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EU. The official drawing will he published in the
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purchasers Of tickets.
w.. We win draw - similar scheme the last day
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remark thai Il you want good sweet bread IN the
fltu ly. yoT must have u good. nAtured and ~ n
tempered COOK 10 make II. As an aiditiC' al att,
vs. would recommend the unTivli Chart E OAK
Cooking S.Ovc, which " III insure the happy owner
not only a weli-cOosed, ~pllatlhlc meal. hut also :
cunlentei aud cheerful wife.
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Ulcers, ErsipcIa8, Swc7cI Neck, Glllrr, S%croIuToN7
iniamua;ions, Tudolcnt IHfammations, Mercurill Al.
iectiou5, Old Sores, Eruptions Of tie Shin, Sore Eyes
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From View York.

NEW YORK, April 17.-h special dispatch
from London says: "Arbitrtion is com.
plete stand-still until reply is received from
Washington to the English protest. The
protest inspires little hope III the success OF
future negotiations" -.
Father Sayazzi, the eminent Italian priest,
has arrived. ila ~
Specie exports to-day amounted to $780,
600.
Judge Brady rendered 4 decision in the
libel suit Of Samuel Sainuels against the Ete-
ming Post to-day, granting tire motion of the
defendant that another panel,of the sheriff $
Jury than thatwhich awarded damages make
the assessment. The postponemcnt Of the
assessment until Mr.. Bryants return WIS de-.
nicd -- -.-t'-
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NEw YonK, April 17.-The Grant mass
meeting at the Cooper Institute tonight was
called to order at O'Clock. William f..
Dodge presided. -
A series of resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing confidence in the patriotism and
ability OF President Grant, and asserting that
his reelection Is a proper reward for the good
services ne has done. W.
The last resolution declares as the judes-
ment OF the meeting that the majority oil the
peopls desire his denomination and recsec-
ton. .if5 ii,
The meeting was immense in nunbers and
enthusiasm. The platform was thronged by
prominent. people Of the metropolis. Letters
were read from Senators Conkling and Ed
monds, Vice-Prcsident Colfax, Lieutenant.
Governor Pinchback Of Louisiana, Fred.
UoGslass, and others.
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DolSGs OF THE GRAND JURY-Thc grand
jury Of the Hastings Court met yesterday and
disposed of the following cases:
Eugene Peyton, misdcmeanor, for allow
ing goods to be sold by sample from his store.
\ true bill.
Isaac Hutzlcr, for same offence. a true
bill.
John Davenport, for felony. Not Il true
bill
John Crump. felony, for breaking into the
store-housc Of w. c. Smith and stealing sun.
dry articles. Not true bill.
William Langford, same offence. Not Il
true bill.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. dc. :
T1HE PIAS0-FORTE BUsI-sE

T1HE PIASo-FORTE BUsI-szFg
NESS. WITT
The subscribers are well prepared FOR The Exn0cc.l-
ton OF this branch Of their bgsiDsss. lley arc
sgents for Messrs CIfICFSt;ktNfs&s Il SONS, Boston,
and Messrs. kNABE & CO., Bathnoge, mo o. tlc
Greatest and best manufactures Ia this country or
Europe, aud are constantly supplied with 1n
ment Of the most popular styles Iber EriceS ase as
low as the manufacturers, aud 20 resisaac parties
easy terms will be afforded IN the payment. -
Secondhand Pianos taken In sxcs.SDge." Pt.nos
tuned and regulated by an accoinplis;sd u Eanl'
Pianos carefully packed, moved AMI snippeo-
Piano Stools and Piano Covers for sale." 80 =,
Over twenty years experience In this business WIZ
bear them ottin guaranteeing entire satfssactfoa.
.,.s4t -. ra, ra,lSWoODHOESE. d PARuAA,
NH Is Booksellers and StattoEers.
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Anatlser Ncnsnarcr Libel. quit.

