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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

NnLcAXIc EEurTIoS IN IcELASD--A MAG
>IEicEHr Dl>iLAY.--An lceantiic gentleman
has forwarded to the London Daily Tcle-
U0Ib the following account of the eruption
Of Sknptar J0kulI rs witnessed by him from
Rcykiavik. about 100 miles distant:
ION Thursday the 9th of January, about
O'Clock \. NJ, NC observed from Reyk-
iavik a grand fire in the L. y. +. direction,
aud al agreed that it was some neighbor n :
farm burning. with hay-StackS. The tire
shot up like lightning, displaying beautiful
cvoIutiuns in combination with the electr-
city above. Indeed, it WAS exactly like n
inc display Of rockets and wheels, and so
bright WAS il that during the dark and MORN
in1 hours we all thought it must be very
close to ReykiariE; but when daylight
,,awneG and We could discern the mountains
We Observed thick and heavy column Of
vap0r or steam FIR in the background
rcyond all mountains visible; 50 it was
clear that it WAS far off, and, accord
Ing 10 the direction. it seemed most
likely TO be in Skaptar J0kull. the west part
Of Yakima ,iU%u:l. tlic great Net>te Of gla.
Glars in The east aud south of the island. and
more than 100 mics due east. Morning and
night this grand display was visible: during
the nights of the 9th, 10Th, llth, and 18th, and
during tie later day the column of steam
and smoke stood high in the sky. Ashes,
too, had fallen over the northeast coast, so
that pa>tu:eiiclds were covered So far that
the farmers had to take their sheep into the
hutS and feed them: hui the papers say in
the south no earthquakes were felt or noises
heard in the EARTH, far OF near. As lar as
Markarfio! (ncar EyjafjaIa J0kulD no.
where has tecn observed any fall OF ashes or
dust, but everywhere n bad smell was no.
ticcd, and also here. in Reykiarik. in the fore
noon Of the 10Th. The people OF LandeyZar
Opposite Wc>nl!nn islands, assert the same
10 ha,e been the case there on the first day OF
The eruption, but here, at ReyElarik, 1t was
not observed TINT day, but we felt
iIc air very close, particularly Oh the 9sh,
from 3 TO ) O'Clock in tie afternoon, with
some smell Ct sulphur and powder, very like
IL" smell from u la'ciy discharged gun.bar-
rel. SO change WAS observed in the sun.
moon, &c. The ky was clear all these days.
The dir, elton of the Winu was from north
west. VI es :Uuthwest, and the weather fine.
At Lana, vjum the wind had been caSi-noIth-
east on tie l0lh, with Il strong breeze, and
the column of steam rose very high, ana
mist hid all The eastern horizon, but no tall
d ashes look place. This eruption lasted
only four or five days, and is not likely TO
have done any damage 10 Inhabited parts or
pastulc-grGund, EXCEPT in SO fir as the fall
Of ashes might hurt the sheep. The wea-
thcr has been very channeable during the
whole winter, but very little snow has fallen
III the southern part OF the country.
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CINCINNATI STATIsTIcs.-The annual report
of the secretary Of the Cincinnati Board Of
Trade is published. From the report it APP
pears the total value Of the manufactures OF
The city for the year 1872 was Sl43,40 .000--
gain over the preceding year Of $500, 900.
The manufactures Of iron reached S2j,750,.
900: liquors. 81 900; food, ST., 100000
wood, $l5,25n,ooo: clothing, Sl3.n00,O00
leather. SS.oU0.0 900: tobacco, $500 900: soap,
candies, and oils, $780, 900. All these dc.
partmcnt> show an increase over the prece'
ding year with the exception Of tobacco
The heaviest increase is in iron manufac
turc>, which is S3.500.000, and the number
.! hands employed in the manufactures is
IS. 800.
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TIE ATLANTIC Cause.-The French At
antic cable is reported TO have broken ct n
distance Of $50 miles from Brest. This cable
was laid in July, 1869, from Brest, France,
TO Duxbury, Mass, by way of the Island OF
st. Pierre. near the Gulf of st. Lawrence.
