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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-26

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= III question, and cannot sit as. Judge IN
,he case. On beth is s1aa beaten, a flsl, no
GOOD can come sm renewal sof the afgu'
mcnt. s Ra
This arraignment of The Dispatch ny.ho
Whig is bywayof cfsetto the aelehcs ,, -
Richmond by the Dispatch from .ne Civ. a,
cism that she was thinking TOO m"ch o'
commerce for which, it is contcnucd, sne
u not adapted, and too little of manulac=
turcs. for which she is admirably fitted; an
idea which the Wing endorsed. OF course
It was good strategy to change the iss'le
from a ground so untcnabe, but VIC do not
see that the case OF the Wing is hcttered by
the change. We have, we believe, truth
fully represented the origin and purpose of
the criticism of Richmond rs place for
commerce. There is no such question here
as Commerce or Manufactures Rich
mond will have both, and n good share OF
both, and is entirely adapted to their sue.
ccssful pursuit upon liberal scale. When
the critics bring forwards place in Virginia
which eXcels her in either or both. it will
be time enough to assaii her. Until then 1t
will be FOLLY to disparagc her. ,r."
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Fred. Douglass and st. Domingo

FRED. DOUGLASS delivered an address in
Baltimore on Monday night OH The subject
of st. Domingo. He had small audience,
half Of which was white, showing how lit.
tie interest the negroes take in the subject
Had there been political me ,!in to nom
mate candidates instead Of an assembling,
to hear the lecture, the house would have
been damned with Il yocicrouS multitude.
not one ofwhom was either tit 10 hold Office
drudge OF the capablity of any one else TO
hold il.
DOUGLASS read his speech, which ocrll-
pied two hours in its delivery. He designed
it, he said. somewhat as his report on the
late commission TO st. Domingo. He COM
planned that the President did not appoint
negro upon that commission.
He declared himself IN favor of anneXng
st. Domingo to the United States, and re-
GREETED that SUMNER opposed it. He Went
for anne yation upon Il wide scale" for en-
" tending the protecting arm Of this coun-
- try in every direction
DOUGLASS spoke in the highest terms of
the advantages and natural blessings OF st.
Domingo. He said that
"Of all the West India islands San Do
mlngo was the largest, richest, and most
beautiful, embracing an area of ~ 900
square miles, with Il summer lasting all the
year round, and with mountains covered
with the richest yerdllre and the most valu-
able woods. He said one of the principal
qucsti ons asked him by the colored people
on his return was, what do the people out
there eat and he then proceeded to mar
rate the products Of the soil, dc. The
great difficulty with the people Of San Do
min@o was that nature had done too much
for them. and it was truism that, where
nature does all, man very rarely does any
thing. He had seen and talked with men
engaged in saving hard wood in the sun.
and they were contented and happy, and
enioyed the best Of health. 1t was all non.
sense to say the climate was too hot"
He met the descendants of a colony OF
blacks which he saw sail from Baltimore
forty-seyen years ago, and who numbered
now about six hundred. How they pros
pered ne did not say, but they ">till main.
tanned their old Methodist religion"
He did not remark upon any signs of de-
graduation towards barbarism which the ed
shed teals over /; but he speaks of the mo.
rality of the people, declaring that he saw
but one drunken man in st. Domingo while
he was there, and that man "was an
American" A fact that will be pleasing to
Radicals, who seem to delight in dspara-
gang their own race in comparison with
Africans.
DOUGLASS saw ga lady teaching school
Z" of children and smoking a cigar ut the
I" same time" A fine country tor woman's
rights.
St. Domingo is delightful island for all
OF African blood and if they will but emil
crate to 1t this country would do wisely to
acquire it. 1t is "A negro Paradise, where,
DOUGLASS says, wild hogs and wild cattle
stock the woods.
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NRGINIA.-We note with a great deal Of
pleasure the evidences of Il new CONNER
cial prosperity for Richmond, u prosperity
tor which we have patiently waited, and
which we knew was inevitable with the
great resources of Virginia, whose mate
rial advancement is indicated by the COM
mercial pulse of her capital city. While
the commercial interests of nearly every
Southern city anguish, and the material
interests of the cotton States are all
in dropping condition, we find the
prosperity of the grain-growing State of
Virginia Just beginning. The reason is
plain. Virginia is growing her own bread
stuffs and raising her own stock. She en-
courages manufacturing, and out of the
abundance of her granaries and smoke
houses she fosters every species of mechan-
ical industry. The operations Of her pco-
pie all rest upon substantial basis, and her
agriculture is legitimate, not speculative
like ours. A still prouder destiny awaits
the grand old mother OF States and States
men, and in her renewed prosperity every
son of the South will have an interest, Sc
cond only to that Of her own children.
Raleigh Telegram.
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LET Us HAVE PEAcE."-There is good
authority for the statement that the Gov
eminent is at this time nearer at peace with
the Indian tribes of our country than at
amy time within the last forty years. This
is the result Of what is called the "Quaker
policy" but which is really the policy of
placing the administration of Indian affairs
i'll the hands of honorable, intelligent, and
humane men of various religious denomi
nations, who deal fairly by the tribes, aud
protect their interests, instead Of keeping
hands OF the agents and contractors who
regarded Indian moneys aud Indian goods
us only so much food for plunder.-Balts-
1p0re SIM
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Manchester and the Free Bridge.

