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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston, March ia destructive fire
occurred in Unionville, Union county, last
Friday morning, burning both hotels and
eight other buildings. The loss is estimated
ut $4,000. The fire is attributed to incen-
diarism. q, st!a 49,. a..e.-te. =ea.. f
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VALUABLE PRESENT FROM Mr.. CoRcoRAN.--
We learn, says the Lynchburg ,Neass, that
w. w. Corcoran, Esq, of Washington, has
purchased the !" Howard Library" of thirty
Six hundred volumes, and presented it to the
Washington and Lee University. 1t is the
most valuable classical collection In the State
of Virginia. s>s Z. go Il Zs.s.5.S i.5: II !
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People have about a thousand different
"ay~ "f pronouncing Schurz. Perhaps q
majority ,vy "Shoors," which is great deal
lnitcr from the proper pronunciation than
~',pirts would be. Then we have Shoorts.
-Iniz- and 50 on. The proper pronunciation
Is UnrIuiyocally Shirts, as nearly as the ave
re American tongue can reach 1.-THE let.
''r Z hcing called in German tect, and pro-
@'unccd rs in Italian, t1.-Ohto State Jour-
ta#.
Not correct. Unless otherwise provided,
a.. letter u in German always has the sound
"l or III English. The proper pronunciation
" ;tr nalnr is therefore precisely as ifspelled
avtc.- Washington Star.
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DAMAGEs AGAINST THE EASTERN RAILROAD
Boston. March 1.-THE referees between the
Eastern railroad and Stephen D. Thayer, OF
Newton, crippled in the Revere disaster,
have awarded him $25, 800 damages. Mr.
Thayer lost all his fingers, his left eye was
entirely destroyed, his left ear Is nearly deaf,
and the right eye is in SO critical condition
that total blindness may result. 4, &h4
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THE FESTIVE JAY AND HIS FEATHERED NEST.
Ne,o York, March lit is stated that fully
81, 900, 900 Of Erie stock is now under the
control OF Jay Gould, and half of it his pri--
vate property. It Is rumored that he retired
from the Board merely to renew the fight.
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BY Richardson & Co., E' 81
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
.s@ No. 1l13 Main street, ti

" A L U A B L E REAL ESTATE ON
ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
ASD ,KaNk STREETS, FOR SALE PRIVATE
TMe are instructed to sell that ROW OF BRICK
bolLDiNGS, four in number, and the GROUND
on which they stand, on the east side of Eleventh
netween Main and Bank streets, with two sto-
zone on each foor, with gas, water, and other i'm
proyements throughout the buildings. These build
constantly occupied rs stores and Offices Welding
handsome percentage on the price for which we pro-
pose 70 sell Them The location is such rs to Keep
them always desirable, and, with the increasing de-
mand for places Of business, must soon yield a
ceived. RICHAKDSON e co.
mn 1S-tw 'st" I113 Main street
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Hos. /. A. HENDRICKS DECLINES GIFT
~ a recent Hebrew fair held at Indianapoli
Is beautiful silver service was voted to TIL
:'nlieman who should receive a majority o
Idiots rs the most popular candidate fol
""'"rnor. The balloting resulted in thu
@r@'st vote being cast for the Hon. Z. A
Hendricks. He declined to accept it, stating
''G'' he WAS not Il candidate for the office, bu
'.'ally gave it to the Hebrew congregation O
j.iu city.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING!
RICHMOND, March Is, 1872. s
non ,oTrpT To DDTNJUJNrn

PROPOSALS FOR BL1CPRINTING,
BINDING, &C.-In accordance with the provi:
sions Of an act Of the General Assembly approved
March 30, 1871, SEALED PROPOSALS win be re-
ceived by the undersigned at his office In the capl.
toll until MONDAY the LIST day Of April 1s72 st L
STITCHING, RULING AND BINDING, required
for the State of Virginia from the date OF contract
until the LIST day of April. 1873, rs follows: ---
BOOK AND PAMPHL PRINTING.
Composition of type per thousand ems. 90
Press-work per token Of $50 Impressions. ~.
- = JOB PRINTING! BINDING, &C. :
Composition of type per thousand ems.
Press-work per token Of $50 impressions.
- Folding stitching, ruling, and binding, as per
blank schedule that win be furnished on application
" Chnracter and specimens Of the work that will be
required can be seen at my Office. -. !,
Contracts viii be awarded to the lowest response
BILE bidders, subjectto appeal, as provided by law
Contractors viii be required to execute their VOTE
in close and compact form. without unnecessary
The successful bidders will he required to enter
into bond with security to be approved by the Secr
taryi of the Commonwealth, for the; prompt and
faithful execution Of their contracts:
., ! Superintendent Of Public Printing
NH le-2awtApl - ;fFssz& ,.tyE
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TuE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION

TuE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
90 New York World is demonstrating
-o'N>t the impatience Of certain Democrats
Who think the general committee ought to
l.>t,"a call for the National Convention with
O." further delay. After showing the un'
g., onahlencss of the complaint, the editor
~,'"ns that for many years past Democratic
nairnai conventions were never held earlier
la1n the end Of May--thus:
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BY an accident on the Lake Superior and
Mississippi railroad, near st. Paul, on Fri
day. the ladies' car was thrown down an
embankment. One lady was fatally injured,
and other passengers were slightly wounded.
Twelve millions of dollars are being In
vested In hotel property in Chicago, -
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FOR SALE, SMALL BRICK HOUSE,
l. five rooms, kitchen with two rooms, very desi-
rably located, and on liberal terms. - - -.
THREE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS In Sid
ney, on Federal street IT,. ~. .-- -. = -. y
BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on Church Hill,
corner of Thrtieth and Franklin.
BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOT In Sidney on Pine
street. corner of Cumberland.
VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING, five rooms
and passage, and kitchen with two rooms on Church
Hill. = e.. .-e 49,. - -
ONE-FOURTH OF A SQUARE in Sidney. on
Laurel street, corner Of Cumberland. - :"
VERY NICE LITTLE BRICK HOUSE, with four
rooms, on west Clay street; large lot. -.
large lot. Sr~@'S sr
VERY DESIRABLE VACANT LOT on Leigh
street near Fourth street. =
CHEAP FRAMED HOUSE, four rooms and pas
sage, on Dover street, Sidney.
.r -=s- r E. B. NEWBURN,
NH lS-3t 101i Main street.
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BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE SU-
ID BURBAN FARM OF FIFTEEN ACRES ON
THE PLANK ROAD, AND ALSO ON GROVE
ROAD, ONE AND ONE-QUARTER MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The beauti-
full country seat belonging to Captain Kellam, To-
Gated one and one-quarter miles from the city OF
Richmond, bounded on the south by the Plank road,
on the north by the Grove road and OH the west by
Il cross-road connecting the Plank and Grove roads,
containing FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND more or
less. The DWELLING contains one large parlor. n
sitting and dining-r0om on the lower floor, with
nine large bedrooms on the two upper floors; French
roof and two large cellars.
The outhousesare kitchen. stables, carrage-h0use,
tool, hen, and man-house (which makes 1t thief
proof cow houses with stalls for twelve cows, barn
lofts, corn crib chicken yard. and large and vaua-
bic greenhouse containing the best variety Of for
eign grapes: acre of outdoor grapes an acre OF
asparagus. large strawberry bed fifteen bushels OF
seed Of the potato onion, an. abundance OF fru1,
trees in full vlg0r-viz., peaches of every variety
both early and late; two or three hundred exceed
ngly large dwarf pear trees the yearly yield Of which
Is enormous; apricOts, ncctarines, apples plums
damsOns cherries, figs, gooseberrieS, currants ano
ornamental trees, roses, &c. Hundreds OF bird
houses.
Opposite to The place is large common useful foi
grazing purposes. The question Is now being Sert-
Ously ngitated of making 1t public park.
The whole place Is summer paradise suitable fol
q residence of pleasure and profit, or public gar.
den. Sold for no fault A change In the family az
fairs of the owner is the only reason for the sale.
TERMS: Easy and liberal. Apply to
NH l6-3t - --..a -,.- W. GODDlN, Auctloneer.
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COMMERCIAL.

