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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-01
COMMISSIONERS OyYIcE,1
RICHMOND, Va, March ~, 1877. g
SCHONBERGER AND AIS. vs.. J0R-

IN CIRCUIT COURT HEsRIco COUNTY,.
The following is an extract from the decred ems
tered In this caflse on the 2st Of Goyembef 1$51s
The court doth adjudge, order. and decree tfats
this cause he referred ~ Of the cou1satonekg
Of this court, who shall take evidence inquire tud
Ist. What estate. real and personal. WAS Ieft by
Patrick Jordxn deceased, lateiy Of the county OF
Henrtco, and what portion OF said estats, anys.
Jordan, Us nte-;enalt, under the VIII or said De-
I'd. Whether the said Frances AnE jordan has
ba cOumriiTg waste OF the aSt9te LETT to her for
M. Inv the Will OF Patrick Jordan, deceased md
fo what extent and also whether me per30nM pro
perty left by c said decedens should be SOLD or se
CURLY required OF the hfe-teIant for is
ID What debts are due by the estaxe OF said dece-
dent and their order OF priority: ~
aih Who are heirs OF the saia Patrick Jordan, de-.
ceased who ere entitled 10 the estate In ice Of saq
dceecut after the expiration or the Liz eStafe OF
sid Frances Ann Jordan therete
And the Court doth further order tiiss the satd
Frances Ann J0ntan do Lay before ths gqmmlSr
sionef full statement Of a progsT. Msn M
annexed OF Patrick JortsR, deceased. ant o3 negS
tons rs such while $50 CON-
sioner Is ordered TO autt, state, ard sEtte
on law renor.iDe at same time whether said admln.
is,ratrlx has gwen Gond 80 such III penAisy sa1A
security sufficient. - J. S, ~ a.
reisrred Is authorized aud directed 70 puottAe ~
time ,nd Iace OF taking tho accounts an9
shs inI,iiries ordered herein once Mee1 nr hf
saccessiye weekSin some newspaper ~ -
sitS m Richmond, end such publication kilcat re-
sniya,ena to personal service upon all ma
EfiS suit .s5 sts3 sssssS ~ a
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CARD.-It appears that an impression has
been made on the minds of a number of per-
sons that Mr.. Charles D.. Bray had diff.
Guilty with the maD, John Jackson, who was
arrested for shooting him. In justice to Dir.
Bray, take great pleasure in stating that it
was myself. and not Mr.. Bray, that had the
difficulty with Jackson. j. G. EACno.
April Isl, 1873.
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The FIRST THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR
HUNTINGTON first express train for
Huntington left the depot of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad last night at 10 O'Clock in
charge of Conductor Jno. Elicit. There were
some eight or ten through passengers on the
train and about the same number for inter-
mediate stations. Engine No. 46, in charge
of Engineer John Newman, is the pioneer OF
the first through express.
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Flour INsPEcTED.-Th following is a
statement of the flour inspected in Richmond
during the quarter ending 3lst March, 1873
1910 barrels family SO, 400 barrels extra SUI
perfine; 1,779 half barrels extra superline
295 third barrels extra Superfine; $500 bar
rels superfnc; 2,571 barrels fine; ,l25 bar
reIS mddlin.s; 1868 barrels condemned.
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FLuE BURsrEr.-One Of the tlues of the
heating apparatus in the capitol burstcd
Yesterday and burned one of the convicts
who was engaged in pulling down the fire.
The boiler and iiues need repairing, but il is
hardly probable that $500 appropriated by
the General Assembly will be sufficient.
This is the second accident Of the kind that
has occurred recently.
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Failed TO .irrEAR.-Thc preliminary trial
m '. {. Chandler for 4 tcloniuulS assault on
i. J., ErnyinS, at the Fairfield House, Iienrico
,,Wuly, committed oil the night OF the 18th
"I.h, 'onk place yesterday ut the county
.ra.t-hu'I,r before Mr.. Jacob :. At!ce. j. L.
