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MARRIED.

N-BIERKENHEIM- On Sunday,
July Il, 1872, at the residence OF Dr. J. n. Cans
by Rev. DR.. Mulser, Mr.. ISAAC GoLDHAM and
Miss BETTY BIERKESHIEM.
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GALvEsroa, July 16.-The first bale
of new cotton was sold to Richards &
Hawkins for ninety-three cents, gold,
per pound.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


BANGOR, ME-, July 16.-To-day was
the hottest of the season; thermometer
ut ninety-elght degrees in the shade.
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Republican majority

Since these figures were made the
growth Of liberalism has been 50 rapid
as to greatly increase the opposition TO
Grant within his own party, 30 that We
feel fully justified in making this table
as that which represents the present
prospects Of our ticket:
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schurz will open In 81. Louis Monday.
Er. LOUIS, July Ex-senator SchuTZ
arrived home to-day. It is not yet an
nounced, but it is understood that he
viii make his opening campaign speech
here next Monday night.
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DIED.

HIGBEE-At Moorestown, New Jersey, on
Tuesday, 10th inst, DASIsL w. IIIsBsE,
formerly OF this city.
sCa1E5-0n the nishTof the 18th July, al
tlls reSidenee OF her son, J. W. Scales, IN this
city, IIrS. ANN ScALRs, in her ssih year.
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TT has been determined by the Rgyp-
flan Military Commission that Butler,
the American Consul st Alexandra,
ssughi fhs lifs Of Major CsmpbeilJ and
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NORFOLK, July 16.-Cott0n dull; low
middling, 225c; net receipts, LOG bales;
exports coastwise, 209 bales, stock, 601
bales.
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mere
BALTIMORE, July 16.-Fully twenty
thousand persons attended the concert of
the German Imperial Band at Schutzen
Park tonight. The grounds are beauti-
fully Illuminated with Chinese lanterns.
The band will tomorrow night give a
farewell concert.
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DISSOLUTION.

TTvHE copRrtnership heretofore existing be-
1 tween US, under the name of Graham q
Wellford, IS this day di, solved by mutual con-
sent G. @. GRAHAM.
j. Il. WELLFORD,
Memphis, July 1, 1872.
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Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate


No. 20, Il. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-kate Hogan vs.. UOrne-
Illus Hogan ct al.
TTNDER and by virtue Of an interlOcutOry
~ decree for sale entered in this cause, /
viii sell, az public auction, in front Of the
courthouse door, on Union street, in the city
OF Memphis, on
Saturday, August 18th, 1872.
within legal hours, the following dersTibed
Real Estate, tO-wit: Being Lot No. I56 OF s5af-
faTans and LOOneyis subdivision, North Mem
phis or Chelsea, ana bounded as follows; Be
ginning at the northwest corner of sycamore
and Fourth streets; thence north "a feet, 3
inches; thence west 1885, feet; thence south
a feet, 5 inches; thence east 1851 feet TO the
beginning; Deing the same property conveyed
TO Thomas Hogan by W. B. and J. O. Green
law by deceased, which is o. recO-d in the
Registers Ofhce OF shelby county, in Book
No. ], PAGES 2S4, etc.
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash: balance on
credit OF and Y months; purchaser exc
cutting notes, with approved security; lien
will be retained until purchase money Is paid.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By J. II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
J. r. Robertson, SOls. for compint. jyiT
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
CI.ATEsT REPORT BY TELEGRAPE
CHARLFSTON.

CHARLESTON, July 16.--Cotton dull
middlings nominally, 23c; net receipts,
80 bales; gross receipts, 129 bales. Sales,
50 bales. Stock, 1912 bales.
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Fire-The BOy-Murderer BniIed az Fifty
Thousand Dollars.

Thousand Dollars.
CINCINNATI, July ia fire at Piqua
at three o'clock this morning burned
the threshing machine factory Of Ofieral,
Daniels & Co. Loss, forty thousand
dollars; insurance, twenty thousand
dollars.
Bail for Rev. s. ]. Browne, charged
with the murder of the boy Shiek, was
fixed at fifty thousand dollars, and not
five thousand dollars, as previously re-
ported. Browne is in Columbus, OHIO.
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BON AQUA SPRINGS.
An Abode of Health and Pleasure.