Preparations are being made for bril-
liant celebration Of the laying OF the corner
st one of the free bridge between Richmond
and Manchester, which will take place
early in May. The occasion will lie one OF
the most interesting that has called to-
sether the people Of this locality for years.
The establishment of free and unrestricted
| intercourse between the two shores Of the
| river is public necessity. 1t should have
been accomplished twenty years since. 1t
| will infusc much spirit and enterprise into
| The public mind, and do great deal to help
on the Improvement and solid prosperity of
| the locality.
| The next great step to make the free
| bridge completely available to the public
| advantage on both sides the river will be
| the consolidation of Richmond and Man.
| chester in one corporate government. We
are satisfied that the people Of both shores
are nearly unanimous in favor of this most
important step. 1t will bring into active
use and value all the natural advantages of
the southside with MANY times greater eff
cheney than if they are left to develop
ment by separate governments. All dis
putes of the corporations will be quoted,
and the public administration and eXccu-
ton OF plans will not be INSTRUCTED by
cross. purposes and local pride and prclu-
dice. The best that can be done on both
sides for the general good will be done.
The ceremony and its attending scenes
will lie proof Of the general interest felt
in the event. Quite Il large body, consist
ing of various societies, Will JON Ill the
celebration, and an immense multitude
will assemble to witness the proceedings
The motive power of the progressive I'M
proycmcnt Of this city will be very much
increased by this step. Cities 80 Ivy Stages
in their advancement, and often Il circum-
stance like that Of laying this cornerstone
is the suggestion and the stimulus of mea-
sures Of great power in promoting The
| growth and increase of Il city that were not
anticipated or not Il part Of any preceding
| plan.
| The event cannot be ovcr-cStimatcd in lis
| importancc. 1t will constitute an epoch in
our history from which will i'll after times
be dated some of the most remarkable
strides OF this city towards greatness.
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M" MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANI> AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBRICS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
ALWAYS In market are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SURFACED MOHAIRS, for hot
weather:
BLACK BDMBAZINES and CHALLEYS,
COLOREp rOPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE rOPL1NS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, colored anu
black;
CASSIMERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BpSGM SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CRAVATS, &C, &C.
Great show Of PsRASOLS and PARASOL COW
ERS,
UMBREL LAS-Silk, Cambria, Pongee, and AL
paca;
SPRING; and SUMNER SHA Wis every pattern;
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS aud SACQUES.
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C &C;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies' and
misses SHIRTIkGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold Of best quality, and ut as small
profita as a living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. I. h. PkltE X c''',
ap1a llO1 Matn street, corner 18th.
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The Wing arrsigns lis for opposing Gen.
MAHoNE's desire to bring freight and pas
sengers from the Southeast via PETERSBURG
10 R'chmond only twenty miles out of
the way The charge is unfounded.
oen. MAHoNE has charter for road from
petersburg to Richmond. Absurd and
utterly unsatisfactory as the route is to
Richmond, he has the right to build on it.
A pretty route, indeed, is it in this dav,
when everybody is trying to shorten routes
and increase the speed of transportation
We are charged, also, with favoring out
side corporations which propose to carry
everything through the State or, rather,
corporations which are such monsters that
they propose to destroy the country they
traverse, and from which they should de-
i've their sustenance and prosperity. al
On one point the Wing took both sides
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Me- THE GREATEST SPRING REM

