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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20

ELECTORS IN GREAT BRITAlS.-From 4
recent official return it appears that the NUM-
Der Of registered voters qualified TO vote for
members of Parliament in the cities and
boroushs Of Great Britain amounts TO l,470,-
9jG The number Of voters i'll the counties
amounts to 1865, iG7. The total number Of
voters for members of Parliament, therefore,
amounts TO 2,526,423 pcrsonS-distributed,
2,0jl ,l2s in England and Wales, 25o,S3l i'll
Scotland, and 224 AGA In Ireland. i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20

A man in Oregon has sued his father and
mother-in-Iaw on account Of his wife having
proved sickly and peeyish, they having repre-
scented her before marriage to be cheerfui and
healthy Exchange.
= frhat hyphen after /" father" is borrowed
from the German, and makes that word mean
g f;ather-in-law." So we might write one,
two, and three-ffths. instead OF, as now, one
fifth, two-fiiths, and three-ffths.]
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During the last week seventeen vessels ar
rived at Providence from Virginia, bringing
over fifty thousand bushels or oyster-plnts
for dealers In that city. Most Of these oys-
tiers will he planted in the bay to ripen for
the coming season.--he,o York Commercial.
The Eoeetty Press reports DR.. n. Kidwell,
Of Fairmont, w. Va, dangerously i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20

The ten-hour law has been defeated in the
Massachusetts Senate. qf.1g z.1 ~
Is. The German bark Lutieken, loading with
lumber for Matanms, took fire at New. York
Wednesday night, and was sc,ittied. Loss,
SS0, 600. 50 ~ !. = 5s.ti
The boiler of q portable saW-mili twelve
miles from Evansville, Ind, exploded We'd
nesday, killing John Gebel, John Newman
and +. Taylor.
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From LeudoUn County.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
LouD0UN COUNTY, April Il.
The recent rains have improved the APP
pearancc Of the country, though in every in.
stance they have been followed by high winds,
baking the surface, Of the ground; still, the
wheat is improving. ....--.---- ----
4 most distressing accident occurred near
Middleburg Oil Sunday night last. Mr.. Elgin,
living few miles from the village, was found
on Monday morning lying msensible in the
turnpike road with his skull fractured and
collar-bone broken. He was carried to his
home where he died this morning. He left
home on Sunday Giding 4 colD and the sup
position is that he WINS thrown from ii in the
early part of the night, as q coloFed man re-
ports seeing him lying there about L O'Clock,
but thought it was :: drunken lrishman,"
and, true to the antipathy Of his race for that
nationality, passed on and left him to his fate.
The Lloyd poisoning case in Leesburg Is
the sensation Of the day. Public opinion
runs strongly against the accused; and Pro-
fcssor Tonry telegraphS the discovery of
grain and 4 half of arsenic in the stomach OF
the last victim. But, with the Wharton
trial fresh in our minds, it seems less incredl-
BILE that an expert should err in his analysis
than that woman Of hitherto unblemished
character should, without adequate motive,
murder her husband, his mother and aunt,
and her own four children. Wegire her the
benefit of the doubt. r.
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Colonel Frank MEG ormick, sof Clarke coull-
ty, Va, died at his residence, g Frankfort"
on the 10th instant, in his 10th year. Cole
mel Mccormick was a lifelong farmer.
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The LEfsBURG HoRRoR.-Sherif W. II.
Barrett, OF Loudoun county, passed through
here this morning on his way from Leesburg
to Baltimore with the stomach and its con-
tents of little Annie--the Lloyd child whose
death preceded that of the one which gave
occasion to the late inyestigatlon--Whlch ne
was taking to Professor Tonry for analysis.
The bodies of the two boys were also disin-
tered with the intention of having their
stomaclls analysed but they were in such a
decomposed condition that it was found I'M
possible to distinguish the stomachs ffolnth
other intestines.
Mrs. Lloyd has had her room in the Jail
made neat-looking and comfortable by ftlrni-
tulc brought from her own house, and bears
her confinement with much composure. She
is visited by her friends, and apparently man.
ifests no uneasiness about the result Of her
trial, which, will take place next June.-Aler-
f.,,dria Gazette. -
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VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Weh have been reliably
informed that theegrade Of seyenty-tve feet
TO tue mile through the centre Of the county,
OF Reclbridge, by which Lexington viii be
made point, has been obtained. We have
heen informed thatthe jiinerun and reported
filyorably on shorters the distance halfInile,
at cost of about q, 900 less per mile than the
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FRosr.-There was very heavy, and we
very much fear damaging frost to the early
vegetables and fruit on Tuesday night last
Piedmont Virgintan. 4 ~ Ink, st.r
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k<IsiirS OF PYrluAS-GrANp BALL.-The
supreme Lodge OF the World. Knights Of
p,iliaS. met again yesterday ut Meals Hail.
,rrnrr "t Baltimore and Holiday streets,
holding TWO Sessions--unc in the morning
,n,i he other in the attern0on-but no busi-
.,.,~ ii public Importance waS transacted.
Iip. luyart OF the Supreme Scribe which
wa. submitted on Wednesday, states that Il
~r,.,,iv increase OF membership and finances
nl- been apparent since the last session, and
fn.. establishment Of lodges in Canada and
iiaNaiim islands record the fact that each
year finds the Pythian girdlr extending
around tn" world. IN Maryland peace and
GOODWILL ar" predominant, and the Order is
iaidly Increasing in membership and lodges.
The report is also c,llogiStic Of the action Of
thu LODGES OF the various States in reference
IT, relief rendered the sufferers by the late
Chicago tire.
N night Il grand ball. in honor Of the Su-
Ivrtlc Lodge Of the World was given at the
Ml-rnic Trmple, north Charles street, the
hall Of which had been tastclillly arranged
l,l The occasion. About the wall and over
Tie sage were hung American flags and BAH
nrrS Of the order. while upon the stage was
stationed Picks string band. There was 4
Ltrg,. number OF persons present. Including
Mayor Nan-ant and several other city Of
lri..l-. he Knights being dressed in their
mat uniforms.
The >upprr-room was opened ut II o'clock,
aud every dricacy of the >ca>on was offered
H. the dancers The entire affair passed OF
ltca>antiN.- Baltimore Sun, 18Th.
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RIcuaoyiD,' FarDN aait xspuRa IsD,
e ssPsSFo9fAc @. ReUrESAsarcfi se31ef3sra

