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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

ing. of Messrs. Moody. Pool, and Cersley.
Motions and ResolutOns.-By Mr.. Pool:
That Messrs. Davis g. Ragland be allowed
to grade McDonough street from Seventh to
Eighth avenue so as to conform with grade
adopted bv the Trustees under survey OF
Colonel Clarke.
That the Finance Committee examine all
| town books. accounts, &c, and report as
soon AZ possible.
That 4. 3. Cheatham be allowed the use
of cell in Town Hall until conveyed to the
| insane asylum.
| By MIR. Burnett That the Town Auditor
| be authorized to purchase two registration
books and 500 oatbs for registration pur-
poses.
The resolution of the President for an
abatement of the goose law was rejected.
1t was nearly midnight when the Board
| adjourned.
TAX ITEMs.-The following persons took
out licenSetaX in the townships named, the
Others not having reported:
Mdlothidn.-Nine retail liquor dealers,
three lawyers, two physicians, two keepers
Of ordinaries.
Ciooer MH.-Ten retail liquor dealers,
six physicians, two ordinary keepers, one
canvas.er. two stallion keepers.
Uaic.-Fiye retail liquor deslers, one
physician, one keeper of ordinary, one conf
mon crier.
The State license-taX for the county
amounts to about $1,000, of which amount
over 81 800 was paid in coupons.
E. II. Foote, collector of Manchester
township, paid over nearly $4,000 on part
settlement Of his account.
PoLIT1cAL MEETNG.-An adjourned meet
ing of the Conservative party will be heid III
the Town Hall tomorrow night on business
of Importance. and. If the sense of the meet
ing. to nominate candidates for town tfus'
tees. Let there be full attendance.
| THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-Manc
| ter Council, at its last meeting. passed re>o'
lutioDS OF sympathy for the family OF eX'
President 4. B. Cheatham OF thanks TO t.
Ii. Whitaker, OF Raleigh, y. G.. and OF con
-ratullton to Associate W. II. lee. Inc
cT,ls;, is still hnurisling like il green bay tree
MrSop Tories. Alfred B. Cheatham, ad
indeed Il lunatic has secn allowed.a cell al
Town Hall. Ill charge of his friends, whelt
he will remain until sent to all asylum.
Trustees OF Henderson Lodge for present
term: ". l.. Holt, E. Morrisett, and A. Is
Waugh.
W. g.. Fletcher has the contract for earth
work on the north side of James Rive
bridge. -,
1t is rumorcd that operations will shortly
tc suspended in all Of the mills to allow ne
cc>s;,ry repairs to the canal.
The suggestions Of the Board OF Heail'
in reference TO the sanitary condition oi Til
town should he adopted and clrried int
effect before the slckIy season arrives.
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MEETING OF BRoAD-STREET ASSOCIATION.
The commi;tce appointed by the Council
some time since to negotiate with the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
authorities tor the purchase by the city OF
the dcr6t property on Broad street, and who
addressed letter concerning the matter to
the president of the company, on Friday re.
ceivcd 4 reply from John VI. Robinson. ESQ
The letter was written on the Goth OF
inrii. and Iir. Robinson states that he will
probably ba in Richmond in about two
werk> from that time.
The Broad->treet Association held meet.
ing Oh Friday AFTERNOON, lit which the letter
from Mr. Robinson was read, and an addt ess
10 the City Council adopted. The address
presents the pressing necessity for the I'M
provelnent of Broad street, and us stel
precedent TO that end the removal OF the
railroad track fr0m the street.
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FINANCIAL.
~ TELEJ KAIH.
NEW york.


