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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Thc barometer
will probably continue to fall on Saturday
throughout The lake region, New York, and
New England, with generally cloudy
weather.
For the South Atlantic States, and the
southern portion of the Middle States, ana
the Ohio valley, rising barometer, partly
cloudy and clearing weather.
For the Gulf States, diminishing north
westerly winds, veerin" to southeast III
Texas, with generally c.rsr weather.
For the Northwest, falling hac"lu"fer,
southeast and nGLthweSt MiEd'. and rising
temperature.
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SronrS DEATn.--Mr. ThaddcuS B. Starke
died suddenly Yesterday morning ut his resi-
dcnce, III this city, i'll the fort. ninth year OF
Ms ;@e. He lett home in his carriage for his
place of business, but lad gone but short
distance when he wa, taken i'll, and return
ing home died in less than an hour. Mi.
-tarkc WAS the general agent OF the lnsu-
ranr. department OF the Richmond Banking
and INSURANCE Company. and WAS well known
and highly esteemed i'll this community. Hls
funeral viii take place at his residence, NO.
III Third street, this afternoon ut O'Clock.
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Convention of Western Railroad
SuperintentienaS.

CINc1NNATI, April 25.-The supelintend-
ents OF western railroads have adjourned.
leaving the completion Of the timetable to IL
committee. The difficulty was with the
Pennsylvania Central combination. The
committee meets in New York on the 1st
proximo with the representative of the
Green Line organization to consider The de-
tcntions on the Nashville, Louisville. and
Iron Mountain roads by their southern con.
nections, 'Shich appear to be snort of r1,rS.
The Convention determined to issue $50
additional ears pro rata to different roads,
and appoint Il superintendent 10 look after
these cars and rcurl them to their owners.
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Snow-Storm in Arbcmarfe.

Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.
GREENWOOD DEr1r, Va April 20 This
portion of Albefnarle county was visited
this afternoon with a sno1-stc rm. com.
mencing about Bis and lasting until 4
o'clock. The Blue Ridge mountains from
Alton to this place are cov cred. No damage
done to fruit or other crops.
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EndT.en Death.

Especial telegram TO the Bispatch.l
BR1sroL, Tenn, April 25.-Mrs. Lizzie
Nickels, wife of J. A. Nickels. Esq, Of the
Nickels Botci, died suddenly last night at s
O'Clock of paralysis. She was in apparent
good health up to the time of her death.
She was about thirty years Of age, and a
MOI t esiimable lady,
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Fatal ACCIDENT Al CHURCH HILL Tunnel.
An accident occurred Thur-dly night about
III O'Clock in Church Hill tunnel, neal
Shaft No. "a by which one man was in
>taniy Killed and another very seriously III
iurrd. \ quantity of c;rth had been blown
out OF the southeast heading, which lett Il
large m@sS hanging, under which the men
were it work, when Z blast i'll another part
of the ,unncl caused it to tail. burying two
men. As speedily a> possible they were
taken out, and Il young man named Aenn-
phlus Erayscr was found dead, his injuries
Dcin@ upon the head, and Il cO!orcd man
named William Cousins had beth legs
broken below the knee and his arm frac'
lured. Mr. Fray>cr WAS about twcnty-iour
years old, and came from Gocchand county.
His remains We're sent home yesterday.
Cousins is an old man, about sixty years ol
aye, lives on Leigh street between Twenty
seventh and Twentv-eighth, and has family
DR.. b. G.. McPhaI rendered the necessary
surgical attention to Cousins, and reports
that he is doing well and is likely TO recover.
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LYME & BROTHER will sell at p. NJ. a lot Oh