TIP DAY MAIL leaves By1d-Streetssa-
LIZ NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Sheet station,
g M. except On Sunffayst 80 = -. -
DOWN S DAY Al. MAIL arrives az Byrd-street sfa-
DOWN NIGHT NAH. arrives al Byra-Street sta-
ton. 3l5 A. NJ. except on Sfondays.a 49, ga
DOWN ACCOA1fODA ALTON TEA1H arrives at
Rroad-stfcet station, SGT A. nj. except On Sane
ACCOMMODATION IRA runs 10 Milford only, only,
road viii nv tsEne the Is:so p M.Isif 5er,e rn,ect
with the DAT y. NJ train af Relay House, The Bals
more and Ohio railroad, BY tile p. 3I. they VIII
connect with the 800 Al. Mat Relay House, Un the
same ,road-the former being the quicker line fog
points west. - s+E - T. .sg.sf1 an -
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THE WHEAT CRoPs--NWcs converted with
farmers from all portions Of the county on
Monday last, and were glad to hear the most
encouraging reports Of the prospects Of the
wheat crop. Notwithstanding the severity
OF the winter, 1t stands well on the ground,
and is now growing off finely Chatham,
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CLOTHING.
SAO 600 NEW SPRING CLOTHING

With view to the future, am now prepared to
offer to my old friends and customers large and
fine assortment of
.. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
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Tn MoUNr VERNON ESTArE.-ChalgeS
having been made 10y Mrs. Emily +. Briggs
,.aiu>. Mrs. Ann PAMELA Cunningham, re-
a.at Of the Mount Vernon Association, re-
Il .,ia- upon that laty's management, the
r.itrr lays that the $3.50 raised by the Ma
~,u> of california as 4 nucleus OF fund for
I,lr erection Of 4 monument over Washing
tons remains is on deposit with the treasurer
Governor II. y. Cooke awaiting additions
+, lagkr it adequate to the object contem-
ri,vd by the donors. She says the income
-! iHr estate has been inadequate to the de-
maud. hGt by close economy ii has been sue
,r,:-l.!i, met. The Regent receives no salary,
,il lie. money appropriated Is spen! ior the
,..l,r. :, Of the place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20