EoY.-1n the spring OF the year nature demands
an assistant In driving out The morbihc substance
collected In the blood, which is sure to generate
bilious complaints and derange the entire human
system. The only remedy adequately effectual in
cases G., a Of thts character Is MISHLEh's HERB
biIiEhs, Which thoroughly purihes the BLOOD,
corrects all the irregularities OF the system, REIN
Vleorates the gs neral constitution, and produces
perieet health ana good spirits where now Is gen.
era ,aeo1ty, ner sousness, &C: For all diseases
aaI rn from The impurities OF the blood MESH
tEtElh,S HEkB BlTTERS is pronounced by the
niensst MEDICAL authorities the most certain,
Speedy. ano agreeable remedy extant. Thousands
est assistant OF nature in her conflict with disease
tnat the light Of science has ever brought TO our
khqWleuge. Sold by all druggists and dealers. DIR.
ter. ia. ap3-eod&w
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W nfEn.

In'thts city, on the morning Of TIE 18th instant,
IN the s4th year of her age, Mira. REBECCA
ELiEABETH TRAVIS HOWARD. rclict OF the
late William, A. Howard, Of Mccklenburgs CO,
Virginia.
NOON at O'Clock from the residence or her son.
John Howard, EsG.. No. lol. corner Main and
Adams streets. The friends OF The family, ana
thoee OF Mrs, Emily A. Rutherford, are respect
fully invited 10 attend. ........-T
Departea this life, In Manchester. on MONDAY,
Anril 2ath after painful illness, In inc pIissIni
hone Of blessed Immortality heyond tue RrAse.
SUSAN ELLEN DENLY, In the eiSh'esn'h 'e"'
of her age. -,,,oe,od n
attend the funeral, from the Bsntlsl Gnurch' d. y
o'clock on THIS "wednesday EVENING.
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EXPLORATION oP COLORADO Chicago,
April 4.-Maior Powell, the Colorado cx-
plorcr, leaves Normal, Illinois, to-day, on IL
second journey. He goes under the au-
spices OF the Smithsonian Institution, there
being an appropriation of $24, 900 for the
expedition. The party are we'll supplied
with instruments, boats, and all that Is ne
cessary for complete and accurate survey
and exploration. They intend making a
stay OF TWO years.
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSIT Y.-The
IA WHEELER WILSON SSWING.MA.
CHINE should be found In every houlchod. Th
hundreds OF thousands of f.mleG ngw using 4
viii bear testimony that 1t Is the brs' ni"., accu
rate, Gmplcst and ucat.s. machine m3tc Il \.
noiselcss, and makes locks''ch alIk" On h~k
sides. 4 large variety 81 nylrs "n bard e'dc.
the lnstalInepL plau. {. l.. EADWAN.
la 10 I3a Main street. south SID,
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WANTED, $4,000 people to know -

