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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

Al. al :ABorT THE N.w posrAL CAxps. Five
mihlon OF The new postal cards authorized
by Congress win be delivered to the Post.
MASTER GENERAL for issue BY the Morpar, En-
veiope Company, Of Springfield, Mass, ors
sne LIST proximo. It has been suited that
tnere Will be two kinds Of cards-one ruled.
ana the other without Iines-btit such 81 not
the case. There will be but one kind Of card,
ana that wilt be of q cream color, i've and
one-eiehth inches in length, nnd three inches
IN width. One side OF the card (the one in
tended for the message) is entirely plain, and
the other bears an ornamental scroll work
oorder oDe-eighth Of an inch In width. In
the fight-hand upper corner Is q picture iof
the Goddess OF Liberty, surrounded with q
seroii-Work border, In which are the words
y. Postage-one cent In tie left up
per corner, and extending two-thirds across
the card. are the words, In yelvet-brown let.
ters, !" United States Postal Card y; and be.
tow, IN smaller letters, q Write the address
only OF, this side 1.-The message on the other. !"
Beneath this, and to the left, Is the word
70" in scrip, followed by line extending
across the card, for the name OF the party
addressed Below this are two other
tines-one being for the name Of the post
oillce, and the other for the county and
state. Although it is not expected that any.
one will put more than the address on one
SIDE, there is no prohibition against filling
Doth sides with writing, provided the adj
dress remains legible; nor is it contrary to
law to place printing on the cards instead oi
writing. The cards win be distributed IL
postmasters throughout the country on re
QUESTION, the same us other supplies, .and
will be sold at the stamp-Window at one cen,
each. The question has frequently. beer
asked whether plain card, bearing one
cent stamp, will not be, allowed TO pas:
through the mails the same as the Govern
ment cards; but the law prevents the use Of
transmission of any but, the official cards
Tie eostof the postal cards is $t.30s cert.
per thousand, that being the bid of the sue
cessful competitor for. their manufacturer
| Wushinaton Star. - 49,. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

The PREsBYTERy OF TIE CHESAPEAKE
This body, connected with the General As
scmbly of the Southern Presbyterian Church,
assembled In 'semi.annual session last night
in the Franklin-Square Presbyterian church
(Rev. Mr.. Lcfevrel and will probably be in
session until Saturday. The Prcsbytery is
composed Of twenty-four ministers and an
equal number Of elders, aud embraces a por-
ton of Maryland and the northwestern por-
tion of Virginia. Besides the regular rou-
tine business the PreSbytery will coneider
during the session the new book of discip-
line, sent down from the General Assembly.
The opening sermon last night was preached
by Rev. X. l.. McMurran, Of Sykesyille
church, the moderator of the last meeting.
After the sermon the Presbytery was con-
stituted with prayer by the retiring modera-
tor. go - -. -
Rev. DR.. Mitchell, of Alexandria, va, was
elected moderator of the present meeting,
and Rev. NIr. Campbell, of Poosvilc, Md,
was elected temporary clerk. Rev. Il. 1.
Berry is the stated clerk.
Rev. DR.. Hobson, of Ebenezer Pfesbytery,
Kentucky, and Rev. DIR. Reese, president OF
the Maryland Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, were invited to sitas cor
responding members. ,.,,.s...,....1
Adjourned until 90 O'Clock this morning.
The only churches connected with this
Presbytery in Baltimore are the Franklin
Street church, of which Rev. Mr.. Murkland
il pastor, and Rev. Mr. LefeYre's church,
Baltimore Sun, Sd. +;
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JOB PRNTING.-We call the attention OF mer
chants, clerks of courts, sheris lawyers railroad
steamship and canal oicersand agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to The facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JoI,
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Heads, Letter-neads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills. Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-Bils, Checks, Drafts, &C., Sc
Satisfaction guaranteed. ' 49,
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THAT WALKISG-CANE.-We wonder what has
become OF It.? We are afraid that some one has
spirited 1t away or else has admired 1t so that they
don't want to give 1t up. We would like to have
our m cane. Our friends can find some Just IKE II
ot 10 b. SPENCE & SONS, No, 1900 Main street, and
a large variety OF others.
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VOL xiv !.
SPECIAL NfsTfC.s. \ q

