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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW STEAMER OF THE OH
DOMINION LrNE.-fhe splendid new steam
ship Old Dominion, Of the Old Dominion
line between New York and Richmond Uid
Norfolk. arrived here at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning. This was her first trip, and she
made it from New York to Richmond in
twenty-one hours, notwithstanding some lit
tie embarrassment resulting from the new
ness of the machinery.
A statement of the dimensions of the Old
Dominion appeared in our issue of yesterday
\ more elegant steamer has never been seen
in the harbor Of Richmond, and, indeed, we
are informed that none finer are built. She
is iron throughout, with the exception OF
the Joiner work, and all her interior iron
work is so adjusted that while the demand
for ample space has not been overlooked, the
security of the braces and girders, the gal
| lows frame for the engine and the deck side
OF the paddle boxes, which are also Of iron
new feature in iron ship building-havc
been all we'll assured. The company have
ky years of experience, demonstrated the
economy Of side-wheel steamers, and this
newest acquisition is Of that class.
There are ample and luxurious accommo.
dations for 100 first-claSS and fifty second
class passengers. The saloons are elegantly
fitted up, and are quite worthy the rest OF
the ship. There is Il bridal chamber, but
memory Of its beauty alone remains. The
StcelaSc is one of the best features OF the
ship. Many of the steeruge passengers Oh
this line are citizens of decidedly high
tone To overcome the scruplcs Of these
people the steerage has been fitted up with
all the comforts and conveniences, with many
of the luXuries, of the cabin. The apartment
for females is on the larboard, the apartment
for mules on the Starboard bow, and it is re-
quired of the steeragc-keeper that all the
bedding be aired every morning and the
floors scrubbed.
At the head of the stairway leading from
the main saloon to the upper cabin hangs 4
painting possessing considerable interest. II
is the old British seal Of Virginia. bearing
the following motto: S'gii,m Prorincd
Nostrg T1rnnia an america, an Indian
| kneclin. and presenting tobacco plant tc
| the king. On either side of the seal is a view
from the wharf at Fortress Monroe, the
famous Rip Raps appearing III the distance
1T the lett This painting is the work Of T.
J. Sargent, of Wilmington, Del, and reflects
credit upon the artist.
The Old Dominion Company now CWnS
four fire Steamers-thc Old Dominion, Wya.
noke. Isaac Bell, and Hatteras. Three OF
these arc new, having been built within the
, last three years. The Niagara was sold
Lust week to }. u. Rivera & Co., of New
York, for 100000. She is to he placed on
the route between Havana and st. Jago. The
| Old Dominion Will be commanded by Com
| modore II. \. Bourne, the senior officer OF
the line. The other officers are George V.
Sloat. Engineer; W. W. Caldwell, purser
and j. c. Booth, steward. Mr.. John W.
Wyatt is the well-known, popular, and effi'
,ent Richmond agent of the company.
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Weather Probabilities

WASHINGTON, April 29.-An area Of quite
low barometer will probably move eastward
over the upper lake region as severe storm.
Gioudy weather and rain will prevail from
the Ohio Valley northward and westward,
ana extend eastward over the northern Dor.
tion OF the Middle States by or on Tuesday
morning, and possibly over the southern
portion ON Tuesday. Easterly to .southerly
winds, with cloudy and threatening weather
are probable for New England. Easterly
Wlnds, veeting to southerly, with increased
cloud!ness, for the Southern States. Brisk
ana high winds are probable for the uppel
iakes and extend to the lower lakes durinp
tonight and on Tuesday morning.
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The Missouri Lynching Affair &c.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.--The managers of the
railroad have discharged all employees at
tached to the train on which Stevenson,
Cline, and Dutro, were murdered in Cass
county, they having received orders to do so
from some of the regulators.
Several railroad officials have fed from Sc
dalia, No., in consequence of reports that
some of the Cass county outlaws were there
for the purpose of assassinating them.
The Sixth United States Infantry has been
ordered to the Department of Dakota for SER
vice on the line Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road.
An additional detachment of troops has
been sent to assist in expelling white outlaws
from the Indian Territory.
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here Saturday before the Naval Court Of In
quiry regarding the Florida's escape.
National hunks are required to report
their condition at the close Of business on
the 18th instant.
A special dispatch from Pittsburg says
Governor Curtin's name will not be pre-
sented to the Cincinnati Convention for the
vice presidency. s@'a. s.*
There are indications Of q back down re-.
garding consequential damages, and their
withdrawal are probable.
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\" EnBEzzLlSG PuRsER ARREsTED.--Some
"~'n> ago, William II. Marshall, purser of
a" >.vamboat Eliza Hancox, plying between
Il. A"ond and. Norfolk, suddenly disappear
-. '@A.a.; with him about $4,000 belonging
- Tie James River Steamboat Company.
a- rl>c was placed in the hands Of judicious
a~'".'Nc>. and the result is that the ab5cond-
.a- ':crr has at length been oyertaken, and
b. Is now under arrest. He was found in 4
10y Orleans gambling saloon, as we are in
: ll4,d, and had not made way with all of the
h"@r. Detective John Wren will leave
!..a:lond this morning with rcquisition
Z" "a TIC Governor Of Virginia upon the
'H' ;nr Of Louisiana, and the accused viii
- G-.ht here for trial
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liz REVIVAL At TIE CLAY-STREET METno-
.-- rucEru.-The unusual religious i'll
-. which has been manifested in this
rl during III" past four weeks has re-
". II the conversion Of one hundred
..,.>>. Fifty have joined this church,
..v II whom were received OH Sunday
~. ,u til" same day three who were con-
,rt", asirin- this revival were baptized by
-, vi. Wilson and received into member.
/, N Il. Glacc-Sircct Baptist church.
!N,=',-iir, members of the sunday school
8, ntru- the converts. Meetings vii
i..d ,ltr r. night this week. They will be
~H,,,i hv Rev. Or. Ros>er and the pas
.ui tle church. Rev. l.. NJ. Peter>ol,-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

