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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

NEW ORLEANS April 2i-The first race tc.
day--a hurdle race, two miles, purse S700-s
length. Tom Corbett came out third and
Oleaniler fourth. Time, 1861. The winner
was the favorite. - ''''E'' $, ,S'f,'''' ~
The second raee-.two mile heats, for o
purse Of sl,200--was won BY Mamie Doug
lass, beating in two. straight heats. Tine,
3:395-4::4433. -. .s.,;.. .,.., =
In the third race, mile and quarter dash,
for purse of 5000, eleven started It was
won by Anna; Bob Shelton being second,
Madame Dudley third, and Lord Byron
fourth. The remainder were not, placed.
Time, 2I43. .,...,., ~, -, !: !.
The attendance to-day was good : many
ladies being present. Weather threatening,
but very pleasant. ,a,ao! t#J ,>rassiqTH (.
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Police CoURT, TuEsDAY-Justice J. j.
White presiding,-The following cases were
disposed of: 90. -
: Thomas Lucas (colored), charged with as.
saulting and threatening to beat Thomas
Hall. Bound over for twelve months IN Sloo'
Thomas Hall (colored), charged with as.
saulting and threatening to strike Thomas
Lucas with hatchet. Bound oyer fol
twelve months in $10O and fined $3.50. y.
Malala johnson (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Bette. Johnson
Fined 81 and sent to Jail for thirty days
Bette Johnson (coloredl charged with as.
saulting and biting Mahala Johnson. Fined
81, and surety required in the sum OF Sloo
for three months. : fa... .I.a#s.. ~. /,
James Jones, charged with breaking and
attempting to pull down a.fence on Twelfth
street between the lock basin and the ruins
of the. Gallego Mills, the property OF James
e. Goddin. Continued until Monday /
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.GRASp GROVE OF DsUlDs-At q meeting
of the past officers of this arder, in Rich.
mond, held on, Monday night the following
gentlemen were elected officers or the Grand
Grove of Virginia William E., Cree, past
noble grand arch; D.t w. Bollanon, noble
grand arch; j. 4. 'Mountcastle, Jr., vice
grand arch; George Gersdorf, grand seGe.
tary; J. NJ. Paul, grand treasurer; -
Baldwin, grand inner guardian.
The Order Of Drllids has recently received
large accessions TO its membership. Arrange
ments are being made for rntstletoe celebri-
tion the sixth tay nfter. the first null moon
in May. II will be public celebration in
the woods, according to Druidieal custom.
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q EDNESDAY MORNING. April g. ls72.s ls72sss

Ninth and Main streets, has inst received large
sortment Of fancy goods-3ewelry OF every descrip-
tIon of the la.est styles, imported bohemian gtass
ware jet and tortoise shell jcwelry ladies' travelling
satchels, photograph albums, writing desks work
boxes, backgammon boards, card-rcceivers, &c. !;
also, fresh supply Of those valuable little clocks
which for accuracy or time have no superior. Our
stock at present surpasses any that has been offered
to the public since the first opening Of our store
We extend coriat invitation to our friends TO call
and examine for Themselves /. 81 s-:l =! 7'r.
ss"'+. ret ~ Sc. j. : CAMPBELL &c CO., d 4.
sat.a - Original Dollar Store,
Z -. corner Ninth and Main streets.
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Asan evidence of the growth aud increasing pros
perty Of city, note the auction sale of vacant
lots TO be made April 10th by Messrs. HILL & COP
DIN, real estate agents. who will offer OH the day
above named most beautiful tract of land (which
has been divided into lots just beyond the western
line Of the city, adjoining Harrie Parties purchas-
Ing avoid the heavy taxation Of the city, and at the
same time have the advantage of the improvements
which have been extended in this direction. A plat
of these Iots--slxty-four in number, ench having n
front Of thirty feet with depth of one hundred and
eighty feet-can be seen at the Office of the auc-
tonecrs, No 1los Main street. Our young inen and
the mechanics Of the city cannot do better than in-
vest In these lots. steadily increasing In value US
the city moves westward.
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Exposrr1oN UNIvERsELLE, PARIS, lse7.

