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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06

Police Court, SATURDAY-JuSt'ce j. D.
White presidin9.- The following cases were
disposed Of: o..
Robert Proctor, charged with assautine
and beating John Fairweather. Fined s.:
Mary Feenev, charged with assaultlng and
beating the mother and child of Lottie Asher,
and Lottie Asher, charged with abusing and
threatening Mary Feeney. Mrs. Feeney was
fined S., aud Mrs. Asher fined $3.50.
Mary Feeney, charged with assaultirng and
striking Mrs. Solomonsky. Dismissed. ..
James Fl. Jordon (colored, charged with
striking Mamie jackson. Fined 81.
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WoopcocK AND THE DowAGER.-The sale OF
reserved seats for the dramatic performance
at Assembly Hall tonight, and the fact that
1t is a general theme conversation among
people of fashion, give us reason to eXpect
that there will be large attendance OF ap-
preciative spectators. The plays chosen are
"The Dowager" and Woodcock's Little
Came" both of which are admirably adapted
to display to the best advantage the tai
epted amateurs composing the troupe. Re-
served seats are sold at West, Johnston &
Co.'s bookstore.
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A WARNING TO BoYs.-On Saturday morn
ing gentleman appeared before Justict
White in response to summons to show
cause why he should not be fined for allow
ing his son to break gas-lamp. The police
man who made the report testified that /;
number of boys were playing ball, and il
doing so the lamp was broken. The Justice
In accordance with the requirements of the
ordinance, Informed the gentleman that il
would lie necessary for him to pay for al
damages, as the glass was accidentally
broken
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JAPANESE VIsIToRS--Messrs. 4. I. kaw.
age and y. Wunayama, of the Japanese Elm.
basSy. who arrived here on Friday evening,
were taken charge of on Saturday by Super.
visor Presbrcy, Of the United States Inter.
nal Revenue Service. During the day they
visited several tobacco factories and ware
houses, the Tobacco Exchange, the Corn
and Flour Exchange, the flour mills, anG
other places of interest. They were deeply
interested in all they saw. Mr.. Wunamaya
is japanese revenue officer, and Colonel
Kawase is secretary OF the Embassy now i'll
WASHINGTON.
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League concludes: We take the liberty of
suggesting the immediate organization of
Greeley clubs or leagues in every ward Of
the city and county, and that an efficient
State Committee be formed for the general
direction of and cooperation In the good
work. Then organize, and let our watch.
word be Greeley and victory" .s.
The address is signed by James j. Hodges,
chairn,an, on behalf Of the committee.
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,'NND SUPPLY OF

FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
1An-SIREET DRY GOODS STORE.
'' 'N,- pOPLlSs n all desirable shades
-t\G IOTLlNS In plain plaid and stripes.
.EaNESE. G0Ui'S in all varieties.
&.%AHp DiitSS GOODS.
40 SILK STRIFE GOODS,
-. >i!lNES IN black aud wh!!e ground. with
<..-". a.d stripes:
- ~ Black GRENADINES IRON, &c. to s.,
..,. .oi o: these eana cheap HANDhER.
llI'.Es =. ,5e.,
..s-iILLEs QUILTS st Sl.5a,
..1,a" olLer tes:-aLle gocQ> II prices which Will
-4;y;..tgn s. IIIRSH,
... 6o7 Broad street.
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A White Man Run Over by a Train Of
Cars and Killed Instantly.
Special telegram to the Dispat'

