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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22

TUwNSHIP Nu3iiAAliu><.-At 4 meeting "l
The Conservative voters NJ litckliloc t3Wn-
-hip, iicnri,'n county, hrld Tor il;r ptrl'''>c
ii nominating candidates iui township oil
ii,rI>, the following parties We're nominated:
For Supervisor. }. T.. Jones for Assessor
i. W. Green. ,Ir.: for Collector. Il. {. Max
welt: for Clerk. ". K. Polk for Conmi>-
-ioncrof Roads, James Patterson: for Justice
Of Peace, first district. }. H. Harvey for Over
>,.rr Of Poor, DuSal: for State Con-
vrutiun IL hr held 2.th June, John \. Hop
kin>: first district. Thomas T.. Nurkuls.
Thomas f.. Nurko> WAS chairman of the
meeting.
The f,!l"N Ing ar'' the Republican namina-
lions for Fairfield iowu>hip:
Supervisor: Alaior .Amti.lr. Assessor:
George W. B.rkcr. Collector: John Wood
worth. Township clerk: George VI. Flerk
fom-tahlc>: T.. +. Bradley and John y. ilal-
per- Ma~i>ti;ltc: Washington Williams. Over
seer of the Poor: Edmund Dahncy. Com
missioner OF Roads: \. J. Naltrol.
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The Troubles in the Copper Mines.

MILWAUKEE, May 21.--.Seven miners have
been arrested. The miners gave groans for
the State officers and cheers for the Federal
soldiers. Twenty thousand dollars bail was
offered, but refused. By Wednesday the
miners must go to work or leave theil
homes, which are owned by the company
Quiet now prevails, but the result is threaten'
ing .a"
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i.kaI ,.3 t,NTHrSIASrIC MttilEG X JET
i,.,-t,., u Aap.-Inc tun,rlNdtlNe mttiln&
t,,..t a.-j ui-'lIt At Old Market Hall was mol
.uA t,stc. but intensely enthusiastic. Every
u!t,ir.t ia The Ward WAS represented, ana
a.. 1Iuuhrr ui influential ritiZcn> present
-h.otl E3n interested all ;fc III the success
III ot,l riN ticket. The >taid was coveted
AIk American !la.,- ana Il brass Band en-
l,,,gi lii,. ,,r,.t> ion with ,~llrrin2 paifluth
luta-,. AleI ti!. election q! Captain \. h.
t.,by,n.l H. t4.~iG,nt, and Hr: Luke Harvey,
-,,-i"iuI.N. ". =, Gilman was intrHdircl, ana
ua.i.ri1a "a earnest 4iiI eloquent address.
iir Mas tu!lDNcd iN j. ii. DnoirE, Esp,
80, ~pui.,. III hi> usually eloquent lapp!
'tlIi.
NrXt ,T,inr Captain q. ID. Wise, candidate
iuI commonwealth, Attorney, who an
unt!ir,.U that the citizens ui Jefferson Hard
invite tIrlr brethren OF MARSHALL and Jack
-on Wards I" Join them Tonight III torch
llgii Procession and accompany them TO lhe
.r.sI tuu.S meeting. He Ertdc an tmls,s-
~auri and effective appeal 10 every 'oiiHei-
N.Al,r 10 do hiN whole duty io-lIoffoW.
Jn,i.r Crnmp followed III IA speech Which
Na~ A. convincing IL 1t wa> able ana cio-
,i,nlt.
General i,ul0drn. General Moore, captain
Manhood, and Ms .Iuncs, formerly oi fcefs-
burg, W.1t. the remaining Speakers ana 'iie''
rlpll;d addresses Mere enthusiastically IT,
Crnra.
All The speakers urged Conservatives to
.otr Tie Straight Ticket, and the spiit WING"
ifc,airu showed that their advice VIII VIC
tcnrialll followed.
-irrrpn A difficulty between Il real pnlaft
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AN OFFICER from Charleston, s.. e., arrived
In the eity last evening with requisitlon for
Samuel Johnston and the woman who nc,
companied him, both OF whomW arrested
here Saturday by thedeIactiYes. 900 -oo
They are charged witli1he larceny OF 'aoO.
The officer left with hi. prisoners TINS morn
ing.
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p.ypAp,ss roK VICTORY ConserIa-
live rally on Oregon It'll anu III Mafsihll
Wards on Monday night. and at old Market
Hall last night, were indicative Oh tae spur.
OF the people, \ CONSERVATIVE 'ictors ~
W ,ss,,red for tomorrow. only one day more
remains for work. Let every man ,ote tus h;s
whole Conservative ticket anu see 'nal h's
ptighbors do likewise.
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SAw-MnL BrRNEp. From telegram from
Chester station We learn that the steam saw
mill of McSsrS. Moss & Co., at Moss turn
ont, on the Clover Hill railroad, Chesterfield
county. was totally destroyed by fire on
Monday night. No estimate Of loss or i'll
s,ranrt. giycn. The mill had but recently
been put up and operated.
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R,m,AL NAhD MEETlNuS LAST NiGiiT.--
.Rti,SOa Uurd.--A small number OF the
Radicals OF this Ward lnct at the | mon
Hotel, OF Seventh "trcDT, aud Joe Cox was
called II he chan. AI!cr approving the
nomination OF Vi. Il. iStmc> and j. H. EiSin-
ger ;,> rouncil,nci, The meeting adjourned
until Tonight.
I,!t,rS"n Nuri.--'lhc Radicals of This
Ward n!ri in Il building corner OF Locust
allie, and Franklin street. Benjamin Bla%"
WA, called io The chair, and Il committee ui
irrr appointed 10 select suitable pcl>on> III
,.uuncnnn and magistrates. their NAMES To
hr presented - lncc,tt" " iIrrh will lc held
Tonight. .iijournrd.
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HEBREW MEMORIAL DAY.-lc>tclday was
the I:,y set apart by the Hebrew Memorial
Association for decorating the graves OF tle'r nS
Ipuplc who persisted in the late war. The
Io,,iicrs' section in the Jewish burylng ground
was filled with ladies, gentlemen, and ctli-
drcn bearing floral offerings, ANA the graves
perfect ovation Of flowers. The
were beautifully and iasteitlliy
arranged, and surpassed those Of any former
doing great honor to HE ladies oI
the Association.
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iiEADli-ARTEEs OLp D0An.'IoS GLrH,3
EirHuOHD. MAY u, 1872

