil
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues was
held last night, Capt. G. P. Bigger in the
pare for celebration of the 10th of May,
to canvass for members, &C.; after which
the meeting adjourned.
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CoRHs, BuSIoSs, BAD NAILS, &c.-More
choice references, &C., of DIR. ScHuLTz's pain
less and scientific mode Of treatment, with instant
relief, SC. Judge Mclaughlin, j. W. Verlaudsr.
S. N. Price, Mrs. Tapp, William Keesee, &c.
Strangers, notice. ONCE, 18th street, near Main,
ID t,h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

ANs1yERsAa AIRY CELEBRATIoN.-The benev,
o,ent order of Good samaritans, composed
,of some of the most respectable young col
nj niyersary by public parade yesterday
morning. The procession embraced aool ~
SIX hundred persons In regalia and TWO iuii
bands of music.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

JOB PRINTING. -Wecaii the attention or mef-
chants, clerks OF courts. sheri6s, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, ana
all others having orders for printing 70 the fsei-
t,as offered NJ the DISPATCH PRlSTIsa EsTAB-
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TIE WEATHER.-The weather for the
past few days has been very cool for the
season. On Saturday, as well SO yesterday,
there were slight frosts, but not enough to
do any damage to the fruit or young plants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, ll1s Main street, are pub
fishers agents for McGuffey's Readers and SPELL
ers adopted by the State Board for use In the puo-
lie schools Of Virginia.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Yesterday morning
a little son of MIR. Emmett Chalkley, who
resides on Grace street, above lst, In at
tempting to get on the front platform of a
city railway car while it was in motion,
missed his footing, and fell upon the track.
The wheels of the car passed over his legs,
bruising them fearfully, and, it is thought,
fracturing the bones. He was ia ken home,
and surgical attendance promptly ecurcd.
The driver of the car is not blamed for the
.rcident -t
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GREAT RUsu.-The rush to TRIBBErT's yes
terday for fruit and confectionery was something
extraordinary. Everybody bought, and was sat-
ished. lllo Main street.
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Skating at Assembly Hall this afternoon.

OLD PAPERS a: 4oc. per hundred at the Dr.
patch countin g-roem.
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No wood for kindling and cooking excels ours
Engine, smiths, and CRATE coal, the best and
cheapest. Anthracite, lowest price.
j. 3. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-This court trans.
acted no business of public interest yester-
day. Decisions will be rendered to-day in
several important cases.
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strawberries AND CREAM can be had al fiZ-
ZISIs, and you should carry your lazy irleho
there this evening after the readings.
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Now ut the DOLLAR STORE, $50 Main street,
black walnut book. shelves, thrPe-shelf brackets,
picture hinge brackets silver-plated butter dishes
on white metal; Masonic, knights Of Pythias,
Odd Fellows, and Red Mems pins, In solid gold /,
ID1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

Dime Baseball Book, for 1871, for sale oy lilly
SON & TAYLOR.
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h'n. George II. Pcndlcton has finally de-
'"HtH 10 permit his name TO be used rs
'''uldh'c Tor Governor before the APP
lH""rhlnR Democratic Convention in Ohio.
u o5hta9t1n Patriot.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed At %, $3.50
s37s, and $3.50 per ooo at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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Street cars pass moRTos's Flower Garden,
corner of Main and Reservoir streets, every hTe
mi
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Skating at Assembly Hall this afternoon.

Everybody buys the jewel Casket Prize Boxes
sold by ELLYsoN j. TAYLOR. 11ls Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18
Rare Plants at MoRToS,s Flower Garden.

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, llls Main street, are pub
fishers agents for Guy ol's Biographies, adopted
By state Board Of Education for use In public
schools of Virginia.
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Fish hooks, fishing lines, and dshing tackle gen.
orally are not sold at E. B. SPENCE SONS; but
II you want frst-class clothing and gentlemen's
furnishing goods call at 1900 Main street.
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SHIPPING.

Street cars pass MonToS's Flower Garden every
five minutes.
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THE DOLLAR SroRE win be closed to-day, TO
open an entirely new and elegant assortment Of
goods for the spring trade. sE:.|r-G5f ez-t ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-18

The new Double Petunia Magnet now In bloom
at MoRToN's Flower Garden.
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All the floral novelties Of the season are offered
at low rates by JOHN NORTON Florist corner OF
Main and Reservoir streets.
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"B Select Whisky, $3.50 per gallon. Medci-
nal Port Wine, old dark Brandy Vintage 1852, at
W. d. BLAIR Co.. corner Main and eth streets.
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DISCIPLES SUNDAY-SCHooL CELEBRATION.
The Sunday-school celebration OH last Sum
day at the Church of the Disciples (tem-
porarily meeting on Mayo street, wa, one
of unusual interest. Considering the fire.
uuent nclemency Of the weather during
the quarter ending, the attendance was
very good. The report of the Secretary
showed the following average attendance
during the quarter ending April 1>t: