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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

, ,,;cr from Petersburg.

.,oo,,nc.. AZ shc i:.chmoud dispatch
rrrrNSn,EG. May 81, 1872.
..l.ct;,n last Thursday. which resulted,
'r, summing defeat 10 the Conservative
Illustrated Il case of acknowledgements
j"',f,' ,,,rt Of the white people unparalleled
'' ,hin,, IN u,lr municipal history. save.
", ,,,.. tar contest between Colonel Came
anI 4. &. Greene for State scmtor>hip.
,,.,,r tl,r flire,i prospect tor Carrying thrAe,
.',,.. fam. Of The wards, thereby ohtalmn%
"'',;or;,y in the Co.nrii. il lGay be truly said
,,.t tnr Conservative party dri'"tted Itself lay
,,,,Nn aluthy. In ~ ward, referred Ia
Conservatives ha.! barge majoritics. but
49,. r,..ull showed that hundreds OF them
,,.1 IA vote. either from indifference or
mindless de- iEilr.
murdered wLitc infant. wrapped III i
,;..,., II oiIrioih. MAS discovered this morn
m ON The lot oi 4 culor,.d man nalnca
,..tvrt bones, ai the head Of Rome street.
.rtb,. Fair Grounds. Ii W:ts about rl%ii
,,,> i'll. aui bore marks ut violence alH"'ii
T.. head and throat. Coroner Leigh held M
,...ry,,f Tins afternoon, and considered thcrNi-
.t.1.4. Hirirl nf such character rs In war
-,uf the adjournment Of the Jury until next
.Tu,>,l4y afternoon. In the mean time th;'
n,!.t, viii use extra cnacaynr. TO bring the
,nl.unan i>rpetrator to Justice. Suspicion
;.~.rl> Itself upon Young lady Of good So
,13i Standing in the neighhurhooil a. IT. mn-
tnrI.
Yesterday Captain Il. {. p"nnan arrested
"a. i,,.. I'd, .Irl named tmmi part:iN. charged
.,.tH stealing irWrlrl from Ma. Wilson, ESD.
.,aour civ. amounting in value Ia about
- >lr. viii Ia. sent IT, Richmond next
Monday.
llr. r;l>r Of Mr.. George Davis. charged
with assault and battery upon the person "l
~. iullmnI~ Max Marshall. MAS heard he
r.r. Naynr Wood this evening.
Nlr.hai, IN his testimony, cIdrayurcd tn
ur.hr il appear that What was originally II
,,..,r cE pleasantly WAS a kukIuX conspiracy
.,..u~t him. and wthsianliu" the tvi.
,i.u., ~ Gentlemen Of tni,iurSii"nahlr homo:
....l .,rlritl. which showed that Marshall
l,d " iia!iy anl naliciolisly lied Oh oath
Mr. PAWS WAS fined the outrageous SUN a
=, and required To give i bond of 500 l.
,,t,,rr>r tEtr peace for twelve months. A
Ip.r.M was taken 10 Judge Mrnn's court
Anrt viii Lc heard the third Thurs day IL
,Itu".
l.. :. Ih. charges against Davis have
ton Withdrawn 10y Marshall; in Other
Nr.,I~. tn will not apl'r:r against him. -
,,,- >ir.ril Armstrong;.
t,r merchants Of this city have subscribed
i 500 to the proposed lil.c of hoatS between
t,,i.u and ,lark>slilr. Ii viii probably bt
u,.I,a.cd to :>..Udo
4 i, understand that many oi ih" coi,m
ru,Ir-,r ct are ,tspil:tut> Tor the police anu
uri i offices in the %itt OF the Council.
Il has l,rcn raining here all day.
RoylN ADAE
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PROPOSALS.