VIRGINIA SENDS North CAROLINA UNITEr
STATES FLAG.-Mr. Cuthbert, Of the New
York Herald, sent large United States nag
to Greensborough, n. G., yesterday. 1t was
forwarded in response to telegram from The
committee of arrangements for the Demo.
cratic State Convention which meets there
tomorrow. This flag was the one displayed
across Main street when Governor Walker
made his triumphant entry into Richmond
in 1863. Query: Have they no United States
flags in North Carolina!
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Tennessee Races.

MEMPHIS, April 29.--The races commenced
here to-day. The first race---a hurdle, two
miles--was won easily by Blind Tom. Time,
4D24.
Tie trial-stakcs race for three-year-olds-
mile heats, eighteen entries---was won by
Cape Race. Time, 1:4Ss; 1:523.
The handicap race--one and quarter
miles, free for ali ages, ten entries-was Won
by Euchre. Time, 2:l5a.
The fayorites won in each race, the odds
being about four to one against the Held
The weather was hot and the attendance
good.
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salis applied once or twice day 70 the fbres and
e scalp, II Is Just as impossible that the hair should
W1ticr, fall ont, or become harsh and fuzzy.
- ,nas meadow, duly refreshed with nightly dews
s,u sanht ruins, should become arid and barren OF
ss.n nlaoes This matchless preparaao on not only
ps wy nalr alive and The skin Of the head In 8
tne fianents and tmparts to- them iustrp. aaI,.
otnty, and wavy beauty unattainab1e hy anv ofber
lue OF treatment 1t does not, Ike the metallic and
sapnarous hair dyes, dry up the natural moisture
VI the SCALP but supplies nutrimcnt to the roots Of
sne halr and vtgor to the fbres.
DR. sAoE's CATARRn REarEDY.-$soo reward far
an ,hcuiaDie clse Sold by druggists, or Iy mall 40
GENTS. Address, II. V. PIERCE, NJ. d., Buffalo. N v
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PERsoNAL--Father Handley. of St. Peters
cathedral, is still very i'll.
A. A. Lowe, of New York, and Major n.
Fl. Hotchkiss, of Staunton, arrived here yes
terday.
Hon. J. S. Williams, of Massachusetts,, is
visiting Richmond.
Colonel John III. Guy, Of this city, will de-
liver the annual address before the Washing
ton Society Of Randolph Macon College.
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode, rector of st. Paul's,
las returned.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
View York stock and sroney mar,,e,

view x0EA Stock and Money Market.
. NEW YoRk, April 2s.-Money easy at 8 tc
Z per cent. Sterling nominal and a trifle
weaker. Gold, 1123 to 1925. Government
quiet at about ! advance. Tennessee's easier
and other States dull and steady: Tennes
sees, 60; new, 50. Virginia's, so; new
30. Louisiana's, 60; new, So. Levec's, 67
s's, 10. AlabaHa's, SAG; 5's, 60. Georgias
10; rs, ss. North Carolina's, 36; new, 20
South Carolina's, so; new, 37l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW ENTERPRISE
CAMPBELL g Co.'s Prize Photograph Gallery, cor
ner Of Ninth and Main streets, is now making the
cheapest and best toork in the CITY, We invite the
pubc to call and examine our work for themselves
we are not yet compelled to run down our brother
photographers or try to lead the people astray by
telling them that we arc the only ones making good
work. f}s@srls
Many handsome prizes are given away daily at
CAMPBELL G. Co.'s Prize Gallery, corner Ninth and
Muiu streets,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