liiiliNt.,l'. fiaN ID iCi-.
Gcacrm n',ynn U-S", Superintendent City
CSnIM ,A,tm,it"1:
Dear IT,--!n reply 10 the communication
received from The City Central Committee
through you, a. presiding officer, inviting
lhc organization which | represent to parti-
ripatc iii general ni:I>~ mrtin" tn he held
al the City Hail tins evening in the Interests
OF the Conservative party. has. am happy
to say, been accepted.
will state that much dissatisfaction did
exist in the rankS OF the Conservative party
in consequence Of the lnralltd for abuse and
yliii,.:lion " hiri. hi- i,rrl, hcalicd upon this
and other working "r%dnIzatiuiis ol the city
hy those who have lr.Nrr manifested any ILL.,
tereal whatever in the success OF the Con-
scryaiyr party. But we have the interest
Of the people too much II heart 10 he i'll
lllcnrrd hy anything OF this kind in Il cTltl>r
like this.
And we will aS club endeayor to sup
press this feeling wherever il exists in order
that we may present u solid and IN unbrokcn
front to the enemy on the 23d of this month.
and to retain that for which all true ConScrz
vatiycs have been Strugeln" for these last
four yc:lrs-lhat is, peace, happiness, and
prosperity among 4 people-and we pledsi.
ourselves to render your committee that as
Si-tancc in this canvass which will insure the
success Of the whole Conservative ticket by
triumphant majority.
An impression prevails in the minds of
some that We are diSorganizcd and will not
take amy action in the forthcoming election.
This j. not the case, and God forbid that the
members OF the Old Dominion Club may
ever cease in their efforts to make war upon
and defeat all candidates who are in oppos-
ton TO the regular nominees OF the Conser-
vative party.
remain, very respectfully, your obedient
servant, JAMES VI. TYLER,
President Old Dominion Club.
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ne ESTATE Of WILLIAM BARRErr.-Dr
VI. irhuitt"n. Of Louisa county, the last of
INC administrators OF the estate of the late
W imam Barrett, died at his residence on
Sunday.
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AppolSrMEx1. Ills EXrellency Governor
Walker iri~ appointed Robert Mayo, Es'l.'
of Westmorellni rann!y, visitor TO tue :. II
einla Military Institute ctce u. W. boiIihS'
raainnlnl - = = - ~ -
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Acrs OF AssEMplr.--Mr. John Is. Bigger,
clerk Of The House Of Delegates, finished ln-
dexiny the acts OF Assembly Yesterday. The
Of pnhlic Printing will have
them ready for di>!rirulion in about ten
Hars
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Tnr NorE a. I.s l'suRY QUESTION. inc
yot, nl t.. t!>,lry question tomorrow VIII
be- taken separately. Special tickets will he
provi.!,. for this purpose, and aS the toleS
are received they will be strung on Il wire or
minced Ia Il box. ------
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
.EHfna APciLon9.