II is about 3,041 miles longs and consists OF
two sec,ions-one from Brcst to ST. Pierre,
. $50 miles, and the other from st. Pierre to
DuybIry. 122 miles. Shortly after this cable
,y,S laid both the English cables failed to
transmit signals, and communications could
only be maintained between DuXDury anu
Rrc.,. This circumstance led to the CONSOLE
d1,ion OF the Frcnch and English cable COM
nynies At the time Of this break the cable
rare, were raised to one dollar per Wofd,
,I,irh charge has been continued 10
tho nreSent time. 4 reduction TO seventy
five cents word on May 1st was some
limo ago announced, but it is now
announced from Europe that It Is 10
~ increased to Sl.50 per word from that
date owing to the limited facilities caused
Inv this break. Our Geographic conlmulilca'
tion with Europe is now reduced 10 the me-
d;nm of q single cable, two OF the three Gu
t,is. hainp broken. The high tolls, how
aver should not continue any longer than Is
absolutely necessary. and the laying OF !ne
NOW cable the American shore-end u when
!. now abou, being put down, will probably
hrmo then, down to or below the old inquire.
H,, ;hi, !, Nv no means certain. Inc snare,
boi,i,rs of the Atlantic cable at nm uhoiiieia'
meeting in London yesterday asIeca - a
resolution in favor Of the coilsolIl'a''oi' vi
the Various companies and the amalS''liia.io''
Of all cable interests. winch may, OF c'uis.
result in onIy Il more prodiginus moholmiE
than exist. al present. Dalti@orc san 2ot'.
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SIR SAMUEL BAKER STILL ALIvE.-A cable
dispatch from Kbartoom, on the Nile, de-
MES that Sir Samuel Baker, his wife, ano
companions were recently murdered, Il;
stated, by the natives. A merchant named
Bockour had arrived AZ Khartoow on We'd
me<day last, who reports that sir Samuc
Baker and the members Of BIZ cXpeditionar,
party, destined for the exploration of Contra
Africa, were alive and we'll ut Falookra. III
was present he said. when Sir Samuel Ba
ker's a gent came TO the son of the Governor
of Gondokooro and took with him two
hundred soldiers TO Falookra. This in
fol- nation is said to he reliable, and doubt
less is, AS DR.. Livingstone has been reported
time and again, pretty much in the same
way, as murdered by the natives
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.... ..gIa> or the " HEAT CROr.--Ihc fol
Ing .> Il -u1ilpIry of tho CONDITION OF tn,
- ..' rep iu~t listed from he Agricul'u
:1YT ln"lt: On IT," first week OF APR
..H-tiallhtc portion OF the northern belt
''.r winter wheat area wa, covered Will
g.. e.. ihr condition q! that which was Wis.
gave promise. OF general exemption from,
u.lfrr il Jury, leaving The crop subject TO
$500. meteorological licl>>ltll"s If April. III
NIItir states a great improvement Upon
'... >1,ln in.c g! last spring l. everywhere
.3.,dv3, especially in New Jersey and
I,aG,lNanig.
w.. pres poet in the states south OF Mary
..ut j, les favorable than last year and
:.9rrt. are indications Of diminishing area III
ia. cotton states. through acreage is not III
tended 10 hu giycn in this report. Michigan,
IN, ynl, >tu:" Of the nor;hcrE border Ill
"alrn winter "hc1t is mainly grown, pre-
SEATS u Green and vigorous -ic"tA wherever
snow la, Disappeared sufficiently to reveal
l. sud Ohio makes far more favorable re-
'a,,, thau lat year. In Kentucky mere
ct, kvrcd showing i made. giving the pre-
>.ai app".runcea decidedly uniavorihle cast,
VIA indications Of future improvement Is
ne weather tsr.,tr> settled.
IL ind'>,. a:ui ino.- The untlvofa3lc re-
N'tu, u.". ,Git.vr the ro>c-coiored, the dry
a.liuiHI ;,tuGiGg seeding and termination,
ANA h.'|!#- tie plants TOO weak and shallow
rooted - r;!IlE!rc well rar effect, of winter
changes 1t temperature. similar ,-l,i>tS affect
,8r ruuu}'.OH ii wheat IN Missouri but Il
e.. - Iup,oNrtEcnt ever last Year j. report
,.. and . Ill! laprc Favorable condition cX-
.'. $50 kaH>a>. III Wisconsin, Minnesota,
r#. .. stti Nttrli. h. u j. KNOWN. very little
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC.

PULWER's NEW NOVEL, &c.
- KENELM CHILLIsGLY: HIS Adventures
and Opinions: BY Lord Lytton (BuIwet) 1sc-
A FAIR SAXON. Novel. BY dustin Nc
earthly. si.5o.
UNDER LUCK ANDKEY. A Story. ByT. ".
