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GRUBBS& 6 WILLIAMS viii sell at 5P. H. the


GRUBBS& WILLIAMS will sell at P. N. the
building otat the southeast corner Of Main aud
Fourth streets.
A. B. DUESBERRY, High Constable, will sell at
the restaurant of S. B Petit, on Twelfth street
below Main, ut II A. NJ, furniture. fix tures &C.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 81 z. III. two
framed dwellings ut the northeast corner uf
Grace and First streets, TO be removed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at I2 NJ, at their
office, on Eleventh street, collection of old and
rare oil-paintings.
LYME & BROTHER will sell ut 5P NJ a framed
cottage and four lots adjoining, on Twenty
second between Leigh and NJ streets.
W. GODDIN Will sell at 4P. NJ. the valuable pro-
perty known as the site Of the Spotswood Hotel.
and lots on the east line of Eighth aud west line
of Ninth street between Main and Cary.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at p. NJ. a tract of
land, with grist-ipi thereon, in Hcnrico
county. q miles from Richmond.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 A. NJ. furni-
ture, SC.
COOK s. LAUGHTON will sell 1T L. NJ the valua.
bic machinery and large wooden building known
as the Iron Shipbuildirg Works Of the Virglnia
Steamship and Packet Company.
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THE FIREsEN-. PRESENTATION CEREMONIES.
The scmi-annlial inspection of the Richmond
Fire Department occurred yesterday AFTER
noon, and passed of in fine style.
About o'clock the firemen assembled ut
the Broad-Stteet Enginc.House and wit
messed the presentation Of handsome gold
watch and chain to the Chief Engineer OF
the Department BY the members OF the
Hook and Ladder Company. A sumptuous
repast was spread, and pleasant evening
was spent.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
PosT-OFFIcE AT RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1873
Miss N. r. Stith, Richmond. Va; Miss Bette
Rily, Chesterfield county, Va; Mrs. w. Fl.
Poole, post-olfice Westport Nelson, New
Zealand; Mrs. NIL. Cameron, care Parbury.
Lamb & Co.. sydney, New South Wales !;
Robert HarrOllS.
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JOB PaisTlSG.-We call the attention OF uiei-
chants ti,rks of enuft., Sh.r as. lawyers, ralrna
steamship aud canal ot.cres ana ssenis,
t 7ins orders io- printing, 10 the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT tof tff
,ros,pt and faithful execution OF al kiads OF aoi
pGISr.aa. We can furnish n snort notice CARO-
B-iieatis, Letter Head, Proc, Ball ftrk,t
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags Hand-Biiis, Catalogue
Ellis OF Fare. Shew-ii!tla, si.is. &e., 4
Satisfaction guarEntei.a. 81 &
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r. L. I. BLuEs-At meeting held last
night the following officers were elected :
First Sergeant. G. II. Epps; Second Sergeant,
John Carr; Third Sergeant. NJ. S. Blunt;
Fourth Sergeant, Willie Riddick; Fourth
Corporal, George Atkinson. This company
is making active preparations to celebrate
their eighty-fourth anniversary, which oc-
ours on the 10th proXino.
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GRAND OPESSG.-The ladies of the Second
Baptist church had grand opening of their
memorial fair last night, and were cheered
by the presence Of large crowd of visitors
We have never seen on any similar occasion
more beautiful decorations. or more at
tractive stock Of useful and fancy articles.
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THE TuEATRE.-MiSs Charlotte Thompson
commenced her engagement at the Theatre
last night, and presented Jane Eyre in fine
style. The performance was very enjoyable,
and iu good taste. She i an actress OF great
merit, and will doubtless have good houses
during this her second visit to this city.
