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New York Items.

new YORK, May 9.-Bingham's papcr-mil
has been destroyed by fire.
There was one case of sun-stroke here yes
terday.
The warehouse of Samuel D. Tompkins, %
West street, filled with cotton, caught fire at
6 O'Clock this morning and is still burning.
The loss will be heavy. The cause of the fire
is unknown. +"
Later.---Three hundred and fifty bales of
cotton were destroyed by the fire in West
street, and all the rest in the building dam
aged from five to forty per cent. per bale.
Besides the cotton there was large quantity
of grain, tobacco, &C., on the upper floors Of
No. 81, 50, and 90 West street; all Of which
was considerably damaged. The total loss
foots up about $l25,00O. ~
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Radical Nominations i'm North Caro-.
as.. lima. .a. .... q.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.


WILSON, n. c., May 9.-The Radical Con-
ventlon for the second district met here to-
day to nominate. congressman, and, after
much confusion, organized hy making G. w.
Stanton, Of Wilson, chairman. G. r. Thomas.
of Craven, and John A. Hyman (colored), of
Warren, were put in nomination. Upon the
first ballot Thomas received II votes and Hy-
man I, Halifax and Warren voting for Hy-
man. Hyman was called on, and after de-
claring that he had been defeated by fraud,
said he could not do otherwise than support
the ticket, and moved that the nomination OF
Thomas be made unanimous. Thomas COM
mitted himself as fayoring the passage Of the
civil rights bill, &c. The negroes were dis
satisfied, especially the Warren and Halifax
delegates. The Convention adjourned after
much confusionand the public declaration by
GOODWIN, Of Halifax, that they were 4 par
eel Of fools. -- -....f
At 4 Radical mass meeting tonight Loft
ing, Of Lenoir, was nominated for presiden-
tial elector. ....-.t ..,...-
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OFFICE OF RICuMoNn AND YORK RIVER !
RAILROAD CoMPANY, ~

hltbhoNi, A., -ias ~, 4OtS. J
Messrs. EdiicrS: It is q source Of regret to
me to have TO appear before the public i'll the
position now assume; but / understand Il
report is rife in the city that I had used ,.'cf-
forts" to dispIace Sir. Thomas II. Wynne
from the position he now holds i'll the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, so Knight get
the position of superintendent. hisreport,
understand, has been put in circulation by
some of the officers or employees of the road,
and which l pronounce .fdlSc in every par
ticular. -
Not one OF the directors will say that I
ever approached them in my life seeking L
position OH the road, but, on the contrary,
was asked BY several of them lit different
times il would take the position OF super
intendcnt if rendered to me. l not only
never asked for the position, but never
thought of it until the matter was brought
to my notice hy many of those who govern
the road. H
| make this snort card to place myself III Il
true position before the public.
am, very respectfully,
WILLIAM n. BRAGG.
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Serious Affair.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

Special telcgram TO the Dispatch.
LYScHURq, Va, May "a playful scuffle
between j. 7. Brady and William Roy two
young men about twenty-one years Of age,
this evening resulted first i'll blows; after
which they wero separated. Subsequently
they came together again, when Roy cut
Brady in the abdomen with poeket-knife
The wound, which is about six inches long,
is believed to be necessarily mortal, tue Ell
trails protruding. They were apprentices
in the same shop, and had been devoted
friends previously. Roy surrendered him
self to the authorities.
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Political Items.

MISNFAroI1s, MINI, May .9.---The Repnb-
lican State Convention has requested its dele
gates to Philadelphia to vote for Grant and
ColfaX.
DOVER, DEL, May 9.-.-The Republican
Convention has instructed its delegates to
support Grant and Colfax in the Philadel-
pbia Convention.
MoSrooMERY, Ala, May 9.-The. Alabama
Democratic Convention meets in June.E
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LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at +. NJ. brick resi-.
dcuce on the northwest corner OF Twcuty-eighth
and Broad strcctS. ...
GRURBS & WILLIAMS will scll NJ u 4. NJ tWo
dwellings, and n building lot on Clay '"',ween
Fourth and Finh, aud Oh Main between Foushee
and First streets. ,.-
GRUBRS ( WILLIAMS will sell 1t T. NJ three
quarter acrr lot. with framed dwelling thereon:
IN sidney.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 a. NJ. house
hold furniture, flowers, reftigerators, &C.
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Weather Probabilities.

