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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-25
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHURCH NoTIcEs.-At the Meade Memorial
church Sunday Rev. DIR. Wall, of ST. Johns
church, occupied the pulpit at IL A. NJ, ana
Rev. Dallas Tucker, of Christ church, at !
2. NJ, Rev. Mr.. Hammond supplying the
places of these gentlemen in Richmond.
Rev. Mr.. Wenman olticiated at the Baptist
church morning and night, in the absence OF
Rev. DR.. Dickinson.
The pastors ofliciated at the Presbyterian
and Methodist churches, at the latter a
sermon being preached to young men. Ihere
was one convert at the Methodist church at
night.
military CoMPANY.-An attempt was
made some time since to organize military
company among our colored population. 1t
failed at that time; Lut some Jealous adhe-
rents of the cause are about TO try again. The
Iar,e warehouse at Hull street and Second
avenue will be fitted up as an armory,
and drilling commenced immediately. AS
soon as complement OF men are obtained
the officers will apply for commissions. II
is the intention of those who are at the head
of the affair to receive into membership none
but the most respectable persons.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm Saturday
night was caused by an attempt by some
nersons unknown to fire the unfinished ten.
emept In rear of Jones i Brothers, Fourth
avenue, 1t was fortunately discovered, and
the flames suppressed in time to prevent
general contlagration.
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A Card from Rev. George R. Barr. ID. ID.


McsSrS. Coacardin Dc Eiyson: You are
aware that have been great sufferer from
neuralgia of the head for near two years, and
as have failed 10 find relief till [ put my
self under the treatment of DR.. Persons, the
great magnetic healer, | think it but proper
that publicity should be given to the great
relief he has given me. | reached Richmond
from my home, at Abingdon, OH Thursday
evening the 18th of March, aud put myself
Immediately under treatment, and it is a
source of pleasure to me to be able 10 say
that feel myself entirely relieved.
l was subject to not less than two attacks
of neuralgia each week, from which | suf-
fered the most intense pain from five to
twelve hours each day, and only found re-
lief bv the severest external applications to
nv head. The eighth pair Of nerves of the
eye were congested my liver, spine, and
stomach greatly affected, and, in word, for
a great portion of the time for the last two
years was disqualified for nearly all busi-
ness but now am gratified to say that in
the short space of ten days / have been re-
lieved, and my system is In such condition
that nv general health will be fully restored.
NV whole system has been vitalized, and l
feel that by the recupeatve energy that has
been impaired by DR.. Persons treatment my
health, which has been waning for several
years, will be fully restored.
belive myself entirely cured ofneuralgia,
which to ME is one of the greatest earthly
blessings for life had really become bur-
then TO me.
A great many cases of almost every char
acter have been successfully treated by DR..
Persons since I have been in Richmond, such
as neuralgia-one case of thirty years, one
of six years, and Others of shorter time-tWo
cases of asthma, one of consumption, one of
lameness, one Of leprosy, one Of disease OF
the periosteum of the whole side of the head
Covering the bone), one Of aneurism Of the
aorta--an organic difficulty from the birth of
the child, now two and half years old, the
case pronounced incurable; several cases OF
prolapsus nteri; and remarkable improve
ment in cases now under treatment.
1t has been reported that DR.. Persons's
charges are cxorbitant. Such is not the fact.
His charges are very moderate. The poor,
who are unabIeto to pay, have not been charged
anything.
The facility and accuracy OF the Doctor
and Mrs. Gould in diagnosing cases presented
for treatment is really remarkable.
DO NE the kindness to make such note OF
the above as you may deem proper, ana II
any charge I,oiN pay.
Truly yours, &C.,
GEORGE r. BARR.
p. S.-Dr. Persons informs me he Will re-
main in Richmond till the 1st Of May.
G., r. B.
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A CONFIDENCE OpER ATIos.-A few days since
Mr.. Peter F. james, while ploughing in his
field in an adjacent county, was aecosted by
a neatly-dressed and gentlemanly- looking
man, who offered him twenty five dollars for
the use Of his horses "to oyertake," as he
said, "a man who had stolen horse from
him, and was just short distance ahead Of
him." but he being on foot, the thief, of
course, could not be oyertaken.
Mr. James, tempted by the offer, stopped
bis plough, and, saddling his horses, the two
rode some distance down the rode, but failed
to find the missing horses. Reluctantly they
turned to retrace their steps. On nearing
the home of Mr.. James the fellow who made
the tempting offer, and who had made good
impression, asked, as be was very tired, the
privilege of riding the horse TO town, saying
that he would leave it and the money at
Jones's livery stable for him, and he could
get them on the morrow.
In the morning Mr.. James came to the city !;
but not only did not get his money, but
found that the stranger had sod his horse
and gone off, After some little time and
trouble Mr.. James recovered his horse, but
has not yet met with the enticing stranger.
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CHURCH NOTES.

