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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

kOR SALE-S5,50 WILL BUY FIRST CLASS
corner Grocery store, of the best avenues in
the city with three years Lease Inquire ut 65 Third
avenue, cigar store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

LNLEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
~ men only; First Floor, with private bath and Ex
tension ROOM Suit of three Rooms on third floor;
single Room; first class attendance; men servants IL
West Twenty sixth street
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TX WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET OPPOSITE ST.
LIZ James Hotels a handsomely furnished parlor floor
TO let; also large room on second floor with both con-
necng and large 'front.' third floor. References.
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TINO RENT-A SECOND FLOOR OF FIRST CLASS
/ corner House Second avenue; contains six we'll
lighted rooms: well furnished II desired but
lily OF adults need apply Inquire at ia Second
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4 TIL AVENUE, 349.-A LADY, HAVING TAKEN A
II house, would rent newly painted. papered and
neatly furnished Rooms gentleman and or single
gentlemen; terms moderate.
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FOR sALE-BuSTNEss STOCK AND FIXTURES or
i well htted up Liquor Store doing good business
reason of selling sickness OF owner who will give lease
70 inc right party Apply premises. VI. LYNCH, 9lS
Pacific street, near WASHINGTON avenue BROOKLYN
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ITO LET-SECOND FLOOR IN A GENTEEL HOUSE.
i occupied by owner; rent $50. Apply at 237 West
Thrtich street,
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| 900 LEXINGTON AvENUE.-PART OF A HOUSE
40 to small family; all improvements; with pr
yae family; rent reasonable. Address COLES box 81
pnef nniaa
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7G0 PRINCE STREET, NEAR Acknowledging
lOO let furnished, gentlemen without board, small
and large Rooms; rent 81 and pwards
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RIO LET-SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE "a LEXING
l. ton avenue IL rooms small but very complete viii
be put III first rate order posse sson Goth rent 400
II. NJ. CONDIT, l39 East Twelfth street
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rJNO LET LOW-TO ASMALI. FAMILY. UPPER PART OF
most desirable stone front Dwelling: best location
in Harlem; near boats and Apply to DWYER Il
co. IA Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-15

L,oR sALE-A BAR, OYSTER AND DINING SALOON.
IL Inquire at 422 West street
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THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF GRO
j Gerry Store for saleDoing good business; will sell
cheap Cal at IA Tenth avenue.
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no LET-230 EAST THIRTY SIXTH STREET, KIT.
Il chen Dining Room, front and back Parlors and
Bedroom; all modern improvements; Si5 per month ;
possession Immediately; private house,
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

UNOR A FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSED WEST
Thiry-second next To Broadwayj Is rooms in
excellent order. HOLMES BROTHERS, AZ and As East
Invent third
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! rINo LET-THE DWELLING PART OF HOUSE NO. AIS
/ Fourth avenue, west SIDE between Twenty eighth
and Twenty ninth streets Apply to owner, ROBERT /.
| BROWN, 20 Nassau street.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN SMALL,
IL social, refined family, at 233 West Thirty-tourh
street; terms moderate. References.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

MoRTUARy REPoRT.-The following is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, April 9th, 1873, compiled from sections
returns received at The Office Of the Board
of Health: .....
Whole number Of deaths in the city, "a ;
In addition, 2 still-born were reported (coIor-
cd). Sex: Males, 10; females, 10. Color
White males, I; white females, 13; colored
males, S; colored females,6. Age. One day
to thirty, ,; one year to three, 2; three years
to five, .; five years to ten, ten years to
twenty, I; twenty years to thirty, I; thirty
years to forty, 3; forty years to fifty, 3; fifty
years to sixty, s; sixty years to seventy, g.;
seventy years to eighty, 3; unknown, 1.
Condition: Single, IA married, Is; widows,
4; unknown, !. Nativity : United States,
80; Germany, .; Ireland, l; unknown, /.
Locality: City at large, l Marshall Ward,
5; Jefferson Ward. 5; Madison Ward, 8;
Monroe Ward, ); Clay Ward. 5; Jackson
Ward, 5; Atmshouse, 3; Medical College In
firrnary, | SnalI-PoX Hospital, 2. BY whom
certified: Regular practitioners, 26; irregu-
lar practitioners, 1; Coroner, 4; Board OF
Health, 3. Causes of death: Angina pecto-
ris, 1 apopleXy, l; burns and scalds, l !;
cancer. 1 consumption, 10 % white, 5 COL
oreO; debility, L; diarrhGa (chronic), l ;
drop>y (ovarian), drowning (accidentan, .;
fever Uyphoid), heart disease, 8; infam-
nation Of the brain, / !; old age. 3; paralysis,
/; pneumonia; premature birth, I; small
p0X, 2; unknown, L.
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RICHMOND, VA.

