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CUCUMBER SEED,

'UCUMBER SEED
Y TURNIP SEED
Long Green or Turkey Cucumber Seed,
Ghrrkcn or Burr do, White and Purple
top Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter
Radish Seed, kalr, Spinach, &c, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
July 20-tf Frederick Md
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nea. A prosperous merchant has for
his motto: Early to bed, and early to
rise, never get tight and advertise"
HSis~ To make a girl love you, coax
her to love somebody else. If there
be anything that a woman relshes, it
is TO be contrary.
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GEORGE w. STOCKSDALE,

GEORGE w. STOCKSDALE,
SUCCESSOR TO
CHEW Il STOCKS D ALE.
At the PinapaI Warehouse Depot:
Mechunicsto,vn, AID.
Is paying the highest prices for
FLOUR. WHEAT, CORN, OATS, RYE
HAY, and Grain of all kinds;
Also, keeps constantly on land laTg
supply of
q IL d G. II IL / f. y.
FLOUR, FEED STUFF, BACON, 70.
TATOES, SALT and SALTPETRE,
FISH of all kinds; OILS, Paints,
Brushes, HARDWARE and
CUTLERY, SEDAN and
WILLOW WARE;
BEAUTIFUL BASKETS
or ALL KINDS;
and sizes. plain and fancy.
E:Y- The best Of TOBACCO and
CIGARS; Coffin Handles, Hinges, and
Trimmings; and may other articles too
numerous to specify.
All of which will be Sold wholesale and
retail, at prices exceedingly low for CASH.
The public are respectfully invited tr
come and look at these cheap goods.
GEORGE w. STOCKSDALE.
May lift
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SEND YOUR MONEY

York, wherever convenient. If not. tErn re !i.l,f
the letters containing money. Address
l. W prGLANH r,'fl
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves mdch-
cd to the undcrSi gncd will please come
forward and settle their bills; if not done
within twenty days. their amounts will he
advertised in the paper with their names
attached. H. n. MOI i.f'
aug. 3-tf
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NEW STEAM SAW MILL.
The subscribers having erected new
saw min, with steam power, with choppin~
mill attached, are now prepared to saw
lumber OF any Kind at the shortest n"lirr.
The saw nil, is situated near Mount Zion
Church, in Washington county We will
also do chopping on pleasing terms, such
a. corn, rye, oats, etc, We invivr the pub
lie custom BROW y X HlLl.
aug 24-2m*
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LNASIIlON MAGAZINES!
FASHION MAGAZINES.
All other Magazines.
Al other Magazines :,
FOR OCTOBER.
Metropolitan Magazine, the best in the
United States Mime DcmurrSi'S : Leslie ::
Golry's: Prtcrsons; Scrihurrs; llarpcrs;
Galaxy; &c. All furnished ut publisher.
prices. At SMITHS Temple of Fancy.
sept 2S-tf Ere icrick, Md
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( lRtPS.-T'hc isst article of Svr,,ps
- at ~ cents peg allen also goo,. qua, =
i'y ~ 80, CD and =, 'ts1;> per gallol. Far
mrrs anti h"'tSt ktts%7s should call and
TASTE .hts. fine >yYnlrs
GEO. " sTOCkSDALE.
may lift 1T 1he Railroad Dcpt
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THE SIN 90 A YEAR.

d, ,.a.'. l,1ru'iv rrad 30 newspaper. With the
i..'rt~ { rcuIa'i, IN tho word Free. inde-
o." .''t. aid l2arlc.t in poIlt'ce. Al the news
... ~ ryw:.rr,'. y ccnb copy by lanil,
.a;; -. a n moHth. or SO year.
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i, il;;.sE1E:EMENT IN WI INTER-.
II JOHN HEYDRICl..