GENERAL MEETING OF THE METnODISTS ON THE
SUBJECT OF CHURCH EXTENSION.
A mass-.neetng of the Methodists of the
city was held at Broad.Street church on Sum
day afternoon the 23d Instant under the
auspccs of the Executive Committee of the
Church Extension Society of the Methodist
Church.
Mr.. Thomas Branch presided. The meet
iny was addressed by Bishop Doggett, who
in chastc and eloquent terms exhibited the
advantages of church expansion, and incul-
Gated the duty of planting new societies and
OF erecting new houses of worship in we'll
selected localities in and near the city.
He was followed by Rev. DR.. Lee, who
gave an interesting account of the growth OF
Methodism since the year 1885, mostly from
his own personal observation of the develop
ment, and he encouraged his audience to per-
severe in the same line Of expansion, and espe-
cialy TO make present effort to enlarge
promising suburban church belonging to the
denomination. He urged more perfect
union amongst the several churches and con-
centratcd effort for the end proposed.
Several lay members asked information
respecting the practical workings OF the
Society, and elected the facts that one mis-
sionary has been partly supported by its aid
for fifteen months plst, and that recently
German mission has been inaugurated in the
CITY, for which aid will also be needed.
The chairman made few stirring remarks
on the Importance of the cause.
On motion of Dr. Parker, the meeting adj"
ioIlrned TO assemble at the same place on
Sunday evening next at o'clock, and notice
was given of called meeting OF the Exccu-
tive Committee to be held Thursday eve
ming, 9th instant, at Broad-Strcct church.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. DR.. Hall, of Trenton, n. j., preached
in the Second Presbyterian church Sunday
afternoon.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Fourteen persons were baptized Sunday
morning by tue pastor of this church.
Rev. Dr. Tucker, Of Georgia, preached III
the Second Baptist church Sunday morning.
pINE.sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday morning Rev. A. +. Dickinson de-
liverea au address at this church in behalf Of
the memorial enterprise, and closed by ask
inc that the church give its pastor, R,v. D..
n Hutson, to the memorial committee for
two months, and that it also give not less
than t,co thousand foe hundred dollars, an
average of ten dollars 4 member, 10 the
cause. Whereupon the following resolu-
tons were adopted:
/. That the request for our pastor be acted
upon ut church meeting on wednesday
evening. q
roise not less than 81 800 for the object.
2. THAT John S. Bethel, G. j. Hooper, /.
7 Wintler. A. D. Brown, John j. Weeks, a.
T. Mitchell, Ell. L. Carter, j. +. Cottreil, "A:
J.Lechler, and John 81. Barfoot be appointed
committee to secure from tne cnurcn aau
congregation the sum asked for. -,
From the enthusiasm manifested on tne
occasion it is more likely that the contrapu,
tions of the church to the memormt iuno
! will exceed than iall short OF the S2,oVo.
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&,g.GTlsHNG.
Spring 1878.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

: SrRlN' 1870
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Very much encouraged by the patronage received
from the citizens Of Richmond since starting our
establishment, we present for their inspection the
largest an most elegant assortment Of
NECK-WEAR,
UNDERWEAR, and
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
generally that have ever been opened In the city.
With view Of popnlarizing our establishment, we
shall hcnceforth sell at the lowest possible profit,
placing certain specialtes SO low rs to put them be-
yond competition. We name
EXCELSIOR COLLARS, Se.25 per dozen;
BRIGNOLI COLLARS, $2.25 per doDcu;
Fine ENGLISH CUFFS, 81;
guaranteed to be the best make goods no sale.
Fine BRITISH HALF HOSE, So per dozen, or CSC.
single pair;
Fine DOGSkIN GLOVES, sl.75. 0ur
ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT
hass spoken, and continues to speak for Itself. with
orders ou,nnmbcring our most sanguine cxpecta-
tous. We have not had single misGt
7. j. IRVING & CO..
% 913 Main atrect. between Ninth and Tenth.
L. FORREST PEcoR, salesman, can bic found at
the above house. NH ls-at&tcodlm
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WILLIAM DAFFRON.

