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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

DIR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY Is 10 patent
medicine humbus, gotten mp to dupc the ignorant
and crcdulous. but Is perfect specific for nasal
catarrh, cold in the head aud kindred diseases.
GLORIOUS RECoRD.-Twclve wears nco a few
modest lines in Il New york Journal invited public
attention 10 new vegetable restorative and solicited
atrial ofits merits remedy orndgeston, bilious
ness fever and acue. debility, nervous disorders.
rheumatism. and all complaints requiring inyigora-
ting and regulating treatment. IN this auict. unrre-
tcntiots way. TLA%TATlOS BITTERS WAS intro
duccd to the wcrld. II WA. success from the be-
ginning. All that clainied for It as a tonic n
corrective. aud antidoc TO malaIiots fever, was
found to hc strictly true. Within five years the
annual sales of this article amounted 10 over ono
million cf bcttlCs 4 few years more and Tie de-
mand had swellcd to ire miHoas. The annual con-
sumption of the hitcrs has reached the almost
incredible aggregate Of Elk millions Of bottles. AMI
for every bottle sold copy Of tie illustrated Mcdi-
c:,l Annual, published by the prorr!cor at cost
SlJQpUe, Is given away.
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bales: upantls. e3;c; Orleans, .s;c. Four-scrth-
EN- Grmer and In light supply common TO fair es-
tra,, srsoNSs.se;. good 70 choice, @sSssn.:s. @ IL:
er: winter rcd western, Si.7sGlSi.7s Corn shade
sr,ner at 7eiai3c; yellow southern, 1.sc. Rice,
saeIstc. Pork irIner. Lard inactive but hr'n. TuT-
pentine dull Kosin steady. ErelghtS unchanged.
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Go TO CAMPBELL & Co.'S wcll-knUwn gallery.
Ninth and Main streets. for cheap and tirst-class
work. They are determined that the so-callcd first
class gallery shall no longer lead the public astray
that Hty arc making pictures 1T O"r tor prizes.
We do not advertise onu price and clIars" another
We now guarantee 10 give To every one that has one
dollars worth of pictures made at gallery a
prize worth from nifty cents 10 two dollars. Our
name i sufficient ,,,iarante" that this is no Yankee
dodge. We invite the public 20 call and examine for
themselves.
Prices Photographs neatly c"lorcl, $3.50 per
dozen: photographs neatly colored, $l.5o per half
dozen: or four for 81. Also, pictures of every dc
scgipticn mt the lowest prices
CAMPBELL e Co.
Ninth and Main streets.
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S,Irs OF REAL EsTArE.-W ellington God
din. real estate agent and awtonccr, sold on
yesterday Kent, Paine .e COS old lot, 10 feet
on Main street between Eleventh and
Twelfth hy 15S feet to an alley, for $40 per
front foot. or $4,000. The purchasers are
McssrS. Faulkner, Kimbal II Co., of New
York city. Mr.. Goddin nlso sold lot of jG
feet on Twelfth street in rear of the -tmcri-
can Hotel pG fret deep. for 500 per front
foot or $1,000. Smith Ely, of New York.
was the purchaser of this property.
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Tho Frauds in Georgia Bonds.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Georgia legis-
latiyc committee resumes to-day the inyesti-
CATION into the alleged frauds Of Governor
Bullock in Georgia State bonds.
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RUSSELL AND THE BEnGERS--AGAIN.--Thes
cvcr-popular artists have, with their acclls-
toned generosity, rendered the Knights Of
Pythias of Richmond two grand compliment
tarv performances on Monday next. One
will be Il matinee in the afternoon. and the
other will take place at night. \ new and
brilliant bill will be presented. These enter
tainments will be more interesting because
they will he the occasion of the rc0pening Of
Assembly Hall with the new stage scenery
and other improvements.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mark

New York Stock and Money Market,
New YORK, April Il.-Money closed firm
ut currency to gold. Sterling, os to o..
Gold, 110s to 1104. Governments duh and
steady. States dull and steady; Tennessee's,
GGa new, same. Firsnia's, "a; new, So.
Lousiana's, IS; new, 81. Leyee's, Ga; Ss,
10. AlabaIna's, 81; SIS, So. Georsia's, 10;
-, So. North Carolina's, 50; new, 20. South
Carolina's, 80: new, 3I5.
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Thc z'ensiaylYnnia Republican GanYen
lion.

