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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

Horace Nenablc. charged with the murder
%, Mary Holmes on the night Of the Dist Of
MAY. was brought before Justice White
Yesterday morning for preliminary eXamina-
ton The witnesses being sworn, Captain
.Iol!a Disney took the stand and slated that
tin accused had made Il confession OF his
r,nlt to him in the courtroom on saturday
morning last.
Al this point Mr.. Page counsel fer the
accused. desired to ask the witness few
,iuc.,iun>. and objected to the confession Of
tcuablc being received as evidence.
The Court ruled him out of order, as he
could only ask the questions after the Com
monweallh had finished with the witness.
Nj. Page then for his client waived further
examination.
Mr.. George ID. Wise, CommonwealtL's At
torucy, asked to hear the evidence Of Coroner
Taylor, as he made the pOSt-m0rtem eXamina-
ton, and the defendants counsel making no
objection.
DR.. Taylor was called, and being sworn
tlerosed: made the post-mortem eAanlina-
ton. and the marks discovered on the body
were swelling about the right eye and a
broad, dark patch Immediately under the
throat. I examined these marks with view
&c determine If they were made during or
after life, and came TO the conclusion that
the, were made during life by violence. but
the nature Of the violence | could not deter
mine. There were no marks of bands.
i,nurkie>. or what kind of force produced
these injuries. There were no other stains
about the body except "post.mortem stains.
g. Are you absolutely certain that they
were marks of violence!
\. Not absolutely certain, but feel very
certain they were.
1t is all ascertained fact that it is possible
80 prUduc. marks like these Immediately after
death by blow. No marks could have
been made upon the body Wien dragging
icr il il WAS too late.
Horace Ncnable was sent on to the Hust-
ings Court for trial, and remanded to Jail.
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LYME & BROTHER,@P. NJ. framed cottage resi
dcnce on the cast line Of Twenty-ffth street oc'
tween Broad and Grace street,
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 81 P. NJ, number Of
west Grnce-street lots
Hill q GODDIN, 50 =. NJ. lot on III street be-
tween Twenty-scventh and Twenfy-eigh'n
streets
W GpDDIN, ST. NJ. residence on the east size
of Seventh street adjoining the city Spring.
prnwopD 4 i'RENSHAW, 10 A. NJ. mt their
austiou-roums 1870 Main street, furniture, cut
lcry. hardware. &c.
COOK g LAuGuTUH. 10 A. NJ. at their rooms, a
,arg, assortment of furniture, carpenters aud
whcclwrlghts' tools. &c.
". GUDDIN. IL NJ, the works and property OF
tho American Rolled Nut and Tube Company.
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PHILHARMONIC CONCERT IN PETERSBURG
To-NIGHT.- The Richmond Philharmonic
Association, by special invitation, will en-
terrain the citizens of the Cockade city to-
night, and we can safely promise our
friends rare musical treat. The Associa-
ton has already gained considerable noto-
riety, aud the amount of good done in this
community has been fully appreciated. An
organization Of this kind, permanent as it
must be, demands the liberal support OF a
community they desire to serve, and we
trust our citizens will ever sustain the Asso-
citation i'm their efforts to raise the standard
of music in our midst. A special train,
chartered for this occasion, carr es the Asso-
citation and its friends to Petersburg this
evening at 8 p. NJ, where they will be re-
ceived by u committee and escorted to jar
rats Hotel. We wish all u pleasant trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

&Brr-IIrTERs ARRESTED AND STOLEN Pro
FEKIy REcovERED.--Detcctiyes ". +. Knox
and john Wren arrested yesterday four
negro women. professional shoplifters.
They gave their names as Rose Foster,
aged forly-tjye YEARS; Lucy Hill alias Mary
Christian, aged thirty years Eliza Williams,
aged twenty-five years, and Louisa Smith,
for,y years of age. When arrested each OF
them had concealed under their overSkirt
either Il bag-pocket or pillow-case full of
ARTICLES. These women have been carrying
un their depredations for some time, aud the
amount OF stolen property recovered from
tnsif houses on "a search-warrant is valued
at about $500, consisting Of lace shawls,
pieces of cloth, and Il variety OF ladies' fur.
nlshing goods.
Last Tuesday Messrs. Pedin & Whit,ock,
vino keep retail dry goods store On Main
below Seventeenth street, reported to the
detectives Il loss of box of eight shawls.
valued at Sl0G, which had been taken from,
their establishment. The shawls were found
among the articles recovered.
The arrested women were lodged in the
First staiioh-house aud will be brought be-
fore the Police Justice this morning.
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WyJNIt<GTOS, y. e.