'.r nlf;yiHs hciM~ sill too unwell 10 testify
'nfac rlIli"r. Chandler was iailcd in the sum
.. .i1l ."r his appearance before the grand
D,: uu In" 18th instant.
Tie condition OF Mr.. Grayins is reported
improving. with Il strong probability OF final
-.----NnIN in his l.iNOr.
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MEETING OF MERCHANTS AND OTHEns.--A
meeting Of merchants and others was held
last evening at 6 O'Clock, In pursuance of a
call of 7. w. McCance, president Of the
Chamher Of Commerce, published in the
Dispatch of yesterday.
The meeting was called to order by the
President of the Chamber of Commerce, T..
w. McCance, Esq. Captain z. G.. Coghlan
acted as secretary.
The objects of the meeting were explained
fully by General W. 81. F. Lee. president of
the Virginia State Agricultural Society. II
was to devise some plan to give prominence
to the industrial and commercial interests of
Richmond. He said any arrangement made
by her citizens would receive the co0pera-
ton OF: the Society. AS a body corporate
and as individuals the Society were not here
asking for aid, but cooperation.
MIR. Peyton Wise offered the following re-
solutions, which were unanimously adopted: !:
9 Resotred, That committee of twenty
hVc persons business men representing the
various trades and callings Of the city, be
appointed by the President of Chamber of
Commerce, whose duty it shall be, by per-
sonal appeals and otherwise, to see to it
that the oity of Richmond be properly repre-
scented at the approaching State Fair in IN
eXhibtion of her varied industries.
Resolced, further, That such committee
nave the power to raise funds by subscrip-
ton and otherwise, to be devoted to the
of1er of premiums that may tend to such an
exhibition as called for in the foregoing reso-
tuition; and generally exercise such discre.
tlon as the accomplishment of that purpose
may demand" =
On motion, the chairman Of the meeting
was made one of the committee.
The Chairman said he would announce the
committee ut some future day.
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Lost CnlLp.-A gentleman passing alonea
Main street yesterday forenoon found little
girl, apparently four or five years of age.
weeping bitterly, and wholly unable to tell
where or to whom she belonged. lie put
her under the care Of Mr.. Miller, a Main-street
merchant, until her friends can be found.
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ORDER OF ST. LUKE.--The colorcd Order
of "St. Luke'' celebrated their third anni-
vcrsary last night by Il parade through the
principal streets preceded by Il band of
music, and an address at the First (African)
church by one OF their number.
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GEORGE P. RowELL 6 Co.'s fame rs advertising
agents has rendered their irnl-name q household
word. Everybody has heard OF them; but perhaps
every one does not know that this firm have for two
or three years leased column or more of space In
nearly every prominent and reliable newspaper In
the country. .-JoaTnat Recorder, West MeriatGa,
Conn,
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ANH.vEEsAEY CELEBEATIoH.-At regular
?N",;!a.. ol Company ID (sidncy Grays), held
a 'A.ir armory. they resolved to celebrate
t'jr >,cond anniversary in the following
m"n,r: That the company meet at their
sU"'ry on the lith Of April ut l O'Clock.
aos'h over the principal streets, thence tu
>"'>' .r"ye nca: isIc city for target practice
.''@r witch Ihcy will rrturn TO their armory
.'i be dismissed until O'Clock, ut which
;..r!ic company viii again be formed (with.