HArrrSFrE,i. April II.-The Republican
State Convention adopted the following rcsc-
luton unanimously:
" ReSoired. That the delegates from this
State to the National Convention are hereby
instructed to cast the entire vote of the State
for General Grant for the presidency, and
that on the question Of the yicc-prcsidcncy
they are instructed to act together for the
best interests of the Republican party, and
upon all questions arising in said c"nven-
ton they are TO c;lst the vote Of the State As
the majority of the delegates may direct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

SUPERINTENDENT OF TIE WESTERN DIVISION
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RALRoAD.-President
Huntington, of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company, has appointed Mr.. A. Ii.
VancIeve superintendent of the western
division of that road, with his office at Hunt
ington.
Mr.. Vanclevc is Il gentleman Of indomita-
bic energy, bcsidcs being man OF decided
requirements and business tact, and will no
doubt make most efficient officer.
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R.NAwAy.--festerttay afternoon while Mr..
John II. Bryant and wife were driving out
in the vicinity Of Monroe Park the horse ut
tachcd to their buggy took fright and ran
away. Mr.. Bryant. with great presence OF
mind and strength. jumped out with his
wife in his arms. and let the horse take Its
own course. Had thry remained in the car
riagc both would have hccn thrown out and
badly wounded. A> il was their injuries are
painful hlt not at uli serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE tug boat Daren-
port having in tow four canal boats. cN-
ploded her boiler to-day when opposite the
Cunard steamships docks at Jersey City.
The engineer, besides two men and boy,
were killed. and several others injured. The
captain of the tug is missing, and Is sup
nosnd TO he killed.
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Terrible Steamboat Explosion ana
Fearful Loss OF Life.

ST.. LOUIS, April 11.-The steamboat Ocea-
nus, from Red river for st. Louis, when near
Brooks's Point, twenty miles above Cairo. at
about O'Clock this morning, exploded her
boilers, tearing the boat to pieces. All the
officers are reported killed and many pas
sengers scalded to death or drowned. No
names have yet been received. There We're
sixty-fye passengers on board, and it Is re-
Dorted that but four OF five were saved
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TIE E.--To-night Miss Lydia
Thompson has her benefit, and kcniworth,
the most popularand perhaps least objection
able of hlll'csqucs, will be presented in
style never cquallcd in this city. The
matinee tomorrow afternoon is looked for
ward to with mich interest by the ladies and
lii
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JuE pRlNTlNG.-We c;,ll The attention al; "er-
chants clerks Of courts sllcris. lawyers. railroad.
steamship and canal officers AMI agents, a!dal "trr
having orders for printing. 10 the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds III JoL
PRINTING. We can furnish Mt short notice Card,
Bill-lIc.s. Letter Heads. Programmes. Ball Tickets.
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bis. Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bis, Checks, Drafts &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

SCHEDULE CnANGED.--Gcncml Supcrn-
tcndcnt Perry, of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. announces that the eastward bound
mail train will Oh and after the 10Th instant
leave the White sulphur springs at 5:i5 A.
NJ. and other stations one hour later than at
present.
The westward bound mail train will leave
GordonSville. aud stations west of Gordons-
yilA forty minutes earlier than at present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

THE TELEGRAPH SCHooL.-rhe second session
of tllls Institution will commence April 18th.
Young men desrous OF learning useful aud profit
able business In very short time and nj merely
nominal cost should cali on jicssrs. PAlSrER 6
McGoyERN, l1l0 Maiu street. aud enter ut once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

FAIR Is MANCIIkSTER.-Ihel ladies VI the Mctho-
dist church, so noted for dispensing the good. bea.l
tiful and useful things Of this life are holding Fair
al their church. They offer unusual inducements.
Come ont and help them The Fair will continue un-
t;If f,,t
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Acquitted.
Special telegram to the Dispatch

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
RALEIGH, April 11.-J. Marshall WoodinS,
who shot J. Quent Bryant Yesterday, was be-
fore Judge Moore, of the Circuit Court, this
morning and acquitted. Bryant's condition
tonight is unimproved. Recovery doubt
f,1
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Heavy Frcstct-- Da images TO Property.

CoScoRp, n. H., April 1.-THE Merrlmack
river is rising from four to tve inches an
hour. and an extensive freshet is imminent.
Reports from above OH the streams tributary
TO the Merrimack state that the late ram Is
very disastrous to property. The covered
railroad bridge on the Contoocook hiver
railroad was swept away last night. The
ice is rapidly disappearing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

Every ono should call at tlr Dollar Store. Ninth
and Main streets. aud examine III" beautiful aSsurt-
mcnt of the latest styles Of jcwclry and fancy goods
Of every description. which surpasscs any that e,er
ha, been offered IN this city. DO not mistake The
sturc-it Is under CAMPBELL < cos celebrated
prize Photograph Gallery. Ninth and Main streets
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RECEIPT FOR CORSS.-Thosc who are troubled
with corns had better try some Of those soft and
comfortable English socks of l.. b. SPENCE & son.
They urc only four dollars per dozen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

First-class photographs IN every respect, all styles
al $3.50 per dozen: large size ioI 'rniihs S:i iue
size, Is and upwards; al REEs 4 CO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12
Kausus Liberal Republicans.