Special telegram to the Dlspatch
Cov1NGToS, VA, May 4.-On the departure
of the mail train from this place tonight a
white man, while attempting to get aboard,
fell between the cars and was killed instantly.
Name not known definitely. He had trans
portation in his pocket from Charlottesville
to White Sulphur. The transportation was
directed to D. j. Harris.
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PIc.NIc To-DAy.-The members Of st.
Joseph's Benevolent Society OF St: Mary's
church and Of the Catholic Beneficial Society
win unite in picnic ut Eukers Park to-
night. The latter will participate in the les,
tiyities az invited guests Of the former, and
win appear in full regalia.
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PALMA CHRIsrA.-Th.s plant whose foliage IF
unsurpassed for beauty and richness "f color, Is an
ornament in any garden. Nature is lavish in giving
it beauty and strength. But it sui'scres other pnr-
poses than that Of bcautifying grounds. Its seer;
are rich with al oil that made into preparation for
the hair, forms the best tonic that can be applied to
It, removing the dandrI curing all diseases towhich
the scapis liable. and giving the hair gloss that no
other preparation will impsrt. Made and sold by
MEADE 4 BAKER.
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7.uNFSlSAES.

MU>.-IIEs.-proposals will be received
un.!l the lsTi OF MAY for the delivery or
j. '',>-IliS for the Lynchburg and Danriue rail-.
1 ! h" uuIuber required Is twcnty-stx hundred and
-l!Dl FOR each mile Of road, and the timber VIII
". "Aite, chestnut and post-Cak. The length or the
'. . 81 milcs. The delivery of the rrst five miles
n;E"ucing 1T lyDchburg. To he June 18th, and for
=. soccod!ag ten miles one month later. Address
II. W. .FhNDEGRIFT,
N. og-c.d Chief Engineer, Alcxu' ria, Va,
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HsxR1co SrNpAy-ScnooL UNIoN.-The an
nrlal meeting of the Henrico sunday-School
Union will be held in the lecture-room OF
St. Pauls church this evening Mt quarter
past s O'Clock. Reports from all the superln-
tendents, giving full particulars regarding
their schools, Will be read. and matters OF
interest in connection with SUNDAY schools Ia
the En;scopal churches will be discussed.
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ANLUTTESYuLE
WOOLLEE MILLS.

WOOLLEN MILLS.
qas,l VERY HANDSOME and SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOLLENS
.r" ~ 'N' celebrated mills are for sale In Rich
.n:. Va. t,v
THOMAS 4. PRICE 4 CO..
y. HOLT RICHARDSON & CO..
LEVY BROTHERS.
WILKINSON < WITHERS,
DItkWALL K EOUSS,
IREEbEN < FOX,
CaEDOZO, ,FOUKCUREAS co.
CONSUMERS
~, = rclally invited to call and see them.
''bi.Je ..acu merchants on application. Adj
r..-
HAEL OTTESyILLE WOOLLEN MILLS.
s.t Charlottesville. Va.
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~ EAST BROAD STREET,
- S3l EAST BROAD STREET.
SAUNDERS < YEAGER,
'.i|E%OED FRAME MhNUFACTORY
CHROMO DEPOT.