'F ayii, "r accoutrcmcntS), marched TO Pet
~, restaurant, and partile of supper,
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T., uy,fY OF THE BoDY or THE LAST VIC
7,,rr 1H, BRlDGE DISASrER.-Th" body OF
pnt, lituIler. one of the unfortunate men
,r.un,d II the falling of the free bridge, Feb
r.,r, 18Th, was found floating in the river
,rjly evening about i clock, near the foot
,lTwruty-tirst street, by J. Z. Gentry, mate
~ the schooner SON Of Malta, now lying in
r.. dock. The body was carried on shore
ir. delivered to the proper authorities. In
,.-gl,ion having reached Manchester Of the
,.l;Gg "f the body, 4 delegation of Stuart
I.,.i-r. No. Ill. j. O. q. f.. came over, and
IT,. h,.Iy was by chem tahen to Manchester
.n. ,urIn,cd in a handsome metallic coffin.
g,. >rcr,taiy Of ko>>inh Lodge, Media,
.u.. was inmclialcly tclc@raplcd TO is 10
- ,,i,uu,ition to hc made of the body. Until
,.t i, nal" known the remains will be
....nsd over tv the Lodge, and il they are
~ '.,ur ;n escort vii! attend them; but if
determined - inter the remains in Nir-
-.t ~ imposing demonstration is en-
H.. HIul;"v i> The lust Cnc Of the victims
Pc. ;.r Y,.r iridyc disaster, all the others
f......- l.. II recovered. lie WAS known both
3. i..r;aaorl and Manchester, having been 4
:....',.. III tt.c tdI-FclIuwS and Red Men !;
..Hl ..'.uu-it% comparative stranger in these
tt,.i.I- H.!f!rt!!r!'iy stuart Lodge, they have
s.. ...t;,.: considerable zeal in their cndravors
2 0m@ lis 1njy and in tcSt:fying their re-
..ur, - l.. remains.
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>,RivAL OF TuE STEAMER STATE or MARY
..>..- rac steamer state OF Maryland, Cap
, S., & ". TravcrS. which WAS due here Sat
~. :, reached this port last evening about
.ra'slacA. The urn-arri'al OF this steamer
,:n,r created considerable uneasiness yes
....g,y among mquy OF our business shippers
g., f,';, Eur. Various reports were in circu-
. .,..., rha: she had been seriously damaged,
1.,.Ac. C:"taiu Travrrs Informs lis that hc
.. 4 3!;,aarc Friday mt the usual hour hea-
., 2, .4,;eH. and on getting into the bay he
=, %. n.rtakcn hy the heavy blow which
,.,.p, down the coast Friday night and Sat
r.l,. uc immediately sought shelter i'll the
ra,i,a Of WicoHico creek, Just below Smiths
Want, where he anchored until Sunday
]. ]..,uluy. CaIAaiu Trivor> states that he has
,..yr,, in = >,.,.lifr Of twenty-five years, ey-
=. ..rn,cd such 4 blow as the one which oc-
..r..I ra the hly saturday. No part Of the
, .,.., a the steamer WAS dama:cd.
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IN TIE YEAR 1852 W. G. Il. FRAYsEE ENTERED
n small daguerrean gallery OH Main street, Rich
mond his native city, to learn the art then In its In
fancy, but which now stands second to none In the
Union; for photography has kept pace with the
times, and FRAYsER with photography. AS an evi'
deuce Of the fact go to his extensive gallery, oppo
site the post-otlce, and have large photograph
made In the best workmanship for 81, or ono dozen
cards for 81.
FRAYsER is live man, and our people know 1t,
and sustain him In all his undertakings.
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ii"&oNAL.-lscy. DR.. Curry is announced
-. ~ address III Newark, n. j., on Friday
ia 40: myMt.
II Antonio Brady and son, of England,
a., II BE EXc!!ansc Hotel.
'.''. Or. Fupp2T, OF, this city, will deliver
NE annual address at the approaching COM
VII @nccnrnt OF Holilns Institute, Roanoke
'vuuly.
