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MARKETING AND SHOPPING TRA1N-A
Good More.-Mr. a. II. Perry, the general
superintendent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, although but a few weeks in
his new position, is already giving evil.
dcnccs that he is a live railroad man, fully
abreast of this progressive age. Among
other things which will give great s~atisfac-
ton to the people of this city and all per-
sons on the road between the points Sc
lcclcd, he %nnounces That on the 1st of
May lie will commence running Il daily ac-
commodation train between Gordonsville
and Richmond, leaving the former place ut
$40 A. NJ. and arriving here at $3.50 \. NJ,
returning ut 3:5 L. NJ. Excursion tickets
1T very low rates will be issued, good for
the day OH which they are sold, and light
marketing will also be taken on thist train
at low rates. The farmers along the road
should at once arrange to send daily sup.
plies Of milk, butter. fruits, vegetables, and
fowls to this city. They car rely upon get.
ting every facility for their transportation
mt reasonable prices. Our farmers wives
ard daughters, too, can run down to the
city any day, spend six hours in shopping
andircturn home before night.
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-JuStice j. j.
White prcsiding.-Thc following cases were
disposed Of:
W. ID. Anderson, charged with assault
ing and abusing Henry Schluter and ere
lting 4 great noise to the distul bance of
the ~nelghhors, was required to give sccu-
rlty for his future good behavior.
A. Rick, charged with trcspassing on the
premises of h. d Z. T. Johnson, and with
removing sand therelrom. Case continued
until the 10Th, and the accused recognized
in the sum Of $500 for his appearance on
that day.
John Itcardon, charged with assaulting
and beating his wife, was sent down until
tomorrow; to which time his case was
continued.
%ltoXanna Anderson (colored), for using
abusive language toward Kate King, was
warned and let off.
Nelson Anderson and Ahncr Booker (col-
orcd), charged with as>aultins and abusing
clcii other, were each required to give Sc
curily i'll The sum of 500 for their good be.
llavlor Tor three months.
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Coop Recommendations adjourning
Yesterday the Court of Appeals appointed
Cant. l.. d. Ward tipstalf in place OF Mr..
r. ID, Halyburton, resigned. Everybody
will agree that u better appointment could
not have been made.
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'H| 81 ,hc brick chimneys of Johnson's
s''" way Wednesday,, crushed in the roof,
ga h:tird the workucn in the ruins.
: ",'r men were seriously injured.
~ u" Nilsson has inyestcdS $3.50. 900 in real
.'"'c III Otis and Arch streets, Boston.
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u.ppER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LEsLIE's
uapers for this week are to hand
from Ellyson IL Taylor, booksellers and
news-dealcrs, No. 1ll6 Main street. They
arc usually fine Nos, each containinga sup
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oEA1H W = FAMOUS ELEPHANT from
H!""hNIilc( lnG.) UcmOcr0t, April al
''l!'oo >alh, the huge elephant belonging
~ IL! Amburg Il Co.'S m~enageric, died OF
III" atscasc Of the heart at Conncrsviile on
: gay l4si. He was about sixty years old,
-,'' "ao imported 10 this country from Asia
,,Dut Ihlrly years ago. lie measured about
Tn !"et IN height, and weighed about ten
1Ga.an4 rounds. His value was estimated
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ESCAPED FROM Decentralization WAS
made in the Dispatch II few days since OF
The arrest of Il colored MAJ by the name of
William Henry Johnson. who came from
GuochIand county with the wife of Edward
stanton. johnson was turned over To the
proper officer from Goochland, who cur
ricd him to The jai! oil tlllt county. After
being put in confinement he Succeeded in
making his escape. Last evening Il letter
WAS received ly Sergeant II. Il. VIII tc,
who male the arrest in the first instance,
from Justice Saunders, stating that john
son was a notorious rascal and that he
had made his escape, and requested that
the police would look out for him again in
this city.
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SHIRTS made TO order at NOAH WALKER &
CO.'S, 1906 Main street. Call and leave your mca-
sure II you wish something nice. A perfect lit
Guaranteed.
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CHANcERY Court OF R1cHMosp-,Judge
fttzhmyh presiding.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Sizer VS.. Sizer and others. Decree for
partial distribution of The fund and for loan
of the residue. Lyons, counsel.
boswell and others ys. Belcher, &c. De.
cree confirming report of sale and directing
sale of property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned. Holiday & White, Sands s.
Leake, and Coke, counsel.
Cullen vs.. Greene and others. Order d.
rrctlnS receiver. to deposit fund in Union
Bank of Richmond. Johnston, Steccr,
Lyons, &C., counsel.
Murphy vs.. Mcclure. Decree sustain
ing exception and recommitting cause to
commissioner for further report. G. D.
Wise, Dooley & Nceson, counsel.
Goddin & Apperson VS.. Anderson, &c.
Order %overruIing motion to set aside decree
or 9TH March, 1871. John Dunlop, john
ston d Williams, counsel.
Beckman, &c, vs.. Kobe, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and di-
rcctin= sale of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned. Peasants, y. q.
Jackson and others vs.. Mays and others.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and providing for distribution of the fund.
Jackson n ClOptOn, counsel.
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Lone Jtch Brown Dick, Durham, and all Other
first. class brands OF Smoking Tobacco, at the cor
ncr of 18th and Main streets.
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Mauchester Items.