QUEENS. BY E. D. EMORY. $50.
E. I,avf". $3.50.
THE QUiDDITIEs OF AN ALASKAN TRIP.
With humorous illustrations. $3.50.
TIE MISSIONARY WORLD: Beingtan encyc,o-
pedia OF information, facts. incidents. sketches.
anecdotes relating to Christian Missions In all ages
and countries. and OF all denominations. 1850
PaSCAVEL: Only Story. By Oulda -.
ap - WOOUHOCSE & PARHAM.
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a TRAIN on THE RuS.-Wednesday after
noon as train of five construction and two
freight cars was going over the temporary
track at Jerry's run, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, with mountain-cimber in
front and another engine In the rear, the cirs
broke away from the climber and commenced
running the rear engine back. The engineer
on the rear locomotive reversed her, and,
with his fireman, leaped off to save himself.
Tho train ran furiously down the incline,
and one car, on reaching the trestle-work,
leapcd the track and ran all the way across
on the ties. No damage was DONE Staun.
ton Vindtcdtor.
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Doughcitv, Of Washington, II. g., l. ap-
pointed railway po,l-olce clerk Gctwecn
Washington, y. g., and Weldon. y. e., rice
+. +. clifton, removed; Harrison Snl;tIi-
~pl"h. ct Fredericksburg. Va, Is appointed
railway lp,'-oibcc clerk between Washing
ia. -. e., and Weldon, y. C., rice George
T. MAr..c. removed: v. NJ. Hall is ap.
luimtrd additional railway postal clerk bc-
n..rn Washington and New York; Mr..
MARY il. Barnes i appointed postmaster al
Haruc~Hi!lt, th1riottc county, Va, nee Peter
Merton, resigned Herbert &. Spencer Is up-
p"i"tcd postmaster IL Oakley. Meckivli' ufs,
,p,;Iltt, rl~~ William :. Read, declined. \
ucW i,o>t.oliicc i, established - >pcci.l (on :;
urW FoltrJ III Clinton, Cumberland county,
~, with VI. !. F!cpi.,r ~ postmaster.
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SWORD OF TIE LATE GENERAL MEADE.--The
late Robert Jarman. Of this place, captured
IN the war the sword of the late General
Meade, which was presented to him for brave
and mcr!toriouS conduct in the Mexican war
This sword the father of Mr.. Jarman had in
possession when The war ended, and offered
10 give 1t up to Federal officer, but he did
NOT take It. Soon after the war 1t was stolen
ana Mr.. Jarman has no idea where 1t Is now.
dc would gladly return it 10 General Meade's
family could he get possession of it again.
Charlottesville Republican. cath.
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How THEY GET IMMIGRANTS AT New YoaK.
1t is stated that over two hundred immi-
grants arrived at New York on Wednesday
who had been promised by agents in Lon:
don that they would be given work imme-
dllIc y on their arrival, but they found the
promise entirely false. Out of some five
thousand Immigrants arrived at the same
port since last Friday about four thousand
are unprovided with means, having spent
all their money to get there, OIL representa-.
tons that they would be employed upon
landing.
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OFFICIAL.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, !
Richmond. April %, 1873. !

CITY COLLECTORS OFFlCE,l
Richmond. April %, 1873. :
THIS OFFICE IS OPENED DAILY,
FROM 9 O'CLOCK A. VI. TO O'CLOCK
p. NJ. for the purpose OF receiving the
LICENSE TAX
fran, all LAWYERS doctors, dentists. commission
merchants. merchandise brokers, wholesale ana
retail! liquor dealers, hotels Restaurants, saioGS.
nasmrrrs architects. theatres and halls telegraph,
"xnrcss and coal COM aanies, mercantile, insr;nce
steamboat, real c>:"lc, emp oS'Icni. llcncl ann
sewing-uarline agents, bi'tcis manufacturers. )"H
and oyster dealers: ~ =
:" All bills remaining unp.ll on The hrsi DAY oi
Nav fine Of not less than dollar ihtl no more
ihn five dollars for cab there. tier Will be !Ii-
,'''.ni ), JOHN j. kEtiSitLl-
I'm a;,et City Collector.
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IMMORTALITY FOR TIE MoDocs.--Gcneral
Scbofeld has received request from an en-
terprising citizen Of San Francisco for per-
mission to embalm the bodies of Captain
Jack, Bosom Charley, and others Of the mere
celebrated braves. In the event of the re-
quest being granted the embalmcr would no
doubt bring them East and crafty the curl
osity of the populace ut so much a head.