TOPEKA, April 1l.--Thc Liberal Republi-
can Convention Of this State. Ex-Governor
Crawford presiding, have elected l0I dele
gates to the Cincinnati Convention.
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l;asin kank between f.

ApvERTIsE.-Our lncrclsut: seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In thu
papers of that section. NJ. EiIYSoS Il CO. viii
take advertisements aud have them inserted at pub
Sh,r.' rutp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

SPLENDID LtiT or HonsEs.--Ohr friends TUR-
SER & CO., Franklin street. have just received
splendid lot of horses from the Valley which they
nrc offering at reasonable price. Tall and see
tlI,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

BOARDING Pc rsons wishing board can find ac-
coluInodaticns at Mrs. V. L. FonEs No 3l5 Fourth
street. CANDLES Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

First-class photographs are now within the reach
Of all classes since REFS Il Co have reduced their
prices. Therc IS now M excuse for patroniLng old
logc, and sccond-clnss artists (?).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

STRAW GOODS, STRAw GOODS, STRAW GOODS
for men, boys, and childrcn-iu endless variety.
Prices from IS cents upwards, at WEIsIGER' cm-
porum OF fashion.
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ANTHRACITE COAL! ANTHRACITE CoAL!--!icst
red ash anthracite coal at $3.50 per to'lstorc and
egg size. ANDERSON Il HING,
Wood and Coal Dealers.
BASIN kank between Eighth au,l Ninth STREETS.
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Kuklux Trials in South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, April lin the United
Suites Court to-day four prisoners from Ioi K
county, indicted last term for conspiracy and
murder. pleaded guilty of conspiracy; and
the murder charges were withdrawn by the
Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

TIE NEW 1IYMSAL adopted for use In our Ers-
copal churches be had in any variety of bind
ing and at prices ranging from Is cents to $3.50 at
ELLYsoS & TAYLoK'S. next to Disputed office.
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g. T. ARCHER, 7,5 Main street, Is sill selling tina
very superior swo-year old rye WhishcE ior s-.''
pcr gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

Pearl Cassimcrcs, for young men, the neatest ant
most appropriate hat of the season. ut WElSlGEES
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Queen Victoria has returned to England from
her brief visit to Germany" And the SrESCEs
have returned from brief visit to Gotham with Il
splendid stock Of spring clothing and ccntlemcns
Furnishings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

Go TO WEGsIGEK's. He has just returned from
New York. where lie selected in person the hand
soonest stock OF young gents hats Offered il the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-12

Samson braces are one of the now Eovcltics a 4
II. SPENCE & Sun's fashionable clcthiug establish
mcnt.
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Receipt for rosy cheeks-OIt-door exercise
Receipt for scntccl appcarancc-Spring suits from
E Il. SPENCE & Son.
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Candidates fer Office had better call Oh L. Il.
SPENCE < SoT and gel an cut!lt for the campaign.
[ .Iudidatns uiIist pav before they ride.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