PERsoyAL.-Gov. Walker went to Nor
folk Yesterday.
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The new Double Petunia Magnet now In bloom
at MoRTON'S Flower Garden.
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Best ! merican candies III the city at TRIB-
Belts, HIP Main street.
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SPECIAL OR LICENSE TAX.-The United
States Assessor and his assistants are now
ready to receive applications for special or
license tux. AS the Collectors office will
probably be throngcd on the 1st of May, it
would he well for persons TO make their
applicatIuns ut once. ndthus save time and
trouble. After the 1>t prGXimo al liquor
found in the possession of parties who have
not obtained the required license will be
liable to seizure. The Collector will strictly
enforce the law in this respect.
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Roses at MoRToN's Flower Garden.

ENVELOPES furnished and printed at -, $3.50,
1915, and AS per |, 900, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, ilis Main street, are pub
llshers' agents for McGu1ey's Readers and Spell
ers, adopted by the State Board for use In the pue-
&c schools OF Virgins.
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"BALLARD HOUSE,,
EICuMOSD, Aprii 30, 1871.

Dear Sirs,-I desire to express my graft
tiration and entire satisfaction ut the ar
rangcmrnts perfected by you for my con-
cert at Assembly Hall. Its acoustic quail
tics are equal to any hall in which have
sung in this country, and it is ut the same
time sufficiently c~ommodlous for flrst-class
concerts. CHRISTINE NILSSON"
The fair cantatricc spent yesterday morn
iug in driving about Il historic city. She
lett with her associates on the afternoon
train for the South, and will sing in Charles
tom Oh Saturday night.
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ICE NOTICES.
TEE! ICE ICE!