General Schofeld will probably defer an-
swcring the request made Of him until the
interesting specimens aforesaid are bugged.
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FLAME SENSITIVE To SoUSD.-Some curious
experiments were made few years ago by
Professor Tyndall on sensitive flames"
He observed that in drawing-room the gas
lights kept time with the music by their
flames becoming longer or shorter, according
to the various notes produced on the piano.
This he justly attributed to the vibrations
caused in the air, ana he soon, by direct expo
limcnt, confirmed this view. The experiment
was applied to the measure Of explosive sub
Stances in the following way at Il distance
Of five meters from flame he placed IN an
vii, on which he alternately laid illuminate OF
mercury and iodidc Of nitrogen. and then
caused their explosion by the stroke of a
hammer. In this way he asccrtained that
the latter substance produced no effect OH
the flame. while the illuminate caused it to
yibratc according to the notes Ia, do, mi, ia,
sol. Hence he concluded not only that the
vibrations affected by the lodide were diff
fcrcnt from those OF the illuminate, but also
that those Of the latter only affected certain
notes. excluding the intermediate one. These
experiments he repeated with different eX-
plosive substances and with similar results,
confirming his theory.
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Something very sad has happened 10 !,
lady il Lawrence. Last week she turned
her lead suddenly 10 ~. r@:r, and there, Ut
,hc latest G.icc>, i! remained. although IL
cJnvuc.,tinn 81 surgeons has been dcvis'hS
ways end mean &c "tt il back again. One is
li,i;.I..'r rcluinaci by this catastrophe OF
LOTS wife although it is not slated that this
lady was looking back for anything IN par
ticular.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
l. BINDING THE NEW CODE
OF VIRGINIA.
Cc..N0TwE Attn or VIRGINIA,
DE-, AurAESI o.. LI-L.I 10 l,nINriIG.

cc.:NHSwE ,LTH OF VIRGISIA,1
DE.hYTIEST o. PUBI.,C PRINTING.
RICHMOND, April Is, 1879.
BY Act OF ia" General Assembly 4. Its recent ses-
son IL wa5 provided
"'Ihor .llr Superintendent Of Public Printing is
hereby authorized airi empowered To receive frcm
George W. MunfIrd the edition OF the Code pre-
pared by him. aud shall advertise for The publication
Of SIX thousand copies thereof, 10 lie IN NIL rtacts
equal In paper and printing to the edition OF lseo,
and 20 bc vel hcEnd in brown calf; and shall con-
trac n Ii" - tigg and binding the same upon the
best '": . '.".'. requiring bond AMI security for
Tia IL o.. i On Of tie work. and pr.y idingin
su q re. hJi Inc CAP! ri Ii III saIdedtion slau
!s reserved 10 the commonwealth"
IN execution vi this act sealed proposals will be
resolved by the Gnier-i2nci. at his office Ia the
r'p!toi, until THURSDAY, May !. 1873. for the
PRINTING and BISDISti ~ the NEW CODE
separate pro;,os.s for eich IL volume wi !! pro-
lably be about as large Us The Code Of .sSc. Copy
for the printer VIII he rcaiy some time Ia May or
early In June, aud the book to Ike finished without
unnecessary delay.
Parties desiring u bid for the work will unter-
stand that The book Is % Ike printed on new type,
and Of the Size uSed In the Code of isss, AMI must be
propc; and carefully dry pressed. All the work
printing, press-wors, dry press-~ork. aud bind
ing--MEsT BE PHYSICIANS, and no bids will be en-
tcrtained from parties unsc To sfio" q cir ability
TO 10 such work. Tie superintendent VIII furnish
rne PAPER to tho rrtn er ana Viii require The best
wor,, thai can possibly b. turnc'i OUT.
The Superintendent reierSes the riga' - rttect
auy bids. X. +. WALKER,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
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lsugE UNrESwoup'S NlSGEACF.-lu The
.l.n Iimc Il man with Sucn II Stigma t..s-
! .,t Hpnn him by I'll" highest Judicial au
: .u'. { the safe would not have dared to
-. ...u within lis borders: hut under the
d IS .....' IVY" nave changed al that .
'.I ~. I..siict that the Ccu>u!ra Judge viii
b / H. 'yai IL hi-h Tomorrow rs nc did
t.t.,- -, court affixed upon INN the brand
, ,.aWn Hat HOW darl:cns his brow BGi-
I'LL L. ~
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gtOR TOBACCONISTS.