/ UNITED STATES GlRcu1Ti CoURT -Judge Un
dertcood presiding. The following cases
were disposed Of in this court yesterday:
United States cs. Arfnfield Gwynn Ell ats.
Verdict for plaintiff for $3.50 with interest
from June ist, 1851. al4
Gwynn was postmaster at Monasken, Lam.
caster county, Virginia, prior tothe war, and
this suit was brought ilby the United States
SoVernn,enttto to recover ani0untof s'stalnps,1 p
money, DC, which he turned over to the
Confederate Government. ,,-g = s4s,s,,r
United States us. Reuben z. Cobb ct ais.
" erdIct for plaintiff for Sas.S7 with interest
from June 1st, 1861. S.s..,,.., .'.,
Cobb was postmaster at Buckingham Court.
house prior to the war, and suit brought on
same grounds as above, l,s,e.t.s ~ H.
| United States rs. John P. Mills et ais, vic:
iatlonSof revenue laws. Judgment by Court
for plaintiff fer $500. s,.sE Is
! United States us. John w. Butterwofth Ell
ut., violation Of revenue laws. Judgment
Tor plaintiff for $500. f1.e,t st.. i, u,
United States us. W. w. Lcftwich ct al,
violation OF revenue laws. Judgment for
plaintiff on forthcoming bond. '.ys.s. ~
United States Us. II. y. kirkpatrick, viola
ton OF revenue laws. Judgment on forth
coming bond. y s,j.e ~ III. 4
Henry T. Wickbam, L.. A. Sale, W. Fl
Bransford, and W. d. Worthington qualified
as attorneys. = a,~-s>, ~ 80, '
! Common law docket commences TODAY.
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...... APRIL ., 1873


