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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Eorthe11
mail opens $50 aud O3O'A. NJ. uloses
8 A. M. and $50, p. NJ. .Charleston
opens A. NJ. and . 80 T.. NJ; closes
6.l5 and S Sd 2. NJ. Western opens $50
and $50 A. NJ; closes 8 and q 80 P. Al. {.
Wilmington opens 4.30 Z. NJ: closes
GA. N. Greenville opens Gas P. NJ.
closes 4. NJ. On Sunday The office is
open from 3 to 4 2. NJ.
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
co 1t VI RIA, =. C.
sl50.Ct!0
100000

Pr'.,mt Eni.'iG', $50. eco
.I"th"r'..u Corj"'. 500, 600
oFFIt ERS.
JCi;., u. pALMEE. Ircrident
a. ERF NiLEK, Cashier.
=. \. q. EGTi. As-istaEt Cashier.
FktHlS BANK will sGun occupy lis magniti
Il cent th!ee-tttiy Mahssld d ht q: build
ing, now III cCulsc ut construction On the
corner Of Plain aid Richardson siIt ctr. but
for tie rrcstrt will do business 1T i,- old
banking House. opposite ColumLia Fn,el. a
General banking Burintet transacted. Ger.
lihcaits OF DcIotit, bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per celt ler snnuni. iseued.
Notice. Bile OF Fxchal ge and uthtl evidences
OF debt discounted, aIo noLty loart q on col
lattrals. Stocks. 81 nee, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts On all ihe prtn.irt III citiee
in tho Uni, ed States houg ght ana cold
IIRLcTnhs-J. J Ii Gregg. john Is. Palmer,
F. W. McMaettr. X. ID Stir, (oi X. q. Sem L
Son. G. W. Besldtr, tut C0pclaLd Il Scar
dcn,) X. j.: Br! an, ". {. swaffield. TOT Il. Il
W. L. SwAflitld, ". l.. Stanley. j. G.. Seegers;
Samuel McGowan, Abbc,illc; jaime. Il iticn,
W;Mn.borc. Feb
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Afllve at Union Depot, Wi!M'ngsOn, 8 60 A n
Passengers leaving Columbia on the z % A.
NJ. Train arrive i'll Richmond NJ 20 A. Nj. the
following day. Washington l2 % l.. NJ, New
York 10 3S p
The Train leaving Columbia at : IS 4 M.,
connects with the Camden Train at the cross-
ing, and makes close COME ctitn at Florence
for Char lesion.
Thoee taking the 1885 p. VI. Train from
Columbia lave choice OF routes at Weldon,
either by the Bay Line, arriving in altimor c
at 90 A. NJ, or by the all rail line, tria Eich-
n.ond, arriving in baltimore C.SO A. NJ.
JAMES ANDERSON, Con. Surt.
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A perfect renovator of the system,
c.rrying of the vitiated bile without the
aid of oalomel. or any mineral medicine.
Simmons Liver Regulator is entirely
vegetable and harmless, and ought to bs
taken by every one. J26i3Tl
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Change Of Schedule.
SoCTB CAROLINA RAILROAD CoMFaxY,
GoLCNB1A. S. c. Jnue 2S. IT'D

H& n II @93@Ess to GO into eject op
and after sunday, 25th instant:
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columhia at.. 10 n
Arrive At Chariestohat 49,. .1.1O p e.
Leave Cha arlestcnat. G. 90 a n
RIVE at Columbia a.. at...............1,4 AZ II
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AccoaINopATIo y
TRAIN, tSunds!s cxceptod.]
Leave ColumbiK .7.l3 pm Arrive .e.lj NJ
arrive Charleston ZIG m Leave. .G 81 II
Camden Train will run Monday, NedpetGsy y
and Saturday. as follows
Leave Columbia at. 1n4ON y,
Arrive at Camden at... 325 p. ~.
Leave Camden at 45 4. N,
Arrive at Columbia at.. 49,. 4uA. Al
A. l.. TYLER. Vice President
s. 3. PIcErNs. General Ticket Agent.
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Piedmont Airline Railway.

tSE # Ess-.7 AniE. nnain l:icl r. .cnd ;. and
Dahvlile, k.cEmuud aid DanvIiIe i. W., \.
c. Division, and Moth western y. T.. II. w,
in effect on and aircl sunday, May II, 1873:
GOING NOKu L.
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ActOMMtdai!Un IINiik inn ~. Abhc vllle
Hranch Mondays. Wtdrcs1a.r ara Fridays.
On Anderson l;ranch. bttwt en- B, lion and An
dtrsoh, ,sdAys. 'rhnrf DAYS and Satur,lsye.
THOMAS DOpAMEAD, Gtn. SIP.
'AFf2 \"HToS. Gtrfral T;cltt Actit.
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Popular New Music Book
For the Coming Musical Season.