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD CoMrANi,(
CHEF ENGINEER's OFFICE,
....> RICHMOND, VA, sth hlny, 1879.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- IT this office until /. NJ the cd of June, ls7s for
Furnishing about SEVEN HUNDRED plNE.
WHITE OAK, SPRUCE PINE, or CYPRESS
PHI ES frn twenty-five to nifty feet In lensth-to
he delivered either on the line of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, or at the :. Brick-Yard wharf," on
Jamea river, about one mile below Ricbnond;
III ANDfSE COAL WHAEYES and about
ONE THOUSAND FEET OF TRESTLE WORK,
containing about l.6uu,0a0 feet B. nj. lumber:
anny Mt his cilIce n. ID. WIIiiGOMB,
my nil - = e...s. Chief Engineer.
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4 DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN THE NORTH
wtsr Chicago, May 2i.--I.ast evening i
terrific tornado passed over the counties on
the Mississippi river in the central portion
Of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. III
appears 10 have moved in = southeast direcr
ton.
Accounts from Des AIoines county, Iowa,
and Adams county, Illinois, state that every
movable thing in It's track was swept away !;
trees uprooted, fences scattered, telegraph
poles and wires demolished, and many barns
aud houses unro0fbd or blown down. The
destruction Of property Is very great, but as
tar as heard there was no loss Of life.
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THE NASHVILLE PEDEsTRIASs.-On the 18th
of April, Messrs McRae, Mccall, and Con-
ley, three young gentlemen of Nashville,
mainly for the purpose of improving their
health, started on pedestrian tour to the
White Sulphur Springs, in Greenbricr
county, West Va, thence through South
western Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, back
to the starting point---a distance Of not less
than one thousand milcs--.;iil tue way on
foot. Their equipments consisted of !; mule
rs Dolly Warden " rugged out with 4 pack
saddle, upon which was strapped tent,
their extra clothing, al axe, and several
culinary implements. The understanding at
st:,rting was that they We're to walk every
foot OF the long journey, one leading Dolly
Warden, another carrying three fishing poles,
the third armed with shotgun. They are
not to sleep under a roof during the jour
ney, and to take the middle OF the street
through every town OH their route. As they
limited themselves TO 10 time, they travel
leisllrtly, stopping to angle on the way
wherever they can find suitable streams.
They averaged only about twelve miles per
day from Nashville to Abingdon.
After spending portion of day and
night here among their numerous relatives
and acquaintances---for one was the son and
another the grandson OF DR.. Alexander Nc.
Call, for many years resident of this
co,lilty--they renewed their journey on
Saturday last in heavy shower of rain for
the Salt. Works, Dolly Warden and the bull
terrier "Nathan" looking very much Us il
they regarded the whole proceeding as a
humbug. ~.
Their route will be through corner of
Smyth county into TuZeWell, and thence by
way OF Burk's Garden through Bland, Mer-
Ger, Monroe, Greenbrier, PocahoEtas, and
Randolph. IN the two last-named counties
are fine trout streams, where they expect to
spend several days. They seemed to be
happy and hopeful, and were enjoying the
adventure hugely.--Adtmgtm F'y'ntan.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
h FROM HARRlSONBURG. IN ROCKING
HAM COUNTY. vA.-This celebrated WATER
ING-PLACE will open Tor visitors on the ist OF
JUNE, 1872, under the management OF JOSEPH n.
WOODWARD, Esl ..5s1
The water of these Springs Is the strongest lhal-
bedte ia the United States, and Ii peculiarly efficient
In the diseases Of females, while tonic its Vir-
tues are unsurpassed. .'
Accommodations strictly frst-class.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by the
Circulars can be had at X. w. POWERS &c CO.'S.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS:
Der month $50 children under twelve years OF age
and SERVANTS half-price. A. j. TRICK,
INV Colin President of the BOARD OF Directors.
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TnE jury CLAUSE OF SrMNEH's Bill.
general regret is expressed at the cutting out
Oh the jury clause from this bill before ill.,
pas sagr. The objection was based on the
ground OF uncon>titntionality. An amend
nrnl will be moved restoring this clause by
the Hon. W. II. II. Stowell and the House
viii probably insist upon its restoration, rs
We hope. Ii il certainly important that
c"lorcd men should have Il iair proportion OF
jurors where they have cases In court
STATE JvurHui.
tl'lc only reason the Senate did not pass
that "cEtlISe" was because it was unc0lSti-
tutionaI, liz Mr.. Carpenter satisfied that body.
Isn't thai Il good rcason!
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ADOPTED. The clause In the Constitution
allowing on contract twelve instead OF sin
lrr cent. interest WAS Oh Thursday largely
rcaFi!lncd 10y the voters OF Richmond and
the commonwealth. This action will cause
the retention OF what little foreign capital
~" have invested III the State Ecrntnq
Nr"S.
We fear the N,1~S has mistaken lis wishes
ior the tact. 1t is barely possible that ii il
mol mistaken
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N1kGasiNIilkY; &c.
TOR SALE, .es-..
Il LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.