THROUGH CApY's TuNNEL.-The work of
clearing away the rubbish in Cady's tunnel,
and repairing the damage done to It by the
that Il Yves supposed the express trains last
night would be able to pass through without
obstruction. - lH .1g.
On Saturday night, in order to cool of the
work so as TO enable workmen. to enter, the
creek was turned into the tunnel and dam
erected at tho lower end, filling it with water
to the depth Of six feet. Owing to the con-
traction caused by the sudden cooling off OF
the stone. large blocks fell off into the OPEN
ing. This had nearly all been cleared away
last night. ss.r. >. :.
Timber for putting In new arch has at,
ready been placed on the ground, and It VIII
probably be completed during this week.
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SUPREME LODGE OF KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-
The Supreme Lodge of knights of Pythias
of the World meets in this city on the 10th
instant. A grand ball is to be given in
honor OF the Supreme Lodge, ut the EX-
change Hotel, on Tuesday the 10Th instant.
Committee of Arrangements: Messrs. Charles
f. Taylor, j. A. Beier, E. ID. Taylor, ii. r..
Miller, E. 5. CardoZo, John c. Teller, j. G..
Hunter, w. II. WeiSiger, K. L. Briggs, and
j. a. Meanley. ...
The committee TO whom was entrusted the
matter have prepared the following pro-
gramme for the parade, which takes place
"Wednesday, 10th April: .,. ....s-
1. Detachment of Police under Knight
John Poe, Jr.
=. Band Of music.
5. Six or more knights in full armor; Vi
sors down, carrying shield and spear, and
mounted on black horses.
4. Richmond knights without uniform
wearing rosette on left lapel of coat.
5. Visiting Virginia knights without UNI
form. 5s.. st
6. Visiting knights without uniform.
I. Richmond knights in uniform. .. ID
s. Visiting Virginia knights in uniform.
8. Visiting knights in uniform.
10. Officers Of Grand Lodge of Virginia.
II. Supreme and Past Grand officers un-
der mounted escort of honor, consisting OF
Past Grand Chaucellors of Virginia.
On the night of the 18th (Tnursday) q
grand banquet will be given at Virginia
Hall. .
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"THE OLD SEXToN."-All who have lived
on Church Hill, or been much in that por-
tion of, the city for the past fifteen or twenty
years, will remember Andrew Grafigan,
ftmiliarly called "Jack," )" who has for MANY
years past been sexton of St. Johns church,
Always with smile and kind word, albeit
it might be delivered in broken English, he
was q favorite with all, especially the chill
dren. The old man has gone. He died YES
terday, in the tifty-second year of his age.
Jack was native Of Genoa, Italy, but for
the past twenty-five years he has been q resi-
dent of this city. 'gvaH.Gr-s '-,J .:.a
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RICHMOND AND HENRICo TURNPIKE Com"
PANY.-At a meeting of the stockholders of
the Richmond and Hcnrico Turnpike Com
pany, held ut the Office Of Davenport & Co.,
Charles Nj. Wallace was called TO the chair
and Mr. Il. NJ. Fourqucran was requested to
act rs secretary.
On motion of Mr. Wallace, Mr.. W. Ed
mond was unanimously elected president Of
the company, and the following gentlemen
were associated with him as directors of the
samc-yiz., Massina Belzley. A. :. storrs,
Charles NJ. Wallace, and L. nj. Fourqueras.
On motion of MIR. Beazley it was agreed
that the President he authorized to apply to
the County Court of Henrico for the appoint
ment of.-c commissioners to assess dam
ages OH lands through which the contem-
plated turnpike will necessarily pass.
On motion OF Mr.. Edmond the meeting
adjourned.
1t is stated that it is the design of the stock
holders TO subscribe $40, 600 IN order to con.
struct u first-class turnpike from the base oil
the Poor-heuse hill, ciG the MitchelESpring
,ravine, to the Meadowbridges, on the Chick
ahominy. This is direct route, e!sy o, OF
passage by vehicles Of all sorts, anu WIZ
doubtless become one Of the iasnlonaDie
drives Of the city olltWards.
When the Council shall prolopg The route
Of Ninth street eastward this road Will iead
directly into the very heart ofthe metropolis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

EErLtSrsulSG THE TREASURY conform
ity with a Joint resolution of the General
Assembly allowing the Washington and Ohio
Railway Company, formerly the Alexandra,
Loudoun, and Hampshire Railroad Company,
further time within which to pay their past
due bonds for the purchase of the States IN
tcrcSt in said road, and to complete it to
Winchester, Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, presi'
dent OF the company, paid into the State
treasury yesterday the sum of $4,000, TO be
placed to the credit of the suking fund. de
states that he will continue to make remit
taurcs. and wishes soon to discharge the
whole note of $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

/ FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT TCELEBRATIos.-The
presidents Of the various colored orders and
societies Of the city held meeting at New
mans store Monday night, C. T. Payne 10
the chair. The approaching fifteenth
amendment celebration was taken into con-
sideration by the meeting, and after con-
siderable debate the following resolution
was adopted. f,tna 'tii -. .s-
,s' Resolred, That the celebration of the
fifteenth amendment shall take place on the
2lst instant, and that two delegates be ap-
pointed by the president to attend the meet
ing at Hams Hall Wednesday evening to
make arrangements for said celebration
The Chair then appointed as delegates
Spencer Scott and Lieutenant l. II. W.
Walker -..E51f. t ~ ;ssrt ~ --,s-,
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! " EDNE u MORNING. .AlI' APRIL 1873