TUE STANDARD. EMERSON .y PALMER.
4 II so: Une1ccIcd as a Collection u
Church Music.
TIE RIVER OF LIFE. PERKINS *
BENTLty. so ceuts. Tie Newest aud Fresh
est OF sabbath School Song BOOKS.
CHEERFUL. VOICES. L.o.EMEnsoS.
50 cents. Very beautiful Sc'too. Song BOOK.
GEMS OF STRAUSS. JOHANN srn,rsy.
81 80. AL the best Strauss Music.
ORGAN AT HONE. For Reed Organs.
S2.5o 200 most attractive ri-ces.
cL.IsI1E's DOLLAR INSTR Uc1oiis.
For Reed Organs, Finnn and Violin.
EMEHsON's CHANTS AND RE-
SPJASES. ST.
DIR. sTREErEn.s VOICE nUiLD-
ING. 81 so.
Sold everywhere. Sent. post paid. for re.
tHi! price. CiAS. X. plrSON 4 co,
I'll Broadway. New York
OLIVER DITSON " CO,
Ja'y 20 s", Boston.
The Georgia Gin.
0S entering our ffth season with these
~ GINS. we havo only to say, that in
LIVERY case parties Sho have bought them
or secn ;htn used have been DELIGHTED
they have any knowledge Of.
We GCAkAN FEE them to gin az clean, run
as LIGHT. GIN rs FAST and turn out as
GOOD SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT Is
MADE. l!ease order early, 80 rs tn avoid
'lisaprc!ntH cnt. Catalogue and reference
forwarded en application.
LORICK It LOWRANCE.
Jnnr p Sole Agents for Son.h Carnlina
Mocha and Java Cotfees.
IN BAGS Old Government JAVA
IN 10 pockets Pure Mocha
For sa l.. inw lv EnPE T. GIIES
Chee'e.
~ BONES p .ime Dairy Cutting CHEESE.
lO z cases Edcnn Cheese.
jail! 20 GEO. SUMMERS.
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The Short Line Schedule.

The Short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE. CoLrMEIA & AUGUSTA R. r. Co.,
CciraBIA, S. g.. June 13, 1878.
Eesa Nss EH2-1tSHH1l ON aud ter MONDAY,
6zs2 zf ksssrSaa5 ks5siar@S5 June lG, 1873, the follow
irS Schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NoETn.
Train No. >. Train No. 1.
Leave augusta. .3.;2 a II 80 i VI
Leave Grant, evii!e. ~ - y " tG.jS L NJ
Arrive Columbia. - \ NJ 1U.47 i II
Leave Columbia. IS - a VI .......
Arrive Chariot - - J. II ...
GOING SOUTH.
Train No. /. Train 40. 9.
Leave Charlotte. "A 20 a N .
Arrive Culuml lia..... 80 a N .....
Leav. Columbia. - II 4 n ;i.l5 y NJ
Leave Granitevll.e. Il ~ l. " = IA A II
Arrive Augusta. !2.tNP II $50 A VI
*Brea kiast. tDirncr. tSurler.
Standard time ten minutes slower than
Wasliington; six la.tcr than Co, n.i,!a tmo.
cnnnCcti AT CHARLOTTE FOR III. roIN1s
NORTH AND FAs-, either ri" Danyiile and
lticlmond, Raleigh, Weldon. I.tclAbnig and
Richmcnd, or En!eiel., Weldon, Portsmouth,
and old Bay Line steamers: also. ri Richmond,
with CEesapeako and Chic lead, Tor 1uE
VIRGINIA. ) PI:INGs ard ,l.c WcsJ.
Both south bound trains male close con-
nection at Augusta fer al! pUi,e south and
West. Through Tick,t- .nid and baggage
che ckcd to all princ!rn! rc!Lts North, South,
East ard Wet.
.Pa4rcngers leaving Columbia IN The s 49
\. n. train are due III l!:clni, Id HI IL 4. n.
Washington II. SO T. NJ, d, I:a.iimnie iO +. II
Phladell lila 100 Z. ~, N,w York 10 IS l.. IT
the following day.
l.. X. DOESLY. Geac.al Ticket Agent.
JAMES ASnF RsoN, GtHcral Supt rnitEcti.i
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Greenvi!le and Columbia Railroad.