CgARLorrg, y. C., Nay u.-Part OF the
construction platform Of the Catawba river
,pfniage OF tile Air Line riilrsad fell To-day,
n,'i'ng nma y. lhomas Mays, Of sTholnssville N G.,
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| The lOuNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssocIa-
TioN.--At meeting of the Young Mems
christian Association held last evening ut
their rooms the annual reports of the officers
OF The Association were submitted The re-
port of the president. W. G. Mayo, Esq,
toes not represent the condition of the AS
| S"ciaiion as very prosperous. Only three
hlehI:'ers of the Association besklcS the la-
liented librarian, Mr.. W. ii. Walker, have
uied within tie past year-Alcssr-. b. Lee
fowc!s. Robert d. Minor, and John n.
tnrke. The president. in his report. speak,.
OF The loss OF the Association in the death of
Mr. Walker aS one "from Which it will pro-
badly require years to recover, ILL., he had,
almost from the foundation of our Associa-
sion been one of the most efficient moving
spirits in it, 80
ihe number of members il reported at
"2, consisting of 2:i life, 3 co,nlseling, 300
active, 2Gl associate, and 90 honorary mcm-
hers. -r...... .s.
El@tty-siN volumes only have been added
=" ti'e library within the past ear, together
WIN number of magazines and other peri
odlriis that have been bound.
Inc balance in the treasury is stated at
S"1'ol, with more than that amount due the
present librarian, besides other debts.
Ihe members have lccr hkcwarm and
careless. Dues and fines Lave hot been
promptly paid. The effort tG keep up Il series
"l lectures failcl through lucI; OF funds and
lle necessary cooperation among members
10 support them.
The Association lad also failed the ,a>,
year 10 afford any adequate measure of relief
10 the poor. bur Plan prepared by DR.. ".
W. farker to divide tie city into districts
G'ch under Subcommittee. promises better
for the future.
The following o::ecrs wore unanilnousIy
elected for the cnsuing year:
President, ". c. Mayo; First Eice-Prcsi-
dent. James l.. Lyons; second Vicc.prcsi
dent, Edwin rlcaSants: Third Vicc-Prcsi-
dent, w. +. Fox; Fowih Vicc-Prcsillcnt,
Thomas s. ArniStcad: Fifth Nicr-PrcsiJgnt,
". VI. Woodward. directors: W. Ellis
Jones, W. +. Daniel, W. \. Ecnninellam,
K. b. Lee. j. u. X. 'Sici"ht. Treasurer, :.
S. Carter; Corresponding Secretary, c. II.
Dmmock; Recording Secretary, William NJ.
Hill; Registrar, L. u. Crump; Librarian, Ii.
d. Daninrth.
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DELATorg'S SOpAWATER.--TH0 BALMEg
4 Co., AT si Main street. are sole agents in Rich
niond for the famous Delato,lr Soda. ..s
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Observation-Disclosures viii receive at 10 A. NJ.
tG-'lay the largest and finest strawberries ever secu
In this market Can early, as those received Satr-
day and yesterday went off quick. f. ..
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AEEilrD Al TuE PENiTESTIaRf.-Gco
anna LINDSAY. 0'td& Geargilhila Mills, was
received ut tl:v pcn,tcntiiiy Yesterday rom
the county Of L:ttlSl. She ~, Sentthced 10
one wears imprisonment.
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The Strikes in New York Virtually
Ended.

New YORK. May 2l.--'rhe bosses have
generally conceded eight hours az days
work, and the strike here il virtually cndcds
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a Young lady requested to he released from
riagc engagement OH The ground that when con
tracted she hclirNcd her lover duck hut since
found him to lac "soOScn This Is no reflection ON
thu goose, which are kept In perpetual motion at F..
Il. SPENCE L SONS fashionable tailoring establish
mput,
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;..,,- ruu.usr for Conservative MASS
Meeting.