IaSiag moved ir.o our new store. sol east Broac
''st- corner OF ki.th, We arc prepared 10 iurnlsl
"a cnH'oiG"rs and the public generally wan an us.
rinent "i gop't, which We are prepared 10 sell "
0&' which Will ,icfy competitions such as Loohdng
a'n aud Picture Frames, Ovals and Photograph
mes Of every descii rtiou, Chromos, Paintings
IdF!ngs. i.ithCsI1.rlis. and Photographs -, a..
Gliding and Ornamental work done IN all Its
''&chcs by practical workman.
iaEns Of every description made TO order ut the
'i;C"t notice. aud satisfaction guaranteed
: .ciSl uilction p;id 70 reyildiRg old frames, &C
SAUNDERS Il YEAGER,
Nc. S3l Broad street, corner Ninth street.
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Progress of the Chesapeake and Ohio
RaiIroatl.- Completion Of Lick Run
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
Mu.LBoKo', Va, May 4.-Trains Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, under the
supervision of Major Peyton Randolph, diyi-
sion engineer, to-day passed over Lick Run
fill, an enbankmcnt Of 1900 feet long, 500
teet wide at base, 166 feet high, to depth of
twenty feet, with tunnel at the east end 252
feet long with very heavy cut at the west
end. The whole Is thought to be the largest
work Of the kind in the United States. The
work was commenced in April, 1870. The
contractors are Messrs. Mason & Gooch.
The temporary track at this point will no
longer be used.
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade Ia an!
portion of the country should advertise In tnt
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN GO. vii
tuke advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates. s+s@F
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Jon PRtsrIEr-We call tho aiicrion OF ner-
chants clerks Of courts, she,litF: hMSes'
steamship and rans officers and 9'' U
having orders for printing, to the facuiaeS 81 ~
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAHlish''fNi ~ -, .e
nronnt and faithful EXECUTION of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short natcs iards,
Btll-Heads, Heads grammcs lfali iesets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, tat1iogues'
Bills Of Fare, show-Bllls Checks DrnIts, &c, sc''
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed. q ss.isss -
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PEOPLES CoSvENTIoN.-Attend the call for
convention signed by E. Cady Stanton and Others
Ladies'. rnlly! Those who cannot attend, und arc
with us, will please have their picture taken and for
wardit, with the bill, to Miss Isabela B. Hooker, 10
Hubbard street, New Haven, Conn. We have re-
ceived picture from Richmond, Va, which was
beautifully executed, and bears the imprint Of G. r.
REEs & CO. Please have them taken at that gal
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A DER FREIsCHUTz MATINEE.--A lady cor.
respondent requests us to call upon the Vir
ginia Gesangverein to have a Der Freischutz
matinee on some early day. Such an enter
tainment would, nodoubt, draw an Immense
crowd, and particularly the ladies and chill
dreu.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 1, 1872.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 4, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Abemarle, Walker. New York. merchan-
use ana passengers, j. ". Wyatt. agent.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford Norfolk, merchan.
oise ana passengers. L. u. Tatum, agent.
Lee. nA1e' A. o
SAILED.
stealner Pal!sade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise.
and passengers, d. II. Rogers. agent.
load for England N ~' "
Bark ZuirldcEeit, Jannerberg, Baltimore, to load
Schooner r. johnson, johnson pocornoLe ,,,d
charcoal for New York. -''''
Schooner j. s. Gilmore, Smith, New York rio
ChiGkahoniny, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Adelza, Loyeland, New York rin Drew.
rvs Bluff, wood, Curtis & Parker
schnoner Hope, Mitchell, Baltimore rita Warwick
river, lumber, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ~.
Loveland.
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DRY GOODS.

I'"ING OFF At HALF-PRICE.-H
-....., SUR, L. p!"ii. and solid BLACK GRENA-
- - 80. pt"r handsome DRESS GOODS
., r,s., .yc.t from thr New York anctionS, very
-..... .u: ttATs'S SPOOL COTTOSS ut &C. !:
. Ft|.iN ROBES, SiIAWLS. LADIES COL
-. CUFFS. HANDkEKCHlEFS. New goods
....s s'yi..tr Come IL No. 500 Broad street.
q. T. RhRBEE,
successor to Huckwall 4 RouSs.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. B. NJ. Quarles, of this
city. has dissolved his connection with the
Virginia Sugar Refinery Company. and viii
resume his old position as agent of the Heal
ing Springs. He left this city Saturday r'o
Baltimore to enter upon his duties.
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IRE COUNTRY I(E.-On

! IRE COUNTRY ICE.-On hand 100,
v'1 bushels PURE COUNTRY ICE, which I
81 contract 10 deliver III the residence OF my cls-
IS al lower rates thGr II can be furnished by any
= = ~ he cty.
80, OAK and PINE WOOD cheaper than the
fa;ta'- = call H. Ajitcitud W. r. FORD,
s. EF--% No. 3l9 Broad street.
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DUTcnER's LIGHTNING FLY-hlLLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. 1T! IL ooio
by dealers everywhere.
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Bail Forfeited.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.--Charles \. Dana,
Of the New York Sun, failing to appear in
the libel suits against him, his recognizance
was declared forfeited, and bench warrant
issued for his arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06