MAYS Spirits 7"rprutin| Sale - l}a CT.
ut il: aud ~ ~ !ac. " gallon Tor southern pm
age -. decline Of - since la,t reports: make '>
Tos,H "r o,2 brr"I n So r"F 81 ','rl
md ~ barrel. AZ $50 tor Extra So e. VI pis
steady.
fr,,,ie TtrpCuti". SIl"~ 10 barrels ~ +" fmi
virgin and y..i"w-dr aud :" ~ tor hart fr'.'l ~
III. Market Iuict an! steady.
7nr..-Sdcs II 3d3 barrel ~ r. l" Il hJrl''. Hpi Of"
barrels. In order. at 20 al a'ivil" 81 -. + ~,
rel Siurr last REPORTS. Later IL III" d1H ti"rr Ms
sale OF % rrls. Ia water. ~ $50 IN al. ,.- III
l5c. on morning reports Market fru
fnif0u.-Sil,", ri Ito tales at price, r'nllHE r''n
tidl;Ir. \! r.. We quote numlnNlN e. I"".
Low ordinary, lie. u NJ: nr'uarH, IL; .'"i "'1i.
nary l5C.; strict good urinarE, To-: T." Hdtil :
lTtc.: middling, lsr. stric. ru,'i''linE. l'3r.
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POLICE CoURT-JuStice White.- -Edmonla
Banks and Elizabeth Smith. charged with
stealing two hens from r. G. Robinson. Case
continued until this morning and an'attach-
ment issued for an absent witness.
Robert Grafton, street-car driver was
fined SD for cutting severely with his whip
the son of Mr.. Gressit.
Robert Lecky, charged with approprlatlng
70 his own use Sl,965.22 of the Trades
Union Company, of this city, while filling
the office of treasurer of said company.
Case continued and the accused bailcd in the
sum of 81 900.
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! Miii.Fccd.

fIff Mli.fecd. iffrtYf
Ero,onStug:: &c. % bnshci~
Cbra4 tran. 2cc. p bushel.
Fhtpstuy:: &c. q hushcl.
Sllorts: 22c. u bushel. II - III -
Wheat Bran: 2oc. p bashel
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining. iec. 1tl.?5 y 100 feet.
Powder. 1915 by the I'VE kegr-~l"sa than rre
kegs. S7.25: blasting. t4f1&4-s9.
Shat: Northern. 81. 75Glx3 q Tag u q No.
Seeds.
ed.-:I.G5fntI.7j.
Circumstances: 2GI2sc- u D..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

CITY RA1LwAy.--A very great improve
ment in the running of the street-raiIway ears,
by Which persons desiring to may use them
after sunset, was manifested last night by
their running m hour or two later than
usual. They seemed to be well filled with
passengers, and we hope that this experience
will prove to the management that it will
pay to run them, so as to make the cars
public benefit. There were no lights in
those on the lower division.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

SENT ON TO THE HUsTlNGs CouRT.-Wil'iam
Reed. charged with disturbing the public
worship of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church South. by profane language and
loud noise, was before the Police Justice
Yesterday morning and by him sent on to
the Hastings Court. He was baied in the
sum of $500.
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FINED FOR STRIKING Boy WITH A WHIP.-
Robert Grafton, street-ar driver, was fined
SIS yesterday morning by the Police Justice
for assaulting young Gressett with his whip.
Tie little fellow, only eight years of age,
jumped on the car to ride, when Grafton left
his horses aud gave him such severe blow
as to cut through the top of the boys hat
and to infct Il severe injury in the face,
nearly putting out an eve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

I THE CEyrAUR LrY1mEsr has cured, does cure
and win cure more cases Of rheumatism, stiff joints,
swcIlngs, and lameness upon man and beast In ono
duy than ali other articles have In hundred years.
One says: have not held u pen IN seven months
now ] am all right Another, that the Centaur
Lini,neut cured frightful burn without scar y;
another II restored to hopelessiy lame horse
VOL III four hundred dollars, &c. Try 1t once. 1t
IL n wonderful thing.
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ut. LOUIS, MO.