NEW YORK. Nay 3.-Tlie bank statement Is very
favorable. The rumors about prominent stock
roaerage firms makes money-lenGers cautious.
Mercantile paper Is loAi2. Business In southern
state bonds amounted to 5000, with new South
Carona's weak, and Alabama's anu virgin:a's, TO
which business was confined, steidy.
The bank statemcht shows an increase In loans Of
millions an increase in specie Of "a millions; an
acrcasc in leal-tc OF 20 millions increase
IN deposits OF g millions.
he day opened nj the Stock Exchange with a
fcyerish feeling in regard to Pacific Mail stock ru
mors having been circulated that the principal
operator In sock would not he able meet his ma
| turing engagements on settlement made several
weeks ago when he WAS In trouble. How far these
.'amors are founded In fact Is Ect known but they
crved the same purpose Is if true, and Pacific Mail
tock opened a 55-and advancing to JS2, afterwards
Ir',ko u 4st.
At the same time other rumors ere circulated In
regard to prominent stock-brokcrs' firms to the
effect that. they had suspended, or would suspend
Ibis afternoon. These are believed to he untrue.
Nevertheless, they, with the fail In Pacific Mall,
caused decline, most noticeable In Union Pacific
md .t. c." and ~. c." The remainder of the
markn. has been heavy, the decline amounting to
i5lip per cent.
The excitement is Confined TO the stock market
md the opinion Is expressed that the decline I'm
stocks will be favorable for the money market, IS it
will diminish the amount Of money required to
| carry stocks. 1t Is rumor, that the mortgage Of
| s!,l!O.OOO on the Howe Sewing-Mach!ne Company,
Recently executed by Mr. Stockwcll, its president,
| Is invalid.
| LATER-AFTEGSooSs sDIspATCH.
| NEW YouK. My J.-None OF the cXlraragantly
1 sensational runners current early In the day In
| the stock market, and which were designed
to create panic, turn oul to ie true Accordingly
the unsettled feeling Of the mos Ming gave place TO
| bunyant feeling this afternoon, which cncour-
| aged by the favorable bank statement
| The week has been famous for sensational storc,
| calculated TO undermine confidence. Until to-day
these r,ilnurs were directed against The ba Ks To-
| day they were directed against wcll-knOwn stock
| exchange iruIs which have widespread reputl-
| tou for strength and >olid!ty. The names Of four
or five of these firms, 1t Il said, tclegrape Ia
western cities with the statement that they had sus
pended IL Is unnecessary to say that these dis
| patches were entirely untrue. more dlstardly
trick las never been known to Wall street. Not
| wifhstandug the runors to that effect there were
| failures of brokers today.
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HARsSE ISTELLIGRS.:E.
ALMANAC. MAY 6, u7s.
uHUSD, MAY :, 1873.

lKRIyED,
stc,a.cr Eicilmona. flakeman. New York, rner-
clandIse and passengers. g.. W. Allen & Co., agents
steamer John Sylvester, Gifforu, .SCrinlg, Get.
cbanni.e an. nas seIIgcrs. l.. Il. iatIin. scent.
Schooner Sophia Robinson. Charleston, old iroD
Potter ( 60.
Schoone.- John c. Mcsh!nn, Carenargh. George
ton, cy:!, L. u. Bentley.
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg, Gco2licgan, Baltimore. mer-
c!lrldlse. ". u. Brett agent
scbpouer Belle Crowcll, Nickerson rtd Osisorne's,
70 load coal for Providence. Cnrrie i Co.
Schooner >. T. Kelsey stubtDtil, New \ ork. ma
cbn.ry, Lurtis 4 Parker.
schooner Ann Twi'e, Temple, Phiiadelphia.
grani,e. Curti- i Parker.
Schooner Trade v iud. lDgrabaID, New YORK,
i.erchandis-. Curtis * Parker.
SAILED SUNDAY, MAY arH.
Steamer Richmond. BIakcman, New York, mer-
chandi.c and passengers, u. W. Allen Co., agents
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
new YORK. May i.-Schooucr James Ssldren,
Carilier.
Schooner Warren {. Nelson. Rose, City Point.
sailed from New York May /. .
NAvAssA. april 7.-sehooncr Helen III SIM
mcua Hush from Jacmcl. Just arrived, 70 sai on
the III. FOR Richmond, VI.
TOTAL DISASTERS IN APRIL,
The number ol vessels belonging 10 or bound 10
ar from ports fD the United States reported totally
losi and mi slug during the Fast month u FORTY
seven OF which twenty-five were wrecked one
abau,oncd four burned four foundered three sunk
by collision, and tea are missing jney sIv tr taasa
al follows: bree steamers, seven ships nne hsTkS,
tIchr rigs and twept.- -ore sc,ooaeis, anu Naei.
fotal value, exclusive OF cafseesr is estna'eo ~
tl,4p,tGe.
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Death from Accidental Poisoning