Addic Ballou married a couple at Tcrrc 1laute.
Ind last week, and in the nupal lecture told them
..cradles were cheaper than divorces" This re-
minds us that F. r. SPENCE L Son are getting up
the most stylish outfits for groorns.
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PRoCRASTrNATIoN Is THE THIEF OF I1NE.
Be wise in time-'tis madness to delay;
So 20 to SpENcE's for your spring array.
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~ have used the WILCOX s GIBBS for three
years Have also used several other KINDS OF nrs1-
class machines. Iconslder the WILCOX q sibbs
r,r sunerior to any of them"-.MS. l. L. lord, San
Francisco, Cal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06

HOUSEHOLD NECgssITY.-Fougeras reaas-
made mustard plaster-always ready for immediate
use clean, reliable, and never spoil. To DC haa Oh
MEADE & BAKER, pharmacists, 91s Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06

He DIDN'T SAY IT. 1t is stated from Berlin to
be positively untrue that Prince Bismarck has ex-
pressed of the indirect claims of the United
Suites Government" But he may have said that E.
B. SPENCE & SONS was the place for stylish spring
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. I
Ncw York Stock and MONEY ,,.,..,

AVrR stocK and Money Market.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Money closed at
20 Per cent. Sterling strong, 9t to92. Gold
,ios 70 il32. Governments closed steady at
q aoVence. southerns dull and steady.
lehnessee's, e7s new, SO. yirginia's, SO
o aew, %. Louisiana's, SO; new, 81. Lcyee's
oo' es' 70. Alabama's. sS; IS, 60. Georgia's
20; is, ssl. North Carolina,s as new
so4' South Carolina's, so; new, ara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-06

An persons having forfeited pledges at our loan
Office. 1881 Main street, will call to renew or redeem
them, as further indulgence cannot be granted.
ii. HARRIS. & BROTHER,
Pawpbrokers.
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Advertise in the RELIGIOUS HERALD.

M. ELLYsoN & Co, Advertising Agents, DlsfArcH
building, viii receive advertisements ana nave then
.naar,sd IN any Journal or the country at regular
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Go OFF LIKE Hot CAKES-Those sevcnty-nve-
cent shirts and ten-cent collars at +. b. SPENCE
Sons,
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yms1S1A CLuB.-This Conservative CiuD,
recently organized in Jackson WARD, VIII
hold meeting ut Hulchers Hau to.n1Sht'
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GERASIUMs.-I'elargodu In bloom at NOR
TONS Flower Gardcn.
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GREELEY for President, GRATz BROWN for Vice
President, L. B. SPENCE s. SoN for clothiers. VOTE
early vote often. voting-placc, 1900 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, .
RICHMOND, VA, May 4, 1879.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Rcd, bushels. a.s - :
CORN.-White, allie bushels.
OArs.-:5D bushels.
SHUCKS.--S bales. nr =.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, 8 bushels common ut sl5o.
CoEN.-White, 1850 bushels prime at 7sc 60 BUSH
els prime ut 1Gc. Total. 2,cl0 bushels.
UArS--50 bushels western MT e3c !: 400 bushels
western at S23c
SEUCKS-s bales at $l.In
RE-EXHlBITED. '..,
OATS.-lc0 bushels.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD is read III every neigh
borhood In the South. --.-.
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CINCINNATI, May 4.--The address q the
National Convention Of the Ehh-Aiof4!>ah
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The CITY Council will hold a regular
semi-monthlY meeting this evening ut 5
o'clock.
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Cauze shirts only 75c ut f. B. SPNCE & SON