DON AQUA SPRINGS are owned and kept,
ID and the property is managed by JOSEPH
WEEMS, known TO countless Confederate
soldiers. His wife is a famous housekeeper.
They charge only $50 per month and s. 20 per
mated with sulphur, iron, and one spring with
arsenic. The place Is near Dixon station on
the Nashville and North Western Road. The
country is wild and fun OF game and the
retreat.
BS- Ask DR.. Irwin, LII. DuPre, Cen. Wright,
or Guy person who has visited the place.
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CONFEDERATE
MONUMENT! 4!

TlHE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PRIZES
in the grand scheme TO erect q monument
in Honor OF the Confederate Dead Of Georgia,
and these soldiers from other states who were
killed or died in Georgia, viii take place In
the CITY OF AUGUSTA, GEeRGiA,
On the 4th Day Of December Next.
There viii be NO POSTPONEMENT of the
drawing.
BE5- Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars (sS500OOl in Currency, Real Estate and
Cotton TO be distri buted.
In Heal Ss.OOy
tEs COTTON @V5OOO
s2SO.OOO
Two Thousand Prizes, varying from Ten
Dollars to Forty Thsusand Dollars.
HB- SEVEN REAL ESTATE PRIZES aver
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coPARTNERsHlP.

The undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the name and style OF
strstton & WellfOrd, for the purpose of con-
ducting q cotton aud general commission
business. All accounts due Graham Well
ford have been turned over to us, and we Will
carry Out any promises made by them to their
customers. For the present our ofhee viii be
at No. 5D4 Front street.
JOHN T. STRATTON.
J. i. WELLFORD.
July /, 1872.
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sAvANNAH

SAvANNAH, July l6.-CottOn quiet
andin light demand;6 middlings, 224ei
net receipts, 60 bales. Sales, 80 bales.
Stock. 1916 bales.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
Cyrus v. HeEutt for Congress Hrea In-

INDIANAPOLIS, July 16.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention for the
Fifth Indianapolis district nominated
Cyrus V. McNutt, Of Martinsyille, for
Congress.
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NOTICE.

In retiring from the irm Of Graham & Well
ford, i take pleasure in recommending their
successors to my friends and the customers Of
the old firm. Until further notice, viii be
found at the ofice Of Stratton y Welford.
Tvs g. c. GRAHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-09