-
Meeting.
... raUaWjG4 programme for ia" grand
-...sIu- Tonight wa> ad"Wcd !ai" Yes
- .,Isug M iar 'IiN Conservative
..f...
..,,IuG oG "jti2rH> I" TAX" place ''
u,. l34> y,vtstt& II :" rh"A.
.>..>sI.i r!Ga> - uI,r''i /" lslS h''i ~
.H..ultnlcd below.
... ,.ruuu;ian Jnd other riui'> ~ IN"
....gf "a the city /" tnrn their tin" ii
. g. Il. "a Muu:ur Park. and proceed
.'..rl. ~ torchIjGl. in body down
~, q. lIl-t street, Up first street l. fruIu.
...... - r,in ~ Main. by which street
vii l1u<rrt 10 Ninth. where thrN will
...,.tlnu N>.lh he old Dominion Club,
....-.n Ward. aud muvh together I"
..tu-.
... odd dominion tiuh vii! meet at the
Co.,. N.HM-, .G . rrtc,h L. NJ, and trrm
.l..~..pl, i. ) u'r!rck IhCN vii!
...r...! H..t. :. trrEi,tlsut unWll Mann
...4.f.,.a ,l,r,.f. ,!t, The. E.it,,r L. truil,.
,...f. \lu,l,rufh street, down Nine
..... r.~,4lln, ,n, Franklin /. fifteenth
t.., tj,lrruth ia NI1iu and I'M Main
<.... .r.,,.; +, !, .xprcIrl they viii meet
.....,.. =, ,..lork
I,. l,,,., ,,,l ,trrad.. the ,,,r..L 81;
,...,.;.,.. ,.l,l, .,,l >r.,.,,,r,. ,.;Ii
.,,.'.-:..., =, ,.I,I,s Tar I,n,,,,o
.,.. ,,s., i.,,,;ra ,.r.,,
,,., .,..,, TN ,,,, ,,,.,,,;,,,.
''' :, 1i.,,'....,,.'
80 .'.,,"''',.,,i -, r,..,,r,.
"N n,., ,,;t,,.
''''''' .",,, - VIZ,
''''."'''' ,,..,,.
'...'' d '''' ~ ~ ~ ~ ''' ''''
w .,,.
-Anf'H- 1" it' ''t'.'i'S va "'t'''A"'
Z. 'lg LIrItu@ at lhr ny cn'i;d ON
..'.'. %! i!i' '"n~ci'otiN' party ta>l h'Slh
".. l.@lnNiA- address - IN" voters "l tlt
81. .d h."hA"ni "-'> Ad"lt'd:
IsAryl Aarss~ ,ilf ttNTEAL tnMMlTrEF.
MAY y. lS,4.
A.. .3 s-f ,n,l.li,li a..,lm:,lagr, ever con-
...f 60. .a., >!u:,al ldTi.o>c III The city ~
H. ...uu .>.I,. y,Jr ward meetings M lat
l;il Ihu~,ii. niyits. r,NriN rla>>
... r.!tu,- .iiLrn-, and every Substantial
-.. were represented tli,lc. inun.
...1.llsa lii1 t,unr. il,,. pruir~ .i0n:,, man.
lis. s:>,t. H.. IA. .rl,ant, ANA the day -ahorcl'
+. E,lt..-,!Acr OH ihv>,. occasions and !ul-
l...al,a,'. oppressed. ri Ter he To:rrs' fuim
....s... urs. ll,' rhui,r OF The Icrty. Thcr"
..., ii. 3d.. d"uI4. tL.m, lh., Il popular ticket
... ,r.i ,u4ur,I, and that the ailrLlurr Of
! ... ,,t.i,. i.,rl, j. utl,. Ia H. The nominees
. ..,li If mr!!il,ntr tnrn ol' c!ltllrirr,
....l ~ hu-r daily W.iA 'uud 'n!N Nc!~:ill"h have
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HERE'S YOUR MULE; or, rather, here Is a iot Vi
large No mules and aome OF medium SIZE hnt'ai
of the best quality. Just received ut II tkSEh ~
stables, Franklin street. formerly DAVE s'a""
;,oro-,ay aud get .ood bargains
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BALTIMORE Markets