ICE! ICE! ICE!
4. G.. BABCOCk being tho only dealer brlng-
ing the celebrated
BOSTON ICE
to this city, Is now prepared to furnish 1t In any
family use, The known good qualities or the
,ston Ice for purity, cleanliness, and lasting
qualities, render 1t the most desirable OF any Ice
brought To this mar ket.
Customers beginning this season with me will
be supplied throughout the year.
Principal depot south side OF tic dock. between
I7lh md 18TH streets. Branch depot, egs Marshall
street. near the New Market.
orders by mail frcm any part Of the South
promptly filed.
ap 20-1n A. y.
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Oak and Pirc Wood, long, sawed and split, 1
lowest prices. PITCHER.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CELEBRATIOE-1
GAIA Day for the Colorcd People -Ycstcr-
day was the second anniversary of the pro-
mitigation OF the fifteenth amendment to
the Constitution Of the United States rs the
law of the land. 1t was'cclebratcd by the
colored people throughout the country,
and those in Richmond were not behind
those of any city of the same size i'm the
strength of their demonstration.
\ grand procession was. formed ut 10
O'clock, and marched through the princi-
pal streets, escorted by II squad of police
and accompanied by several bands. The
associations taking part in the procession
were the following
Lincoln Union Mounted Guard;
Young Mems Hope;
kissing Sons of ham;
Rising Sons of Love;
Young Sons of Enoch
Golden Harp of America;
Young Mems Mechanic Star;
Good shepherds of Bethlehem;
First National Phoenix Association
Silver Star:
Union Benevolent Star;
Supporters of the Vineyard;
Richmond Cadets;
Young Sons of Messiah;
Young Twistcrs' Aid Of Shiloh;
Transfers Socicty-Star Of the East.
There were also Il good many people in
line who were not in uniform: others wcrcin
carriages, and hundreds throngcd the side
walks along the line of march. 4 striking
feature of the procession WIS Il wagon in
which there were %thirty-tour girls, all
dressed in white. and each bearing Il tiny
Union flag. These represented the thirty
four States.
The orator of the day was Geo. II. Down
ing, Of Rhode Island. He spoke well, and
was loudly applaudcd. In the course ot
his remarks i'm a~llusion was made to Scna-
tor Sumner which elected three cheers for
that gentleman. President Grants course
towards him was ~uniavorably commented
uptn. but three cheers were given for him
alb. The sentiments uttered by MIR. Down.
ink towards the white people were concilil-
tory. The other speakers were Rush Bur-
CESS. Landon Boyd, VIM. Ii. Lester, and
Cornelius Harris.
The following resolution, offered by Nj.
Downing, was unanimously adopted:
"RcsolUed, That we cherish kind feelings
even towards those who have oppressed
us. and that we arc in favor Of cnfranciSing
all DISTINGUISHED rs rebels; but we demand
as evidence Of an appreciation OF this gem
crosby, that those to be emf anchi>cd shall
manifest their fitness to be enfranchiscd 10y
recognizing fully the political rights of I'LL
without regard to COLOR
In the afternoon Il mass meeting was
held on CANDLES Hill, and speeches APP
propriatc to the occasion were made by
several colorcd men from Richmond and
abroad after which there was more
matching, and at Il late hour in the even
iUntuc celebration was cOncl.!ucu.
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Corn-cob Pipes-the understanding rlpc In
the world-at the cigar store corner OF lith ard
Main streets.
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Strawberry Twist, Dianora, Wine Sap, King
Bee, and other choice brands OF Chewing Tobacco
at the cigar store corner OF Main and 18th streets.
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Dime Baseball Eook, for 1871, for sale oy ELY
son & TAYLOR.
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Everybody buys the Jewel Casket Prize Boxe
sold by ELLYsoS 6 TAYLOR ZIG Main street.
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All the floral novelties Of the eessOn sre offeree
at low rates by III MORTON, Florist, corner OF
Main and Reservoir streets.
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Skating 1T Assembly Hall this afternoon.