lsi assc0RN.AEDFL FLOUR EXCHANGES,
sIsq 1fc1iNoND, VA. March Is, 1877. &
ras ost oFFERIEGs. g. ~ J, ST. {, !,
paTs h,Ise; go bushels Mixed, @, buahcls
bssheis. is.,;iS, ri sssissI q .sst;
aA-r'a1 oesnsis,,t fn Ha-.iis.. ,1f -.sf;.g, 81
roni ~, .gslEs SALES, ,yttrI bres ~.
TERMS sss;JMhite, $50 bushels fair. on private
very rcca n sse Prime Of 7o Mlxe Iss bushels
e99rsd bushels prime spring at ssc; % bushels
mmnd--l4 bushels nt zoe
OFFAL--lsB bushels as spc, riga g-,,ft 80, 49,.
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, I

~ -..-, +. 49,. .-s - March 10, 1872.
ssd pToboSs Vim b ress1ed A M ace
until APRIL 2, at l2 NJ, for furnishing and laying
such BRICK PAVING may be required Ivy the
city for the term Of one year. a.-
Forms of proposals may be had upon application
at this Office. go
The Committee on Streets reserves the right of
rejecting any or all proposals.
NH l9-tltd .i.-sss.gr arsrssts,-- City Engineer.
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DR., W. II. Hopson, the distinguished Chris
tian minister of Louisville, formerly Of Rich
mond, had his tlourishing female college at
Palmyra, NO., broken up by the Federals
during the war, which explains this
CARD-I am requested by DR.. W. 81. Hop
son, as his trustee to whom he assigned his
property for the benefit of his creditors, to
state that he has paid all his Missouri debts,
as far as any were known to exist, amount
ing, with interest paid thereon, to about
eighteen thousand dollars, and exceeding his
assets when he made the assignment by about
eleven thousand dollars. ] am also requested
by him to return his thanks to his creditors
for the reason, as he states, that not one of
them dunned him, and that all were liberal
to him on final settlement. A. W. RUSH.
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.''''' 't.'-' ~ hiN
...........A August 20 !
g al Baltiinorcljunc Is |
lime. %

The Ford thinks the committee would
nrkoa mistake If they should issue the call
previous to the Connecticut election, which
may throw important light on the drift and
tendency Of public sentiment.
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'coRN.-whi,e, 40 ashels. ese I'D
ERIGEMoNDToBAc mA n -,

r a. .lPo 1toNUIIVBACCU MARkET,E -.lgI
M "a is-Receipts and offerings have fallen oft
The market has ruled very arm, and nr,css hs un
oeen slightly better all desirable grades IN
order particularly on bright wrappers, which No
sun scarce and In demand. Nondescripts are some
what neglected. " ''~'' = - = "As S''ne-
sme commune quotations, with the remark that MI
desirable grades are fully up to them -'A' ~
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CHARLOTTESVILLE $50. '..9 p q