- NU1KCESSe5s 8
/ EH We HAVE NOW IN STORE A
AMERICAN 73 -" t&eS'.-''s - = 11s I )
WALLPAPERS, BORDERS,
DECORATIONS, and dFlRE~SCREESs;.
all OF the ialees styles. Aiso, n }E gE%ss 4
WfND0W-SHADEs, coRNICEs,
t'ssb NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, Z
/ oIL-CLorHs, f$E,-6zsz2 n aEss ! :
s-E,' CANTON ana CoCoAMATTISG, &c. Sc, /,
Having IN our employment experienced work.
men, We are prepared tD execute all kinds OF work
In the line of UPHoLSfERING aud PAPER.
HANGING. BOOTH, SpENCEt& t,O.,
up at Tenth street between Main and Bark
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SPECYAL. NOTICES.
~ LEVY BROTHERS

LIZ L
DRY GOODS STORE,
nos, 1Gl7 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
,t the LARGEST SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS In
y,..o Our friends and the rahlic generally win
.,,,n,, an investment In our stock will wen repay
+hcn.
va doom the following articles worthy OF special
notcc
rxCL,sH CIIEvIoT SHIFTING at &c. yard:
x,C,IT-CLUB CAMBR1C SHIFTING at shil-
ncper yard;
,,sT PACIFIC PERCALEs a. ssc. yard;
STRIPED JAPANESE DRESS GOODS at 20 ana
sc. yard;
liNSa: sc. a yard;
r,GoNAL MoHAlRS, all the new shades, at CSC.
ayard:
srS1rFp and BRoCADED JAPANESE SILKS;
ELACk SIikS:
rT,ND DUCHESS. RAVEN, and CROW
BRANDS BLACK ALPACA from soc up to
-, ,CK CREToNNrs and MonAIRs;
nTlCK AuSTR ALLAN CREPE at Soc. yard;
'ni nrEn- STRIFE BLACK GRESADiNE n.
Is and ?cc.:
.nlES, MECH. CK.HANDKERCHIEFS;
t1L0RED CREPE BOWS;
1,,r,y e.a,rcnt stvlcs of new NECK -SCARFS for
ladies; s.,,.,,,>,
Vow .,y,cs SI.EEvE-BUTToNS. STUDS;
nrS,NENTS for the hair such rs Arrows and
butterflies and other fancy articles;
WHITE DAISY FRiLLING, Only CSC. for piece
Of ten yards;
WHITE CROCHET TRIMMING, only lsc' for
niece or twelve wards:
u
.,lILiEE DE GRACE, and CROCHET EDGE;
,,r,ES' LINEN HANDKERCTlEFS-a great
n1r:,alu-a, sc.ac dozen;
LINEN NiItNDkERCHIEFS at Fl dozen:
AIDES HEMSTITCHED HANDkERCHIEFs
-; = dozen:
r.-.Ii.rS NJ IS 30, 40, so. 90 rs, and s5c.Aa new
lo:;
uyry SEAMI. .ESS MD GLOVES;
t>rciicut DOLLAR KID GLOVES;
~ ,rK LLAMA LACE SHAWItS of our own i'm.
,,or.attnu this season. n'
w, r", tlSt received, direct from the importers, q
.,,,k OF SWISS MUSLIN, VICTORIA LAWN
I\r,nNEr CAMBRIC, and NAINSOOk
wIrirh ,yr fer lower than ever before.
l,L Il our suET-FINlSH CANIBRIC at 25c. i
ward:
rAR.SuiS Of all kinds-hlack lined with colors
ana many other fashionable styles, Just received
in store: ..sesrE<z. r
GtNTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS at S27.so dozen
arr bargain;
GTNrLEMEN'S GACZE SHIRTS:
CENT? EMtN'S SCARrS and TIES;
LlSLE GLOVES:
GENTLEMrN'S LINEN COLLARS at 75c. a
duzeu:
NEW PATTERNS FRENCH CASHMERE, fol
pants:
sILk and MAKsEILLES VEST PATTERNS re-
marksbly low;
DIAGONAL COATING, great bargain In this
article;
j., lalgc stock of LIGHT SUMMER CAssIMEREs
ari TWEEDS
WHITE TOSEMiTES are cheap at CSC. yard;
WHITE PlQuE, both figured and striped, very low
ll5! now:
WHITE LINEN, FOR suits and other purposes;
\ new assortment of READY-MADE LINEN
LAWN. and SUITS, for ladies
We ulirr these goods 1T lower figures than be
fore. and display splendid assortment. e..
ADl-MhDE SUITS as low IS IS and &c;
LAnlt>' CHEMISES, DRAWERS, NIGHT
GOWNS. CORSET-COVERS, WRAPPERS
suitable for house-wear-in fact, = complete as
>ortmcnt of every rcady-nade article a lady
could wish for:
O. .oi YAED-WIDE BLEAClIED COTTON onl.
l-:c. yard;
Extra hme YAED-WIDE UNBLEACHED COT
ToN II lcic. yard;
ANDEoSCOGGIN and AUBURN BLEACHED
COTTON only lGac. 4 yard.
All Who inves. In our stock will be more tLau
satisfied with their purchases.
pirccl all orders TO the firm.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
l0l7 and 1019 Main street, Richmond,Va.
.,ll orders per express, c. y. D.. will receive
prompt attention. ap3
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d.. ELLYsoF Co., Advertising Agents, D1sp aTcB
building, viii receive advertisements aIahave them
Inserted In any journal Of she country at reguls,
rates. :
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PHoToGRAPHs.-Thep pictures turned out at other
galleries in this city In no way compare IN finish
with those made at REEs & Co.'s. Their work Is
better than any have seen, and their prices within
the reach Of al. Cards, $3.50 per dozen; Sl5o per
half dozen. Large sizes, 81 and upwards.
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GEORGE z. Row ELL & Co.'S fame as advertising
agents has rendered their firm-name household
word. Everybody has heard Of them; but perhaps
every one does not know that this firm have for two
or three years leased column or more Of space III
nearly every prominent and reliable newspaper LII
the eountry.-JoarRat Recorder. Vest Acrtdidn
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1T SPRING 1873.
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.

