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THE MODOC WAR.
ATTACK or A PACE.TRaIT-ACDACITY OF 7
MUDUCS.

ATTACK or A rAcE.rRaE-ACDACITY OF TIE
MUDUCs. .
san Francisco, April ga dispatch
from the l1ya-heds on sunday says pack
train with twcnty-one men as an escort was
attacked at the head of Long cave Willie
coming IRON Colonel Mason, camp. The
men sheltered themselves behind the rocks.
One man was killed and another wounded.
The train was fired into upon entering the
iara.beds, and again when it returned. The
Modocs crept to within 500 rods and fired at
the pckcts, and also sent Volley through
the camp.
MAJOR Thomas. sent shell among them,
when they dispersed. There were eleven
Indians in the attacking party.
The Warm Spring Indians will start to
hunt the Modoc-, but they are scattered IN
small parties. The roads to Yreka arc not
safe, aud the country is in great termenf.
scariaccd Charley was not Killed.
1t is Thought that small parties OF the JIG.
docs raid around the country to secure good
horses. while sufficient number remain III
the Iaya-beGs to keep the troops emp l1yed
The cavalry Las returned without fndlnG
any trail. Colonel Perry travelled eight!
miles, making the round Of the lara-ted:.
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NEW YORK.. ,ss.
ruE rEa1s 1.rSAcY rSyEsr1oArloy.

THE TEAM LUSAcY INVESTIGATION.
New YorK, April 2S-During the inyesti.
cation in the Train lunacy case yesterday
Judge DAILY requested tue females present to
retire us the evidence. abou: being given was
| unit for them to hear. Mrs. Booker, sister
II Victoria WoodhulI, refused to leave, say
| ing that the evidence would have no effect
| upon her morals. - ~ .sI go r
/ Judge Du1y then ordered The officers to.
clear the courtroom, and both male and fe-
male auditors were obliged to depart.
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
New YORK. April 23.-Judge Blatchford
to-day granted an Injunction against Ben-
ford A. Tracey and Others TO erjoin them
from continuing q suit to obtain possession
Of S15,12S.3l which had been deposited by
the Bank of Selma. Ala, In the Ocean
Satioual Bank, in this city. and which bad
oeen attached by Tracey. The suit for the
injunction was brought hy G. Cadle, Jr. re-
ceiycr of the First National Bank OF Selma,
Ala ,and was based on the fact that the Bank
of Selma owed the United States Govern
ment $50, 900, for. which Judgment. had been
recovered, thus giving the United States 4
lien Oh the money in The Ocean Bank, which
Uadle prayed might lie paid over to him to
partly satisfy the judgment obtained by the
Government. The question Is TO how much
Of the money shall he paid to CadIc is re.
served for Judgment.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Bulls Head bank .,as rc0pened. Of
sl,03n,o00 due derositors, $4,000 have
been paid.
The president of the Union Pacifc rail-
road says its financial condition requires The
abrogution of the free. pass system.
At u meeting last night, W. A. Garsev, of
the brcklayer's union, raised Storm Ivy say
ing although he belonged to union he
lid not believe in the principle, aud tho
$4,000 men who walked the streets i'll Idle
ness last winter owed it To the unions.
Recorder Hackett produced in the Court
OF General Sessions this mornings letter he
had received through mill threatening him
with death in case he again sentences pri-
sDnerS to long terms of imprisonment for
what lin the judgment Of the sender> OF the
letter) are light crimes. The letter states
that body of men have lcuSued together,
aud are bound by oath, to be avenged OH
the recorder by killing him or some one Of
ILLS family IN case he does not heed this
warning. .... .-. ..
Ell Brown, said to bo one Of the most
dangerous counterieiters i'll the Northwest.
was arrested at the Filth Avenue Hotel to-
| day.
An advance Of ten cents per ton on the
Whole line of coal is announced.
After the decision was rendered in the
| preliminary issue in the Stokes case to-day
The argument began on the bill Of exceptions.
| Mr.. Tremtine made Il long argument for Il
new trial. and he was followed by Don
| PaSsos. 1t is expected the arguments VIII
| he concluded tomorrow.
| Henry BCr.h was arrested to-day on the
suit of Denis Christie for alleged false I'M
prisonmcnt. Beryh was released on 81 600
/ hail
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HILL & GoDDIN will sell Mt sp. NJ. eight Lut!e