KEEP THE HAIR USBLEMISHEp..-Nl am hxe M
old dhenlock-withered ut the top said Penefao"
Indian chief, pointing to his thin anu Dieaenlns
locks. Thousands Of men and women IN ciSiii1ea m
society, much younger than the old Sycamore, are,
IKE him. wtlered at the tor, simply because thcy
have neglected to use the means OF preserving ana
Identifying the hnir which science had placed ~
their eIspesal. II LYONS KATHAtRoN be faith
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

CosvIcrs Observation-Disclosures conyicts
who had been at work ut Lewis tunnel, on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, were re-
turned to. the, penitentiary by Governor
walkers order on Saturday night. The.
contractor by whom they were employed
was unable to fulfil his engagements; ONE
of the returned conYlcts-Cbarics Pickett
Of LopJopp counsyr-dted on Sunday smorn.
lnp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

SPRING FAsu1oNs.-The bright weather OF
last Sunday brought out large crowds OF
churcf.goers, aud the streets were brilliant
with Dolly Eardens and other spring fash
ions. Par,sol canes were quite conspicuous
on Franklin street in the afternoon. Baby
carriages we're also fashionable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30
The Cincinnati Conycntion--Dcscsat
Arriving.

Arriving.
CINCINNATI, April 29.-Conyeution week
opened here with unmistakable signs of be-
ing one of the most exciting in the history
Of this city. The advance guard of delega-
tions from various States which arrived last
night has been reinforced this morning by
others interested in the approaching Conyen.
ton. Whitelow, Reid, and Dudley Field
are among the arrivals.
1t is stated here to-day by friends of Coy
ernor Gratz Brown that he has concluded
not to be present at the approaching Con-
yention.
New YORK, April 29.--About 500 persons
are gone to Cincinnati from New York and
Brooklyn.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 29.--Hon S. F,
klce and W. I. Hatchett left here to-day for
Cincinnati.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HEBREW
LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will take
place at the residence of Miss II. II. Myers,
No. 1919 Broad street, tomorrow afternoon
at 81 O'Clock. Business of Importance will
be brought before the meeting. "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

OPEN THIS EvESlNG.-PGzzESrs spacious an
splendid icc-cream saloon will be open this eve-
ming after the performance at Assembly Hail. where
YOU can get cc-crcam, ices, strawberries and cream,
cakes, and other good things.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

There is no gallery III this city where ladies re-
ceive the attention that is given them ut REES &
CO.'S Photographic studio They produce tic finest
work. have every Improvement known to the art,
and are more reasonable in their prices than any
other. Cards, $50 per dozen large size, So.
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Arr;vn, Of Ymu,teran.s.

NonFoLK, April 29.-The steamship Mon
rowan has arrived from Liverpool. She
brings FIVE hundred immigrants, ninety
of whom will land here, and the remainder
will 90 to Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRIL 90, ;s72. .54 81 4
ARRIVED.
4 Steamer Old Dominion, Bourne, New York, uaer.
ciandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt, agent. -
Steamer Pslsade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, ID. II. Rogers. agent. 2f
Steamer G. Is. Upton, Roberts, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers.
Bark Agnes, -, Baltimore, to load -four. ,st
Brig Der Fruchling, kopa, Liverpool, salt, s. G.
Tardy i Co. }ts +7tff-s -sGsf tEt.f5 tsfs3
Schooner Mary z. sin,,uons, Taylor. .Jacksonsille,
Fla, lumber, Trcdegilr Company. E
~ SAILED. 5'it tF+sEtAsEts ~
Steamer Eliza Bancox, Clifford Norfolk, mcrchan. 4
disc and passengers, L. u. Tatuu agent.
ea.@ Ncfs<f CLRARED.' ~ ~ t%tt go
Bark Mary Auerton, -, Rio dc Janctrp, deurss
IIaxall, Crcnshaw & Co. 49,. ,,t ,fl..t,,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, April 27.-schooner j. 8. Glmcrs,
Smith. 49, rssz5 7sts{s,s; J.
MEMORANDUM
BOSTON, April 26.-Arrived. schooner eouthesuey,
Thatcher. from Richmond, Va, ,..gH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