Hon. Z. II. Braxton, ex-M. G. from the
>-'r4'a congressional district of Virginia,
49, @" he floor OF the House of Delegates
H".1.ruw
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ADVERTISING IN HUNTNGToN.-The newspa-
pers published In Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which Is opened to
Richmond by the completion of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad NJ. ELLYsoN 8 Co. are authorized to
make contracts for advertising in both papers at low
r,ta
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TOTHEs
IN DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS CT THE
gether with the twenty per cent. which bas 6ecns
added by order OF the Trustees, be not paid befeEe
the 18th Of April, 1873, shall proceed as The fBWa
directs on that day at o'clock r. In front OF tho
arket-house, to sell all or much OF eech Lot or
part Of lot as win pay the tax and cost thereon
G. X. HARDING, Collector.
MANCHESTER, VA, March 10, B7s. mh il.Tnf~l
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annual meeting Of the Bible Society of yir.
gina wonldbe beld this evening at the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. Rev. j. L. NJ.
Curry, d. D., and Hon. Thomas j. Kirk
patrick, of Lynchbnrg, will deliver ad.
dresses.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer
chants, clerks Of courts, sherffs lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all 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,
BDl-Icads Letter Heads Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills. Catalogues
Bi,lsof Fare show-Blllh, Checks, Drafts, Sc, &e.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ, for Mr.
Thomas Jackson, No. $50 Sixth street, bar-1x
lures, liquors. wines, sc.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell at - p NJ brick
dwelling No. ol3 on Broad street between JefTcr.
son and Madison.
D. h. WEISIGE Err will sell at II A, N. all undivided
one-hird interest in tract Of land In Midlothian
township, Chesterfield.
COOK Il LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. furni.
turc, carpets, &c.
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CoEyIcTs REcE1vED.--The following pri-
souers from Amelia county were landed in
the penitent,ry yesterday: Irving Booker,
one year for house-breaRing: Henry Will
liams. grand larceny, fourteen years.
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HYMENEAL.-SiXtecn marriage licenses were
issued during the past month from the clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court, eight Of which
were to colorcd persons.
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/ HARMLESS AS SUMNER DEW, yet Ia the highest
degree disfnfeceant and presefvatiye, SozoDoNr
keeps the teeth always healthy and spotiess and Tie
gums ruddy and free from canker. .i Z
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READ THIs.-STEPHENs'S COOPERATION EN-
yELoPE-OPENER opens fifty envelopes per minute
Combines lead and ink-eruser, paper-cutter, aud
bprnisher. Shuts up like knife. Try one. Foi
sale by j. r. ELLYsoS, ll12 Main street.
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THERE Is NO EXCUSE FOR POOR BISCUITS, ROLLS,
bread. gridde cakes, mullins, wafies, &C. When
nooI rY,s YEAST POWDER Is used. Grocers sell 1t.
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IsJUnED.-Saturday evening Mr.. Charles
W. Wicks, il moulderat the Tredeglr Works,
was badly burned in the right eye by flash
from molten iron.
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REDFoRp's, No. 90? MAIN STREET, IS THE
| AGENCY and the only place at which Dunlap hat
can be had in Richmond. Parties advertising this
hat will please see Mcssrs. Dunlap & Co.'s letter to
| q. NJ Marshall
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ALARM OF F1RE.-The alarm of fire yes
terday morning about S O'Clock was caused
by Il burning chimney on Fourth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh. No damage done.
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ElrTloS or OrFIcERs.-At a stated meet
-, I'll Rescue Council, No. /, ,Ir. .. u. a.
H.. the following were the officers elected
ir iHc cn,uin- quarter: g., Henry f.
t'"ii;i's; Y. c., Il. L. Picriran II. s., Otto
!. Nisc: a. X. S, VIM. TreXler; +. s.,
llLuicc l;ichtrr; Con-, VIM. Wallncr; W.,
''u>. Emncn'i&user; |. S., Albert Tooler ;
q. :, Adam Niacont; Jr. z. c., Frank
Ruth; Il. i. G., NJ. +. Richter.
i!E ELECTION OF OFFICERS in Shockoe
Hi! Division, No. 81, Sons of Temperance,
L., might. re>uitcda> follows: Worthy Pa
ir@fcn, Thomas Il. Evans; Worthy ASso-
cate, samuel NJ. Simpson; Recording Scribe,
Charles ). Britain; Assistant Scribe, George
ii. kcith: Financial Scribe, William T..