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'TEIIIIIg 1T -NUWI.NN Il NU' -
Much fine writing. aud good deal Of the merest
lE,ldcrdasb, Is found I'm the modern scwIng-machne
literature. But truly 1t IS wonderful invention
wonderful for It's simplicity and more wonderful in
Its mighty resuis: Of more value TO humanity than
any OF the seven wonders Of te Pagan world--yc5,
than all of them! The WEEU machine Is the Latest
Of the tirsi-ciass machines put upon The market and
Is enough now to say that 1t Is good as any per-
maps better than any. other Pottstium CDuricr aad
Freeman, June af, 1850.
WILLIAM LOCKIART, Agent
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & Co.. Advertising Agents pI~rArCD
building. will receive advertisements and have ihc,u
inserted In any journal ri the country al rcpt!aI
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Ny wife formerly used the Grover & Baker ma
chine, hut finds yours mch easier operate and less
liable 70 get out Of order. Would not exchange our
WILCOX GIBBS machine for any otllcr."-.i. H.
nh, SyrucuSe, " J.
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Latest News from Washington.
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-HouSe.-The bill
relating to the transportation of animals by
rail was passed. 1t compels five hours for
rest and reireS!ment after twenty-eiShl
hours confinement in cars.
Mr.. Banks presented Il resolution request
ing the President to demand the release OF
DR.. Hollard by the Spanish authorities, and
the restoration of his property. Ordered to
be printed.
Scndte.-Nr. Hill, of Georgia, called up
House bill relieving Il citizen of Georgia
from political disabilities. 1t had passed to
its third reading, when Mr.. Trumbull pro-
posed to amelltl by adding the general re-
mOval of disabilities. Numerous objections
bein. made, the bill went over.
The Pensions Committee reported adversely
on the bill giving Admiral Farragut's widow
L pension of - 900 year.
The North CaTolina contested seat bill came
up, and was discussed, with no action.
The Mexican E.a:,ns Commission.
WAsHISGroy. April 11.-The Mexican
Claims Commission has awarded $4,000 to
Francis w. Riceagainst Mexico, and rejected
the claims Of james Selkirk, Joseph De Lcr.
seno, and Albert SpeyelS.
Some sixty cases OH the American docket
| WIZ wa want VI lio3t'ttiVh'
Express Discontinued.
WASHINGTON, April II The Southern EX.
press Company have discontinued running
| their express over the East Tennessee and
Virginia railroad. All matter between the
South and Southwest formerly going by that
route will hereafter 60 ria Louisville and
Richmond.
General stcms.
WAsHISGToH, April 1.-THE House Com
mittcc on Private Land Claims agreed to-day
70 report the Senate bill extending the act CT
June -. 1860, relating to private land claims
| in Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi, wit!
III additional section allowing contrmation'
upon proof of possession since the acquiSi
ton from France
| The House judiciary Committee have
| unanimously agreed to report on the bill o
Mr.. Harris. of Virginia. in favor of repealin.
the test oath on southern 0Hte bcHum claim:
tor mail and census service.
| An amendment to the Legislative aprrc
pration bill was passed requiring the nil
road track connecting the Orange and Alex
andliu railroad with the Baltimore and Chic
railroad TO be taken ur.
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, Of Virginia, 81
| months time after the adjournment Of Con
gress WAS given. The till gees to com
mitteC Of conference.
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new NOVELTIES IN FINE JEwELRY opening at
NOMLAN & Co...
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The Monarch is a ucycitY in collar. l.. !. SrENCE
& SOY keep fuI! supply ni thGm.
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The rrcttcst and cheapest boys straw hats, at
:5c. TO Sl.50, are at WEIStGER'S
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New BRIDAL-SILyER openingat
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REFS & Co. arc dchghting the people with their
linc work and low prices:
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HoyoRABlY DsCHAEGEr.--ln the Hastings
Court Yesterday George Mantcllo was tried
for shooting W. j. Mays and acquitted.
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Go 10 n. T: ARcHER's, 7s5. Main street, and get
Stougltun biters on draught
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CAPTAIN BonASoN's LEcTuRE.--Thc au-
dicncc that assembled in the Centenary
church last night to hear Captain Bollanon's
narrative of travel was not only very large
but was remarkable for intelligence. Be
sides the MaSonS in regalia, including Lodge
No. 30 and the knights Tcmplar. there were
present a sufficient number of ladies' and gem
tIcmcu TO ill all the seats both in the gale
ricS and in the church that were not re-
served. The lecture pleased all. 1t was not,
as many anticipated, Masonic discourse, hlt
most interesting, instructive, and entertain
ing account of a tour through Europe and
soioun in Asia and Africa. 1t was repiete
with information impaired in perSplcuolls
style, and was embelliShed by many flights Ct
real eloquencc. The pulpit was occupied 10y
Rev. DR.. Edwards and Rev. Mr.. Chambliss,
and within the clanccl were seated Past
Grand Master Evans, Grand Secretary Dove,
District Deputy Grand Master Wexford,
Wor>bipful Master Capers, and other Aia-
sonic dignitaricS. The bcncdiction was pro.
no,lnccd by DR.. Edwards.
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roLlcE COURT, THuRspAY--.lnstlcc J. Il.
Whitc prcSfdsn9.--'rhe following cases wcr:
disposed of:
Henry Clay (colcredll, charged with nn!,!W-
fully and fclnniouSly cuttin. and woundins
J J,hn Flra.ants with knife. dismissed.
". \. Cook, charged with striking Martha
II .wkin-. Fined $50.
John Camp and William Lan2tord, charged
with breaking and el,ering the store-house
Of W. {. Smith III the night time and steal
ing twenty silver knives, of the value Of
$40 so: one rubber doll. of the value of 81 30; ;
twelve bottle; Of l)crtlmrry. Of the value oG
-: one box of agatcs, valued at 81; twelve
toy watches aud Chains. valued at $>l.jo; one
box Of rubber balls. of the value o, -; and
three pockc-hook>, OF the value of l.'a-all
yaltlclat $3.50. Sent on to the llll>tlng> Court
for "Wednesday, April 18th. Bail WAS re-
fused.
Martha Hawkins (colorcD was fined 81 fol
contempt Of court.