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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-29

WEST y1Ra1N1A.-The election on Ihurs'
day In West Virginia resulted In the fat'1i-
cation Of the FRIck amendment. The Con-
stitution of that State contains the follow
ing provision
II. The ,chitc male citizens of the State
shall be entitled to vote at all elections held
within the election districts In which they
respectively reside, but no person who Is a
minor, or Of unsound mind, or pauper,
or who is under conviction Of treason, fel.
ony, or bribery in an election, or who has
not been resident of the State for one year,
and of the county in which he offers to vote
for thirty days. shall be permitted to
vote while such disability continues
No person 'rho, since the 1St day Of June,
1861, has girc7a or shall gre voluntary aid on
assistance to the rebellion against the United
States, shell be a citizen Of this State, or 6e
aIio,red to cote at any election therein, un'
less he has volunteered into the military on
noral scrrice Of the United States, and has
been or shall be honorabiy discharged there
from"
The words in Italics arc stricken out by
the FRICK amendment.
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HURRICANE IN EAST TESNEsSEE.-Ac-
rording to the accounts, Il truly terrific and
rather wonderful storm burst upon Sweet
water Valley on the 10th inst. For eight
miles along the creek houses and barns
were blown down or unrootcd-among the
former several of brick, and one brick
church orchards were Frustrated, and the
entire field over which the storm passed
(about eight miles long by an average width
ol a half mile) was devastated. After the
storm was over, friends from all directions
gathered in to relieve the sufferers. Seven
tv-tivc men set to work and built about tive
miles of fencing in one day. In order to
save the crops they ran one tencc around
about 10000 acres of growing grain and
grass. Though people were i'll many of the
Frustrated houses, not Il life was lost.
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MARRIED,

At ". Jsrne,' Church, on the 10th instant. BY ING
Rev. Joshua Pete, kin, DR.. j. SUN MEEFlE.G, ~
.CONRA0to Mss VIRGINIA M dsngnser OIL ,tss
late Samuel y. Rind, or Georgetown, Do
AtAieaut,h street Presbyterisn Church s \. i,
saw, HENRY w. BLANKS to Miss SARAH
ANNIE, youngest daughter Of the late u. W.
Glass, or Virginia.
At Mount Pleasant, the residence OF me Driae y,
mo,her, In Louisa county, on the morning OIL we
goth instant, by the REV. L. A. Cutler, n; v.
CHISHOLM, of Hanover county, Va, to MISE
ELLA V. COSBY.
On Tuesday, April 2Sth, by the Rey MOSS ~ -;
,,opc. IL. b., the Rev. JAMES 7. SMITH, Oh
Er'dcr,cksbnrg, Va, to Miss AGNES, daugntet
o. Major J. Horace Lacy, Of Chatham osahoru
county.
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The deaths of three prominent citizens
Of Philadelphia we've reported In Thurs
days papers-Daniel l.. Miller. Jr.. rail-
way man and capitalist Stillwcl :. Bishop,
senior of the shipping and commission flrm
of Bishop e Sons. and Charles knecht, OF
the heavy provision house OF Jacob /. AL
burger & Co.
Frederick Smith. formerly a captain OF
New York volunteers in the Federal army,
arrested in that city for alleged complirlIy
in bounty frauds, has turned states cVl.
dence, implicated twelve other persons, and
exposed about six thousand fraudulent
claims involving over 81 600, 900.
The foundry and machine shop Of Zehui
6; Bro, at Kutztown, near Reading, Pa,
was burned Thursday. Loss, so, 900; H.
surance, S14 200.
The miners and operators of the Pennsy!-
vania coal regions are still in Il wran@lc OF
resolutions and propositions.
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DIED.

