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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-24

TIE GENERAL TAX AND ASSESSMENT Bull
House bill for the levy, assessment, and col.
lection of taxes was put upon It's passage In
the Senate last night and defeated. 1t re-
ceived only twenty-one votes, whereas twen.
ty.two were required. The representatives
Of Lynehburg, Petersburg, Norfolk, and
Staunton, and of smaller commercial COM
munities Of the State, voted against 1t be-
cause Of the oppressive tax 1t laid upon mer.
chauts.
On motion Of Mr.. Pridemore, the vote by
which the bill failed was reconsidered.
II Is understood that if SO amended as to
place what he considers a proper tax upon
transportation, telegraph, and other such
companies he will vote for the bill. This
provision, if incorporated. to be, however,
imperative if the General Assembly passes
q special bill leyying tax upon these sub.
jectS. Such bill is now under consideration
in the House Of Delegates. With Mr. Pride
more'S vote added to those it received last
night the bill can pass the Senate. ....
Several amendments have been engrafted
upon it, and in any event it will become ne
cessary to send it back to the House Of Dele
gates. At O'Clock to-day the Senate will
take the final vote. If il fails Of passage then
it IS, utterly dead, and the bill will be re-
turned TO the House "rejected." tits proper
to say that Messrs. Holiday and Wynne
voted for all amendments proposing to tighten
the burden upon the commercial commu-
nifty, but voted for the bill upon its passage,
preferring it, bad as it is, to no tax-bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-24

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justice White.
The case Of DR.. E. II. Hudson (negrO),
charged with malpractice, was continued
until Saturday to await the result Of the
coroner's inquest. ..g.,.
Jacob Street (negro), charged with steal
ing silver watch from Washington Davis,
was discharged. ...
The cases of Sarah Randolph, Jane Brown,
Caroline Taylor, and Willie Pierce (negroesA
charged with trespassing on the property of
j. James, was continued until Saturday,
Sarah Randolph being bailed in the sum OF
$500, with Samuel M. Page as surety.
In the case of Alexander Walker and
Alexander Davis, charged with throwing
rocks against the door of John C. Karlah,
Davis was discharged and Walker fined
$3.50.
W. W. Elicit, guilty of an assault on W.
81. johnson (negro), was fined 81.
The cases of Mary Thomas, Johanna
Thomas. and Martha Anderson (negroes).
charged with keeping disorderly house Of
bad repute, was continued until Monday.
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cITT. K. PRICE T. co. are receiving daily
MN MEDIUM and SHIFTING PRINTS,
ftht aLtS and FRENCH CAHBRlCS,
IAHhh t.Nt. SILK : and POPLISS,
LAt Is Il:IPED PpPLINS, "
ELtoh GkD-GRAIN aud BONNET SILKS,
rIElft u ami PLAIN FRENCH SlLko.
tDIL ARD POpLlAS POSGEE POPLlSS,
hHiLhlANllNES, SILK WARP ALPAChS,
E::Ath MATEkED y and other trimming SILKS,
VII r r1QUk.S, 25c. 10 Fl a yard;
HAMBURG EDGES. VAL. EDGES,
EokSETS. kID-CiLOEES.
iyccs not givea IN ds,;ali for staple goods, but
Evcryaing sold Is loS ~ any house in the United
St4les: I. K. PRICE j. co.
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THE CONSERVATIVES OF OREGON HILL RE-
PuDIATE THE REFoRMERs OF CLAY WARD.-At
meeting of large number Of Conserva-
tive citizens Of Oregon Hill, recently held at
the chapel, n resolution was unanimously
adopted repudating the reformers of Clay
Ward. and declaring it their Intention to
support the Conservative ticket and none
other.
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Iy,ABLB TO AccEpr.-Right Rev. F. ii:
WhittIe. assistant bishop of the diocese OF
Virginia, has been forced to decline to preacn
a sermon to the English settlers OF Virginia
in this city, at the Monumental cnurGn,
on May 24th, the day preceding the
celebration of the Queens birthday here' lor
the reason thas bis attendance VIII De re-
auired at the Church Convention Wnien
begins at Charlottesville on the 201h OF that
month
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING m TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFF1CE April 20, 1874
George F. Dominick, 95 Wall street, New
York Miss Mary NJ: Flournoy, care Rev. B.
NJ. Smith, Hampden Sidney. Prince Edward ;
Miss Mary A. Price, 122 west Twenty-second
street, New York city; MIR. B. 81. Smith,
Twelfth street between Main and Franklin,
Belvin's new building.
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- NEW GOUDS-APRlL 10TH.