81 90 Eg 9sGsK ;,,sixs hAss En- + SG ;I;,I + i
Sundays excepted, r"lI.t,ilIr with Night
Trains Oh South iniinR Ehi;IGLd Tl and
down; wiki Trains euine N"ltL hiu st,tl on
Charl"ttc. C";u nhH nn2 Augusta ard vii.
miHcton. CuinmliA apd Augustx Rai!lnads
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COTTON GINS.

HAVING increased cur maru:ac.oiy. we
IL are prepared o supply the dt Ina nd for
orr weli-kmnvn CU11GN GINS, which are
considered the host in the market by thuse
who have uecd and knew" them. Evtry Gin
guaranteed to give atiefa ction. Trice lower
than any other first claes Gin. O,Aers to!icit
cd earl. in the season, to pre- Vt LIT delay.
Ey permission. we refer to the following
gentlemen:
Col. j. Wyatt Aiken and Mi ]. X. Vance,
Cokesbury.
Governor N. Il. Bonham, Edgeiie:d
Major y. Jones, Pine Housc.
Msjor Josiah Padgett, Niue Creek
MIR. l.. Hartley, Dateavllle.
Captain j. G. Hawthorn. Salu6a Old Town.
Gen. NJ. G.. Butler. Columbia.
Address NEDLETT & GOODRICH,
Juno 19t Augusta. Ga
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Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta r.
WILMINGTON. y. g., June 20, 1873.
e. M ~ r.a TnH nill t0llSwinE ns int, ssl,;a, rsa;
at 20 a. IT., Monday. June 80 1873:
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LOCAL MATTERS.