EOR SALE, ..es... -..
Il LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.
One NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., about Is-horse power,
wrccking, pe-,lrriig, &C.. with or without
hammer. and ~ the Htarss for PlIeS1Griying
c Roller s1iiiH on u" ONE bed plate f LAVE "
Both OF the above can he seen running at our shop
One NEW !s-HoRsE POWER PORTABLE EN-
One NEW lo-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with '.Wheeler's" Patent Balance
One 'ssEiGs6hND-MANs ls-HoRsE POWER STA
One sECOND-TIAND I2-H oRsE POW Err PORT
One eA sEto ES5tfs s-HoRsE POWER UP ?
One sscHoRsE POWER sTATIoNARY ENGINE.
81 sTAT2NARy ENGINE
Two s5-HoRsE POWER TUBULAR BoILERS,
with Fronts Crate; Bars: re: all complete;
One .so,HoRsE POWER PORTABLE PORT BOILER
Three PLAIN CYLINDER BOILERS of i5-horse
One sNFGo e;iSn HiLDEN FAN BLOWER;
One i5-INCH FAN BLOWER;
One PORTABLE GRlsT MILL, witha-fo"t French
One "" NEW '' CRAY &. WOOD pLANEE. y.-foo,
One SCREW CUTTING IDELATIE, 10 inche'
swing and 7.foot bed, nearly new;
One Foot LATHE, Suitable for gansn'ith or Jew
Five EARLrs PATENT STEAM PUMPS, assort
ed sizes: .sggEi a& G;sl -
Three, RokCE PUMPS, from one to four-incl
sHAFTfNG; 'PULLEYs,' and HANGERS Of al
sizes. ..Jt q rtp.,s 3.
Steam and Water Gauges. Peet and Glob
Valves, Gauge Cocks, TaFIow Cups, Water Gaug
Glasses all kinds Of Oil Cams, Steam Whistles, mn.
ageneral assortment Of Engiueers' supplies. Also
q large assortment OF new and secondhand IObacc
shapes, Shape Presses Box Presses, Bands and Bill
order. <.sAse .
The above will he sold at very reasonable prices
and on accoininO dating terms. no 49, ~
,.s SiOAT & ADDISGToN,
Nos. 1922, 1924, 142G, and 1i2s Cary street.
~'.. and Nos. 10 and Is south Fifteenth street
u
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN JUNE /, 1879.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING PLACE
win offer additional attractions this ssaslii. Among
other improvements, there has been added an eie-
CANT and spacious baIl-room adjoining the paror;
fhe parlorhas been enlarged and improved, and the
tt Will be kept in style not surpassed here Ia
The WATERS Of these special Springs either cure
or greatly relieve most eases OF ScrOfnl, incipient
Consulnption, Chronic Brunehltis. Chronic Laryu-
pitts Chroufc PIieHmonia, Chronic Dyspepsia.
Chronic Diarrhda, Chronic Uystnfery They ARE
nso great value In those affections which are Iec,f
liar 10 the female constitution, AMI ns an appetizer,
TOME and general restorative they are, perhaps,
,,nrtvaJIe amongst mineral waters. The proprietor
viii have provided for the lawns and ballroom
6ysf-cIass Band OF Music, aud IN general all tie
sources Of amusement and recreation usually found
N or Iusf SUMMER resorts VIII be st the coinnand OF
ahe gnpsts at BRECKENRIDGE ALUM" The place
/. vtflin eleven TO thirteen hours OF kifbnSna,
wsshlpeton baltimore, ctr, by rail- stfin tis
passe,,ears isaye the ears OF the CHESAPEAKE atan
nSia rsiroaI at Goshen depot, and new anu elegant
ss..pss coaches, passing rapidly over Snooth apt
ieyeS road of only eight rallies, set down tne '1"fa
:. a. sayings 10 tea. zsS .tz. -. /. -
~ ''s' JAkiE.S A. FRAZER Proprietor =
Ea,sons making use OF the GROUNDS, de-, a tRe
Springs, and not stopping AZ my hotel, WIZ DC
charged half my regular rate ~, pr,pi,rf r.
The Rockbsfdge water Is fnr sale IN ~.
.IADD o. co, Hiehmeni, and GEuheiE A' i ai@-
tINTTRE, ChariOtfesyine. .,,,,..,,,, 81
DescriIaIve pamphlets cent free on appiiesuoa.j>s
my l5-2m II 5kt.t &c. c-----.---- -
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ELECTION RE1u RMS.
Alexandria.
49, kIoxandrin.
Berkeley Radtnp Is elected Mayor. Tile
ether officers aud the Council are Conserve