WEsTCHEsTEK. n. Y, May 3.-Amos Scott,
a well known and highly respected citizen OF
Chester county. died last evening at hiS resi-.
deuce, in Marshalton, from poison. 1t ap-
pears hat arsenic had been sprinklcd upon
meat to destroy rats. and had been left OH
the kitchen table. Scott being hungry, and
thinking the white dust on the meat was
-four, he ate oi the meat. He WAS seventy
Ave years old, and u man of wealth. He
leaves wife and grown-up family.
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RrHAwAY.-Unc of the horses from Bul-
,tra'> >lai,lc, on Eleventh near Broad street.
-, away ON saturday afternoon, ran down
Eleventh. street 10 the Capitol square, and at
tempted 10 jump the iron fence. The fence
being toe high, the animal conld not gel
over, bat was very badly injured hy striking
against il. and strange to say, the speed al
which thc horse was going was so great that
Il portion Uf the fence WAS Knocked down
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Busy Day FOR AuCTloNEERr.-Ou auc-
tioneers will have a busy time TO day, no less
than seventeen different sales heinsannouuced
in our auction columns under 81 this day "
sales. They embrace valuable and dcSirably
lnc tied city lots and dwelIinG-isouse>, farms
and woodland on the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac railroad, Richmond and
York River railroad, Charles City road. and
on james river, beskles personal property.
Our whole fourth lnge will be found un-
usually interesting 10 persons seeking pro-
ttlhle investments or looking for good
homes.
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Railroad Accident In Canada

MONTREAL, May 3.-Three rear cars of n
train on the Grand Trunk railroad were yes
terday thrown down Il tliirty-toot bank by
the spreading Of the rails. Thirty-two Of
those who were injured have been brought
here, and others were left at Hyacinthe.
Some were irigMtuIIy hurt. Most of the
passengers on the train were Americans.
OTTAWA, May 3.-On motion involving Il
want OF confidence, on the international Rail
road matter, the Ministry was sustained by
Jl mainritN
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF NEW Brick TESE-
NEN1S-ilc,srS. LYME K BROTiIEk viii sell al
auction this afternoon at - o'clock ten handsome
new stock brick tencIncnts Oh the south line of Clay
street ucar Euker's Park. They are built Ia Tie
most approved modern style, with gas, water, ,and
other comforts aud conyeni"nceS. This sale should
attract the attention Of persons of moderate means
wishing TO secure good homes, "r the attention Oh
cani;alists who desire profitable investments. Lo-
c1led in "A rapidly mirroring portion Of the city
thnr will strldilX ahYancc III Nalnc.
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SMITHS rLorlIlxG-uorsE is known by half II

