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'NNrAL MEETING or THE VIRGINIA Con-
r,"E>yE SUNDAY School SOCIETY. METHODIST
3.rzrorN. CHURCH SorTH.-Thc seventh an
v."I ncciiaS Of this Society (of which
F>a"n DcSyctt, ID. d., is presidcnt) will be
@.lI in the city Of Lynchburs commencing
|i',aIIv he Sth of April next. \ large dele
-"'l,n from the Methodist schools of this
..s M.'l attend. Rev. j. {. Granbcry. OF
1'it,naiy church, in this city. viii deliver
's, annual address. and Rev. nrS. Bennett.
Edwards. Garland. Peterson, and Wood
ward, cNi"ct 10 he present at this meeting.
This Sur!oty has been steadily growing in
rAor with the church, and is doing Il great
deal oI good. The James River Steamboat
.,,, the Chesapeake and Ohio. Richmond
.j,i panlillr. Richmond and Petersburg,
Il. 'mnoHd aud Fredericksburg, and Orange
md Nl"Eandria railroads. and General Ma
."a.'> lin" from Norfolk to Lynchbur~. have
sN'rul"G IL" usual courtesy of return trans
.'a,rl! free.
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4 Latest News frem Washington.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch. II
WASHINGTON, March 229.--The, Cabinet to-
day considered the condition of affairs along
the Mexican border, all the members, being
present, excepting Secretary Robson, who
was at the capitol in attendance upon the In
vestigating Committee. After the Cabinet
meeting Boutwell,. telegraphed to, the Collee-
tor Of Customs at, New Orleans rcyoking the
recent order from the Treasury requiring no
further clearance. of loaded vessels from
Brownsville, Texas, to Camargo and other
points north. ,n5 ~. ,,,vt,,,f :,
Dispatches to the Navy Department say
our ships in the harbor of Havana joined ip
the-recent ceremonies of honoring the. birth.
day of the German Emperor and the ami.
versary Of the accession Of the Car, Of. Rus.
sia. National salutes were. fired from the
flagship Worcester. a..... TlMoN.
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tinue for any length of time the commission
ers are confident Of completing the free
bridge before the contract time. ..sf

TSrEREsT1sG ANNUAL srATEMENT.-To those
Of our renders who are Interested In the matter Of
life insurance beg leave to call attention to the
annual statement Of the RHsEnyE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY of New York consolidation
Of the Widows and Orphans Benefit and Mutual
rrnteGtion Life Insurance Conrpanies), which nlay
be found. In another column. Those of the public
who are familiar with such matters will sec at a
glance that this compauyis in fourishing condi-
tion. Their speciality Is the Reserve Plans" OF
life e1nsurance projected and perfected by Mr. wI-
,LLsn 2. STEWART, the actuary OF the company.
Mr.tJ: b. MOORE, at No. 1901: Cary street, is the
general agent for this company. 4.
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NuDlIE" JF THE BIBLE BoARp.--A meeting
a; III" E"ard OF Managers Of the Bible So
i''' of Virginia WAS held on Yesterday nj:
rur"n al their ROOMS on Main strcet--Rsv.
.,'nIg" Woodbridge. j. H.. presiding. Ar
.tp-'nirHt, We're completed for the annivcr-
.Hr "l ;hc Society, which takes place on
'',''ly evening next. and will DC held at
- ~ i. faui'> church. 1t is expected that
'05. anniversary will be more interesting and
Aa,r >}l"cc>>fii in its results than any since
r. ur -,,itilItion.
Erv. pr. Smith, of New York, from the
..H..ican Bible Society. is expected to he in
.,..'UdJncc and will address the Society.
Aidrn> {, will also lie delivered by Rev.
%. Ii"sc, Bi>h"p Do-gctt, and Rev. DR..
#NH.@ rode. Delegates from auxiliary So
'r'j"r at Fredericksburg, Norfolk, Ports
n nth, AMI Petersburg, are also to be in at
i>A5.u.rr.
IT." nualrepoIt will be read by the Rev.
lin +. Edwards, ID. d., Of the Brcad-Strect
" lApGi>t church.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERS.--Springficld Diyi.
sion, No. 1G7, Sons of Temperance, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: K. j. Pollard, w. p; II. S. Falen.
tine, w. A.; r. Wiley Davis, r. S.; F. W.
Christian, A. Il. S.; William Hall Crew, F.
g.; John f. Shinberger, T.; James Atkin'
son, c.: Burnett Lewis, A. c.; S. c. Curry,
chaplain; II. n. Spraggins, 1. S.; Charles +.
Haywood. o. S. d. G. Richardson, p. W. p.
At regular meeting of Harmony Divi.
sion, No. 50, Sons of Temperance, held in
New Market Hall, March 18th, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: SamuclT. Perkinson, W.P.; James
u. Wade, w. A.; William Hancock, II. S.;
Charlie Rady, A. Il. S.; William e. Word,
f. S.; George B. Davis, T.. Peter f. Val
den, c.; Thomas B. Hicks, A. c.; Willie
Walter, i. S.; Presson Phillips, .. s.; r.
Is. Wilson, chaplain; A. j. Terry, p. W.
P; John Rhinehardt, orgalist. The fol-
lowing trustees were elected for the coming
six months George Is. Davis, D. B. Col
Inns, A. j. Terry, James D. Wade, John A.
johnson. The above officers will be installed
next Thursday night, at New Market Hall,
by George Is. Davis, deputy grand worthy
pltriarch.
The above Division in a few DAYS expects
TO dedicate their new hall; upon which oc-
c;,sion it is expected that Rev. James "A.
Duncan. president Of Randolph Macon Col
lcsc, will deliver an address.
At regular meeting of Marion Division,
No. 5, Sons Of Temperance. held ut their hall
Tuesday night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter: John f..
Jacob. Worthy Patriarch Thomas Glenn
mitt, Worthy Associate; B. A. jacob !;
Recording Scribe; j. L. Anthony, Assistant
Recording Scribe; George w. Duesbelry,
Jr., Financial Scribe; Caleb Jacob, Treasurer;
l.. &. Bowden, Conductor; William, Fl.
Valentine, Assistant Conductor; Marcus
Tanskerey, Inside Sentinel; Edward Free
man, Outside Sentinel Lewis B. Betty, Past
Worthy Patriarch; Rev. George c. Wander
slice, Chaplain. n, ..ys. 6ytr- 342k
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severe 'Eara,r,au1a Earl sia,;ii Id Nevada. .,

