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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

InE HEBREW FEAST or PuRIA, con,memo-
rating the preservation Of tue Hebrew race
from determination under the Persian mon
arch ArtaXerXes, began yesterday evening,
and IL celebrated by the Israeltcs one day.
Tue events comnemorating this festival are
vtv.dly narrated in the Book Of Esther. which
IL, indeed, the only authority upon which its
history is based. 1t is there related that
Ahasuerus, which is another name, it is
thought, for ArtaSerXes, elevated Haman
to the highest position In his gi"
Haman, puffcd up with pride, der, =.
ed that all in the royal residence kuc -, land
his approach and show him ott -, ei H. ,,or
Of reverence. To this demand
the Jew, refused to eomp]r LARK
being made aware Of it g. 3, iaoiuecar @
Mordecsli. but the ept .ro ~ sna ftamaf
the Persian domini ash S sat not oni!
Lots were draw ~ ntnIt" ipee nnuel
was fixed as - n must De aestroyed
the Heb .; a"a lhe thlrteenth OF Adal
ricco .ae day for The cXternination O
y. -ews. Esther. wife Of the King ant
of Mordccai. petitinncd the King tt
.'ert this danger threatening to destroy hel
[ people. The petition Was granted, and tn.
,hir,ccnth OF Adar was turned INTO day O
JOY.
! The synagogueS were open for service yes
tcrday evening, and they will be again thi
morning, in observance Of the festival. The
balance OF the day will be devoted to goot
cheer and mcrriment.
\ feature Of the festival is the immemoria
custom of the distribution of gifts by the
wealthy IsraeliteS 10 their leSs favored breth
! rem, aud which is faithfully observed 10y
them wherever found. The great event Of
the festival in this city will be the granC
mask ball and carnival of Rimmon Lodge
No. IS. L. o. B. b., which will take place Al
| Virginia Hall tonight.
The balls of this socictvarc given annually
on this festival, and are fayoraby known as
brilliant entertainments,
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frM"r CovET-JnShce White presiding.
!"% i'i'""!n. eases were disposed of yes
rDday:
%iuct Smith (colored). charged with as
>'nt''nc Albert Bricc in the street. Found
g1tt} 'nd sent % jail for four months.
-. lI!Hin lialri>. charged with assauiting
hHharu 's"eSec with stick, was fined 50.
T.. II. Syt:y and Charles johnson, charged
"'a '''silns oAe pair pants. the property Of
u. HrIicr. Continued to March 13.
'"@d"ts Wills (crlorcd,, charged with
a'','~ Sil from J. Ii. Patterson. Sent to
"'4J2ry i"r !romiou4ly breaking and enter
i'll 4 ac hons" OF Patterson.
~. MnNiie!1 (r"tored), charged with as
'';.l'NE ! ok James Wit; shovel. Found
EGily and !inrI 50.
Joan l'''a r',r-cd with aS>autin- his
va. f"''.. ,.;..ity and fined SO.
iNtni . A"ir!y, charged with assanl,ng
'"y%H y rr"no III the street. Continued
io Mar"i. Il.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England. .

