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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-04
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LoHDoN, April 3.-The Globe to-day calls
attention to rumors Of an extraordinary
character, which have obtained currency
here, that the case of the American Govern
ment before the Geneva arbitration estimates
the losses of citizens of the United States by
the capture and destruction of American
ships and cargoes by Confederate cruisers
built or fitted out in English waters Mt
$I4,0G0,000, and the expenses Of the United
States Government in pursuing said priva-
tecrs Mt $500, ,OOO,O The GLo5e comments
with SOME severity upon this statement, and
be speedily called upon in Parliament for an
explanation as to its truth or falsity.
The Echo of to-day contains an article upon
the subject of the union Of Canada with
Great Britain, in which it hints strongly that
the connection between the two countries is
merely artificial, and intimates that Lord
Dufferin is possibly the last yiceroy Of the
| dominion. .. ...
The well-known tavern "The Hole-in-the-
WALL" having been used as the headquarters
of the Republicans in London, has been re-
fused license by the authorities. New rooms
have been secured for their meetings by the
London Patriotic Society. John Stuart Mills
has sent letter to the President of the AS
sociation, enclosing E20 as u contribution
towards its change Of quarters, and express
ing approval Of the resistance of the organi-
zation to al attempt by the Government to
| prevent by indirect means the discussion OF
| subjects which it is thought too hazardous
| to openly suppress.
France.
PARIS, April 3.--The trial Of the libel suit
of General Troohu against the Figaro news
paper has resulted in two Of the editors being
convicted of insulting the Government func
tionary, and sentenced to one months inpri
sonment and 1000 francs fine. --.--
In the course of his address yesterday
President Thiers defended the attitude o
France towards the Spanish crown, He de
clared it was the interest of France to keel
Amadeus on the throne, because his over
throw would lead to the renewal Of the can
didature Of Montpensier.
Spain. .s ..t
MADRID, April 3.-The Ministerialists tri
umphed in yesterdays election two to one
Madrid was carried by the Coalitionists.
is supposed the Ministerialists will have 27
| majority in the lower House. The election
was orderly except in Cordova.
The municipal authorities of the towns il
the province of Badajos and of a number o
towns in other provinces have entered into
coalition, which has for its object the initis
ton of measures which, 1t Is hoped, will leat
to the restitution of Gibraltar to Spain.
Portugal. -
LISBON, April 3.--A convention has beer
signed bv the Maintenance and Construction
Company OF Great Britain and the Govern
ment of Portugal for the laying Of a tele
| graphic cable from Lisbon to Brazil, by wa.
Of Madeira aud Cape Verde Islands.
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JOB PRINTEG.-We call the attention OF ner-
chants clerks of courts, sheri, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all Others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered a;
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of al kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We Gun furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Heads, Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BiIls, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed,
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5 THE LATEST NEws.-The Dollar Store. corner
Ninth and Main streets has GUST received large as
sortment Of fancy goods-jcwelry of every descrip-
ton of the latest styles, imported Bohemian glass
ware let and tortoise shell jcwery ladies' travelling
sstchels, photograph albums, writ!ns-dcsks, work
boxes backgammon boards, card-receivers &c.
aso fresh supply of those valuable little clocks,
which for accuracy of fine have no SUPERIOR Our
stock at present surpasses any that has been offered
to tho public since the first opening OF our store.
We extend cordial invitation to our friends 70 call
and examine for themselves.
&. j. CAMPBELL g. Co.
.. .s -.s...- .... Original Dollar Store,
corner Ninth md Main streets
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Election Items.

CINCINNATI, ONO, April 3.-The Democra-
tic maiorites are as follows Street Commits
sioner, 1881 Judges Of the Superior Court:
Yaple Short term), 1929; O'Connor Gong
term), 1870 over both his Republican oppo-
nents. The Board of Aldermen and Coun-
Gil have Republican majority Of two On
joint ballot. - y = -
sr. LOUIS, NO., April 3.-The Denocrats
have elected out of II councilmen.
ST. JosErH, No., April 3.--The entire Re
publican ticket is elected here.
ST.. PAUL, MINI, April 3.-The Democrats
elected their Mayor yesterday by 1,So0, ma
jority. The majority of the Council is also
Democratic.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ncw York stock and Money Markel

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoEK, April g. Money stringent at z.
