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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29
Washington Ite,liS.

WASHINGTON, April 2s.-A special order
from the War Department assigns thirty
companies, including all arms, with all the
machirery and supplies for prolonged cX-
pedilon, to protect the operations OF the
Northern Pacific railroad. 1t is the heaviest
expedition ever sent out in time of peace.
The expedition leaves on the 18th Of June.
and remains i'll the field until the 10TH OF
October.
The Secretary Of the Navy directs the
naval officers and marines on duty here to
appear in full dress ut Commodore Aullck'-
funeral. The army officers here are also III
vifrd. The deceased was eighty -four years
Ot G,~p.
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NE PULASKI ALUM-WATER.

As agents for the muc.-cstcemed PULASKI
ALCM-WATER. we respectfully call the attention
of the medical pr ,fesson To the analysis of Pro-
fessor j. L. Campbell, Washington College, showing
the presence Of
FERRIC OXIDE, hLUMINA. LIME,
MAGNEoIA, POTASSA, and SODA,
combined with SULPH URIC and SILIClC ACIDS
and CHLORINE, differing from nearly all the So
called ALUM WATERS, in containing FERRIC
instead of FERROUS SULPHATE. 4 comb!na-
ton of SCLPHATES OF ALUMlSA and
PEROXIDE OF IRON as found In this water is
rather unusual. Su"h combination Is regarded
as valuable for Chronic Dyscntery, Diarrhn,, &C..
&C.; also as wash for Ulcers and Cutaneous Erup-
lions.
The above water supplied to the trade or con-
SImcrs by the case or bottle.
Send for phamphets.
". WILLIS & co. Pharmacists.
ape franklin aud Fourth sire ,ts.
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Revenue InstructiOns-CiyilS Service
Postal.

WASHINGTON, Aprii 2s.-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue has just caused to
be issued handbills notifying persons who
carry on business under the stamp-taX
license that they muStapply for such licenses,
aud pat them iw some conspicuous place in
their places Of business without further
notice
The Post-Ofiice Department is constantly
be>ieged with letters from all parts of the
country complaining that printed matter for
warded by them has been subjected to letter.
postage. Officials ut the Post Office Depart
ment state that it appears to be impossible to
make the general public understand that
under n law as far back a. 1925 printed
matter inclosed in 4 wrapper, and contain
ing writing therein besides the address, i
subject to lettcr-postage, and also where the
package of printed matter is SO sealed as to
prevent an examination OF the contents.
1t is stated that the next meeting OF the
Civil Service Advisory Board will take place
upon call 10y the President. tie had
directed the Board to consider the subject of
extending the examinations in the large
cities, but it was not perfected because OF
the resignation of George William Curtis.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsH,yGToS. April 23.---The storm area
now extending from the Ohio valley 10 Ten.
ncssce will probably move horthwestward
quite rapidly.
For the Southwest, Tennessee, and the
Gulf States, excepting occasional rain to-
night. cloudy and clearing weather, south.
westerly and northwc>terly winds, and
rapidly diminished temperature.
For the South Atlantic states, rain to-
night, followed by clearing and partly cloudy
weather, with southcasteriy and south
westerly winds and increasing pressure on
TueSdaY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

General Joseph Il. Hawley will deliver
memorial address in the Academy OF Music,
New York, on Decoration day.
Hon. Carl Schurz sailed Tor Europe Satur-
day afternoon.
At meeting of Typographical Union No.
II. last night at Baltimore, jimes w. Cherry
and Michael McGoycrn were elected dele
rates TO the international Typographical
Union, to meet in Montreal, Canada, on the
first Monday in June next.
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New York Etems.