England.
DEFEAT OF THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BlLL-~IH-
TENSE EXCITEMENT IN PARLIAMENT Mr..
GLADSTONE TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION, &C.
LONDON, March 1913 A. M.-The House
of Commons tonight, after protracted de-
bate, rejected Mr.. Gladstone's Irish Uniyersi-
ty bill, The result of the division was an
nouuced as follows: For the bill, 2Si /;
against it, 2S7 Majority against it, 8. The
announcement Of the vote caused great eX-
element. The useadjourned until Thurs
day.
LONDON, March 12--2 p. M.-Nr. Glad
stone waited on her Majesty Queen Victoria,
at Buckingham Palace, at noon to-day TO
tender his resignation. It is probable that
MIR. DisrIeli will be suGmond to form new
Ministry.
The Irish University bill did not receive
the vote of single Conservative member OF
the House of Commons. Forty-seyen Libe-
rails, Of whom thirty-six were Irish, voted
against the bill fifteen Irish members voted
for it. Seventeen members Of the House,
including DR.. Isaac Bull, the member for
Limerick. were absent. Forty members
participated in the debate. Right Hon. John
Bright, Jacob Bright his brother, and the
Marquis of Lorne supported the Govern
ment.
The scene in the House last night when
the defeat of the Ministry by the rejection oil
the bill was announced is inde: Tie
excitement in the gallery and on the floor was
Intense, while the opponents of the measure
INDUCED in tumultuOus cheers over Its re-
lection. Among distinguished personases in
the strangers gallery, which was crowded
during the debate, were the Prince OF Wales,
Princess Louise, and Prince Christian. The
Scotch and Welsh members supported The
bill, and the Catholics were unanimous III
their opposition TO ii.
After the announcement Of the result MIR.
Gladstone arose and said: "The vote just
given is certainly OF grave character. AS
the House never wishes TO continue its de-
Iiberations when the existence OF the Gov.
ernment is in doubt, ] move IN adjournment
until Thursday" The motion was carried.
In consequence of the late hour at which
the result was reached the editorial comments
of the London morning journals are meagfc
and restrained.
THE MINISTERIAL cRisis-NoTHiSG DEFiHfTs
KacwN--GLADsToNE BuRNRp IN ERFiGS,k6.
LONDON, Harch i2--lH lHidaight ht.-I nfOs!na,
i,cn obtained as lite as 10c'clOck from !fsen,'
bers OF tne GoyerGmeDt shows that no deli
nite course has yet been decided upon u 7
repo,..d that Disraeli and Gal hoEne Rafds
strongly Object 10 taking oillee at tha prcseni
iunctnre; but the rank and die OF tire Eots,
seryatiye party are ambitious of power, anc
/! the leaders will probably yield 70 Their ae.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

DURING FoURTEES YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH
advertisers and advertising agencies we have never
had dealings with firm whose straightforward, up
right policy so largely secured our confidence and
respect Us that of GEORGE p. HowELL s Co., Ad-
vcrtlsing Agents, New York. Their contracts are
always plain, intclgible, specific and liberal. They
secure tie most advantageous rates fom publishers
fnr the reason that the latter feel assured that they
are secured beyond chance or techncality in getting
whatever the amount of their contract calls for,
,royidiue always that publishers have done as they
agreed to-Siour city (TotOdJ Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

>ry,t,t T,X on SoN-RESIpENT SAMrLE-
ur..rA<7S.-In the Supreme Court of Ap-
,..,l. Yesterday, in tho case of Spear rs. Com
...nnc,gth, the decree Of the Circuit Court
~ Alexandria was affirmed. Judge Ander-
~, delivered tie opinion. This case in
,'.I,,, the con>t,tulirnaity Of the aci of AS
,.,,llv rl virginia impo>in.a special tax on
,.n.rl>r,lrnt >amplc-m"rchan's. And this
'.. was held not 10 s'c in conflict with tb"
....,, ,>lar> of the Constitution of the /"
-. &c., providing that Congress s. o.,
.'''' ,,.I,;'n ,,,d.,,' -.atl s>aS
~. ''> ~ ',;,',.: "'a" "".:7 III thu State.
...,.1 TO ~ '," un'''a,,'" "a,, underwood dc
..v IL '"''''o''' wa ,onal, Was decide
IT tn tr constitutions
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PFinGeIY Munificencc.