T SAN FRANCISCO, March 29:--An earthquake
has occurred throughout Nevada. It was
severe beyond the recollection Of the In.
dians. Not single brick building or adobe
was left standing in Inso county, Springs
were stopped, and Others started great assures
In the earth!'f Many persons were hurt, but
no, lives were lost The force Of the earth
quake was spent in comparatively uRpopu-
lated districts. i, ;...., .l.,...g -
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REEs 4 CO., Photographers, are determined that
people of moderate means and others who are
economically inclined shall no longer be imposed
upon by pretenders onaccount Of low prices. Go at
to headquarters and get pictures that you need
not be ashamed to show or send to any part of the
world Cartes de vlste, $3.50 per dozen; large size
So; life-size, from $5to $50. .i. aif
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FINE ARTS-When an article enjoys reputation
of such distinguished merit to command the mi
vcrsal commentator Of the producer and purchaser.
there must be something that it possesses which
compcls such general admiration. OF such is the
pictures by Mrs. RANDoLpH's new process, at the
LEE" which are growing more Into public favor
every day regardless of foreign importations and
imposiuons. The 'LEE" gallery Is open from'7 A.
NJ. to I =. NJ. No work on the Sabbath.
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RICHMOND AND DASvlLLE RAILROAD On
and after tomorrow the through passenger
trains ON this road will leave at 3:35 A. Al. and
2:35 P. NJ, and will arrive at 1902 2. NJ. and
s:4S P. NJ. The Lynchburg passenger train
will leave daily at 9:10 A. NJ. and arrive at
400 p NJ .s- ....
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD CoLoEED We
MAN.--An old colorcd woman named Edl
Robinson, living in wooden shanty on the
corner of Adams and Leigh streets, died very
suddenly on Thursday night at O'Clock. An
inquest was held over the body Yesterday af-
ternoon at a O'Clock. Mr.. L. ID. Eacho, fore
man of the Jury, brought in a verdict
that the deceased came to her death from
natural causes. .#.. "1-.
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,TsyEloN sAIES THIS DAY.