THE MAoADAMrzED RoAD no GosHEN4-T This
enterprise Is going ahead with a fine prospect
Of success. We saw to-day one OF: the sub
scription papers with q number of names
with liberal amounts appended. The paper
was headed with one subscription Of 81 900
by Colonel NJ. G.. Hartman ckb1ldge
Citizen.
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estimate. This Twill seei1ra without further
controversy the sslbscrips OF Rockbridge,
allay OIL occasion for newspaper essays, en-
aole: our contenfpo les Of Lexingt ton TO Give
Their readers a greater variety I'M their coli
tlisna, and insure the construction OF the
Valley road ut once. < Valley Pfrdinidn.
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RICHMOND AMI PETERSBURG RAI.noAp Cost
45sI; Il RlcnMoNn. Va, March 90, ls5ss a
ON. AND AFTER SUNDAY MARCH
- slst tae TRAINS on tlis road viii nun Pc
II The MAIL TRAINS leave iRiehmont IL ,ss A.
s NJ and md go NJ and q leaye Petersburg M
FRElGnT TRAINS, with a passenger, coach a,;
ess Ps,ssoqn5E # AZ a M. isaFs Maons
Fl s9&s{S1h ~ III F IL v NE sas
i Fare Tor single tickets. ,,,. as y!l
Fare for return tickets; 20, s1o
Communication tickets can be had at the following
0nehnnared dir tickets fol % ., -,
DAILY. 2TR AIN, and those from Norfolk win oq4-
meet ut Petersburg with the LA. NJ TRAIN.
NJ. TR AIN on Sioadaya " ednesaay W.. sndSsiHyE
and returning, leave Richmond on I've sane eaysat
The MAIL TRAINS viii stop enlyat chesteraKS
TSe 4. III. TRAIN Win con connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic Mississippi aud OHIO raiiro4d tor
LY YThnaEn dsly PALACE i, sLEk q s
be ashs srs to hf 70 TMhoReb TRAN
NH 30 Ticket and. freiEls 1Eealu
Il RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIIRoADs co.,lug
RICHMOND, March y, ls72.f Az,
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
III ROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, March sls,
. GOING: WEST, E!tf.ztt .,s,a.,.
a. TTa Ss sSaSS # nsaHSaa
Vile ut ll:47 A. NJ; arrives vt Greehsbor61ata as
P. M. ajyr,i.f.,..5; fllF sI s,
n asa .4 { 81 yiSshsF r IS
n TEs1s 81 s1y stssh e ss efbB sys
at II p. ai.; arrives att Greensboro daily hta;ss
" ~, .''. S GOING EAST. q t,3'T,".,.s :
Train No. Through mail ana exprcssj Leaves
Greensboro daily at 1916 a. NJ; leaves I,aIville
daily at $50 A.a2; arrives at Richmond, daiiyias
1 TTaiii n No. through passaetrJ leaves a7esna
paIyille at iaA1 e d. arrives At Richmond Bt sas
Train Train No. 10 Lynehburg passenger) leaves Esreh-
burg daily ut 9.A.. NJ; ileayes BprkeYsle at aeR.
NJ sE1,Ss Ss At Ei sad e e
trains the North iCsrolina alt iposdh
'0 Train No, connects 1T win trim On
points southwest and sontlI.faH al T4ffi gtaaaD
J. Train No. Il connects ut with for
leaving Raleigh at T:is Pr NJ Connect at drsens-
boro with train No. for Richmond. r;sals0ils,ai.
THE9YGM TIGKEIs e ~ pplat s0s ss Il
Richmond, and OF R.FlWAEKRRs Agent Of the.At-
lanne, MissAsipgi aud Ohio ratir9ad, No. 1929 Main
PaSers that have arrangements to advertise ths
JOHN II. MACAtURDO,
- General freight and Ticket Agent
T. NJ. r. TALcorr, tEpgineer. and superbtepd-
CUT - - ~ *
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ylNUM CHI EFT FERRI.'
Each fluid ounce represents two ounces Of fresh
beef and four grains citrate OF iron I'm of
pure Sherry wine. Also, the without the iron.
These valuable articles arc for sale by
r..-. H.. ~. j.. BLAIR, Druggskf
| upl2 No. s25 Broad street.
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AEILLER's COMPOUND SYRUP HOAR-
W. HOUND for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c.
For sale by s. +. DOVE, wholesale and retail.
| MOCKISG BIRD FOOD, OK MARROW,
| All prepard6y POLK MILLER. Apothecary,
NH 2s = corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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The prescription of
REGULAR PHYSICIAN,
and highly valued by those who have used It. Pre-
y JOHN W. RlSON, Druggist,
lac corner Main and Third streets Richmond.
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RICHMoND pEICEs-CIrRREsT.