LYME & BROTHER will sell at 5 =. NJ Il lot Oh
Tw, ntv-tifth street between X and ;.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at lo W, at No. Il
Pearl street, for the assignces. groceries, wines
liquors, etc.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at ?. VI. 4 large
number of building lots near TO Monroe Square
on Pine, Laurel, Cary, and Floyd streets.
MOODY & ROYALL will sell at 81 +. NJ. two acres
of land on River street near Manchester.
REDWOOD & CRENSIIAW viii sell at 10 \. NJ.
AT the horsc-l0t. several saddle and harness
horses ami mules.
REDWOOD G CRENSHAW will sci! ut 1920 Mal
street, at \ L. NJ, variety Of useful ana dc'
sirahle goods.
COOK & LAUGHTOS will sell at 10 a. NJ, at cl
horse.lot. horses, mules. etc.
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KILLED GY A RAILROAD TRAIS.-Thc engine
OF the express train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad which arrived here yesterday
morning al 4:30 had marks Of blood and I
,;icce OF garment OF some kind on its pilot
Nothing was known by the cngiueer or per-
sons ON The train OF anyone being killed,
and not until Telegram from Beaver
Dam stated that the dead body of an un-
known negro had been found on the line OF
railroad near that deIot yesterday was the
mystery solved.
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General Hsanc0cI. at Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, April 25.-Alaior-Gen-
cral W. ). Hancock, commandln" the De-
,artment Of the East, arrived here this morn
ing from New York to visit the artillery
school and Inspect the post. He was received
with the customary salute, and ut 10 o'clock
reviewed the troops. In the afternoon he
visited the National Military Asylum, near
Hampton. and this evening he will deliver
The diplomas to the graduating class. He
will visit the Norfolk navr-yard this after
noou, and VIII rct.lrn to New York Tonight.
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The TnsArar. Thompson conclude
her engagement at the Theatre tonight
when the Octoroon will he again presented
This afternoon there will be grand matinee,
a, which The spectacular drama THE sea OF
Ice" will be again produced. 1t is to he Ne
rretted that Miss Thompson has not mad Il
more cordial reception during hcr stay III
Richmond, for 81" i, certainly All actress "l
decided tncn:. and l. most Admiralty sul'
ported by Mr.. Robinson, New lorA
taYOrtC.
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New YORK. April 25.-A New Orleans
special says Kellogg has bought boat and
armed it with Il howitzer for operation in
rivers and bayous. He has organized bat
TALON of cavalry, and has directed the At.
torney-Ientra OF the State 10 proceed
against 1lcEnrry and others for treason.
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f.Secoud DiSDauh.l
Spain.
THE DISORDERS ~ MADRID.


New YoRx, April 25.-The Herald special
from Madrid says:
There Is corhi,t over the permanent
commission. whereby ihe Assembly hoped 10
control the Ministry. Serrano. who favored
The pernan-u: r3.nms-ion, tailed. AT The
critical moment the soldiers fratcrniZcd with
the people and the volunteers proved fnlnt-
hearted. the disorders rr.nmcErci Nrd-
nrsdav night. Conllcro>, lately Captain
General o. Catal nia, WAS tilcd at near the
Piazza de Torros by volunteers who bad
taken arIis in favor Of the permanent coui-
mission and held the bu'l-ring.
six batteries of artiiery and mltiali-
leuses cau-cd tie volunteers TO surrender.
"At midnight the Ministry decrecd the
dissolution OF .hc comml sioi ana dlsarined
i,s defenders. The Reds forced tne;r way
into The presence If the commission, but me
menbers of the Ministry personally protected
it. The Reds have posted themselves al the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26
TELEGRAPI1IC NEWS.


Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
BEAVER DAN, Va, April 25.-A negro
man was found lying Oh the railroad track
threeHuarters of mile west of here this
morning, supposed to have been killed by
the westward-bound night express train.
His head was cut In two, left arm and leg
severed from his body, and clothes torn from
bis person and scattered along the track. Nc
one knows him, aud he had no papers by
which he could be identified. He was pro.
perly buried by officers of the company at this
MACE
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BALTIMORE MARK ErS.