EXPOSITION USIvERsELLE, PARIS, 1se7.
The only Gold medal for the manufacture and
perfection Of scwing-machines and hutton-hcle
machines was awartlad to Messrs. Wheeler VIII
son of New york. IIESKY +. q. D'ALIGNY,
Member and Reporter Of the international Jury
satt =l ROLL OF MERIT. s-
lst-Wheeler & Wilson. Gold medal.
7tb-Howe Machine Co.....Sllvcr metal.
sth- Weed S.. H. Co... Sikcef medal.
oth-Florence s.. NJ. Co.....Silrer medal
llth-Callebaut fslngcr NJ Silver medal.
eed-A. 3. Howe. Bronze medal
asth-Empire s. NJ. Co... Honorable mention.
4Oth-Elias uowa DR.. }Co-ooperators
alst-J. A. s. II. A. House.. fAids).
Messrs. Wheeler & Wilson, e.5 Broadway, n. 7.
received the GOLD MEDAL, and the ONLY ONE.
awarded for the most perfect Sewing Machine and
Button-hoe Machine exhibited at tho Paris Univcr-
sal Exposition. *'i J.C.D DERBY
=: :. u. s. General Agent for the Exposition.
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:. MERIT REwARDEp.-The Weed Sewipg-Machlne
Company sent some plain machines, taken indls-
criminately from their stock, and made rery
modest display at the Paris Exhibition, lmrlng no
foreign agencies through which TO. herald great
claims for a prize. But their nna2s,ninE position
and modest display did not prevent The jury from
examining their claims to popular Favor, anh event.
ually crownng them with one Of the highest medals
Under all the circumstances, II IS no cxaggerato
to say that the aWEED sewing machines have won
tho highest bonors at the Worlds Exhibition In
Parls.'t-Ee,o York Independent.
:r WILLIAM LoCKHART, Agent,
corner Eighth and Main streets.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention of mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sheriGs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
Bn-Hcads, Letter Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed. 'f"si 'ri't"'' -
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Now York Htsuan.

New YoRx,April Eighty persons, are.
involved in the indictments for old tobacco
and whiskey revenue frauds. Nome Or them
are prominent" Si,* -: tt'Sis sai' r f'afss
TiA,bilh has been iintroduceiin the Legisla-:
lture fning newspapers $1,000 for rpublslnS,
abortion advertisements. !, ,ltau; ,a h,stp..s J
A man was sentenced here this morning TO
three years confinement and d a1fnsof $4eo ,
for furnishing straw bail. ."dEFf 9a4 IT, 5fEts
Z. Two deaths occurred In this city Yesterday
from spotted fever. Physicians pEenonneait
very contagious. ,,,,,.,S.. t,,.,.yt z.,sS...s,
Seventeen new cases Of smallpox and
seven deaths were reported Yesterday .fad
Five cigarette importers have been haldltosi
bail in $4,000 each for attempting to, ,defraud
the Government .., n.
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weather Probabilities.

e WAsHMGToN, April 2.-Clear and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Wednesday
over the New England aud Middle States, with
westerly to northwesterly winds. Easteriyt to
southerly winds and increased zcioudidess
are probable for, the South Atlantic States,
with falling barometer ), thence to the, lower
Mississippi Valley. Increased cloudiness,
with threatening weather and rain, will pro
bably prevail from the Ohio Valley north
westward. The area Of rain over the West:
ern Gulf States will probably extend teast.
ward and northeastward over the South At
lantic States to the Ohio Valley. An area oI
low barometer is apparently advancing upon
Southern California. - - = 80 ;'i'7itr
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THE ELECTIONS,
CONNECTICUT.

!
=, HAsrroaD, Cow, April 31.Jewelps mn. .i,tsasc
jority will not exceed 300, with the possf s's'p
,bility Of afauIe of election by the nsz
r...e, s:sfnsstt i oHI0sa42s ssse9 ssN 4,s, ststss
~ CINCINNATI, April 2.--~A Democratic tudgssasa r
iS elected mere j.GHs efsss s3s stts: ,ftos
Later .--In the charter elections IN, thirty "a r..
One large towns the Republicans carry 16;;
Democrats, IL; Independents, 4. The Dem. 20
oerats elect their whole ticket CancHnnft fa u
by 600 majority fsisf ss sss Il assifa@ssfrs
:, ToLEDo, April 2.-The Republicans eayTE pssy4ag
this city by an increased majority. ., -
sCEEvELAND, April The Republicans
have elected Their ticket BY ali average s'
jority ofds s80eF The Council rsmsfns' thsaa asv
same az last ear. .Issirrg anS, a,siag7 stsgf faE
s44gTj ~ i. alNDLANA.,ff1as, wtAa sbsnss isa
EyAxsynLE, April p The, Repnhlic -
have beat the Liberal Reformers BY 900 .y,,
majority.
2 DETROIT, April 2..-The Democrats havs 2fs''as
made gains in the charter elections through-sf fsf
I,i.s. ~, ,,,t iowa. ,tes.,t E.,s ,,s,,..,,
DUBUQUE, April ,2.--The, charter election -.
here resulted III the entire Democratic ticket s'o
being elected s' - - tfSssaff s6 a7'fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