Alien; Treasurer. William L. Glenn; Con-
dHror, Creed i. Knight; Assistant Con.
d"'rur, u. ". Boironon Inside Sentinel,
'Hru. i. Malo; Outside Sentinel, James
iho:nn-. TrH"..r: l.. +. BosSeux, w. Leigh
HurI"m, =. .. simpson, William L. Allen,
i.on@i, -. i.yaus. Local deputy, &. w. T..
hr. l',,,Gc!d Trent. Tire officers will be
l,."ij l. Installed OH Monday next, April
"t.y. i. a., OH which occasion badge
81 ~'# oii be presented to Brother -
- - ". BphouuE.
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Roll OF HONOR AT THE RlcHMoNn HIGH
ScaooL.-The following are the names ON the
roll OF honor ut the Richmond High School
for this week: Serena Huteheson, Julia e.
Mitchell, Annie PIeasants, Belle Pieasants,
Emma sayille, Ada Thaskston, Carrie @1al-
ters, Beie e. Woodsor,, Matte Bagby,.Hs-
lena Laube, Alexina Hutchinson, Fanny II.
Power Annie e. Jude. Jacob Ezekiel, %.
Hutzlsr, Il. IS. Hutzlar, q. .. Stern, Charles
Straus, Joseph Levy. - d 80
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AFTER HAVING PLEASED THE INTELLECT LIS.
TENING to the enchanting music Of the opera, go 10
PIzzINIs and please the appetite and palate with
some OF his delicious ice-cream jelly, and cakes.
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THE BEST-sELECTED STOCK OF DRESS GOOD
In this city Is to lie found at LEVY BROTHERS,
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To THE MEMBERS OF TILE LEGIsLATURE.-Gt
to ANToN1's anG get your good things for home
,yor orl-
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HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-The
Board of Managers Of the Hollywood Memo.
rial Association will meet this afternoon and
attend the funeral Of Captain Dimmock.
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PASSENGERS BY TIE YORK RIVER RAILROAD
to Baltimore and river landings are informed
that they must take the cars to-day at L. 81 :,
instead of tomorrow. This is u special az.
rlnrcment for this trip.
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A HANDSOME AND wELL-SELEtTED STOCK OF
FIGURED AND BRoCADED JAPANEsESnKSi is TO b.
seen at LEVY BROTHERS.
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VIRGINIA HALL, THIS EVENING, APRIL ISL
No April-fooling, but splendid entertainment by
Professor STONE. -
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VIRGINIA HALL-TKIs EVENING, APRIL lST.-
No AprIl-foolng, but splendid entertainment by
Professor STONE.
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YELLOW BANANAS at PIzziNrs.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF BLAsK hLPA
CAS-, Black Mohairs, aud Australian Crepe at LEVY
BROTHERS..
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MEMORANDUM FOR APRIL l.-GET CAPiLLlNA,
D,Orsay Cologne, and good comb ana Drush ifoui
WOOD & SoS's Ninth and 3iatp streets.
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REcoLLEcT, A hAGNIpICkNr SET OF c'iAAhhh
furniture value, $5o-wtH be gwen away at We
,,,ni, mi, Inv Professor STONE this evening.
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1oU CAN SAVE MONEY by buying your photo
graph frames at the Richmond Frame Store, next
to the Dollar Store, corner Ninth and Main streets
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GO TO ANToSl's FOR FRESH ORANGES, FIGS
candies, nuts, raisns, &C., Main street.
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GENTLEMENs DRESS SHIRTs.-A select lot just
received, and is being sold remarkably low ut LEVY
BROTHERS.
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RICHMOND, April i, ls7s.

RICHMOND, April !, 1s73.
