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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21
Ehc ton, epfiDn Of Governors AZ At
iNn:n. f:H.

ATLANTA. May 20. The convention oi
Governors met here to-!ly and were wei
cumrd br G",trnrr Smith. Governor
Thomas. Of Iowa, va, mada temporary
chairman.
The Convention wa" then permanently or.
Tanizcd BY the election oi Governor j. 4.
Brown. Of T"nncssrr president. and +. q.
Richards. Of AIabana +. 4. james. Ten.
nc.>ec II. ". Waller. Mississippi Jo,iih
Quincy. Mas >lchu-rtt> lbuDEl, Taylor.
south Carolina john Martin. keuIucky:C
t. Carpenter. Iowa;J l.. Morrhcad, North
CaroIna &. : tmrIngton. Virginia Go-
vernon Wood >on. OF Missouri: +. l.. VII
lipgDc, Florida, yice.prcsidcnt>.
Thirteen States are represented. over three
hundred delegates hrn.: present.
The Convention adopted Il resolution that
cheap transportation was the only SUBJECT
for discussion.
4 committee To prelorr business Vas nr-
pointed, Of which George smith, of Geur-m.
was made chairman. \ number of rC>oll-
tian+ were i,'I,'rrcl IN that committee.
The Convention adi"urnd till tomorrow
morning.
Governor Hendricks, OF Indana, will ar-
rive tonight. The city is fun Of vl,iinr'.
and great cnthusl ISm prevails. The Con-
vention will rxcurt to Columbus, Brun>
wick, savannah, and Augusta. leayin. on
the IuUrulug Of the 22d.
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Bapti.t National Conyentlon.

ALBANY, y, Y. May 90. The la. tist Ma
tional Anniversary Convention met to-day :.
There was II very lIr:r attrn''an,'r. The an
n,la rp,nr. of the Executive Committee of
the Educational Commission WAS read and
submitted. The following questions were
elaborately argued: Whether the time had
arrived for entering upon the work OF aid
Ing in founding institutions Of higher learn
ing In the States and le gions requiring ex-
terror aid: and, second. whether 1t is eXpe-
dent to make the approaching national
centennial celebration the occasion OF Il
Simultaneous moyeme' in all the STATES for
the endowment of institutions OF learning.
The report was accepted, and ordered n
Inc nrirtcd under the direction Of the Ike
rlltlyr Committee. fbc questions ol policy
raised in the report were relerrc,l to Il com
milt,c. The two main topics of the report
in re.arl to aidn" colleges aud The proprle
" of the centennial celebration in 1876 -
we're referred to two commuters to report a
a subsequent meeting.
The annual meeting ot the Home AN,
Foreign Missionary Union was held To-day
The financial report was very satisfactory
and the foreign report WAS interesting, show
III. the vast amount of service performed.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I

WAsHlsGroS, May 20.-As iniinated in my
dispatch of Inst night. made contrary to mere
speculation. the President to-day teudered
the appointment of Minister TO Russia TO ex
Governor Jewrl Of Connecticut. There i.
no doubt that Governor Jewell will accept
the offi"e.
Mr.. Williamson, who was yesterday ar
pointed Minister to the consolidated State,
Of Central America, is an ex-Contederate
and the principal Minister Resident dis.
placed Is Sills' A. Hudson, cousin of the
President. TlMoN.
WASHINGTON. May 20.-The Russian mis-
sion has been rendered TO Ex. Governor jew
ell, Of Connecticut.
Surgeon Charles Syter has been ordered
to the Department Of the South.
General sherman leaves tonight for In.
dianapols to attend General Canby's func.
raj.
MeSsrs. Fish and Delano were absent from
to-day's Cabinet meeting.
The Case Of he Rojas.
WASHINGTON. May 2o.-Thc ground upon
which Baron Lederer, umpire of the Anp-
rican and Spanish commission, decided
against De Roi1S'> claim for damages in Cuba
was that the declaration OF the intention to
become citizen of the United States did not
place him within the treaty.
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Tia CITY Cow ESTIos-MR. GREEHHOu
THE CONSERVATIVE toMTHEE FOR Cry TREA
srpER. The CDnse ryativr City Nominating
Convention met IN the uusting, Courtroom
last night and wes called to order BY Mr.
Lonis +. RoS>ieny- On his motion Or. j
s. Wexford. of Hon roe Ward. was called tc
the chair, and tiE nu 'mhers 0t the city pres,
present request ntf ,o net aS secretaries. The
president stated iba the Convention had
been called to nomil latc il Conservative can
didate for city treasr rer.
The roll was called, and all the delegates
to the Convention were found present ex'
cept four.
At $50 Mr. E.1gIi III, of Marshall Ward
moved to proceed 10 business, and nominated
Mr. ). {. Greenho's. the present incumbent.
The vote was taken r5ra roce. and Mr..
Greenhow was tn@nir lously nominated.
On motion Of Mr.. Bos,iellx the Conven-
tion adjourned.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN VIRGINIA.
ISpcclnl telegram I" tn. Dispatch.
WIEcHEsTER, May 20.--'rhc scyenty-righlh
annual council Of the Protestant Church in
the diocese ut Virginia couvcnes here to-
morrow morning at > O'Clock. The council
sermon will be preached by the Rev. DR..
Winsaredi, oI Petersburg, and the Holy
Communion administered. The attendance
of delegates, both clerical and lay, from
the Bishop, are here. The venerable Bishop
Johns, who was con,ccratcd in Richmond
in 1872. and i, now nearly four score, will
preside tomorrow for the thirteenth con-
SeclItlrc time.
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West Virginia.