~ WEiSlGER viii SCI! nj II A. NJ, ip front Of
.,r ,fc-, of tho Richmond aud psnvtl,c railroad,
.. Richmond. II! acres Of lsnd eight miles from
,,huGnd. nj Browns Summit.
,JrN LAUGHToN will sell al 10 A. NJ, at the
..a:-c loi. horses mIlG>, &C.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS. 3;
!. gWanfhar Prpbabffittes.

u WASHINGTON, March 29.s-T'be barometer
will continue filling west oftand Throughout
the Mississippi Valley with, soaltherly TO
casteriy winds and increased oudiness, and
probably threatening weather, during to-
night, and gradually extend IDS influence on
Saturday to the upper lakes and over the
Ohio Valley and Eastern Gulf States.l Par.
tally cloudy but pleasant weather, will pre-
vail from Florida to the lower lakes, and
eastward to the Atlantic Coast, with light
and fresh winds, 3 ttt91gsf 33eS T9fES t1},i +
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oclateu freas'
H9arkcts.

WAsuEeToS, xkfch 29.--No London or
Liverpool markets hive been received to-
day. The New York markets, also, are not
reported. The day Good friday is gene
rally observed. Weather very fine.
.a General Items. Via In I.
is WASHINGTON, March 29.--There was afull
Cabinet meeting to-day. .di d.s5 r ,1I.al
The Secretary of the Navy is organizing
another inter-oceanic survey to the lsthmus
ship canal. ''ft = t'+SSF az
Neither House Of Congress was in session
| to-day. - ..au .g....st's r3a l.l sGtis I,
Three investigating committees were in ses.
sion to-day-the SaleS-of-Arms, Naval Affairs
and District Of Columbia. Nothing Of i'm
portance was elected. 't'8'.Ftf" 1.r r'''
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!, Figs, prunes, and extra dates, at ANroa1's.

BEFORE making selection OF machine to offer
as a premium for new subscribers, we employed, at
.ouroW1i expense, skiIful and dlslntcrested me
chanic who Is practically familiar with the working
principle Of most of the ,sewins-machlnes offered
the pubhc, instructing him to select the one best
adapted for family use After very careful and
unbiased examination OF the leading machines hts
deciaion was given In favor Of the WEED, as being,
on account OF the peculiar Arrangement of the fecd
the ,sc Of tic straight needle, tile tension Of the
under thread It's locksttch and the certainty Of its
kee,dDg In repair, the best we know Of for family
use 1t adjusts Itself to every variety Of work, and
Is easily understood and managed. This machine
took the first prize ut the Paris Exposition as a
family scwing-rnachine John TT. OlnStend Co.,
4,,.bfishers OF Eateuaan aud ReGs1or. I; 5frS.
~ -. Il ~ HIIJIha LooKBART, Agent.
-. .!.E1ssae, corner Eighth and Main streets.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MAsoS.--Coloncl An
drew NlcAlister, Past Master of Suffolk
Lodge, No. So died at Suffolk, Va, on Thurs
day last at O'Clock, and was buried on
Yesterday. lie was cigbty-odd years OF
age, and was probably one of If not the
oldest Mason in Virginia. He lived and
died Il good man, universally respected and
beloved in that section of our State.
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q The girls IN Grand Rapids have formed an Early
Closing Association and VIII receive no calls after
loP. NJ" E. B. SPEsCE.& Son keep open as long
rs customer Is pressing for admission. Call TO the
opening Of spring styles to-day.
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Clover Hin lump bituminous coal, best quality for
CRATES, in limited quantity, delivered to-day. Also,
frecburning anthracite, all sizes and n,achne-pre-
pared wood for kindling and cooking-dry. Give or
ders. .-.... j. .B-WATKINs -
:itsr iii Main and Ninth and Cary streets.
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j. w. PLEDGE, at SIT Broad street. wishes TO call
the attention Of his friends and the public to his ncc
style Of tce-crtaH, far superior to any heretofore
manufactured in this city. .
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jon PRINTIHG.-We call the attention of mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sherifrs, lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all Others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JoI
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Hcads, LetterHeads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, showBlls. Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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SLIGHT FIRE.--Ihe roof of the cooper
shop on the corner of Eleventh and Byrd
streets. which is under the management OF
Mr. William Magruder, took fire again Yes
tcidav afternoon. The flames were eXtin-
guiShed, however before any damage was
done, and without calling out the Depart
mont
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Harper's and Leslie'S Illustrated Netrspd-
pers tor this week, and Demorest's What to
Wear and Ho,0 10 Make Tt Of spring and
summer fashions, received from Ellyson &
Taylor, next to the Dispatch office.
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NV TAX BuI.-Thc Finance Committee
! i'i,0rcd new tax bill TO the House of Dele
). lcs yesterday. 1t is substantially the bill
81 nl from the Senate TO the House at the late
''GIlar session. II will he brought up on its
'.'hd reading to-day, and will then be open
J." amendment. Tie House meets ut 10
q clock this morning. 49,. ......ss =
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GRAND SACRED VOCAL AND ORGAN