BALTIMORE, March ia short time since
John s. Hopkins, weIl-kuown citizen Of
Baltimore, decided to the trustees thirteen
acres of land, bounded by Wolfe, Monu.
ment, Broadway, and jefferson streets, for
the erection Of a hospital for the relief of the
sick and orphans. At a meeting of the
Board of Trustees lust evening they were
notified by Mr.. Hopkins that he had further
decided S2,000000 worth of property for
the support and maintenance of the hos
pital. The building will be on magnificent
scale, and its erection will be commenced in
the spring of 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13
Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-For Thursday
in the Middle and Eastern States rising bl-
rometer, westerly winds, and generally clear
weather.
For the Gulf States northerly winds and
somewhat lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States northerly
winds and clear weather.
For the lake region southwest winds and
rising temperature, preceding an area of lew
barometer in the Northwest.
From Iowa to the upper lakes brisk south
erly winds, cloudy and threatening weather.
The storm-centrc will pass from central
Dakota into Wisconsin.
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Disaster to Il Baltimore Schooner

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, VA, March 12.-The steamer
j. W. Everman, from this port for Pbiladel-
phia, returned this morning, having fallen
in with the schooner Peerless, Of Baltimore,
in distress. The Peerless encountered q
heavy squall OIL the 18th sixteen miles south
of Cape Henry. during which her mainmast
head, both topmasts, flying jib and boom,
and all light sails, were carried away, and
she sprung leak. She will be towed to
Baltimore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr-OrFIcE AT R!cuMoND, MARCH u, lSl".-
Captain II. Macray, Richmond, Va. William
G. cambridge & Co., No. S21 Broad street,
Richmond, Va; james Murphy, Franklin
street near Fifteenth, Eichlnond, Va. 10
Partner. Richmond, Va; Thomas Boiling,
A. S. BrattOn, -; John II. Harrl-
son, -; Judge w. W. Crump, Richmond,
Va General Asa Rogers, Richbond, va;
Hughes & Faris, No. I. Fifteenth street,
Richmond, Va; James Bolton, Jr., Engineer,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Richmond, Va.
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Straw tRepublican), 27,476; Weston Dernc-
craft, 24,459; Blackner, S64 !; Mason, 503.
The remaining ninety towns gave las: year :
Straw, 1883; Weston, 9,G5S. This defeats
choice by the people.
In the city election John Kemtall was re.
elected Mayor by a large majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13
Mastery Retreat OF Captain Jack-Thc
War Not Yet Ended

SAN Francisco, March 12.-Captain Jack,
of the Modocs, appears to have out-generalled
the peace commissioners and the soldiers.
1t is thought he has maneuRred to get into
the country east of the seat Of war, where for
hundreds of miles no cavalry could follow !;
and if he escapes to the Pitt River country
he will find plenty of cattle
The whole matter of treating with the
Modoc Indians is in the hands of General
Candy. The peace commission is failure,
and everything indicates war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

.-LLciioN or OFFICEliS.--At meeting of
.ra '"b'H:G. firs, Vir;. inia regiment, held on
L,''>''!S n'"ll, the following officers were
,'o: t"i:a:n, 5. W. Farrar; First Lieu
,,'aH': ,in',! il; u. Taylor Second Lieutenant,
,'I ,,,: hachle; Second Junior Lieutenant, B.
''"'' 'f. First Sergeant. Z. j. Brown; Sc
n,.,,. 9T'seahi, John A. Heath Third Ser
Il "','' I Jpln ,,i 1. Acree; Fourth Sergeant. J.
t',,,.. "'iker; Fifth Sergeant. Charles &
ry,"ts: ",n9nh: sixth Sergeant, Joseph n. Har-
,.'" ,""" 1Hartcrmaster Sergeant, Jacob JOHN
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Life 1nsurence Case Conc,udetI.

BALTIMORE, March 11.-In the Superior
Court of this city yesterday the case of Eli.
zabeth Gallerman, administrators, against
the knicSerbocker Life Insurance Company,
OF New York, to recover a policy issued TO
her deceased husband, was conclt.ded. the
plaintiff submitting to anolle prosequt under
ruling of the court. The policy contained
provision that the insurance should be void
In case the insured became so far intemperate
rs to induce del,rlunl tren,ens. During the
trial it was in evidence that the insured died
Of deltriun trenens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