........f...r .....,--. WOOLLEN MILLS. s
eral support during the past year, we beg TO assure
them that, regardless of the heavy advance In the
price of WOOL we shall spare effort to merit theil
confidence and patronage, and that y! L..' -.'
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD III.
Of our fabrics shall not only be maintained but with
increased facilities and rigid adherence to our rule Of
working - -. - = -" s#s essst-
- GOOD MATERIAL ONLY, n. .1..... ..s
we hope to establish for them national reputation
For sale In Richmond by s-.E-. ....- t..@.s =
j. c. COURTNEY & SON, ri .y.s.
THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.,
..", DUCKWALL 6 ROUSS, "-s.."
RREEUEN & FOX, .gge-aEg
- ISAAC SYCLES, Z. -ra...s ..!ea. ..r
LEVY BROTHERS,,
in CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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r DULY APPRECIATE THE COM
l. rllmentary call of MANY: VOTERS" and beg
leave to say that accept their proer Of service in
connection with the position of AUDITOR.
humble services as alderman are gratifying to me.
Should favorable result attend the efforts In my
behalf, it will he my purpose to render myself wor-
thy of public confidence and support. -
NH 19-Gt F5a . - $40 -. b. ROYSTER.
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Wild. EXCITEMENT. IN a THEArRE.-The
Opera House in Newark, N. j., was the scene
Of wild excitement Friday night, which par
took Of the character Of a panic. An ale
gorical play called "The Great Republic"
to represent secession and retfnion scenes,
was being performed, for! the benefit of the
Aged Women's Home, by a large number Of
little girls and boys. The girls were dressed
in light, fairy costumes, representing the
several Union and Confederate States. About
the beginning of the second part the seeding
States leave the stage. The girls represent
ing Georgia and Florida were Josie Coates,
fourteen years old, and Hattie Lyon, sixteen
years old. In sweeping off the stage the
Coates girl stepped sincautiouslyy near the
footlghts, so that her dress caught fire. In
On instant she was enveloped in flames, and
set fire to the infammable dresses Of Miss
Lyon and two other girls, and panic seized
upon the audience. numbering fifteen hun
dred persons, but after q stampede the girls
dresses were put outand order restored. The
Coates girl was terribly burned, and her re-
coyery is doubtful. ... -
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sREAEssEgfATE ATT RREvATE SAFE.
merry DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
DEN DENCE, NO; 4o3 EAST. GRACE STREET,
Af,kKiVATESh LE.-It has ten, rooms, besides d
Kitchen with fonr rooms, gas ami water. aud fae st
nanEonss one OF the best IN the city for private
]. For terms, &c, apply To- srtr;,aaa iii .ue
i f..s I.,1 59is4tTf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, n
nan ie-lw |. as..tssi..z,y Zeal Estate Agents, !,
RUILDIEG-L0Ts FOR SALE I'M various
localities In the city, at all prices and upon easy
terms. Apply 70 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH Ia-at 'tis:+st'. = s5H Real Estnfe grn ia Z
FOR SALE, a sTOREHOUsE, Sc. with
Il TEN ACRES GiORE OR LESsJ OFLAN at
taced-a good stand for the grocery, sulnac, black
smith, and shoemaldng. blsfness-ona mile above
flatrock Tavern, and four miles from Powhatan Sta
ton, In Powhatan county, -
PRICE: $500; on liberal terms. 81'G .fF!ycy ust,
Persons desirous of Investing in Improved pro-
Perty Or vacant lots In the town OF Manchester or
farms In Chesterfield county, with or without gran
lter-as haze soME Of the MOST desirable that are
for sale on the south sidew End Il 20 their int
rest 70 call on RE: y. X. WEISTGER,
Land Jobber and Auctioneer,
mn l9-Tu&S2t I.is1 Ezs!yE 1015 Main street Z;
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II DRY8GooEssasnr... =,
espEITaI IYD,5UljclEMFNTs.|

SPECIAL INDU CEsfENTs :, 1s5s7s 80 sssTl'''i
aIL-wooLEMPRRss CLOTHS ss sse. .,er MA.
5ALL-W0OLPEAfBPO PLINS mt &c, per yafti. !,
MOaAR POPLINS and sALPACAssatl sc. Der
BE MERINoS, fIENRIKTTAs ant3
-..., TANISE CLOTHS rs s7Sc- and 81 per yards j,
IRISH POPLfNB, s1k and Wool, &c $l:zs worth u
PLAIN, WaTERED, sndFIGUREDJ JAPANESE
BLACK I TiE II at q, siss. and s1so per
Pretty GAssIMERESa at a. Sis, and q. eper yard;
SPLENDID TOWELS ut %, Is, and JOG. Apiece
Anew pairvery hne BIZ NKETs ct $3.50 worth BIO;
WHITE QUILTS ut &I.58 worth e23 5fs % .2fsI
WHITE SKIRTS at o and sLso worth douhle ti,at
lot Of extra fine COKSETS nc less than
iSHAWLS and CL0AKSa 1t less than cost; s'ssS, Ss
FIGURED PIQUES at a3ac. worth SOC: per yard;
WHITE CAMBRICS and SWISS MuEL1Ns, very
PLAIN and PLADNARsooKsas ssand sec PEI
XIII Gloves, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, 80 80 : :,
INFANTS ROBES. Re, extra
II cheap; at the Broad-strees dry Goods Empo-
- WILLIAM THALH1MER b SONS, - |,
NH 49, It2fs 601 Broad, corner Sixth street. =
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DOR SALE, THAT VERY VALUABLE,
IL DESIRABLE, AND FINELY-LOCATED
CHARLES CITY, KNOWN AS KENNON'S, OR
WILSON'S LANDING.-Havingt determined to
change my occupation, offer for sale very
sonable terms my EARN, called kennon's. situate
directly on James river 9Rposte the Brandon sstatss,
ACRES OF LAND, of which about five hundred
acres Is open and the larger portion under cutiya
tion The lands good and susceptible Of the highest
Improvement, for which its location affords every
advantage. The improvements consist of DWELL
Ing with eight rooms, beautifully located an office,
all necessary out-houses two icehouses (flled barn,
stable, well of excellent water, and large store
house. and wharf ut which the steamboats, stop daily,
and at which there Is Il post-oflce-in fact every
convenience and inducement which farm on lower
James river can offer. E.a. - Il 4
NH lott ..-..- ....f JOHN {. WILSON.
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T ARGE QUANTITY OF EXCELLENT
IL BRICKS In THE WAREHOUSE AT THE
NORTHMEST CORNER OF CARY AND
are Invited until TUESDAY next the 10th March,
1872. for the purchase OF about FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND BRICKS In the large warehouse To-
Gated as above. These bricks are Of very superior
quality and quite convenient for delivery The pro-
posals VIII be per thousand for the bricks US they
now stand In the walls. For further particulars ap-
ply ut my Office. #5t# $50 W. GODDIN,
NH L. cOrncr of Bank and Eleventh streets.
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u GATHRIGHT, FURNITUREM I,
lie DEALER having moved 70 the new
and Franklin, keeps on hand nrge stcck o. n
The latest styles Of HOME-MADE and NUkIa5
ERN FURNITURE; also, Lounges, MAstr1seee.
Besidip9 &C.; Which win be sold ut the LoSees
prices for cash. II win be 10 the Interest Of
TO give me call before purchasing else Mbere, =. >
8 se ,e-am No, 10 Governor street. u
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GREAT BARGAINS In NEW SPRING
2 s.f@1i DRY GOODS. - - ts,.'','a