REVENUE CASES SETTLEp.-ln Judge Un.
derwood's court yesterday judgments We're
rendered for the United States Government
in the following cases and for the amounts
named: Robert H. Styll ct dIs., S593.5O; G.
II. Aturden, Sl25.76; +. j. Ridley ct ais,
SS3.50: Charles Edwards ct alS.,. SIT ;
Lemucl Holland ct ais, $3.50; John Fl.
Holmes ct ais. $15; John Lash et ais, 5000 ;
George j. Rowland ct ais, $3.50; James ID.
Neblett ct ais, $3.50; William B. Cleaton
et ais, $tS22; William E. Winn Ell ais,
$500; Samuel G. Smith ct ais, S49.99;
John G. Smithson ct ais, $37.44; r. S. Tay-
lor, 5000. John +. Brophy, $29.04. Most
of these suits were for non-payment oftaxes
imposed bv the revenue laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

TELEGRAPH SUIT DEcrpED.-In the United
States Circuit Yesterday the cases of the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Company
against the Richmond and Petersburg and
Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Rail
road Companies was decided in favor of the
compliments. The telegraph company sued
the railroad companies for the right of way,
Which had been denied them. When the
suit was first brought temporary injunc-
ton against the railroad companies was
granted, and this injunction is now made
nernotlal --ELE- L.. --..--
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TEE BERGER BELL-RfHGERs.-The Theatre
will be open tonight for one of the most
agreeable and popular and at the same time
entirely innocent amusements Of the season.
The Berger Family of Swiss Bell-Ringers
will make their first appearance in an engage
lnent of four nights. The Bergers are ia
vorites here, having given most successful
series of entertainments ut the Theatre last
winter. The lady orchestra, Miss Anna Ber.
ger with her premium cornet, and Sol Smith
Russell with his inimitable comicalities, still
lend their attractions to the company.
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1TRL]..EGRAIjPHIC5 &. NEWS,
New York Stock and Money marked

I New York Stock and Money Market.
New YoRK, April Money very strin
gent; as high as ! commission paid. seI.
ling, 81 to 90. Gold, 1osS to no. Govern
n,ents not 50 firm; sI,s, 115l 's2's, 112t
'e4's, 1l2i; COS, 112}--ncw, 111s; '6Ts,
112z; Bs's, 1927; 1O4Vs, 1881; new Ds,
10. New and old South Carolina's shade
oa; other States dull. Tennessee's, 66i;
new, same. Virginia's, 55; new, SO. Louis;
iana's, 5s; new; SO. Leyec's, 81; SIS, 30.
Alabanlas, s7;5s, SO. Georgia's, 73; rs, 81.
North Cardinals, 81; new, q. South Caro-.
lina's, 50; new, 3s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

THE THEATRE.-Another brilliant audience
crowed the Theatre last night, aud the per-
formance was in all respects more satisfactory
than That of Monday night. Mr.. Booths Pc
culiar talents find much better expression III
tn. role of Iago than in Hamlet. He has
carefully studied the character, and makes
some fine hits in its rendition. He was fire.
quently applauded. Mr.. ShewelPs Othello
agrecably disappointed the audience. Mrs
Booth as Desdemona was we'll received. The
company goes hence southwark MIA Peters
burp --...-. ....,." .r.-
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FIRE IN ROCKETS OLD FIELD.-At1 Il o'clock
on yesterday morning a fire broke out in the
frame building in Rockets old field, occtl-
pied as q store and dwelling by Stephen
McMahon. The cause is supposed to have
been accidental. Notwithstanding the quick
movements of the freIncn the house was
burned, and very little Of its contents saved.
Mr.. McMuhon owned the property. He has
not yet ascertained definitely his loss. twill
probably be nearly covered by policy of
500 in the Virginia Home Insurance Com
pany, No. 1914 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03
From, london. .

