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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24
The CHURCH Nor FArR.--Mr. Beecher's
Christian Union this week has something to

THE CHURCH Nor A FArR.--Nr. Beecher's
Christian Union this week has something to
say Of church costume-thus:
There is dress question in which all
Christian congregations have common in
terest, and with regard to which we wish
they might all unite to effect reform. 1T
has reference to the ordinary apparel
female apparel, especially-proper to wear
at church. There was time when good
taste demanded the use Of the aplafnest
clothes in the sanctuary, when the wealth.
lest were distinguished for the conspicuous
absence Of personal adjournment, and sar-
torial display was mark Of vulgarity, at
such times and places. But now-a-days in
the congregation, on the Sabbath, rich and
poor alike seem on q desperate strain
the one TO make some faint approXima-
tion to the other in point of extravagant
, display, and tie other to demonstrate to
! the one the utter hopelessness of the ate
| tempt. 1t would almost appear as if.
whatever might he thought of the pro.
| priety of Il modest garb In other places.
! the proper costume for the house Of
| God. where, theoretically, we all 90 to be
reminded OF our common origin and des-
! tiny, where an agglomeration of all the
!; jewelry, and all the chignons, and all the
panniers, and all the feathers and furbc-
! lows in ones wardrobe. The wearer is TO
carry all this piled agony to the sanctuary
rs to tair--as II her GRAND were not so
much to praise rs to be appraised-and
there employ the sacred time in envious
comparison Of her own mountain of milli-
merry with the Himalayan triumphs of her
nrighbor.
! Shall we ever get back to the standards Of
good taste and unobtrusive piety in this !!
Will not all good Christian people espe-
cially those whose wealth and refinement
make them the proper and only efficient
! leaders in such rcsorm-will not the pull
pit of every church, and OF every sect, unite
| in the effort to effect it!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24
Skating this afternoon at Assembly Hall.