Pembroke shirts arc the best fitting shirts III the
world Z. Is. SPENCE & Son keep them.
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The RELIGIOUS HERALD is the organ OF 10000
Baptists-a good advertising medium.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALILtohE, May 4.-Virginia's, consolidated, 54f
bids. -, - : ~ " -
Flour and wheat quiet but firm. Corn steady and
urn ut es472. Oats dull at 53@53. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Mvss
pSrk, sl4&Sl4es. Bulk neats-Shoulders, s@5ac.
RIO Sides dsc; clear rib sides, s@stc. Bacon quiet
sugar-cured hams, EGll$5c Lard firm and un.
changed. Western butter active and unchanged
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N.,ruuL SALT, PORTER. STOUT,
AND BRANDY.
.~.... ~ ~WOETuINGTOS brands, per bark
.:4! cn}s,ii aid h4fs Williamins,
lir>S: FROM Liverpool
,... r.uEEHT'5 PORTER and GUINEEss'S
tt1"A !C$Ll> STOUT, and tlENNESSEY
.,-.-> EuBlN & CO.'S DARK and PALE
...>,. &HhNi'Y-all nf onr direct Importation,
..s. y @Gty ,m!d, Il. prices as low as can be
... ., ...v .t:Hc.ican importer.
:. {. TARDY s CO.. importers
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( tI itINEI & son,

{, COURTNEY & son,
SIS BROAD STREET
J ptcal attention TO the following
' .,.' -. ( rs. wed:
>.s '"T'- ~ i n 10 Chores
f... f'..utp nal. Sucks,
..5 tic new s'ri"- Of Para-G,S,
.-.HlHI-"u'a Giuu~FitthIg toTScts,
"';2ahc.iucr'. ard Iirrt's Coreets,
.aaA!L.'s h!d-t tltuug Skeleton Corsets.
Hosiery OF al qualities and stZes,
l,r.". tfauzc Sliir.S and Drawers
rv't''s aud BOYS Linen Bosom Shirts.
J. dies GanZc NcgtS--long and short sleeves;
Mite aud Co!orcd pique,
I-h.' DaMAsk, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
.taa.ekcrChiefs. Ribbons,
~ ~. and EmbrOldcrics. ap lo-lm
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SIZING DRY GOODS.
...I Il hair Dress Goo,ts, IS 10 soc. per yard
..-:. 4" !iLtck A!pacas, 35c. ap:
.~s ). i.iarI SILK III Size aud Sc per yard:
e. .. :t-'.. silks. all colors, AZ sl.95 per yard:
49,. J.. Ga, ). Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Nain-
-..a,. ..!-s Muslins, and Cambrics, from &c. ~
y.icr ,ard:
,r..'-...s. -. s4&Gcs. 20 20 t5c.:
'.' -'ya- Cls>!mercS, 75c.. 81, Sl.:5. and sl.5o;
II. : .clu:s :tDd Iusertings. very cheap;
n.4 ,:lDy,:,, extra qualify, IL sl26 per pair
a'. aiI Gloves. ltst pnd prrtticst, at sl.so per
..t
- Acwr>: d,~:gns Of Parasols,
'.s;.. .u}d iIGrit Collars and Sets.
ir,.. ~i!.wi> and Sacks,
it..e-' suits.
;;',sr and largest Grape Wells,
superior Tuhl" Linens.
n.Lk!us, T""cs. Quilts.
'..g more d"sr. .blc articles, at the very lowest
....: WILLIAM THALHlMER & SONS,
5nl Broad, corner Sixth street
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MARINE INTEELIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 6, 1872
gun rises. SOB | Moon rises .... {:
pun SETS 6.52 High tide. Z:
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GAME TO MY HOUSE, about ten sES
Z d,ys ago, a ROAM COW-very low ln.x.A,.
order rrrmnIed horns, and about eight years old.
The owner viii please come forward; pay charges,
and take her away. ,,p.,5os p. 5o rraco street
nY S-3ta .- u NV. 1ooo o- ~
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2itIlmond 1ispattl1.

sE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rATCH is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCUL ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. 'r5
NEW YORK, May a.-Cotton quiet and unchanged:
sties, 5st bales. Flour firIner with fair demand
Wheat lc. better. Corn inactive and unchanged
EorS quiet and steady. Beef active and unchanged
and stlli,ly n'Ssf ais'
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NARRIGEs, CARRIAG Es.eERS
" SHOWCASES, SHOWCASES, ah5S&E
sizes. r.,n,.,,,, a..
and upwards; also. second-hund ones taken In e2,
change at No. 713 Main Street between Seventh ana
Eiahfh. JOHN DOES.
an 6-lm
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..,,< BACON, BACON.-5o hogsheads
..,. -: >tNL>. direct from Cincinnati, for
ROBERT y. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Wholesale Groccrs.
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~. iArAN TEA, &c.