.-. Alexandria.
Berkeley RadtcaD Is elected Mayor, Tile
tive. A ~
E;it ss,gham.
francisco iotrasht; ,-Attbe Nav election
held at New Store, the following TOWNSHIPS,
99'hccr were elected: Supervisor. Louis u,
zones; Assessor, S. a. Glover: Inp,r,,;s-
Ss"hcr OF Roads. G.. @. Forbes; Justice Of
feacc, Colonel 4. II. Gillian. ITO votes
against and for striking out ,su,y c,au.c.
Al the officers are Write Conservatives.
= -uoysottle Township. Cesar
leFkins (colorcd); Clerk. w. ii. Pawack
!Wmstel' Assessor, Joseph +. Morgan (Shitel:
collector, Washington S. Kyle (white}; Com.
missioner OF Roads. 4. w. Childs fcoiored) :.
oVerseer OF Poor, w. 9. Wise (whiteA. Jus.
tees: \. w. Chiids (coloretl), James /. An.
ucfson lwhlte)-tie vote. Constable, John
". Word.
Chesterfield.
ollicia' returns from Torrance's Store nre-
anct, Chesterfield county:
t"f supervisor: Joseph Walker (Rep.),
iS2; a. b. Woodbridge 0onl. 63. (l''
For Clerk: A. w E,,r u".,, -" 90, NO.
i. r. Beazley Conn. G2.
For Road Commissioner. O. Ro,,ar+so,
'ir. (coPd Rcp-). ISs; Samuel A. Ford COM
g. o''''
For Constable; j.. II. Footc (Rep.), 1872 !;
G. W. Cox (Con.), G2.
For Collector: L. II. Foote RepA 1872
VI. A. Cn"biil. G2.
For Assessor W. j.. Holt (Rep.). 1873;
.y">cph Mann (ton.), g..
For Magistrate: w. Il. Martin (Repl. 1873 ::
lanes -. Craig, 81.
OvcrSrcr OF the Poor: Thomas Hewlett
irofd Rrp.), lS3; George w. Cox Com g.
Average Republican majority. l.1.
We have NOT the Official returns from Han
cocks store, but the average Republican mt
tority is 30.
The Republican majority in the township
approNilm,teS 200,
fredericksburg.
No nominations We're made by the Radical
lnriv. Mr.. Il. H. Berry lia; been elected
Mayor and the old Council is retained, with
tx" rNcrlii"s.--Nidf.
Mont GOIncTy.
The county voted to give S2a.000 to the
agricultural college, in order to secure the
proceeds of the land scrip.
The COUNTY has gone largely in favor of
striking the ll>ury clause from the ConStitu-
linm.- ChriSiiGnSb,py Messenger.
For striking out usury clause, liza;
against il, H.. For subscription to college,
i,l3I; against, Ia.
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Nkw Jumy LAw.---Nc,n York, May o.
The new jury law. which allows jurors to
serve who have formed an opinion, provided
they can be guided solely 10y the evidence,
wa, put in force In the trial OF an alleged
thief to-day
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The kuKLux BILL.---It seems to be con-
rrdcd now that the kukluX bill which re-
Gently passed the Senate cannot pass the
House, and with the adjournment, there
fore. its operation falls to the ground.--
HushinyiOn Patriot.
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The very large number Of double-thread machines
exchanged for the WILCOX 6 GIBBS machine has
compelled the company to arrange for Quarterly
cle.friIt2ut trade sales 1T auction Of these sOed
;. lock stitch" machines. Country dealers buy ri
these auctions and sell TO their Customers who soon
nee2,ne tired OF their purchase, and trade them
thread machines are thus becoming q sort of circu-
lating medium to purchase
WILCOX Il GIBBS MACHINES
With. Al late auction at 39i Broadway n, Y go
or these captured machines were sold by the Wilcox
u Gibbs Company 10 start on their old round and
come hack TO BIZ exchanged for the reliable WILL
con GIBES MACHINES.
full stock OF WILCOX 4 GIBRS MA
ClIlS ES kept Oh hand for SALE exchange. and rent
ri " !LLtOS GIblISS Office, Ninth and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va.
IS LANES cIuu2
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PAINTS, OILS, &c.
IT" CUNSl!ME RS sF u
PETROLEUM LUBKICATISG OILS.