N,y7s.-r Democrats Weekly Review -.
nw,r ri close Of ~esk On all hsl,,ts: iusN ,'.,
least After prolonged AMI sim >truSt In
operators, buyers have sccniea .oEccS'i'",t, -,
Standing the heavy prop1rYuu "' ~. ,,rr.
against them by receives, mh" ",it ".,,nr in
cede any decline, yet Ultimately hrd e. wv ..rk..
the fsce OF heavy local receipts AMI "'
elsewhere. ,, r,,,rl4rr>
Many of the offerings undcr bog - ,,.,,s,
were smail-szed and hight. and OF W Nj, mans
and these found buyers al low nSurs +, ft
local OPERATORS who a>sort ana thrn re -. ul.
guIlr weights: much of each ,ias oirae ,,, nrr,
aud more or less out vi condition, duo.
clycu,n stances combined tended =, Itv.i tu
From opening 10 the close I'rit,' n,rx,. e.. !u,
aud shipping leaf caae neat IN ',r
| ton followed by manufacturing -'"-
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

MAY s.-Thr market tor wheat i duh. "'rrirrs
of III bushels rcd, with Sale al - $50 II - ur
fair to good and sIHall lois nf whit" ~ S1jU - iur
good to choice samples. Corn l. ,Illi AMI declining
oletpp- of .."busclS white, - hu,hcl, II n>"l.
and "Or hIshci. -, ycti"w, with -air> 81 mai! uI
ui white ~ a!c: MIXED G,,tG>c. tnd Uil"" At t,j,.
RYE l. III light receipt, with Sah's ~ -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

DEATH OF WELL-kNowE STEAMBOAT
COMMANDER. Information was received in
this city yesterday of the death of Captain
Charles w. Traver,, which occurred in
Baltimore on Wednesday. Captain Travers
Lad been connected with the Powhatan
Steamboat Company for nearly twenty
wears. and leaves wife and four children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

BloRAAIc ENTERTAISMENT.--Pro
Harding gave. his first grand artistical and
mechanical exhibition at Virginia Halt last
night. The house was filled with highly
applrciatiye audience and NIL left well
pleased with the entertainment. These eX-
hibtions are for the benefit of the Memorial
fund, and win be repeated tonight and to-
morrow night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
This little book, complete compendium of all the
prominent and interesting points about the city,
should be In the hands of every person visiting The
CITY. For sale by B. BATES publisher, and the
hook s,llcrs md ncwsdealcrs generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

PERSON AL.-Among the distinguished
clergvmen in attendance upon the sessions
of the Baptist General Association of Nir-
ginia, now being held in this city. are the
following, besides many from Virginia
Rhode Island. Rev. Mr.. Clark.
Ne,c Tork.-Drs. Cutting, HiscoX, Gil
lettc. and simmons.
Ne,o Jersey.-Dr. Hague and Rev. FL.
Lansing Burrows.
Pennsylrana.--Drs. Way'and, Henson.
and Pendeton, and Rev. Messr>. Poland
and Spencer, and Hon. Mr.. Mason.
MarWdnd.-Dr. Williams.
West VirVnd.-Rey. Mr.. Walker and
Hon. Oakley johnson.
North Carolina. DIR. Pritchard and Hon.
John Herr.
South Cuolinn.--Dr. J. a. BroaduS. DIR.
Toy. Professor Wmtsitt, and Rev. Messrs.
ChambliS>. BUST, and AyreS.
Gcorgi0.-Drs. Dixon and Spinner.
Kentucky.-R MeS>rs. Bagby and
Wharton.
INlnois.--Rev. Mr.. Freeman.
AidJdmd.-M Jaeger.
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LUNATIc ARRIvED.--Dr. Marye arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. having in
charge an escaped lunatic from Rockingham
county, named Lorenzo Scott, who was
found in the county Of Westmoreland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

WE WOULD RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS WHO
want good photographs to 90 to FHAYSEWs gallery
opposite the post-otice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. RICHMOND COLLEGE
and the Tabernacle were beautifully photographed
by REES & Co. yesterday. Their gallery Is iocatea
on Main near Ninth street, next door TO Messrs
starke & Rylands books where orders will be
received for the picture. All are invited 10 call
and see IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

THAT MAMMOTH THoUsASD-DoLLAR CHANDE-
L1ER of PIzzISI's elegant saloon will be lighted up
from to ia O'Clock tonight. All who want to see
it must come, bring their dulcincas and enjoy the
pure. rich icc-crcam and cakes. Remember, so7
Broad street between Eighth and Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

10 THE LAplES.-JuSt received the latest style of
fans iewelry hair goods, kid gloves, Scaris, &C.,
&c for sale at Il greatly reduced price, at +. L..
GRASGER's, B27 Broad street. Please give Inc a
call, examine my stock, and compare prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