LoSDos, April 2.--br.. Bradlaugh lecturtd
In Glasgow last night, and In the course Of
his remarks stated he was In favor Ola re-
publican form of government for Great Bri.,
tain.s Parliament, ,the said, had bestowed the
crown upon William and. Mary, and what Il
had a right to give 1t certainly had arfght to
withhold. .o'f-3 III a-}i'f.tf mo fisfefs aDs
These utteranecs of Dir. sBradiaugh gave
rise to considerable disorder, and an attack
was made on the building wherein the lee
ture was being delivered. A number Of
windows and street lamps were broken.
Several policemen who undertook to quell
the disturbance were stoned -bya the rioters
No one was seriously. hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

PuoToGI,ApHY.-We candidly recommend our
numerous readers to visit FR4AYsER's new gallery,
and they will be sure to admire did, the bcau
tiful specimens Of Photographic art. There is ne
need of waiting until you visit New York III order
to have u fine photograph, rs Dir. FRATsER has
every improvement In instruments. &C., that has
been made In the last five years. FRAYsER has In
his employ an excellent portrait painter whose
business 1t is to color lfesize photographs In oil
colors water colors, pastilc, India ink, crayon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03
.,-.r,oS SALES THIS DAY.

THOMAS W. kEESEE Will cell al !" a. u. 'ic =
collection - chr"m"s. ....
~ X RATCllFFE will sell ai rs n. NJ. STOCK Of
groceries.
,,xr { BROTHER will sell at 7. NJ. framed
rn,;as, nc. .eIl on Twcnty-third between ana
- streets.
CON LAUGHToN will sell for j. G.. I.angc. No
as Fourth street, a, log a. NJ. bar furniture and
n>turcs Md wines, grape cuttings, olcandcrs. &c
.,.FS ,:oDplN will sell nj 8 T. NJ three build
n,'lots on the castcra line Of Twentieth at its
,,t~r<rctton With Grace street. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

QUALIFIED Bouldin qualified on
yesterday before Judge Moncure as judge
of the Supreme Court Of Appeals, to fill the
vacancy ocasioned by the resignation OF
Hon. William It. Joynes. =. s"i's. sz-t
John G. Mason, Esq, also qualified in this
court as an attorney. -. k...Esfs, =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

FuNERAL OF Miss CnENERY. The obse-
quies of Miss Mary Z. Chenery took place
from st, James's church yesterday afternoon.
The deceased has been connected as teacher
with the public schools for several years past,
and that she had won the confidence and ies-
TEEN of her, associate teachers to q remarln-
ble degree was manifested by the fact that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03
Injunction Dissolved

PunApEIpmA, April 2.-Tbe Supreme
Court of PennsyiYania has dissolved the IN
junction restraining Bishop OHara ffom slis'
pending Father Stack. ~ atsds e,
i .Later.--The Supreme Court has reversed
Judge CANDLES, decision upon the legal
points involved In the o. 'Hara case, but with.
held an opinion On them. The court only
dissolved the preliminary injunction, which
enables the congregation toywolshiD IN the
church Of the Annunciatiol at Wiilismsport
until further edings In the case, and Leave
all the important Issues Of the same % be de-
cided on a further hearing. ~ 49, s''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

SALE OF RgAI, EsTATE.-M Messrs. Lee 6
Goddin, auctioneers, sold on Yesterday after
noon three building lots ofthirty- three feet
each Mt the intersection OF Franklin street
with Twenty-nintli street. and extending,
back one hundred and d4twenty-one feet to an
alley twelve feet wide, for BIT per front foot.
Purchaser, Mr. Joseph Branpan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

HENRIco COUNTY CorRT.-Fleming Chris
tiau (colored), charged with injuring and de-
facing the property of Robert E. Johnston
was fined s. and costs. has gf4..+ =. 50
Lucinda Hill (colored), charged with the
same offence against the Monteiro estate, was
fined SO and costs. *t'At .1sEIsHsi y 40
Ann Eliza Christian and Allen Christian
(both colored), charged with the same offence
were tried and acquitted. * Z, ,rt,,, y,
The case Of DR.. Sterling and others is SET
for t0-lay,sfJfy. y.s3 2y+tff.1s ,svsg~S*t ss.gfI4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

II have \ WILCOX & GIBBS sewing machine. II
POSSESSES all the good qualities claimed ior IT, lhho
that Its work IS durable. Its scam is more strure
than that Of other machines which nafe uSc'' -
Mrs. j. B. He,,,y, Cumberland, Ad.
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AccrDEsT. AT the, Theatre last night Mr..
w. T. Powell, business manager Of the estab-
lishmeDt, was hurt by a fall. In going down
tic stairway leading to the main. entrance
one of his feet caught In rent IN the unit
ting, and he was thrown violently down
upon the. floor. Being taken to his room In
the upper, part Of the building it. was dis
covered that bis wrist had been severely
sprained il not dislocated, while he was
otherwise rafrft1ffY hurt = !t--s.!.- s---.-L -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

HusTISas Court YEsTERDAY.-This court
met yesterday and disposed Of a large
amount Of civil business. s.r ;.t.<.t3!.i
The civil docket will be called to-day at II
o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