Tie kr,klnx bill dscs not Interfere with the bar
gains i'll confectionery and fruit TO be obtained
ut T~RlBBETT'S. lie Main street.
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corRr OF APPEALS. - This court ad
ionIncd Yesterday until November !, 1871
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NussoN'S OPINION OF HER AUDIENCE AND
THE lIALL.-ThoSc who had the pleasure of
meeting Mile Nilsson in the social circle
during her Sniourn here were charmed by
her ~arllcSs, graceful. and in every respect
pleasing manners. She expressed herself
rs delighted with her reception ut Assem-
bly, Hall, and says she never had Il more APP
prcciatiye Audience. There is no better
evidence of the sincerity of This declaration
than the fact that she, without hesitation,
SANG twice in response to encOrcS, and
would have appeared again if the audience
had had The face to ask the favor. 1t is well
known that it is her rule not to acknOw-
lr..c IN encore otherwise than by lowing
thanks.
The following letter from Mile Nilsson to
The proprictors of Assembly Hall will he
read with interest. 1t is also signed by
Nicuxtcmps and Brignoli:
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You will be surprised to see the excellent qnh-
lily Of India gauxe shirts you can get at DLVLfS'S
for al. 50 a palr.
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street cars pass MoRToS's Flower Garden.
corner IF Main and Reservoir streets, every 1--we
mlnuleF.
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TIE HowIrzERs meet at the office of the
Virginia State Insurance Company at 5
ID
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Jewel Casket Prize Boxes for sale by ELLYsoN
( TAYLOR, lll6 Main street.
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Aim HRoKEH.-At the Skatin" rink last
night, Frank Henry, sol of MIR. James II.
Henry. clerk in the AUDITORS office, broke
his arm while skating. He was taken 10y
Capt. disney. OF the police, to the office Of
DR.. Parker. where the broken limb was set
hv Ir. Simons. Thence he WAS taken to
hi. fathers house.
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STRUCK BY MISUNDERSTANDING the thur
dcr-storm Yesterday the lightning paid Il
tlving visit to the office on Main street. be-
tween 1Ith and l2,h, occupied Ivy the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company
and the Richmond Railway Company. Mr..
Delaney. the superintendent of the tclc-
Graph company, WAS disabled for Il few
minutes hy the stroke, but quickly Tccoy-
cred his equilibrium.
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At Assembly Hall skating this afternoon.

Soft HILL Coke (nut sizel, for cooking, at $3.50.
". S. PILCHEF.
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ELLYsoS t TAYLOR, llis Main street, ar" pub
fishers agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by State Board OF Education for use In public
schools Of Virginia.
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skating Saturday morning at 10.
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TICKET:
Dress Circle AMI Orchestra Chalrs...........$i 90
Reserved seats Is
Family Circle and PnrTucttc. ............... IS
SdtIpfy '"
Sale OF rescr we'd seats will commence Saturday,
April ed, at Q A. NJ. at the Richmond Musical
Exchange.
Llbr, tins of the opera may he procured at the
Richmond Musical EAchangr.
ylie celebrated Dunham Piano, kindly rendered
bv The agent prof. +. A. AmbOldj, will be used
at each performance. ap 2o-7t
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cry respectfully.
III
TOBACCO rxPoR7 BOMBED WAREHOUSES;.

ri, II Internal Ecccnm'. U~dSh5nfton.
AVN sir: | have had under careful
...ui,ratiun NUMEROUS Communications
v r--@rl to the manner in which The
.r'ro IMPORT huuJrd ~Warrhuu>c> in the
states are being corrupted. ! find
us. n i~nE,~t-iinu that Portions of most
q. Them. ar. used iy tobacco merchants rs
r.uu,in-.wv~M,. III" coUntin-.rnom> being
81 ~'#@t'r, from The storage portions Of the
'Wt.,H- rs wooden partitions, but APP
&C.. .'.i ~ The same outside entrance.
"a. 'w EXPRESSLY provides t'1t The huiHl-
~ a"lII"Nrl ~ such bonded Warc-
g. at hail tc ,l>rd exclusively for tn"
= Page If manufactured tobacco aird
ia bond. 1t caunat tc said
ia, the, buildings are now 50 used. In
1l." Il jh, fact nat this ll>V has long since
',,H a",ulc>r,d in ly this office. and the
I'a', have made their lu>iitc>> arrange
w.'', accordingly. | am not disposed to
1'.r n"'r Herewith beyond the plain re-
. .#tGl"nt- ot the law. If the pruprirtors
- 'a~,r export hond"u warehouses will 80
..rtn-' tl,m that III" portions used for
'~"1sU'H--I"oIn purposes VIII be entirely
~ .uEtirlt rom the PORTIONS OF the build
H-~ i, proved ~ 4 warehouse. and 80 aS 10
T" ~aiIyu1rh"d from The out>!uC by Il dil-
'.'r' entrance from that leading 10 the
~ '.' '}"It," proper, they will l." permitted
=. yr H'rnU" such IL" until such time ~
%" + shall have opportunity 10 have tn"
r-Irni heating before Congress. You viii
$50 ~t,yi~o III" pruprictor> OF bonded ware
N>', ~ ynlW district. and see that this
.. a'i'N'0t l. complied with.
- $50, "a, Z. ',,,,,i- ava.
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AMUSEMENTS.