W I9TS MAIN SIhEEli
offers 10 the public the following GOODS:
Pictures-largest stock south Of Washington
Chromcs and OH Paintings, any that Is In the
market: icture Frames made ut halt-hour notice;
Photograph Frane:--large stock always OIL hand
Mouldings, Ill sorts-5O,ooO feet on hand; Looking
Glass Plates and Loeking-Gass Fraipes--a large
stock; large Family Bibles, extra large size and
finish. most approved editions Clocks from the
best manufacturers In the United States, suitable
for p!rcrs, Offices, and stores. Carpets-Brussels,
extra superfnc, superdnc, medium, and other
descriptions OF carretlngs. Rugs-Brusscis, velvet,
and tapestry. Uilcloths. Mattings-Cbeque and
plain, best description. Walnut Extensien Tables,
and other articles. All of which win sell for cash,
or by payments of weekly or monthly instalments.
fe ss-eodsm WILLIAM DAFFRON.
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T. CORRECT THE STOMACH

- CORRECT THE STOMACH.--It
"e-4stertaiml physiological fact that the
''"'n "i m",, o! The Ills that afllict humanity Is
'''""rl condition pI The aiimcntary canal. The
"'"'l' hr"ine Constructed end sluggish, and thence
'''''' trtin Of painful aud distressing maladics
~ preventive and cure there Is remedy so safe
"''' '"ic Us DIR. TUFTS VEG ETABLE LIVER
PILLS.
AVID CONSCMPTIOS.-No enemy TO the hui
'''" race is more TO be dreaded, and Is more III
''i' IN iIaapDroAchcs than the too fatal destroyer
~ "e'!th amd happiness OF myriads--" Consump-
''h IA It's ghtstiy form" The duty Of all Is to
'"'u 'Hiinst lis first advances. This may be done
u'' nn!eiy use Of DE. TUFTS EXPEcTO-
'""i NH 22.eodt&wlw
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JOB PRIyTING.-We call the attention Of mer
chants, clerks Of courts sheris lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal ocersand 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 at short notice Cards.
Bl-Icads, Letter-Icads, Programmes Bal Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
BIus of Fare Show Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &r
Satisfaction guaranteed
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PHoToGRAPHY.-ft Is acknowledged by all the
Photographic publications and critics IN fine arts
That REEFS & Co.'s work is equal to any in the
world and are censured because Of their low scale
prices. They have adopted this plan because peo-
pie generally 9ofor lo,o prices regardless Of quality
In this particular art They think 1t is all mechan-
cal which is great mistake; but there s no use In
dsh.sg popular opinion, 1t don't pay; consequently
REEs & Co. have concluded to make Jfrst-cldss
sork at the same price that auacks charging in
order to drive their miserable work ont Of the mar
ket. In many instances REEs & Co. are ioosing
money, but In the long run we presume II pays
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
PosT-OFFICE AT RICHMOND. MARCH "a, 1879
George McAdams, care A. j. Johnson, No.
207 west Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
Captain z. D. Jones, care Curtis & Parker,
Richmond, Va; Mrs. NJ. II. Steele, No. sos
Adams street, Richmond, Va; Joseph
Longinotti, No. 220 Seventeenth street,
r chmond, Va; John B. Simpson, Jr., Nc.
5 east Fourteenth street, New York city.
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III KoSAphLIS.-W. III. Bickcrs, re-