81. LOUIS, April 1T.--Stewart Robinson, OF
Kentucky, commenced 4 suit against tho DE.
m0c,at to-day for libel i'll connecting his
name with report HAT lie had been con-
cerned during the war in the distribution III
the North OF clothing infected with coDta-
gion. He claims damages! in $4,000. The
Democrat states that it published the fact al.
legged undera Misrepresentation, and rctracted
the article the next day.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention of mer-
chants, clerks of courts. seris, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OK all kinds OF Iog
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads, Lettcrueads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Iiand-Bs, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, ShowDiils, Checks Drafts &C., &C..
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and money Market

New YoRK, April 17.-Money easy at pei
cent. gold. Sterling duh at 0 to 81. Gold
1l03 to Ill. Governments frm--new SIS,
III; 'srs, 1l6 g2's, 113s; '64's, same; COS,
114;; new, 1i2t;; .'G7's, 1854; '6s's III:
1c-4o's, 109:. Tennessee's, 81; new, GIL
Virginia's, 81; new, same. Louisiana's, IS
new, "a. Levee's, 60; SIS, 70. Alabama's
ss; 5's, 5s. Georgia's, 70; rs, SO. North
Carolina's, 56; new, 20. South Carolina's,
so; new. 3S3,
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soutf, Carolina Kaklux Trials.

CHARLEsroS, April 17.--The United States
Court jury to-day, in the case of Smith and
Spencer, charged with conspiracy and muir
der, disagreed, after eighteen hours. con,
sideration of the ease, nine being for ana
three against a verdict for murder. A new
trial was ordered
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHNGToS, April 1.-THE barometer
will continue falling in the South Atlantic
and Middle States tonight, with threatening
weather. Southerly winds and rain on
Thursday. The lowest barometer will move
northeastward over Wisconsin, Indiana, and
Kentucky, with rain and brisk southeasterly
winds. Cloudy weather is probable for New
England and westward TO Lake Michigan.
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TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
r;r, II. Clements. oG Portsmouth, narli-
,......I Nj =. = Pa,n,Gil II. OF Sui.;.y for tenn.
,.,,t,.v rl,.irn,al,
,?r' ! E,wdrr. NJ Richmond. n,mi.
,.l,.l Dr. y. II. Norton. of York coriuty,
rr,,n,i !. +. popliam. of Richmond,
,,.,rmiy seconded the nomination of Or.
<...tn,i m. E,rt That hp WIS Il coorcd
man WA. 40 o,irntion 70 the nominee. Ills
,frh 4.h2l-ly.cr no less than his parliamcn-
i.i.y cx,nlicurc fitted him for the position.
Dr. .J,.-,.r>on. of Prince Edward. nomi-
o.,;,d Ny, Rush l.ur.c>s. OF Richmond.
..,f In. r,,,,,:us-icn ,yas seconded hy ifr
i,.l,.r, ,.,. !f -. <o,f:;Ik cnruty
Ne = ! ,nn3!,Ir. ~ ;Iru-ico. Nominated
e., ,rt.,, John i. pophan. Of i;jc;,:.o;d.
IN. !. ! N;Iord of Gjo,.;,. ,,cr .,,, i T.
E..l.y. 81 Al.ynlria, svl,pcrtvG the noni-
l.,.,D'uf llr Norion
". .,.lora cave notice that lie would not
t.,,,. furuny Federal uri;.c-,iullcr during the
,..->i5,n ot rtUny.ntiuu.
,,y. Van A,lknn. ol Sussex, urmrd the
,..;,,s or NJ, Hlrr,y, and pr,tcstcd u,e.,iust
1-..i,uin,.rnu ,,.ii,,,t rrCic;rl otticr-hVidcr,.
I. iii, uuIfcv wa, ,-iyi.jrd ont some of the
3.,.: nriiii4,!t lw:!,s in the yG.yty might be
;.;,.>rginru.
t!r Dur-r-> bid leave to decline being
alsrr Of cautrution IN Tie party. His name
]4d rn' },ru brought forward at his i'll
-.,,r.. H.. yi,i,,ed ,n M man in fidelity 10
-. l,,nIilic,n uarty. and in proof of his
:. i'm, yrr,un,eG mis- services in the ca,isc.
N:l he could not consent 20 bc candidate
irr ;.llv ntcc II the consequence is sq,ralJ-
l,r H.. therefore declined tie nomination
il favor Of Mr.. Ra.nsAcll. who he knew to
t.rud.rruttcnl IL al rings and clqucs. In
t.;.s connection he expressed his regret TINT
t.r.c wa@ disposition on the part OF some
G"r-;'t ~ 10 0rSaniZ" black mans pafjy 1T
Ills Gay. It WAS said thata mcctin" Of coiored
Ga.,.at"S Ind been held, no whites being
!.rc,cnt, prior 10 The assembling OF the Con-
vrnlion. und that III that CAUCUS colortd
n.aH ilid he; y nominated for temporary chair
H,u.
y delegate inquired if Il caucus Of white
;i,H lad NOT been held at Ford, Hotel.
Nr Burgess said ii there had been suc!: 4
c..ucus lc kucw nothing of it.
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Obituary Of. Aefass..!.l

j. DENVER, CoLoRADo, April 517.-McIsean
Buchanan, the actor, died here tte-tlay ofspo-
rpleXy. ,E - l,st .r,.r - ,,,..,s,
New YORK, Aprll17.-N. II. Bclden, known
rs N. B. Clarke, the actor, was buried here
to-day by the MasonS. The attendaneat the
funeral was very arge.y tpists, tasesss,
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North Carolina Republican Convention