THE proprletors Of the Dollar Store, having
Just retucued from New York, are now Offering to
the public an elegant assortment OF Bohemian
and Parlau vases lava smokers sets and spit
toons; large Backgammon boards, furnished !;
black walnut writing desks end worS-boxes {;
book-shelysE; brackets large looking-glsssts, 10
by 10, rosewood frames, selling everywhere and
considered cheap at 81; slatuettes and unber
figures, all designs jet jsSeiry. far superior to
nything offered In the stores FOR $l.5O; opera
chains, albums, and fine assortment OF silver
plated ware; knives, forks, and spoons; gold
plate bracelets; gents slceVe-buttons, studs,
chains, ringo-all new aad latest stjles-at $40
Main street. You can get self binding music
| hoax for
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Manchester Items.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The board met at the usual hour-present
Messrs. Mckinney, Gary, Taylor, and
Weisiger.
A number of bills were ordered to be
paid.
Colonel Clarke was instructed to adyer.
tise for proposals for repairing the town
dam, with the privilege of rejecting any or
all Of the bids.
A. A. Allen was elected assessor for the
' present year.
The following was adopted
"Whereas we believe that the James river
bridge proposedto be erected in accordance
with charter granted by the General As
sembly of Virginia, and approved March
), 1871. when completed will be the greatest
improvement known to the history Of Man.
chester; and whereas 1t has been arranged
that the cornerstone Of said bridge will be
laid Oh the 18th of May next: Be it
Resolred, That the merchants and manu-
facturers OF the town Of Manchester be re-
quested to close their places Of business mt
/ O'Clock Z. NJ. on May the 4th, to enable
members of the various Orders and all
others to be present TO participate in the
ceremony of laying the cornerstone OF the
James river brid ge."
Adjourned to next Friday.
The REGIsTRATIoN.-Josep Mann has
been appointed registrar for the town Of
Manchester, it being impossible for John
G. Robertson to act both for town and
township. The offices will be open on
| Tuesday-for the town at the office Of the
| Chief OF Police and at Town Hall for the
rtownship. Every person entitled to vote
| must register for the town election, but
those who have before registered are moi
required to register for other elections,
Persons who have changed their residences
should be sure and attend to get certificates
| OF transfer.
BRIEFs.-We understa nd that census OF
| the new district will soon be made.
| The feeling In favor OF annexation TO
Richmond daily grows stronger.
II is presumed that final arrangements fcr
the anniversary supper will be made by
Henderson Lodge tonight.
/ The Elliott GrayS meet tonight 70 con-
plete their organization.
Town Hall will be very line edirce
when the projected improvements are coiE'
pleted. m,
| We hope every friend OF education Will
support the school tax, aud what Is more,
pay 10. None but those who pay can ENJOY
school privileges. ;, :,
Immediately on n IA !" )! - !
bridge the Alert truck
and the Presbyterian 60. ~.
menced. -.
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MOVEMENTS AND OBSERVATIONS OF THE
VIRGINIA FISH CoMMIssIoNERs.-Dr. w.
B. Ball and DR.. a. Wall, the commission
ers appointed by the Governor Of Vii ginia
under the act OF Assembly for the encour.
agement Of piscultrre, returned on Satur-
day from Il tour of observation and inSpec.
ton in the North. The short time at their
disposal seems to have been most protitahly
spent, and the small sum expended in the
performance of their duties certainly con-
>tituted paying investment for the State,
il this matter of fish culture receives the
attention that it should ut the hands OF the
Legislature.
The commissioners report that they Yis-
tied and consulted several persons skilled
in the propagation of desirable varieties OF
fish, and We're for several days tho guests
of Dir. Seth Green, OF Caledonia, \. Y,
who knows perhaps more about fish than
any man in the United States, having de.
voted many years of his lite to the study OF
the subject. tle is at present the efficient
Fish Commissioner of the Stata Of New
York, anu in connect, ION with his partner.
Mr.. A. :. Collins, has the largest fish. breed
ing establishment in the world. Mr.. Green
treated Drs. Ball ard Wall with distin.
guiShed courtesy and kindness, and rot
only took pains to show them all the details
OF the prnpagafIEg process, but gave hem
such information on the subject us he had
gathered from years OF study and expe-
r!cnce. They also received much valuable
information from Prof. n1lrd, of the Smith.
| sonian institute, Washington, who is the
Fish Commissioner of the ed sral Govern
ment.
IL Is now too late in the season to accom-
pliSh much in our Virginia rivers, but the
ptlnlpiS> Snff
the bet Use Of the limited tine remaining.
Tic result OF their observations will be- en-
bodied in iii elaborate report to be pre-
senied TO the next General Assembly,
urging liberal appropriations for stocking
all our streams with fish, and suggesting
the best means for the accomplishment Of
that end. !aiS II q matter in which all
Vases CT our population are Interested
All Increase of our supplies of cheap and
hcalihtnl + od--and it is To he hoped that it
viii receive the careful attention Of our
lawmakers
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ASECDoTE OF WEBsTER.-A correspondent

ANECDOTEUF w EBSTER.-A COlICSpO
of Hnpcr's Monthly says:
IN looking orer all old notebook of nv
fathers, written many Years ago, | CAME
across an anecdote which, il it has never
appeared in print before, is too good to be
lost. While John Blanch, of North Caro-.
lima, wa, Gen. JackSon's Secretary OF the
Navy, he. TaZewell. and Daniel Web>t u
We're walking Oh The north bank of the PU-
tomac, at Washington. Tazewen. willing
to alnllSp himself with Branch'S simplicity,
,aid " Branch, I'll bet you a ten dollar
hat that can prove that you are on the
other side of the river
:'Lore; said Branch.
"Wel," said Tazewell, pointing to the
opposite shore, "isn't that one side of the
river"
Yes"
We'll, isa't this the other side''
"Then. as yop are here, are you not on
the other side5"
"Why, 1 declare" said poor Branch.
" so it is But here comes Webster. I'll
win back the hat from him."
Webster had Jagged behind, but now
came up, and Branch accosled him;
"W ter, PlI bet you i tcn.dollar hat
that prove that you are on the other
side OF me river"
Done /"
Well. isn't this one side?"
eyes"
"Wcll, isn't that the other side?"
"Yes, but / AN not on that side :"
Branch hung his head and submitted 10
the loss OF the two hats as quietly rs lie
could.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINas.-In ac-
cordance with the recommendation Of the
late City Conservative Committees, Con-
Servative mass meetings will he held in the
several wards this week for the purpose Of
! organizing for the spring campaign. At
,, these meetings delegates to the new City
Committee will be selected, and Il plan
agreed upon for the nomination of caudl-
dates tor The Common Council.
The Conservatives OF Marshall Ward will
meet at Springfield Hall to night at s
, o'clock.
The Conservatives OF Jefferson Ward
will meet at the Old Market Hall tonight at
8 O'Clock.
The Conservatives Of Clay Ward will
meet at the Westham House tonight at 8
O'Clock.
The Conservative voters of Monroe Ward
will meet tomorrow evening at o'clock ut
st. Adams Hall.
The appointments for Madison and jack
sou Wards have not yet been announced.
1t must be remembered that the ordinance
dividing the city into six wards is now i'll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

