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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADRID, April 1G.--rhc reported revolt
among The Spanish troops in Porto Rico was
caused Ly demand on their part for IN
creased pay. which the Government mas
granted.
Additional reintorcements OF Government
troops have arrived at Puigcerda, where
they were received with great enthusiasm by
the populace. The Carlists are again threat
eniny the town.
The Government has received intelligence
of the crushing defeat by the Republicans OF
Carli.t force at San Lorenza de La MuSa,
in the province OF Gerdnal. Many Carlists
are surrendering to the Government troops
in the North in the hope Of receiving am
ncSty.
1t is reported that son Of Prince Henry,
Of bourbon, Duke Of Seville. who took up
arms in the cause Of Don Carlos, was killed
in the late engagement with the national
forces.
The detachment of Carlists under Saballo,
which before the late attack on Pruigcerda
was sent to hamper the march of the regu-
lar troops who were fastening TO the relief
OF that town. were repulsed by the Repubh-
cans, and lost three hundred men exclusive
of prisoners.
ROME, April 16.- Bulletins to-day concern
ing the Pope's condition announce that he Is
improving.
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WAsuISGroS. April 1G.-The storm-centre
in North Carolina will move slowly north
eastward. That in Ohio will extend over
the lower lakes and New York State.
For New England on Thursday there
will he continued northeast and southeast
winds, with threatening and rainy weather.
For the Middle States, easterly winds,
falling barometer, cloudy weather aud pos
siby light rain, except in Maryland and
Viagina, where, as well as in North Caro-
lima and the Ohio Valley, cold westerly
winds and cloudy or clearing weather is
more probable.
For the Southern States generally westerly
winds and clear weather.
For Lake Ontario increasing northeast
winds with rain.
For Lakes Erie, Huron, and Michigan
northeast winds lacking 10 north, with
cloudy weather and light rain.
For Lake Superior. the Mississippi and
Missouri Valleys, rising barometer and cold
northerly winds.
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Annual Meeting Of the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company.

The sixth annual meeting Of this Virginia
company WAS held at its office on Main
street yesterday evening at o'clock, and, as
u,u''i on such occasions, was largely attend
ed by stock and policy-holders, friends of
the company, and number of general
agents from various sections of the country .
among the latter DR.. Rice Of North Carolina,
i'r. heckwith OF Georgia, and Major Wol1
of Baltimore Y 0'''
The annual report of the directors. read
py Colonel Carrington. president. after the
meetlng was formally organized, gave full
ana lucid exposition of the plans and work
'n2s OF the company, its progress and
present status, and details of its business
during the past year. By careful compnri.
sons with the results of the work of pre
vlous years. and also with official returns of
other reputable life companies reportinp
through the New York Insurance Dcparf-
mcpt, it appeared that the company was
| continuing prosperous career. and that no
rival "f hc same are was conducting so en-
| trn~iyca business at 50 reasonable ratio of
expense to income or enjoyed to greater ex-
| tent the advantages Of average derived from
breadth of territory occupied. The num-
bcr Of new policies issued in 1872
| reached 2.G4+. assuring S5,S9n,G5i, an in
crease over the preceding year Of Az poll,
cics. and Sl24,S2i in the amount of insur-
ancc effected. Like Improvement wa:
pointed out in other departments of the
business.
The total income for the year ending Dc.
ccmbcr 81. 1872, was 81 ,250,904. Over $780,
900 we're paid to policy-!io,dcrs in dividends
and surrender values, and 1886 900 on ac-
count of death claims.
Investments OF aSSct> were made by dircr-
| ton of the Board CT Directors. rs provided
| by the charter, on unincumbercd real eStat,
| worth at least double the amount loaned, and
| in such localities is to secure the best rpvc
nue to the company; hence it appears that
an average OF over eight per cent had been
! realized during the pat year on all invest
mcnts. This result indicates Il iudiriouS and
profitable management of the assets OF the
company, perhaps. not eqmlicd by any com.
pany in America or elsewhere. The directory
WAS carefully extending the operations o
the company. and new territory WAS occu'
pied, is sufficient Inducements were offered
and now the company has successful agell
cie> in nearly every state Of the Union, and
is still the only southern life company thai
has met the rigid requirements Of the New
York Insurance Department.
As an evidence OF the continued prosperity
of the company the new business in policies
premiums, and amounts Of Insurance sine,
the beginning Of the current year has rX
cccClrd that for the corresponding period o
1872 by over 40 policies. $4,000 in pre-
muln>. and nearly S1,Go1.U0O in risks.
After the reading Of the annual report tht
election of directors orthc ensuing year Wa
| hnlI with tho tpllpIyintr rnSnti h.s.
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Rioa Between Minersyirginsa
Negroes EnSaSed,