REMOVAL OF LARGE ROCKS FROM THE BEr
OF JAMES RIvER.-The diamond drill and
nltro-Siycerine have been worked most sue.
cessfully for the Improvement of the harbor
of Richmond. The obstruction to regular
and uniform channel has been in a.iedge OF
rock known as the "Middle Reef" just
above the first spar-buoy and opposite the
wharyes of the Norfolk steamers. TO pass
this point vessels were compelled to run
considerably out Of their regular course, and
very often, at low water. many dragged over
part of this reef TO this great oh>truc-
tion the engineer in charge-Major Waiter
G. Turpin-turned his attention, and -Mr.
c. l.. Kalmbach, with his corps Of assistants,
with drills and nitro-glycerine, have been at
work boring and blasting. Wednesday their
labors were rewarded by the removal from
the river of three immense boulderS of rock,
weighing respectively about II, 6, and tons,
besides large number of smaller ones.
Great difficulty was experienced in getting
these immense stones from the river and
landed on the lighter. Grapples were used
to drag them from their beds and the work
was very slow. so soon as the " divers -
could put the chains around them they were
hoisted out. The largest Of these rocks
machine as il it had been fishing-rod, but it
wa safely landed, and will be deposited where
it will never interfere with navigation again.
On examining a piece of granite taken
from the river few days since opposite the
New York steamships sheds, pieces Of cop
per were found embedded in its crevices, and
near the spot was dredeed up two large
pieces of the same metal, evidently torn from
some vesScfs bottom.
The amount Of rock raised in two days is
about forty tons. The Middle Reef" will
be entirely removed in few days, which
will give depth of water of twelve to ff-
teen feet where there was only six and half
at low tide. ..
The Improvement of the river generally
is going ahead finely, both dredging ma
chimes being actively engaged in cleaning
out the harbor. and the stealn-tug Of Captain
Cunningham is kept busy towing the lighters
to the dumps. The sand taken from the
river is deposited on the bank, where it
meets with ready sale, and contributes. to the
James River improvement fund.
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New STREEr-C CARS Cars Nos. and OF
the ncw lot recently purchased for The city
raiway--mcntioucd in the Dispatch some
days since--have arrived, and were taken
through the streets to the stables yesterday
afternoon. They are light and airy, with no
useless work about them, and will seat from
twelve to fifteen persons. The horses cam
not be changed from one end Of the car to
the other, as is the case with those now in
use. There is platform Mt the front end OF
the car for the driver, and at the rear end an
entrance is effected by 4 single step from tue
street. This reculilrity in The construction
of these cars will neccssitate some alteration
in the track at both ends of the route, which
alteration, we are Informed, the superinten-
dent viii at once make, and the new cars
will make their appearance for public Use lii
Il short tiE.e.
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MEETING OF THE COUNTY BoARD.-The
Board Of County Supervisors met at Hay
wards Hotel. at Chester, on Wednesday eve
ming. Present: Messrs. Brooks president,
Grymcs, Hayward, and Murphy. The fence
question was discussed, and finally the mat
ter was postponed to await further legisla-
ton by the General Assembly. A number
of claims against the county were allowed.
The Board adjourned subject TO the call OF
the president. The next meeting will be
positively the last of the present Board.
REiNTERHEST OF THE BEAD.-A number of
persons having relatives and friends buried
IN the old cemetery known as "Weisiger's "
are having them disinterred, and it is pre-
sumed that all others who can will do so as
soon "a possible, as the trustees have pro-
hibited the burial in future of anyone
within the town limits; and this place of
burial is in the centre Of thickly settled
and growing locality. Manchester, with her
many wants, stands in need Of nothing so
badly as public cemetery.
AN IIPosToR.-An ilnpostor has been i'm
posing on the kindness of some of our good
people lately, going to persons of the different
denominations and representing himself as
related to their ministers. and then TO their
ministers representing himself as a member
of the same faith in destitution. Fortunately
his little game was blocked before he made
any very large counts. Ii is a pity he could
not have been arrested and had taste of
Judge Cox's justice to petty pilferers-
FRIENDS OF TEMPERAScE.-Atth the meeting
of the Friends tonight the delegates to the
State Council are expected to report, and
other interesting addresses may be expected.
This Order is steadily increasing both its
male and female membership.
The Goose LAVA petition, numerollsly
signed, will be presented at the next meet
ing of the Trustees praying the abatement,
ut least for the present. Of the goose law.
Pour1cAL NoTE.-The Republicans are
moving and holding weekly primary meet
iDgs; but as yet no preparations have been
made by the opposition TO prepare for the
town and township elections.
SACRED MUsIc.-The choirs at the Baptist
and Methodist churches have lately been re-
organized, and by constant practice have be-
come almost perfect, and their improvement
is the source of general commendation.
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CHASCERY CouET or RMHMoND.-Thc fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
McCandliSil e.. Dvcrton'S executor, &c.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
aud directing sale Of State stock therein
mentioned. and directing further inquiry
and report III one particular in said decree
named.
UNci's executor rs. Goddin. &c. Decree
making distribution Of the fund on hand.
Warm,p & CO. Is. Equality Life Insurance
Company, &c. Decree setting aside % much
of the decree OF February -, 1873, As ap-
Pile: to Il. c. Morris, Jr., and james B.
Winston. dsmissing plaintiffs bill as to
Winston with costs, and rcnIanding the
cause to the rules to be matured Us TO de-
lcndant Morris.
Mils's executor rs. Glazcbrook'S eXecu-
tor, &c. Decree directing investment OF the
fund Oh hand.
Lyons. trustee, cs. Piedmont and Airing
ton Life Insurance Company Jarvis rs. ko'-
inSon, &c. Decree referring cau>cs to com
missioner for inquiry and report.
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AND
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RICHARDSON 6 CO. will sell at 81 ?. NJ. the
brick dwelling No. 600 west Marshall street.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son will sell at T. NJ.
two building lots at the northwest corner OF
Franklin ana Jefferson streets, nearly opposite
to General Anderson's
LYME & BROTHER will sell at js ?. NJ. improved
and unimprovcd real estate In the tcwnof Man
chester, Oh Hull, Decatur, Jefferson, and other
streets.
S. y. DAVIS VIII sell ut =. NJ. real estate on thf
west side of Birch street Tor allcy) with two
framed houses thereon
REDWOOD & CRENSHAW will sell at los a. NJ
furniture. sc.
COOK & &LACGRTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. house
hol,i furniture. English china dinner and te;
sets, crockery, &C.
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TuEarRr.-Dion Boucicault's great play.
typical of southern life, entitled THE Dcto-
room" was presented last Night ri tie Thea
tire to soody a;itiienre in Il satisfactory
manner. Miss Charlotte Thompson played
the leading part Wit! her u>uai spirit, The
character giving li''r fine Opportunity for
the display OF her extraordinary emotional
powC!S. The other parts were sustained III
a more credible manner than those of some
of lie pliys presented dliiiuS Miss Thomp-
sons enlargement. The Octoroun will be
repeated tonight for the last time.
At the maliree on Saturday afternoon
the .fhc sea Of Ice" Wi! be presented.
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POLICE CouRT-Justice IKhtts.-Hobert
Pleasan;s, tor striking George pica>ants
and his mother. Fined s..
George Hays. Il vagrant, and having no
visible means of support. Seut to jail for
three months.
Eliza Nash (rolored), vicc-prcsident of the
Society of tho Rising Daughters OF
Liberty" charged with retaining in her pos
session $50 of the funds belonging TO the
said Daughters. Case continued to FRIDAY.
John Eaton, charged on warrlnt WIN
trc*passing on the premises Of and cuIslhG
and abusing Thomas y. Case. Fined a..
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TEl' fS LOWER THAN EVER.
,....#H' FLAIN, FIGURED. and STRIPED
rAt'\<>t SILKS from aoc 10 sl.le per yard
-..tHlp JAPANESE rOpLINS NJ % aud 2sc.
--. rard:
,.s>. and RROCADED JAPANESE POPLINS
Is, ana soc. I,cr yard:
i. X hLrACA from SOC to 81 81 per yard:
EEtLlAN CREPE At 50. g. IS. and SIC per
.ei worth - Ncr cent. more:
EiACk MpHAIR nj sc. worth -. AT 81
r.Gtn >i.?S;
VA SILK at =. s;.2S $ls,, SIS, -. s?.7s
ss- :. =. -, :5.cS. and $3.50 per yard
r,rlFl, SIMS IT $50 -. 80, and Ia. Our
s.-l.L~ srr well suited for Evening and Bridal
I1r,.-S,.-. au. are worth :. SO per ward.
"a. - AND Mon AIRS nj 80. 50. and eoc per
..t.! d.. III lnt rc,v shades
. N-tl-l'prLIN> Al l6.C. per yard; the most pop.
,-...t>- good, 1T The season.
..5>vEp %AWRRlCS AND PERCALEs at le,
. .,ot .>e per >ard:
E\.\ ~ NJ 30c. per yard worth icc
,.II-ir LINEN LJSTRES al ?oc. per yard
,vr'a !5c.;
JEEp LINEN LU>TRES at sc. worth Ssc
.sy :ard
.tt:TE-GEoU>D AND BACKGROUND
~IElrFp GRENADINES al l?:c. per yard
...rEu GRENADINES Al - and ?5c- per yard
..1 30 ana :;c :
.; sc. and up 70 sc. per yard.
.... h Nt>Ll,,, superior QUa!t'r, suitable tor
.... .rg~, ,r,s ssnS-s.IcqG.s, and aprons al Stc
.. aac. pr yard;
=. ...AtA LAWN, 50 inches wide, piece Of u
<.:.- .or,2.5o worth Soc. per yard;
>.s.-- NJ slim from IS 10 &c. per yard;
.,r>~.-,k> from 23 10 75c.:
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WRIT OF ERROR ArpLlED FoR.-Applica-
ton has been made to the Supreme Court Of
Appeals for a writ Of error in the case of
Philip Nelligan TO the Judgment and order
rendered against him by his Honor Judge
mic
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VOL. Xiv,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