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK. April li.-CottOn--Net receipts p52
bales gross, 1882 bales sales for future deliveries,
qules. Whiskey a shade tirmer ut Bi3c. Wheat
quiet aud held firmly. Corn IN fair demand: old a
shade Grmer yellow western, 61a5c. Rice quiet nc
firm. Talow active Freiehts quiet and hrm
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REEs & Co.'S SUCCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY Is
entirely due to the beautiful pictures they produce
Their reduction In prices in no way influence the
6uish of their photographs, and to this alone we
attribute their large increase OF business There is
scarcely day in Tie week their gallery is moi
wIo
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PoIsoNoUs GAs.-If those whose business
it is to furnish the city with pure gas cannot
do it, they should be removed, and others
who can put in their places. Three dollars
per thousand feet should enable us to have
q pure article.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, April Ia.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhItc, 25s bushels. Red, 4eS bushels.
CORS.-Whie, 1850 bushels.
UATs.-2,7i2 bush. Is. rH
SALES.
WHEAT.-While, 20 bushels common ut 8, IS; 60
bushels very good Mt $.s7 lis bushels very good on
private terms-total, 25s bushels.
WuEAT.--Red, "a. bushels very good on private
terms; 81 bushels common at 9l.65; l2d bushels at
$l.75-total, 40i bushels
CORS.-Whte, 10 Lushcls on private terms.
UATs.-l52 bushels very good western at s0c
RE-EXHIBITED.
OATS.-l,100 bushels.
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April l4-Fiour quiet and steady !;
extra family Ss.T5. Corn la fair demand at 5QGs
soc. shelled and sacked. Provisions strong. Fork
!, ,7GG$l7 so. con-Shouldtri, &C.: clear RIB
sides. 9@atc. clear stiles. otnDic packed. Lard, In
terces, sA99c. kegs, 9s@l0c. steam, ssc. Whiskey
steady iron bound, s6c. Tobacco very active aud
strong for all gratleS: salee 2lO llOgsleads.
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MAsoNIc-There was large attendance at
Loge Franchise. No. SO, last night, and the
exercises were of unusual interest, one of
the features being the reading Of the history
of the Lodge recently prepared by Worship
full Brother Sn0dgraSs.
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In CoSFERgSCE.-Th judges of the Su-
prcme Court of Appeals were in conference
Yesterday, and consequently there was no
session fthc court.
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UNITED STATES COURTS The United States
Courts were not in session yesterday, having
adjourned until early in May, when both
Judge Bond md Judge Underwood will be
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CrScISSATI, April li-F!our dull ut ~. leGH .Gs
Corn steady ut doc. Provisions strong. Pork held
at sls.75 slG5D freely. bid Lard quiet and iirm
steam, asc.: kettle. ssc.; offerings llght. Bacon
strong with light Off rings: sales OF shoulders at &c.
clear rib.sidc,, &c clear sides held at ptc. Wills
kew Stpady Mt sJc
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND AT 2. Wt1sI-
GER & Co.'S u spleldid line Of hats % select from
aud as the goods have been bought for cash they can
offer great Inducements TO the trade.
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FELL IN CoURT.-T. w. Mac lIahon, Esq,
attorney at law, was seized With an apoplec-
tic fit in the police courtroom yesterday
morning. DR.. Theodore p. Mayo, who was
present, rendered prompt attention.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MADISON " ARD.
The Conservatives Of Madison Ward met ~
Monticello Hall last night to elect mem Deis II
OF the City Conservative Committee. =.
w. McCsGce, Esq, presided as chairman, ,
and Sir. IL. Ward acted az secretary. Inc
following gentlemen were selected 10 repre-
sent the ward in the committee: j. ID. Doo-
Ley, Louis Wagner, Charles Allen, y, n.
Guy, and aIa4,geil I. Clarke.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer today special bargains In
1900 yards Hamburg edginRs ut l2ic. worth 20c. ;
l,5O0 yards Hamburg edgings at l5c worth CSC. per
yard 1000 yards checked musns. suitable for dress
Ing, sacqucs, wrappers, &C., ut 30c. worth 5oc. per
yard. The above must be seen to he fully apprc-
pir
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Mr. Allen q.
Magruder has been appointed commissioners
of deeds for the State of Virginia, to reside
in Baltimore, Md.