The following Is the rcpurt Of Nr. I. ,i.rni.
weighmasIcr. Of the sales Of livestock from the
22d tD e2sth of May. 1879
CAITLE.-ee head, soldflom lt033c.. gross u ic -
very heavy AZ TIC, gross.
SHEEP..-I, n,sid sIId from 3iG,-r g,p.s
HT.S.--iea 'rsti sold from in BE- net
LAMBS sold from S4nls $50 pr bead.
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MILITARY Excursion TO WEST PoINT.
Company G will have grand excursion to
West Point BY the York River and Chesa-
peake road on Monday, June 9th. The affair
will doubtless be Il success, as ample ar
raugementS have been made with this view.
McCann's fine band will serve up the music.
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CuHoMos OF RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-This elegant
representation of the buildings and grounds which
are now the object of so much interest is for sale by
]. r. ELLYsDH, lll2 Main street. \ copy OF II
should I've In the possession of every Baptist family
i'm the state No delegate to- the Association should
return without one. Ia DC kept IL II Sonre"r oil this
memorable occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

Picnic AND BAIL.-A grand picnic and
ball will take place at Hatorf's Garden Mon
day, June 2, for the benefit of the German
Sick Assistant Society. Those Of our citi-
gems who wish ~ Set out Of the dust aud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

MAY 26-[IUuric7'- JouiaaHS Mc'h'i i",r"
Lear T,bucco The movement Ir"n Oh ''',
las been sustained ST il, large, dIn"h'!""' 'h
nut mn week rrccipt, i.i;s IN 'Nr".. - my
mcns, and the result i material a'Hii''" - >"
i'm warehouses. ,,, ,n.
Prices .,.ycd perccptih .r"'u' m" "ir'. - .h
>v,,r ,yith fue ,dy.r afioTde,t BUYER, ~ ~
large offerings hut there WI, uo,iag Is" ''"H
IN values The lone hcinE uuti' rnh'H hta'.H ~ -
ste.d; Much of tn apparent drcn'. 1t nov ~ ~
it r,1res,ut,d in realty - /, 'tci,geci tirf CONN
ton Of samples unu,uaiIy tars" pfop'i''""
ing EXCEPTIONALLY soft. ,,.,,.,,A.
The sales were large, falling snort ~ w. WV
,,pl, +, ~. NJ, ~ tltlDtr IT. tU.lpH-,
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Manufactured Ir1,uco.-prrrs ar In. 49,.
established for new STICKS StIEisiI, J'.d "'tt' -
shading the prices quoted. We, ris nI''''''t ga"
ARE held 1T tie late decline Ne4notc ~ -.
Fine bright Virginia pounds ">iiHh't y. ma.
line bri snt Nir.ina twist. q AMI /: lESb''} ID
mer," 7n4l &c: meniu bright virginia -, ..,,..
IL inches, ncw. 35U,6 2c.: is"lium tiiNi, ,--,,,.
Is aud l4's, new, IIdtSpc.: nieisH'n '"'F ,,,,t.
II hlclics, new Asa 5tr. l'Hlsfh' ''S''
As. As aud s.. mahogany. t'rf9'' $1,000, A, .,t
SmoSiug.-Durliam. srnul,+, i-'"r., ! J..
! IS, 5JGl65c.; common 10 lAe1'"" ~'"''
| a, Il ~
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MEMBERS OF THE BAPTIST CONVENTION vii
find splendid assortment of hats OF every kind a
p. WEISIGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

THURSDAY, May 90, 1879.
The receipts and openings for.thc past week have
been large The prices for finer grades Of tobacco
have been firm. Medium md lower grades have
been dull. We quote as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

FRAYsEH's GALLERY, OPPOSITE THE POST
OFFICE, card photographs only 81 per d'zeh' ah'
lur 81, n
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THE NEW POSTAL cARDS-very useful for bust.
ness purposes. Cards o: announcements Of any
kind printed OH them Will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at this Office
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FINANCIAL.