WE ASK THE ATTENTION OF THE
w CITIZENS OF RICHMOND to our PRESSED
and COMMON BRICKS, OF the very best quality; !;
ue inish; beautiful rich red color and unsurpassed
In every regard. Dur proximity ~ the city enables
tis to sell nc timely low prices. 3 4 81
Orders ieft at yard or Office, 1441 Main street,
win receive prompt attention, and parties Will DC
s''igI Most respectfully, r Iiii FORBES q ALLERs.
N.B. JOSEPH J.ALLARp, JR., has no connection
Whatever with the Baittmer. Brick Conlpany.
4 ap -eod2ws FORBES & AiLERS.
ATOTICE.-I have just received large
i cargo OF TERRA GOTTA CULVkEP PIPE.
f Mi sises. which VIII re sold at wholesale and re
~ cfye me a call Have also ON hand 4 auel
isssfrtrS,ent Of ERRA GOTTA YASES, No, and
STATUES Cor gardens sIld eenlefe = ... &
- - - Z o, - JOHN BOWERS. Iron Blcck
misis-srn Gosexnog stfegts Rictnaoaes 2.
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REEs & Co. make the cheapest and best picture:
In the city. Their gallery is on Main near Nintt
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VIRGINIA HALL-EXTRAORDiNARY SUCCESS
Fourteenth night of Professor STONE In his mar
yellous experiments.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL FIND AT P. WEIsI-
GER Co.'sa splendid line of hats to select from
and rs the goods have been bought for cash they can
offer great inducements to the trade.
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ENGLISH woRsTED coATNGs OF ALL THE
NEW DESIGNS just received by L. b. SPENCE q
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
Posr-OFFIcE AT RICHMOND, MARCH 81, 1879
p. III. Starke, Richmond, Va; Dan Lyons,
corner Twentieth and Grace streets, Rich
mond, Va.
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.T1N-TYpE OR oRFERRoTYpE PIcTuREs are not III
10 present 10 your friends. REEs s CO. make pno, p,
tographs, which arc more aatterins pietntes anu
more suitable presents, at cheaper rate than you
san get tho pictures on tin for.
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REcofLEcT, A MAGNIFICENT SET OF CHAMBER
FURNITURE, valued at fifty dollars, will be given
away at Virginia Hall by Professor STONE this eve
ming.
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CocoANUT-cREAM CANDY at PIzzINI's.

FRATsER HAS BEAUTIFUL ORNATE BUSINESS
cards for distribution. Call for a few.
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TO THE PUBLIC.-The Richmond Frame Store,
IN connection with the Dollar Store corner of Ninth
and Main Streets has Just received large assors-
meRt Of frames OF ell sizes.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

~ COMPANY, -Thea
~ regular quarterly meeting OF this commana
Will take place II HIS fThursday1 EVENING akS1f
O'Clock. Members are earnestly requested % bel
present. as btsfness pertaining 70 tho good OF each
individual Of this company VIII be Brought hGfo6Hs
the meeting. BY order Of Captain S.-W .FARaAa.s
ap 1-It4 Ed. BROWN, o. 3. re
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'iLAElsG FOR YirsNA.-Captain Charles
:. Aaa,Ison, OF Richmond; L. S. Gregory,
'-> >I'. Of Petersburg, and Alexander McDon-
e u, "i Lyncilhurg, have been appointed
,''I'd >tdes commissioners for Virginia to
,".cfiltend the collection of samples of to-
''.1', &C., for shipment to the Vienna Inter-
,.'1o!ai -. Exposition. All samples must he in
'''ciAlohd by the 18th Of April.
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SOFT MAEsHMALLow AND FINE-FLAvoREp
chocolate drops at PIZZINI's.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN SPLENDID PRESENTS
at Virginia Hall tonight
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PIzzINI'S ICE-CREAM SALOON WILL BE KEPT
open after the opera during this week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-01

NEcK-TIEs AND SCARFS OF ALL THE SE'
STYLES just received by K. b. SPENCE & Son.
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"THE HEART BOWED DOWN" will be sung b,
the opera company, and it ought TO be bowed dow
If you fail to take your lady to PIzzINI's.