POLICE COURT, SATURpAY-JUs:icp i. i
While prcsidinJ.-The following cases were
disposed OF:
Lucy Watkins (colored), continued case
charged with stealing two gold chains,
valued at So and $40 each, respectively,
and one set of coral, valued at $40, the
property of a. Il. Wilson. Discharged.
! Thomas Herudon, usSaulting and striking
j. i. Tompkins. Fined 81.
William II. Hyde and Cornelius Hill
(colored), charged with interfering with
passengers ut the Richmond, Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac railroad depot. AID
monished and discharged.
James Richardson (colored), "charged
with riding on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad cars" "A novel
charge.) Let off.
Hattie Moore, striking and using abusive
language towards l.e0na Armand. A cross
warrant was issued in this case. Fined
s. 80 each, admonished, and let of. After
the parties had left court Il witness for one
of the parties got into dispute with Hattie
Moore, who Immediately took out another
warrant Tor her arrest. The case will be
heard Monday.
William II. Sears, drunk and disorderly
in the street. Sent to Jail in default OF
security.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
The assistant assessors have sent applica-
tons for the special tax TO all who have
been registered at the assessors office. Amy
who have failed to register should do so
Immediately in order to get their applica-
ton.
Every person receiving an application
should take it to the collectors office, with
the greenbacks, and get their license re-
CENT for 1STl-'72. Obtain your license or
special tax receipt before the great crowds
thronr the office on the 1st OF May. All
liquor and tobacco dealers who fail to come
to time will be dealt with according to law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24
The Clty Alrnshonse.

This important department Of the Rich
mono city government, under the care @
Mr. Charles 2. Bigger, has been so creatl,
| improved, and - now 30 well and syste.
taatleaily managed, that it is deserving nj
mention at this time. About the Isl Of
january full and complete statistical in.
formation In regard to the establishment
VA mas published In the Dispatch. It NAV not
Nc amlss, however, to gite at this time the
number Of Inmates. $3.50 '-s
&c Inc present number Of paupers IL GAG.
w ms number there are 43 white males nd
mbise females, and sixteen white chjldren.
hus c9i0reo males foot up 60; females. Cd
i .nu a. Suiio.en, ~. On the 1st of JapuarP
iaSs tne TOTAL number Of inmates was S7S,
a lt,t, Ia the spaea az about three months II
creased So. The building is clean In eve a
respect, and The patients in both male en-,
female hospital are we'll cared for, and aS
comfortable ~ tE3J could be. Improve,
nents can be seen on all sides. In The fraat-
yard the walks have heeu recentIv re-.
travelled, and two very handsome foun.
tains placed on either side OF the main en-
trance. In the backyard two arbors have
been put up within the last month or two
one in the yard of the male Departments,
and the other in the yard on the female side
OF the house, 4 :~rs-
PROM Tie main store.room, from which
was being Issued the ratlons for Sunday,
we visited the chapel, which is immedi.
ateIy IN rear Of the dispensary. After the
war lc was painful business for an invalid
TO attend service. as he had to sit on a
6ench with no back; but now the chape.
Is Wei supplied with pews, which we're re-
moved from the Sycamore Church after it
was purchased by the State for the Courf
OF Appeals, and tho room is In every way
comfortable. Services are held regularly
on each Sunday afternoon, and those of the
patients who are able have thus an oppor.
tunity of hearing the Gospel,
An official tour Of inspection Is contem-
plated Gy some mombers of the Council
early this week, ut which time the hospital
tiles of The institution will be dispensed by
Captain Bigger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

y AhlEs H. TAYLOR will sell ats r. Ii. brick
dwelling on The west end of Marshall, beyond
G'iner.treef, ard two vacant lot on SOUL side
oil ''lsy, west Of Eukes'3 51cwery also six
teen building lots.
& O.. will sell at 81, NJ brick
/, dwelling house on College and Marshall SIS.
ThOS. W. KEFsgE Will cell at 10 A, hi. tou.e.
h,ia iurnltute, piann1, wcteles, iron safe, &C.
.. ID. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at &c o'clS.
a. M groceries, wines, LIQUORS. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