lNDISAPoL1S, April ia riot is now pro.
crossing in Kingston between the striking
miners and furnace men and the ncgroe.
lately imported from Virginia. The negroes
are now at their clearinghouse, well armed
and guarded by the police. The surround
ing crowd threw stones and other missiles
company of colorcd miners from Baz
have come to the aid of the negroes. Man,
shots were fired
KINGSTON, April lG.-A riot has occurred
between the white miners and the ncgroc,
from Virginia. Three policemen and ;
preacher were badly used The militia from
Indianapolis stopped the row. Several o
the ringleaderS were arrested.
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W. GuDDlN will sell al II NJ. the loi formcrl.
occupied hy Kent. Paine & Co.. on south side o
Main between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
HILL & GODDIS will sell at - r. NJ. frame uate-
rialS in the lIuilding on Grace between Second
and I hird streets also. framed house and out.
houses on the northeast corner OF Grace ano
Third streets. To bc removed.
:. e. TARDl 4 co. VIII sell II II \. VI. genera
assortment of groceries, liquors, &c.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR will sell at s 2. NJ. three va
cant lots Oh Poplar between Rockets and Ash
streets.
W. GODDIN will sell ai IL VI. a farm In Hanover
twelve mile, north cf Richmond adjoining
Winn's Westinghouse.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell ut 10 A, NJ. fur
niturc. &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell three valuable
farms III IIcnrico county.
GRLBBS K WILLIAMS will sell at u r. NJ. a
number Of lots on Sixth. Leigh and St. James
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Relief of Southern Churches

NEW YORK, April 1G.-A meeting of the
southern Aid Society was held Yesterday
and appropriations made for the relief of
nearly thirty churches in the southern
States in need Of assistance. The sums thus
dlsbursed varied from fifty dollars to five
hundred dollars, and amounted in all to
over three thousand dollars. Among the
churches relieved is the Episcopal church ut
White House, Va, in which George Wash.
nSton was married. This building is said
to be over two hundred years old.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CouRT.-James III.
Pcrdue, r. Al. Beazley, James A. Clarke,
and IL. W. Branstord qualified and renewed
bonds Us uotaries public under new law.
Sixty licenses to keep ordlnarles nave
been granted thus far in various sections OF
the county.
The clerk reported eighty-two deeds of
bargain, sale, trust, release, &c, as recorded
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Steamboat Tnsnerttou

WASHINGTON, April 1G.-The Board of S,,.
pcrvising Inspectors of Steamboats, is now in
session here. a circular will be sent to
policr manufacturers on the inspection OF
Plates. The Secretary of the Treasury was
requested to abolish the regulation recurring
Sertihcates OF inspection to be returned to his
department. 1t was determined that here
alter only two inspections he required of tug
ana ireight steamers. 4 resolution was of.
iered for abolishing tire-extinguishers on
ooa.s OF certain grades. Thecommittees for
1873 were appointed.
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WASHINGTON Htcn,s.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Thc Attorney
General has no advices of the riots and
bloodShcd reported in Grant parish, Louisi-
ana. He thinks the affair exaggerated.
The President aud family have gone to St.
Louis for three weeks.
\ high military officer says it will take
three weeks to finish the Motlucs.
The Supreme Court confirms the decision
of the Supreme Court OF Illinois that women
are ineligible to that bar. Judge Chase dis
stnteQ
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TIE JUNIOR LITERARY SocIETY.-The
Richmond Junior Literary Society gave
their first dramatic entertainment and bal!
at Virginia Hall on Tuesday evening last, on
which occasion the "Frc-Ealcr," farce.
and the Irish specially of " B.rney'> Court,
ship" were performed. These plays were
put upon the stage in excellent style, and
the acting reflected credit upon the anna
teurS.
The young lady who played "Grace Long
chalk " and "Mollie ,laIonc" deserves spe'
ca mention for the admirable manner in
which she acted these characters. The ball
which closed the entertainment, was a vc;y
nice affair, and was kept up until near morn
ing.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK

NEW YoEK. April I0-Thc money stringency has
resulted I'm general decentralization in Wall street.
Money, 3@s. Sterling, 107. Gold. ll7tGllsa. Gov
ernments heavy and closed fcvcrih; SIS, lsA; 81
6. el's. llts s5s ll3; new, ll5,; cs. III; SIS,
lisa; new SIS, IT. lo-lo's, ll?t States neglected;
.rpnnessee's, IS: new, rs. virgina's, 30; new -;
consos sag deferred. is., Lousiana's ~; new, 20.
evee' 40: IS, so. AlabamaS. SO; 5s, S. Gcorgia's,
10; IS, 81. North Carolina, 3o new, Is; special
tax. ii. South Carollnas, 81 new, IL. April aud
October, Is
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JOE iRlNTiNG.-We call the attention of NOR
chah's, clerks of courts, sl"riils lawyers, railroad.
stt>niP anu canal officers ami agents. and all others
aNiie ofrirrs f"r prning I" the facilities offered st
the DISPATCH fRlN1ING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt an" faithful execution of all kinds of Jo
PRINTING we can furnish ut short notice Cards
Bill-iIeads, Ietterl leads. Programmes EoI Ticl.,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogue
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C.
Satisfaction guaranteed
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
"Wednesday, April 1G.
OFFERINGS.
WuEtr.-Whi.e. Is! bushels. Esd, f3i bushels.
Cor S--Whiic, i..2J bushels.
uATS.-.2S Eli n Is.
EYE.--36 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whtc. 81 bushels at S!.s7l.
WIIEAr.-Red. 81 bushels COMMON at Sl.60; leo
busliel, common 1t Sl.5J-totai, la bushels.
RYE.-ls bushels very good u; Sac.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT Red, II bushels.
CoRS.-Whjtc, $50 tu,hcls.
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,r,ttou OF the Opening of the
,.,,,rat,c and 0nio Railroad.

.g. a. Tho committee appointed
.. .t citizens 10 make prcpara
... celebration ot thc opening oi
..u4na aaa Ohio railroad tac fol-
..ru~ were adopted
THAT ms committee recon-.
rrr1lru> II Richmond. town Of
.uG a.rurni counties t" have 4
.tta ID. the opening oE the
.&.H Richmond and the Ohio
..t :. NsN next hereafter to hc
..t t4.' IAc Council and ali The
..~ .a! all the proil h hr rc.
.a. tutc therein.
.aE The Chairman appoint Il
.s a..4a-" the time. place. and
.. .., celebration If thc opening o;
-..-.., ana ohio railroad. a> pro
.u.l, rr>oI,l"n.
.f1ue ,.j... lAr above, the follow
.e has been appointed; General
>utar~ul.. Colonel II. {. Eahrii.
.~aar>. Thomas Branch. William
4. T.. Et,ukin>hjQ. ". 7. Bur
" -., Nj5lAi>rr. Franklin >tcaln>.
..t>rr. Colonel {. q. Tonpkin>,
...>. " ". truIap. John Pur-
g.. .-a.au. .luur> y. Cowardin {:
g. .a. NW. &. Taylor. Manchester :;
....t. N.NT nl The city of Rich
..> Il WNnGo. President Of the
:.. ,.'y ot Richmond: T.. O..
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Postal Affairs I'm 5.aOr~fo

WASHINGTON, April 16.-A special post
Once agent has been dispatched to Georgia
10 investigate the alleged scandals, briberieS.
ana corruptions in regard to new post.office
appointces in Georgia. There will be no ac.
ton until he reports.
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EAI.TINpRE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE. April E.-F!our steady and in I'M
proved demand. Wheat steady and firm. Corr--
White. G7GlUsc.: yellow, G3c. Oats-Southern quiet
ut 5utE52c Provisons--No stock Offering. Mess
pork, Sl7.25. Bacon irmer and higher; shoulders,
tic. Whiskcy trmcr 1T Ole.
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Two GOnyicts Shot.

JEFFERSON City, No., April 1G.-Two
convicts in the penitcntiary attempted to cs-
cape upon passing train. One was shot
down and the other died from wounds re-
ceived while unon the top of car which he
succeeded in reaching.
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\ HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL TO A WORTHY
OFFICER. About hali-pa>t s o'clock last night,
after the business Of the stockholders of
the Piedmont and Arlington Life H.
>urancc Company, in annual session, had
been transacted. Captain y. Fountain. in
behalf of the General agent of the company.
presented toionc ". {. tarrlngton WreSi-
dcnl) with Il magnificent gold hunlin--casr
watch and chain lis Il tribute Of the esteem
in which he is held by the agents. Colonel
Darlington responded in Il graceful address.
and took the glittcrin@ prize 50 Worthilv be-
slowed upon him. The watch is IL Geneva
chronomcter-balancc, nickel works. STEM
windcr, and adjusted TO heat and cold. The
Jewels are diamonds set in gold. and on the
outside OF the watch appears the monogram
of Colonel Darlington handsomely engraved,
while on the inside OF the case is the follow
ny Inscription: " Presented to W. &. Car
rington by the general agents OF the Pied
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Compl-
ny. April 1>t, 1873" The chain was Dade
in San Francisco, Cal, and has in it repre-
.cntations of every kind of quartz found i'll
California.
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by Telegraph.