DICHAIOND AND DANNILLE RAIL
IL ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March 3s,,
1872:
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through rassengerJ leaves Richmond
daily teIrept SundayS) AT 33j A. VI. leaves Dab
willie at ll:iT A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at rs
PM.
+. ' II. '''' - '''' ~ ' ' 0 ~ ''' " ' - -
Train No. IL Through mail anl e.pres,l leave
Richmond daily at 2:35 =. W.. leaves Dnyilic t,iS
at Il 7. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at -;
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through nail anu express leav,.:
Greensboro daily ut lc:!5 \. Nj: ravc- bauy!ar
daily at 3:3s 4. NJ; arrives al Rirhlaond daily ~
Train No. Through passenger leaves GrccG,-
boro daily except Slindaysi at 1910 4. VI: leaves
Danyille at l247 T.. NJ. arrives al Richmond al ~,
p. VI.
Train No. 10 I.ynchburg passenger Leaves Ly1th-
burg daily at IS. NJ; leaves inrkc'ilIc nj T..
81; arrives At RichlDoni al 40 /. VI.
Trains Nos. and II connect al GGcc'-SoTo' Win
trains TIL: North CarG"a rtiiroa6 Tor all lui,
south.
Train No connects At BurErsiII. With train: on
the Atlaktr. Mississippi and Ohio railroad Tor al
points southwest and south.
Train No. II connects Il; Greensboro "ilhtrIin tor
leaving Raleigh at 7:,5 p. NJ. conn-tt n Green
Iu)ro' with train No. for Richmond
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south ami
southwest can he p'%tireh ut ia" .!'A"I "Iirr II
lutir. Mississippi and Ohio railroad. NJ. li4' Mim
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements la advertise tie
schedule Of this company VIII !ir,r lr!9t a. above
General Er'igt and Ticket Agent.
+. ". K. TALCorr, Lrgincrr AMI s"i"t7nt"td
cut. NH -
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Nonru CApoL,SA.-The Wilmington DeS-
match. in which Governor VANCE is said 10
have some stock. comes out tlat-footea 1oi
GREELEY and Brown We quote one para
graph: ,..~oor
It is inevitably a matter Of choice between
the Cincinnati ticket and the Phinoelphlo
nominees-Greeley or Gnnt-and II Is
choice the Democrats Of the South Cannon
hesitate in making.
The promise has been held out by me ,, LIZ,
mocrlts to the Liberal wing OF the hePopi.
can party that in whatever they--the E.pc
rals--did in opposition TO the Eaolc'ls lnes
would be sustained by the Democratic part!
This promise, Internationally maze mus.
he carried out without reservation or 1here
is no good faith in us.
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Our friend WILLIAM E. CAMERON, of the
Petersburg Progress, announces that he can
not agree with his associates in their views of
policy with regard to the Cincinnati nomi-
nees, and therefore he relinqushes RESPONSE
biity for the political opinions of the Pro
gress. Nevertheless, it is understood that
he remains, with this qualification, connected
with the editorial department of the paper.
In the mean time he awaits the organized
action Of the State Conservative party. That
Is, our friend CAMERON, like MUNcHAusEN,
has hung up his horn with the music frozen
in 1t. When the thaw comes 1t will be played
out.
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ME- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
w.. hove now on hand n large stock OF DhEas
GOODS of tic latest styles, among which VIII DC
found
~ ~ PLAID. CHECKED, and FIGURED IA
pAEESt;;.iikS;
N,rI, CIiki.LI, ClIALLI CLOTH;
NORWICH P0PLINS. TOILE ECEU:
JAPANESE pUPLINS, GENAPPlNE;
TYCOON REPS, DOLLY VARDENS:
STRIPPED. CORDED, and FIGURED IlQOHS'
tuI, oEElj PRINTED PIQUES, PERCALES'
1RETONS. LINEN for suits
sr;u.FD EALERNO, TAFFATA CHkChS'
CHINA SILKS. IRON GRENADINES;
NFnINAS. REP and SILK WARP PopLiNS:
STRIPED and FIGURED GRENADINES
CIIALLIES In all colors,
BLACK and COLOkED ALPAtA%;
MOlIAIRS Of superior quality
rANISE. CREPE MAREIZ. BOMBAElSE;
PRINTED CUALlIEs aud DELAlNEs;
II.WOOL pELAlNES in black and colorS;
VICTORIA LAWNS, LINEN Ms for dresses
WASH PopLINs, IOsEMITES;
MARIPOSAS. LINEN LUSTREo;
BATISTE,. SEEkSUCkER>;
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS MUSLIN;
DOLLY WARDEN iTQUES.
DOLLY WARDEN rEKCAlES,
DOLLY WARDEN CnALLl,
DOLLY WARDEN ckEToNNES,
DOLLY WARDEN LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN DEL M%ES, and "ll other ne"
STYLE of drc~. goods adapted TO tiIc se:ls"'i.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
DOLLY yAEnEN CUFFS and COLLARS.
apes
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WHY WE SHOULD SPEAK wv
elsewhere capital article from tue refers
h,rc Jader. The following little paragraph
n,,m tho Cincinnati Commercial chnches the
nail: So,.,,
In this diversion Of sentiment in the No .'n
the voice of the South will be potent IL :he
Conservatives and Democrats OF that secttou
are unit for Greeley and Brown-ana .hs
indications are that they will bc--the norm.
cn Democrats. who, ut best, stand on Tue
perilouS edge OF defeat, will have 10 ae'
ouicscc. They are helpless without the alt
of the South.
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ANOTHER TUNE PROM FREDERIcKsBuRG.-
Inc star comes out boldly and unequiyocally
for Greeley and Brown. We quote small
portion OF its article:
We are clearly of the opinion that the cleo.
ton Of the Liberal ticket will not only hnr-
monte the sections, thereby restoring the
South TO her former relations with the Fede-
raj Government, but will bring about the re-
form 30 much needed In the administration
Of the affairs OF the Government. We shall
therefore advocate Its election, unless the
Democratic party make nomination of lis
own, which action we consider would be un.
wise, dangerous, and impolitic.
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The defeat of the Liberal ticket will be the
triumph offsHoliey Of pains and penalties;
the keeping nearly half the Union under the
bayonet. Ryou defeat the humane and just
ideas represented by GREELEY, you endorse
the ruthless and remorseless vengeance of
MORTON. If the policy Of peace and harmony
is rejected, OF course that of persecution, the
cherishing Of sectional hates, and the per-
petuation of irritation and discomfort is ap-
proved, and the nation will have to go on
grooming and Borrowing tor OH indefinite
period
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The Duty Of yirginians.
, :. .,,,,, o,5 , birh Stofa n