RALEIGH, April 1.-THE Republican State
Convention met here to-day. James H..
Harris (coloredD was made temporary chair
man, and Samuel F. Phillips permanent chair
man. The representation was large. i
Governor T. Il. Caldwell was renominated
by a vote of IS, against 2S for Judge Settle, IA
for General Dockery, and Z for Judge Logan.
The nomination for other State officers was
postponed until tomorrow.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Grant
and the administration of Governor, Cald.
we'll, and declaring for general amnesty.
They also take wide range IN behalf Of edu-
cation. II
Resolutions asking the United States Sem
ate to Seat General Abbott were offered by r.
C. Badger.
The contest tomorrow for the other State
officers will he exciting.
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SLIGHT Enthusiastically about noon al,
alarm of fire was turned in Mt Station is
corner of Pine and Main streets, caused by
the partial burning of mantelpiecc in the
residence Of Dir. Ell. L. Rese, No. 1oa Cherry
street, between Cary and Canal. The man,
slight.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April Virginia S's, eonsplidated,
AL new 70; special tax, 10. All bids. .,.,,3,..,
Cotton quiet but firm: low middlings, e23c. Flour
quiet but iirn prices unchanged Wliesst frintand
unchanged. Corn Grnu and scarce ut e;sg6sc. Oats
1rn ut s8G5ecc. Rye noriiiiay uticfaafigGd5 Pro-
Visions quiet. Pork, Si375. guik meats aud bacon
unchanged. Lard dull at &C. western batfcr act.c:
choice Eew tub, e74paic.; fair Desesnber, pase9a;c
Whiskey quiet at sIsc. .s. 49,. 4sy
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j REWARD FOR MuEDERERs.-The Governor
has Issued hts proclamation offering reward
OF S100 for each Of the following murderers: !:
John Fox, for the murder Of Francis Bur-
well, in the county of New Kent, In Oeto-
Der, 1871, Cox has already served one term
IN the Virginia penftentiary,) and John w.
French, Napoleon French, and David French,
Tor the murder of George Woodson in Pu-
laski county, on the I'd of April.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

lss- se:.. France. Il sssts 5SsfSsg
!. Paris, April 17.-The authorities Of 80.
yonne, the capital of the deparuaenk Of
BasSes Pyrennes, which adi0fns the Spanish
Eberder, have seized q quantity OF munirlOnss )
l3of war which were destinedefor the use OF
the tCarlists. s.Ti,94 rsjy t,,,y f.3.ss .st,.4ssE
The Government has issued orders TO com.
manders Of troops on the frontier 70 exercise
extraordinary vigilance to prevent any move
ment which may be- made on French terTl-
tory in sympathy with the Cariists. y
| The committee which was apposntea 10
| inquire into the circumstance attending the
/ lcapituiations Of French cities and fortfnca'
tions during the war have finished finvestl-
eating into, tho surrender OF adGtz, anu SUI
mitted their report. The conclusions q Tue
committee have not as yet been made PUBIC.
The committee have yet TO examine lnlo
the facts connected with nine capitulatienS,
| including that Of the city of Paris.
| The trials Of persons charged with partlG-
pating i'll the Communist revolt continue
to be held at Versailles. The court yester'
day disposed Of the cases of q number OF men,
two of whom were sentenced to Death and
two. to iInpriso iar life.f .27S4-d
The Pappinc0urt barraels, in. the eleventh
arrondizement of Paris, .twere entirely de-
stroyed by fire kst night aud ffty horses
burned to death. .t,'< S.s.aS9
/ England.
F LoEpos, April II The vote in the House
of Commons Yesterday OH the, resolution
relative to local taxation resulted in the de-
feat of the Government by 100 majority,
Charles Reade, author and dramatist, has
announced that he intends to prosecute
tive journals for libel, which heacharges
was embodied in several ,unfavorable seriti.
cisms upon his play entitled hilly-Slially."
There is little doubt. that the announce
ment made in the London Telegraph, both
in id continental correspondence aud edi-
torially, that the relations between Franco
and Germany were in "a critical condition
is u pure invention. ~ ~. .tgF s
Spain. 49,; f.,s,
MADRID, April IA band Of nlarauders
entered the village Of Maucha and seized
5000 reals belonging to the municipal funds
The commander OF the band gave the autho-
rites a receipt for the money, to which he
signed his name "Pico, Generalin. Chief OF
the Federal Armies of Don Carlos"
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Latest News from Washington.
Conversational.