II JOHN nEYDRICE.
Howl on We winds that rulely hurl
The storm about my cot.
I'llcloser press my lovely girl,
And bless my happy lot.
Though you unroof our little shed,
III fold her from your rage,
Whilst love the guardian Of our bed,
Shall all your force assaugc.
IN tell her fercer storms shall rcna
The proud ambitious great,
Whose lofty heads must learn to bend
Amidst the pomp Of state
We II envy not the rich, my girl:
The proud, the great, the gay;
But learn to live, and love as well,
Nay, better far than they.
Richer than theirs our hearts shall be,
And purer far our bliss;
Then let the great ones envy me,
When those sweet lips kiss.
Tl~' mutual toll must spread our board
Content and peace shall bless ii,
And if such Joy no rank afford,
Why let the lordlng gness it.
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EsMI-WEE;lL Sun, 80 A YEAR,
) tn. sane size mi general character as
TIT. "i."NLY, bat with greater variety OF
r,.,cel a1tou, rcs hing, ma furnishing tho n"ws
- - s:3sclines with 81 catcr freshness. because
.,c1iaos twice week Instead of oneo only.
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GAMES, &C.-Parchesi, the most
~ fascinating game ever invcnted also,
'rivoli, and many other games and puzzles,
DominocS, Chcckcrhoards and Men, Chess
Men, &c, &C., all low for cash, at
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
sept 14-tf Frederick, Nd
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,.,.IN" = ,se
u u !, ~ ~ - Ill.,
rIARLE a DANA. Editor
>..,j,s 1ollar M'esktu Sun.

: *.ospapCr o. tho Present Times.
Intradnd for People Now on Earth.
,..i. e F4rnc's. Nicola Iics. Merchants. Pro.
>. l.ra sie". Workers. T4inGers. and / Man
I'D! I,Ao.. Fnihs, A.! the "ivoi, Gons And
- =. Itc:s vi all such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YHAN!
one HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50.
Or la;, than One Cent = Cory. Lc: there b
$50 Cju1 ~ every Post once.
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GLOVE MAKER.

4 MA NJ. L. EILER,
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THE TOBACCO MARKET AS REPORTED By
THE NEW YORK @TOBACCO LEAF" att


iNunufd1ured.-In manufactured tobacco there
does not appear to have been great deal doing A
little inquiry was noticeable for bright goods, chiefly
week, and sales We're made for shipment, most Of
these being Of black work; but In no department
Goes mere w IL the pe ea enr # Is
were not wanting, but rs rule they were below the
prevailing margin, SO that nothins Of consequence
Bright navy IS and 5s would have found takers
h sy esen oG bcns
obtanable. Oflow and medium black work, Of old
stock and manufacture, there is not now m over
albeit there is but little demand: New work Is ar
iying and orders. We understand have gone 10 Rlch
nond for the making up Of such assortments OF BON
!Snioking.-Thc trade in smoking has been mea,,
remote Consumption. Congressional out,girings
during the week have partially conveyed tho impress
sion that there may be- after all, an Increase In te
tax OH this commodity, and should this Impression
I've confirmed by positive utteranccs during the coin
ing week, shall look for increased activity pend
ing the advent Of the proposed change s.,.ure os
special interest In the Virginia Leaf market during
the week. Business was moderately good, but less
There was some inquiry for fllers, and manufactu.
rers took such parcels as met their views In regard
to price and quality. Prices show no yarlation,
neither advancing nor recedng, but continue firm
for all grades, and especially for bright goods, Of
which the supply Is short ~ may be 1nferred from
Its paucity ut the fountain head-e markets Of Vir-
gtnla The views OF buyers and sellers do not greatly
diverge, but yet there Is an evident holding on on
the part OF the former as If hopeful Of CONCESSIONS
through some favorable turn of the commercial
wheel, and low grades are taken In preference to
Others because Of the wider margins which they AZ
ford.
Richmond adyices contain nothing essentially dif-
ferent from what has previously been noted. Inc
weather continues to retard receipts there ns wen as
here and elsewhere, the safe handling Of tobacco In
the alterations OF ley rains aud tcier SHOWS being
entirely out Of the question: .
ton Of some Of the stock reaching that market una
says: "But little OF the stock now selling IL In
der Wc,would, therefore, urge on the planters the
Importance Of putting their tobacco IN order 70
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FIRST GRAND INDUSTRIAL, EXPO g;
81 srTIoN oyLou1sfANa.l ssa %