BALTIMORE. April 2j.-flour in improved de-
mund with better feeling: prices unchdnr"i.
Wheat firm steady, aud unchanged. rn active
ANA 1rn for southern; white. oystipc: yellow ofc.
oats rincr at s. lt5sc. for southern. Rye and hay
unchanged. Provisions quiet but firm: p ices uu-
changed Western butter active AMI irm; STOCK
scarce good TO choice tub, 3.NI!.c. WhiSkcS nont-
MI ut DC.
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The County PooR.~-The poor. house OF
uenrico county has now only tive innates"-
the smallest number for several years past
Tr. M Henry voegIer is the superintendent,
and has. so far, managed the funds OF the
institution very well. The present levy TOR
its support is only $1,000, against levy OF
81 500 last wear.
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From THE BAR TO THE PrLrlT.-A presby.
tery met yesterday afternoon in the rooms
Of the Board Of Foreign Missions of the
Southern Baptist Convention to examine
John p. Turpin. Il talented young lawyer OF
This city, with the view Of his ordination Ia
III" ministry. The ministers present were
Kcv. J. l.. Burrows, d. D.. Rev. \. ". Will
-on. u. d., Rev. II. \. Tupper, ID. D., Rev.
j. K. Garlick, Rev. John William Jones, and
Rev. II. Ii. Harris. DR.. Tupper was ap-
pointed moderator, and conducted the ex'
animation. Mr. Jones was appointed seere.
tary. After full examination Of Mr.. Tur-
pin as to his Christian experience, doctrinal
views, and call tc the ministry, he was tlnani-
mo,i>lv approved Tor ordination.
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NEW YORK. ~ ril ?5--Tlc following Is the COM
par,tiye cotton statement all United STATE, ports
,ltirng tht wccK Net receipts. ~ C33 sale week
last year, -, ,2UIiotal rec'pts 20 dae J.:pi iV! 10
date l1at year, %.5J.J.. Exports Tor The week.
52y; same wceI, last year, :6.,J-tOttl cApors TO
.ite 2O3..7vo TO same daic last year, l,,2J,i77.
-tOck al ul! nItcd. States ports $3.50; same limo
last year. 2a6.985. Al all inter or towns sii3J; same
tinc last yc.lr -, loo. at Liverpool. GD:.uoo lIst
year. 7s2, ,Go. American cotton aio1' Tor Great BIZ
iaiu, sej,y"v same time last year. .o2,vCO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

CONFIRMATION SERvlCES.-The con6rma'
ton Of the children of st. Johannes church,
Fifth street, will take place tomorrow morn.
in" at l0a O'Clock, the Rev. C&arles Scholz
officiating.
The solemn rite Of confirmation will also
be administered in th" Episcopal churches in
this city and Manchester in May, as follows
On the 9Th Mt st. Iame>'s; 1th. ST. Johns
Sin. Grace 9th, ST. Marks; in each case by
the RICH; Rev. John Johns, d. d., bishop
Of Tie diocese. similar services will be held
hy Bishop Whitt!e, assistant bishop of the
tiiocr>" on the 18th May. in Manchester.
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MashlirfNn LIENS.