PETROLEUM LUBKICATISG OILS.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold ty lis
digt;s from an oter L,6ricating otis sold "a, this
nmrkei, We are the sole agents here for the Mr.
ginia Natural Petroleum i.nhrcatlne OIL, every bar
rel OF which sold .by,tss btarlDg our brand thus
t'Virginia Natural Pei rnle,,n Luricatlng OH, Pur-
cell, I.at,f 4 Co, Agents, Eichnnnd, Va"
1t is not u mixture or residuum oil, containing
chemicals hurtruft to machinery, buta
PURE, NATURAL, WEST VIRGINIA PETRov
I.EuM LUgEIcATiSG OIL, -
Of % degrees gravity, wemiii last longer Is bet
ter lubricutgr and Is therefore cheaper tlian The
soe1IIeI Labr ioaia. flehtcs thsseors ptent
osrsd ilaHer tta HE ~ lao rtces caa aehieh are
scoythless as time and itcif use. iil eel;
Ne .,,,srna,ies. To sali sa,a PETROLEUM LUhHl-
GATG OH q the Lest and puft asail.y al le,0
and low er tIian II can be sold Ia this market Con-
suners Will please bear ,i.i in mind. FOE psa ~.
durability, lubricsting prof anu al OIL tns &C.
5s'I q sEI'ts PtIRGEIi..kEADn&C CO.,
81 l218 Main aud sfb!rteenth street
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The Joint wolip, the fly, and the drought.
have inadc havoc with heretofore promising
Wheat crop i'll Rapphannock COUNTY,
Frrd,rtck$buyy star.
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GROCERIES. DC.

GkeGEHEfaS. dc.
ANS, HAMS.
small lot of COUNTRY-CURED HAMS lust
received Also, Pure COUNTRY CIDER VINE
GAR. For sale 10y
my :1-at r.. & 8. WORKMAN & co.
C6 BONES CHOICE ACTORY
~ CHEESE.
80 hogslic'td. Porto Rico SUGARS
ioo hirreis crushed, Powdered, and GRADUATED
100 barrels \, Il, and extra G SUGARS
100 barrels Canton 4 Barto's SYRUP
90 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
- punchenus prime NOLASSES,
80 h0gsheads Clear Rib BACON SIDES
20 hogsleads BACON SHOULDERS,
30 tierces G Cassard 6 Sons LARD.
50 pals choice family LARD.
LOO bags RIO COFFEE,
50 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
800 barEeis fni-size North Carolina CUT HER
100 barrels full-slze North Carolina GROSS HER
KINGS. ~
10" hali-larrrl4 family ROE BEHRING'S.
LOO barrels EXTRA FLOUR,
loo barrels SlirEkFISE FLOUR.
100 hlrrel5 FINE FLOUR
Good stock Of LIQUORS, all grades,
In store and for sale by HARVEY & JONES
my u Thirteenth and Cary streets
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RAM.-For several days we have been
having refreshing ruins.- Cttnch FuHcy Aeus.
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GEW OF ALI, KINDS
- REPAIHED.-Thc SLOAT ELLII.TIC SEW.
iNG-ai NHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
me only PEopER NEEDLES for the SLOAT
El.Lit"l1c MACHINES.
SfOAT & ADDINGTON,
nlY6 Iil5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
Ill AND GOODWILL OF the business formerly
conducted by Mr.. JOIN W. RIsOS, will continue
1t ut the old stand corner of Main and Third
by keeping only FRESH and PUkE MEDiCihE G
hone to merit q continuance OF public patronage.
mn my "a r. W. BROWN.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS 6

SECOND SUPPLY or
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
BRoAD-STKEET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING PoPL1NS In all desirable shades,
SPRING PoPLINs In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties,
SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS.
GRENADINES In black and while ground with
figures and stripes;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from e5c to 50,
Another lot of those extra cheap HANDK Err
CHIEFS at l5c.,
MARSEILLES QUILTS mt SL5o, ...
anil many other desirable goods at prices which will
defy competition. S. HIRSH
ap % 627 Broad street.
{ CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Those VERY HANDSOME and SUPERIOR
SPRING WOOLLENs
made at these celebrated mills are for snle In Rich
moud, Va, by
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO..
W; HOLT RICHARDSON CO,
LEVY BROTHERS,.
WILKINSON K WRITER'S,
R PRGkHEI ( 4 Sd K8oUss'
CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & 90.
CONSUMERS
arc specially invited 10 call and ser them.
dress
CHARLOTTESVILLE woorLEN MILLS.
ap5 charlottesville. Va.
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STILL THEY COME To-day (Montlsy
~ the asth Mayl shall open, Just from the New
GOODS ever sold In this market. FigllreIan plain
Black Grenadines at sc &C., Ioc. l.ic.. lsac., and
other Dress Goods very cheap. Par.,sois t'orsets.
Lace Points. AfHicas, Lawns. Declines, Window
HOLLAND, Shirt Fronts, Hosiery, Gloves, Crash,
Towels. &c. G. f. BAREEE
(successor to Duckwall & Rouss,I
my 20 No JOG Broad street
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FURNTTURE, sc.