hill GODDIS will sell mt p. NJ. eight build
ing lots on Harvic street, In Sidney. -,
y. VI. LEE Will sell at a ?. NJ. building lots on
Marshall near First street.
GEORGE H. VALENTINE viii sell at log A. u.
china, Rockingham, and yellow ware.
\. VI. LEE will sell at IL VI. Dr. Charles E. Ander-
sons farm, three miles below Richmond, on
Williamsburg and Charles City roads.
1SBELL & SON win sell ut 10 A. ~, at the residence
corner Of Duval am St Paul streets, general
assortment Of furniture. s.-
LYME s. BROTHER will sell at I2s 2. NJ, ut the
late Edwin Wilson's factory. northeast corner
of Seventh and Cary streets, frst-clnss tobacco
fixtures, unexpired lease Of factory, family car
rf,ge, buggy, &c.
GRCBBS L WILLIAMS will cell at P. NJ. the
brick dwelling OH The corner Of Brook avenue
and Moore sireets.
THOMAS W. kEESEE will sell at 10 a. II. frrni-
tilrp- SC. .-...
w. GODDIS will sell at L. N. the vacant lot on the
south side of Main between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, formerly occupied by Kent,
Paine & Co.
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THE PIEDMONT RAILROAD.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS TO DE
DISCONTINUED.
WASulSGToN, April 23.-LcSal proceed
ings have for some time been pending in the
courts against the Piedmont railroad, in Eir-
ginia, on Il mortgage. Application was made
TO the AttOrncy-Gencral to seize the road
under tie act Of 1864 on the ground that it
was coniiScatcd to this Government, having
been constructed and used in the Interests
Of the rebellion.
The Acknowledgement has just decided
that the Presidents proclamation of pardon
Of 1868 operated so AS to restore to the cor
porators or stockholders all their rights, and
therefore the right Of the Government to
seize the road j. barred. The District At
torney has hcen directed to discontinue pro-
cerdipgs and to torcclo,e the mortgage given
20 the Contc irratc Government Oh the
grouHd that the contlTc, is Il nuli,y.
All proceedings agninst the road will lie
dropped. The Interests at issue were about
81, 10000.
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SUPREME Court OF APrEALs, YEsrERpA y
Jones Is. Robertson's administrator; rom
the Circuit Court Of Bedford county. if.
flrnlcd.
etearns rs. Mason from the Circuit t:ourt
Of HeDrico. Reversed.
A"leanby Us Second Auditor: Mered th Us.
same; Yates Is. same Terrell Us. same.
Rules awarded returnable TO the first day of
the next term, to show caL~e why HTits of
mandanus should not be awarded to COM
mand the Second Auditor to fund certain
certificates Of stock held by the petitioners.
BaiIy Ds. Baker; petition for supersedeas
to Judgment OF the Circuit Court OF New
Kent county. Refused.
kerby rs. Lovelace and as. petition for
appeal from a decree Of the Circuit court of
Pittssplrania. Refused.
DARRELL and wife rs. Dougherty and wife,
&C., petition .For an appeal from a decree or
the Circuit CO urt OF DanvilIe. Refused.
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UHIoS.STATIoN FAIR.-The fair now being
held by the ladies OF the congregation con-
nected with Union-Station church has thus
far been we'll pratonized, and promises to lie
attended with the success The fair ones
having the matter in charge deserve. We'd
ncsday night the lectnre.room in which the
fair i, held was crowded to its utmost Co.
pacily. and the ladies were aS busy As posi-
bic mipisterinS TO the wants Of numerous
customers.
The fair will be continued during the
present week. and as the proceeds will nc
devoted to the liquidation OF an old indebt-
edneSs the object l. one that commendS itself
to he enterprise and favor of the residents
of that section Of the city.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. April 23.-The area OF low
est barometer will continue moving slowly
eastward Beyond the Carolina coast.
For Thursday In the South Atlantic STATES
falling temperature and winds veering to
mort Invest, with cloudy weather. o .@
For the Gulf States, north and northwest
winds, increasing to brisk on the western
Gulf coast. with generally cloudy weather
and lower temperature.
Cuutionary signals continucat Wilmington
and Norfolk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