=, PERsoNAL.-Thomas u. Dudley, ESQ.,,
Deputy Sergeant of this city, has gone to
Baltimore on account Of the illness of his
son, Rev. T. u. Dudley, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

NJ. ELLYsoN& & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building viii receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal Of the country at regular
rates. ~a q r.. - ri.3 f ? - 'if't's"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

G.. r. REESE 6 Co. are no mushroom artists
they were awarded the first silver medal ever award.
cd in Richmond for fine photographs by the Me-
chanics' Institute In 1863 Cards, s2.5O per dozen
large size, 81; monograms, 50 per loo; porcelain
pffecfg- tent--uo extra charge. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

'.You can't eat enough In one week to Last you q
whole year, and You can't advertise on that plan
either" And It Is certain you can't wear clothes
that plan unless you buy them of E. B. SPENCE &
Bon, l3c0 Main street st.' - 2i@t' =.
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g Don't spend all your earnings SAKE something,
ants feel that yon getting along IN the world
Buy your dry goods, hats, and shoes, where you can
get them the cheapest; and remember that the best
place to buy your spring clothing is at E B. SrENcE
& Sos'S 1900 Main street. 5I ss.r. IN s: -
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ARRIVED. ~"
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent. .-
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York. merchandise
and passengers J. ". Wyatt, agent.
Steamer g. b. Upton, Roberts, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company. . ..
Steamer Falisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, w. p. Brett, agent.
Schooner Mott Bedcll, BeGell, Port Royal, S. c.,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Lucy, Mailman, Dew York, merchan-
disc, Curtis & Parker. -Es ... .....
Schooner j. B. Myers, Ellwood, Wilmington, DEL
merchandise, Curtis 6 Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March ao.-Schooner Flying
Scud Owens. sgs
..E MEMORANDA.
The Leonora, Edmondson, from Liverpool, to loaG
for Richmond, Va, arrived ut Newport 18th ultimo
Disasters in M,LrCh.-T'hc number of vessels be-
longing TO bound 10 or from ports in the United
States reported totally loStand missing during the
past month Is 56 Of which - wrecked, IL aban
tloned.2 sunk by collision, burncds foundcred and
are missing. They arc classcd as follows: ship
l5 barks brigs, 80 scooners and slOop and thell
estimated value. exclusive Of cargoes Is S7SS,ooo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-OFF1oE APRIL 2, 1872
Mrs. N. B. Cussen, st. Johns, n. F.; August
Weimer, Richmond; Messrs. G.. Cassard s.
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FLOWER sEED.-Fifteen packages of choice flower
seeds for 50 cents If by mali enclose stamps. Tuber
bulbs, 10 cents each three for IS cents. Bouquets
and funeral decorations furnished In every design.
~ aFga' A. B. LEcKENBY, 73a Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

ADyERTIsE--Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYSoS & Co. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishcrs' rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

PHoIoGRAPIiY.-Evcryb can now have first
class pictures tuken since REES & CO. have reduced
their prices they do this to prevent the people from
being imposed upon by. the "smal-fry" who boast
of Improvement" unknown to the art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

5CoNv1crs REcE11v1ED.4The following con-
yicts were received aat the penitentiry yes
terday: Erasmus Wake, from Brunswick
county, one, year, for burglary and Julius
Coles, from Allegheny county, eighteen
months, for malicious tabbing..,T,R~a-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT.-The
amount paid out of the State treasury up to
yesterday afternoon on account of interest on
the public debt was about $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

We beg leave to suggest to the members nf the Lo
gslature that one Of the best things they can 10 be-
fore leaving for home IS to go TO f. H. SrENcE q
Sos's and buya suit OF spring clothes = 81
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1.-THE man who mintb his own business was in
town yesterday Yes; him. He was buy
Ing new suit of clothes at Z. b. SPENCE Sons,
100 Main street. .s,a ,.rs.s.. sf.....gr,., --t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

MRS RANDoLPIl's new and beautiful invention
is now In full operation at the LEE" Gallery only
No additional charge for this new style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03
Iarge and soft prunes aud figs at Axrosrs.

Elegaut gems Of OIL chromos, In dne gold and
backwalnut frames copies from celebrated artists,
viii be sold at auction on Wednesday, April 3D. ct 10
o'clock, ut THOMAS ", KEEsEE's, No. lsl7 Main
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-03

Ncp York Ledger, Weekly, Saturday
Night, and Horper's BazGr for this week, re-
ceived from Ellyson & Taylor, next to Dis
patch Office. III FL