T WASHINGTON, April 17.-House. The bill
regulating internal revenue seizures was
passed.
The Military Academy appropriation bill
was passed. $ u
A bill reducing the force employed in the
collection of internal revenue was intro
duced. .
The bill to carry out the provisions of the
treaty of Washington was postponed for foul
weeks. asa.-4 , @
Sendte.-A petition Of the Republican
members of the Mississippi Legislature fol
supplemental civil rights was presented.
The bill appropriating $4,000 for the OBJ
Servation Of the transit of Venus in 18I:
was passed.
The bill amending the enforcement ac
was passed. 1t provides that il by the eX
isting laws of any State the election occurring
in November next for presidential elector
be required to be continued for more than
one day, then said election shall be continued
the number OF days required by the law O.
such States. ..a..f-
Important Speed, by the President.
A Strong Bid for tho ColOred Vote.
Flank Movement against Sumner.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE members o
the Annual Baltimore Conference Of tht
Methodist Church visited the President to-
day. In responding to their address, the Pre-
| sident said that no one except thenlselve:
could be more gratitied than he was that toul
millions of PERSONS who had been held il
bondage and disposed of as chatteS were nov
free to think for themselves and WORSHIP
God as they thought proper, and that civi
rights for all were fast becoming recognized
throughout the land. 1t might be some lit
tie time before they would enjoy all tn,
rights which belong to citizens, but that da,
was surely coming, and he hoped it nigh
come speedily.
In conclusion, he thanked them for til
call and the expression Of their good will.
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Jamaica.
SEIZURE OF An AMERICAN STEAMER.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, April 5.-Thc steamer
Edgar Stuart, with a cargo of war material,
flying the American coloIs, supposed to be-
long to the Cuban nrevolutionists, arrived here
to-day, and was seized by. the commodore
commanding at this port as a legal prize, the
steamer not being provided with clearance
papers. The American consul protests
against the seizure, and forwarded the docu-
ments in the case to Washington, to-day on
the steamer Suffolk uid Havana. .,,.-.
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TRAIN DELaYEp.-There ~.ls ~ ma! ga
the Chesapeake and Ohio r'ilroad yesterday.
The cause, Il landslide four miles cast OF Al-
leghany station, which prevented f!ir pas
sagc Of the train coming east from tue y iite
Sulphur. The passengers were transferred
to another train sent from Staunt0p, ana will
arrive here some time during the plgh', -
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DEAD OR DYrSG-Whcrc the hair Is unnatsrally
dry you may be sure that IL Is dying; and unless
aifcally vitalized It win soon be rs dead as leaSes
In November. Feed the whitening Gbres and sdmu-
late the torpid scalp with LYONS kArHAIRoN, and
The evil. which must otherwise soon eliminate In
aldness, will be speedily remedIed 1t Is absolutely
necessary for the health of the brain that It be kept
moderately moist with n preparation capable OF
noIrishing and inylgoratingit. LYONS KATIIATRoS
fulls these conditions and Is the only article that
actually puts aeto life into the capillary tubes
through which the natural nourishment has ceased
TO pass. This pure and harmless vegetable prepara
ton Is absorbed by the skin Of the head to the roots
Of the hair, and passes the aments by the force
of capillary attraction.
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DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DIsEAsE.-How
common Is the announcement Thousands art
suddenly swept into eternity by this fatal malady
This disease generally has its origin III impure
blood filed with Irritating, poisonous materials
which, circulating through the heart, irritate its de
licase tissues Though the irritation may at first be
only slight, producing little palpitation or irregu.
Lar action, yet by and by the disease becomes firmly
seated, and Inflammation or hypertrophy, OF
thicsenins Of the lining membrane or of the valves
Is produced. How wise to give early attention to q
case of this kind Unnatural throbbmg or pain In
the region Of the heart should admonsh ono thatal
IL not right and If you would preserve It from fur
ther disease, you must help 1t to beat rightly by tile
use of such remedy as shall remove the cause oil
the trouble Use DR.. PIERcE's GoLpEN MEDICAL
DISCOVERY before. the diseasc has become toe
seated aud it WILL by It's great blood purifying anc
wonderful regulating properties, effect a perfect
cure. ltcontains medical properties which act spe-
ccaily upon the tissues of the heart bringing about
healthy action. Sold Jy all-frst-class druggists
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~ ~ <sEaA
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YoRK, April 17.-Cotton dull; ealcs, Ls7s
bales; uplands, 2sec.; Oriealis, ..fc lesfr Jun
changed. Whskey active >. sslLsa!c. SWfeat duiet;
winter red western, sl.e8gsL7S Corn ciossds dull.
Rice firm at stc. rosk shace csslkr, Lard esaisr
at S56i3sc. Saya and tall0w steady tfeighta steady.
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Heatl, Of d prop,i,,ent Georstan.