DRESS GOODS, such as FOSGEE, CHALL1,
>ERGfS:
ATIH-sTRlPFD PIQUE, new, for orerskirts;
BLACK SILKS. all prices, from al so TO the best
Beautiful BLACK TAMISE and other styles or
mourning goods:
IRON GRENADINES. new mesh;
NU!iAlRs and hLPACAS, choice brands;
KID GLOVES, Victoria and Harris, new shades;
Ladies FANCY STRIPED and BALBkIGGAN
HOSE:
FkiLLiNeiS and KCFFLISGS in great variety;
Splendid SPRING CASSIMERES;
sglc.b PILLOW LINEN al Csc. 10 the best;
LINEN slEETINGS, DAMASkS, and NAP
klSS:
DAVOL BLEACHED COTTON at / SIC.
ap 16-,h30 HuDGlNS, GORDON & co.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Thomas R. Jones,
who resided on Twenty-seventh street near
the corner of P, was taken sick suddenly
Yesterday between and 9 O'Clock, and died
at noon. MIR. Jones was pressman by
trade, and was about ffty-fve years OF age
Spring gfield Division, No. 167, Sons OF lem,
perance, and Crystal Temple of Honor ana
Temperance, No. 8, of which societies Mr.
Jones was member, will parade 10 pay the
lsst end tribute of respect to bis memory.
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II HUDG1NS, GORDON & co.

III HJDGsNS, GORDHSk & co.
ARE kECEIVING, APRIL 7,
hh7-SS GOODS, curther supply,
iATAsOLS a beautiful stock;
'1eIe-ia and iiarsiss SEAMLESS KADGLOVES
u" shades;
Ladies anu mlsses' M eamer THREADS GLOVES;
'SoieS a@1d misses striped HOSE, Ghckr u.s.
SorI-sns;
M .'AcH Lac" and summer sAAWLS;
,n,',iH ,HlnH GOODS in every variety;
'h'N GRENADINES, specially;
Hs* l't Of hamburg EDGsSGs and INSERT
lSGS;
EtFfLiNGs, SCARFs, beautiful neck and sash
RIBBONS:
heaanful COATIEGs and CAsSIEEREs;
oavoi bleached COTTON, I6Nc. ap 6-tm90
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THB HUDSON CAsE.-Dr. Taylor, the city
coroner, held an inquest yesterday over the
body of Mary Boyd at the City Morgue, and
the jury rendered verdict that it was
highly probable that the deceased had died
from the effects of Hudson's treatment
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Soss OF TEMrEaASCE.--The semi-apnual
session of the colored Grand Division of Sons
of Temperance will be held In Leespurg'
Loudoun county, on "Wednesday next. Deie,
gates who attend the Convention VIII oe SOFA
halftare tickets over the chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. They will leave TINS city on on
Tuesday night by the express tram at S;oV
"wednesday. The Convention assemblies at
10 A. M. on Wednesday.
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WANTS.

WANTED, purchaser for the STOCK
~ and FIXTURES Of = frst-cIass FAMILY
GROCEkt STORE. in q good locality. For
office. ap 21-WGFo.
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PEnsONAL.--Mr. William s. Caldwell, OF
New York, now ia this city, Rho zas stricken
with paralysis last week, is recovering he
was strong enough yesterday evening to take
A carriage-ridc. t
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ISspEeT1os OF TIE MILITARY.-Company
q (Walkser Light Guard3 will assemble at 3
o'clock te-nigst for inspection, In accordance
with regimental orders
The Richmond Grays will also assemote
at The armery tonight at O'Clock lor IN
speesion.
Tie Stonewall Guard were Inspected last
night
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THE THEATRE.-To.nght the Theatre will
be again thrown open, on which occasion
Miss Ella Wren will be rendered compli-
mentary benefit. "The Duel in the Snow d"
is announced as the play. The entertainment
will conclude with "Jenny Lind"
At the matinee on Saturday /" Uncle Tom
will be presented.
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"A Visi. 70 the Broad-ssreet dry goods house of
ooHES BROTHERS is invariably attended with an
advantage that Is not met with In any other house
IN tue city Their aim is to buy goods Co the hest
au'an'age, and their "mosto" to sell at the slight.
nm 1s possible advance regardless Of market value,
nave one price to ALL and II the crowds that
n.. ner place Of business daily might be Judged
. 1.ion OF public appreciation, NO one Will
uooos that their !" motto " is a good one
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THB WEAraER.-The weather yesterday
morning was cold, damp, and rainy: ia tne
afternoon. however. It. cleared on nean!l.
fully, but by nightiall it eioudeo up agssn
and the rain fell very heavily for t'me.
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company.