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TIE RICHMOND FRAME STORE. next to the Dol
lar Store Is selling picturc-frames onethird less
than they can be bought elsewhere.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, April I4.-Spirits tHrpen'i Inc higher
ut sec. Rosin trm at S2 Is for strIned. Crude ur-
pcute steady ut 225 for hard and $3.50 for Yellow
dip and virgin. var higher at $3.50.
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For FINE ricTUREs, FRANKS, AND MIRRORS.
90 &c S. * CAMPBELL & Co.'s, Virginia Hall. Ninth
street. The largest assortment and lowest prices
SIX, CAMPBELL i Co,
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IWU COMMISSIONS
The "Value of the Old Testament was
the subject for the discussion, which was
opened by Rev. {. Il. Vaughan in an able
and instructive exposition CT the fundamen-
tai principles Of the Church of God rs laid
down in the Old Testament, and hence the
great importance of instrurting our children
thoroughly in those scriptures, and in the
fact that the same Gospel of Jesus Christ Is
preached by Moses and by the Apostles alike.
Mr.. w. f. Taylor agreed with all that was
said in reference to the Importance of study
ing the Old Testament, but rather favored
tue idea of continuing our course of lessons
in the New. After other remarks the meet
ing was closed by singing and the bcnedic-
ton.
Question adopted forthe next meeting was
the Fourth Commandment"
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Go TO THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Fab, cor.
ner Sixth and Main, and buy sewing-nnchinc
cooking-stove, plough. and many fancy articles.
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THE RICHMOND FRAME sToRE, next to the Dol
lar Store has just received large and beautiful as
soytnent Of picture flames, which they are selling
Ut reduced prices.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day 3 large lot Of blacS-
ground and whiteground striped grenadines at l23c.
per yard Another lot Of those sh-poplns at one
shilling per yard; together with large assortment
OF other dress goods from 2jr. To 81 per yard.
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ASSEMBLING OF TIE SUPREME LODGE OF
KNIGHTS ur PYTHIAS.-This body, The high
est authority known TO the Order, meets in
Pythian Castle Hall in this city at O'Clock
This morning. On Sunday and on yesterday
:, considerable number OF delegates arrived
rjo the Richmond. Fredericksburg, and Fo-
tomac railroad, and now occupy rooms at
Ford's Hotel. The following is list OF
those whose names have been reported to
the Rcception Committee: Hon. Il. c. Berry,
of Chicago, ILL.,, Supreme Chancellor; Hon.
Samuel C.. Read, of New Jersey, Past Su-
nreme Chancellor; $. S. Davis, OF New
Hampshire, Supreme Vice-Chancellor and
the following Past Grand ChancelIors
+. F. Lewis, Baltimore; Alexander Gard
ner. Detroit, Mich; r. r. S. Libby, S. G..
Claytor, New Hampshire j. S. Harrington,
Massachusetts: Hugh Latham. Alexandra,
Va; james y. Weeks, Pittsburgh, Pa; u.
w. Ward, Philadelphia; W. Long, Mlchl-
gan; w. B. Thompson, Nashville Ii. j. Cam
nitf, Lawrence, Kansas; w. Ill. HaZello on,
indianapolis; j. w. Root, New York; w.
Blancbois, George Hawks, W. j. Macmillan,
Philadelphia; J. w. Cochran, Jersey City;
j. j. McMulen. J. }. Wiley. Wilmingt on ;
X. Il. Ingcrsoll. +. NJ. L7wton. Maiue' j..
i. Heushaw, Il. d. Grccnman, Milwaukee ;
J. L. Driscoll. n. II. Tilton. Providence j.
L. Pierson, Woodbury., Nj; w. B. French,
Camden, \. j.; L. Edwards Washington,
DC; G. G. Carver, New York; J. B. Lowe,
Samuel Read, Mount Holly, n. j.; John z.
Sinton, Johnston. Pa; w. Ell. FL. Russell, st.