BAD WEATHER - TRAlH pELAYED-CARS OFF TIE
TRACK.
Especial telegram Ia l" Disrafcl.J
WnlTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA, May 20.
| 1t has been raining here steadily since about
II O'Clock lasI night, with but little intcrmi-
sion.
The express train due here at j. VI. !IaH
not arrived yet 90 o'clock). II i supposed
to he detained by slides west of Hinton.
The through freight, eastward bound, ran
thirteen cars of the track near the Falls this
morning. caused by misp laced switch. Road
all clear to Hinton at last accounts.
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pre.byaeriap General Assembly

BALTIMORE. May 20. The Assembly con-
ycne, next year in the First Presbyterian
church at 81. Louis.
rhc conference has hnalls decided 10 par
liciIatr in tire centennial celebration.
The matter Of the conflicting claims OF the
two churches ut jacksonville. Fla. came up,
and was explained by DR.. Reynolds. Re>o-
lutions were adopted directing the Boird on
Church Erection TO appropriate 81 900 10 re-
imlurse the church at Jacksonville. ana
allowing their church authorities to make
| appeals to northern churches to the extent
of - 600.
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The s'u.c Of George Francis Train.

New YORK, May 2H.--1hc jury in the
George Francis Train ct>r for Indecent pub
icationS to-day returned Il verdict OF not
guilty ON account of insanity. Dr. Cross
tc-tiiics that this insanity continues, and that
Train must be sent To M asylum.
Train replied cxc.t ,dIy II protest. ag ii; It
the proceedings here. have been tive months
in Jail without tcing granted Il trial" Tlcn
addressing Judge Davis he said l." Before
leave here move your impeachment in the
name OF the people
Judge Davis ordered him 10 sit down. and
an order was then made out to send Train 10
the state EuDatic Asylum.
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TIE CE$TAuR LISIMEST has cured, does cure.
ana will cure more cases Of rhenmatsm stiff Joints,
swelllngs. and laneuess upon man and beast In one
day than all other articles have in hundred years.
One says: = have not held Il pen In seven months
now am all right" Another. that - the Centa,il
Linimc't cured II frlghiful burn without il scar:
an"lh"r'' II restored I" h"rrIcssly lame horse
wo tn four hundred dollars," &c. Try 1t once II
I, wonderful Thing.
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Savannah, Ga.
THE ARCHER MArL-RcBBERY CASE.