New York, April 2S.-Postmaster James
pronounceS tic suspicious OF the de'alcatlon
OF II. ". Whitney, cashier OF tie post-otfce,
unfounded.
The st. Charles Hotel, at Paterson, y. d.,
was burned last night. The guests narrowly
escaped, leapug from the upper windows TO
the adjoining buildings. One was fatally
and TWO seriously hurt.
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A>HrAL MEETING OF TIE louNG MEN S
MISSIONARY SoCIErY.-T,l" thirtcenth amt
versary of the YouE% ien's Missionary So
ciety of the Second Baptist church was held
on Sunday night in that church. Rev. D. X.
Kcndl1ck. ID. d., preached The annual ser
mon. The Society during the past year has
raised and contributed over eight hundred
dollars in aid Of the mission work. which in
cludes the support of Il missionary ut
Shanghai, China; one at Rome, Italy; one
in this State, under the auspices of the State
Mission Board; and in cooperating with the
societies of the BaptiSt churches of this CITY
in the establishment of German mission
church. After tie sermon collection was
taken up, and good sum realized.
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Louisiana.
LOuisIR7ia.
hETRopcLITAS POLICE EN- ROUTE TO PoRT vIS

MLTRoPcLTAS POLICE EN- ROUTE TO PoKT VIM
CENT.
BAroH ROUGE, April 2s.-The Metropoli-
tan police, armed with Winchester rifles aud
one piece of artillery, arrived here last eve
rlur from New Orleans and left this morn
ing for Port Vincent. Livingston parish, for
the purpose of installing the appointees OF
Governor Kellogg. They were met at the
HarralI5 ferry, Arritc river, at noon to-day
by committee OF three persons representing
the Port Vincent party, and it is presumed
that matters will be adjusted without blood
SLp
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DEATH OF Mr.. REroRD- MEETING or THE
Conn EXcuANGR.-A meeting OF The Corn
and Flour Exchange WAS held yesterday
morning, President l.. ID. Gresham in the
chair. Mr.. trcnsllaw announced the death
OF Mr.. +. W. Rcdtord. BUYER on Change
for the Gallcgo Mills, and said tha! the meet"
Ing had been called TO take appropriate ac-
ton in relation thereto. On motion OF iir.
p. \. Sublett a committee of five was ap-
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions. The
Chair appointed Mcssrs. Edwin Wortham.
G. A. Cunningham, L. \. Subett. W. II.
Tyler. and l.. l.. Bass. The meeting then
adjourn, d until this morning.
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Birds Let Ion. House
Rurucd-Loss OF Life.

CINc1xsArl, April 2S.-F'ilteen hundred
singing birds from Germany were uncased
Yesterday by the society which purposes
AmericinizinS them.
The station-hou-c st the crossing Of the
New Albany and Chicago and Lake-shore
roads was burned lost night. Father, dauSh-
ter. and tive children perished.
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MINISTER'S fSsTlTUTE.--Rev. Marsena Stone.
D. d., is holding ministers institute in this
city, to which all colored preachers, deacons.
Sunday-school superintendent, and teachers
are invited. His lectures commence this
morning at 8 O'Clock at the Richmond Insti
tule, corner Nineteenth and Main streets.
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Police Corrr-Jnst'cc White Agne>
Brown and Lucy Anderson, for fighting,
were fined 81 each.
OIL. Wills, Cor being drunk and creating
u disturbance in the house Of Emma West,
was fined s..
Charles l.ucaS and Scotland Jones, charged
wi.i heating G. Crrpt on his own premises.
Case continued until "Wednesday next and
parties bailed.
Elijah Edmonds was fined $3.50 for striking
Charles Clarke.
Thomas Davis, for beating Fannie Win.
stou. was fined 81.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Destructive Firc-stabbing ARRAY.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
GLADE SPRING, VA, April 2S.-The dwell
ins-house of e. L. Sbugarth, with all his
furniture, and smokc-housc, with about
three thousand pounds of bacon, were
entirely consumed by fire last night. Its
origin is not known. Loss about $500; no
insurance.
In an aifray at the Thompson House this
morning. between Samuel Bryce and jim
Hale lnegroes), the former was dangerously
stabbed by the latter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