OArs--3l. bushels.
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Postal.

! new po>t-oliice is established at Gladl
rark, Henry county, Va.
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ylNUM CHI EFT FERRI.'

T,o PHYSICIANS.
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN NUUANU VALLEY FOR SALE!

- THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ~
Mo- FOR SALE his property situated 30 Su1aHa E&S
Zi- Valley 90 the west side. between the residences -
y J II. Wuiehogse and c. c Harris The lt contains Aboa;
three acres Of good pasture land. well Eatsrod. on which =
located 4 good. substantial. sud convenient: bS-Ih1E House,
Stables. ami Carriage House. and AZ the Necessary cot Houses
5u good repair. There $ ney-r-EiirE spring e pure water
GA the PREMISES: also q stream Of water running through the
aud ANY one "a sh.nE Co. purchase a rleiy located residence
wuE DO a-U 90 call aud examine the above Tim, easy. aai
made lo-xu On 5rplestHau - VIZ DUNCAN
mis- Al lis Blacksmith shop on Esplsuaie.
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JUST RECEIVED
BY THE
British Bark GaPStanS.
From Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
And For Sale by the Undersigned.

Swiftly COAL.
~ 10 coo Ramsay's Square tIre Bricks,
1000 Ramsay's Arch Bricks, 10 tons Fire Clay
25 Newcastle Griudstuucs. 25 tons Pig Iron,
leo tins Boiled LuSetd OIL. 10 casks Blac> Narnish,
600 tins White Lead. 2O tins White Zinc,
5 tins yellow Paint.
Is Tins Light green Paint, : tins Blue Paint,
10 tins Venetian Red, ; tins best Red Lead,
Is tins NJ. :. Green Paint % tins Black Paint,
5 tins Chrome yellow
Is cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron.
Is boxes Com Flour, 10 cases Lime Juice Cordial,
= cases NiN-d Pickles. 1 cases Jams,
100 green cases Geneva.
so cases Finest Scotch Whisky,
10 hhls Geneva. - or casks Old scotch Nhiskey,
10 or casks MareJJs Brandy,
3 or casks Uuuyile's old Irish Nhiskeys
ar casks fine Pale Sherry,
5 or casks very fine Sherry
3 hhds Iennessys Brandy.
; or casks MsTteIls Brandy,
$50 cases Pale aud India Ale, IN ct bottles,
50 cases India Ale in IIuts-
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ALSO, PER BARK MALV1NA!
PROM B~EEMURHAyEN,
j ST AR RIN ED
200 cases St Julien Claret.
40 bbls Lager Beer. " And. Muller in q;s,
10 bbIs Lager Beer, in pintT,
20 bbIs Pale Ale q" II. U-fj"n," quarts.
10 bbis Pale Ale. ~ II. Diegeu-' Iiuts,
IS cases Barclays Porter. quarts and pi1ts,
I25 casks Bass Pale Ale. "a cases Swedish Ale.
100 caseS. / doz- a.. ola CoEuac7 20 cases kummel, l dog ca
40 cas- NorItauser Whisky. l5 green cases Hollands Gin,
100 blue cases Hollands Gin Sh5ty bottles.
100 baskets fue Holland en-. in stone bottles, large size,
25 cases Brandy. 100 drmjshns strong Alcohol.
20 cases NoriuaUser Whisky 10 Hhs strong De.nerlTt Kun
% cases fine CoEuac. so eases RUcysieimer-
II cases Lfchraumuch. 3 cases EooueEamP BtteTs,
Is cases Pale sherry, Il cases Port Vine
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PERIODICALS OF FASHION.