BIBLE LECTURE AZ RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-
The weekly Biblical lectures Of Richmond
College, begun as IN experiment, have
proved such success as to be now re-.
::arded II fixed part Of the regular instruc-
ton. Yesterday morning Professor +.
Il. Smith, Of the college, delivered a lecture
on IN. Hciaiion Of Nodern Scientific Tneo.
ric5 70 tFc ChrtstaNa Religion. Ii WAS mas
terlv discussion of The theories OF develop.
mcnt and evolution. Darwin. Huxley. and
spencer were explained and rctutcd mos.
convincin.ly. TO The close logic OF the ~
cmati"ian WAS added the lnagimt -."1''- =,
poet. What is usually dry ~ VI te tle
tinn was embel|ishcd with j, "&n'ieA''-
rhetoric. The Christian -, vac Si'ccS VI
Seutrd to the youn'- :. religion was pre-
i>G,ctorv and e., :. Men as something sat
the life thai n,l'ing, having promise OF
come. ''" y a''" W tl''I "ilici' Is 10
As
he socn rs the new hall is finished it is
,pc,, that these instructive lectures, free to
the public as to the students. may be more
generally attended by our citizens. We
would suggest that il some arrangement
could be made for delivering these lectures
at night they would bc better attended by
outsiders"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

HUMOROUS READlNGs.-Dr G. w. Bagby,
the Virginia humoIist, will read selections
from "Corn-Ficld Peas" "Mozis Adums's
Visit to Richmond,"" 1.-The Wonderful Dis
coycry of Mons. Pas du Tout" - Cold in
the Head,' &c, in the lecture-room Of the
Second Baptist church, this evening at s
O'Clock.
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L''onT OF WiIliam ii. Mitchell,
"H"A l"ung. and Charles Courtney, three
,..'"' m"n, were yesterday arrested by
"'E'n TNi,r and Sergeant Daniel Wren,
,'.>'' "llh gaining the confidence of one
80 ''" couulrym"n, Boston Robinson, to
,"' ',''''ltnl Of eight dollars, BY game COM
''Nil "Hi"d thrce-rard monte. For their
.'>" iH-TIlitudc TO one SO young and TN
,',"'N'Igded they were locked up. and will
a.. ,,,' !riijn% before his Honor Justice
y "'tt his murniHg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13
The Massachusetts SerstoEship-Eiec.
fien Of R0vaSwelI

BosToN, March 12-Hon. George S. Bout
well was elected United States senator to-day
in a convention Of the two Houses of the
Massachusetts Legislature. The whole num-
Der of votes cast was 275, Of which Boutwell,
received 152; II. L. Dawes, 115; Loripg,
2; j. K. Tarbox, 2; William Whiting. 2; G..
e. Green, 2. The vote being announced,
Boutwell, was declared elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

pr,tr or FORMER CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
NJ. Jasper \. Clayton. Jr.. formerly of this
-, Gi', in Marshall. Texas. on the 10th Of
f..uary iI~I. He wa> for some time en-
...d ia business in this city, and left for
I.\a- la>t >prin". He has 4 large number of
..a'iyc, and iriccd> who reside here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

WHAT TO WEAR AND How TO MAKE IT. =
Nine DcmOresl's Semi-Annilal Book OF
Instructions OH Dress aud Dre>s-Making for
the Spring and Summer Of lS13," containing
over four hundred illustrations of ladies' and
chlldrcn's dresses, received from j. I. Ely
son. bookseller, 1Il2 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

iHr CENTRAL LUNATiC AsYLrM.-The
>,.g III 'oiut committee of the General
Assembly commenced their examination into
:. aiTi!rs al the Central Lunatic Asylum
Iyo>dty Hft"rno"n. al the Asylum. Mrs.
~9tlry IlHrttinan. the discharged matron.
gu4 several officers and attendants of the in
,'rHfjon, Y3rr examined. The investigation
Viii IT, continued at the Capitol on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