THE SOUTHWESTERN EXPOSITION Assoc
CATION, OF New Orleans, La, Will iExu9arate tho
enterprise for which their immense new Building
has been erected In the business portion OK the ci,
by q GRAND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OF !
MANUFACT URES, PRODUCTS, AND ATS,
commencing WEDNESDAY, May l., ls72. and con-
tinuiug until WEDNESDAY, May y, ls;., EVERY.
DAY SUNDAYS exceptedl from o'clock 4. d. 70 70
O'Clock p. NJ. So ~ 49,. syt,Sss s,,-4,y,f
Open to receive Goods, April Is, lsTs Open to the
public from May TO Nay q, 1872. -.
Ample preparations have been made for the exbi-
bstion OF Machinery In Operations; for the display OF
Manufarturos Products, and Works or 1rt; aud foss
the convenience Of exhibitors and visifo s@sS
No effort or expense win be spared 70 mako fhis
the LAKEESTAND MOST SATISFACTORY tsA-. I
HIBETION eycr held In the South. q !
Our building Is located In the centre OF The city
tt.s OF immense slzc IL fronts on two os the pxne
cipaI business streets OF the city fs!. Ghraes and
Carondelet, and Is perfect inats arrangements for
the purpose. a O. sss@ ss.sss - 31ss5gx1E
The Exhibition Will b. held In the most delight
f and heaithful OF the year In tbs section
I, Win be ore, both DAY and NIGH ], and Is cee-
tain to attract large attendance.
To the people OF the Soath aud all Interested Id !
herindnstrial Development this position oasrs IN
opportunity never before presented OF seeing cox.
Iectcd IN one mammoth buffdsp8 GRAND xno
COMPLETE DfSPL tyaf alt hinda % atehisE.
RY and laiPs.EsfENTS, HoUSE-F uR&tsttlaGi
GOODS. TExYILE FABRICS, pAlsTtaes,s
|STaTUARY.&G RS
pho afarspers Us above stated, VIII spare aesssss
erpense or labor 70 render ta Opposition DIN in
ters.ine and valuable To all classes Of the seais-
nity. aud therefore invite sil % visit II
L TItE sorTTwEsrEgN
EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION,
ana Newt Orleans. Ia
+. ssr 4s
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Another Dragonnadc--South Carolina
In Chains-.-The Old and the Young
Arrested---A Famine Threatened.
NEwBERRY COURTHOUSE, S. c.,
null D 1914

J
Editors Dispatch: In time of profound
peace our community has been thrown into
a state Of confusion and alarm by military
arrests under the alleged kukluX act. The
work began yesterday. Up to thi. time six
teen arrests have been made in this county.
In the adjoining county Of Laurens some
sixty have been arrested, including many old
and infrm men. At this particular time the
effect of these acts Of the General Govern
ment will be most disastrous-the busy sea-
son has just set in-labor is uncertain-we
are burdened with onerous taxes. All
branches of trade aud industry must under
such rule stagnatc. Energy will be para
lyzed. The honest man who has been en-
deavoring to recuperate his fallen fortunes
to help maintain infancy and old age, to edu-
cate the young, to meet the exorLitant de-
mands Of the State, must be ruined. And
for what! Merely to crafty malice, or
worse, if possible, to put gold in the pockets
of officials, and thereby secure the election
next fall. ALPHA Pr.
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/ VIRGINIA. NEWS. stss7al
Letter from Petersburg.
,orrcspon(feucc of the Eichmond T,ssneseb.