! WASHINGTON, May 9.--Phe lowest barome-
ter north of Lake Ontario VIII continue moy.
ing northeasterly. Cloudy and threaten
ing weather, with, probably, rain, will prevail
over the Southern States on Friday, and pos
Nbly over the Northwest. Rising barome-
ter, nottherly winds, and clearing but par
TALLY cloudy weather, viii extend southeast
ward over the upper lake region and the
Middle States, and probably over New Eng.
InIH - 80
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The Carlist War in Spain.

MADRID, May 9.-General Moricnes., who
defeated Don Carlos's forces at Oroquiefo,
has been gaZetted Lieutenant-Ge General
The insurTection in Navarro is now believed
to be over. Three thousand five hundred
insurgents in that province have come in
and surrendered to the loyal forces. News
from all other points where there are bands
of Carlists is favorable for 4 speedy restora-
ton of the authority of the Government. ~
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'TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Now York Stock nnd Money marho,

New York Stock nnd Money Market.
4 NEw York, May STERLING weaker at 81
to 81. Gold, 114a to l144. Governments
steady. States generally quiet Tennessee's,
O; new same. Virginia's, 4s; new, 81.
lL-ouisiana's. so; new, 55a. Leyee's, GB; ss.
20. 5aAlabama's, 81; Sc, go. Georgia's, 70;
rs, 3d. North ,Caroliias, sc; new, 90.
South Carolna's, 30 new, Sc.
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BENJAMIN BATES, III Maiu street. has lust re-
ceived fresh supply Of Amberg's holder, file, and
most complete file invented. Ar
ranges papers Ia alphabetical order, IN convenient
shape for instantaneous reference and can he bound
in "A few minutes il u cheap and durable form. Re-
quircs no indexing. paslinp folding or endorsing:
simple In arrangement ana easy and rapid in opera
ton. Perpctllal: therefore. the cheapest Super
sedcs all others wherever Introduced.
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Ass1vERsARY OF THE BLUEs.--The Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues will, celebrate the
eiphty.tbird anniversary Of their organiza'
ton Iy a parade and picnic at the Pump
House to-day. There will also be contest
nj t.rget.sIooting ut the Pump House, and
the prize of 4 silver medal will be awarded
the best shot. ! -. -
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= MILITARY VISIT TO hOAkwooD.-C Captain
heiiams company (G) will visit the graves
OF their old comrades IN Oakwood ceri1etnry
.his afternoon. An invitation has bee,, ex.
10 join them. . sA''
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IHE iHEATRE.--Mr. Owens as DR.. Pan.
gloss and as Toodles received liberal and
meriied applause from very discriminatins
audience last night. i It seems strange. how.
ever, that the number of persons In attend.
ance was not much larger. No more humor-
Gus or artistic entertainment has been secn
in Richmond during the present season. The
house ought to he crowded every night by
such acting as that of John E.. Owens. STo-
night, "Everybody's Friend" and2"Forty
Wiuks - - s'f ~ q + Ill. Y y.
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O,EwooD MEMORIAL DAY.--This Is the Gay
set opart for the decoration OF the graves OF
the Confederate dead at Oakwood cemetery.
TOO little has been done by our people gene
l,ly towards testifying their affection and
gratitude to the thousands. OF southern sol
diers there inferred and we trust that the
cemetery will to-day be filled with visitors, so
that no grave may be neglected. Persons
living up town can take the city railway cars
to Twenty fifth street, and finish the trip III
Guibcr'S hacks. #'s'i
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COLLECTOR TALLEy's CAsE.--Icsterday III
the Hcnriro County Court, the case of Col
lrctor John W. Talry, Of Tnckahoe town
ship, Was postponed until the next term oil
the court owing to the indi>position of the
Comnonwcalth'> Attorney.
Civil business occupied the attention OF
the court during the remainder Of the day.
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war. bnt to Cine protection Of tte righty Of