U CONCERT. -
The choir of tie Second Baptist church, assisted
y pnn,Ger Of tler frtends, VII gSe Grand
church upon the occasion Of opening their new
instrument, on FRIDAY EVENING next, 5th
April. at which time-in addition to several mag
niGcent overtures upon the organ-wil be sung some
splendid choruses and number Of solos, trios. and
quartctes with organ accompannentl by the most
1iendessohp, Rossini, Nicolai, Gounod, Schubert,
Ehighini, aud others. .-r .at III .-sti. 'sa 5s -
At the request of the ladies and gentlemen taking
part In this musical reunion, all names will be omit
ted, but assure friends that some of the best
talent our city affords will Ike employed.
The concert will commence precisely at half-past
so'clUck. The church doors will be opened three
quarters of an llohr previously,
age, so cents.
+ Tickets can be purchased ut any time before the
concert from Messrs. West & Johnston, Starke &
RyIaud Ellyson & Taylor, A. PizziDI, or the Rich
mOnd Banking and Insurance Company They viii
also bc sold III the door as usual. II -! NH 20
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SUPREME ,CouRT or. or.AppEALs.--In this court
Yesterday an appeal was allowed in the case
of Hubardss executor ps. Newton. This ease
came from the Circuit Court OF the! city Of
Norfolk. ,,,.y = 1,siy .a3a.4 ! 4 - So -;
The argument in the case of Staude and
wife Us. The GerTania Bauv verein, and jacobs
ana wife vs. The German Building Associa-
ton, NO. 2, was continued. o..E1l a-s.t.sss
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bASkhurGcY.--The following persons have
iiicd petitions in bankruptcy since our last
report: Il. +. Trcvillian, Of Caroline james
a. Farmer, OF Richmond city; G. w. Dill
,1id, Of Essex; and William J. Hennlng, Of
kieAMuNd city.
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DEATH FROM LocK-JAw.-A colored fe-
male infant, aged five days, died suddenly ut
No. I Charity street on. Thursday evening.
The Coroner viewed the body, but deemed
an inquest unnecessary, as the child had evil
IDENTIFY died from lock.law
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|. SATURDAY MORNING 4 MARCH 80. 1871.

4, FLOWER SKED.-Flfteen packages Of choice flower
seeds for 50 cents; by mail enclose stamps Tuber
bulbs, 10 cents each; three for Is ceHts Bouquets
and funeral decorations furnished In every design.
A. b. LECKESBY, 7ag Matn street
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Nutting, of Halifax
county, who has been absent from his seat in
the Senate for some time past i'll consequence
of severe indisposition, lis rapidly recovering,
and will probably be out soon.
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j. W. PLEDGE, at SI7 Broad street, is now making
a ne,c style of ice-crelm, pronounced by all who
have tried It to excel anything of the kind yet
offered for sale. Keeps always on hand assorted
French candy, crystallzcd fruits, fancy cakes, Jelly
e.,
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Opera chains, Leontines, gold bracelets, gold ant
enamelcd lockets, now opening at GENNETS, oppo-
site post-oficc.
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FITS, FITS, FITs.-Thc Pembroke white dress-
shirts arc tie best fitting shirts to be had Ready
made and made to order by f. B. SPENCE & son.
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Physicianssay that thirty thousand people die MI.
nIlally In this country from using tobaccp. 'Twould
be curious calculation to find out how many die
from not wearing clothes bought of E. B. SPENCE &
SpV .s.syy ~rt.-r.s.y ~
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:. Am Appeal Sustained.

Pu1LApE1,rHA, March as.r,rhs supreme
Court to-day announced its decisfon sustaln-
ing Bishop OHara In his appeaf fsofn ths
finding of the lower scourt, which lfestefed
Father Stack to the pastorate, from which DC
was suspended by the Bishop.
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ASSESSORS ArpoNrEn.--Judge Minor has
"!t'o'nt"d Charles Coitrell and {. q. raleski
10 r'atscSS the land in Hcnrico county, in
''u oi Daniel +. Gardner aud w. {. Mon
''fr, sAcy not being lrceholdels us required
. law.
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SPRING GOODIES are ready for inspection at PIz-
zIS1s, where You will find the latest styles of can
dies cakes, ice-creaTns, bon-bons, and other good
things, ut low prices. r ..-;t.y i-.... ....g
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MAIL CHANGEs.-On and after Monday the
northern mail will close at Ills 4. NJ. and
7:45 p. NJ. Southern and Danyille mailsswill
arrive nt 1915 p. NJ. and 8 sI'2 r
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Burning. Of the Steamship city Of