u GATHRlGHT,-FUR N1 TUREM 4
1ls DEALER, having moved 10 the new ~
and Franklin. keeps on hand a iarge stock or !
tha latest styles OF HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERIN RuINfF UlsE;s also, Lounges, Aihttrasses.
Betiliinr &c; Which will be sold nj the lowest
prices cash. II Will be 30 tie Interest OF buyers
to give me can before pireiaaiag cisext.are
- ,3.iE2F tss 4sIs} f. GAT9IRfGHTi j.
my s-lm No. IL Governor street
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
l. BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
now open to visitors It's waters are celebrated
for the cure of Rheunlatism. GoIt Paralysis, Tor
porof Liver, Chronic Diarrhuat or Dysentery. Dis
of the Uterus; Affections of the Skin, estcciay
of Syphitic origin, and numerous Chronic Diseases.
TIE BATHS
vary I'm temperature from SO degrees to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety OF CHRONIC
bath. They are, moreover foud to prepare the sys-
TEN for the beneficial action of waters found at the
various other Mineral Springs. .'-
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar to
those that are largely used al the celebrated
spas In Germany, and which give Sufferers the beDe
1T of the very valuable remedial agents contained
In tho mineral mud. 4s5t.
These SPRINGS offer unsurpassed ATTRACTIONS to
both the invalid aud pleasure-seeker. The equip
ment and management are equal to those OF iirst-
class city hotels. Every modern Improvement has
been provided.
Professor j. L. CABEII., M. d.. OF the Univer-
sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
For pan, phleiS and circulars address
5. {. TARDY geo,
Richmond, Va; or
-s-. J. A. AUGUST.
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

HE DOMESTIC STILL LIVES.

THE DOMESTIC STILL LIVES.
The ladies OF Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully Informed that the DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY have established branch
Office In this city for the sale OF the
FAITHFUL DOMESTIC.
And this celebrated sEWIHG-MACBIHE, the
KING OF TIfR ISscK-sTTTCH MACHINES may he
found at slo Main street until about june 18TH WHEN
they win occupy the store se1 Main street, adjoining
Messrs. Nowian Goa.
DOMESTIC" sEWTNG-MACHINE co.
my l7~3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

j. Clinton Bright is appointed postmaster
of Greenbrier Bridge, Greenbrier county, W.
Va, vice William NJ. Emmett, resigned.
A colored woman has just died at ALE
gheny, Penn, from being poisoned by her
persistent habit of painting white with White
lead.
Australian mineral discoyeri s continue
startling and novel. The latest accession to
the worlds wealth of metals is reported to
be platinum, tin, and copper, to say nothing
of new findings of gold. Minertlogists haze
heard so much Of the mines which have been
mere deceptions that they have grown skep-
ticuI as TO the fact OF any new leads OF Llft
metal being found anywhere.-Neso, YORK.
Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

EXTRACT OF BEEF, IifDA n, AND
la WINE: Yasenltns,s Beef Juice, Lishiss Ex-
sFaet o. hesi'i L. WAGNER & Co, Druggists,
NV .s-sts Sixth aud Broad stseets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

TN REFERRING TO THE ABOVE
1 card would say that am not now engaged In
the drug business, having sold to Mr. X. W. Brown
All arconnfs due me on and before tho trst day OF
May must be settled aud request all persons ~ i-
detjted To do so at once. Sc rarv
,t,arai natronaes have received, can but express
the hope that they viii continue the same ~ H , y
stand, believing Mr. Brown and his assistants MI NC
pi i.aS, as " ,,n ga '" JOHN ". RlSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

FOB PRINTING NEATLY DONE AT
~ THIS OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-27

TOMATOES, fresh, at
l. NH u ZEFhLE'