Exchange quiet at % to o.. Gold closed
dull at 10a5 to no. Goyernments-New SIS,
10; 's1's, 115i; '64's, 11ss. State bonds
closed very dull. Tennessee's, 66s; new,
66s. EiTsinia's, 81; new, SIS. Louisiana's,
5s; new, 81. Lcree's, 81; SO, 70. Ala
bama's, 81; 5's, 60. Georgia's, IS; rs, SO.
North Carolina's, 81; new, 81. South Caro-
llna's, SO; new, 3S4.
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BURSTING or A GRINDsToNE.--On ye$ter.
day morning sensation was caused at the
Southern Saw Works of Mr.. Edward Boyle,
on Cary, street by the explosion of large
srindstone weighing about 1000 pounds.
The stone was revolving with great velocity
when, with loud report, it burst into many
fragments. One piece Of about 500 pounds
weight flew through the roof and fell in the
adjoining lumber yard, and another battered
down a portion of the wall of the shop. For
tunately, none of tile workmen were stand.
ing by the stone when the accident occurred,
otherwise it would probably have been our
duty to record death or serious injury.
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SUDDEN Yesterday mornng Mr.J.
Bell Bigger, clerk of the House of Delegates,
was summoned from his Office i'll the Capitol
by the sudden death of his daughter, Lizzie
VI. Bigger. The deceased was young lady
of great intelligence, and was endearcd to II
large circle of friends. She had not reached
her eighteenth year. The many acGuain-
tances of Mr.. Bigger will sincerely sympa-
thize with him in this sad affliction.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsuNeros, April 3.-Clear weather with
northerly winds will prevail very generally
north and northwest of the Ohio Valley and
over the Middle and New England States,
with rising barometer, and probably extend
southwark over the interior of the southern
States. Cloudy weather with rain will pro-
baby continue over the South Atlantic and
Gulf States. Brisk northerly winds are pro-
ole for the lower lake region tonight. Dan
gerous winds are not anticipated.
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THOMAS ". KEESEE will scil at 10 A. M. two
pianos and general assortment Of furniture.
e. b. SEWRURN viii sell Mt No. 81. Cary street,
at 10 A. NJ, steam engine and boiler, engine
lathe, wood lathe, shafting, small tools, &C.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will soil at a P. NJ. FIVE vacant
lots Mt corner Of Baker and ST. Peter streets, and
on Second beyond Baker.
GRUBBS { WILLIAMS Will sell ut r. NJ seventy
five building lots adjoining Manchester.
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ere. organization of masked demons, who carry
terror and disnay with their midnight prowlings
and disrerse on the dawn of morning. Mol They
are only the initials Of Dr. PrERcE's GOLDEN ME-
DICAL DISCOVERY, that pleasant medicine which
has acquired national reputation and proven so
ecacious iu coughs colds, bronchitis consumption,
and kindred diseases. For these complaints IL has
no equal. Sold by all druggists.
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Anniversary CELEBRATIoN.-The colored
people arc getting tired Of celebrating the
anniversary Of the evacuation of Richmond.
Every year the enthusiasm lessons. Late yes
terday afternoon the Benevolent Sons Of Love,
followed by four colored persons in hack.
and hundred or two on the sidewalk,
marched up Main street, and many colored
females gathered on the Capitol Square.
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CARD.-lIaving received many inquiries as tc
whether purposcd Issuing city directory this
year. take this method Of announcing to the citi-
zcns of Richmond that l shall issue the second
volume In October next and that 1t is my purpose
to issue the book annually thereafter at about the
same period of the year. B. W. GILLIS,
Publisher Richmond Directory.
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~ EHRhrlc STAR.-The Perry (Ga) Home
t."r,.0t has the following apparently serious
count Of L very remarkable phenomenon:
'ery singular sight has been seen recently
T.; some Of our citizens. 1t appears to be
'ny,ing star, and il seen in the southwest,
n5oat ten degrees above the horizon. 1t
nlyvcs in every direction, aud sometimes
-oes distance Of apparently several degrees
IN The sky. 1t has been seen by number Of
l"Tsons al different times and from several
different localities. Several have changed
i.rir position while looking at it, SO as to
ring trc: between them and the star, and
non the star will move from behind the tree
and be visible again. It's motions are eccen-
'ic, and appear to be guided by no law; but
Al appears constantly 10 get back to the place
itpG! which it started. 1t was seen by Mr..