BALTIMORE, May 2l.-Four aui,r, steady, and
unchanged. Corn frmcr: white. 77G07Sc.: yellow,
S doc western scarce a.t7sc. Provisions quiet ami
Virginia SIS. old, ,ss coupons, old. 81 consols, sss
West firsinia's, H. North Carolinas, old, 35-all
bids E@& .e#H. s.E - ~ .-1 - =
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Latest News from Washington.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May 2t.--!Senate.,--Th pro
longation Of the suspension Of the writ Of
habeds corpus was further discussed. Mr..
Aicorn made scathing onslaught on Mr.
Ames, impugning his veracity, citizenship,
and other qualities, which, he claimed, u
representative of Mississippi should have.
The discussion Oh kuklllx matters occu-
pied all day.
Mr.. Carpenter, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported without amendment the
bill to amend the bankruptcy act by sub.
stituting "1STl" for "lS64," in the first pro-
viso of the 14th section also, with amend.
ments, Mr.. Trumbulps bill amendatory OF
section 33 Of bankrupt act.
The Senate is still on kuklux affairs. Mr..
Morton is speaking in favor of continuing
the suspension Of habeGs corpus. The ses-
sion will probably continue till morning.
House.--The Pacific mail subsidy was up
this morning and discussed.
The conference report giving double sub
Sidy to that mail was passed. 1t was amended
so that the steamers shall be entirely a
American construction. An amendment
requiring the New York and Panama Steam
ship line to be maintained was adopted.
The House is in session tonight on For
eign Affairs.
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J"dSss ami commissioner OF Flee

JndSss and commissioners Of Flee,
items.
The following Judges and commissioner,
nave been appointed by Judge Guson TO,
elections OF tomorrow
CLAY WARD.
Ftr& Prcr'act.- - Alexander Calder, Gcorp,
W. ENanS, ID. Y. Crater.
Second PrpcjaC'.- james l.. Timberlakr
Robert Is. Priddy, r. W. Scaton.
1"'''d freCanct.--E. VI. Crump, II. WHIT
Mathews. Is. +. Anderson.
MONROE WARD.
F1,St PrcclMci---.Iamcs Il. Fisher. Mathew
Blair. George T.. Bailey.
Second Precinct t,--Rohcrt Is. Wood, H.
ii. wilkins, +. II. smith. .Ir.
W'Td frec'nct.-D. B. Jones. W. j. Ne.
Dowell. Jacob Cohen.
Fomh Pr"cinct.-W. {. Taylor, william
NJ. tary,.T. :. pahncy.
MADISON WARD.
First Fr"Cinct.- Alexander Duyal. W. II.
rlraSant$. W. W. Calwcn
Second Frrcjnci.--W. W. Stoyer, W. +.
Johnston, II. l.. Wigand.
ThlTd "rsC1nci.--.!alneS II. prcur, :. ID.
Chamhcrlayuc. r. {. Cook.
t1a1.ih PrrTnct.-W. rlummer Grctter,
K. I. Daniel, Jr.. +. Q. Belts.
IkFfiRsoS WARD.
First Fyrr0,ci.--W. +. RoGerS, Il. H. Styl,
Il, W.Ei1i>.
Second i1rectHrt.-W. W. Wood, John
\. Lacy. .lr. II. ". Nthamon.
lH,,d rr,ctnct.-W. N. Parrish, ". +.
White, t,ahrit t;,rlithtr~.
tta,Jti r,'ccinct.--A. \. Gresham, Elijah
p.k,r Pal bl,rrD.
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NEW Yogk MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May a1-Gotton--Sales, 400 bales
uplads, 2if.; Orl1:ius, oisc. Flour quiet and ur-
changed. Whskcy sstc. Whcat-Spring scarce;
7ic,: southern yellow, sasc. Pork Irregular closing
heavy at Sl3.s79SI1. Beef quiet. Lard heavy. siGl
s5c Aarals heaVv. Tallow. 919sc. Frc!ghts dr1ur!.
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Emporium Of fashion st the new store, with j
fresh supply Of new goods at Madame DEsrELsAN's,
1879 Main street
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Tssa Observation-Disclosures Expchit