r. .R. PRICE 6 co.
are now opening their first purchases of EARLf \
SPRING GOODS and during the present aud
coming week will get in the bulk of their stock,
comprising everything new, beautiful, and attrac-
tive, in their line.
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PRINTs-grcat variety
JArANESES SILKS AND PorLINS, MoHAIRs,
BLACK GKos GRAIN AND BONNET SILKS,
IGAy Filing SUITINGS, GRENADINES, PLAIN
AND STRIPED PorLINs, Ill grades; DRESS GOODS,
IN endless variety: IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEET
INGS, PILLOW LINENS, CASsIMERES, CLOTHS,
SiiAwLs, BLEAClIED CoTToNs, COTTON SHEET
IN"S, DIAPERS, TowELLINGs, DAMAsKs, pIQUES,
lic,lEEY, COESETTs, MD GLOVES. &C. &c.
mll Il Il. Il. PRICE & co.
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THERE is NO EXCUSE FOR POOR BISCUITS, ROLLS,
Dread. griddle cakes, mullins, wafles, &c. when
DooLE9 8 YEAST POWDER Is used. Grocers sell It,
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ADVERTISING IN HUNTINGTON.-The newspa-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which is opened 10
Richmond by the completion OF, the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising In both papers at low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

BRIGHAM YoUNa's Son ARREsTED.-The
Alta Californian of the 29th ultimo says:
"Last evening William n. Young, son OF
Brigham Young, was arrested on, the charge
Of drunkenness and misdemeanor., While
rin duress lie stated that he was the son of
Mother Mary, and that: he and fhe old man
run the Territory. On depositing $40 he
was released, and requested that the court
meet it 10 O'Clock this morning, instead Of .,
as that would be an accommodation to him, =
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The Richmond Frame Store
In connection with the Dollar Store corner of Nintf
and Main streets, has Just received large assort
ment Of frames Of all Sizes .'E.F
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READY-aADE BUSINESS SUITS IN GREAT
variety and at very low prices for sale by e. Is
SPENCE s. Son, merchant iaiiors and dealers IN
clothing and gentleen's furnishing goods, NO. 1890
Main street. Call and examine their stock.
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THE DOLLAR sToRE is always receiving new
goods and # will be to your Interest to ca and ex-
anime their stock before pufchasfng elsewhere
Don't forget the place-corTer of Ninth and Mair
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PHoroGRAPHS AT sFRAfsER's for 81 per dozen,
ana large photographs, for frames, eight by ten
inches, only 81. !. ,., 4...s... .t,t7, z.rI<i
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REDFoRD's, No. so2 MAIN STREET, is rz1E
AGENCY and the only place ut which a Dunlap hat
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising this
hat will please see Mcssrs. Dunlap & Co. g lettsrto
q. III. Marshall, 's's5 iaf5i1 l"ttE ].
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HARMLESS AS SUMNER DEw, set. fn the highest
degree disinfectant and preservattye, sozoposT
keeps the teeth always healthy and spotless and the
gums ruddy apd free from canker. i, t.-tF..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