NAsru:GroE, April zJ.--rhe l"J ment OF
Commissioner Van Burcn's drafts upon the
state Department have iccn stopped on ac-
count of informally in his bond.
New commissioners hayc been appointed
in place of those suspended.
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PEEsoSAL.-At the earnest request Of the
Baptist Memorial Committee the Foreign
Mission Board has te egraphed Rev. DR.. Je
ter 10 come home in time TO make the historic
address at the memorial meeting on the 29t
o.: May next And in orderlhat he may hav,
an opportunity to confer with DR.. Je:cr, thu
Board ha, requested Rev. DR.. George Il
Taylor. who goes as permanent missionary
to Rome and superintendent of the Italian
mission. to postpone sailing to his new field
for several weeks longer.
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COMMERCIAL.
ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Friday, April 23.
OFFEgINGS.
WuEAT-wkite. $50 bushels. Red, sla bushels.
ConS.-Whitc. oaO ushcls. Mixed $50 bushels
OATS.-S0 bush Is.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 100 bushels fair at Sl.iJ; 20
bushels good u, $l.T5-tntal. l.o bushels.
WIIEAT.-Red, lss bushels very good st slso; go
bushels good at Si.-5-tota "sS bushels.
CoRS.-MiNed. e0J bushels at 7Sc.
RE-.XilIBtTED.
CORS.-Wh'tc, 2l0 bushels. Red. .72 bushels.
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ARRIVED.
Schootcr Mary Slow, Fellows, Oriental, L. J..
guano, p. LaiiIrop.
Schooner y. Bailey, McMullen, Georgetown, coal.
). L. Lathrop.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Walker, New York, mcr-
cha di. .e ard rslsser gers. u. W. Alien 90, agen'S
sIc.iL-r .,oili. .scsteF, ,4li1fu. SDrr"", i.-I'
ah3nui-" .t1 90 .>1tfis,:tS. =. .. taE nHl. agent
Schooner io~1nILt, Frank, .jaitin o!c, merchants
di,s. Cards < i..FEcr
schooner auli,sti. hec.;rrs, R.pDahannock, to
!,,aL .Lllibcr for Il.iinoiC.
Schooner Iut,c Dayton. Creesmore, Norfolk,
light.
Schooner Silver Spray, Chadwick, Norfolk, light,
Er!s Ncli!e An'rir, Loud, Ii, Crun!c 90 sui,
Horr.
.. : ED FOL; THIS pUHr.
s.i..., .s.r,i 2a-ElI Prc@sey, Fr:<cy,
v o., 49, l."rr.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Sew YORK on.;Ee % /, schooncrs John
Howard. Uoxt, and Harry LaHdr,i, Taytrr, Fir.
sinld. .
Schooner Fidoraco, Iianiit1a, croin Fir2tnLi for
proyic:cg pass.-d through fitlt Lst. Oh the :s1.
schooner Sarah X. Sinltu, IRON. Ne" Haven ioC
yirgiaiI, which went ashore on the 2si sn=taat iR
Hell Gaze, has been 80. of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

POLICE CouRT-Justice IFhits.-1he-, only
case in this court Yesterday was that OF
George =. Ball, charged with GSsanlil2
Washington Miller with 4 pitcher. dc was
sent on 10 the grand jury.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. April ?5.-Cotton quiet: sales, l,ts
bales; uplanGS. l1sc.; Orleans. iDsc, Flour un-
changed. Whi.key shade isicr. Whca,-i'riinc,
la &C. aud Inferior 2GE &c. better Corn, tehc. h,lcr
yellow western. tic Rice steady ut 7s@s!c. Pork
n, tcd at Sl9.7J. Lard heavy and lower. ei5h.ic.
lnrpcntin" quiet. Eossa firm. Talow steady.
ErpiphIs uuipt
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! : ANIIN'e IMPROVED


l+'.t 49, Ma IlIa T.
.,.. =. - .n4.h..i-n!, uult s;goug aIa da'ale,
s I'll * o:s!:,c,i ~ oroiI!ar. hs!p. rhs espaei.f
'..ra bricks ~, hear with sieain-power, or $500
"'3 '.'rse-pcwer. Manufactured and sold by The
MARTIN BRICK MACHINE CO.,
l. ..-.kw.u Chicopcc, Mass,
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COOKING AND KTSDLISG WOOD, AND BiTtS M
OCS prlie and engine coal. Of Glover Hill anh UNI
nraud. ami anhr ,citc coal and soft coke, sc Id by
j. B. WATKINS. III Main. and Ninth and Cary
Streets are unsurpassed In chcapncss and qu, lily.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
uSual religious services will he held In all OF
the churches tomorrow except the following
special appointments:
-Hethod'St EpiScop a l-Sacramcntal SER
vices in the United States courtroom at II
\. NJ. Preaching by the pastor. Subject
The Pnrport nt the Lords supper"
Second Rdp'ist.-Rev. J. r. kendrick.
d. D., at II \. NJ. At ?. M.-annversary
OF the Young Mems Missionary Society,"
sermon b, DR.. kendrick. subject: Jesus
as an Example of Benefcence."
Grace Street Baptist Rev. J. +. Gar
lex at II =. NJ Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, D. D..
1T P.N
1t" N. Street Baptisi-Rev. J. B. Turpiu
at Il \. ". 4: j =. VI. Il funeral discourse
oy Rev. j. Il. Gariick on the death OF John
Bradley.
Sidney Baptist preaching or Sab
| hat school on Sunday at this church on nc
| count Of church repairs.
.Scuenti- Street Christian Church.-Preach'
| ing ;t III \. NJ. and I:40 I. NJ. by Rev. D.
Il. Tyler.
\ public annual meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary society will be held at the Second
| Blpti>t church on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Interesting addresses may be eX
pcctcd by Dr.. Topper and other ministers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