FINE SWEET OIL

Another consignment of tint superior SWEET
OF, for tobacconsts In tns; also, DINER efhdes OF
svEETuIL for manufacturers. For sale here by
PURCELL, LAID 4 CO.,
an. Druggists.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- by the President Of the james River Bridge
Com! :any for the MASONRY anu r.AltfH"ORk
necessary FOR proper ajproacb Ia tie JaIlcs River
Fridge nj the foot OF Ninth street, In Richmond.
Rils viii b. onerrd At ~ o'clock May II. Right
rc.pryc,i To- rr:ec, any all bids not satis!ac Dry
BY order OF Ire .io.r,l.
ap ic-td JOHN q. CLARKE, sec'e'nry.
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Bishop Coke, OF New York, says the M
Tres Of Haltt have u cannlt"l ha-t ".cc Il
,.~4r. aud lint they iattcn chi1dic.i for tie
horlid banquet Us we do CHRISTMAS geese
and turkeys.
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.TROQUET FOR 1878.
Ut. ELLYsON,
BOOKSELLER,
1l1o MAIN STREET.
has received fine assortment OF CROQCEl, con-
sstinc OF all grades. from the cheapest to the very
fine. 10 which he would respectfully invite The at
teution OF those wishing To purchase
Each set is complete In Itself, with book Of In
s,ructioa so plainly written that those who never
plaved the gl,ne eau easily learn II.
YOUTHS SET.
This ca. Is madc OF hard wood. well made, and var
nished strong and durable aud Is the best SET for
The price Ia the market. Price, Is.
EXCELSIOR CROQUET.
This set Is made of hard wood. nlcely finished
with paiuted bulls. Price, $3.50
FINE SET.
THIS set made Of best material. highly varnished'
aud Is worth ~.
Each SET Is complete IN every respect, with book
OF Instructions. So that any one "!io fRls never
,.avcd the game ca. easily learL ":
Those intending Ia purchase are invited 10 eaa"l-
inc my Croquct which will he found satisfactory as
II price and quality. ,.u .
pi'"'f' "''''' r. EILYSON Enokselrr,
m 1s-lm lie Main stcd:
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ap2a

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- DONE AT THIS OFFICE
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THOMAS BALN..ER & CO.,
L ~. PURTERS,
1917 AIRY ST EFT.
offer complete assortment Of FANCY GROCE-
RE and VINES. including
fEEk fEAS CRACKERS,
ALBF 1t BISCUITS.
La. PEKNIVS'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
JLMASS MUSTARD,
COXE'S 5ELATISE,
MACAROSI,
'MORTOS'S ENGLISH PICKLES.
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WINSLow'S CORN,
BASES ALE, bottled b. Hilbert:
ALLSOp's ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
GUINNESS'S PORTER, bottled by Hilbert;
'GrrSNEss's PORTER, bottled by burke;
HESSESSY BRANDY,
'fSASSl SHERRY,
HANGERS MOUNTAIN WHISKET,
BRASDEgOURG TABLE tIL. ap3
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DRI d G L 5.
Tn CITY AND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
TIE WRUUGHT-IRON BRIDGE CONTAIN
OF CANTON, OHIO,
manufactures WROEGH r-IROS BRIDGES icf
county mn city rot;is making this works 3leciiS
as the cost exceeds that OF Wooden niiuses oit
Interest OF m concerned TO corrcspand Win lr u!i.
deTsisned who will furnish plans and speclnca''oli
when desired free of cost. ,,Dcp
NH ,s-,od2m Agent ut Danyiue.
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VOLUME IA WALLACE:
Y VOLUME AMERICAN REPORTS;
SUGDEN ON VENDORS. S"!Gmrs:
BISHOP on STATUTORY CKlMhS:
DECISIONS BLACKSTONE;
TYLER On USCRY, l. w Ms, AND
LOANS:
RRDWNE on TRAnF-MARKs;
BENEFITS FIRE-lNSCEAHtE CASES,
volumes:
ALLEYS TELEGRAPH CASES. &c.
All the new law ANA miscellaneous books can pc
found at 1918 MAIN SHEET. -
M s-tlyw RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
kS.-SDUTHWARh CONPAS =
4 ENGLISH WRITING-I\K writes black and
never fades sole agent for United States,
S.'lIhNCk TAG CO., So Bccklnan street, \. \.