vienna CoMaIssIosERs.-In conformity
with o joint resolution of the General Assem-.
bly, in relation TO the appointment Of commits
sioners to represent the State Of Virginia at
the Vienna Exhibition, the Governor yes'er-
day selected the following gentlemen to seTve
as such commissioners General B. T. Jol1ii-
son, Captain Charles j. Anderson, L leu
tenant j. Enders Robinson, Major Frede rick
X. Scott. !. Mr.. James r. ". Daniel, of JSiesf-
mond Professor M. w. Humphreys, Lex.
ington; Alexander Mcdonald, Esq, Lynch
burg; Mr.. Simon Ii. Hill, of Stauntonfs and
Professor j. c. Foertsch, of Alexandria.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.--In this court
yesterday the following business was trans
acted, .-,.. .,,,.5.... -.. a,.... 5
Upon the petition of Wise Brothers, agents
for Barclay & Livingstone, of New York; !;
Sir William Martins, and Capel Il Co., Lon
don, and Martha E. Grove, sole cxecutrix Of
the Right Honorable Lady Grace Grove, Of
Brighton, England, q rule is awarded against
the Second Auditor, returnable to the first
day of the next term, to show cause why a
writ of manddmus should not be issued to
require him TO fund certain bonds of. the
State of Virginia held by said parties above
named. A similar rule is awarded rcturna-
BILE to the same term for the same purpose
upon the petition of r. II. Maury d Co.,
agent a$}3tf :. G. & C. Ward, of New York.
Murphy's administrator Us. Carter. Partly
argued by Major Darlington for the appel
hnts, and continued until to-day. .....
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CHANcERY CouRT OF RICHMOND Tuesday.
The following cases were disposed of:
Purcell Us. Newburn, &c. Decree settling
and adjusting the rights of the parties. ~.
Patton, administrator, &C., Us. Fry,s heirs,
&c. Decree directing new parties, defendants,
to be made i'm the cause, and drecOnmitting the
same to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Lewis and wife, &C., Us. FreeIand's eNecu-
tors, DC Decree referring cause to q COM
missioner for inquiry and report. ,tst'
HilPs administrator Us. Cobb, DC. Decree
confirming sale of property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned.
O'Neil's executor, &C., 0s. Goddin, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioner and
making distribution in part of the fund in
hand. -
Parker Us. Ludwig, &c. Opinion of court
refusing to decree specific performance OF
compensation, and dismissing the plaintiff 5
bill. Decree ordered accordingly. ~o..
McMinn us. Won Grooming and others.
Cause dismissed.
Wall rs. Elicit, &c. Opinion of court
overruling exceptions to commissioners re-
port, sustaining conclusions of commissions
er's report, and declaring that where the
consideration of Confederate contract is
the sale of property the proper mode of as
certaining the value of the Confederate
States currency is the value of the property
at the time the contract was entered into.
Decree ordered accordingly.
Dickinson, ,1s. Beers, &c. Opinion of court
constituting the will OF William Beers, de-
ceased, and settling the rights of the parties.
Decree accordingly. a..-s...,.-
Martin us. Elicit, &c. Opinion Of court
sustaining exceptions to commissioners re.
port in part, and dismissing the petition OF
j. j. Boswortb, SC. Decree ordered accord
ingiy. u, .
Dabney us. Saunders, &c. Opinion of court
sustaining exceptions in part to commission
cr's report, and reeommitting cause to the
commissioner to restate account, in accord
ancc with the principles settled by the court.
Decree accordingly. .,t -,
Mayo rs. Darlington, SC. Opinion of court
dismissing the bill Of the plaintiff, Diddeps,
with costs. Decree accordingly. ..s. l}.'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