.Nacauiy, who lives about three miles north
west Of Perry; it was afterwards seen by
General Warren, Colonel Griee, Rev. w. j.
thiIins, and others, whose characters make
any deception in the matter impossible.
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PERsoNAL.-Henry Erben, Esq, the dis
tinguished organ builder, who has been In
the business for over fifty years, and who
built nearly oil the fine organs here, is now
in the city for the first time in many years.
He looks nearly as young and active as when
he erected the organ at the Monumental
church, nearly a quarter of a century ago,
and his old friends experience much plea
sure in again shaking him by the hand.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At regular meet
ing Of the Washington Literary Society, of
Richmond, Va, held on Tuesday night, the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing term: A. J. Gary, president; William
Z. Woody, vice-president; John W. Curry,
secretary; Joseph Blanton, assistant secre-
tary John j. Greer, treasurer; Charles ?.
Walford, librarian. -, .-l ,f..s ..- -.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April s.--Cotton casy; sales, ESQ
bales; uplards, 23sc; Orleans, 2lc. Southern fou
in limited supply, prices favor1ng sellers; s7.lo4
S7.35 for common TO fair extra; s7A@Slo for good
to choice extra. .Whlskey quiet and frIn at ssc.
Wheat-winter red western, G.ss9 ei.Ts. Corn frm
actiys at a,ssoGas.as for new mess. Lard dull as
sssfc. Turpeniine quiet at ss!c. Rosin quiet at:
"a lat1Sa q for strained. EreightS dull. -
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Sons OF TEMPERANcE.-The following are
the officers elected at the last meeting Of West
End Division, No. As, Sons of Temperance,
for the ensuing quarter: II. L. Blakey, P.W
P; J.P. Tyler, w. p; Sampson Jones, Jr.,
w. A.; G. w. Volkman, R. S.; G.. A. Hill,
A. r. S.; Thomas Rudd, +. S.; William II.
Spence, r.; L. j. Weymouth. Chaplain; W.
a. He1fernan, c.; j. Fl. Stanley, a. c.; D.
Bauer, I. S. j. B. Cooper, O.S.
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Strange It Is that any one can wish to rob their
neiyhbors of honesIy-earncd reputation, although
1t may take them by surprise.
At the friendly contest for merltorous awards at
the Paris Exposition, the WEED scwing-nachine
won the highest honors bestowed upon American
exhibitors, according TO tile 0Gcidl List. Why then
will those who only recciycdawartiS for other merit
than simple sewing. or. far worse, were classcd beoc
the WEED use such persistent endcavors to deceive
the public ?-Neic York Observer.
WILLIAM LoCKIhRT. Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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"GaI.vAEtzED InOT CoHNICE.-Thc Chicago
fire drew the attention of architects and builders
to the danger OF wcocr, cortccs, aud the necessity
for iron ones'-H. Louis Journal Of Commerce.
Thcseare mannfacturedat the RICHMOND ARcHI-
TEcrURAL IRON WORKS, No. 1000 Cary street.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE LIVE STOCK SCALES,
CITY OF RICHMOND, Va, from the 29th OF
March to the Sd of April, 1872: Cattle, 81 /;
weight, r., ,4S5 pounds; sold at 81 to u cents,
gross. Sheep, 72; weight, 6,1S5 pounds
sold at to cents, gross. Hogs, SO; weight,
1865 pounds; sold at to cents, net.
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D1sa1ssED.--The following cases in the
United States Circuit Court have been dis
missed: Asa Snyder, assignee of the Jcffer.
son Insurance Company, rs. c. Glover !;
Southern Express Company rs. southside
Railroad Company; United States rs. George
Baughnan; and the United States Us. D. j.
saunders ct al.; Shields & Cary rs. William
r Srnrlntt
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Tickets for the Grand Sacred Concert which comes
off tonight at the Second Baptist church may be had
at the following places ELLYSoN & TAYLoR's.
sTARKE & RYLASp's. WOOD C Sons, J. II. TYLER
& Co.'S, 4. P1ZZISIs, cigar stand Ballard House,
WooDiloUSE & PARIAM'S, cigar stand ForG's Hotel.
and at the door, Adults, Is cents; children, S.
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COURT OF ,ArPEALs.--In this court on ves-
terday the following cases were disposed of:
Myers Us. Zetelle. Motion for rehearing
overruled. :, ,.s : :.