\ distinguished man ana niSh 0'''o vi"
cia writes lis as follows:
The views expressed in your issue of Tues
day, eth instant, touching the relations OF
Virginia to the political situation lin vie" OF
the Cincinnati nomination. are arase, timely
and un0nswerahte. They willapproye them
selves TO the sound Judgment of the virginia
Conservatives. They will COMMAND over
whclming concurrence so soon rs cain reliec'
ton asserts its sway. The altitude ana par-
pose of Virginia towards the Greeley ticker
is a matter of paramount concern, and Will
be of potential influence in the NOW PRESENT
and PRESSING POLITICAL EFFICIENCY. Her voice
will have great porer over the counsels and
action of the northern Democracy and OF Our
southern t1iends--i. e., to tmestaH and pre-
c,nt the perniciollS and ruinouS step OF
THIRD TICKET, which will be attempted unless
Virginia and the South PROTESTS.
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The House Military Committee have agreed
to report against the application for bounty
of slaves who enlisted in the army. The
reasons which led to this conclusion were
that as the Government did not promise
them bounty, they had no right to expect
if. and also from the fact that very little OF
the money allowed would reach the former
slaves, their claims having been purchased
by agents. who would receive the sole bene-
fit of the legislation asked.
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THE MEMBERS OF MANCHESTER
4 COUNCIL, No. 1922 FRIENDS OF TENT
RANCE. will meet promptly at their nan ON
THURSDAY NIGHT. May ., nj - O'Clock L: Nh ~
attend the meeting ut Methodist church VISITING
members are invited to mate with w. w., lt"icr
John b. Turpin and others VIII address TIE hee''h'
BY order OF the President. e.,.
nv o-lt* DAVID j. WEISIGER, Secretary.
rVHERE WILL BE 4 MEETING Of the
4 CREDITORS of X. KING & Co, held at their
Office No 1911 Cary street ut II O'Clock on the SUN
MAY. An persons Interested are requested Ia at
tend MS stems will he taken to have their business
,nsnd nm fmy 1-Ctr R.EING 4 co.
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PIANOS, ORGANS, DC.

THE PIANO-FORTE OF TEE6FSaMSgss
l. PERlOD.-The CHICkERIN GIT 3 m
PIhNO-FORTE stands SO high In reputation
in the musical world that further improvement
of 1t Is very much like gliding the refined
spread stu more widely their celebEty-a firm
whose Instruments preferred bsfore all Others by
Richard Hoffman, one of the first pianist Of New
York, by j. Rackcrmann, by George William War
ren by Mr.. Guion, and, above all. by the peerless
List. Our only regret is that Hayden and Mozart
are not alive to revel In the harmonious Injuries OF
the CIIICkERING PIANO.-Eeto York Eueaiag
Post, April &c.
SuppHedby WOODHOUsE & PARHAM,
myo the Richmond Agents.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special dispatch 10 the Baltimore sun.
Consultation Of Radical Republicans
Campaign Policy Discussed.