REsToRED TO CITIzEssHIP.--Lee Tucker
convicted of horse-stealing in the county of
Dinwiddie, and sentenced to seven years
Imprisonment in tue penitentiary, having
been discharged from that institution on the
2Ita, was yesterday restored to citizenship
by tho Executive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

JoURSALisTIC.-Colonel W. S. Gilman has
resumed his connection with the Wing and
been assigned to duty as correspondent at
large for the State. Colonel Gilman had
established widespread reputation as a
newspaper l"tter.writrr before he became
distinguished as popular speaker.
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Fatal Shooting AHray.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch
GoRDossvILLE, April 2S.-A difficulty oc-
Cured at Orange Courthouse to-day between
Edmond Robinson (colored) and David Rose,
Il merchant there. in which the former was
shot aud killed. The act was done in self
defence.
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Bualer'S Conduct i'm New Orleans


WASHINGTON. April 2S.-The Court of
Claims has awarded Eugene Dickelman, Of
Prussia, Sl3,0o0 for loss sustained by the de-
teution oI the ship Essex by ORDER OF Gene
rai Butcr while commanding at New o.
leans. The Collrtadiourncd until next Mon-
day, when it clears the docket of the cotton
,cs,srs and then adiournS TO October.
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THE MEMORIAL TuHp.-An interesting
meeting in the interest Of the memorial fund
was held at the first Baptist church on Sur
dqy morning. Rev. J. j.. NJ. Curry. ID. ID,
delivered an interesting address: after which
the sum OF 81 800 was realized in addition TO
the amount of $4,000 already subscribed by
thlt church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

4 SLEErI>G NtGRo KILLED BIZ RAILROAD
TRNS.-Tne body OF the negro who was
killed near Beaver Dam la>t Thursday nl5i!t
was disinterrcd on Sunday and found to he
Jim Ford, whose mother lives about two
miles from the station. II Is supposed That
he laid down OH the track and fell asleep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

We must say that We have never seen n larger or
more beautiful stock OF goods than they have at
present Mt the DOLLAR STORE. Great bargains can
be had by going there.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Span.
EXCITING NEWS.


LONDON, April 2S.-A dispatch from Ma
drid SAYS the search for members OF the per-
nanent committee continues. Beceira ana
Ferauerot have been arrested. A monster
meeting of FedrruI-ts was held Yesterday.
6 .lant speeches wtre made.
New YorK, April 2S.--Thc Herdld'S spe-
cjal from Madrid says the utrsis are demand
inr the establishment Of the Commune, and
,re hunting members of the permanent com-
mission. Sagosta WAS surrounded In the
.trret by armed meu. The leader bearing
phryrian cap Ipon bis bay0net. Beccrra
was arrested in Scrrano's mothers mouse.
rne increasing fury Of the ul;ras indicates
massacre, AS the mOnarchical volunteers are
dispersed to fight against the decree disarm-
ing them.
England.
DESTRUCTIVE FIFE.
LONDON, April 2s.-Thc Lancashire Com
pauv's carriage works have been burned IN
Manchester. Fifty locomotives and Que hum
dred and twenty coaches burned. Loss, one
million dollars.
France.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
PARIS, April 2S.-The Catholics have car
riad the department of Marbiban. The fol.
lowing is the result Of the election: Baradet
tRadicaD, 10000: Count de Romusat,
l3j, 900 Baron Stote (Conservative), 1000.
Romis.t was Thiers's candidate. The Re-
publicans have carried the departments OF
Carueye, Jura. and Marnc.
PARIS, April % The election Of Baron
dct to the National Assembly from this city
will probably lead to modification otdhe
Ministry 1t is probable that the Count de
Romi!>at, Minister OF Foreign Affairs; Seon
say, Minister OF Finance; and Jules. SIMON,
Minister OF Public Instruction, will resign.
Ca>imer Perierc, formerly Minister OF the
interior. and NJ. Grcyy. late president OF the
Assembly, are talked Of rs probable mcm-
bers of the new Cabinet.
The election in Paris to tilI vacancies in
the Assembly results III the choice OF three
Radicals. four Republicans, and one LeSit'-
mist. All the journals save the Radical or
gans express surprise Mt the result. ConSer-
vative papers say it is due to Theirs leaning
to the Left. and Republican Journals attil'
butte it to mistakes in the Assembly.
Italy.
RoME. April 2S.--The Pope passed rest
less night. The anxiety regarding his con-
dition has been renewed.
Russia.
ST. PETERsBURGH, April 2S.-Empcr0r
Wilhelm has arrived here amid great ccsdt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