Louis S. G. Greer, Philadelphia; T. L. Cast
burn, Mobile, Ala; D. i. Thornton, Vir-
gilia +. L. French, Omaha; W. II. Moys-
Ton, Memphis, Tenn.: j. G. SpruiIl, Nor
folk, Va; e. A. La Rose, California.
Many more delegates aud several lodges
from Baltimore and Washington will arrive
by the early train this morning. They will
be met at the depot by delegations from Sy-
racllse and Gernlania lodges OF this city.
Oriental Lodge, of Baltimore, will breakfast
at the Pythian Castle Hall. During the day
the uniform corps Of Norfolk and detach-
ment from Petersburg will arrive. A dele.
CATION from Danvile Lodge. No. 19, camt
last night. 1t O'Clock tonight the grand
welcome ball will take place at the Exchango
Hotel. and tomorrow is the day for The
grand parade
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THE DOLLAR STORE Is selling genuine mcer.
shaun pipe for ore dollar.
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HARpER's BAzAR, New York Daily He
raid, Baltimore Daily S'n and Gazette, re-
ceiyed from j. T. Elyson, newsdealer, lll2
Mciu II rect
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A NosUMRNT as BIG as TILE GRAND PYRAMID
might be built OF the teeth that hare been ruined
neglect shall tpis thing 60 In face Of the great fae
that SoxepoST Ii certain preseryattys OF deitai
6ecs Up ss
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FRAYsER MAKES TIE BEST WORK IN E CITY,
and only haf-price. m.
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YOU CAN BUY gentleman's drcssing.gown or Il
spring mattress at SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH FAIR,
corner sIxth and Main.
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THE DOLLAR STORE has Just received beaut-
ful patent toilet mirror which they are selling at the
low price of one dollar.
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SPRING OPENING or ALI. THE LATE STYLES OF
HATS for men and boys at 2. WEIsIGER Co.'s.
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To COUNTRY MERClIANTS-Look at the "B
Select" whiskcy sold by ". ID. BLAIR & Co., corner
of Ninth and Main Streets before You buy your
stock They make very large discounts to the trade.
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THE DOLLAR STORE has just received new and
beautiful assortment of vases. Call and examine
them.
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i,NC Al MATTERS.
r5,Y ttTy COUNCIL.

| IL W Nll.it. E->'i.- k'''V'N'Nt' AhNNSiS.
:,.',> t.r,.,rrnan. Cctircll. Davis. Eng
NJ Monroe Ward. Forester, Gentry.
s... U.r.ln<, .innr-. kcr>c. Llp>comb,
g.. ~, NIzrrr, Ncwhcrrv. Oliver, Starkc.
g.. rl Cl4y Ward. scott OF Jefferson
II .,I. ~:riu,. Talbot. Nahdct'a'' wagner,
r.. ....u-. ana W}i1la'h.
,7Ery-> CENTRALLY.
-. Nrwl~rr,. from the Committee on
....,. Grnt.a.t. submitted the following
>..- . THAT this committee recon.
,..' ~" election o! City Engineer
}a..ui uy the death Of Captain Charles
!. lr.iM;ryA. Ice deferred until the fourth
....3a in June. l>.3. and that the present
&C.. l.,,fncsy. Nj. :. Edward Bates, be ap-
..., Acting Engineer Gd hie,1m: and
n. Auditor i" directed 10 pay 10 the
...',v at H." lat" Eu .iurcr tie >amly due
..r iii rr during TIE months OF April. May.
.! 1luy ior her OWN >cTarat" Use anu sup
..t" I,ld un The table.
r., cumrl.tcr recommended the rclectlon
Is Number al petitions. which was agreed
FHrl also recommended thr adoption
tNHnw.ug resolution:
....s.y,'i. That The Cny Engineer he
a"rcov directed 10 grade Broad street
., .f First street to Harrison street. and
81. >""' u F''"''' VI :" "i"I" W '"N
. :.ut ~ may hc necessary, hr appro-
.>rr that purpose" Adopted under 4
'.:A ~ 't' i".'H' >.