WASHINGTON. May An important con-
sutation of Administration Republicans Was
held to-day in the marble room of the Senate
chamber to discuss the course to be pursued
towards the Republicans who had Joined the
Cincinnati movement. One or two senators
like Chandler and Edmunds favored war
to-the-knite policy, and denounced them as
traitors to the Republican party.
Other senators. including Mr.. Wilson, Ia
vored peace policy for the present, with the
future hope that the Democrats would nom,
mate straight ticket, and that the Liberal
Republicans would therupon all return to
the fold. 1t was ntimated that the President
held that view, and so far as this conference
could bind anybody, it was agreed to pursue
lenent course. \ proposition that Grant
should withdraw, and let the Republicans
unite. was seriously discussed.
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The news from Washington that Demo
cratic members of Congress were gradually
yielding up their objections to the GREELEY
ticket is well authenticated. The plain com
mon-scnse view Of the situation leaves their
no other course. To that conclusion every
reasonable and sagacous gentleman Il
obliged to come.
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wu, GasRkRx WirHussa W. f''' 'sss',"a'''7
Nou1SATE CANDIDATE: -Mf.s' GREE
Wv, answered for himself when ne saia
through the Tribune recently that I'D e:Is'
there should be triangular contest, two ke'
m,b,irsns and Democrat in the ilcin' ',',
influence and support Of the Tribune "o'''"
be given to the stronger of the kep"o'' .""
candidates and this is the position oil '"'
Liberal Republicans the country over
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n<gsTO THE LADIES OF RICHMOND
respectfully invite Your particular attention 10 my
large. beautiful, and assorted stock OF kEhL
LACES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, MOTTO n
FANCY GOODS, &C., which have just opened III
400 Main street. five doors from Ninth.
nv e-1w RIO. ARslIsTEAD.
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A Saree7eyite Dismissed from Office

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The work of politi-
c,l prescription against Mr.. Greeley has
already commenced. To-day General Co.
burn dismissed E. V. Smalley, who was
clerk of the House Military Committee, and
is one of the correspondents of the Tribune,
for the reason that he supported the Cincin'
| nati Convention.
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80 DIED.
=, ,,,a city, on Wednesday moraing inc IN w,
..m, ~ o'cIork. Mrs, EMILY B' WIG nl IVY VIZ,
r. Browne. and daughter of the fa'c M''l'' "''.
nh" friends Of both families arc inyten 70 h,rrh
ber funeral from the Grace-Strrel naln'9' '""''
THIS (Thursday) MORNING III II oe'o'"
Al his residence. near la Grange, Ie,'c ntr, i
esd. Major CHARLES NICHE, III Tie seventeen
year OF his age.
a, the sth Of Nav at o'clock \. ~, after siio'
,,lnnss AI.piiONIO T., only child OF Andre" D. ''"
sarah A. W-ray; aged eight months ana HIM. WY
q. WIN, IL life tits hut = flower
...-..s That blossoms and IL gone;
II tourishcs its little hour,
With all Its beauty OH.
Death comes and like wii.lry III!
n cuts the lovely fiowe" away. ,,c
His funeral will take place At II o.cloekn anijs
l1hursIiayl MORNING from Grscccstrecca niGI nrf
church. The relatives ana tre'os VI WV
Invited to attend.
baltimore papers please copy.
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Nit .BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE FARM
AT THE WESTERN END OF THE PLANE
RoAD.kED oYEsTfsEETTU BE SOLD AT
AUCTION THIS AFTERNO oE.--special attention
Is called 10 Captain keun's beautiful COTIAdE
FARM of FIFTEEN ACRES, to be sold, on the pre-
misses. Mt O'Clock =. NJ. TODAY. For further
nuytIculars see auction head.
my GILT W.GODDlN, Ancl'oh'''''
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Amendments.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
hts appointed L. G. Bowdcn assistant as$es-
sor for the third district Of Virginia. Also,
the following gaugers G. NJ. Jennings,
Fourth Virginia and George K. Gilmer,
Third Virginia.
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MEETINGS.