= = \ = y w.
:. 80
.,-., .a,,: yArAN TEA,
.... yliOW-CHUW and MIXED PICKLES
. -y,t:.rEsTERSulRE SACCE.
,.. r,g> FKEsTrEACHES.
-.,.l,Ylrlp BACON HAMS
WILLIAM & DhNDRlDGE & CO,
.27 Broad street.
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III FLDI r.

..4.ra.- EDDY FAMILY.
.-. ....-,.s VALLEY MILLS FAMILY,
..'.17r.- BIG SPRING FAMILY.
h.. 4. Y. STOKES & CO.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, &c.

CEILING OFF AT COST, mye
~ entire stock Of VI
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, and WAGONS.
as purpose increasing the manufacture Of Chill
DRES'S CARRIAGES. Work guaranteed equal 10
any In the city. A call solicited. Apply at Chill
dren's Carriage Store, No. 412 Broad street
an 2a-o,y w. G. SMITH.
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Gratz Brown neck-ties at E. B. SPENCE & Sons

Greeley neck-ties at +. B. SPENCE SONS.
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A DEMOCRATIC TICKET PREDICTED

THE CINCINNATI NoM1N
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OrrIcy COMMISSIONER OF THE REvxSCE,l
SftS~ f'1Er Cry HALL, April 20, 1s72. Il

OrrIcE COMMISSIONER OF THE REvGycE,l
.S 5E CITY HALL, April 20, 1s72. Is -
All TAXPAYERS WHO HAVE
n handed In their city tax Lists and h1ye tI-
cnded bank stock therein, are requested 20 call at
fhis once during this week and have licir usts Cor
c;eJ NV the recent assessment ordinance pass.
al by the City Council, bank atosk snot taxed IN
me hands OF the holders -. ..ss,..,9
All citizens who have had lists nit lot tncm aaa
them ut once. ... J. -, !. -. .,,ts,,@ a. !.
heayy tne. q, ~ ts,s Reyensa
ap ss-iw a.. ~
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LOST, sTRAYED, &c.

EOUND, in the office Of the James River
IL and kanawha Company, within the last few
davs, a PAIR OF EYEGLASSES and BANK
NOTE, which tic owlcrs can get by calling at the
above Office. my 6-ltf
r OST, RICHMOND D, FREDERICKS-
~ BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD CON-
PANY'S CHECK No. 1,os1, on First National Bank,
Richmond, for 275.50; dated May 3, 1872 Payment
has been stopped and all personsa warned against
trading for receiving said check. The finder will
please return to the company's Office. my c-3tt
GTRAYED AWAY FROM MY ESE
- stable on 25th, RED COW, with whitc.sEsHsS.
streak down her back and white bag. She Is ea-
pected to have calf soon. Tail short, having been
cnt Off liberal reward will be paid for her de-
livery at No. 1899 Franklin street.
my 8-3t* a. u. GHOOhS. :
FSTRAYEDO OR STOLEN, from me, On
T. IN Manchester, BAY MARE andLGA
COCT The mare Is very heavy set, with star In
her forehead; both bind feet white; her under lip
hanrs rather low. The colt Is twelve months old,
and has also star In his forehead, and one OF bis
hind feet white. They were seen crossing Mayos
bridge by tie tolgatherer Friday night, Aprh sstr
viii pay $50 reward for their recovery aud
delivery To me at my residence, corner or Eighth
ana ,,I iin,; 1a,,s s'' '.'''' Lucy A. CLEAsBY.
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;'fli GREAT EST B ARG \ ] y
STRING DRY GOODS.
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AN ORDINANCE; TO AMEND AND,
n REORDAIN CHAPTER XIII OF THE
CITY ORDINANCES CONCERNING THE
LEFYING OF TAXES.