~, Friday morning, April 2s,h, j. FRANKIE
r VII tnfant SON of Y. f. and George W; Hodges.
His funeral will take place TODAY ~
O'Clock from the readrnce OF MS paren.s cor,,oe
/ and Federal Etr' cts. Friends ana aca""'h'ane'
of the family arc invited to attend.
In baltimore at The residence OF his mo'her, on
the psth inst in the alst year OF his age, JpiiN
DANIEL CRh NE, son oil the ia'e " hi' VI
and of Jean n. Crane.
.tuorre rio Grace. on the evening Of the 2ad
instant after a severe Illness borne with Chtis-
tian es,gnation, FLIZaBETH. aged styenty'sS
wears relict of the late Capt. Henry IA MSeFs'
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The SQUARE is looking remarkably well.
The public owes Governor WALKER a heavy
debt Of gratitude for preserving it from the
foot OF the destroyer. The grass looks
grsen--the trees are flourishing. Beauty
and grace arc treated with something bet
ter than barbarous heedleSsness, and the
scene will steadily improve in interest and
loneliness.
Nevertheless there is much to be done to
the Square. We observe among the new
varieties OF trees introduced two or three
Otaheite mulberries, which are abominablc
in the sight Of persons of good taste. There
l. one hilanthus tree also, which stands
near the monument, where it is not need
ed. That tree, also, is one that merits de-
testation. The trees need thinning in
some places, and, under the directions of
an ornamental gardener, this work of
thinning might be done without any great
postponement. Where the foliage is too
close and compact, the trees are suffering
IN health and their limbs bindered from
growing and expanding. The elm is
amongst the most outrageous of trees, and
spreads and hourishes in the grandest style
when 1t has room. 1t is unsurpassed for
It's MASSIVE grandeur and its delicious
shade, and should receive every encourage
lnent and attic ntion. 1t sends forth no pes
titcrous scions. and does not exhaust the
soil; but cherishes the grass beneath it as
the mother would her children.
Another matter Of interest to which we
invite the attention Of those concerned, is
the condition of the willow-oaks on the
south side of the Square. They are far too
close for their nature. The wildwood is
one of the most symmetrical as well as one
of the most gigantic Of shade trees. Most
oil those on the south of the Square seem
10 be fiourishiDg, notwithstanding their ter
rible suffering in the fire Of the Sd April.
1865. They love moisture, and they get a
great deal Of it as it seeps through the
hlli from the Square. They promise to at
tain their natural size, which is large.
therefore there IRE twice as many growing
as Will lind room for expanding to their
proper dimensions. AS 1t is net vel, fin.
such superb trees to be checked in their
growth, the thinning process should not
long be delayed; but 1t should be conduct
ed by master hand.
Awarding great credit for the care with
which the Square is cultivated and protect
ed, we venture 10 ask for the modification
Of the rugged surface of the path around
the so uthwest corner Of the Capitol by
slight covering OF more civilized nature
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A TTENTION, LADIES'

The Baltimore store has lust received supply
o1SpRl HG GOODS-NOTIONS, new style EN-
ELRY, and everything usually kept in y fancy
Also, latest style CHIGNONS and NATURAL.
HAIR CURLS as low rs they can be bought In
the city. Ladies will do we'll to call and examine
Ing and trimming Store, Gs2 Broad street
up 28-lw VIM. Il. ADAMS,
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CORNERSTONE CELEBRATION.

RICHMOND CoMMANDERy, No.2,l
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Aprll 25. 1871. {
ORDERS No. 13.-Sir KNIGHTS: N/
" TIE Commandery having accepted WIN
an invitation 10 act AS an escort to Man. ~
chester Lodge No II A. +. and A. Ma
sons. on the occasion OF laying the corr y
ner-stone OF the "Free Bridge" on the Atm Of May
next; also of Richmond Randolph Lodge No. 10
A. F. and A. Masons, on the occasion of laying tie
cornerstone OF the 4" NJ onument to the Confede-
rate pead.' at lakewood, ON the 10th OF May next
the <. c. urges upon the Knights to make prepa-
ration to perform these duties In a manner alike
creditabe to the occasions and To themselves. A ii
ofhcers and members who are equipped arc coufi-
drntly expected to lie in attendance.
The Cornnardery will parade IN full cloth ag
and mounted. The sentinel will st G that the arm.
orv is In suitable condition. The necessa AIRY or
ders win be issued In dne time.
BY order OF the T.. Commander.
THOMAS h. LEVITT, Capt. Gen'l.
w q. fIDD'Ck, Recorder. spas St
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than the large and very rough gravel, when
drives passengers 80 the grass when Tue
pclice are not watching them.
It is public blessing that we nc last hass s
such place as the Square, SO protecteo
from barbarism. .-
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AIRS. Z. V. BUTLER, G3l Broad s,s3s
Nl street, corner of 7th, will on Satur- eSsEsaa53
day, Goth, nc prepared to show her iriendsyR6Ss
and customers q hands ONE assortment OF SUM
MER MILLINEKY, trimmed aud untrimmed,
such as Nespolitan, Ltghorn. Straws, Ribbons,
Flowers, Laces--everything in the fancy goods and
lies. All she asks is to give her call. Orders
DrOmDty attended to. IL"
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nay as,0I,..
'rHE DRY GOODS cAapA1es
FULLY OPENED.