CORRESPONDENTS OF efe Rlcnmond Dispatch.
f.. 7s PETERSBURG. April 6, 1872. y
The. Common Council at Its session this
afternoon voted, after q long and acrimonious
discussion, to pay 81 900 each to Messrs.
Alexander Donnan and Mann & Stringfellow
for legnl services rendered the city when the
injunction sued out by Colonel Paul to pre-
vent the sale Of the city stock in the Peters.
burg railroad was heard before Judge Weisi-
ger. 1T seemed to be the opinion of many
OF the.members that the charge was exces-
slve, though this view was strongly opposed
oy others. What gave the discussion its Bit
ter aspect was the rather insoIent menace of
some negro members that they would teach
the people a dear lesson whenever they at
tempted to interfere with the rights. preropa-
dves, and dignity, of their legaiiy.elected
representatives. The vote was almost n
strict party division. the Conservatives
voting to pay 5000 instead Of 81 900 each.
The tax bill now being considered in the
Council places the licenses on all depart
ments Of business and industry at much
lower rates thin last year. 1t will no doubt
be adopted Us reported by the committee. It
is expected to encourage and increase bust
ness in the city. <. =:
Max Marshall, the ftissiest and most of.
fensire Radical of the city, hns been ap-
pointed inspector Of tobacco in the city,
which is to be divided into two districts
Colonel Lyle being the other inspector.
Within the past few days, $4,000 of the
l0s river bonds Of the city have been re-
deemed out Of the money paid the city for
its Petersburg railroad stock. They have
hccn duly cancelled, and are in the hands of
the Treasurer.
This evening an ordinance will be offered,
and no doubt adopted, authorizing the nego-
tiation of 100000, in accordance with the
act Of the Legislature approved by the Gov
crnor on March 23d. The bonds are to bear
5 per cent. interest are to be sold at not less
than 90, and mature in 1885, though they
may he redeemed ut any time after 1915.
a schoolgirl, aged sixteen, daughter of
well-nown citizen, disappeared from here
yesterday morning, and it has been disco
vered that she has eloped with young man
TO Baltimore.
c. 2. Montague has been appointed lieu
tenant Of police to succeed NJ. L. Baker.
There were ten converts at the High-Street
Methodist Episcopal church last night, and
seventeen new penitents. ROBIN ADA1R.
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The WHEAT CROP OF THE COUNTRY ADJACEET
TO BR1sToL.-We are able to speak in encourag-
ing terms Of the wheat crop. With flour at
fivedollars per hundred, it is q comfortable re-
Election that as far as the present can enable
one to hope the future looks promising of a
short reign to high prices in breadstnffS
The wheat has been injured by the high
winds which have somewhat denuded the
young wheat plant of the dry pulverized soil
about Its roots, but the April rains and the
approaching warm season will be probably
sufficient for its restoration.-Br Ners.
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The California Legislature and San Fran
cisco Chamber of Commerce has passed reso-
iutions to grant MI annual subsidy Of 81 ,000,-
600 in support of steamers plying between
that city, and China, Japan, and Australia,
Isaac C. Day, of the firm of Day, Allen, &
Co., Chicago, shot himself dead Thursday,
having probably become insane by his losses
by fire. s II.
Attire on Bassett street, Albany, on We'd
nesday night, destroyed Scott & Simpsons
lumber-yard and eight dwelling-houses. Loss,
$40, GOO. ;ga, 80
The Metairie races. New Orleans, are post
poned until to-day on account of the heavy
track. s1-ls. -
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Our ARMY IN TExAs.-Thc United States
troops stationed in Texas gre described as
"lively boys" The Mckinney Inquirer
prints the following "notice to the citizens OF
Jacksboro'," posted in that town on Febrll-
airy 18th: .-.,
F"We, the troops at Fort Richardson,
hereby notify the citizens of Jacksboro' that
it is resolved that unless the would-be au-
thorities of Jacksboro' cease to prosecute
members of any company at this post their
to,pn of tnfanay shall be burned over their
heads, and any citizen found in our camp on
purpose of arresting any soldier shall be
killed OF otherwise demoralized."
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MURDER IL PULASKI CoUNTY.-None of the
passengers by the trains Yesterday were able
to give the full particulars of the murder in
Pulaski Tuesday night, an account Of which
was first published by the Ne,rs w Wednesday
morning The account alluded to Is cor
robomted rs in the main correct, and is briefly
us follows:
A VIGOROUSLY bad character, named
French, and confederate, whose name is
not given, on Tuesday night went to the
cabin of negro named Frank Woodson,
living on New River about three miles from
Dublin, aud demanded that he should convey
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TIE WHEAr.-All Of our accounts from
the surrounding country are to the effect that
the growing wheat has greatly improved
since the moderate weather set in, and that
fields that looked bare and unpronising two
weeks ago, look the reverse now. 1t is Of
course too early to speculate on the prospects
Of the wheat crop, but It is evident that not.
withstanding the hard winter and lateness Of
the spring it bids as far as could be expected
Fredericksburg Herald.
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rJ,uE PIANO-F BUSI-sEa
NESS. TT TT
The subscribers arr well prepared Tor the nfosccu-
ton of this branch of their business. They are
agents for Messrs. CIIICKERING 81 SONS, Boston,
and Mcssrs. kNAHE & CO.. Baltimore, two OF the
greatest and best manufactures III this country or
Europe and are constantly supplied with IN assor-
nent of tile most popular styles Their prices are as
low as the manufacturers, and to reliable parties
easy terms will bc Afforded in the payment.
Secondhand Pianos taken III exchange. Planos
tuned and regulated by an accomplished hand.
Pianos carefully packed, moved, anu shlppeo.
Piano Stools and Plano Covers fOf sale. 49,
Over twenty years experience In this business Will
bear them out III guaranteeing entire SATISFACTION
~ WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
NH Ia Booksellers and Stationcrs.
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az BARRELS JOHN TAYLoR's cELE.