The American consul at Vienna gives no.
tice that during the Exposition he will not
be answerable for letters sent to the consulate
for Americans.
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RnreUcIIEp EEGATIvEs.--An pictures made at
REEFS &C. Co.'S, are carefully gone oyer by an artist
(ofycars' experience) who Is specially employed for
the purpose ]. REEs.& co. pay him sae per week for
retouchiug their negatives. E,z,,-s..s,zs,,
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700 CAN SAVE MONEY by buying yo,r photo
graph frames at the Richmond Frame store, next
70 the Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Main streets
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| RICHmoND AND; ;PErKRwURG gAua0AD Cu,4
.3e3.5tSF RICHMOND, va, DeceD1bef ~ St5Egg
|nNtAND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE-
lS1.CEtIBER 18th. the TRA AiES on this soae WIN
T Tie q MAIL III ANS leays Rlehn.cnd Al y y.
and 91o z: M. and leave Petersburg q i13s An
FREIGHT. TRAINS with passeager easss 10.
taclied, leave Richmond az A. M andS y M1end
leave Petersburg at $50 n M.and 80 Ps u
: TbeSUNDAY EXCURSION sTRAINSNtHfezSe
Richmond and Petersburg 1t IA. NJ. Reelyntngf
leave Richmond and Petersburg at 4.5e Ps,t tnHEsd
Of O'Clock as hGrefDfnTe. So
The A. M. TRAIN win net leave atehBo160n
Sundays, and the a5S z. M. MAIL TRAlN ana ~
A. hs. TRAIEw win NOT leaye Resensaarr
Passelillers for Norfolk win tekc the ~ N
DAILY TRA1N,a and those from Eorf0sx wi con-
meet et PeteTsbifY With the ItsS "A. Ms4THAlAss
Passengers from Clover Ilili wifi take On esltx
aud returning leave Iiehnaend on De saase sst
4 The ]. MAIL d TRAINS ~m stop only = asss -
Tho "a. M. TRAIN will connect NJ Pete1sbpRx
with the Atiantic, Mississippi and Ohio Kairoed f
LfTgi,GlsE LfPULTsfhNsy M PALACE sLEEPtNa.c6n Nm
be attached to the TMR0 Ugh H9d0ns
running through 70 WiImingfnn 8
b de is sssf 's, Pfesjdens
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Ed. EACHO will sell at IL NJ, at his Office, the
persona effects OF j. H. Willroy, deceased.
W. GODDIN will sell at P. NJ, on the premises,
a farm of 2,o acres. about five miles above
Richmond, near Deeprun turnpike.
GRUBBS& & WILLIAMS will sell at a p. NJ, on the
premises, two valuable building lots on the
southeast corner Of Grace aud First streets
COOK rs LAUGHTON will sell at 10 a. NJ, a
general assortment Of household furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

CouNTRYMEHcHAsTs WILL FIND AT p. WEST
GER Co'sa splendid line OF hats to select from
and as the goods have been bought for cash they car
offer great Inducements to the trade. n tr.5f5ssf
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THE CITIZENS OF Richmond BUSH TO FRAY.
sERs GALLERY for good and cheap photographs,
Call and see him. :
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate nude bdDeet the 1St ~
January aud 3oth Of June the tares for the pre-.
sent gear hare to be paid bYthe purchaser; On
of the Year the taxes have TO be paid by the seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

PARTIES BUYING FRAMES at the Richmond
Frame Store will have their pictures framed free Of
cllar
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sgwI]aiG.MACHHKEa. !.
WILLcox q GIBBS.