.'a',''' ''>' l''N''''' al o'"'r
riItIou Ia III" !mprovrMHNt ri
N.'"H was taken ui', ail'n1'a' anu
.~
FINANCE.
VII. ~t".l,-. from the nance COMMITTEE.
>.4l,ird a report representing that the
..aunr" Lave assessed the hcense-laXes
.'r rUrr'nt H>"a! Irlr, anu ask thtt the'r
'HH i.' &pI"Nrd. lHcN. nave also eN,
.a~ the >"u'MGI.> ~ 'i!r Ahdlior aiiC,
aEra>'!r"r i"r lH' ih1"n 80 "thf"ais' anu
.H1 '.t" 'H'.' are. '' V'."'h'''tr t"'"SH'
II ,' ..3 :" r"ah-" III" !"'GNl OF Tue taNo
,." .t"'.'H ci'>> ~ >r''i'i! " an" OH tne hiln
...-' .3 ,'""'a + ~ ''tS "'"'!''"'' ''i'ci nus
I'D 'Nii4- 81 '"A">. '"' ""'yn puI p':e .ns!
.o."'i,''" ~! a.''''"i'ViH VI 'i"'.'''tV 1t! c''-
"a = h',Ni lri""F oca'FS a''u coHini'>sloh
~4r."H'>. .Nd'i,ltH.
"r. ~trah> also iAIl before loc '"''ncii the
'iH-
.. I"s'.i' re- %a'i .t"mLcrS Of he CITY
'sa" ~ H",noaI:
"'' hrN.-'idNiiG assumed with un-
reluctance Inc pi>I'lon assigned ne
.""@iliy"l thr President as chairman
. ,.whrc COMMITTEE at period when
.. ~ "A> threatened with protest; when
..r.. "j Hcr elnpioye> ana other creditors
'" '!@d W"eh her bonds could not be
',".. H'F -ptNa"ic account had been
} ldrE'>i>tu. nave i"lt Ii dHe 10
&.l !" Inc iHanre committee timt l
,.. un l."orda plain statement Of the
r""'!!iioh oi the city with the
..- laEi hAr" led 10 it, both as al
."t any Shortcomings OF the commit
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CLOTHING AND SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER, and u
perfect fit guaranteed or no sale, BY +. B. SPENCE
& Son, 1900 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS have large variety OF new
style; ncck-ties,i neckscarfs, lace haibes, rufhes
linen collars and cuffs.
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USE LESS OF DooLEY's THAN OF OTHER YEAST
or baking powder, as 1t Is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give 1t fair trial. Grocers sell II.
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HANDSOME PREsENr.-Rey. c. c. Biting,
D. D., pastor of the Second Baptist church
of this city, Yesterday received from the
First Baptist church of Petersburg very
handsome and costly gold watch and chain
as an expression of their gratitude for SER
vices recently rendered the church by DR..
RitLinn.
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ANEW SUPPLY OF LADIES READY-MADE SUITS
and undergurments, Just received ut LEVY BKc-
THEIRS.
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CALL AT FRAYsHs'S INTENSIVE GALLERY, AND
see the large photograph for 81 OF cards ~ per dozen
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHUBoRi FAIR AND FRAY
sER,s extensive Gallery are crowded with the clue
OF our oily.
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CIVIL BUSINESS. s.-The Hastings Court was
engaged yesterday in transactinS civil busl-
DpsS
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GO GET YOUR DINNER TO-DAY ut the SECOND
BAPTIST CHURCH FAIR, corner Sixth aud Main.
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OPENING At VIRGINIA HAIL BEAUTIFUL cHRo-
MOS and pastel rainlipss. Something entirely new.
S. X. CAMPBELL q 60.
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RIBBONS CAN BE HAD OF LEVY BROTHERS mucl
below the regular prices.
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FINANCIAL.
(DY TELEGRAPH.l !
-- -~-

NEW YORK.