FRENCH MARsEnLE QUILTS, sl.5o; 9thsis,
GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK, $l.5o;3 ssis B@T%
CHECKED NAINSOOK at CSC. worth asc., sf,ss " I
WHITE FRENCH CASrBRIG at sc. worth Soc, /
HEM-sTTCHED LINEN aHANDKERCHlEFS
z at &c., g.sY III s;a.S3 Ts1tirG t5ssilii5E Ia;
HEM-sTITCHED aud CORDED LINEN HAND
!. 4. KERCHIEFs Mt 2oc., s,sg. as,;g; 4,
IRISH LINENS ut old prices. c,.;-, =, ,1,s;. 4.sg
d Also, fun line Of DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
CAMBRICS, for children WHITE GOODS Of every
description MEMS and BOYS WEAR, DOMES
TICS Of all kinds at popular prices at ;. s,'
81; 2@>tzB i!9s'E2o -" ~ 8. HIRSHS, q
I NH 10 627 Broad street.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND AET*&
" PACKET. COMPANY.-Thc steam.
shin g GORGE Il. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY.; leaves Richmond syery Tu iss No,:
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
A|. go - %. j. BURR, President, pa
70 % s. ~ .-s..... a. - ~ 1914 Main street. II
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ssRlvER AEis sssaaan SIZE aESsa 8. q
TSnIT aTsfs Bin, 81 u