TIE ARCHER MAH-RcBBERY CASE.
srecis telegram 10 the Dispatch.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 20.-Wi'liam Archer.
United Suites mail agent between Bruins
wick. Ga. and Macon, Ga. are ted IN Wash
ington, q. e., for rohhirg the United STATES
mail by Captain John Frey. special agent Of
the Post-Uf1ice Department. wa, before the
United States commissioner ut Savannah,
Ga, yesterday. Archer waived an examlna'
ton, and bail not being given in the SUN OF
81 900 he was sent to Jail.
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S,urLE MiRruA>TS.~-nn TN Monday cvruln.,
Drtrciiv" UDWycr arrested +. II. Eunmin'
"n The rlrIr:,r nf >,Ihn-c "ontl- by >alnp, in
violation ut TN" ~Cltr revenue law. Nh.
H"nmin" VA: brought before the Police Jus
lice yesterday morning tu answer the charge
" hen it appeared that he WAS under the er-
roncouS impression prevalent among persons
in that cIa>, of business that the statutory
enactment on the subject hrt hccn rendered
nu~atury by tue lie .ision of Judge Under
wood in the case of the >ta'c rs. Barrett. in
which the Iaw was pronounced Inc"n.titu.
'i"ual. ~ hr h.id complied with tll" law in
| obtaining II liccn>c since his arrest lIc WAS
| discharged.
1t will hc remembered that The ease alluded
to was afterwards taken 10 our own Court oI
Appeals IN which ii was pronounced not ln
constitutional. and il i still Il law.
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New LODGE oF KNIGHTS or FYrHAs. =
Yesterday afternoon Grand Chancellor Phil
lips, assisted by the Grand Scribe aud Grand
Guide Taylor, instituted Uniformed Lee
Lodge. No. 33. knights Of pythia-, in this
city. The following are the officer, !. II.
Henry. T. c.; w. r Matthews. &. g.: F.
VI. lmhoden. '. G.: ". +. Grettrr, Prcate
W. II. Sizcr. X. of r. and s.: NJ. j. Dim.
mock, NJ. Of E.; J. S. CrensIlaw. NJ. of +. D.;
K. II. Chamberlaync. VI. at A.: J. J. New
man, q. [. g.; K. S. Henry, q. O.S. The
new lodge has fine membership and starts
under favorable auspices.
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MnRrt.,Ry RtrnF T.-Th" tuIlowin. i the
iuItlIarv report toy thr week ending Sltur-
day. May L.. 1871. compiled from >cXtons'
returns received III the office ot the Board
Of Health:
Whoh, nlImier of deaths in the city. - J;
in addition. ! >liII-horh were reported (whltc
| cololcd - Sex: Males, .; females. l..
Color: White luaIc>. >; white females. ):
culored nrale> s :, roIored females. IL. Age /:
I One day Ia thirty. . one month to :iH. !;
xix month. to twelve. ;; one year IL three. | !;
ten years to twenty. ,tWcnly years to thir-
Is, =: Thirty year. To forty. | forty years to
n[i,. !: fifty wear. 10 sixty, l sixty wears To
seventy. =: seventy Years 10 ci-hly.2. Con-
| dii,n: Siuglc. J.: married. :: WIDOWS. 6.
Nativity United STATES. -; Wales. !. Lo-
ralil,: City at large. |; Marshall Ward, 1:
| jefferson Ward. I; Madison Ward, /: Mon
| roe Ward.1: Clay Ward. ); .!lrk>on Ward,
): Anlsholl>r. / smallpox hospital. |. by
whom certified: Regular practitioners. 20;
| irregular practitioners, coroner, | : Board
| of Health I. CAUSES Of death Rlon'htii>
i tnrltrl. burns and -rala>. |: clnc,r al
womb. | (: cholera nilutun. | rllolcru mnr-
| htl-, consumption. (whi'c |. c"IorH"l ~:
! diarrlrlr ichlouirl. tloodln", i; heart dis