llr Young FoIks......s 90 Arthur's Chid's Hons > so
Young Am oliver optics Boys and
eric > so. GTlS.---.----.----- : co
tarrv's Nuseum... = 50 Boston Nursery........ = %
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The Australasiau. v'kly. SO 90 III. Sydney Nevs-....S 81
n. Australian News. 3 90 Town Y Country Journal 10 {
The Leader..-...-..--. : 50 sydney Herad..---... u
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Riding Pants, Riding Pants,

HENTLEMEN WHO FOND OF THE
~ beautiful and graceful exercise. call and see the splendid
Bedford Cord, the most suitable material male for Riding, At
$50 j. KENYoE's, Tailor Kng 81. Honoluiu
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SEE MY COLUMN!
Not THIS, but the Other One!
Queer! Very Queer!

Queer! Very Queer!
IN MY ADVERTISING COLUMN. MY
amongst the Noi5ns-la British Notion) They xiii be sold
cheap, very cheap
Funny! Very Funny!
In my Advertising Column. my Bird Traps, Bird Houses
and Bre=ii = Cages, OF which 1 have a splendid assortment,
are crowded out. Th=y will be sold cheap, very cheap.
Queer! Very Queert
Ny Puis-Biai's. whelpton's aud Cookies are crowded out
aud are included IN the Notions.
Iron Posts tor Wire Fencing, which I will sell for IS cents
The Funniest of nII-Brussels Carpet which l have
for sale, a splendid article, and guaranteed OF equal quality, at
80 per cert less than the Carpet for the New Hotel cost in
san Francisco. besides which. freight, insurance and duty must
be added 20 The san Francisco cost. 1t would take a mathe-
matcian 70 calculate the loss incurred 10y not purchasing here
Not Queer or Very Queer!
The Steamer Kilauea is a decided success and materially as
sSts Ia promote trade and develop the resources Of the Kingdom
tGrunblrrs Notwithstanding
The New Hotel.
There mas been a difference Of opinion in consequence Of
Opthalmia. l am morally certain it will be a decided success
in promoting the interests Of these fair Islands, and a great
benefit 10 them.
Lodging House Keepers need not quake or seek a reduction
in rent. for they will have their share from the extra number
of visitors TO see the wonders Of this X ngdom.
This National Hotel. so much needed for the uphuildinE OF
our sunny Islands, will, in conjunction with other solid i'm
provemeuIs. immortalize the reign Of hAMEHAMEHA NTH. Long
may he live and reign.
f3 JOHN THOMAS WATERHOCSE
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DAYS DoinES......... 5 90 Police Gazette.......-. : 90
Ny Shirt Of the Times 6 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-08-01
Remember.

Democrats and Conservatives Of Mason
county, Remember the Infamous registra
ton law, enacted BY republican Legis.
aturc, enforced by Republican Boards Of
Registration, appointed b. Republican
Governor, and declared constitutional by a
Republican judiciary. and vote for the
new Constitution that expressly prohibits
the enactment Of such iuiquitous laws in
the future.
Remember the unblushiug outrages CON-
mitted upon the dearest rights Of your
selves and ucighbors, in the day, of Repub
lean msrule, under color Of odions and
dispotic law, aud vote against those who
made the law, those who sanction and ap'
proved it, those who executed it, those who
were elevated to Office by means oft, and
those who gave the law Judicial sanction, land
the corrupt creatures who executed and en-
forced it immunity from judicial punish
meut You have now before you for Office
all these men.