This very SUPERIOR HEWING-HAGHIMkzs1 1oNi
offered at tina fosloWlDg liberal dub satkzs
WeHiu gsyc a. q prsminma arst-csgck
OF our own, or ans other make thths psast
sired, 10 any person sbo VIII sell sshsse
Gibbs Hssehines. to bscrderesi kong HIM
forIn cash. d, ~ 10
Price Lists, circuisrs, fa1 instruction, kes q ~
gratis by mail, ,5s ~ kcQAs u 4, q
FaSssf ofnce, rs Ninth stsret 1tSn
IA "a. lAyvam
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THE CROWD STILL CONTINUES AT FRAYsEn's
GALLERY, opposite the post-ofice, for good aud
cheap pictures :, g .ittsf '5sS - =
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,sPRrNG OPENING OF Atr. THE LATE STYLES or
HATS for men and boys at atP.wEIs1GER q Co.'s.
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FRAysER HAS JUST REcEIvED HIS FIRST FRAMES
from Cincinnati. -rss.s.. ..-s.., :
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lzf- THE VIRGINIA NATURAL

VIZ THE VIRGINIA NATU Il AL
PETROLEUM. LUBRICATING OIL. e..s
shn by us, and extensively used In this city and
elsewhere Tor the past seven years, and which has
gwen such general satisfaction wherever used, dit-
h'sJrom all oter iutrcuting oils sold in this ular-
h.t. Il Is
FTRE, NATURAL LUBRICATING OIL,
WITHOUT ANY ADMixTURE WHATEVER,
nee from ali grit and gum; ana. under the same
circumstances rs the best sperm lard OIL will pot
ncd, wear, cut the boxes bearings. Experience
h's proven beyond Doubt that this Is one OF the
EE>r AND CHEAPEST gLUBRICATiNG OILS
rc'"rc The public.
'"7cr'e that our brand ~ on each barrel.
"care The sole ageuts here for The Virginia Ma
'ufa Petroleum Luhricating OIL, every barrel Of
",'seh Solaly us bearing our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LuBRlCATIEG OIL,
FURCEIL, LADD q CO.. AGENTS,
RICIIMoSD, YA.n $3.50 s5 s.ss
oderrs addressed TO us will receive prompt atten-
a'h' and te shipped In good, tight packages,
PURCELL, LADD & co Druggists,
hp''Hn Richmond, Va.
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FOR CINCINNATI FRAMES GO TO FRAYsEH'
extensive gallery.
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GRAYS, ATTENTION ATTEND q re- A
W gular quarterly meeting Of your company at q
Military Hall OH FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT at SII
O'Clock. Secretary will be prepared to collect III
dues, committees TO report, and court-martal will
sit to assess fines. BY order of Captain BOsSlEUX.
.. .... ~ SAMUEL SMITH,
ap3-2t* Second Sergeant.
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RICHMOND, j
iflllllolld 4ispateh.
TIE New BahIkrupt T,av.

ERIDAY Rid A. s. -. s, April. a, 1879.
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RICHMOND sANp YoRK EIYERlRAisB0A1 E0C3 81
RtcHNoNp. March al 1a5& rs &;
NOTIGE.Ona and after WEDNESDAY,
IN APRIL ID. the PASSENGERS and TKE3afaFs
PASSENGER TRAIN daily SSMndAy excsF<edt
between Richmond ard West Point leasiifR tie n.
pot at =. HI. 70
Passengers for river landings and T3atttr6ex vim
leave Richmond ON ,WEDNESllAYSaAn6HA HAF.
steamer at West Point,on same evening fef Naia-
more, &c. ssss:.Fiss
Fare to ryerandinks . &. .. y. "a
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH TRsEiahT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays Wednesdnyss xsi-
/ .LOaAB aFR EIGHT betweea Mehmon6 sSafi
West Point carried both ways ,1a VRednes8aya and
Saturdays, leaving Ricf,m0nd Mt O'Clock Il M a
| s5 49, 80, W.. N. B2AG Gtss SupersntEatenk
| j. L, TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, HicA-
mond. sS3 ~ sfYstfsss Inh - g6i
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATerrsif.
- COMPANY. 1T
EUR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. BAI1I
= ITIMORE,S NOREOEK,E PtSFTSNO OsfTH