ease. ; meningitis, , old are. :; w ralysi>.
| pneumonia. I smallpox, ! ; unklh""n.2
wound (.un.Sho' hy'yiolcn"rl, |.
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i'1;-,k ,>n pl<pErtRLY oN TnE ;~rEtEr.~-
Wv tr,Tu"n'iN ~" li"iict oi thr c'ty nave
...l~'nn u arI'>t oi'd t"ck NJ III the cells 81
lie >i@lrn-h"'!-''> "li the char%" "' h'lh"
,'rduk aud ol>"l'drT'E oil 'hr >tIcfl some "i
''ai ea.~ - "rc,rr'1hic porlr VINO,
Julrr '.ttt - ,!1I hnr>>, commit offences
a-tuI>f -"od "ttrr%nI n".a'itN which would
Jti.- IL. iip-h al .hanr to the checks of
tI,f il. 4d> ursr tI,cir acts uEt,lc public.
tulii,>"uifcucc> are not committed alon"
E., lnHu. men WHO are ">own" wild oa's
~ ta.u Youthful days" and whose friends
s..8ur - lif,. G,lu>iNc hope III many Instances
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REpuBLICM TIcKhT.-A meeting at Moe
casin on Monday | be following ticket was
nominated for Tu:kahoc township: For
Supervisor, William Johnson; Clerk of
Township. Marcus Reeve; Commissioner of
Roads Jnseph c. Mann; Justice ofthe Peace,
Il. Ii. Brock Collector. r. Fl. Henley; As.
SCISSOR, X. }. A. Smith; OverScer of Poor,
Oscar Cal1hiser: Constable, Robert Smith
[colOred).
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I.n,n Sau Frauciseo.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.-Arriyed, steamer
Nebraska, from New Zealand.
The crew Of the b i'ish ship Alsager sr'ii,
tied and sunk her at sea. All hands escalsFl
in the boata. Three OF the crew "srr
brought in irons 10 Auckland for trh'.
Work on the Southern Pacific railroad /"
progressing steadily. II has now reached as
iar south rs Deer creek.
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lt3trNN>rf AMONG TlIt tnLoEip PEOPLE,
.str.. th, uI.aulIt;iun Of the Culorcd Grand
|.si>l"u ~uu. ui Temperance III this city,
ttt,. .H uunih. since. very great interest
.,. a,-u manifested in this subject 10y the
...rrrd IroI,lr. Twenty new DyrionS have
..,.u ur-~lnILcd, and Il number of appllca-
.ssF> r.r charters are III the lmuu> OF the
.atp,t>. These branches "t the Order are
u.t uu, !ori"d in the city, hut have en-
.rird to tie country. On last saturday
/ .oakun ItNl>icn. NJ. l.? was Organized IN
t..,,ra,,nu county. 1t WAS Instituted lv
iI.mt> i. Hewlett. q. W. r., and Lewis
tvri,cr>"u. DC. ". T., with twenty charter
uofutar~ Tn following officers were elected
4t Installed ". T., \. g. Franklin; W.
\ " t;,ilu i. johnson; X. =, kotcrt u.
Ho-h', \. Il. :. i. /. Ellis, Jr; !. :,
l#a,. Martin: thap. William tarrlngt"n
, ..t,.. !. l.. Elh>. -. A.t Jackson Fricnd
H.. \. Franklin: |. T.. +. scott 9. :, Mat
~tuAaii l.. W. T.. {. MiclIauN.
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LYME & BROTHER. L. NJ. Il lot. with a small
framed house thereon. on Tobacco alley In rear
OF Tignor's cun-stoic
RICHARDSON & CO.. ~ NJ. trustees sale of a
fdrm in licnrico county. in front Of the custcnl-
house. on Bank street.
+. ID. EACHO. p. NJ. the residence al the north
east corner of Clay aud Elcve tn streets.
COOK LAtGiITOS. y +. NJ, at corner Fif-
teenth and Min streets. a full line of boots and
ehrr..
W. GO'D1N, 7. NJ. u farm of ia acres. one mile
north of Richmond. near Brook tol-gate.
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r.o ueccut Aacmnt 40 sl oot X ellosg.