war. bnt to the protection of the rights Of
our citizens. & 80. ~
1t is known that our, minister at Madrid
will soon be withdrawn, and no successor
appointed Until, as was recently said by q
high executive officer, Spain shall be more
disposed than she is now to act with justice
and according to treaty obligations. Al
though war is not regarded rs even probable,
there Is an increasing desire that our navy
shall be placed in ar' efficient condition, and
therefore, the authorities here may, before
long, send orders to the several nayy-yards
to place all our avaifabie vessels in sen.
going condition. sti
Miscellaneous Appropriations. ii.
WASHINGTON. May G0.---Among the, items
IN the miscellaneous appropriation bill re-
ported to-day in the House, are $500, 900 for
Tue New Orleans eustom-house, and
$4,000, 900 for courts and expenses of the en-
ioreement act. The appropriations involve
over S17.OO0,0e0. This is the. Inst OF the
appropriation bills. 81. ,..s-.;7. s....
Gotten Claims Disposed OF.
WksHINGToN, May 9.-The Court Of
Claims yesterday disposed of sixteen cotton
cases, aggregating awards to the amount Of
$500, ~. Two of these claims had been ap-
:pealed to the Supreme Court, but the deci-
Slons being overruled they were sent back
ana Judgment rendered in pursuance Of the
opinion Of the higher court. One of. them
was the Carroll case, involving s93,0Oo. The
other case is for $4,000. -
No Prospect for a Tariff Fsili, dc.
WAsHINGToN, May 9.-Numerous members
OF congress express sthe Eoiinisaa that no
tariff bill will be passed during the present
session of Congress, but that the internal
revenue laws will be changed, so as to re-
tain the taxes only on spurious. fermented,
and malt liquors, tobacco, and banks. They
also say the prospect is that Congress will
adjourn Oh the 20th of Nav.
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Tho Genera, Methodist Conference.

New YORK, May 0.--At the General Con-
ference to-day numerous memorials were
read on secret societies, against inyidions
distinctions Of race or color in clecting to
Office, and various other subjects.
Judge Caldwell proposed delegation of
six to convey fraternal greetings to the Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
of the South to meet in 1874 and endeavor
to effect and organize q union with that
body. The latter clause was Withdrawn,
and the motion then carried. s
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nESTRSTKY.

hkNTAL NOTlCE.-DR. JOHN&S
4 g.. WANT has this day associated with
him ia tn. pI.I,tcc uf dentistry his son, GEORGE
-. " AlT Sl.nD D. :. and having his assistance,
las rr-ulnrd the practice uf MECHANICAL. Den
1!~ll:Y amt viii insert whole or parts OF sets oi
pared 10 administer NITROUS ONlDE GAS for the
Int.tr.- cAtrac;l"ii Of teeth.
"tttrE: lOi Ninth street near Franklin.
M,E,u II. LIZ mi, il-3ln
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DECLARES FOR GREELEy.--Hon. Lewis Nc
Kenzie has officially notified Air. John w.
Woltz, secretary of the Republican state
Central Committee, that he cannot accept ms
credentials as Il delegate to the Philadelphia
Convention under Instructions to vote for
President Grants reelection. Mr.. Mckenzie
is going to vote and work for Horace Gree
lny
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ave have uscd the WILCOX GIBBS machine
several moeths with perfect satisfaction. In the Sc
curIty Of Its stitch 1t far srpasses any other ma
chine we have ever used and VIC have used the Singer
and several other kinds In onr ialnily.'-C ".
He,,es, President Indidndl,olis Female Institute
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l. rAlnkiGHT, + L RNlT L req
=. lIi tItE, having moved 10 the ncw tc!Nz
.t .. 80. l.. Governor street, between Main {GI
...i a,uLHu. h.rps an hand large stock Of
Jl~ in-t -t,i,,, ii liuME-M ABE and NORTH
t';N ENlIiEE: also, Lounges, MaftrisSes.
it.~ f,rr Il. II will bc 70 the interest OF buyer!
/ ..,, III. ,s.i! t..GOlv purchasing clscMhcre:
r. GATIIRlGHT,
:. ls 5W No. 10 Governor street.
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CLEARED FOR RIo.-The American bark
Agnes cleared for Rio de Janeiro Yesterday
with -four and .rosin, and the British brig
Elizabeth Taylor, for Wilmington, n. T., III
ballast .,s -
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The Erie Presidency.