SMITHS CLoTHlNG-uouSE Is known by hall the
pcople OF the South; when therefore we say thai
WILLIAM IRA SMITHS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Hous Is the greatest or the Kind In the South "t
ooly repeat what almost everybody knows Few COM
,ryhrnd his ImulrIsc bI~ness. In every nook and
corner of this S:rt- his goods can be found h'
kerps the consumers faly appris"l Hroa3h ae
fss of all the latest he, ana fabrics ~ tilcy AZ
n,,r In tn. market ,,iL his iarSv force and great
number of employees amh his close attention 10 ;he
wants of this market and his trade IL is not sur
prisug that he is selling such ali immense quantity
or clothiug as he Is. His wagon and runners are
constantly on the GO, delivering to customers theil
purchases such I house deserves patronage
Everything suitable for GENTS, YOUTHS an1
BOYS wear can bc found al this universally popular
house OF WILLIAM IRA SMITHS.
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BALTIMURE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. May 3.-Flouf dull ard unchanged.
Wheat quiet steady, und unchanged. Corn nIii ,
white soutfr rn. &C; yellow southern, &c Oil,
firm southern, 5?6i5ic. rye quiet and steady ri
s;c 6d4sI Provisions lrfrcr all round. Fork, sls.
Bulk ncats-Shoulhcrs, 7aIl7ic: clear rib sides 81
6yic Bacon-Sloulders, 'tG> ~. clear Tib. shoes.
l0iMlCA'.: sugar-cured hams. l3.Il5c. Lard, 9tD
9ac. Western butter weak: heavy receipts dcprcss
the n.:Uke, choice tub 3HJ2c.: fair 10 good liib
27niaOc. hIshey tItll and nominal ut Q0tc.
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EEHEARsING FuH rHE CONCERT. The klch'
nond philharmonic Association propose 10
give one of their grand concerts ut the Rlch'
mond Theatre on Tuesday night the 18th
instant, and Mr.. Wheat is tusiiy engaged ut
present in training the Association for this
musical treat. Tonight the pnnarmonics
viii haze i slaud lchels.al at their rooms,
Oh Main street near Eleventh, instead OF
vue:day night.
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LIABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN

USMAILABLE LETTERS RETAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-urFlcg May ., IS'".-J. W.
Bi<;ross, Chri>tiansburg, Mo 7tf"mc!y coun'
ty. Va. William u. Bo!tZ, Bi%bam Coyon ;
x uunler. corner Marshall and Seventeenth
streets, No. 400, Richmond, Va; Elnor;l
Nalerry. care Mr. Jones, west Marshall, No.
Il Richmond, Va. Annie Wat Gins, care
Hurrcs Bland. Farmviic post.otficc.
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Invited TO WILMINGTON. DR.. Bettel
helm, ul TIL, city. LaS received an invitation
from the congregation OF the Temple OF
israel, in Wilninstou, n. c., to deliver lee
luur ON the 9th Instant for the henellt oi inc
synagogue. lie accepts, and will leave u
day Tor that city. The subject of his lecture
will Lc ".God in Ili>tory.f
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LEO ERokLS.-Au accident occurred al
Eaccuou cotl-pit Friday morning about
u'clork. While the men were descending
the ,haft the rope broke from some cause,
and one man (colored) by the nrme of Ned
Kelly GOT hi> leg very badly broken. DR.. h.
+. Grvmc> was called in, and found amputa.
ton nccrs$lrv. The injured man is now
tcinr very well.
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Heavy Storm I'm kanS1S-IOss of Life

ST. Lor1S, May 3.-Advices from Cloud
county, Kansas, state that another fearful
storm had occurred in that region, by which
number Of lives were lost and much pro.
perly destroyed. The roof of house owned
by Mr.. Snyder was blown of and Mr.. shy.
der, his wife, five children, and iarm-la.
borer, were buried III the snow and frozen
70 death. Within Il few miles OF the same
house family named Wrichcr shared sim.
liar fate; all being frozen to death.
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LOOK TO YOUR lSTI.HEST.-CAMPBELL's we'll
known Photograph Gallery. corner Ninth ana Main
streets. having undergone Il thorough rcuofatioh Is
now fully prepared To make pictures Of every style
AT lower rates than can be procured III any oiher sa
ery in the city. All of oHr work guaranteed 10 hc
Gr,t-cass andto give entire sa,lsfactun as We have
secured the services Of an operator who stanIs al
The head cf his profession.
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MoIIinLlis Races.

MEMPHIS, May 3.-Florire won the first
race yesterday. The first heat was dead be-
tween Falmouth and Florine, and the second
was won by neck. Timc-2:2ol; 2:24.
Quarterma>ter won the second E'cr.
Time -I:5ls l:4s; l:5ls. Aud the third race
was won by Frauk Hampton. TIme-S4a /;
3;55,
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POSTAL FREE-DELlvERY FOR !