FRAYSER DELIVERED FROM HIS GALLERY ON
Saturday. April 10Th. three hundred card d-photo.
gaIhs, aud over nifty arge size, for frames eight
by ten inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

LIKE TIE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH EENTACR LIN
IMExT has bccu a long time coming: but villa! 4
work it is doing. The halt and lame: sore ami
wounded are literally throwing away their cruiches
rheumatism aud stiff joints are hanishcd and dumb
Lcasts cry for JOY. One trial tells the story ana
cXpl,ils the whole thing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

PARTIES WHO HAVE PICTURES TO FRAME
would do well By going to the RICHMOND FRAME
STORE. next to the Dollar Store, corner Nini; and
Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

A NEW BEAUTIFYISG AGEST.-Ai Gcnt!frces
had their drawbacks un;I tlr sluriors bark of the
soap-:rcc was brought from the thian valleys 10
pei feet thu fragrant SoZopOST. the most delightful
ai;cic for The teeth tht, brush was ever dipped
into.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

OAEwooD Memorial DAY occurs on the
10th of May-onc week from Saturday next.
The spring has been so cold and wet that it
will be difficult task to find a snlfic:ency OF
flowers with which to decorate the graves OF
thc fallen heroes Under these circunl-
stances it has been suggested that each Wis
itor who engages in this work take out pot
Of plants of some kind and plant them on
grave. This will give tipwer> on the graves
during the entire season, many OF Which
will bear seeds that by reproduction will IN
a few wears render the task of annual decora-
tion useless, it only remaining for the Wis
TORS to keep the grounds clear of weeds and
orr.
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0f lie ycur TIE ttLes Mreto he pnid byths StlieT,
COOK & LACGuTON. 10 y. NJ, household fnrLi'
tlIrc.
GRCBi;S & WILLIAMS, at : i. NJ. y large num-
Inr Of buildnglot near Monroe Square, on Pine,
Laurel, Cary. aud Floyd streets and ten lots on
upper Clay street near Eukers.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at ) =. W., II small
framed dwelling aud large lot in llarvc town.
PETERSON 4 BROOKS, nj a Z. NJ. 25 lots III
the plan Of Arlington.
W.GODDIE. at ; l.. NJ. loto Ross street near
Richmond House.
LYEE K BROTHER. at ) /. NJ. bulldog lots OH
'rwenty-t'th aud Twruiy-siAtl strcets
!. THOMPSON BROWN, at ~ 7. VI, two building
lot. on Twenty nth street near Masonic Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

We would advise all who are In want OF PICTURE
FRAMES TO 80 to the RICHMOND FRAME sTOEE,
where twenty-five per cent. can he saved. DON'T
forget the place, next to the Dollar Store, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

If YOU want to purchased beautiful breakfast Cas-
/ ,r containing three bottles, Or Dinner Castor
with five bottles. 20 To the DOLLAR STORE, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

CLAY STREET METHODIST CHURCH REVIVAL.
The revival which has been going on >llivc
tue middle Of March ut this church Is sliii
progressing fayora!ly, and four persons
" ere received on sunday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

THE BEAUTIFUL aEzzoTlNT OR TyoRY-FITIsH
PICTURE alone made at REEs & Co.'S, Main ncar
Ninth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

\ SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDEHT.- Mr.. l..
Y. Peterson Of the firm Of Peterson &
Brooks, was thrown from a buggy about !
o'clock yesterday afternoon near the corner
OF Grace aud Fourth streets. and had his
rirht arm broken Just below the elbow. and
was otherwise badly bruised. He had been
in the western part Of the city on business.
and when returning the horse tock fright at
a pile of coal which hau been dumped on the
pavement, and ran OF. He WAS thrown
against II shade-trec, and when picked up
was ,lscnSibic. Drs. SEc!d and Tcrrill adj
iuStcd the broken lim:,, and Mr. Peterson
was then conveyed to his home. The horse
continued his flight out Fourth street, and
before he was stepped succeeded in prtaty
cllrrtualy dclnulishing the buggy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

FIRE SUNDAY AFTERNooN.-On Sunday af-
ternoon about ha|i-past 2 O'Clock the watch
man at the Trcdegar Works discovered fire
issuing from platform upon which iron Is
placed before it goes into the furnace, in the
foundry department Of that institution, anu
the allrm was immediately given from Box
36. The flames bad already reached the roof
OF the building, but through Tie cXertons OF
John Rollins, Mr.. Brannon, and DreWry
Parham were soon cNtingui-hcd, hut not
until the platform was entirely consumed.
The fire is supposed to have originated from
hot cindcrS taken out of the furnace Satur-
dav night. Loss about 500: fully insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

HoLLywooD MEMORIAL DAY occiirs anru-
ally on the third "Wednesday in May. This
wear it will fall on the 2lst. Considering the
late season and the consequent scarcity OF
flowers it is very fortunate it comes so late
I'm tho month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

ALL OF TIE NEWEST AND NoBEiEsT STYLES II
L. WEISIGER & Co.'S.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC ArroISrED.-The GOV
ernor has appointed Messrs. William M. AT
krsoI anG Il. $. Fugute notaries public the
former for the county of Frederick and the
latter for Russell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

EOR SALE FRIFATELf.-Ne are au-
L lhorIUal 10 offer The FRAME. DWELLING on
Ninth street b..yond VI street (No. 7i. containing
tx rooms and Kitchen. Gasand water on the prem
iscs. Lot s., by l52 feet. this is good opportunity
Tor purchasing COM cnlrnt house tie business
part ui the city III Il moderate price. Apply TO
HILL 4 GUDDlN Real Estate Agents,
an oi-u No. los Main street.
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rs gA >.o;; nl Jefferson Ward. Strauss 8
..-l. NauGrr,all. Wagner. Williams
N.4tork.
N!,3 iHc clerk had read the proceed
'3.a la>t meeting, Mr.. Starkc me,
s~ up III" Tcpor, Of tbr Finance ca
g.. and in order 10 do so TO s,l>pcE
->ply.ation pi other business. Ayrd s$
FINANCE. s
lhc committee statcihat they have
. puhlicAtion in relation To the sale -
.. delinquent i,Xc>. in conformity " <Ra
.,s .Uiiun ot ihr Council adopted N
r.'5r-. said sal" 10 take place on Mo- u
'.> an. 1913. They recommend the 22s
Fl vj int l,tition OF W. 4. GEn.aA ~
..'!a;~>'nu - open ien-rn alley wit
t. ;--}Hlrut OF Eccn>c-t:iN also Of tlx2628R2
t.... g.. >In>~T-. Shields X Cary for REG
.. .r.>,.'-N. tHry being wholesale; = =
....,r.. .@i the Time 10 make obi =
.,- -l;.aH hythc committee, as ylS2
....s. s.t5.iUt". having passed wit iAss Et2Ss
. ..W:Itiu' from this firm. III ,
... communication Of K. I.
.. .'.>r - compensation for &SsasS3 59bS$$ IL
. .. },y him u coua>rl Tor re-
--.1's,}y returned. with tHstion
- l. ur referred 10 The tee on
....> and salaries E&S2
500 '''"i'''''' ''"'' ''''@'''' ESSxSR '''''
'.s."pra>ilnn lr"'4 the 'itE SM@l>nfS |"
..l s.t..,.> -: the city courts, StfE rrcnul-
., ,u.,r.,,.. ~ :, rno .4ach ,,v,hi,
.- r.' al "'''"'",' w - ~ '"en. i''.'"''
.sEHI.tlIN. % the luGHc> OF The ChanccrE.
. ,,,..}rr and Hu-iinp,I ouriS for the present
:,.t.E ,,:tr. commencing lSt Of February.
l>,@. An ordinance passed Mafch ~, lN'i.
,.."r.H'''> any a',ion hv TINS committee rs 10
ju' >.'a'' - he t"'ic" 'H>tlcc'
"' n'r3l "'lAiF> ana cohH't'osi % Tue CIV.
.'r received ~" careful lGoi~h partial con
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