THE THEATRE To-NIGuT presents unusual
attraction in the appearance of Mr. John L.
Owens and his fine company. The pro.
gramme is very good one, and we be>peak
for them fine house. Mr.. Owens will i'm
pcrSonate Joshua Butterfly in the "Vic.
tims,' and Solon Shingle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

ii'&' Collected IN THE Police CoURT.-
f'-''''tay Justice White imposed fines
"':.''"t,D: to over 500 upon the large mum.
''! II i"r>nu3 who were arraigned before
.'.r II answer for Violations of the law.
.'"rt''iy" dollars were collected bv Ser
: ~ 'aaiA'cy, and will go toward replcn-
'..a- inr city treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

ASSEMBLY HALL.-Mr. Burr's lecture last
night WAS one of the finest ever delivered in
Richmond. He held the audience for an
hour and It half i'll rivcted attention, and in
some of his passages was grandy eloquent.
His great lecture on "Scicncc and the
Bible' will be delivered tonight. Let all
who can, hear him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

CIRCUIT toUET.-Judge Wexford ye>ter-
N' axe lis decision in the llauustcin case
-H.u.' the defendants, the parties claiming
80 'r the heirs who reside in Switzerland.
io Tie sui, OF JAMES Wilde, Jr., & Co., as
@'-a:r> II william Ira smith, Is. John A.
'"'A". 10 recover amount due by his COM
i"w' l'r uniforms, 4 verdict was rendered
~. lLLr LttcMlnMt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

ELEcTRo-BIoLoGY.- ProfesSorG. W. Stone,
the eeleclro-bioogist, will give series of won
dertul and amusing entertainments ut Vir-
ginia Hall during the next week, commcnc,
ing Monday, March 18th.
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New Hampshire EIecsion-NO Gnher-
material Election by the People
Dounocraffc CnnccesSuacu Elected.

CoSCoRD, March l2-2 A. A.-Returns
from la1 towns show net loss for the Re
uublicans of about nine hundred. There Is
probability of there being no election OF
Governor by the people. No figures OH the
congressional vote can be given as, they have
nc. lcea returned. The Democratic tandi.
d.ies arc undor,ted.::- elec;esl from each I
fine three districis-E. a. Hubbard from
first. Samuel n. Bell from second, aud Ii.
". Parker, from third La ;hc Legislature
the Republicans will have q strong majority,
ana also 4 majority in the Senate and Ccnt-
Gil. - ..,.,.s;
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A Denial from Mrs. Putnam-No WO-
mans Rights in Massachusetts.

BosToN, March r. Mrs. Putnam tele-
graphs from Providence, Il. l., that she has
not received nor been offered money for
writing the letter to Governor Dix asking
for Il communication Of the sentence of Foster,
who killed her husband with car-hook.
The House of Representatives to-day re-
jected the resolution providing for au amend
ment to the Constitution giving women the
right to vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks Of courts, sherifs lawyers railroad
teamshp and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards
Bill-Heads, LetterIfeads, Programmes Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BilIs, Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c
Satisfaction guaranteed
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REDFoRD's, No. oo2 MAIN STREET, IS TIE
AGENCY and the only place ct which Dunlap Int
can be had In Richmond. Parties advertising this
hat will please see hlessrs. Dunlap 6 Co.'S letter to
q. NJ. Marshall
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g. ,N ~
..ccsngNr.- Yesterday afternoon

|-I"- -.CC'hENT.- CStcrdaV afternoon
.rr ,'Itr>S a horse took fright at an en-.
N R.ncut street aud ran away. The
~ ws.> |r;tcir,i 10 4 buggy in which TWO
,,ri,f,=ncn Were seated. one Of whom was
f.,ruwn out near the corner Of Eighth and
Bread stree. and the other near the corner
# seventh. Eo;h gentlemen were badly
hrGi>ed but not seriously injured. The
.g:.yr WAS complete wreck. The horse
vr> not hurt. and WAS stopped on Marshall
'r.nr,Il sixth and seventh streets.
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u. W. BOIIASAS,
Ii. ii. WILKINSON,
GEORGE III. SMITH,
Com niittCe.