LECTURE. Edwin Leigh, author "l
pronouncing Or biography WIN icc'u', ,
10 the public schoo!-tca"hers ana o'neiS At
the High School this morni"~ At ~ "'c'ocA.
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Survey OF 1he Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad OH the Peninsula

FoETREzs MONROE, April 25.-The en-
giueer corps in charge of Major Temple
have completed n survey Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to Yorktown, and will re-
turn tomorrow TO Il point above Williams
burg IN complete some unfinished work.
They will not make Il survey lower down
thc Peninsula than Yorktown at present.
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TIE GrRMANIA MFSNEnClIoR.--Tbis So
ciel, las recently fitted up III nice style q
new hall Oh sex enlh street between Mar
SHALL and Btoad, which they will dedicate TO-
morrow evening at O'Clock.
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Go TO TIE DOLLAR STORE and purchase one
tho>r li;lc clocks Al the low price OF Ole doiiar
They are excellent time-keeptI-'.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED BI
going to the RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next 10 the
DnIar Store, ard having your pictures framed. a
Ilige supply OF cord and tsscls constantly hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

EEroE1 OF THE ScEcoI. BOAED.-Ihe
fourth ANNUAL report Of the City Schooi
Board and The superintendent Of Pubic
Schools Of this city hare jd.. been printed.
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4 NEW BEArTIFYING ACEST.-All dHltifrceS
had their drawbacks until the saurious bark nf Tie
soap-trcc was brought from the ChiIian valleys to
perfect the fragrant SozoDoNT, the most delightful
article for the teeth that brush was ever dipped
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FR,YSER DELIVERED FROM Ills GALLERY On
Saturday, April 18th. three hundred card-pho'0
::arhs and over fifty large size, for frames ei gh
BY ten inches
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER Enu :;
perfect lit guaranteed" or no sale, by r. Is. Si'ENcE
& son. 1919 Main stIC,f
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
Gcriliany.

berlin, April 25.--Ih he clergy debate lasted
six hours. Bismarck defended the attitude
OF the Government as justified by the domi-
nccring ass Gmpl;ons OF 'h2 priesthood. Tie
denied having iG>;isGtad The Italian occupa-
ton OF Rome.
l!secc,d DiSpdt,h.l
BgpL.s, April 25.-The Upper House to-
nay passed the bil for the control ot the
clergy.
The German Parliament has ordered the
withdrawal, On the Iss OF January, 1878, OF
all bank uctes not Of the new Imperial
standard.
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ARRIVED At TIE PENTENTlARf.-ain
Fortune was LODGED safely III the Pehi'e"-
iiury Yesterday afternoon.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND At P. WEIsI-
GER 4 Co.'sa splendid line of hats to select from
ana Us the goods have been bought for cash they
.lit,r grc;It inlnccnrnls 10 th. tratIc.
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PEARL DRESS CASHMERE HATS, latest style, a
SIMMONS & COS, 1liG Main street.
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REEs & Co.'S PICfgRES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY
the best made iii the city There Is scarcely day
passes that they do uut make sittings for parties
who had them taken ELI ewhcre and are not satisfied
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GENTLEAiEN'S LIST.
SEseINssts 8. dc.