New YORK, May 9.--The London ralmor
that Colonel Scott will be the president OF
the Erie road is unconfrmed here. 1t IS not
denied, however, that such plan has been
talked of. '
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, p,>Ny Strayed orM

,lN NIN I NNI'.-SIla! CT "IEVNt
Sit Il ,,'5rn from the Basin lank. sS-A
: I ,,.aruiug. May "A, y DARK wv
-, - :. EiETW\ MARE MULE; right tsA1sll.
'' - rts c;.it >akiic: blind in right eye: in faii
t-,.rlv ,I>ES; !nwcr lip hangs y little; n,ant
.T.fur.ci a!sNt three weeks aSu. 4 rcwarG
..' * IIIiAkS VIII Nc given Tor her deliver!
- ir..i - ~ hE'S stable, Franklin below fE
. ~, ,.,g.. LONE HUNDRED Dol LARS wiIi
St.. ,... tit, capture OF the mule aud conviction
.'1.. RnHEET rbl.k.
o.. "' ~ Exchange Hotel.
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Cry ScuooL LBoARp.7-There was no quorum
of the City School Board yesterday afternoon
and consequently no business transacted. The
Board will meet this morning at 10 O'Clock
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The National Democratic Convention

New York, May DIN the National Demo
cratic Executive COmmittee'a motion to in
definitely postpone the National Convention
was lost. .'''. "5 '', .. ..
Baltimore was selected as the place for
holding the Convention by vote Of three
to one Cincinnati, St. Louis. and Louis
vile were the contesting cities.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS

sEsH ftESf t$S - @$zss .~~
ADVANCES eF sEYEhHTfssPEkl asH ea.st.ls =
on aseertaied value, win be made hiils cf idrs
of consgnments 10 our houss. 3, - .s..r. s..,s,,
RATSsO OF sIX PER cENI.FEH
<ssa i3s PRGMPTsRETDKSSMA M ADF..s Z. r., = =.
.l,.gJ sF ..s..s, sale OF Gop.l& 81 - slsks4
J. Sole tmporters &c tGs 81 hTSsd Hs1r 49,,
81 tis s. III - HeSEFSiAE,I .EEs ~ EQrgAs
Tobacco c0mIp issipn Melstiasat5Ey1
ap Is-eoam 6s Exchange f'1aer. ntiIlr5u.es @M .-.
NOTICE. ,I LIiEss sssssKEplIs, ,RS OF
In GEORGE taaRERf. HE. S SsA57.atzRsSx
execateA by GEpRksE 1iMkski4fbE - -. -,
trustee, for NE bepstt oi ts 2t s
n,ssst prsso,t fheif eiafMz ioxs SlthlA ~
daya g nnai gxaraa dis.risa.ile M
made of the balance Of the fA,td, the hfsl zA3
second- class esedtSfs aAvTn8 eSe fslly psid 90 III
asAr ., isss Il ss ssss Z.
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obituary.

4 New YORK, May 9.-Hiram livingston, n
retired merchant, OF this etF, - dead aged
seyenty-nine. .sszs,. j
Judge Pierrepont Isham died here to-day
aged ninety. - "a; s,ss
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CHARGE not SCsTAlNED.-In the Police
Court yesterday morning Mir. George Pland
appeared to answer the charge of setting
fire TO the house of Lettie johnson in the
nighttime. The charge was not sustained,
however, and the accused honorstbly dis
g..
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& Frank Lesle's Illustrated Ne,cspaper for
this week, containing scenes illustrative of
the Cincinnati Convention, received from j
II. Ellyson, news-dealer, tw 0. doors above the,
Dispatch office.
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niI.I.sS ERf.