ATLANTA, April 17.---Hons George L.
Cabaness, II prominent citizen, and former
chairman of the Democratic Executive Com
nIittee Of Georgia, died here today.
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POLICE Court, WEDSEsDAY-.}ustice j. j.
White presid'"9.-The following cases were
disposed Of
Peter Nuontriigc. :,,Tsrk 4. 1'yndall, and
John Echart, charged wifi! abusing and beat
ing Washington Guodc in the malket-hollSe.
Continued until Thursday at II O'Clock on
notion Of prosecutor.
Rebecca Winston, charged with being IA
yagrant, with no visible mems Of support.
hound over for thrt" months i'm tho sum OF
so.
William n. Mciriman, charged with hold.
ing in his possession four cows, of the value
Of 800, the property of John Randolph.
Dismissed; no jurisdiction. Turned over to
Henrics authorities.
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JUSTICE or THE PEACE ApPoINTEp.-Judge
Glligon haS appointed Mr.. Robert II. ISlcll
Il justice of the peace for Clay Ward to bill Il
vacancy.
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Important speech by the President.
A Strong Bid for tho 'ColOred Vote.
Flank Movement against Summer.
North Carolina Republican Convention

NO-iA earO2aEa Republican convention
Special telegram to the Dispatch
RALEIGH, N. c., April 17.-The Republican
State Convention met here to-day at 12 NJ,
and was called to order by Hon. Samuel F.
Phillips, chairman of the Republican State
Executive Committee. james II. Harris,
colored representative i'll the Legislature
from Wake county, was appointed tempo.
rary chairman, and Hon. Samuel +. Phillips
permanent president, with two vce-presi
dents from eucT congressional district.
The friends Of Judge Thomas Settle and
the present incumbent Governor r. r.
CaldwclD were very active in striving fol
the nomination of their respective candi.
dates. Their proceedings were the most
enthusiastic and harmonious OF any Repub.
lican body that las met in this or any other
State for a long time. There were four
candidates before the Convention to be bal.
loted for, which resulted as follows leach
county being entitled to the number of votes
cast in the House Of Representatives: On
the first ballot 108 votes were cast Caldwell
received IS, Settle %, Dockery Ia, and Lo-
gan !, Caldwell was declared the nominee,
and his nomination afterwards made unani-
nous. -u-...s...
4 committee was appointed 10 escort Gov
ernor Caldwell to the hall. when he accepted
the nomination. The platform adopted en-
dorscs that of all previous Republican con-
yentions in the State, and the administration
of President Grant, and instructs delegates
to vote for him at Philadelphia. 1t desires
rapid diminution and AS early extinction of
internal revenue as the eXigencies Of Gov
crnlncnt will permit, and recommends that
the revenue tax on distillation Of fruit ought
to be abolished. 1t favors general amnesty,
asks aid OF the General Government
for educational purposes, endorses the kuklux
acts of Congress, and asks that still more
stringent laws be prssed. 1t disapproves,
the constitutional amendments proposed by
the last Legislature, endorses the administra-
ton of Governor Caldwell, and pledges its
support to the nominee. A majority of the
delegates were Federal, State, or county
officials. No other nominations. t,
The Convention adjourned till 10 A. NJ.
tomorrow. '.....,.r......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18

\ HANDSOME TuRSoUT.-We noticed Oh oui
streets to-day tho finest turnout In the way Of Il car
rage and harness We have seen for many years. The
carriage made by X. n. BoSuER, E4I., OF this
city; the harness by a1essrs S. ). CorTnELL & Co
The outfit Is the property Of Mr.. WILLIAM II. SJrr
EHLASD, No. Eighth street. who keeps for hire the
finest carriages and bugdcs In the city, We woult
advise our friends and the public generally who ma,
wish to indulge in pleasant ride to leave their or
drrs wi tn him,