IUHE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR En-
CAMPNENT. No %, /. O. 9. F.: u
will attend a regular meeting on Iiti y,
THURSDAY EVENING the 9th instant ~
O'Clock. , doorces i
viii te In Attendance by q o'clock promptly.
nv order of the G. p: .rcu,E ecrhe
my 0-lt+ JOHN Il. N hnr.--H--
IN ADJOURNED MEETING Or lllE
y ,;ECnt,NICS' Union Will he held at Month
..Ilo Hal TIIlS Thursday EVENING III 8
ceuo hs'i ann L. Ii. WiNNE,
O'CLOCK. President.
my gilt ---------
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SECOND SUPPLY OF

SECOND SUPPLY OF -
~
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received ut the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE. =
SPRING pOPLINS In all desirable shades.
SPRING POPLINS In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS in all varieties.
SlLK-WARP DRESS GOODS, =
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES in black and white ground, with
figures and stripes; +"
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from o5c. to 81
Another lot Of those extra cheap HANDkER-
CHIEFS at 15c.,
MARsEILLES QUILTS at *l.50,
and many other desirable goad- at prices which will
defy competition. :. liIkSH, .
I'D 81 027 Broad street.
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rT NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK. .
LACE POINTS, sACQUEs, sItAWLs'
DRESS GOODS, EMBROIDERIEs, &C.,

DRESS GOODS, EMBRo1DERIEs, &C.,
JUST OPENED.
T,R. PRICE & CO., now In market, are making
heavy additions TO their splendid stock In all that
new, varied, mud attractive
THREAD and LLAMA POINTS and SAcQoES
SPRING and SUMMER SIIAWLS. In great varl'-
~: HERMANN and GRENADlNE sHA"Ls iol
moufuIng: pARASOLS. SUS-SIiADfS' ana LA
DIES UMBRELLAS.
Enormous stock OF English, French, ana a lhel'eH
PRINTS, including every variety oil DoLh
WARDEN, One thousand packages or more JUS
orcnad. ..,
DRESS GOODS.
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlNS, MotA.ho
FIGUI,ED CIlhLLIE3, GRENADINES latrpee
md ,rurcd), ORGANDIES, LAWNS, HEh'AHI"
CAalERICS. JACOSETS, &c, sc.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
STRIPED and PLAIN IRON GRENADlNts
lIEENASNIS. In ak and wool: SILK MAhI AL
p,CAS. MuiIAIR ALPACAS, CllALLlEo
FRENCH BEEAGES, Wells, SliA"Lo' e"h
LARS, &C. &C. ;.
Iv every steamer and express duly t..cy "u, ~
,,rsr sclcc, stock, ard only ask look from refa
AND wholesale buyers to insure sales.
'iN T. X. PRICE 6 CO.,
, 11O1 Main and Eleventh streets.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-09

Joseph Darden died suddenly Tuesday
evening at his residence, in Tenth street,
Washington, of congestion of the brain. He
was a native of Virginia, and had resided
many years in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-09
PERSONAL.

DRY GOODS.-Mn. G. p. BAGny h IaN ny,
racoyercd from severe spell Of sickness ny
resumed business with julius Shui;E' S All aud
ltroad street, "e'" my .-iflw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-09

NOTICE.--TO THE CREDITORS OF
IN GEORGE TIMBERLAKE & SON-An per-
interested rs third-class creditors In g. deed
executed by GEORGE TIMBERLAKE to me, US
trustee, for the benefit of the creditors Of George
present their claims to me within the next ten
days, " final pro rata distribution Will then be
made Of the balance of the fund, the first and
second-class creditors having been fully paid of.
DAVID }. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
MAY g. 1870 INV a-lDt