OFF FOR CINcrNNATr.-The Virginia dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention left here
on Sunday. Messrs. L. W. Wheeler aud S.
A. Pearce, of the South Carolina delegation,
passed through this city yesterday. The
other delegates from that State so pta At
lanta
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RADICAL MEETING. eo,or.a ,,,..,,.
talked over their grievances af n ,nse,Ins eep,s
held In front OF the, cnston,.house last eyan,
ing. Several speeches were made 's snI nLen, :
peculiarity about them was that thew n1,o,,nd /.
ed in reflections upon the depsnvity of rar.
pet-baggers and the exclusion Of the colorcd
race from a share in the Federal patronage.
1t was agreed, however, that fight for re.
form ought to be made within the party. and
there seemed to be no leaning towards Cin-
cion onofi '+
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81 have had Il WILCOX & GIBBS Machine in my
family several months; had used other frst-class'
machines, but never 10 my satisfaction. Iconsider
myself fortunate in exchanging for one Of yours"
H. DooIittle, Albion, " I.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
nEsERvED SUCCESS. 60

OBSERVED SUCCESS TTTs 1TsTTs
when the late sir J. CH!CKER1Na (the i9unaer nner
memcrd his career n lssa) lie said. ~ aim 70 MAKE
the hest PIANOS that be made and VIII E e1 SAT,
isfed with nothing short Of perfection anu ,'Iw ,i'n
and strictly adhered to. They are the standard III
struments of the world. having taken te nrss p,vdi pd
nium over all eompeh1, III sah~ohe rs pre-
iniums over iii competition Forty Thousand
CiiICKERIEG'S PIANOS are now III use. IhcS I,.S
are now offered at reduced rates OIL '''c 'ho-A''e
system. an,pIIkn so,o ,rcnts.
az " oot'AA' oo'''s - Richmond, Vn.
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Ihave fine lot Of seasoned oak and pino wood for
sale not on exhibition. Persons wanting No.
article will give Inc call.
R.O. GARY. No. l1S Eighth street,
near packet landing.
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REEs & Co. are the only photographers In this city
having the caclusire right Of any patent improrc-
7aent-namely, the mezzotint or imitation porce.
lain and Dhoto-crayons. Enough said"
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PIzzISI has large pineapples.

New goods, comprising tile latest styles of lew
elry and fancy articles of every description, re-
ccived weekly. Don't forget the place--DoLIAR
STORE, corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Latest from Matamoras.

WASHINGTON, April 29.--The latest advices
from Matamoras represent that an almost im'
mediate attack is apprehended. Non-com'
batants are coming to the American side.
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"a thing Of beauty Is a Joy foleyer.m so "a Tho
new nand-attacfment sewing-machine lust made bv
WHEELER q WILSON. Everybody can be suppcd
now. 1oOl Main street.
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On ExlIIBiTIoN-the large supplies of oak and
pine wood, Eighth street between Main and Cary,
which W. s. PILcHER has for sale chean.
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To OUR TISKERsyILLE CoRHEspoSDEST.-Thf
place to get good, cheap, and stylish clothing Is ut
b. SPENCE j. Sons, 1900 Main street.
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Isit SO? Yes,it is SO. Seventy-fvc cents Will buy
a fine fabric gauze shirt ut Z. b. SPENCE & SONS
and ten cents will buy box of paper collars. 1900
is the place for bargains In gentemcn's wear.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR GLOVES just received at
WILKINSON & WITHERs's, opposite the post-ofllce.
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LOOK TO YOUR TSTEREsT.-For cheap and fas!l-
Ionablc jcwelry SO to tho DOLLAR STORE. corner
Ninth aud Main streets.
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i@..l >u>pAy ScuooL.-There were N63a
.".r> |lii 4G officers and teachers ia at
+. s'a... at the Grace-Street Baptist Sunday
.~". 80 at>l sunday. This is the largest
'HJ.' >rronl ever held in this city.
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T. 'a,fl0N or OFrIcERs.--CrystaI Temple ol
-"F nd Temperance has elected the fol.
- oli!ccrs for the ensuing term: w.
l. Joseph W. Carter; V. G. r., ID. Il.
.9>on: W. r., K. o. Dupree; A. L..
@ac- /. Crane; ". +. s., Julnes K. Rid
d. y. T., {. +. Fitzwilson; W. T., o.
. Wiltshire; ID. L., Thomas \. Blankon.
j.: !. g.. Il. +. iiddick; o. g., +. L.
'",. ". 7. &. T., s. c. Curry. This TEN.
=. IL & ilouri,ling condition, and has re,
= tad Numerous additions 10 It's lnenl.
.i!p.
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.fMUvAL oF ASSESSOR MADDOX. Major W
. 'yc, late inspector Of wbiskey in the third
a1rcosl1nal district, has been appointed as
''nl assessor Of internal revenue for the
"r district rice Samuel f. Maddox, re.
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MEETINGS.