The NlNTH-SyREET ASSAULT CAsE.-Thc
Police Court was crowded yesterday morn
ing, the attraction being the case of the Com
mnDwcalth Us. 6. W. Smith and bis two sons,
George l.. and w. ". Smith, charged with
assauIting Colonel o. Il. Reard with in
tent TO di>fgure, Mia i'm, and attempt to
kill. The entire morning was consumed in
the examination Of with esses, and the evil
dencc elected was substantially what APP
ptared in the Dispatch Of yesterday morD-
ing. The parties were selt on to the grand
Jury, and each baiIcd in the. SUM of $500.
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CHICAGO, April 23.-William Brown,
cololed barber, tirding one Of his eolored
employees, jesse Jones, visiting his sick Vile
la.t night, became violently enraged. and
seizing a heavy iron skillet, he beat Jones
over the head 10 terrible manner. Jones
died from the effects Of his injuries this
morning. The murderer has been arrested.
Alleged jealousy prom9l Brown TO comMIt
the deed
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RICHMOND PnIIHARMoSIC AssuCIAT1ON-
The lovers of tinc music are to he favored in
few days with another musical treat by
this old and weltrained \ ssociation. 1t is
only necessary to make mention of their
concerts, which arc anXouSIy looked for by
their numerous friends, and the house will
he crowded. The last rehearsal for the con-
cert takes place tonight at Philharmonic
Hail
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JOB PH.ST>G.-Me ca.l uIc attention oil mer-
chants, cicrAs Of cuGrls, shrrts, lawyers, railroad
Steamship and caaa. oc aud agents. and all oher
hayn2 orders printing, 10 the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt AMI faithful execution Of all kinds of JoE
PRINTING. We can furnish al short notice Cards,
Bil-lIclds, Lclter-IeatE Programmes, Ball Tickets.
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags lland-Bis, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show bills, Checks Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction puarant2pG
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Tine Erie Investigation.

ALBANY, April 23.-TLe Erie investigation
committee bcd its last meeting this after
noon. Attorney-Gcnerul Barlow appeared
before the committee and made briri stato-
ment. in which he denied each and every
statement made by Thomas g. Sherman.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

INCREASED RATES on CABLE DIsrATcHrs.
LoSpos. April 23.-CabIc-tols have been
Increased to $50 gold per word, commence
iny May 1sr. This is caused by the failure
If the French cable.
THE CzARowfTz OF RUSSIA
and hi, wife ube Grand Duchess Marie Dog
mari will visit London during May.
Germany.
FRANKFORT or THE MAIN, Apri! 23.-The
beer riot was not renewed to-day.
.... Spain.
MADRID, April 23.-Gencral 'earde has
resigned the captain.gencrlship of Co'u.
Ioria,. to which nc was only recently mp.
pohited. in consequence OF tue di7.lpproVal
bv the Government Of the rigorous method
he had taken for the establishment Of dis
cipIine among the troops under his conf
mand.
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A FIIibus:erin- Expedition OH Foot.

WAsHISGToy, April 23.-1t is stated, or
quite reliable Iiou,tering authority, that
30 men 20 Of whom are experienced ola.
cials) have left here to join an expedition c'
| 500 men which will shortly leave an AM
rican port in the Interest OF liayli and to
drposc Baez and oppose the occupation Of
SANTANA Lay by Americans. 1t Is intlnlltca
tha. tie IIayiien Minister, Dir. Preston, ni>
been quite liberal IN furnishing outfits TO
ha ofipars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

TIE EXHIBITION which WAS to take place
tonight and tomorrow night Mt Nicholson
Street Methodist church has been postponed
to Thursday and Friday nights OF next week
on account of the sickness of Rev Mr..
Mullen. pastor of the church, who is TO de-
liver the lecture
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Severe Weather in the Nor.,,west.

MILWAUKEE, April 23.-rwo sail vessels
and the propeller Ironsides are fast in tue ice
outside the harbor here. aud will probably
stay there until the wind changes. The bay
is full of llolting ice TOR miles out. This Ii
never occurred before al this season of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

WHERE TO HAVE YouR PICTURE TAKEN.-It
Is not always best 10 select the cheapest gallery. II
Is poor economy to pay Your money aud throw your
pictures In the stove when ynm get home us we have
known many lady io to who was the victim OF
some bungllng operator. What you want Is good
aud cheap work made by an established artist
REES & co, Of over fifteen years standing, arc
making pictures rs cheap rates as any gallery in
the CITY. and there yC,,l will not be imposed on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

HAMBURGH EpGlNGs AND ISsERT.yGs.-In
these articles LEVY BROTHERS can show stock of
four thousand yards, which will account for their
selling These goods much below regular prices TIL.
goods they now offer at l24 and l5c. per yard are
worth double the money.
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1T MUST BE so. AS ALL WHO HAVE SEEN THAT
Check Muslin which LEVY BRoTHhRs ere selling
at aoc. per yard acknowledge that II IL worth Suc
Those who have not It should call md convince
themselves OF the fact.
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Fire.