DH1LApElBHIAyRfG 49,,
As uss a0F Ell sgghS aSas -
s safs ~ agsbg "a |ssss
ssa 7, ~ ss 5sa, W siia;sIy
II Or ssssi
.s 6 essaRsssss ;l sss s;sss sas
u y sss sssssI. ss :.
&, EssERRS 81 ss =
ss 3 i Esss ess.ss a. =. I,
TpR NEMzxoRK:-. olD Dosx4ENryd y
s s. s4RsI9 sssssss
B;:$ Is SBalBz u
Pa: 8. IS 81 4. ssss -
ssd nfsanfson are unsurpasscd. .aife5
&c clcse ctonsnsde seat III
et In saa sas,sd. When AouARd' q
TER OF ONE PEI sss tho OF nd 'tsa:i
For further 10 das,L y,
=, JOHN q WYAT.E;;assss.isi,gs, 90
! Fos a,LLysERP oo LzaEp LII -, !,
HoSs 4 ss ri
Payable in eoid F1 rsssss In crsae
E e sss' s SsSsss IT.
Es ssja = 81 I 8 ,s
o Sss further sHssy ss oonp's
'' B5csS nS r. w %YN 1sEI isss e m
jee1 ai,e. r,s4ya .szlEEn ,sif Richmond, Yasd ! ;.
JAMES RIVER sIEAMBoATsasaIHg,ilH =: " I;
a. ,,s,1 -, GoMPA l 49, !1 h1r
FOB h S6M f NaRF6 E FShTsaG AL1l =,
AND }k xET 81 EES SE 1s hAsD ~ pr ~ Oh
s. rssaS ss
!: 81
Thursday and s NUrs ,s 90; 81,
Line steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia aud Newl
Train leaves City Point FOR Petersburg arriva, l
Fare to New York g. :. = ...9Ifso
Fare to Philadelphia s'i
Fare % Baitnore % sff
IL TsS K s on sale at CO.'S ExPREss si'
and baggage checked q; r,s ,as9 of b
H saFuE Es6sSfs t%esEsRaf
ton Baltimore, aud principal landings, ON Chesa- "f
aaf Il 1sseas 'ses '
.ss''''i N1' l. D: fATUM, General Agent u ~
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth srees.H TIL "
l. my 10 81 800 .-.zgstsz q .gl..-I 2'Ga
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATsssngI bar
" * Tf NEW xe YoR Ra sa1s M; -
peake Bay to Baltimore and from thence by faa o"'
/ Philadelphia and New York, ntG = tE.fs sts.JE'
EPsiia'sas'sn.: IS
Tickets sold nnd 6assaee checked roushat CARTER
Co.'S Express, No. sS6 Main street and ON Board
The above Varied route commends Itself especially
TO tourists and pleasure. seekers enabling them to
points Of Interest on JAMES RIVER BY, DAY, nj
LIGHT. l. D; T TAT S ems, Ic Agent r,a5
Office, Ninth aud Main streets. aud ut R0ckettS -
no Is 80 - -. ----- L.--e ---.-- d fE''
| NUNARD LINE .--The BRE AFFN r"
" TISH AND NORTH AMERICANrsnts4s -
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS betweeen New York = -, q.
and Liverpool calling h at Ct Cork hareSr u ar
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steer -
f FRI Cabin $3.50 gold Second Cabin eod' -
First Cabin TO Paris. $leo go d
By The TUESDAY and Saturday steamers ,'"
First Cabin $50, gold stcerage.. $50 currsncy
sseeraae ess from Liverpool and
and MI parts of Europe, ut lowest rates. . q
Through bills of iadng from ohsr oS
pe ISIS ised by tlie ViRGINIX and REIGN ~
NE s they d pfnS afs
SHIP COMPANY to New York. and with the GU. W..
NARD LINE thence TO Liverpool, &c. - ~ N''
~'n'n Steamship cRA lTIfassfG G. FnAycKLYN ,,.
| &-. ID General A gent Cunard Line. ad' q.
I'D. KELLEY, Jr, General Agent Virginia i
1ea and Foreign Through Line.
I-IDCnry our, N.uyp AMI ~lSAH 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-19
GRAND CLOsING-OUT SALE OF VA

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~ LUABLE DRY GOODS.-We have, prepare
tory to removal from our present stOrehonse deter
mined to give our friends and thepublic generally
grand closiugout sale, at prime cost, Of our very
valuable stock The sale will be continued until LIST
April, By which time we intend to sell every dollars
worth Of goods In the house ut COST IL not sold be-
fore the LIST of April privately shall then sell NIL
the shelving, counters; ana other fxfures az puDc
very fully and handsomely furnished with fixtures
Of every kind. " 81
We assure our friends that we are in earnest, and
that our stock Is In prime order, and Of the best
quality consisting n part Of BROWN and
ED SHEETINGS, and other handsome Invaluable
domestics. q .Gg7g... ,-Es..r ,r-s. 80.
A very handsome and valuable stock OF LINEN
GOODS, such as IRISH LINENS, TABLE DA-
MASK, TOWELLING and TOW ELS; WINTER
and SPRING DRESS GOODS, embracing BLACK
and GoLORER SILKS; slegsnt IL LACE POIIsSIIISS'
RIBBONS SHAWLs, CARPETING. and thou
sands of other valuable goods 2 e w.. - -
Our goods are very cheap, with our profit ON
them; but with profit they present attractions
not to be neglected Come and look for yourselves.
These goods will of course go rapidly, and those In
want OF good goods from twenty-five to fifty per
| cent below. usual prices would do well 20 come
early and come often. z - ,..a z.-..I : .gce
NH Idiot ,-s. 90 '~s- DUCkWAIlI q ROUSS.