KISDLISG hSD COOKING WOOD or USEQUALLED
quality. of dry heart PINE and OAK WOOD. at the
old reliable factory of Mr.. j. B. WATKINS. I'LL
Main street. and Ninth aud Cary streets. Cheap,
convenient and comfortable indispensable If used
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

Mrs. GRUMPY SAYS THAT sozoDoST ECLlPsEs
all other preparations for the teeth and gums. Ano
what Mrs. GRUyDY says is reiterated most em-
pha,ically by ninety-nine one-hundred'ns OF the
beauty and fashion Of the land
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EirG and Loss Of Life.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 12.-Woodbu
Sawyer & Co.'S whecl-works were burned
last night. Chief Fire-Engineer Daniel
Frazier was killed by falling walls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

Presentations. W. \. Wheeler and G.
l. Merriam. m"uh"rS of Congress from the
49,. nt New York. We're on the floor OF the
N.3." ni D,lcga;,'> Yesterday. They arc
,..ip- at The Exchange Hotel.
t,.y. Or. Ilugr left the city on Tuesday for
>4'.HnIG. Ga. He was accompanied by cX-
.r."rucr Randolph and wife. of New .Ier-
... NrNt sunday Dr. Io-c'> pulpit will
r G.irI I,y Rev. Dr. IL. &. Alexander, Of
I}l4 Ihetlpyi,;tl Seminary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

BLACK ,IIAIR AS FINE AS SILK WILL MAKE
dress equal in appearance to silk. 1t will cost about
onc-half the price of silk. LEVY BROTHERS have
a large stock Of black mohairs aud alpacas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

THE LARGE PHOTOGRAPH that FRAYsER Is
making for one dollar keeps his extensive gallery
crowded every day
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Losses by Virginia Insurance
S'OnnauipS

INDIANAPOLIS, March 12.-The Citizens
Insurance Company, of Virginia. and thu
.ltna Insurance Company, of Virginia, lose
Sl,I50 each by the wheel-tactory fire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13
The Border DcprodationsC Commission

CoRrUs CHRISTI, TEXAS, March 12.-Tbe
agent of the Associated Press, after q fi-
tiguing march of six days from Rio Gmnde
city to this place with the United States
commission, arrived last night. The COM
mission will remain one week here. when
they will proceed to Loredo.' A large NUM-
Der of witnesses are here to appear before
the commission. They represent important
cases of depredations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

IT WILL PAY TO CALL AT LEVY BROTHERS and
purchase your Dry Goods, Trimmings, and Notions.
They have thousand and one articles which they
are selling below regular prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

~rGcIAL CoUH~
IN" trjI""i' Or A'FLAhs-N EnNEsDAY.
r,rGfy. 4g ca.t> were disposed OF yes,
, san ct as. rs. IIobson ct ais. Dis
.'>>"d. Agreed.
divers administrator rs. Hayes admins
i,&;pr. Argued aud submitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

NEW PARAsoLs.-LEvY BROTHERS received
Yesterday direct from the manufacturers five hun
dred parasols We advise all In want to give them
n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

REEs & co. PURCHASED TIE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
to make rhc patent Iuczzont or irorytnisli photo
graph. This beautiful improvement cannot be
luadc elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

THE BEST TwENTY.FIyE-CENT HEMSTITClIED
LINEN uANDSERCEIEFS ever offered In this city
ran now be had at Levy BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER AND SOFT HATS RE
paircd at p. WEIsIGER & Co.'s by one "s The best
practical haters In the South. No charge for lfoh-
inp silk hats
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

CHEAr PICTURES ARE NOT CHEAT GNLEs
good. REES & Co. make the best LII tne Gil!
Established over fifteen years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

THOSE FINE TEAS W. D. BLAIR & Co. ARE
selling are the best we ever We advise all tea
drinkers 10 try them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS at FRAYsER's for only
one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-13

ToGRAPHs.-LARGE-sIzE, FOR FOURTEEN
by sevcutcen-inch frames made ut kEEsS for IS,
the cheapest and best IN the city. Card pictures,
Il 80 Der half-doZcn.