Appeal allowed in the case of Callaway's
committee IS. Callaway's administrator.
from the Circuit Court of Henrico county.
Hodges's executor us First National Bank,
from the Circuit Court of the city OF Rich
mond. Affirmed. ,...e - -
Christian us. Cabell, trustee, &C.. from the
Corporation Court of Lynchburg. Decision
reversed. -
Griffith us. Bird, &C., from the Circuit
Court of Westmoreland county. Decision
reversed.
The homestead cases were further argued.
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RrsppEARANcE OF TEE BERGER FAanY-
AS was predicted, briiliant and fasnionape
audience assembled in the Theatre last Mgh1
to attest the merit and popularity Of the
Berger Family Of Swiss Beil-Kingers. LIE lla
company has improved since last winter, ana
their perfornsant even betser tlan theti,
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REEs & Co, Photographers, are determined that
people of moderate means and others who are
economically inclined shall no longer I've imposed
upon by pretenders account OF low prices. Go eI
once to headquarters and get pictures that you need
not be ashamed to show or send to any part OF Tie
world Cartcs dc vsitc. $3.50 per dozcu large size,
S.: nfe-sizc. from SIS to $50.
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Destructive, Fires.. .sl.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, April 3.--JobnsonS
cotton mills were burned last night. Loss,
3l5o,000. ss' q ss&s@sf R's.5r ~.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, April S.-A Gre here last
night destroyed Dyer's wholesale harness i
and selner & Browns wholesale dry goods
Establishments. Loss, 100000.
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NEW FLAG.-NIarX Mitteidorfer, OF this
CITY. is now manufacturing an elegant flag fol
Company c D, Sidney Grays, First Regiment
Virginia volunteers. 1t will be of fine blue
silk and will bear on one side the coat of
arms Of Virginia, and on the reverse the
name and letter of the company, with the date
of its organization and of the presentation
of the flag. The Grays are now commanded
by Captain w. c.. Darlington. They will
celebrate their first anniversary May 18th by
q parade and target practice.
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SPECIAL GRAND JURr.-The following is a
list of the special grand jury of the Hastings
Court summoned for Monday next: Samuel
w. Harwood, Charles r. Hableston, John
Nettlcs, William Smith, John Ahern. Joseph
r. Powell, Mann S. Valentine, Peter w.
Ralston, Thomas j. Noble, and David VI.
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SENT on FOR FELoNy.--In the Police Court
Yesterday Mark Wicks was scut on to the
Hastings Court for the second Monday in
April. He is charged with aiding William
Hall in defrauding James Turner out of
81 800.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouKT-J. C. Un-
deranood, District Judge, presidinq-The
case of the United States us. James VI. Hisey.
late postmaster at Edinb,rg, SHENANDOAH
county, was ordered to be removed to the
western district, at Harrisonburg. I'LL.
In United, States us. George w. Pearson
et as, Judgment was rendered for Richard
hemp, defendant, upon bis plea of non EST
factum. -... : !,
Judge Bond was engaged in trying bank
rupt cases. =.
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PAINFUL ACCIDEST.-Mr. Thomas Ford
was thrown from his horse on Tuesday
evening about 6 o'clock while on his way to
his home in Sidney. Mr.. Ford had an ankle
disocated and was otherwise injured. The
accident occurred on Main street.
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MEETINGS.

TEMPLE OF HONOR-NoTICE -
4 The members of UNDINE TEMPLE M- IT
OF HONOR AND TENPERANCE,N No.2 tkSu
are hereby summoned to attend regular IN
meeting OF their Temple THIS Thursday saA,A
EVENING at a O'Clock. Business OF im-NS
Cunddates for initiation viii be promptly on hand
at o'clock.
BY order of the w. G. T.
ND 4.ltk ----- ----- IL c.. WYATT. ". r.
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COKE, COKE, CoKE.-A superior article for cook
ing. Also, Bituminoiis and Anthracite Coal, kind
ilEg and cooking wood. j. R. WATKINS,
iii Main and Ninth and Cary streets.
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We beg leave to suggest to the members OF the Ac
rislaturc that one of the best things they can o be
fore leaving for home Is to 60 to +. 3. SPENCE &
Sons and buy suit of spring clothca.