Manufacturers praise the Cumberland coal sold by
". s. PITCHER.
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SHIrMETT OF FLoUR.--Cleared for Rio
Grande do Sui, by Haxal, Crenshaw & Co.
the American brig Mary Allerton, Captain
c. II. Bourne, with 1862 barrels and 25(
half barrels "Haxall" brand and G6S barrels
Columbia" brand, equal to 2,055 barrels o.
tjollr ...... ..r .-.g.. .... ....
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SUNDAYS SuprLIEs.-Don't forget to get your
Sundays supplies to-day. II you he male, it Is
hardly necessary 70 tell you that L. B. SPENCE &
SONS Is the place to procure them. Their spring
styles arc beautiful. Go In, and get your moneys
worth.
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~r:TE pRoxY APPOINTED. Board Of
rH'.ic Works have appointed DR.. w. w.
"2n$@on, Of Halifax, as State proxy ill the
+'2noEr Navigation Company, to serve
SS4IIag tie sickness Of William II. Clark.
!.t. =. =
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NY LicENoE TAx.--Parties who are re-
5"ded t. pay a city license tax had better
ii al the City Hall to-day and pay the same,
a. I'c iclalty for non-payment will be en.
i'iccd after TO-DAY.
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'"n-WOop AND FENCING BrRSEp.---A few
g., .iuce, while hands on the farm OF DIR.
W ,"om Hrnjamin Challt!ey, near the Halt-
"aE House III Chesterfield county, were en-
-.-"a III clearing some new grounds the
'.->ru-tlrc got beyond their control, and be-
j. &C. ceuld hc subdued burned one hundred
't:d iuig>? cords Of pine wood ready for,
f"'a"t and about four hundred panels OF rail
h"ml!g, II vas finally cxtinguished by the
''".t'"ne of the neighbors and thus pre-
''Ht'tt from doing much greater damage.
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DUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-kILLER sweeps
them off and clears the house speedily. Try 1t. Sold
by dealers everywhere.
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Nothing relieves the oppression and heat of a
summers sun we'll one Of K. L. SPENCE 4
Sons light umbrellas. Stock large, prices small.
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Plneapples and large yellow bananas are TO h
found at PIZZINI'S.
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Jewelry of the latest styles can be bought at the
DOLLAR STORE for one dollar. Warranted not to
tarrish.
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That young man who made such stylish ap-
pearancc at the opera bought his clothes of Z. b.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. 2,)
KNIGHTS TEMILAR.
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, A. u. 1872. }

ORDERS No. 24.-SIR KNIGHTS :A<f
" Assemble In front of your asylum, in ~
Nlasons' Hall, on Franklin street, on ~
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. 3oth instant, + y
promptly Mt half-past O'Clock, in full
uniform, with buff thread gloves and buck galmt.
and mounted, for Inspection aud drill. as provided
for In Article of bylaws. The lines will be
formed precisely a twenty minutes before O'Clock.
Officers and Sir Knight enjoincd to lie punctual
By order of the Eminent Commander.
THOMAS II. DEWITT, Captain. General
Attest: WILLIAM }. RIDDICK, Recorder
n. B.-Sir Knights who have not provided them
selves with ChUpaur are Informed that there
IS supply on hand. belonging TO the Comlnandcry,
at j. Fl. Tyler & Co.'s which they purchase nj
cOSt-S1y $3.50 carl. ap 2a-td
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STRAWBERRIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
selling the finest strawberries of the season.
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SPRING, l8T2.-I have received my l4
- spring stock of afATTIHGS, CARpETlSSiS,
0IL.CLi5THS LACE CURTAINS. WINDOW
SHADES, Co, which win sell &C sonah.a PRONE.
sp s7.:m corner Ninth aud As3n streets,
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Strawberries and cream at P1zz1NI's to. day.

Spring suits in variety ut K. B. SPENCE Son
1900 Main street.
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obituary

OHhsaAAAJ s,s-ss Il 2ras 4
NEW YORK, April 29.-N Nathaniel +. Moore,
ex.president Of Columbia College, d1ed yes.
tarday, in his ninetieth year. 81
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New style ncckties-E. B. SPENCE & Son.

New style collars-E. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900
nj straat.