NEW NURk MAKktTS.
NEW YORK. April lG.-Cotion weak and nominal:
s.lrS 7s9 bates: rplands l?Sc.; Orlcrns gsc. Flour
dull and heavy: COMMON iu fair extra. S6.lvdtSs.ss:
good 10 choice, S..25tt si2.25. Whiskcy shade
iirmcr at s2c. Wheat l6Isr. lower: red western,
*lsJGSl.S5. Coru firm aud In fair demand: yellow
western. jIG.66c. Rice steady. Pork tirmcr and
quiet S.S. Lard tirln at 5-ltc. SaTals quiet
Frcighis uuipt
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IT. LOUIS MARX FT9.

ST. Louis, apri! ld.-F!our dull and dropping
winter super. 81 5uGI Sj.2j Corn steady; No. ?,
mixed. 33t tG3ic: east -. Louis. on track 4u0biec.
at :i7G:l7.25. Bacon active clear rb-sides. Osc. in
August clear sides. lotc.. May: llc., July and
August. Lard higher steam, SIC. on spot.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISHATI. April lG.--flcur firm, $3.50. Corn
tirn. Ala iGc Provisions strong aud active. Pork
sales at .i7 on spot. SIS in June Lard In good de-
mand aud very firm; sl,am, ss@st: kettle, sc.
.acon strong shoulders, TscE.tc.; clear r-sltirS,
aAnl aSc.; cl,al sides. aa.ic. hskey steady SOC
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Fatal Mistake.

ATLANTA, April 16.--Dr. J. W. Craig dic'
to-day from miStaking acOnite for elixir o
orange. Judge Thomas Pulum, who dlTin
with him, recovered.
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hEES q cos SUCCESS IN PIuTUGRArIIY Is
entirely due to the beautiful pictures they produce.
Ihclr reduction In prices in no way influence the
nhlsh OF their photographs, and to this alone we
attribute their large increase of business There Is
scarcely day In the week their gallery is not
crowded.
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POsTpoSEMENT.-In consequence of the inclc-
mcnt Weather yesterday, Messrs. Lyme Brother
have postponed the sale of the valuable property OF
Mr.. George 5. Palmer The sale will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
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rrORACCONiSTs' SUPPLIES. - LEO