ASSIGNEE IN MISUNDERSTANDING I'm
derwood on yesterday appointed John
bankruptcy for the Eastern District of Vir.
gina. Mr.. Smith will be substituted as
assignee in all eases in which Mr.. Lewis
E. Highly has heretofore otficiated in that
capacity. He is native Virginian, and q
young man of talent and probity. A good
appointment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

TIE Houris Of Muhomet's paradise are de-
scribed IN the Koran rs beautiful creatures, made
Of milk ond musk, and fragrant rs lovely; but
three drops OF rhalon's new fragrant perfume,
Love You, On the handkerchief Of mortal maid
en-, will surround her with such an atmosphere OF
delicious perfume 20 never was dEe.med OF by
prnpte. or poet In hraby the Blest. Sold by ali
nruvytsts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

The worst coughs yield as II by magic, TO the
wonderful curative powers Of DIR. PIEKCE's AIT.
Ext , or Golden Medi .sl Discovery. II also sur
passes anything else ever before discovered for the
cure of pimples, blotches, and rashes on the face
also, for erysipe!as salt rleum. and sll skin and
scrofuious diseases. Sold by all druggists. Scrd
address to DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Bpffalo, EeH York,
for pamphlet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL %, ISL
V. Bargamin, Dr. j. Mcdowell, j. Cox,
Richmond; S. D. Atkinson, Curtis Neck !;
X. Moseley, Lodore, Va; II. III. Norwood,
j. A. Adams, Richmond; Mrs. II. Lomax,
Boston. Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

GUARD OF THE CoMMoNwEALTH.-At i
meeting of this company, held in the Old
Market Hall, Friday night, constitution
and code OF bylaws was adopted for the
government OF the company. Another
meeting will be held tonight at the same
place for drill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

SroREKEEPER hPPoINTED.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has appointed
Mr. Nicholas Sweetman storekeeper for
the State of Virginia. Mr.. Sweetman has
occupied the positions Of city Gas 1nspec-
tor and assistant United States Assessor in
Richmond, besides other places Of trust,
and has always discharged his duties faith
fully. His politics are not OF the most de-
fsirable kind, but lie will make tirst-rate
storekceper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

No PARIS FAsH1oNs.--People who have
lust visited Paris in the interest of the
anodistes report that city Il complete desert
as regards the fashionable world; all the
aristocracy, as well as the artistes des
modes, left Paris before the siege COM
menced, and they are hardly likely to re-
turn for some time, owing to the dread of
civil war and revolution. Not single nov
city in dress, mantle, bonnet, or any other
article of fashion, has been produced du-
ring the whole time of the siege. No fash
ion plates have been published, or will be
probably for some time for the magazines
have ceased publication, and the worklnen
engaged in producing them have all been
drafted i'm the National Guard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

"F" This company will
hold q meeting this evening ut the City
Hall. at S O'Clock, for the election of nom
commissioned officers and otherwise per-
fectins the organization. A fulIattendance
is desired
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

LICENSE TAx.-The City Collector, Mr..
John F. Regnault, publishes an important
notice in another column to all who are re-
auired to pay license tax. Those inter-
ested would do we'll to heed this notice and
thereby save 4 fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

FRESH IN THE JAaEs.-The late heavy
rains which fell above Lynchburp raised
the river there about six feet on Friday.
At about II O'Clock on Saturday the water
commenced rising at this point, and by G
O'Clock it, had risen about three feet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

The Chicago Post gives the following in-
formation tThose who have worn their
hats five years will be pleased to see that
they are just in fashion again and those
who have pantaloons they bought i'll ls4s
will be glad to know that they the panta-
loons) will also be, with their elastic foot
ings, the pride of the man Of fashion this
season, even us they were his pride twenty
three years since"
A physician in Vermont was recently,
thrown from his carriage, breaking one OF
his legs. A lady hearing Of the accident,
remarked !" t am glad Of it Every doc
tor ought to meet with such ansaccident
once in while, so that he can hear an oc.
OCCASIONAL groan from patient without
laughing at IL ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

Patrick Henry, when he expressed the sosi-
Stirring sentiment, Give me liberty or give me
ceath," simply gave utterance to an orators
Meeting emotion; but when he s7fd, .sGiye me
suit OF clothes made by u. r.. SPENCE soN,1
ne meant what he said, and was responsible for
the wor.ss . 81. $500 s-,s.yss.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