JoB PRINTlNG.-We call the attention OF ner
chants clerks OF courts sheris lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents andall others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds of JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bnl-Heads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Blls. Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show-Dills Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed u ... ...sIas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the annual meet
ing of the Gracc-Strect Baptist Sunday
school, held on Monday night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year !:
Superintendent, S. Jacob; Assistant Super
inteudent, S. s. Carter; Secretary, E. b.
Loving; Register, j. B. Woodward Assist
ant Register, j. +. Jacob; Librarian, John
T. Goddin: Assistant Librarian, 7. b. Saun-
ders; Treasurer, j. I. Gatewcod; Chorister,
w. :. Pitcher.
During the past year there were 100 con-
versions
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NOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO

I'nR NEW lhRk.-OLD DO -.Th
l NlNIuN STEAMSHIP tOMPANi.l lssi=sssfessess
THE ~iir-whri steamships OLD DOMINION
" N\rkt. ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA. NJ
t,,tEA. M.HEMAitLE. and HATTERAS leave
w., York frr Norfolk, tity Point, and Richmond
.l J",l"'.h /. VI.
I..u,. Eirhm"ui every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
tA Il \Iitl AZ hi2h tide.
t',~. Ship ar. entirely new. They have eleSaill
.,.-.t,-. >iIt,-rri,tS. and hath-ronnlS.
iIr. fur. accommodations, and attention are un
ss.. ..i~.'-'t.
g.. .-hi> Tor points beyond New York forwarded
ls. u!>lrtrh. and no charge made except actual
.., lE-'.~ Incurred. "#rf
,..-. CONNECTIONS made with steamers Tor all
--.'lt.ru and European ports.
fur farther information. apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents,
No. J Governor street.
,G5.nn GEORGE W. ALLEN,
t.l,, + MAYER. apo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

JURORS FOR UNITED STATES COURTs.-The
following are the names of Jurors summoned
for the present term of the United States
District and Circuit Courts:
Grand Jmy.--P. G. Thoms. Portsmouth,
foreman; Walter Walton, Fairfax; james
A. Sherwin, Fairfax; Charles Baker, Rich
mond Henry Futz, Nottoway; Green
Irby William d. Berkley, King William {;
E. N. Wing, Prince Edward; Elijah Ctlson;
Andrew f. Elicit, Richmond; F. 81. Hablis-
ton, Richmond; j. R. Evans, Stafford; c. C..
Burr. Norfolk; J. w. Bransford, Culpeper; !;
Thomas Nolan, Richmond; Il. A. Leuck-
bard, King George; A. p. Wilson, Rich
mond; S. D. Campbell, Norfolk; c. w.
HUT, Westmoreland T. G. Hill, King Will
liam; Stephen NJ. Shepherd, Nottoway !;
John W. Henderson, Alexandria. John
kelso. Of Accomac, was on board vessel,
and it failing to come III time, he was eX-
cused. ...
Petit oury.-Ross Hamilton, Mccklen-
burg; George a. Nero, Fairfax ). Il. Bran.
ball, Fairfax; G. f. Ramsey, Essex; B. ID.
Mullen, King George; G.. w. Mason, Acco-
mac; George C;rmine, Accomac; John Gus
tis, northampton Caleb Burriss, Northamp.
ton; Edgar Warfield, Alexandria; William
b. Price, Alexandria; A. W. Harris, Alex
andria; l.. w. Windsor, Alexandria. From
State at large: w. III. Anderson, George Z.
Morrison, c. W. Lassiter, Charles McRae,
William Fl. Lester, NJ. Al. Mayo, j. A. Bus
berry. Michael Joyce, James kleDper, james
Robinson, and S. Z. Gresham .g . ,t..
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GENTLEAEN's: STYLES FOR SPRING ARE NOW
on exhibition at the corner of Thirteenth and Main
streets. E. b. SPENCE & Son have laid in one or
the largest and bcstassorted stocks of clothing and
igentemen's furnishing goods ever brought to this
city, and they are selling them as cheap as any SINH
lar line Of goods eau be bought nywhere. Call ex-
anime, and be convinced.
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TOR NEW Iukk.-Thc Old ,r4TA
L rnfr,n steamship Compauy's Gle -<wSsSstaSss4se
,r, -.,i,.Nn,-l >'t:n~h'p OLD DOMINION, Cap
.u n ,!htI;. vii sail on + FRIDAY, April llth, nj
.laA f. 81 freight received until Z. NJ.
7....s,n tolls ii ladiuc signed, and goods for
.,.,.,.l with dispatch Ia all points north, south,
.., Est "t.t. 'iu-t CONNECTIONS made with Cunard
.. - foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
..ig,~.ti. fsTr. Si2: si""r:igc, S round-trip
... ..f. ga. For freight ar passage. apply to
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
Nn Z 4 tsny
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! UNITED STATEs DISTRICT CouRr-J Judqe
Underwood presid,ng.-ln the, case of the
United States ps One thousand nine hum
dredand fifty-three cigars the jury returned
verdict for the libellant
The bankrupt cases of w. G. Clayton and
R. T. Darneal were removed to the western
district. a.f fs,* y,
Joseph Kirch e. Co. and others in admi-
rally rs. steamer PaIisade. Order for sale OF
the steamer and the priority of the liens.
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| THE DOLLAR STORE HAS JUST RECEIVED A
beautiful assortment Of hair-brushes, combs, and
ladies' lace collars and cuffs, which are by far the
most beautiful they have ever offered, for the low
price of one dollar. ...'' ~ -1-sf
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INSPECTION OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
The semi-annuai inspection of the Fire De-
partment will take place next Monday after
noon between the hours of 4 and 4. George
~. .Ainslie, chief of the department, will in
spect the companies in the vicinity of their
respective houses. E ts.s q
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] ANiE> RIVER STEAMBOATfIslg.
- COMPANY. sRssEiassas2&s

td NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA BAL
IlNuEE. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
A>D MI REGULAR LANDINGS
On THE JAMES RIVER.
-. 'yi and elegant United States mail steamer
t"fi\ SYLVESTER, Captain Il. &. CLIFFORD.
D,~ rnmrar>'$ wharf at Rocketts for the above
s.t..,,j pi:p.,~ rn MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
|Il'il> ai + \. NJ, aud returns on Tuesday,
NfuG-i,'. alri saturday afternoons AT ! O'clock.
tG"u lrI- '!aI' March 21thl Sandy Point, Bran
'.u Hular. 1nd Uuuinorc Landings will be discon-
'suu't!
!',,-,u=or- connect nj Norfolk with the old Bay
L.s' steamers for Baltimore, Phladelphia. aut
500 l"rh.
,l,u l'aycs City Point for Petersburg on arrival
-irIIirr.
-. g. New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
F.t' !" jhL""tpIla.. Observation-Disclosures. b'
w. ~ hh' ti''t'''' .'''..''''''. W
49,, to N"rluk 2 81
irA'i> "m -al" nj CARRIER 4 CO.'S EXPRESS
sN't 81 ..tc' checked through.
tr' I=ht received DAILY for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
i.,i'i', haim"rc. and principal landings on CfcSa.
f",h '",y. and AL regular audinss on Janles rIyeJ
"l REASONABLE RATES.
rr'5ght received from 4. NJ. I'LL 6 y. NJ.
tr,ISht Tor WAY landings must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM, General Agent.
rA,", Cnmpany's wharf.
branch office. corner Main and Ninth streets.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

Tlls day appeared before me, A!exander Fortune,
Hudson, and BENJAMIN simpson, and made oath to
the above certificate. ~ ~
Given under my hand this sdth day Of Goye,ahcr,
ts7s. II ,ss5t ttALEXANDEkfO fOhfUNE y. r..
ss,r ,,Ya bv G 4RTH q WHITE and j. w. RI
sfSS. Isichn,ond, Va. Price, 20 per hushel Ys5S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-09

REEs d Co.'s SUCCESS II rHoroGRAPHY is
enfrefy due to the beautiful pictures they produce.
Iteir reduction in prices In no way influence the
nnash of their photographs, and to this alone we
attribute their large increasaof bgsiness. Thereis
ssarceiy day In the week ttefr gallery is not
crowded. a. !. ! &C, ssstf - -. t.sE..