2 Nkw ORLEANS, March 29.---The steamship
City Of Galveston, from New York, for this
port cargo of assorted merchandise,
had her upper, deck burned. Tho cargo was
Hooded. The vessel snd!eargo areivulued at
$4,000; insured in New York. lg-,;, H. , +.
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Our friend B. 7. ARCHER has just received q fresh
supply Of that very superior two-ycarold rye whis
key; also, Stoughton bittcrs draught. Give him
call at 7ssslain street: 81 =, tisstssi.4r
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;%!lRlsg o. THE PUBLIC .DEBT.-The Trea-
..li@t .! the Commonwealth has placed at the
"'.t.sd Of the Auditor $500, 300 Tor the paw
-" . "i the January interest on the public
>. Tic Auditor will commence paying
'.' n!orcst on Monday next, april 1st.
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Gcutlcmen's spring styles will be opened at E.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street, to-day.
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used q GROVER q BAKER stitch machine
two years exchanged for WILCOX 8 GIBBS
Mink the LITTER the best machine. .n-.Krs. Georgt
sRice. Lcxaeskotou Net9 York. .7=s - Il -
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y MUSKRAT WAS KILLED ut the corner Of
Cary and Thirteenth streets on Thursday
night by IL gentleman who was passing and
mistook it for large house rat. -.
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GRAND SACRED CoSoERT.-Mention has al
ready been made in the Dispatch of the ar-
rival of the splendid new Erben organ de-
signed for the Second Baptist church since
which announcement it has been placed in
the choir gallery of the church. On Friday
evening next grand sacred vocal and OF
gan concert ION the occasion of the dedica-
ton Of the organ) will take place. The choir
OF the Second Baptist church, assisted by
number of ladies and gentlemen, will take
part on this interesting occasion, and many
Of the most celebrated instrumental pieces
will be rendered, in addition to choice selee-
tons of choruses, a number Of solos, uios,
and quartettcs with organ accompaniment,
by many of the most distinguished artists,
such ss Handel Haydn, Mendelssohn, Ros-
sini, schubert, and several others. 80 = =
1t is rarely the case that those who apprc-
ciate fine music have such an opportunity ms
this concert viii afford. The ladies aud gen.
tleulen who are to take part are musicians OF
talent and culture, and their programme has
been arranged with degree Of care and taste
that Is not often shown. - = ,''.--
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Mexico--.Reported Rout Of General
-......r IL! ..fs R0ch0.st aFE ts ts#'

nj, ,CAaARao, March 26.-Apparently official
advices report the rout OF Rocha near Zaca.
tecas. The Juarists are reported to have
been utterly routed. There. Is great rejoi.
cling here and at Monterey. "'F2i3
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Parents take Your children this afternoon to Vir-
ginja Hall to see the Tour of Europe. Everybody
gets present. Children, Is cents.
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Furniture, groceries, and bags of -four given away
tonight ut Virginia Hall. Positively last cXhbi-
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. Cream almonds, cream chocolate, imported Frcncl
fruits, ut ANTONI'S. ~. .-
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NJ. ELLYsON & Co. Advertising Agents, DIsPATCB
building, VIII receive advertisements and have them
Inserted In any journal of the country at regular
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Last night OF the Tour of Europe. Everybody
gets present tonight. Admission IS cents.
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Ladies' gold Watches gold thiInbes garnet crosses
opening at GESSET's. opposite the post-ofice.
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Two large pianos and six beautiful oil-patntings
given away this afternoon, and everybody n Gift nj
Tour Of Europe, Virginia Hall. Children. l5centa
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OrFIcE MARCH %, 1872
Strange, Miss Agnes g., Norfolk, Va; w. T.
Anderson, -; Sylvester Hill, Peters
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Always up to the times. ALLEN leads the t,le
Call and geta hat for Sunday. -a' -..E .tf
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gIassaehu.etts state convention.

Bosros, Mass, Mareh 29.--The Massachu-
sets State Convention Inst night chose six
delegates to the National ColoredI Conven-i
ton to be held In New Orleans on the 10th
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spring styles opened at z. B. srENCE SONS to
day.
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DATES, DATEs.-PIzIZNI Is selling those fine
dates, two pounds for 25 cents,
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Grand opening offspring styles for gentlemen {
1900 Main street to-day. s,.ss- :rs,,a,:E