THURSDAY, May 20. ls73.
There has hecu quite M easy feeling In the money
market for the past week, and consequently better
feeling In the stock market. Mc>srs. Davenport IL
Co.. The financial agents Of the city. have SOLD III
the past few days IlScoo city eight per cents at nm
advance over former prices.
The following are revised quotations ~ stocks ami
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UNDERSTANDS, SOCKS. LINEN SHIRTS, and all
other kinds of gentlemen's wear. al E IL. SPENCE
I SONS fashionable clothing establishment.
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REEFS & CO.'S GALLERY, next door TO Starke Y
Rvland's book store, will be open at O'Clock to-
day and tomorrow morning for the convenience
of parties leaving on the early trains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

TIE SUPPOSED MURDERER HARRY MITCHELL.
Harry Mitchell, charged with the murder of
Edward Taylor on the night of the 21>t of
May last, WAS brought before Police Justice
" hi'e yesterday morning. who continued
the examination until Thursday, 9th Of June
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CLOTHING IF all kinds, at prices to suit all. may
be found at f. b. SPENCE L SONS geutlemen's fur
nislling establishment.
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STRANGERS SHOULD NOT FAIL TO VISIT THE
DOLLAR STORE and sec the beautiful assortment of
Jewcry and Fancy Articles of every description
which are sold at the low rate Of one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

THEY are making frames at the RICHMOND
FRAME STORE at such a low price that everybody
can now afford to have their pictures framed
Don't forget the place, next to the Dollar Store.
corner Ninth AMI Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

SALE OF REAL Mcssrs. Lyme e.
ei"iicr, real estate agents, sold the farm in
Ne" Kent county Known rs travellers
Rest for $3.50. The place contained
about SIX hundred acres and inferior i'm
pforcmeuts.
liieS also sold a lot fronting 90 feet, cor
aei madison aud Maip streets, for S46.tO per
apb! icol--tvtal, a&,t83.
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VISITons To THE MEMORIAL MEETING will find
at p. WElSICER & Co.'s, 1901 Main street, the
largest retail stock of hats In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

BOYS ILATs.-Over one hundred different style
for sale at P WEIsIGEn & cos. 1901 Main street.
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MINISTER'S ATTENDING THE BAPTIST CoNvEN-
TON will I've photographed at REFS & Go. : gallery.
next to S,arke 4 Ryiand's bookstore. at reduced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

THIN GAUZE SHIRTS ARE TIE ORDER OF TILE
DAY. They are the coolest things out F. Is.
SPENCE son have a splendid stock of them. Z,
various prices 10 suit every pocket.
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CHRoMoS.-A large assortment, many OF them Of
the very finest character, may be had of j. T. ELY
SON. Main street near the Disp0tch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

CAMPRELLs photograph gallery is we'll known
throughout the State. All persons having pictures
made there we are sure will not go away dlssalS-
lied and their work will compare with any that Is
made in The CIty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHILpRESS CAR
RIAGEs ever offered for sale In this city, OF All
grades and prices, at Factory AZ Broad street
Carriages made to order of any style for invaidS or
Infants
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
tai Iaw-useful. scrviceable. and cheap The al
vertiser can I'LL the back of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make plbflc'
and send them through the mail for only one CENT
Can be printed ut this office at low rates
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The Salute.

At the conclusion of the prayer, which
constituted the entire burial service of the
evening, the Howitzers placed their guns in
position and fired a salute. At the conelu-
Sion of the salute the line was reformed, the
regiment returned to the city, and was dis
missed. Thus closed demonstration in all
respects solemn and appropriate as we'll as
orderly and patriotir--an honor to the living,
and an act Of loving gratitude to the gallant
dead Of the eyer-memoable battle OF Get
tysburg end the COniederacy.
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Fon GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO FRAYsKR's, OPP
postc post-offiCe.
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THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HATS ~ FIf
GINA ut Z. wEISIGER < Co.'S.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, May 20.

Z
WHEAT White. so bushels. Red. 80 bushels.
CoRS.-Whitc, 1880 bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-White. so bushels prime on private
terms.
WHEAT-Red, 80 bushels at Sl.1l.
CORN.-White. 400 bushels very good or private
terms; 100 bushels very good at 7oc.-tUtil, 400
bushels.
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THE FINEST STOCK OF ALBUMS In the city may
he had of D. II. ELLYSoS, lll2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

DRESS SUITS, in great variety. at f. 3. SPENCE
& SONS rcady-n,adc clothing store 1900 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

SODA-WATER.--Goto the beautiful AURORA ARC
TIC soda-fountain ut GEORGE SCHGS'S, Eleventh
and Main Streets for pure cold soda-water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE having secured
the services of first class workmen Of long expert
rnce il now fully prepared to do all kinds of framing
IT the shortest uotlcc possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-30

SopA-WATER.-Tbat beautiful soda-iountain %
scuGN's, at Eleventh and Main streets, dispense'
the best and purttt aud coolest soda-water.