FusTAL FKEE-DELlvERT FOR AFKlL.-Ihe
free-dclvery department OF the Richmond
post office Transacted the following business
for the past month: Mail letters delivered,
80. .GGl local letters delivered, G,524 news
papers, &c, delivered, 34,9l9; letters col
iec,cd, 5j,GUs; newspapers, &C., collected,
5,Gl5. Total collection and deliveries. 20!,.
~. Total postage on matter put in the
office for local delivery, either by carrier or
trp Office Go1y6I.
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TuE FluE sATCRDAY.--The alarm of fire on
SATURDAY. Il icw minutes after midday, from
Box -. corner Of First and Cary streets,
was caused by the partial burning Of Il small
framed house near the corner of First and
Canal Streets Damage slight.
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The Recent Mine Decision-The Ex-
c;tcmcnS Cuabated, &c.

PlocIE. May 3.-The excitement over ttit
recent decision in the mining suit OF Ray
mond g. Elv Is. The Hermcs Mining Com
pany is undated. \ number OF strcet-Gght:
occurred to-day. A man named Welch
who w;o wounded in the fight yesterday
died. today.
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HEBREW MEMORIAL Assoc!ArIoS.-lir an
nuul meeting OF the Hebrew I.adie>' Memo
rial Association will take p'ac" ut the resi-
| denrr of the president. Miss Il. Ii. Nyer-.
! No. l.l9 Broad steel. io-illorro" nj l.:
| ,y,.lrpL
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i.taSg. SEsSAEEa>. &c.

7 u>T. on "Wednesday afternoon, whilst
/ . 3s.yt".. ,|'inr Oh up''cr Franklin <tr,c; ol
o.. -. galj. FNEA>oi i--in-S!Lcd, dark. h'utsh
-t... f. e.. frr.l.t.c. ~ leaving pa'aN"l. with III,
Fl, .#f a.rg-- II Di>g8'ch office. The finder viii
.... '..~ reward + uoutv. "r an approving con
-.., .r.. IT,. cra iiu'!r - iltc owner, II lac may
my
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Seizure of Il sapksng-Uouse

MEMPHIS, May 3.-The sheriff has taken
possession of the bankiEg-house of the Jack
son Insurance Company. 1t Is believed the
bank is solvent and will soon reopen.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

on UU safes Of rtdi cStnte made bstfoeen me lst ~
Lunnrry n",t ach V June th6 td1es J"r me pre-,
stnt yt"i hdrctO be pnid butae gorGhdstf; nn
nT III. near IN, tn.rtS hare IN hr pnta bnth' "HfT
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURy.-J. +. RoliG-
son. charged with stealing $500 in United
States currency from George ". Car5an5h,
was brought before Polc" Justice White
Saturday morning. The accused waived en-
animation and WAS sent TO the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court, which meets to-day.
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Police CouRr--JuShce White. - Daniel
SrrogyinS, charged with being drunk and
unable to take care Of himself. Sent to Jail
for three months.
The case of William \. Lambert. charged
on warrant with obtaining two calves by
false prctcnceS, was continued until the 9Th.
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| REEs Il CO.'S REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE 0I
pictures is success. Their gallery is crowded daily
and al are tatlsicd with their pictures They make
the best W. rk In tis t,t,. and this with their rei-
sonable pI Ices, for the large business they
| have iuilt mn
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rAlluRE OF TIE oRASp peAR scHvxE.

HAVANA, May 3.--The Spanish Bank Is
unable to supply the demands for exchange.
The grand bear scheme of the bank has
,aiIed, and exchange is rapidly rising. The
merchants consider the crisis over. There
is no longer any fears that some of the heavy
'ugar.houses will be compelled to suspend,
although some Of them W LII lose heavily.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW lokf MahhElo.
NEW York. May 3.-C"tton dull and noini nal :
sales, $50 bales uplans, !0sc Orleans, lssc. Flour
dull and heavy. Wrelt dull and heavy. Corn
Moderate business AMI unchanged. Pork heavy.and
lower: new. SIs 81. Lard weaker. SaSals dull and
lower. Groceries steady. Frcghts steady.
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CoMpARATlYE STATEMENT OF INSPECTIONS OF
LEAF IoBAcco.--The following is Il compare
tive statement of inspections of leaf tobacco
in Richmond trom 1st October, 1871. to 1st
Nav. 1872. and the same period for 1878:
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CITY CorScIl. A called meeting OF the
CITY Council vii! be held this attern oon lor
the purpose, it is said, Of reconsIderins the
yotp on the tax ordinance.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Flour -gd!et and unclaimed
business small Corn active No. mixed. s7asJ74c;
on track 4pc. : elevator. II, sacerd. Whiskry hrm
Mt SIR. Fork easier oiFcrej al sls.2s. Bacon frni
ana sloY; shoulders, &c; sides, letglGic. cash
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Recovery Of More Bodies from the At
laptie Wreck.