l1s' SPECIAL NOTICE.-The sale Of
those beautiful BUILDING LOTS at the northwest,
corner of Franklin and jefferson streets oppoei,e
the residence OF General Joseph r. Anderson. will
take place THIS AFTERNOON, on the premises
At O'Clock. Sec advertisement In auction column
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & SON,
ap 2S-t Auctioucers.
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fJ~ B ATCH f LOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the wor~
The only true ami perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridcu-
l"us tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects Of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
d!atcly superb black or natural brown and leaves
The hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
sicnea ". A. BATCHELOR. sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
sc 3O-eod Proprietor. New York.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS OMPANY ID, 2
L FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUME
rt1.RS, RICHMOND, VA. APRIL -, lS7S.-Slp-W
>EI GRANS.--Iou are hereby ordered 10 as IL
semitic ~ yotr armory SATURDAY EVEN SE,
April "tth. .t o'clock, without arms or UNIFORM
iu business Al ah>cn'ccs are al ldcrca 10 bc pres,
en-, a. tc court Of Inquiry viii meet I" take action
ia their cases by order OF Captain CAEElNGTON.
ap 2!-@;s GEORGE ". kANES. DR.. g. ).
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SPECIAL BARGAINS will be offered to-day a
LEVY BROTHERS in Pillowcase Linens ut 65 and
75c- per yard worth 7sc. and 81. Handsome Check
Mustins at aoc. per yard worth 5oc; full yardwide
Shrting Cambria at CSC worth 35c per yard.
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JOB PR,NTlNu.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks of courts, shcrs, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, other:
having o,ers printing, Il the facilities offered a
the DlsPATCI PHisTlNG ESTABLISHMENT Tor The
nro,rrt and faithful execution or all Kinds OF Joi
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice CardS
BILL leads, Letter-He:ts Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues
Kills of Fare Show Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c
Satisfaction gnaTanteed.
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OFFICE OF PCwHATA:> STE .MB0AT CnMrA.T,l l
svplsmb.r 2.>t 1872.
!0ONSlGNEES OF FREJGHTSGIsnai
~ bv this liut ;il- hereby notified that S...ssz-
and after this date all freight arriving 10y thciI
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
arrival will hc stored at their rIah and cx peIise.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATUIIlAIS VI 6 O'Clock \. ".
@2e WILLIAM +. BRETT. Agent.
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THE WEATHER.-IcSterday morning WAS
the coolest of the month 50 Tar, the theilAo'
meter standing at co degrees III tue ci'y a.
sunrise. There would have oeeh lfos' ho
doubt had it been clear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day large assortment
Of genuine Whitby jet aud India Jcwelry; also, q
large assortment of Hcad-bands; gilt and silvered
Butterflies and Darts; all Of which they sell al
much below regular prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
PERSON EA9.,