ClScISSATI, April 23.-Po:tman'5 and
Barncs's hotels aL. Mitchell, lndianl, have
been destroyed by fire.
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,,..o,.1y7nyS & panryERsI1pss

C,O-PARrSERSIIlP.-The undersigned
L ON the 10Th GIy OF January, 1879, formed
rw,,ed n,rtnerah!p under the trlE-pame OF WHIT
TAKLR, MANNING & boWIAS Nan ,hs por ibs Rqn- Pln-
pose ii conducting Gravel an1 slate ~ e., III
fny y soiici; 4 share OF the ,pablc patronage.
pra as proapt aud f.thfai execution Oh ss
ana a., "o'" = : J. l.. WHITAKER,
ehhSss' .. III, c. MANSiSG. 7
.t Al. BOWMAN.
oraca. 1918 Gary street STOP Zosi Aa'n
Tbank kfu. 70 NY friends and ing public f1s ,hsT sH
patroaase i, tie past, cih pro".l,s ,asn Ill aia
or1,rs entrusted TO tiS NV s,,rs
promptly a;,cIste'ito In lie ,f,"rsGt sGtu,rTAEEp.
ap 5lm - ---.-
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICuMoSp PuST-OrFICE April. 23. 1915
Rotcrr =. Archer. Richmond. Va; MrssrS.
Jones & Mills. Lynchburg. Va.
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DRESS GOODS FOR Tue PRESENT SEASON are
now being shown III such great variety ut LEVY
BROTHERS. that n'uety-nlne out Of hun ,red eau
he suited without looking further.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND AT =. WEISI-
GER Il cos splendid line OF hats to select from
and as the goods have been bought for cash they can
offer great inducements to the trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

~ APPOINTMENT or PofMasI EY.--ff ffte Board
Of Police Commissioners ut meeting held
yesterday evening appointed Owen Mut-
downev po'icem,n, Uloe Winston f.
Rogers, resigned.
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COMMISSIONER or DEEDS j PPoISTED.-The
Governor has appointed -Hr. II. =. Roche
commissioner of deeds for Virginia, to re-
side in Philadelphia. Pa.
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TIDES ARE BECOMING MORE AND MORE IN
usE. LEVY BROTHERS have tides for chair-.
sofaS and some suitable for pilow-slrlms. They
now show twenty-five different styles
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FAIR CLOSES To-NIGHT.-The ladies' fair In the
basement of the Second Baptist church closes to-
night with auction sale OF al the goods LETT Oh
hand Refreshments and meals furnished from II
\. NJ. till llP n.
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@i.I HN r. THE GRAND JrKY.-Thc case
1 "'..> Ea!igan, continued from Monday
.'. "l> before Justice Waite Yesterday.
'l'-"" va, charged with tre.pasSing on
'i' l"r'.'!-", ~ Harriet 4. Miller. entering
'' ;. fI'."'n IA ne highi-.i:ue, aud insult
.'.' "'r. After the OK animation oi mum
90. "' "Nn",sc>, the ar""scd W set on TO
'" Grand lulI ald Da.!tu III The sum OF
', Ia" cU'lDsci IN luc case entered an
.,.rrH
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1AterAss AND FlaED. -Niac Fiunegan,
whose case vas c1ltinueu from Monday last,
49, again betore Justice White day
""%fning. He eas found gut. Of tres.
'":-sin2 on the premises CT Harriet \. Miller
80 t''r Di2ht time and throwing rocks at her
opuse- klpsl s2J.
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HE EnizOOtY in Sun Francisco.

SAN FRAScIsco. April 23.-Thc livery
stables are closed in consequence of the
epzooty. Fargo Express Use oxen, and
street.car travel Is impeded.
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BEAR 1T ~ MIND. THAT LEVY BROTHERS re-
tail MI the lcad " brands OF shccting-, shIrtings
and pillow -c;se rOtiOnS nj whnlt sale nrices.
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, and u
perfect tit guaranteed Or no sale, by +. B. SPENCE
& SON, 1900 Main street
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R,YseH DELIVERED FROM Ills GALLERY oS
Saturday, April 18th. three hundred card.photo
grarhs and over nfry large size, for frames eight
bv ten inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

Go TO THE DOLLAR STORE and purchase one o
those little clocks at the low price OF one dollar
They are excellent time keepers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

THE DOLLAR STORE has inst received large and
beautiful assortment Of towci-racks wall pockets.
corner and sidr.hrlckets, which exceed any OF the
Kind ever offered for sale In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