CHARLIE GREsE, the sign card painter, ex-
ecuses Gil work In his line in tbs hest style OF the
art. PERSONS who wish handsome card pgsn,ias
executed can leave their orders at the Dispatea or
Whig office. Give HARLIg LII. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

INoREAsING.-The thirty six English spar
rows, coloniaed on the Capitol Square q
year or two ago, have, Notwithstanding
some Instantaneous circumstances, thiiy-
ed finely and now number between four
and FIVE hundred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

VIRGINIA LIFE GUARD.-The surviving
members of this company are to hold Il
meeting at the store of Benz. Bates, No.
1903 Main street, tonight at O'Clock. AL
members Of the old fifteenth Virginia reSi-
ment are invited to be present.
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AUGraOY sALEs THIS DAY.

IN all puNtc o. Private sales Of Real Es'ate
made bet,oeeu the lat or January andthe LIST 81
Jnly fhepurctGsers pay the td.res Jor the pre-
sent year;; out on all safes betloeen tie hrs!
day of July and the last day IF December the
seller 1,nys them,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

DATEs5's ARtTaaETiCs have bean oficls.iy
adopted In Alexandris, Bath, Hote.omt, Henrico,
Llnenburg, Montgomery, Roanoke, Rockingham,
Warren, James City, and York counties. s4E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

| Col. SpALpING's TRIAL.-The case of Col.
Jos, Spalding, one OF the parties charged
with attempting TO pack the Chahoon jury,
will be called 10 the Hastings Court for trial
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

HUsTlSGs COURT To-DAY.-The motion
docket of removed cases, Forthcoming
bonds, appeals, &e., will be called to-day
at IL O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

.PA1NrIsa,r THE The Capitol har-
inc been thoroughly cleaned by the con-
victs, the painters began their work on
Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

MCGUFFRY's READERS have been officially
adopted for use In the schools OF Alexandra.
Bath, Charles City, James City, Lunenburg,
Montgomery, Rockingham, Shenandoah, War
rem, and York counties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

II VIII be worth your while to drop In at Dew
LIS's, Main street, opposite post-ofice, and JOCK
ut those elegant English, scotch, and American
cashmere PANTHEON patterns that he Is making
up to ordei fer IS, 90, $40, and Bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

We know by experience, az we'll as by
observation, that honorable Journalism
Gays better than seouhdrelly journalism
Brooklyn Eagle,
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sskatlng tonight for gentlemen only.

TRIRBErT's celebrated mandatory of confec.
tionery Is at lll2 Main street, The best French
and American candies, fruits, cakes, and toys, sl-
ways on hand.
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EDStf AwfS 4<tsE.

"ALfHE ShLE.-~HALLB BROTHERS
= fKa&KLlN Egg AND STOVE
- "hl-h .anG"t b.. cyrrled In duality;
~ I'Ji"i =. Clover I'LL LUMP aud
u = -; ~ -, L3MEE&I.ASD CoAI for engine
ca 'INh~' Ut; OAK aud PINE WO;lD, foI
'H' WRIT ROBERTS
j. corner i5Lh and Dock streets.
/ ="iHl!, LORBERnY, and LOCUST
MI. ., Ltn and WHrfA n SE, arst quail
tt!. ENI:A hLiTk GOkL-EouDdry, Egg,
1'F'. ait4 cc4.Hrt lies. CUMBEkL AND and
' y t,!LL coat. Purchasers are Invited
-, u Oh lish street, " Dra1.Dridge.
ds b, +, LATHROP,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

You Will be surprised TO see the excellent quail
ty OF India 2auze shirts you Gun get at DEyLE's
for $3.50 q pair.
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For cleaning your clothing and dyeing the same
MCKINNEY has 40 superior. Marshall stree.,
between 4th and 5:h, opposite ST. James,s Chnsch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

No wood for kindling and cooking exces ours.
Engine, smiths, and CRATE coal, the best and
cheapest. Anthracite, loves. price.
j. 3. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

Strawberry Twist Dianora, Wine Sap, King
Bee, and other choice brands OF Chewing Tobacco
at the cigar store corner or Main and llth eeta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

Ho! for sPENcE's, 1909 Alain street, end buy
Your Sunday rigging, which IL sold by him us
cheap as any other houae In the city.