OK BARRELS JOHN TAYLOR'S CELE-
BRATED sUGAR-cURED JERSEY HAMS.
rs hogsheads CLEAR RIB SIDES,
Is hogshcads SHOULDERS,
IS hogshcads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
loo bags RIO COFFEE,
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
.; BAGS OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
COFFEE, choice article;
80 barrels William Moller & Sous extra GOLDEN
SYRUP, $3.50.
zoo barrels EASTERN IIERRINGS new,
$50 boxes sANGER'S MUSTARD, ,s
10 half-chcsts GOLD CHOP TEA. ~
o5 haff-chcsts 6UNPOWDER TEA, sr
Is cases BLACK TEA,
90 kegs ENGLISH SODA four importationl daily
expected which we offer TO the trade at lowest mar
ket rates. ,. y. siAhDi % ~
NH
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i. ~.. -z RICHMOND, VA. April 8, 1872.
COL SMITH RUSSELL, ESQ, AND La
y DIES AND GENTLE NIEN. OF THE Der
GER TROUPE: Approaching the merit OF your
entertainments and the enjoyment they always
afford those who witness them, and especially re-
membering your courtesy and Kindness TO the
Pythan Order when last In our city, we. rs mem
bers Of that order and citizens or Richmond, beg 70
tender you o complimentary beneftat the Richmond
Theatre ut such time rs win suit your convenience.
Respectfully,
d. W. BOHANOS,
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN,
H. ID. DANFORTH,
J. THOMPSON BROWN
NJ 2. HANDY.
e. MEG. FISHER,
J. II. CAPERS,
W. S. GILMAN,
81. G. G. HARTMAN,
j. II. HENRY,
l.. L. BASS,
THEO. r. MAYO,
W. G.. CARRISGTON,
", 7. VI. KELLAM,
B. c. HARTSOOk,
G. II. PEN0RD,
j. J. WHITE,
WILLIAM Z. GRETTER.
CIiARLEs U. WILLIAMS,
F. II. CHAMBERLAYNE, JB.,
W. d. PALMER.
X. a. L. DABNEY,
a. S. McRAE,
HENRY r. MILLER,
G. WATSON JAMES,
BENJAMIN T. AUGUST,
T. il. IAfBODEN,
rEYTON WISE,
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Keep, as It will bring very much better price. Too
M ,ch cannot very well be said of 1B Doint and IL
planters, both In Virginia and other parts Of the
country, would always heed and acf upon the sugZ
Eesdons thus offered, they would fnd thenselves
richly compensated In the end. !" Uncurel - and
trashy are words that ought long ngo to have
teen expunged from the -ealrrs vocabulary
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|AHKow ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-As one OF
'r cars Of the I040 New York train was
ra,sius through Pratt street, on "Wednesday
,,4ht, and when near Commerce street, q
I"ntcman named Francis Fornett, of Alex.
:,nlria, Va, fell from the front platform in
he middle Of the track, and was caught by
he rear axle of the car and dragged some
distance. lis cries attracted the attention Of
Policeman CLANCY, who jumped upon the
st: and gave the alarm, aud Mr.. Fornett was
lcscued from his perilous situation. BE was
on!y injured to the extent Of some slight
hrlises, and proceeded on the train to New
GUrh.--BailmOre Sun.
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I. CoMM q! i K i /,
CORN AND FLOUR Excn sSeE,