FULLY OPENED.
JUST received . large and handsome sssos.nsu, q,
STRAW GOODS,
embracing all the new styles for lad,es
men, and boys, ut figures far below who,.se,S
prices. We invite our friends, "a well "a ,e's
gagged In the trade, to can and examine nm, 90 '
The orr hans Of our charitable institn,,o,, 80
supple by us with MISSES HATS I,,s.,~ 0e
good at only lac. 'm'
Why pay $3.50 per yard for SILK Hyer.y,
when we can sell you the Identical article n, a.,
Why pay $50 for genuine LLAMA r.cr
POINT when we can sell You better one n. A.,
and handsome one for 30? w.
Why pay for all kinds OF DRESS Goons ,
varying from CSC. to 81 per yard when We can ,o,,
you the same gods 50 per cent. cheaper thar ~.
same can DC bought at Wholesale In New York?
ALL OF OUR DRESS GOODS
are
FRESH AND NEW,
and are
FAR BELOW NEW YORK WHoLys.rv
PRICES.
ap23 DUCKWALL a pOJrss
TRY GOODS.
THE UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
we offer
ARE ASTONISHING TO CUSTOMERS
We invite all to come and examine
THE GOODS
At the store of p. STRAUsE, No. lul MAINS,
Linen Damask, 4Oc. and upwards: Linen Nan.
kins. red border, 81 White Pique isAc. and nm.
wards Buff and Figured rique, very hsnd,oms.
White. Blue, and Pink Mosquito Net The preai
est bargains In the city in Lace Shawls at Il and
upwards, worth 80 per cent. more all shades IN
S.tirs and silks. Fringes, Gimps White and
Mourning Pique Trimmings will lie sold 50 Der
cent. less than cost; Lisie Thread. Kid Gloves
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Embroired Bands
Edgiug and Inserting; Ribbons In every style and
color; ShiTtng and sheetngs Bosoms. Irish
Linen, Cassmeres, CottOnade, Tweed and Linen,
for mems and hoys' wear; full assortment OF
DRESS GOODS.
All In need Of GOODS will cut out this adver
tisement aud OH every 80 worth of goods pur.
chase you can deduct 50 cents by presenting ihl,
advertisement. i. sTRATNR,
ap 20-codlm ltll Main street,
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PEAT Adoption BARGAINS.

GREAT AUCTION bAh0AiN''
THE BEST CALICJvS at loo. and downwards !
handsome FIGURED PEKCALES only 2ec.' ell e.
uHJTE JkcOEET CAMBRIA l2.c., worth CSC !;
PIOIjES for dresses from l8to SOC; .. , -,,
JAFANESG SILKS, Ill colors, only So''o' ""fln
Handsome sdls5,m IRlsa PoPLINs, 81 and 81 rs yard.
cheap at ~; o-.a,
DRFSS GOODS-all the novelties: ~ ,,
The largest selection OF PAkASOt.s' soN NJ
RRELkAS and SHAWLS In The state
BLACK, COLORED, and FIG URED ALfACAS'
matchless In beauty and cheapness;
Rifle CH licked iiNrHS, only lsc, worth 51c'
WUOLLEN AMI LINEN GpUDo f1r men ana
boys wear .,-.
WHITE GOODS, CnUhIERiANE1'
REN,. LACES, HOSIERY,
G. YES. DOMESTlCS,
0II-CL 9TH, in marble and other colors.
In short, everything found in frsi-class mouse,
at prices that cannot be cqualled IN cheapness'
Don't forget the place. A. GObl!bAtE.
ap 99-1w COZ Broad street, bet 9Th ana TN.
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EJSTHs

cPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
1917 MAIN STREET..
! have this day received per express my second
supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
for gents. youths, and boys wear consisting OF
suits in Derby. frock and Freuch sack style PTice
from So so up to so suit. Fine BLACK. BLUE.
and BROWN DRESS FROCk COATS Il: low
prices. ,,r ,,, r,
TAILORING DEPARTMENT FRENCH Fancy
rassimeres BLACK Cloths, DOeskins, Blue CLAN
mel. and VesIings. witch | MAKE UP TO Or
DER IN HTiLE.
nine julius KkAkER,
an 81 Merchant Tailor.
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ME- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANIo AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMbhles
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
ALWAYS in market are receiving by steamer anu
express daily
tEOS GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SURFACED MOHAlRS, for hot
weather.
BLACK BuMBAzINES and CHALLEfS,
COLORED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE PUPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, caiored anu
black;
CASSINERES, for gents and boys;
LISEN-B0S@ VI SHIRTS,
SOCKS. CEAVATS, &C., &C.
Great show of PARASOLS and PARASOL Cow
ERS
UMBRELLAS-Silk, Cambria, Pongec, and AL
paca;
SPRING and SUMNER SHA WIS every PATTERN
LLAMA LACE sHAWLS and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C &C.;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies' and
misses SHIRTlNGS, &C., &C.
Everything sold OF best quality, and at as small
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. I. X. PRICE e Gu
apI9 IDOL Main street, corner llth.
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cpECIAL ATTRACTIONS OFFERED
~ THIS WEEK AT
S. HIR 3 Ii s,
1927 BROAD STREET.

just received from auction, large io'"
LLAMA LACE POINTS
g., beautiful designs. at very low figures.
.,so sn1end,d assortment OF LACE COVERS
for parasols; ,o-
RACK RgPPED SILK, with white edge LOT
$3.50;
LINEN TOWELS, II yards long, at 25c';
WHALEBUNE CORSETS At 7'c.
Also IN newest Styles
RATISTE SKIRT1NG, all colors'
FRENCH ORGANIZES,
LINENS for suits;
JAPANESE SILKS, in checks, striped anu
solid cOlOrs:
CaSSIMERES, for mems and boys wear.
A. S. HIRSH'S,
90 e27 Broad street.
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s,RY GOODs.

NEW GoODS-NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER TEAM EvEE,
IA TAT
ULTUs sYCL q g,
No. 900 MAIN STREET,
Consisting In part Of
JAPANESE SILKS, all shades
PLAID POPLINS and JAPANEsE,
~'@- ak EMBEOfDERED and ST RlPED
GRENADINES,
IRON BAREGE5.
BLACK SILKS. very cheap:
I,HENE POPLINs, new styles
BLACK ALPACAS and MJUhNiN1
Lawn WT PiouEs and PERCALEs,.
Complete line of WHITE GOODS,
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TOWELS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDK sRCHIEFS, ,c,
LACE5, EDGINGS, and FRILLlNGs'
LACE PO1STs-a great bargain; r>,r,u
A r,,1j 1inc of CASSlnEPES and dEH1'o
"a i"'i FJJHNISHIHG GOODS.
All ,r which we are calling 1t reduced p ices.
~" - JIIi,IJS SYCLE, 9o3 Maln street.
tetween 9th and 10Th s'reets'
Look ut our l2Ac. DRESS GUIDO anon
PERCALES only 2pc. a yaro.
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AMR-SENQESTS.
THEATRE.
ENGLISH OPERA.