HALIFAX. May g. Seventeen more bodies
were recovered from the wreck OF the At
antic Yesterday.
A violent snow->torm has prevailed here
all dav
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Buy -FOUR CLOTHING OF +. b. SPENCE & soS
merchant tailors. 1900 Main street
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"CORK HATS" FOR spring and summer at r
WEIslGkR & cos. The prctttes.t hat of The season
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COPYING AND REPRODUCING OLD ASD DE-
FACED PJ,cTCREs.-kEES & CO.'S new copying In
strument is invaluable In The reproduction of old
pictures. Their charges for copying are very mode
ram
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DOoLEY IS YEAST POWDER Is CONVENIENT.
ECONOMIC nL, AND ALWAYS RELIABLE. No waste
of food pr epar:d with II. II !, always Of the pst
quality.
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BURIAL OF Mr.. john R. THoNrsoN-The
funeral of the late John r. Thompson took
place from st. Paul's church Saturday after.
noon. The Rev. Joshua Peterkin. Of ST.
James church. conducted the solemn and
impressive services, assisted ly the Rev
Moses u. Hogc. of the Second Presbyterian
church.
After the rclding of the appropriate ser.
vice for such occasions. and the singing by
the choir and congregation that beautiful
hymn.
" Rock OF Ages. cleft for ME.
Let me hide myself In thee"
DR.. HoSc delivered short hut exceedingly
chaSic and touching culo-y; after which all
that was mortal of John K, Thompson was
slowly and sadly borne away by sorrowine
| friends, who had loved and honored him il
life. to the city of the dead. The casket was
covered with rare and beautiful flowers, anC
an Immense cross. also made of flowers, WA,
placed at its head. In the language Of the
eloquent divine, we also would lay a
| wrcath on the grave of the departed, anC
plant flowers in the pathway OF the survi
vors Of him
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HOUSES, LOTS, AND FARMS
SOLD, LEASED. OR RENTED
BONDS, STOCKS, AND MORTGAGES
BOCGHT AND SOLD On COMMISSION.
LOANS NEGOTIATED on REAL ksTATE
aud other coilatcral security.
REAL r>TAIE AHD COMMERCIAL rArER
NEGOTIATED.
RICHARDSON 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents. Brokers, md Auctoneers
flI3 Nain street.
iH!y 2-?wi
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ALL OF TIE NEWEST AM NoBBIEsT STYLES a
+. WEISlGER & Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Saturday, May
OFFERINGS.

Saturday, May ;.
OFFERINGS.
WIIEAT.-White. ~ bushels Red leo bushels.
CoRS.-Whitc, 100 bushels. yellow, go bushels.
UATS.-lOO bush.l l..
SALES.
WIIEAT-Red. ~ bushels ut sl7j: IS bushels at
8l.1O total, | bushels
CoRS.-N bite. AID bu -hcls very good at 7fc. lcl-
low, go bushels on private terms.
UATs.-ll0 bushels prime mixed AT &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

NJ. ELI.YsoN 4 CO., A 4rertising Agents, DISPATCH
buidluf will receive Advertisements and have them
inserte<t In any jp,ruaI Of .hc country at rcvuly
rafps
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-05

BEAUTIFUL SPRING CAsSIM ERE HAT. NJ from =
10 $t al +. WFfrICER COS