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VAnAprtl S, 1s72
OFFERINGS.
ENTERTAINING. 90 bushels
GoRN--White, 1850 bushels Mixed, 2as huzhels.
& OATs.-3o bushels. ,..ay.
BD1CK-EYE PEAs.-10 bttshela.
: POfAT0Es.-28 bushels.
-0FFAL.-l0o Bushels.
-. SALES.
4 WJfEAT.--W hite, ss bushels common ut sl.so.
C9RNIWhite. 80 bushels prime at 7oc. Mixed, EOS
l,ushels prime at 7oc. j $3.50
. OATS.-so bushels winter ut 70c.
BLACK-ErE PEAs.-s bushels at S1.5o.; bushels
1t Si.25
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The extensive stables Of the Knickerbocker
Ice Company, in Philadelphia, were burned
Thursday night. Thirty-four horses and
Total LOGS, $!5 1000; fully insured.
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RICHMOND, VA, April {, 1872.

RICHMOND, VA, April {, BIZ.
7ftssrs. II. X. Wade, J. J. White, Charles u Vii.
fans. ". c. Car11agtons, Peyton Wise, and
others:
COMMUNICATIONS communication concerning
tasIimoniaI prof!ered OH behalf OF the knights OF
Pyihias received. Permit me, for the Berges
FsluIly aud myself, to return sincere thanks. we
would respectfully name as an appropriate occa.
sion Saturday. night, April ., ls7e
.nssst h'eie'' 'o SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
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THE PEACH CRoP.-It has been asserted by
many persons that the peach crop would be
a total failure this season, i'll consequence of
the buds being killed by the severe cold dll-
ring the winter. Later examinations, how
ever, induce the belief that the crop will be
an average one in this section OF the State, II
it does not meet with further injury. Or
chards exposed to the cold northern blasts
have been more or less injured, but where
protected from them the damage has been
Slight. We hope for an abundant crop OF
this delicious uit.-Fredertcksburg Herald.
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Discovery OF New PLANET.-Detoit
April 4.-Professor Watson, of Ann Arbor
reports the discovery last night in constclla
ton Virgo of new planet. 1t shines like {
star of the eleventh magnitude. Its position
is right ascension 200 degrees, IS minutes
declination. 1t is moving slowly west In
right ascension and north in declination.
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t'>e-'. " CHARLES HARTWELL.sr
RICHMOND, Va, April J, ls72. eiati a45 s.Isss,

TCE-CREAM DEPOT-I would inform
onon,d al sI1 BROAD STREET IN lCE-CREAM
DEPOT. where shall manufacture, and be pleased
10 furnish 10 dealers, hotels ami private fa,s1hee
ri SI.iv per gdloD, manufactured daily from prro
cream a!id milk furnished from Nr; HafI"els
dairy. fCAK rs also furnished u desired. -
Orders solicited and cream delivered In any Part
the city. or sent by express to the country. -,
4 liberal deduction made TO fairs, feasta, PFC
CHURCH HILL.-Families can be supplied WI
CREAM by Mr.. L. $, STCBBS, MASONIC 5;I.dynliS,
corner Tweuty-Gfth and 81 streets, Church Hia. j
ss,..3,ss, -, formerly with ]. ". PisdSa;, d.
IA. " sar,l r i isTg 10. = .api-5t :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-06
PANTS, OILS, DC.

HILS, OILS, 0IfsS.-10 bbls. Linseed Oil.
~ bbls. Boiled Linseed Oil, bills purc Lard on
bbls. " hale Oil Dbl. pnre Sperm Oh, hbls Tan
era' OH. bills Olive Oil 20 bbls. pure non-exposye
kerosene OIL. bbs. Anchor Oil, 10 bhls Virginia
LubrlcatDg OIL, for sale low by n 81, -.
BODEKER BROTHERS. Druggists
ap4 No. 1444. Main and Fifteenth streets