I'HE PARTY WHO, IN MISTAKE.
i took u SHEPHERDS PLAID DOUBLE
SHAWL and VEIL from Assembly Hall on the oc-
casou Of the bah tie nth OF April, lo73. will
please return the same 10 ii3S Main street. and
olli.c tho owner. ap 25-ot
T'HE HEIRS, DElISEES, OR NEXT
4 N KIN Of the following named prSons who
wrr. h,iI. In 1870 may bc Informed Of something to
their rdva, tlgc by inIu!ring of Ii. Is. BAGBl. NO.
i547 Main street. EichmonL Na.-to wt:
SCsAxNAu SPENCER widow OF BENJAMIN
SrESCEE, iicnrico county.
rLtzAnnTH BUnToS, widow Of RICHARD BUR-
TOS, Hcurico cou::ly. 49,
joins VI. jUu%STOS, Charles City county:
WILLIAM STONE aau JAMES RAGSELL, Stafford
county. ., ,,-
JoEi. LEFTwlcn aud GILES ALLEGRUE, Camp
ucll county.
ALICE SAUNDERS, WCstmOrelaad county.
STAPLETUS CRCTCTFIELp, Goocniana county.
JOIN JONES Madison county.
JAMES HARRIS. Fauquier county.
JESSE DAVIS and SpnATLEY DAVIS, King George
join QUINN and ARMIsTEAD DUDLEY, Pittsyl-
v.tuia coli ~.
JDuN ALMOND, SpOtsylvana county.
WILLIAM MASON, Lancaster county. np Ez-ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25
HCARDozo, FoURQUREAN 4 CO.,

1909 MAIN STREET,
arc now and vii! he receiving by cvory steamer
fresh eupplics of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
in which may be found all the newest STYLES and
shades which they Will coninue 10 sell at the vcry
lowest prices. We call special attention to our
splendid line of
PLAIN and STEIrED SILKS,
Elegant LACE STRIPED and BRocADE POP.
LiSS,
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES, in black
STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES. In colors
LACE POINTS and JACKETS.
rARASOLS in great variety
Our LACE and EMBROIDERY stock is the fines,
in the city.
apea CARDozo, FOURQUREAN 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

TIE DOLLAR STORE has inst received large and
beautiful assortlu ucnt OF tnwel-racks, walpockcts,
corner and side. brackets, which exceed any of the
kind ever oiercs for sale In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-25

REES & Co.'S PICTURES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY
the hcsi made in the city There is scarcely 4 day
passes that they do not make sittings for parties
who had them t,s en- elsewhere and not satisfied.