NEW CRLEAHs, May 30 Melvin II. Cohen.
an attachetof the Picawtne, was arrested To-
Gay charged with shooting at William i'itt
E:clloec on the 7'h of Nay with intent 10
XII, ll.n. He was bair;l iii $3.50. IL Is
well known that Cohen was on Camp street
when the shot was tired Oh Magazine street.
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aGrnssh0nner Raid.

IT. Lovis, May 2V.--A special ifon AUS
tin, Texas, says the gf;sshopprs lb that sec
linn are devastating vegetation. Ihey are
moving nor,hward, and threaten A!-aourl,
Illinois. kai,Sl~, and Nebraska.
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City COMMITTEE. There will be an i'm
portant special NEE :ir of the City Con.er-
yative Committee ar the headquarters. on
Ninth street. Tonight at o'clock. Ward
supcrinteudeDts and all other members are
earn, Sly urged fn I've present, as business
at|rtin. the election &c take place tp-morrow
will be transacted.
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VALLEY NiISSloH CHAPEL. .-Ihi; beautiful
and tasteful r,,iirc which Er, been erected
IT the rornrv or Ncnablr and Federal streets
,,y the Baptist SUNDAY @,honl Assoc alton of
1li, city. lLi> been completed, and Will be
,i".!irlt"d Oh the AFTERNOON OF next Sunday.
i:ry. !. l.. Burrows. u. D.. will deliver The
.lrdi",tory address, and Rev. j. J.. NJ. Curry.
-. D., and other ministers of the city NE
expected to participate in the rNrrri>"s.
The building j. gothic III style. and reflects
mitch credit OH the aichll"c. Mr.. William
Eorln :, in the symmetry "i it, proportions,
tie u2;ltnc>,, and tJ>trtulnc>> ni lis drcnra-
tinu>, and the convenience and complete
Hess of it, iut,I 'or arrangements; while the
merits Of the builders. MrS>r>. Walton "
.Adfnl>, and the PAINTER. MIR. j. VI. Carter,
are Displayed 10 oaIvauaSr III their work.
This is the iu:itl effort OF this Association
in the mission field. and j. but the earnest nl
| what MAY br expected Of il in the future.
! IL able President, j. u. Winston. Ed, Is
! alive TO tie Importance of such work. TO
| IL active and efficient Executive Committee
| are chiefly due The prnInpfnc>> with which
| this work WAS undertaken and the energy
with which il WAS pushed 10 completion.
The conduct of this enterprise has been
committed hv The Association 10 Mc>,r>. l..
! II. Fra,ser and William II. Williams. than
! whom two more faithful and devoted Sui
| diy--r!,unl workers cannot bc found.
il has Teen suggested that This house oi
| worship be cllcd the Nrnable-Slreet chapel
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TnE SIM OF $40 so, so so, rr -, will buy
much rl"thing aud rrncmru'S furnishing goods AT
+. u SPENCE K SONS H. til. same amount will huy
In any house in America. SrESCE'S stock l. large
| and varied. and price,; marked down tp suit
every pocket and all conditions.
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WausScr Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May 20.--For The Gun. >outh
Atlantic States, and Tennessee, southe'sIefiy
and sou,hu esier!y winds, high temperature,
cloudy ea,h.r, aud rain, clearing tomorrow
IN tie western gull.
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MEETING POSTPONED The grand ConSer-
vative rally which We to bave taken place
last night in Manchester was postponed on
account of the weather. 1t will be held to-
night. if the weather should still lr incle-
meni in the market-house.
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GERhAH ESCAarMEST UF ODD-FELLcws -
new enclmpnent of German Odd-Fel-
lows, Just established. meets for the first time
at Schiller 1odge-room tonight.
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WHY pATROSiZE SECOSp-CLt~S GtrLEhIEs I
REEFS Il Co. make as cheap work IL, any gallery in
the city. and their reputation ought Ia ie sufficient
IL convince YOU that there you can get first ca
picture. finished IN the most expensive -tylr. No
chrl? material hul wnrkmcn rmployrd All
guaranteed rSt- to- 9hix IS Ne ""ig gG!i,ry IL
~. rHY ir-f fp"tr ~ hG! hh' cb'iD ,r1rk go,t.
Th'H bnr' H' f,irtitj,S npd Instruments 10 do It
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AMiKos.-Thi- Isl preparation for the toiei. and
has proven I" be the bes offered before to tht
public. The only place in the city where 1t can b,
procured * At IN" DoT Store, corner Ninth anL
Muln L
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PERsoNAL.-H. d. Whitcomb. Esq, chief
engineer of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
roao. left the city 10y the express train last
night for Louisville, Kr.
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severe Hal, and wiud-sto-,n.