Tha IU-LiViNgstOhH EAptAitiOh'
New YORK. May 2l.--Thc HeraIf5 special
commission TO look after Dr.. Livingstone is
within twenty days march Of him. lie was
well at last advices.
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Come and eee the Partisan bonnets and hats al
Madame DEMESaAS's.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD i lic organ 81, iuv,Jd
B,tpti,t>-:l GOOD advertising medium.
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To CANDTDATES.-lIave your tickets and cards
printed At the DispntcA Priniinc-Honse. or'iers
promptly filled at moderate prices.
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ELECTION TiCkErS.-inr country ana city
friends can have their election tickets printed 1T the
Dispdtc Office AT short notice and on the most rct-
sonlblc terms.
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SHIRTS made 10 order and ready-nGiue Ill e'''
style II, r.. Il. SPENCE SONS gentlemen > 'u''i''"
Ing establishment.
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Hd,per'S NonLhiy aud ScriIne,'s .Naoo-
z.ne Tor June, received from j. T. EllysGn,
11l2 Main street. 7'''
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THOMAS BALMER & co offer TO the public ii,
pure Sedwick H'hiskey at S per gallon.
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LIST or t%AAn.AHLE LETTERS REHAISING
IN TIE RicilMoSD PosT-OFFicE MAY II, 1872
Joseph Muller, New York,
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UxDEH-C! .OTHING of all kinds at l.. Is. SfEN'EH
SONS, 1900 Main street
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ACTInSS.-Therc are various attrac'4ohs l"
the way of ntck-ties al +. +. SPENCE 'oS ''''''
ing establishment.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hamc0x Clifford. Norfolk, n,rlchar-
disc and passengers Il. B. Tutum, agent
Schooner Oliver Jainisou, Jan!son Rochland,
lime, A. s. Lee. t.--aa#g
SAILED s......,.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers. John w. watt.
Steamer Pallsattn, Nelson, Norfolk, MERCHANDISE
and passengers. u. IT. Rogers. agent. $3.50
Brig Romance, Duncan. Seyassa. in ballast.
Schooner Roxanna, Frank Baltimore, Via War
wick river. lumber. -.f@
Schooner John Beatty, Price. Philadelphia. via
Lower James river, railroad ties.
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Come and the handsome accs, crepes. ribbons
In ali the new shades with IA complete assortment OF
gros grain aud plain ribbons, at Madame DEMEI-
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MADE TO ORnEn.-EyeIN variety "i ai!ic III to''''
and every style of makeup III r" d. 81 rH'' =
SONS merchant tailoring establishment.
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NorIoS<.-All kinds of notions for gentlemen al
r u SPENCE L SOS'S furnishing store.
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TO LEXING- -sssas-sriIIIsI sss..-.:sriI IsIt,,
L TON AND BUCHANAN BiEs--ss---.-.----.:-l---
CANAL PACkETS.-Fare through without nr;t!s
81; with meals, 81. On and after the 2Ith instant
passengers for the above places will not be detained
in Lyuchburg, as heretofore the boats continuing
right on and reaching Lexington and Buchanan In
hfty-fOur hours.
No change in the running Of the boats between
PirLm0,ld and IyuchbMrg. X. EDMOND.
MAY H. 1872 my i5-2w<
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old n -,
l. Dominion Steamship Company's elc- esEAsss5 esEEsAAsss
CANT sde-wheel Steamship WiAN0k +, Captain
TOuCH, will sail on FRIDAY. May 2I M
O'Clock r. NJ. Freight rcrrivrd until 7. NJ.
Through bills Of ladlng signed, and goods for
war,lcd with dispatch 10 all points north, south;
east, aud west. Close connections made with Gunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare, SIP: steerdgc, 80; iniind-frir
tickets, $50. For freight or passage, aEplS 10
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent,
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Blraching and pressing done at short notice Al
Aia,iainc DEAElMAH'>.
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Call and see all the novelties oi the at the
new emporium of fashion. Madame DEMELa1AS'>-
1929 Main street, two doors above Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22

Call AMI examine the beautiful assortment Of dres
caps at Madame pEaELMAN's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22

Call aud see the new styles Of chylions switches,
cnrls etc, at Madame DEMELMAX's, 1923 Main
street
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ADYERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of thn country should advertise ia the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLySnN < co. will
hhc advertisements and have them inserted at pub.
lislrrs' rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-22

Come AMI see the beAutiiu French flower, a
Madame DEMFLMAN'S.
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Tu-NloRrow Is ELECTION DAY.-Thc polls
will br opened at slmi+c. Vote early as you
go Ia your work, and sec lhal your ticket has
the name of every Conservative candidate
IlIlnn II.
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CLoruING In endless variety al +. u. SPENCE
SpS'S