New York. April N.-siorcy ciote! easier at
commission Sterling, lo7s. Gold, 1lsstSiisl. GoY-
crnments declined !. State bonds heavy, with but
little change. T'nntssee'S, 10; new, 7sl. Tir-
ginia's, 80; now. 90; consols, 53s; deferred. 49,
Lousianas, ~; new 20: lcvec as, 10; levec SIS, co.
Athana s's, 80; Sc, 55 Georgia S's, 20; ~, sly
North CarolIa's 20 new, le; special tax, II. South
Carolina's, IS; new, 10. April ana October, 20.
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GET SOME OF D. CoLUMBUs's CHOCOLATE
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NJ. ELLYsoN ( Co, Advertising Agents, D1sP8rcH
building, VIII rcrese and hare tben,
inserted In sny Journal OF she country at rcgDl
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DR.. PERSONS, TIE MAGNETIC PHYSICIAN, VIII
remain ut Ford's Hotel until June lst.
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING OF E. B. SPENCE soS
merchant tailors, 1900 Main street. T.
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ICE-CREAM, ALL FLAvoRS, at ID. CoLuMBUs's
32l Broad street.
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Jackson WARp.-The meeting in this Ward
was postponed until the latter part OF the
week.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On aN sales Of real estate made 5et,cee the lSt of
January and soth Qf June the tares for the pre-
sent year hdreto be paid Iy the purchaser. Ors
az snteS made 6ettceen the ISt Of july and last
IF the year the tdres hare u be pad uthe StILer
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BALTIMORE

BALIIHVhE. = -
BALTiMoKE, April li.-Eirgipia cOrso!s s3t West
yirSinias, l3i; North Carolnas, old, IS All bids.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15

ADVERTISING IN HrSTIxGToS.-The newspa-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL.

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL.
PontiGcal High-AIass was celebrated at
103 O'Clock Sunday morning by Right Rev.
Bishop Gibbons, assisted by the Rev. Fathers
Janssens. VanderyyVer, and Hanly. The
impressive. " "Formes" Mass was sung by
the choir in excellent style. Father Hanly
preached the Easter sermon on the "Resur-
rection." After the Mass, the Right Rev.
Bishop Gibbons gave the Pontitic;l Blessing.
Fespers and Benediction at O'Clock in the
evening concluded the services. At ST..
Alary's German Catholic church, Mass was
celebrated in the morning and Vespers sung
in the evening.
MANCHESTER CHURCHES.
The regular pastors oficiated at all of the
churches Sunday. The sacrament was par.
taken of Mt the Presbyterian church. A
large prayer-mecting for the benefit Of the
sick OF the congregation was held at the
Methodist church in the afternoon.
The Easter celebration Of the Meade Me-
mortal Sabbath school was held at 4 O'Clock
Z. NJ. Addresses were delivered by Rev.
Dr.. Wall, and Mr.. Snowden of England.
Some beautiful selections were sung by the
choir and school, and number OF prizes
were distributed 10 the most deserving. The
report of the school was very encouraging.
Meetings at the Colored Baptist church at
sunrise, forenoon, afternoon. and night were
largely attended, and great interest mani
tested.
At the Baptist Sabbath school the aggre-
gate attendance was 2I2, a marked increase
over previous Sabbaths-the boys leading 10y
ten.
PRESBYTERIAN sUNDAY-sCHooL UNION.
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sundav-School Association was held last
night in the lecture-room of DR.. Hoge's
church. The President G.. d. Hill, ESQ.,
occupied the chair.
After the devotional exercises, the reports
for the month of March were rcad-as iol-
lows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-15
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RICHMOND FRAME WORKS,
T!rginia Hall.
keep the largest stocks Of frames and pictures
.sala south Of Baltimore ~,
at wholesale and retail.
The trade supplied.
:. Il. CAaPBELL & Co..
Virginia Ball, Ninth street..
PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS
made To order br
f.. B. SPENCE 4 Soy,
Merchan. Tailors,
13o1 Main street.