SUPPLIES. - LEO
pIcE of every grade aud Of every kind. the
EocIn q. e.. OF which am sole agent.
SILK LiCOIICE.-.n ~ @ caseS ;, OF hrst quaitS
POWDEE&D LlCORlCE ROOT III Enrs:s. nd s,.-
lected grades.
SYRtPS.-Al kinds, and cheaper tti'h hor'hcf"
sI,GAKS.-A. B, Crushed: Powdered Granulated
Demnrara, In hogsheads aud bArrcls; r3rto hico
In horsheads; New Orleans In hogsheads.
,.-.,, JOHN II, WILLIAMS.
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THE MlSsTRELs- Ls-To.n"ht Cal Wagner'S :
Minstrel Troupe commence al engagement
ut Virginia Hall. The company has appeared
in nearly every southern city during the
present season. and it is said to have been
warmly received. They will give four en-
tcrainments during their stay here, incllld-
ing grand matinee OH Saturday afternoon.
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THE GRAND ORGAN CoNCEET.-ln consc-
qucncc of the stormy night Mr.. Leo Wheat :
grand organ concert W&S postponed last eve
Mug unit Tomorrow [|rda>) night. 1t
will doubtless be a splendid affair.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE. April lG.--Flour dull extra, IS IS.
Corn IL fair titnand sacked. soc. Provisions very
strong buyers from II. Louis ana Cincinnati In the
market. Pork $3.50. Bacon shoulders, 1sc.; clear
rlb->dcs atc clear sides. 9ir, packed. Lard. IN
crccs, slWJc.: kegs, 3i loc. steam, SIC. Whiskcy
$40 ,l!N II .tc.
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VISITORS GUIDE To RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
copy of this little book, Indispensable to strangers
visiting the city should bc in the hands OF every
Knight of rylhias In attendance on the Supreme
Lodge For sale by 3. BATES, III Main street. and
I ~ Er1ySOS llIo Maiu street.
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Coon SAMARITAN pARADE.-The various
lodges OF Good Samaritans paraded vester-
dav. with full ranks, in honor OF the seventh
anniversary OF Lincoln Lodge, noiwlthstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather, and pre-
scutcd fine appearance.
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Mo'tMENr AS BIG As THE GRAND PYRAMID
might be built of the teeth that have been ruined by
neglect Shall this thing go In face of the great fact
mat soZoDoST is a certain prescrvativc of dental
decay?
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lhh RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next to the Dol
"'' "ore ms Just received large and beautiful ~
Sor'nent OF picture frames, which they are selling
ut reduced prices
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND ,Tp. wr,s,
GER Co.'sa splendid line OF hats to select from
ana as the goods have been bought for cash they can
otter great Inducements to the trade.
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To CorNTRY MEgCuASTS.-Look at the "B
Select" whiskcy sold by ". d. BLAIR CO., corner
of Ninth and Main streets, before you buy your
stock They IN Ike very large discounts TO the trade
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n NOdOcs-Dcafh Of Lieutenant
shcrWood-Attack on the Picket
Line.
san FRANCISCO, April 1G.-Lieutenant
Sherwood is dead.
On the evening after the murder of General
Candy the ModocS attacked the picket line,
but were repulsed, one Modoc being killed.
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THE FAlR.-The fair which is being held
under the auspices of the ladies OF the
second Baptist church is well palrnnIzcd.
and will he continued every day and night
l,riur the week.
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'..11 L&AMt>EH ArpoISTEp.-Thc CO.
"'a appointed General George E.
- ui'on The Board Of Slil:t4l, Ex-
'"r The di-'ritt composed Of Rich
.,, :, hehtIcn, aud Chesterfield, in Inc
u Uo'onel William Gilbam. dcmnspd.
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THE LAST CHANCE THIS WEEK TO PURCHASE
DRY GOODS At LEVY BROTHERS,, rs their store
Will bc closed Tomorrow and remain closed until
Monday morning the 2lst instant.
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ANOTHER LuSArio.-Mary Anu Brown
was Yesterday morning adjudged lunatic
by Il commission composed of Justices Mere
dith, Phillips, and Holmes, and was taken to
the asylum In the afternoon.
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ADVERTISING ~ HCNTISGToN.-Thc newspa-
pers published in Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened tr
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake ant
Ohio railroad. VI. ELLYSoS Il Co. are authorized I,
make contracts for advertising i'm both papers at low
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, ana
perfect lit guaranteedor 10 sae' ny r. l.. SPENCE
4 Son, 1909 Main street.
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THE DISPATCH
Lvneh Law I'm Arkansas.

MEMPHIS, April 16.-The Arkansas Buue.
Tin publishes an account OF the lynchiDg OF
four negroes for most cruel rare.
The Memphis and Little Rock railroad IS
badly washed by flood.
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81 H..mp>p CoLAiclou.nir.-Mr. Rush
--- !""1T,d & telegram from Il high olli-
" W Washington, yesterday, stating that
.!'h IL - who il 10 be The collector
'.'t rt'"nuc III the Richmond district
80" hna4N >c't'rd, I'D tia; he (Eur-
'.' &" ." retained in ollic-.
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REMEMBER THAT LEVY BROTHERS are Seliinc
U,mburrh cdgings and nsi rtgs ut Ia and l5c. per
ward, which Is just onc-haif The rcg'll1r prices FOL
these,
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For FINE PICTURES, FRAMES, AND MIRRORS,
70 TO ). X. Campbell & Co.'S, Virginia Hall, Niith
street The largest assortmen: and lowest prices
SIX. CAMPBELL & Co.
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MARINE ig'TEaAlGEACE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Arnll. IL, Isl.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, ArRIL II. E73.
sun rises SIS Moon scts.........1f: 1f:5d
SIM .rs s...... 6:lL }iiVit liia.. s:Uh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17

OPENING AT VIRGINIA HALL BEAUTIFUL CHRo-
MOS and pastel paintings. Something entI rely new
s. K. CAMPBELL G Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17

LEVY BROTHERS close their store this afternoon
at O'Clock and will remain closed until Monday
morning, 2lst instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17

USE LESS OF DoOLEY's. THAN OF OTHER YEAST
OF oaklhg powder, rs 1t Is much stronger. Put up
lull weight Give II fair trial tirocers sell il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17

h'f YOUR DRY GOODS Tn-pAY,AS LEVY Bro
TIERS store will he closed Tomorrow and re-
opened on Monday morning the 2ist Instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17

TIE DOLLAR STORE has Just received new and
"au1ful assortment of vases. Can and examine
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-17

TIE DuLI.AR STORE has just received u'.iui-
full patent toile; mirror which fhey are scli"e III INC
low nrlcc OF one dollar.