ENGLISH OPERA.
THE BOHt MAN GIEL.
TUESDAY AID THURSDAY EVENINGS,
MAY 2SD and 4TII ISL, by
RICHMOND AMATEUR OPERA TROUPE.
Major WIN. Il. Nyers.............Siag Manager.
;ainr VIM. ". Ca kie.. Bu iue@o MtIIaccr
Professor L. A. Ambold. ....,.. Musical nir,c or.
TICKET:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chairs. 90
Reserved tryls Observation-Disclosures. IS
Family Circle and tarquctte. IS
GALLERY Observation-Disclosures. so
Sale OF reserved seats viii commence saturday,
Anil 2qth at 8 A, VI at the Richmond Musical
exchange corner OF lOta and Main st'e.ts
Libr, tics of the prcra may be procured IT + c
Richmond Musical EXchangr.
The celebrated Durham ;iau1. kindly rendered
by rhc statc ageut tpro: l.. A. slnbold, wIil he
.sed ~ each performance. Up -
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GREAT BARGAINS AT
JULIUS MEYERS, eos Broad, near 9Th
Good Black Silk ut 8l.25: Gros Grain SIX AT I'll"
Japanese and other SILK Dresses IN elegant suauss'
silk poplins, Reps. Grenadines, etc; a. lo"ts' ns
ure5: other Dress Goods from l:3t. up
Kid Gloves, of pretty shades, ISc PAR ..,
sets OF beau,if Muslin Curtains, 10 yards Tor f''
Nice Piqucs At 25c.. 3oc.. g. :: ,o,..
mother lot OF that desirable Black Alpaca al -sc''
Neat Gin CHAM At l23c.:
London Mourning and other Prints III iec.'
Good Al Brown Cotton for l0c.;
linen Collars, latest styles, some at FAC.
Something pretty and new LII Muslin hoHi'nps
sets, Gympure Bands. Edgings, etc. ann.
For Gentlemen: full line OF New YORK NINE
IInen-Bo shirts: an exquisite assortmen. OIL
Scarfs and Bows; SuperstoGt English ha!l,nosss
at 20 dozen, cheap NJ $3.50: Ge4ts Llse- ni
Gloves at 25c.; good Uniershtrts 1T Soc; an eAcr
lent assortment OF aIlwool Cassln.res a. 81 lai'
at JULIUS hs ~
an Tim GG3 Broad between ftn ana i'h ''''
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sEWING.MACHHNES.

GROVER s. BAKER SEW IN GINA
~ CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which will be
chine can be sold In this City. They have been in
use for the last fifteen years by hundreds OF fami
lies in this city, and stand unrtyaled. Call and
examine the machines and the many testimonials.
u. Il Il. W. DARBY, Agents,
Ia 81 Dol Broad St., corner pth.
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MEETINGS.

ALUMNI ASSOClA.
u TION.-Thc undersigned have observed
virginia residing in n number Of other cities,
snd in most cases in either States have or or
ganized University Clubs the object OF which
friendships Of college life, and TO cooperate to a
ccrlain extent with the active stud, nts and Fac
ultv of the University OF Virginia In advancing
her Interests. 49,
We regret that any other city should have Ia ken
The initiative In this movement, for Richmond, rs
the METROPOLIS OF the State should nave been hrst
t. recognize the pre-. eminent worth Of This the
chief seat Of learning in Virginia.
We believe, moreover, that there are more ohl-
yersiv men now resident in Richmond IMAM In
anv other place In the country, and that the men
who represent her here are certainly equal IN de-
vntjon 10 her interests to those who lave been
more prompt to testify their Affection, .
We therefore unite In calling upon all alumni OF
the University of Virginia resident IN Richmond
t. meet on SATURDAY ENtNiNG, hpri' "Mh,
at The HusliHgs Courtroom, City Hall, a. o'clk.,
for The purpose of organizing an association III
IL, If The n. iprtG above ST tHL
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DOOK-BINDERY AND BLANK-BOOK
= MANUFACTORY,

18TH STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF MAIN.
BINDEkY OF Mr.. Geo. /. Bfdgood, and secured
the services of MIR. HENRY BOWERS, . gent eman
we'll qualified To conduct the same, VIII De plea.eu
to receive the patronage Of his friends ana the
public. JOHN ID. HAMMERSLEf.
Mr.. HENRY BOWERS viii be pleased TO serve
bis friends az above, aps-6t
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CPRING AND SUMNER MIL ssl3s
= LISERY At 900 MAIN STREET, YEYlg
RETW ZEN NINTH AND TENTH. IL VNSNEe
have this day received my second supply u tne
LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY GOODS,
and would he pleased TO have my customers ana
friends call and examine them.
Wanted, Il FlRSr-CLASS MiLL1NER.
an 90 lw MRS. NJ. j. DAVIS.
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sp22 CARDOzo, FoURQUREAN & co.
r Attest NOVELTIES IN sPRlNd
AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.