Street cars pass MOTIONS Flower Garden every
five minutes.
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Fruits aud confectionery at wholesale and retail
at ~THIBBETT'S, liz Main street.
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j >"% ELLIS HIS FATHER WITH AN AXE.
'"''r. o., hrIII lT.-On Saturday
"'ait. 1''"ut =, O'Clock Jacob A. Lcist re-
'.. yea Ia hI> bone. about four miles east
=. '''' place. Intoxicated. and while quar-
'i~ WITH his ION i~l'ctcr), Il boy about Il
''f, I'll az, was struck by the boy in the
10 WIN an axe cuttin" through the
tone, >cStrin- III" spinal cord, and
"'IjhI one Of the lungs, causing the
..'- /" ur"trudc from the wound. The
49, "'i' when questioned The next morning,
.' 1t r"A'd rot tel which OF the two
most 10 hiaiu". The boy is now in
" '"aii!h@ an examination. Mr.. Leist
~ 4 dying condition at noon. lie Was
'"' 'alncr Of ii large family.
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No confectionery surpasses that sold by TRIB-
at liz Main street.
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NORTHERN ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.
The undersigned have formed . co .partuership
to carry Ell The NORTHERN ICE BuSINEsS,
under the style OF anu
most iespccffully ask y shareQ@ public patronage:
They have made arrangements NORM Tor lun
supply OF ICE. and guarantee to supply ihcn Gus.
toners throughout the season. Ice asnss enrn ~
" weighed by careful and accommodating drivers.
Orders through the pos.-oflce VIII DC promptly
attended TO. nSaIntn.
min 2S-lm No. 1911 Crry 81, bet. 18TH ane lNh.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

,,>;r N TuE TREASURY rr-
H>'>.',. ,>,ToU SINNERS RELATIONS
F'H' r,r,ry rtsu.
az" ,,;o, t,.h ~, Now yorr
ANa>a'"-''" t'>" " AVN
-gu.r >aN>:
-raa conviction i daily becoming stronger
,ht = ,haucc j. contemplated IN the
..~, Department. though there is
.#uat il il i III ode immediately. aS
....,>>ort to AIR. Boutwell, l. known 10
~, '-,n selected. The dispatch from
- .fn.lYy au~nmInrlnwtllt Mr.. Jay tiIS
.r,r,rrrfcd to ton>tantinoplc is
rf p, some to reveal Il part ot the
.~.ur,r Of the Administration in re-
...l e., M matter, ~ 1t was reported
49,. ,...ufly IN certain circles here that
r~.rtvrll was to he made Minister
,..n!a when NJ lrG The Treasury
a. ..r'N"h'. III" nl",' "I 49,,
>".s'N '.>' Co.,, ,i',,hr,t h'nGqf;nn that
...,~ hl,inc not only denied II to-day.
.- 1NmG recently assured u iricnd 'iat
r. VIII Ar,'!' no "ti"'"'''''' II"
'.N''.'r =, j understood 10 have
>'a'''' ',h ~ ,,'r,rl to his rotations
= i"''' '.tn'r%t - ~ .,,,n Dn,,rt
N'@ SECRETARY '','i 80 ," -,
".".. It'll. t!'o',~" Nv ',." ~ ~, w.
H. !t' a. ~ r;on,,. nn, ~ nr,ixrr
.r'" i''>..l"yI ,iI f ~ ,,xc Mote
l"' >r,y," 81" or,cr,inm w;,h
49, 81 81, '",,a' Jnm.aiIr IF his
H."", @..h" ,t,, TrrIdnnt III t,nn5rd
LII .'".,> ". n", ' w.. dnr,mr"t, and ]]"ti"1s
u ''' ,'",' X.,, G,ma",n,r ~ Mr. Fi.b
>.'' !, r.,n w,s IN ,.nnfrrcnr, win
,.r ;n ~. S,nain for mar,
.H. ~''''"' : :" ~ =
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ENGLISH OPERA.
THE BOHEMIAN GIRf

TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENT. G.,
APRIL 25TH and 9TH. 1871, by
RICHMUND AMATEUR OPERA TROUPE.
Professor f. A. AInbold. ........ Musical Director.
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4 SSEMBLY HALL.
WANTS.

WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLE
w MEN 20 know that l have reopened an Of
ice or Franklin street, between eth and stb, for
the exclusive purpose Of LIZ Lht.lEs'
DRESSES. CHILDREN'S SUITS, and GENT'S
mcrIy. ut q reduced scale of prices the same rs
In Bali,more-cOats, 81 to $l.50 pants, 75c. to 81:
vests. Soc; chilircn's suits, f1 TO ri. 50-and solicit
ali my old customers and friends 10 give me a
call. Respectfully,
an 2l-lm MRS. Il. HING.
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Skating Mt Assembly ii al this afternoon.
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AMUSING STORY.


i'oHu lIatt write, That Il reporter was re-
.- n.a- from the Capitol, Immediately after
s.. E>,rut!vc session. when he mel 4 Sena-
DON'T rCculicrt. hut | believe it was
"H..wg Nyei upon The avenue. who. stop
I ~. '-Nrd tie pcnwipcr il be had been At
.#" %s,"'ol. and what had gone on III Exc
.Nr Session. The duck OF Il reporter
s'rt un"a-iIy al The senator, and then
I.
" W"ull not mind telling you, rs YOU
a.' il ]al>onai friend Of mine, hut the fact
.''at Senators are 50 lcJky thai YOU can't
'' ig,>'rlj."
\ow. n" laugh comes in on the fact
',a. the reporter SPOKEN OF i II OF the
'u3',t, matt"r.ol-tact individuals IN the
%"sit. without a iok" about him, and what
i~Na> tearing when he made this absurd
';"'sa was tuat If he bad told his secret 10
.@~ senator il would 20 into the possession
w IL, hi>i newspaper inln that honorable
~'ttlcLItn ltppcntt 10 meet.
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Rare Plants at MoRroN's Flower Garden.
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OOO AGENTS WANTED
lsOOO N VIRGINIA

WANTED, merchants and all In want OF
w LEATHER Of any description TO call ana
examine our VERY LARGE STOCK before max
Ing their purcha ses. We guarantee our prices 70
be as Low as those Of any similar establishment.
q. II. CHARLEY q CO.,
Wholesale Leather L callers, 18th street.
NH 3l-1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

WHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE,
w 1906 MAIN ST., RlCn NOM Y, saIone
and the United sta,es, one Of ths iSssssa esss
selected. and cheapest s;9e lks e 81 ShsS aver offered
ana az tio wsrta, 10 which / cali the attention OF
M from Virgins, sorth rt Ssrsi as low as ss
Tennessee, Eusrs .nss NS,. 10 or south..
any repscklnS house JOHN ASHER.
NH is
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EOlLED.

General EUtl"r tried again on Wcdnes-
q" I" ct the floor 10 deliver his two-col'
.Hlt >nr'r "a OFT senator Garrett Davis and
''"'rral fUrn,WuIth. but the unanimous
'~"i,'n' required WIS denied, a. on Tues
':', ~ au objection ir"In one of the Ken
u. ~ nlLfnLnr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-21

WANTED, q good COACH BLACK
w SMITH will pay fair wages at No. 1913
street.
an lg-iw* o.. A.