,,lIIINERN.- N.-oPENlNG OF s-se3y
VI - >lNiTE STYLES ON SATtR-Sah
- :, , mn. - which would call the .S'aeSct
. l... ut tia lsd1cS. Also, just received 'arg'
'. 80. .r;.t.,fucd goods. which will hc sold low
MR>. y. WALTON,
~. as Broad street, COrnrr uf ftiih.
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The chap who thought little while ago we weren't
going TO have any this year was in town to-
day He has changed his mind: and bought 75-ccnt
gauze shirt from Il. B. SPENCE & Son.
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LosDos, May 9.-The strike among the
sailors, which originated in Southampton, On,
has extended to this city, and threatens ,sa
seriously to interfere with shipping. iae
strikers contemplate parade tomorrow
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MARINE TNTELLTGENCE.7
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 0, 1872. r.:

-n.s- 81 H. i ARRIVED. FStiy}ss sIsisstJ STA
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New, York, mer. rg-
chandlse and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent. " ~
Steamer ". =. Clyde, Scott New York, merchan- !
disc and passengers, Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. 2.7st:i E.ittt{Es,; s6G'f7F - hstl@
Steamer Eliza Haneox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers u. Il. Tatum, agent. '''F"
Schooner G. T.. Hubbard, .Loyeland. New York, i.
railroad Iron, Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
Schooner Francis French, ThreginortOn, New =
York, wheat, Dunlop & sIcCaGce. ~ ss. 49,
Schooner Mary and Francis. McAndrews, Phlia-
delphia, coal, j. X. i. Burroughs. :,as fly y7yzt
Schooner Kate and Lnella, Albany, lumber, O. F.
Whitock 49, ~ Il -s.k i4,.ss s..tStG&l{ r.. tg2t
schooner Edward Skinner, RappahannOck river, ].
corn, Palmer, HartsoOk L Co.. 1s' .'tf5'3 'a@
#,asr. ss. SAILED. i Ii1As u zi,5i1 "
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise Z
and passengers, d. Fl. Rogers. agent.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Bhillips, Baltimore, mer.
chandse, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Rough and Ready, Norfolk, nferchaIi-t
disc Curtis & Parker.
Schooner a. NJ. Harrls, Cranmer, New York via
Cabin Point, charcoal. trfFYgys sisft. 54y4
Schooner Armada, Palmer, Washington. granite,
.sL.-a.t rs Il, CLEARED. 4: So fSst.f Es4s.S
Bark Agnes, Rhode Janeiro, flour and rosin, ,s5ssE
Schooner Elizabeth Taylor, Wilmington, n c.,
ballast. ...t ttl >. ,,s t..a. 80 i.-tt.s,.stg
CLEARED FOR THIS sPOnT. .L. a ~
NEW YORK, May 8.-Schooner Moderator Rulol
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIeE MAY y, lSa..-
Mrs. j. Jones; Mrs. J. W. Reddy. kich-
mond; o. +. Bresee, Baltimore, Md. ,..s.,.
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DECORATION DAY.-ALFRED Is. LEcKENBI, 1873
Main street. has just received large lot Of funeral
designs suitable to lie used In decorating the graves
ut Oakw today. Call early.
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stSsssjsts,. Sc.