have In store and are daily receiving from
our recent New ok purchases one of!he largest
and hest selected stocks OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
tn be- found In any tirstcass dry goods .siapiisA'
ment IN the city, consisting In part OIL
IRON GRENADINES, BAEEGES,
DIAGONAL P0PLINS,
JAPANESE POPLINs and SILKS,
ALPACAS, SILK and MOHAlR LCSfRts'
WHITE and CuLORED PlQuES,
CAMBKICS, Lawns, and PERCALES'
WHITE GOODS In great variety.
CAaSIMERE& EMS, aud CoiI0H'
AIDES, for meas and boys wear
SHEETIh sHIRTISGS, NAPKINS,
TABLE DAMASKS, DOYLFS,
TOWELS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS. CUFfs'
EMBROIDERIES, NOTIONS, &C.
All of which being purchased siuce the decllns'
and principally FOR CASH we are selling h prices
which cannot fail to please.
j.. N. WOODFIE, 1lI7 Main street.
Opposite Dispatch cfnce'
Our $I.2s KID GLOVES are unsurpassed IN
shade and quality. ny -
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MIrITAHY NOTICES.

4 TTENTIoN, "F" CoMPAN e" :,
II There win be an adjourned meeting o. q r, .
O'Clock. 49,
BY order of the Captain. r,,1,n, n
II JON V A. DJLAlNL ". y.
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COMPANY &C." ATTENTION AT
SPRINGFIELD HALL, THIS (caturday)A
EVENING, at O'Clock. IN
The election of non commis stoned officers VI
will be held aud other important business trans -
By command of Captain W. II. Gordon:
nv d. G.. RICUh RDSON, q. s.
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ECONOMY is WEALTH.

We are Offering special inducements In DRY
GOODS, anu invite attention TO our list OF bar
Good styles and qualities Of DRESS GOODS as
Beautiful PLAID PoPLINs at 30 snda5
Excellent BLACK ALPACA at 30, SO 50, and
BLACK GRENADINES at so, IS, so, and &c.
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAlNSOukS, SWlrs.
&C., AT l5c. and upwards
COTTON and LINEN DIAPER at Is, 10 and
CSC.
IRISH II EMS, very fine. at 37i. so: e23, and 15c.
TABLE LINENS at so. IS, 75c., 81, &C..
DDY les at 75c. per Dozen;
TOWELS at Bl.25 per dozen;
LARGE WHITE QUILTS at sl.sa, Si.7s, g.. aud
poNGsE PARAsoLs, and all other kinds, ex.r.
LACE "eefHPa,wLs from 20 upwards;
Best KID GLOVES at SL25, warranted, and
worth 81:
81. per pair
Fast -c6lorcd LAWNS at l2t. leg and ?o:.
Hsnds me JApAEEtE SlLho 81, worth sLN
per yard.
Lot OF oGhcr goods very cheap: G!ve us a cali.
WV. TIALHIMEh K SONS
amer No. sol BROAD, corner s.h street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-29

4 TTENTION! HEN RICO LIGHT
" DRAGu,NS.-Thc old members Of the III
HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS are request "A
ed TO meet at the store of W. c. DALTON, No. III
400 and 3oa west Broad street, on SATURDAY,, "
April goth. 1871 at II O'Clock for the purpose OF
roy ZlnQ. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-29

co SnH-WANTED, TO BORROW
Do Ci5u So, 500 for three years, at II per
oorth of city, with valuable improvements. Apply
70 LYME 4 BROTHER.
ap 2s-G 1912 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-29

MARCH =.
have WISHED the Male Orphan Asylum twice
since IL has beeu In charge Of Dr. anu Mrs. Wood
ward. Everything about the house loci ed re-
markedly clean and neat. My only surprise was
how II could be Kept go clean, surrounded us II Is
by mud.
ll* MRS. JOHN H SAUNDERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-29

w ANTED, merchants and all In want of
w LEATHER OF any description to call and
Ing their purchases. We guarantees our prices TO
be as Low as those or any similar establishment.
q. *. CIlALKLEY Il CO.,
Wholesale Leather Lcaitts, 18th street.
NH 3l-ln