2 >1hiOhE,' NORFOLk, PORTSMOUTH,
3s, AND ALL, REGULAR LhNDINGSGs
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
LBe tast and elegant United States naait steaInt,
yunN s.uIaS SSLyEsTER, Captain q. G. CLIFFORD,
eaveS company's wharf, at Rocketts for the ahyye.
named places ON MON NDAYS, WEDSESHsATs ayt,
EkiDAYS at 9 A. Al, and returns on Tuesday,
Ihursday, and Saturday afternoons at otci0ck. z
From this date {Mareh 27th) Sandy Point, Bran
aon f9lnt, ana Dunniore Landings viii be tiiscon-
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line Line steamers for Bsldmorep Phila.ielphla, and
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Fare to New York. ,..,,,.,,,.,.... :, Sia Il
Fare to Philadelphia &
Tictets On es 81 ;, &c
and baggage checked through. -
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa
at REASONABLE RATES. f...ri.5 IA
Freight received from 7 A. NJ. till 6P. NJ.
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid. sfsi ]
ON L. 3. yATUM, General Agent
Branci Office. corner Main and Ninth streets.
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For GOOD AND CHEAP FRAMES GO 70 FRAY
SER'S. 4EE f.-4. -ft-t ..-.., s E = !
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CLoTH1Na.-E. B: SPENCE d Sow.

~ .-sF-F iaf8 .ElF : 5s..E-- !. =
E. b. SPENCE Il soN.-Gothing.
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a43- NhW GOODS FOR MOURNING.

III NLW GOODS FOR MOURNING.
SPEING, 1873. p.
T. i. Fii!CE& CO. have received new goods for
'n"aIrny, such as
EoMBAZISES, TAMESE ALPACAS,
EOCBLE-FACED MoHAIRS,
EOMBAZINE ALPACAS, GRO DE NICE,
tTT"MASS, DE LANES, CAsHMERES,
VELOUR DE NICE, WOOL AND SILK GRENA-
ht>fS, HLI.-WooL GRENADINES textra), GRAPES
h%n GRAPE Wells, KID GLOVES, GRAPE Col
LANs. MOURNING PRINTS, French and English,
&".,&r. NH "a
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CLOTEkING.
HI. sALoM0NsKY co.

GENERAL PARTNERS: H. l.. & e. SALO:
MONSKY. - S
SPECIAL PARTNER: AsCHER SIMON. aat
Gun Of Richmond-to ,on:: 'ttssISit@te iG7fts
i,Jokh s. Rady, 4 notary public. for che corpora
ton aforesaid, In the State of Virginia. do hereby
certify that the above named-H.h. SALoMoNeKY,
one of the general partners of the firm Of IT. l..
e. Snlomonsky referred TO fn the preceding ccrtIf.
cate, personally appeared before me inmy corpor,
ton nforesadaud made cath that the sum Of money
special partner therein named to the common
stock-to wit, The sum OF two thousand dollars BY
Archer Stmof-as been contributed, and that said
sum has been actually paid in cash.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day Of
March In the year 1879. JOHN y. RADf,s
SD l-sw a,s' Notary Publc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THIS friday EVENING. April 4tb,
BENEFIT OF MRS. ZELDA SEGUlN-
FRA UIAVOLO.
Miss Emma Howson, Mrs. Zelda Seguin,
Mr.. BroOkhouse Bowler, MIR. Edward Segufn,
Mr.. Waller Birch, MIR. Gusiavus Hall,
Mr. John Clark MIR. Warren White.
TOMORROW Saturday AT 2 p. NJ,
GRAND GALA MATINEE-MARIHA.
SATURDAY EVENlNG-BOHEMIAN GIRL.
MATINEE PRICES.-General admission, 75c.; chill.
dren, soc. Reserved seats. I'll. Sale of seats Will
commence at Ambold's nt p. M. to-day. ap 4-lt*
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TOE NEW W. YORK; @ , g, oLp 4 DO DO 45Ksk

7TfOEs NEW YORK.-OLD DO-asEX$k
II MIHI0N NSTEAsisHIP COMPANIES ssssAAs
The side-wheel steamshIps OLD pDMl&lON
AaARa.~ .~A,BEMARLE.,a ~ and HITTER as. tcsye
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every ryIUEspAY,TU TUURSDAY,a and SATURDAY
Leave Richmond e.ery TUESDAY, FRIpAA
and SUNDAY at hfgh tide. sy.,I.I sfes ~ SfsssS 4
These ships are entirely new. They Isaye elegsn
Inc fare, accommodations, and attention ars uut
Frelghts for points beyond New Yorh forwarded
expenses incurred. sfsga rs ssFsa. 1E tgTs SO g.
Close connections made with cleaners for m
southern and European ports a-l1- - I
For further information apnly to s., e:5,Is:s I,
-. e GEORGE W. ALLEN e CO.. Agents,
Captain GEORGE ". AIIEH. ''N'0's a'1 0e& &ee''