Hid,n- III cord nsyillc. Va, writes:
- herewith Yj'c the flctS in The case of nv Wife
tni"9 iE Your "''' lDALlS. About four years ago
'n'i' all'. i. u her ears rcd. swollen places or
'"i'>@;' q g "ita itching ndburning; for awhile
u I'h!,ls... Idnch the same, then rapidly grew
WORSE; ".ttaring successfully On her hand, face,
.".'''yl ans: ar"'s. in The form of scaIy blotctes or
'''-' ana completely incapacitatlng her for any
...'. %t;'a!5 Time hcr head was SO completely CO.
.'.'.' "a ID s"tI thai |, MAS Impossible Tor her 10
$780,. n.I A'I Nit! the c"ttrscst comb. On january
.".ra.r zone bOt:lc Of EUSADhLIS of Afcssrs.
.i&> Co.. and "lng con, inccd the us" of II WAS
'.i.. persisted! in It's until she had taken
"' ."'i"', ".hcn she pronounced hcrseij cured
.s ""w perfectly free from discase''
fH. .--lu..aw
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!. 3RoBgsRy AT THE EXCHANGE HoTEL.-scme-
time between and 4 O'Clock sunday morn
ing the rooms of Senalor Thomas aud lsixey,
Nos. so and 81 Exchange Hotel, were enter
ed and robbed. Mr.. Fhomas's room was
locked at the time of the robbery, and he
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with framed house thereon, at the corner OF
). Seventeenth and Carringson streets. so: 1 s
MOODY & ROYALL win sell ct 4 r. NJ. real estate
ON Porter between Eleyenthand Twelfth strcets.
Manchester.
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. M. ptanoe,
mirrors, furniture, &c.
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A DOPTION.-Al little girl wanted OF fabout
n c,gh, wears OF age, with light hair, faif coms7
plexio, and small, petite figure, OF lively and aYias
lie dispositions and fond Of music: Wogia ,no Do
otlier' Good c,lucation, with kind and happy
Christian home. Applications must contain 6f
Photograph, with fullest parttcusrs tto De
Il No' "pp.o'eN'' 49, .TWO COUSIN3, i
care aiessrs. George P. Rowell & Co, New YORK.
NH Ia-8t 80 49, - -
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lost only $50 In money. The thief or thieves
evidently examined oil Of his pockets, as he
awoke about o'clock and found his clothes
deposited In the middle of the floor. Mr..
Rixey lost valuable gold watch and chain
and SIT in money. Mr.. Rixey had also O
number of valuable papers in his pockets at
the time of the robbery. including claims
against the United States Government, but
these papers were left in his room.
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APPOINTMENT TO IrALY.-Rev. George B.
Taylor, D. D., of Staunton, has been ap-
pointed by the Board of Foreign Missions
of the Southern Baptist Convention mission
ary to Italy,
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CEWING-MACHINES A NECESSITY.
TIE ~ GROVER & BAKER SEWING. MACHINES

These CELEBRATED MACHINES have now
introduced In every part Of the world, and pave ai
WAYS given entire satisfaction 10 the operator.
Our NEW MACHINES are very simple IN asiT
construetion are made OF the very best material,
and have ALI. OF THE LATEST IMPROVE EAEsTs'
They run light, are easily understood and managsa
will do any and all kinds Of sewing In the oss aug
and durability are NOT SURPASSED by any naehlne
in ihis or any other country. FoH FAMILY USE
THEY ARE INVALUABLE
chimes which we wsrrsnttp every paYacnlaT.
All In want of really good reliable seHlng.ma- ny
chne.-one that will last them nIenme-aLse i y
fore purchasing elsewhere.
GROVER & BAKER RsEW1NGMAeHiEE
CuMPhNY,
s2I MAIN STREET,
NH ,e-,m Richmond, Va
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THE EXTRA QUALITY OF THAT SUPERIOR TEA
W. D. BLAIR Co. are selling has been thoroughly
Indorsed by some of the best judges in the city,
many of them pronouncing this TEA the very best
they ever bought anywhere.
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VIZ TANTED, TO, SELL good EIGHT
w SYRUP, TWO-DRAUGH ARCTIC SODA
APPARATUS. GEORGE SCHOEN, 90
NH 2i.3t corner bIaiu and Eleventh streets.
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THAT WONDERFUL $50, 900 "TALK1Ha-saAcHrSE'
Of Professor FABER's said at the Ashton House Ex-
hibihon, WHEELER & WILSON SEWING. MA CHINE
is the best" c. L. RApwAy is the agent, at 1901
Main street. All are invited 10 examine before pur-
chasing.
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DAVIS & Son sell all kinds or wood-sawed wood,
split wood, and klndling wood-at Watkins & Bro
thers old kindingwood factory, south side Of basin,
and Fourteenth ST. ect south of Cary. Give them u
call.
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THE Worcester tMass.) Gazette says: They who
wish to advertise judiclously and cheaply can find
no better medium through which to reach the great
public than through GEORGE p. ROwELL & Co.'s
Agency, New York"
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FINE FLAvoRED TEAs.-W. d. BLAIR Il Co
confidently recommend tho.e fine TEAS they are
now selling IS something superior
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JAPANESE PoPLiNs, plain, striped, and brocaded,
and japanese silks, new designs, at Levy BRO
THEIRS. .a.s
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING. SHIRTS, AND GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, Of e. B. SPENCE & SON
merchant talors clothiers, and dealers In gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
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CONSUMERS SHOULD USE FROM oNE-FoURTH
to half less Of DooLEY's than Of other yeast
bakng-powders. 1t is put up full weight.
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NH ie-im
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ADVERTISING IN HUNTIsGToN.-Thc newsDa-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which Is opened to
Richmond by the completion OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. M. ELLYsoN & co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers at low
rail
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- FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP, SINCE JANUARY lsr