..,,,I'fl!Ei,N SAW AND FllE-WORKS,
iA~TAu!I>IIEu ls5ol
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
y. !. MILLER x 90.
..u.m,s..s"ur. SAWS aud FILES oi al kinds,
}. ,INl~ ior agricultural l1achincs. Mpt LID! Nj
= - ZINE hlIS. and dealers III SlEAh~t.N-
p. So, :utd -tN-NlLI.S. SAW-;,l W MtNS Q!
...t.A.> iari.r!>. ri bI;t.!: aud LtATiiER BnLI-
J>tr TlNNI: KNIVES. &c.
s'a.'."iiv attention Ia repair ni saws a"t SAW
.r.ts:.lU.ry .r'"T.iir. iti~4nG 400 Cary street.
sa ."H,H tuugicrutn aud Fifteenth IL l'-alh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-26

CONVENIENT AND HAPPINESS REIGN IN ALL
households where DooLEY'o YEAST POWDER is
used. Try it. Your grocer has 1t. Put up fail
,ynrhf
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScIxSArI. April ?5.-Flonr firm at < sod $50.
| Corn steady. Pork nomlnaly Sls.75W:il. Lard
quiet offerings light. Bacon urm; shoulders Sc !;
Gear rib-aide, luc. clear ,i'c l0sc. Nh!oScy SIC
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TIE DOLLAR STORE hLs inss received large and
bcau,iful assortment Of t1wcl-rackS, wall-pocScts
corner and ,idc-hrackrts, which exceed any of tbf
Kind ever oticr,T for sale in this city.
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TIE HEAUTIrUL MEZZoTIST OK ifORf-FlNlSl
piCTi,RE ulonc made at REEs 4 Co. :, Mah neal
Ninth
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NEW STYLES just received III SIMMONS & Co. s
I'LL Main street.
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THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT THE DOLLAR
STORE i large lot Of beautiful albums, which they
.re selling for one dollar, which will cost two dol
.srs and fifty cents elsewhere.
DOLLAR STORE,
ItiIM Main q
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SPRING OPENING OF ALL THE LATE STYLES ol
HAYS for men and boys III P. WEIs1GER s Co.'S.
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n. ELLYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents. DIsPATCE
building, will receive advertisements and bsre them
Inserted in any Journal Of he country q: rcsubr
rafe6.
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BuY YOUR CLOTHING OF F. 3. SPENCE K Son
merchant tailorS. $40 Main street.
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FHAysER's EXTENSIVE GALLERY is Still
crowded every day.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

C1, all sales OF real estate made b,ofen the Ist o
January uni aOth Of June the tnres for the pre-
sent year hGret0 be paid Wthe InrThasd. On
Uf The year the tdres hare to DC paid blythe seller
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TO TO FRAYSER'S GALLERY. AND TILL ALI
YOUR friends his Is the pl.uc Tor good work,
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! 'E-tEEAAl ICE-CnEAM.

'i.N4u9 completed. INV ne" factory, No. 2l3 iTltl
int Az pIrtaIt. 70 ~! MI 'ti:t, RH ]. itE-
'i:E.M, so. l.. s:ra,n, IN any quantity.
il"-nra and May parties snlp'trS "!th large
gU#n'!t al icducca pr.cc.. .
@p" A nlIT'Nt JR.
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FINANCIAL.
fly TELEGRAPH.I

new YoHx. April ei.-Aoney T. currency 10 gold.
sterling. Iost Gold I.7sG ,i7l Governments dull
nd steady Ssnts : very quiet Tcnpessecs. 7si:
new, 7ss. vIrruias. -: new, 20: c'nsols. 5at; de-
terred.l? Louisianas. &s: ne7. 30 Lcvce's, Us,
10. Aiabama's, so, SIS. SIS. Georgtas. y; rs, 90.
North Carolina s. IS; Iew, ls: specia' tax, IL south
Carolna'5. IS new. Is; Apr! ard October, IS.
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| l>T y LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il u = RICHMOND roST-OFFlCE APRIL
~ .lns rstaE tor letters in this list will p,ease
So t",cv,sscd. If not called for In four weeks
<vvt' p" seat I" the Dcad~Lc,tcr Office in Wash
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TIE LATEST STYLES in FER AND STRAW HAI
at SIMMONS Il CO.'S. next TO dispatch Office.
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SIMaoSs & Co. have just received Il fresh supply
of those Club hat.