1 Etiii Il ROONEY, q
= li.ENilt'k RI IS hkERbnNS, ~
i.aNFENnE ASp fKA<kIIN STREETS. ~
rr,~t -t,l,-S "i handsome Walnut iar!ur.<
~ lar. a!id .h.!ig- iuutu Sct@: The lCWrSt-lricrd
.,4t,.i auI tEhmvcit uiiaec titd other farnu uir.
',5,~>..-. Nr.Nr. ARTHUR ROONEY,
81 t,oNrru"r and ltb7 Franklin streets, Richmond.
All h.friu ycu bay: my price Will satisfy. ap Is
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Hot WRATnER.--Wha is the remedy for 1t !:
Thin clothes Where can they be bought to the best
advantage? At f.. Il. SPENCE & SoN's, 1900 Main
street. - Is = -
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CoNyicr RECEIVED Davis (colored)
was received at the penitentiary yesterday
from Richmond county, to be imprisoned
twelve months for burglary.
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To CANDIDATEs.-Have your tickets and cards
printed at the Dispatch Printing-House. Orders
promptly alied at moderate prices
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Flow ERs;-Many. Who have read the glowing de-
.scripton Of the fower-g.irdens of The East, 30
beautifully described in Latta Rookh, have sup
posed them to exist only Ia the Imagination OF the
poet but walk through MoRToN's aower-gara
and hothouses VIII convince any one that there Is
reality In 1t, even for this climate Ia .s So.
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We do not keep all = Intelligence Office but can
tell any inquirer that the best place to get gauzc
shirts and other clothing Is ut E. B. SPENCE (
Sons 1900 Main street.
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ii AEWDOD Il RITTER. ~
L L GOVERNOR STREET, "

7
..n Is,H ullrliu" the largest ANA most crsalts |
-.ur. - FUR NlItkE and NJ MATTRESSES that has
,.r. ,r.lt in the ciiE sUtc the war. v" 3ic rrcciN
H.. rs every steamer. and al" iuauuflrturing. =
..t-f a.auy n,'w styles All in need If articles Ia
.g ..u- -hnu!d oar stock before lmEing. ~ We
r.art I". unicrsula i'll this state. NcaIr NON sell
.a. T.. i.,.y -Iy. of Fol DING BED. very strong and
,.,#I suitable for Offices, stores. amt t:milc~. Come
.s. -.,. -. AIn"ii.-t our stock will hc found BED
~ Ab~. ElErAES, WAkDRuBES. SIDE
ifniiiB~ lt!,SkS, CHAIRS. TABLE rs. rARLDE
r i;\iIl N. CHAMBER FURNITURE. with =,
....li N..r..tt al otter articles. .
HARDWOOD & RITTER.
..r1 Guyrrunr street. Richmond, Va.
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How TO KEEP CooL-Wear gauze shirts. +. B..
SPENCE Son only charge Is cents apiece tor theni
1890 is the place for gentlemen's wear. s.t 49,.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS, made expressly for the use OF
visitors to O,ikwood on this smemoraD day, may be
obtained iu any quantity Of A. B, LEcKENlBsi' 3ss
ktafr afr ~ - z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10
,,I,HNpNp BOOT AND SHOEa

II A. luKl. i2l BROAD STEET.-k &s
~ ~ 4. EU~, HEN Is now manufacturing
Ind ,h,. mrrcSs,n.v ,nachinerV for COM
..,. ,,tupractnry. hr has determined 10 make.
Z .,s.rr tNvrS article which he oilers for sale.
!, isl: ta>ur facilities hc confidently asks the
g. :..r.gt. vi the puhhr. All liz desires is Il call
!. 1858 'i.u-v i.l watt ic!u,,. purchasing elsewhere.
~sluIi- ~ northern goods ti east. up II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10

II ". JONES, DENTIST, has g.
~. laay- pure aud fresh NITROUS oH-SnIlI
iIji 'tN,, iDr painless extraction oi teeth. .
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made oil any description
at % i,c.t iGNrrrials
uLD GOLD PLATE taken in exchange i"f new
All operations thoroughly performed ana war
T4uIrti.
uIiIcE: Franklin street No. III, between Sereut
t,sh i.'hlh. nih l-5MA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10

DURE COUNTRY ICE.-On hand 100,
i 900 bushels PURE COUNTRY ICE, which
"i cohiIlct 10 deliver al the residence Of MY cas-
TONERS at lower rates than II can be furnished any
dealer In The city.
Also, OAK and PINE WOOD cheaper than the
cheapest 4 call ~ solicited. ". p. FORD, +
&p 29-2W No. $40 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10

| A great variety Of plants in bloom at MoRToS's
store, 500 Broad street, next door to A. Pizzini.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-10

Thermometer 90 yesterday. Gauze shirts only IS
cents at f: B. SPENCE & SONS. .6s.