WHY HAS SozODoNr become the staple dentrifce
Of America !? Simply because It l. impossible to
use it, even for week, without pcrccvirg It's hy-
gienlc effect upon the teeth, the gums and the
breath,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

from California, at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES,
sl3 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sries of real estate nde bttlree the lst Of
sds,udry qnd 3oth If June the tnres lnr The pre-
sem year hare TO be paid bN the purchaser. On
nH sGfes made bet,reen the 1st NJ July and last
of Me geitr the tares harek 10 be paid bYthe seller
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DooLrY'S YEAST POWDER cannon oe e1cc4sea 'of
masking light, sweet rolls, biscuits, wames' eorh'
,rs.d, &c, II Ia elways ready md seliauls,
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I.. ;,..,,-r..tr rn,r.y,,<.-Tno follow
~. 49,. 'fI,rinns ,,;.,,t.d ~ the meet
..,..y@o, h,II 4; Noa,ly,IIo Han Tues
,;.,...
...y'.r...i ';l.,l tho Ei.1n,ui Fr,d,,-
...,.~ .ri p,t,n,, r,iir,,.I on ..bt 10 bc
... from Broad Stree, wj,Aou, further
IA. pronrr.y hoIdrr> on thi> The fines,
.... ,-lrriry iqyinL bccu d.,poiicd and
.,>,..} l,y il long enough. and unless we
.#Irri. il /, the duly uI The CITY Cuiln-
...art.
.....r. Thai Eroal street ulIylit 10 hr
..l is 10 make it entirely lrvel from
. ~'.-t /" IL 1rruuu~. and paved -
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THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT TIE DOLLAR
STORE Il large lot Of beautiful albums which they
are selling for one dollar, which will cost two dol
lars and fifty cents elsewhere.
DOLLAR STORE,
corner Ninth nnl Main streets.
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RETURSED.- Walker returned
from Staunton by the mail train yesterday
afternoon.
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Buy YOUR CLOTHING OF +. Is. SPENCE & eoS
merchant ttilors. 1900 Main street
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SPRING OPENING OF ALI. TIE LATE STYLES OF
HATS for men and boys nj p. WEISIGER i CO.'S.
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PISEAppIEs. PISEAr:I Is :--l'I"sISt Is receive
ing tn-,!ly Il nice lot OF fine raar oles-lrs of the
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10 TO fRAfSERS GALLERY. AND TELL ALI
your iricnd> hlS is the place tor good work.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED BY
2oilS to the RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next to the
Dollar Store, and having your pictures framed. A
l.rgc supplN Of cord au! tasses constamlrnn haud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

FRAYSER's EXTENSIVE GALLERY Is sTILl
crowded every day.
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'HI'>Nglo> or Catholic tLERGYNEN.-
E'tu! Rev. Bishop Gibbons. OF the
"'>" of l''"IM2NH, Ia, gone to Norfolk
r -" purpose 90: administering tonsnre
I'll Hn2" ";dc.s 10 several ecclesiastical stu
"'> - -. !ohn', seminary in that city.
wa. a-o uhniIi.lcr The holy order Of
-r@@on-A'9 10 two ot the number pre-
- IL tur!r reception Of the order Of
.Irn!n and their ordination is priests;
= -,r. ~.t:r ccre,n0uy takes place tomorrow
10 - Nyary's church. III Norfolk. One of
"r 80 last mentioned gentlemen, Mr.
".tyE iiis'v. + Of this city. On next Sun
] d. ,ar Bishop will assist in the consecra-
". o.. Bishop Gross, at Baltimore.
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NJ. ELLYsnS " 90. Advertising AGENTS, DISPATCH
building, will receive Ad:erungni.nts aud have then
,n,yr.ed IN AM journal Vf ssc country at reguls r
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CARD-rnoToGRAPnS At FRAYsER's, 81 PER
dozen.
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The Prcsihents movements.
ST, LOUIS, April 23.--The President bus
gore to Colorado, whence be goes to Galena'
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EVERYBODY SHOULD GO TO TIE DOLLAR STORE
and provide themselves with one Of those patent
toilet mirrors. Price, one dollar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

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ayes nwSa0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24
TOR TORACCONISTs.
FINE sHEET OIL.

Another consignment Of that aapcr.or st'Esi
on far ,obsccoulsss In tina; also, 9th grades Of
SWEET OH. for manufacturers. For sale hers "
PURcELL, LADD CO..
Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24
BANANAS AT PlZZISl'S.

LARGE pHOrOGRAplIs At ERAYSER'S. ONLY II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-24

corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-05
CONDENSED MILK.

IL made by carefully eyADOrAting the UAtSFy pOr-
white sugar and sealing Ii ap heFmotieally. In
this way IL will keep for years and can again be
brought very nearly TO its naturally liquid state by
tho addition Of water. lt Is very largely used
in the preparation Of food for infants, and Is
especially adapted to the uSs Of travellers on 40
count Of It's portability and answering all the par
poses Of esh milk. The best brands are sold by
Il. bRIN0HURST co.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct stFosla.