NH ls-3m
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freshness CHANCES.

TOR SALE CHEAP. the STOCK, GOOD
u WILL. aud FIXTURES OF GROCERY and
: IoI.OR STORE doiuy Il good business. sat.stac-
tnrT r.a,ou riyeu for selling. Apply AT the south
c1I cormer OF Fo.lshec and Duval ) reefs
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TRENCH REMEDIES, &c.
E AUBERGIER'S SYRUP LACTCCARICM,
THAPsIA PLASTER, vegetable trritamt;
IERA'S SYRUP PHOs. lROS and SODA,
BURNS IoZESGES, Of the Alkaline Lactates;
GCYOT's CONCENTRATED LIQCOR OF TAR,
LASCELOT'S LODGED SYRUP Hons ERADlSH,
LASCELOT'o CIGARETTES, for Asthma;
LAyILLE'S fL1XIR and PILLS. for Govt:
IEYASsECR'S ASTHMA TUBES,
EsPIC'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
GRIMAULT'S PEPsrSE POWDER.
BoUDAULT's PEPsISE. WINE and Elixir;
SAyoRY & MooRE'S PEPSINE A. PoRCI,
FRANKS GRAINS DE SASTE,
FoCRSIER'S PAULLISIA POWDERS,
RACAHOCT DES ARADES,
BROC'S INJECTION,
MATICO INJECTION,
PENNIES SEA-SALT, for Baths;
FoCGERA's PATE PECToRALE,
CLEETAS'S PEARLS OF ETHER, &C. &c.
SwASS'S SYRUP ilYrOrIIoSrH1TES,
QUEvESNE's IRoN, Ivy hydrogen, with spoon.
For sale by MEADE BAhEh
Agents for French Preparations,
anil 0i9 Main street.
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..rIrf>T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RosiN FOR
.f>ri>N,TI- COTTON FcLJTic Al. - DOMESTIC
.Irlryi TN-- MISCELLANY. &C.
.r.r.,e,uicncc Of tho Richmond Dispatch
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DROCTER & CANDLES
l. EXTRA OLIVE SOAP
Is made from tho hest materials aud nicely per-
fumed. Sold Mt price Of ordinary soap. Buy It,;
you will use no other. Grocers have IL.
J.B. SCLATER s. SON. Agents,
NH 27.eod3m Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

POWERS & son,
lie COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods on hand and for sale on
reasonable terms:
700 barrels fET;.A FLOUR, choice brands;
ia b..rrr.s SUPER FLOUR. choice brands:
$50 iralrrls Cook 4 Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
- hoasheads No. SHOULDER BACON,
rs hoeslcaCs CLEAR HlB-S!DES.
81 tlerces si,lstR-CCRED IASEaSSEU HAMS
900 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED P0TA-
TOPS, ~
$50 barrels choice JACKSON WHITE SEED PO-
oolarrels rEACuBLoW SEED POTATOES,
choice stOrk:
60 imrreis extra carly GOODRICH POTATOES,
for seed:
500 bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
lyu barrels SDRTHERN APPLES,
100 bags choice PEANUTS.
IS tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
lso boxes tSRUCt.'S SOAP,
100 bags u. r.. PEAS.
go iJsi. els WHITE CORN,
so boxes best London LAYER RAlslSS. NH Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. Fi;Eptai!'kSBCRG md POTO-
MAJ RAILROAD.
UP DAY MAIL istlcS EyrG-Strcct station ]
Z. VI.
VI NIGHT M'iL leaves Eyri-Strect station $40
p. ". Except on Smldaysl
UP ACCOMMODATES leaves Broad-Sireet
station L. VI. Except gu Sundays.l
DOW DAY NAIL Arrives at Byfd-Strcct sta.
DOWi NIGHT MAIL arrives a, Byrd-Strect sta
ton $40 A. VI. icxcrpt on M"n.Eys.l
DOWN ACCOllHODATlON TRAIN arrives 81
Brnad-Strce, station sJ7 4. u. except on sur-
dayS.l
FREIGHT TRAISSl,aye Eroad-Str, ct station on
Mondays, Wednesdays. aId Fridays AT ea5 A. NJ.
connecting AT Quantico with The Alexandria and
Fredericksburg r-i!way. Returning, arriyeat Broad
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Salur-
days At $40 4. ".
By ORDER OF General Superintendent.
J. i. GENTRY,
Re Is General Freight and Ticket Agent.