ATTEMrr AT SrICrDE.-A young man named
Moore was brought before Justice White yes
terday who had been arrested Sunday, when
under the influence of liquor, and taken to
the Third pclice-station. He WIS charged
with being person of unsonnd mind and
attempting to hang himself in the prison
cell. \ police officer testified to his haVin"
made TWO attempts at suicide, but tortu-
matcly was discovered and prevented from
accomplishing his design. When brought
into court the effects OF the liquor had worn
off and the desire to end his lite had cvapo-
rated with the alcohol. The Justice dis
charged him with an admonition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

MessRs. WILLIAM E. TANNER " Co., of the
Metropolitan Iron.Works, are loading a yes
se| in the dock with complete outfit for
rolling-mil in Poughkeepsie, n. 7:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

CELEBRATION OF THE COMPLETION OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAiLRoAD.-A meet
Ing OF the committee appointed to make pre-
parati0ns for the celebration, in May. Of the
opening of The Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road was held last evening in the Chamber
of Commerce. The following named gentle.
men were added to the committee: Mcssrs.
John GrImc, & &. Wedderburn, ID. J.
Burr. Isaac Davenport, Jr.. J. l.. Darlington,
w. i. Munford. q. f. Watson, =. II.
Stlrkr. George Bargamin, DR.. John Dove, p.
/. Moore, ID. j. Iiart>ook, \. l.. Elicit. p.
w. Grubbs, J. G.. Pcyton, W. w. Crump,
II. X. Ellyson, Wellington Goddin, \. Bode-
kcr, Y. r. Grattan, John Finders, George
Watt, George $. Palmer, |. II. Tower, +.
NJ. Il. Talcott, Robert OuId, W. +. Tanner.
Abram Hall, John II. Bryant, Edward Gra-
ham, George Is. Sloat, General w. Fl. +.
Lee, james l.. Moody, Claiborne Watkins.
John b. Davis, Peyton Wise, John e..
Andrews, Douglass Baird. Thomas SaInp-
son, J. Il. Johnston, G. X. Mason, ". Il.
Johnston, and Charlcs I. Davis.
On motion, the date OF the celebration was
changed from May TO some tim" about the
first OF November next.
The following resolution was adopted:
y HeSOrP0, llit cOm'Diltcc VI stNch NC
appointed to prepare programme OF ccle-
hraton, to be reported to this general COM
mttcc. with full details rs TO manner of car
rying it out, and the number of sub.commit-
tees that would be necessary to carry out the
different duties involved, with an estimate
OF tue cost OF c;ch portion of the programme !;
said committee to call meeting Of the gene
raj committee, and present their report not
less than ninety days before the time named
for the celebraion.'
The chairman will announce the commit
tee at some future day. Adjourned.
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CONVENIENT AND HAPPINESS REIGN IN ALL
households where DoOLEY's YEAST POWDER Is
used. Try 1t. Your grocer has II. Put up full
Nyn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

CORK HATS" for spring and summer. ut r.
WEis!GER & cos The prctticst hat Of The SEASON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

Brr YOUR CLOTHING OF +. B. SPENCE & eoS.
merchant ttilors, l3nO Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, anu
perfect tit guaranteed or 10 sale, by +. b. SPENCE
& son, 1900 Main street.