WANTED, 1000 people to know tb,,
W we are sorr, that the uunrpccder,.t 'n
cess Ut the mltchlcss WILSON Stii;I IT, IN 'y:'
ING-MACHihE rs in this city should h,r Yf ~
'urhed some Of our competitors TO such an ry,sn,
aid sorry that the generous reception gryen n, -
the people OF Virginia should have AWARD y
much envy AMI ll-nature OH the part OF tnr IN ~
sam" line CT business aud We are sorry ia, To-.
who act as II they thought their only path n .nc
cess lay over our failnre for our bnsinessI,,. a.
ready assumed proportions which places IA -,
beyond their power 10 !njure. $50
We believe no persons have any better r,yh, ..
sell ecwing. machines tn ~ US. anu we aleo h.p,
that the people Of Firslnis have u.riect rt,ir >,
buy The best machine In The market a, a re,,o,,
bic prize il they lie sire 10. even II our Conpp,,a,:
receive 80 bench; from the purchase.
We have not The least objection L. oar Combs,t.
tors or their agents foil wing our WAGON ON i,
rounds among our customers.
We have net the lie ,st oni octlon 10 theft ens.,,,
the hon, Us "f our customers and dsnorrcluy nnI
machines In any III amer they can tl!uk Of Az,
our hacks are turned.
But Cs hare objections TO agents OF any che,
SEWN. machine giving lessons on the m 4ichi.,,
Wilson. VS. prefer paying DER iHS'rwc'orspv r.
Selres.
Ard we again caution ladies' against srlosir,
sewing. machine agents not connected with a.,
rooms to baniIe 2 Wilson.
We guarantee our machines unsurpassed hv ar1
I'm any respect. t. Inst rs ioHg. torHn 0s Iigl,,.
make rs bedutiful r0rk. anI rom Els Ia ASIA,
Mna aug others in taS mdrk.t
apo AVERY & CO. r MAYO
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I'HE FREN CH CA NJ 7 A G n.
NEVER GO BACKWARDS.
AUCTION BARGAINS.

AUCTION BARGAINS.
100 boxes Of the FINEST FRENCH FLOWERS
ip the city. Warranted 10 lie the genuine arti-
cle Beyond all question the handsomest and
largest assortment ever thrown upon this mar
ket. The attention of millners especially
called to these flowers. For the next forty
eight hours the ladies will have All cpportu-
nifty Of supplying thcmsclvcs-too late after
that to have your choice. Buy where YOU can
buy cheapest. Buy for cash aud save forty
per cent. While bLying these beautiful flow
ers, look at our large and elegant assortment Of
LLAMA LACE POINTS, ranging from IS to
S40-thc finest and cheapest IN the city.
Take j look at those beautiful FIG URED GREN-
ADISES n 20c., worth 373c.
Look ut the 10. 900 yards of other DRESS GOODS !;
all fre.h and new, right from the anction-
rooms; all In perfect order, and twenty. five
rer cent. cheaper than can he found outside OF
the New York auction-ronms.
Look at orr rIQUES new stylesl and also our
KID GLOVES 1T G.lc.. 7jc., and 81, worth
double the money.
DUCKWALL Il ROUSS,
No. 1913 Main street,
ap20 opposite post-oillce.
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II Attest NOVELTIES In SP r J. n It
AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.

We have In store and are daily receiving from
our recent New ork purchases one Oh the largest
and hest. selected stocks OF
FOREIGa AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
to be found In any tirstclass dry goods establish
ment in the city, consisting In part Of
IRON GRENADINES, BAREGES,
DIAGONAL POPLINS,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
ALPACAs, SILK and MOHAIR LUSTRES,
WHITE and CuLORED PIQUEs,
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, and PERCALES,
WHITE GOODS in great variety,
CASSIMEREa, LII X N S, and COTTON
AIDES, for mems and boys wear;
SHEETIhGS, sHIRTINGS, NAPk1NS,
TABLE DAMASkS. DOfLFS,
TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS, CUFFS,
FMBRUlDEkIEI, NOTIONS, &C.
All of which being purchased since the decline,
and principally FOR CASH. we are selling at prices
which cannot fail to please.
j. n. WOODFIN, I'LL Main street,
Opposite Dispatch oiiic@.
Our SI.25 KID GLOVES are unsurpassed In
shade and quality. ap Il
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FAX NOTICE.


NITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.-Thc
" ait ntion of lawyers, doctors, hotcl-kecpers,
boarding. holscs. real estate agents, commission
merchants, Wholesale and retail liquor dealers,
restaurants, dentists, bankers, insurance agents,
junk dealers, oyster dealers. snack houses, auc-
kcrs is crllc 10 the fact that the ceusc tax is
due, and thai the collector will be In his Office, at
The City Hail. during the present week, from 5
O'Clock A. NJ. TO 8 O'Clock L. NJ, TO receive the
same.
on all bills remaining unpaid on the lst day Of
May fine of not less than 81 nor more than @5 for
each day thereafter will be imposed.
JOHN i. RGGEAULT,
ap 24-6, City Collector.
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The State Of Wisconsin has abolished the
grand jury system. The act takes effect OH
The ist of July next. This is q somewhat
doubtful experiment, and the people of
other States will look for its results with
great interest.
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sEwIHG.sAGHssr,.

gsyrY "a r1n/Sxr,,ss ~~.S~~>>~~~-r--N.g.s
me- M.ca ahgvE r. @ BAKER ssW;S,;,.
the past fifteen years, ana etye,, 70 this city ~.
ton toaa a1y other machine aoId pener sstIsf,,r
OF prominent citizens have yo,,'n,ss st. Hund,si.
spsans ~ ana tne variable succes, iyen !bei,
ment, mora espscisIlya y corroooratss atss IN
cheap % achinas. VERY uanr ~ we iso csiIss,
been numbnRged by fbe oId st, our cAizeas io.i!
snose seiilng snch machines, ibatiS, pot forth \,
bays TIC snd en- hrst.clsss machines .efe t1usly
AL fnl7 warrsntet for n 70 lucy are even ~,
Tor The same m KIT re Or cent ill.,, The sye,
PSInaps. which is about the tinn s9r hss month.
tbc ma rHn,a DC IN order. and then H. such IA,
pairs o., the best way thew con,h needles, To-
rssponslnie for the guarantee. 1' no one bsn,
mn r rs sn vSS oi aEy such machine In ,,,
ho r1as9n w, why should awaken snv sales
MES, Tor 1t does not, and we take conpa
not oniY Tor ourselves, hue for sssslon 70 seay
nov care DOW inanv machine are so J.nsn. We d
p nd Iof Inc people soon learn 70 any su
when they nave talked enough NJ
ilshed bnsinssS houses being hmm ut oiaes,,b.
large saics made Try the cheap rnanht and n.
nlcs ano ,Eeir books will show that ,haa conpa.
DC Ternen, ihey VIII he looked after hr TAX caa
their own socae maze to pay the ~. pro
Dnggery, ana that tn: Representative Of hun.
class machine cares how mana cSe OF any FRS.
are SOLD or fears their success "a machine,
words nsed TO deludc those WIZ mere use u
derstand 1t; and that we sell 90, 10 NOT u.
ming theirs sawB. Is so far f,orl us ,Dy ra..
that we unhesitatlUgly say that zoe TIE tfuih
consider them honorable Competitor n 10, e,ea
thorough mschni7t will see nv co,nns Tor aaT
The only competition Is in the pr,ce pA,ison TN
ment 10 the contrary IL an Insult IN Tho my SAT.
OF the PEOPLE and a hb upon tho 'Ie ssoa s"n',
any good mechanic who undnrs,.na pm.tlono .!
ship and good principles. No ijrst."I ""thn'R.
fears honorable competition, bu, tho npaaJ
with the cheap trash foisiad unon IN ipr,'ttng
pretending to save the purchaser so m n"h sss,
is something that exists only I'm mama i9?n'l
credit TO the e5ta blished cfni panirs ~ ago Is n
and the cry Of hum Duggery would mn,e e.oan'n
belong 10 those who make IL ag.ins, =, pp'o*ii'
record OF the past fuily shows. We ali ~ ~ To-
Il Baker machines, and do II witbnn, ,,I r'9"i
body else or their machines and do nv, h anv.
that deserving people wilt long ra,ro,, rue"
company That resorts 10 other means. E' sII
They are sold on liberal monlhlv ,c,
sufficient guarantees given Tor their qsn'r,' ahi
working and utility. ''S'a'tR!
We sell machines at f25 and sa5 vb,c, ,r. ,
guarantee TO be as good ds any cheap mscb,,o.,..
this market, but do rot guarantee them - "
good rs The GROVER < BAKER or anv &c -"
hrst-clasS machines, nor Will any amonn, n @, ,
max" them or any other cheap m2cnIrcs - =. 'Nt
GROVER & BAKER :. VI. COMrsSS s9"-
u. & n. ". DAIRY. lso,.
ap iS-eou6t Dol Broad 81 rect rorrt,, ~,
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In giving the names of the Virginia Con.
grcSsncn who signed the Democratic adj
dress issued last week, we omitted the
name of Senator JOHNSTON.
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7RsaussrEry.