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"You can't eat enough in one week to Inst you a
whole year, aud you can't advertise on That plan
either And it Is certain you can't wear clothes on
that plan unless you buy them Of +. Il. SPENCE u
SON 1900 Main street.
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Don't spend all your earnings. SaTe something
and 80 feel that you are getting along In the world
Buy your dry goods, hats, and shoes, where You ca
get them The cheapest and remember that the best
place to buy your spring clothing is at E. b. srEScE
& SoN's, 1900 Main street
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April a.--ytrginias-0id, Is; cons /.
solitiated, 5at. West Yirgna's, III.
Flour firm. Wheat quiet but firm; receipts light
Corn lrmcr: white and yellow, GOOSE Oats steadyi
aoc@Sl. Pork dull with fair jo6bIng demand. Bulk
meats and bacon unchanged. Sugaf~cured hamH
la1dIl3c. Lard dull. Western butteT-Cholce, 3IU
$40. Whiskey firm at SSGiSase.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of tho country should advertise in The
papers of that section. IL. ELLYSo- & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted st pub
lishcrst rnfpS .....
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFIcg APRIL 3, 1S72.-
Samuel w. Morton, Hampden Sydney Col
lege, Va; Ed. Boyle, Richmond; Mr.
Hardesty, Richmond; R. u. Fontaine, Bea-
yer Dam. Va. e .rI-.
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T. THE PHoToGRArTIS by the new and beautiful
process invented by Mrs. Randolph the color of the
hair eycs, and flesh are true 10 life. Taken cXclu-
svcly ut the LEE" Gallery. No ertrn charges.
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.Had O Grover & Baker stitch inachine laid 1t
aside for the WILCOX l. GIBBS, with which am
highly pleased.n-ArS. e. E. Weeks, jamestown,
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Governor
Walker has appointed W. Fl. Melick COM
missioner Of deeds for Virginia, to reside in
New York,
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CONTRACT AwARDEp.-Major Walker, SUI
perintendent Of public printing, has awarded
the contract for stitching and binding for the
st,te of Virginia for one year to W.. T..
Sjmons & Co.
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TIE BOARD OF. MANAGERS OF HOLLYWOOD
M MENoaIALs AssocIATlos will meet on Friday,
April 5tt, at ;12 NJ, In the lecture-room Of
ST, Fasii's church.
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Funeral OF, Professor norse

NEW YORK, April 3.---The funeral Of Pro-
-fessor Morse will take place on Frfday morn;
ing from Rev. Or. Adalns's Presbyterian
church. He Will be buried In Greenwood
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NJ. EILrsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, win receive advertisements and have them
inserted i'll any journal Of the country at regular
raft
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1.-THE man who minds his own business was In
town Yesterday" Yes; We saw him. He was buy-
Ing a new suit Of clothes at E. 3. SPENCE SONS,
,snO Main street
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HusTINGs CoURT.-In the Hastings Court
on yesterday only civil business WIS dis
posed of.
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TIE MECHANICS UNION of Richmond will
meet tonight at 8 O'Clock ut Monticello Hall.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ., 1872.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL ., 1872. ''3
-e ARRIVED, y Ess Is
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. p. Brett uscnt.
#=ta SAILED. a&5 S5El ~ - ,ti:sI
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, inerchan.
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatun, agent. 4 .
Schooner w. +. Martin, Gaylord, Hampton, gra.
mite, Curric J. Co. =, ~ 80. -...a, ...s...s +. ~
MEMOIR ASDA.
SAVANNAH. GA, March 3i.-Arrired, schooner u.
r. Streakcr, Van Glider, Richmond, Va. cargo corn
to Branch & Sons
The Norwegian bark Atlanta, previously reported
as loading at Liverpool for Charleston, S.. g. has
changed her destination to City Point and Riohs
mond, Va. fas..sE ,y.rr,s issr.
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THROWING SToNEs.-A number of persons
were fined Yesterday for allowing their sons
to throw stones in the public street.
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TIE GRAND SACRED VOCAL AND ORGAN
CONCERT,
by the
CHOIR OF THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
assisted by the best singers of other choirs
of the city, takes place
TONIGHT (Thursday), April 4th.
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"GALvANIZED IRON CoRN1CEs.-They are hand
some. ornamental. and fire-proof."-NeU York IRON
.ige. .-...
These are made at the RICHMOND hRCIiITEC-
rUnAL IRON WORKS, No 1000 Cary street.