Il iocls, My 2H.-a tai AID wina'
s,oim Yesterday pro>taiei c:..'nn,ys, broke
wiraoM>, and did ihealcu,sbiv damage 10
gardens and orchards.
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ELECTION PosTPoSED.-The election oil
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy 10 MI
vacancy in that chair ut tic Med'cai 'oi-
lcge was postponed yesterday on account OF
The utiScftr, oi !; quorum.
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TIE CHICK .H0Mi.Y MYsTERY.-M Martin
Purcell, who it was thought was the person
found in the 'hlck;lhoniuy river by MI. J.
Il. Bigger, l. one OF the hands 'cnlpIo,ed il,
the Church tLilI tunnrl. He ba> not been
drowned .: murdered, but has been under
the earth at work in the tunnel for some
time past. rhi, fact may lead the proper
officers OF Hanover 10 make inquiries con
cernin~ the supposed murder in other ,lircc
| tion>.
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IN nU Sn'fs w real estate mnde bttrtt,, III. LIST NJ
'"n"nrY nnd 3M ~ lime Hf fdres far Ht pre-.
~nt y."r hare to be pnM byths purchaser. On
nU s"icS mute t,t,oeen TIE Ist 1r .Jsly uH,f last
" the uet,r The trea hMre tn be nLd BIZ The q. LIZ
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SODA-W WirER.-TlIat beautiful >oI;-iuuuialu ui
SClIEE~. Al Elcv"ut! AMI Main .trrets. disren',,
Tue best AMI purr>t inl rul'Irsi :r'ia-waiCr.
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E >ELEtI' wIII~kEY tIr MCtAw'~ urlih
ratcI: Alrgh1ny whisky four wears old: and fines
lilmpow'lrr tcJ, ut WALTER II. BLAIR K Co. :
corner OF Nam au,l Ninth streets.
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THE SALT QUESTION wa' again bciofc tie
County Court ol Hcnrico yr>tc'day' anu
again adjourned on account ot the a''sehce
of witnesses. Ii was continued ihil IL
O'Clock this morning.
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BLTTEEH k PATTERNS are the only ally rcli-
able and pcricct-ii,tinS patterns made. Agency,
loci Main siIeet. al the WHEELER X WILSON Sew
inE Machine Cihco. right "n III" corner IT Tenth
.frl,nf
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THE DOLLAR SrrHr has Just received another
lot "i thos" beautiful PATEST TOILET MlWGoRs
which can De had at the low rrr'' cf one dollar.
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What IT. Costs To Pluck RosE.-Une OF
the waiter, from Ford's Hotel puckcd Il
rosebud in the Capitol Square yesterday
morning. was promptly arrested ny some OF
the CapiIolpocr, taken before magistrate,
fined =, 30, and discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

I,ouLEY's YEAST POWDER l. the cheapest, hu
not lowest priced, baking powder. Elegant biscuits
rolls. &C.. prepared In few minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

GENUINE MAcktSAw HATS. Entire new 3tl les.
new shapes: nothing like them EVER imported H.
this civ before For sale at L. WEtSIGER & Co ).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

CANrBtIL':. WELL. KNOWN GALLERY, corner Uf
Ninth aud Main streets, l. the cheapest and most re-
liabl" in The city. -" must ~iN that n' one WI"
l.ayt.S the c<ta'li l"ur Ill s:ai tied with their
ricfIIrt..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

APPOINTMENTS MApt.-Crtnrral Surerln-
t.ndfnt Perry announces that Dir. James +.
Notbcrand has hreu appointed auditor OF
revenue. aud Edgar Nlirt general t'ckct
a-ent of the chesapeake and Ohio Rail'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

MILITARY EXAMINERS AProISTEp. lhe
Governor las appointed Colonel e. Il. Mai
Iorv. Captain Thomas Tahh, and John f. Sc
Gar military examiners for Elizabeth Guy
tOllDty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

t'uIIpEE<, CARRIAGES oi every Kind "nd ''c
srription may he found nj JonN Do.s's. NJ. 7
Main street He is selling These carriages al while
sale and retail, ai price Ia suit every pocket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

lllE DOLLAR STOKE IItS list RECEIVED
Iar-' lot "I Chil'rcn> carriages. which they in'rn,
I" sell ~ low figure
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

STRASt,kRS WISHING TIE CITY WOULD DO
well I" 60 to the Dollar store before making their
purcha- e. plsc where,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

We WOULD ADVISE ALI. wiIn AuE IL WANT ~
good picture la 90 IL t'hN"BELL'~ wcl!-kuowr
gallery. n their work will compare farorahly with
any ntll'r establishment In tlI, city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-21

They arc rccr,r. new goods ra'ly al In" DOLLAR
,>TnKE. aud money can hr saved by making youl
purchases there.