ys,,ssday =. the ,pth attha rssltence OF The
K =, ies. father, by tho Rev. Up. Woodward,J i.
= ,T.tsY OF BI u swltk cornty, Va. ~ mi as S,l-
cIEgE, PEEBLESscf Prince George county, VI
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,NO THE VOTERS OF HENRICO.-At
/ the solicitation OF many friends, respect
fully announce myself candidate to fill the va
cancy i'm the office OF SHE 1IFF of the county at
the election on the fourth Thursday In May: If
elected promise to discharge the dntics Of the
Office faithfully.
ap l3-4w* i. L. A1hlNSON.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
j U L Us 81 G L F.,
No. oo3 MAIN STREET, BET. 9TH AND 10TH,
B,gs 10 iufurm his friends and the public that he
has just returned from the North with complete
stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS. &c.
which shall be sold at prices to suit the times.
PLAID rQPLINS, all colors, IS 20 35c.,
JAPANESE PLAlDS and POPL' M. rs u 35c,
BE aGtiful SATIN-STRlPED GRENADINES ut
3sc., worth Csc.
SILK GRENADINES In figures and stripes,
LAWNS, FIG'D CAMBRlCS, and PERCALES,
PlQUES, from Is to &c.,
TOW ELS--large lot, very cheap, II yds long, 2oc,
LADIES UMBRELLAS ana fARAsOLS, all
kinds,
HANNK rRCHIEFS, LACES, EDGINGS, and
FRILLINGS, ~ low.
Full lines Of WHITE GOODS.
aiEflINGS, sHIRTINGS, CASSiMEKES,
TN EEDS, CDTTUNADFS. JEANS,
Large stock OF GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Al OF which shall sell at The lowest prices.
JULIUS SYCLE, 9O3 Main street.
ap 5-3m second door from 9th.
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GEOT!HeEG.

1900 -.
Spring AND SUMNER lA CLOTHING
1917 MAIN STREET.
have this day received pei. express my second
supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS
for gents youths, and boys wear. consisting of
suits IN Derby, frock and French sack style: Price
from So SO up to $40 suit. Fine BLACK. BLUE,
and BROWN DRESS FROCK COATS at low
prices.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.--Frcnc Fancy
Cassimeres, Black Cloths, DocskinG, Rlue tlar-
mel, and yestings. which l MAKE UP TO Or
DER In STYLE.
Ny stock OF FURNISHING GOODS is COM
plete. JULIUS kkAkER,
ap26 Merchant Tailor.
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Tickets. admitting one gentleman and ladies, 81.
Committee OF Reception (rci badg J: Messrs.
Baker, Byrnc, O'Dwycr, and Tnr5cck.
Floor Committee (hue hadgc): Mcssrs. A. n
Pizziui, Laubc, Straehia, Hulcher, Downcs,
Wren, Shea, W. Mahony, and Feranter. ap 22.It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-26

CTATE LICENSE.-All persons whose
hereby notified hat their present license will eA-
ri1e on the 3Oth instant. The Commissioner OF
the Revenue is in Office No. on 18th street be-
tween Bank and Main daily, prepared TO renew
the license of persons who wish to continue husi-
ness tile ensuing year. After that time double
tax Will b assessed on those doing business WIZ
out obtaining such license.
JULIUS G. FISHER.
issia keYnnlIG.