NEAbF Il BAKERS IMPORTATION
'"'F"'itced incidentally pure and rec. mmendcd
pnr D'.s' physicians as being more easily asstmi-
".,e' and more GcceptuLLe to tie stomach than aag
'hsF cod-l!yer uil Ia Use.
9iEADE & RAKER,
mh Il o,n AZ ,
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THE COURT BILL.-The court bill, not hav-
ing been vetoed by the Governor, became a
law yesterday.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Cochran, who has
been absent from his seat by reason Of sick
ness, has recovered and returned to duty.
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CARD-PHoToGRAPHS at FRAYsER's extensive
gallery, opposite the post-ofice, 8? per dozen.
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THE NEW MIGNoNETTE MoHAIRs-rIIE LATEST
novelty in dress goods-1ust received at LEvY Bro
TIERS,
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ALL THE NEW SHADES IN SPRING DRESS GOODS
can be found at LEVY BROTHERS.
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NJ. ELLYsoN g. CO., Advertising Agents, DrsPArCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal OF Ghe country ut regular
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n LARGE AND wELL-AssORTEp STOCK OF
spring drrss goods just received at LEVY BIO
THEIRS.
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2itllnloltd 0ispatth.

ST THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEwsPAPERs OF THE CITY.
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s3T NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING.
NJ THE VIRGINIA NATURAl

NJ THE VIRGINIA NATU L A l.
PETROLEUM LUBRICATlNG OIL,
sold by MS, and extensively used In this city and
elsewhere for the past seven years, and which has
given such general satisfaction wherever used, DIFF
fers from all otter lutricaing oils sold in this mar
kG. It
A PURE, NATURAL LUBRICAT1NG OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMIXTUEE WHATEVER,
free from all grit and gum; and, under the same
circumstances s the best sperm or lard oil, will not
heat wear or cut the boxes or bearings Experience
has proven beyond doubt that thisis one Of the
BEST AND CHEAPEST LUBR1CATING OILS
before the public.
Observe that our brand Is on each barrel.
We are the sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
tural Petroleum Lubricating Oil, every barrel Ui
which sold by us bearing our brand TINS:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LUBRICATING OIL,
PURCELL. LADD & CO., AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA
0dcrrs addressed TO us will receive prompt atten-
ton, and he shipped In good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD Il co. Druggists,
NH 2-am Richmond. Va,
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NOTARY PUBLIc.--The Governor has ap-
pointed w. billiard, Jr., notary public for
the county of Amherst.
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LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS at FKAYsEn's for 81.

LEVY BROTHERS call attention to Australia
crepe-a novelty IN mourning dress goods.
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STRIPED PURITAN CLOTH Is the name given to a
most stylish lot OF dress goods at LEVY BROTHERS.
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PINE WOOD, $3.50 per half-cord, at DAVIS 4
SONS, Fourteenth street south of Cary.
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JAPANESE STRIPES, TWENTY CENTS A YARD, AT
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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TELL YOUR FRIENDS, for good photographs to
20 TO FRAYSERS.
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SEwIyG.MACEsNEs.
WILCOX & GIBBS.

w
This very superior SEW1NG-MAChlSE ls now
offered at the following liberal club rates:
We will give rs premium frst-class machine
of or own or any other make In the market, as de-
sired, to any person who will sell three Wilcox i
Gibbs machines, to be ordered at one time and paid
for In cash.
Price lists, circulars, full instruction, &C., sent
gratis by mail. WiLLCoA elboS,
ONCE, Is Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
8 fas s,.IEwSm F.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court G
Appeals was not in session yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-25

THE BEST STOCK OF PARAsoLs IN TIE CITY CAN
he found at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-25

RICHMOND :PosT-oFFIcE, opposite FRAYsER'
extensive Ey,!aesthIain street. s.,ss.,.--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-25
Foe GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS go to FnArsER's.

RSEAsoNED PINE WOOD, $5 per cord, at DAVIS
SoN's, Fourteenth stree. south of Cary.