sDASy1LLE RAILROAD GAUGE MEETING.
The meeting called to consider the proposed
change of gauge of the Richmond ana Dan
vile railroad, and continued by ADJOURN.
ment, will be held tonight at O'CLOCK, at
Assembly Hall. The interest felt oy all clsl-
zens on this important suolect VIII doupI'
less ensure a very full turn OUT, as Oh the
former occasion.
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PROPOSED PIc-N1c.-At the meeting Of
Old Dominion Club last night it was decided
to have picnic on the 18th Of May for the
purpose of raising funds for the approach
ing political campaign in the city.
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BROKE OUT AFREsH.-Last night, the fire
having broke out afresh in the ruins of the
Haxal, Crenshaw & Co. mills, Captain Aims.
lie stationed the engine of Company c to
suppress the flames and watch the fire during
the night,
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s MALTHOPrOSIQUE.

":Iare Just received Anather and full supply OF
BtRioES ENGLISH EXTRACT Of MALT and
Hofs, 'Ti.rh has been So faNerably prescribed by
oIr Ge,; Physicians rs telrcasl general debility,
ratetulLns, nervousness, sc.
MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
az II sJz Main st,eet
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
VOTERS OF MANCHESTER, ATTEN-
TION.
REGULAR CONSERVATIVE TICKET FOR
CITY OFFICERS
to be voted for at the municipal election,
THURSDAY, MAY 2STH:
Mayor: L. r. Chiles.
Colnmonwealth's Attorney: A. Carter Attkisson.
. City Sergeant: Henry Fitzgerald
Treasurer: Joseph W. Bronaugh, Jr.
High Constable: Henry X. Gary.
Clerk of the Hastings Court K. Hunter Rcazley.
commissioner OF the Revenue: w. Il. Lithgow.
THE above ticket WAS regularly and fairly nomi-
mated at the City Convention, to which delegates
were chosen from each ward by the largest meet
ings ever held In Manchester, and is In every way
worthy OF the support of all true Conservatives.
Presidents of Ward Clubs are requested 70 thor-
oughly organize, and to leave no effort untrled 70
secure glorious victory.
BY order of the City Central Committee.
MIJcIFSTEp hprII g. ap 9-eod3w
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f- SUMMER MERINO SHIRTS 70

e- MINER ME \ . SHIRTS for
.ea:,uen n 75r. S5c.. eoc., and 81. all 25c.
:-.uv regular prices:
CgNILENES'S LINEN HANDhERCHlEtS al
$50 Irv dog worth 81.
rEtTWtE-rAIED DRIVING GLOVES at soc.
worth 81 pair: <,u,r,
Kill snd nuG->klN GLOVES:
nRt>> si!lKTS: ~
itNFN. CLOlii-FACEr. and PAPER COL
LARS: -.
C2ATNT~. TIES. BOWS, and SILK Han OkER-
CHIEFS: "
sp,lI'I-' APS. SOCKS. SUSPESDERS, COL
AR AMI SLEEVE. BUTTONS. STUDS, SC,
=. LEVY BROTHERS..
isy.r assortment of UMBRELLAS. ap22
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MA1L.-The night mail between this city
and Lynchburg has been resumed. The
mail closes at the Richmond office at $50 Z.
NJ.
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FIRE oN.-Superintendent Paynter
has repaired fire station No. 13, corner of
Twelfth and Main streets, and that box is
now in good order.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Williams
& Gibson sold yesterday brick tenement on
the west side of Eighteenth street, next door
to the corner of Franklin, for S2,O79.
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isr MAY will be positively the last day on which
ackets will be sold at Richmond in the masonic
Slis @ Concert, at Norfolk. P. WEIsIaER Co
IIU4 Main street, have them for sale. /
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~ MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY
WITH The HOUSE.

7. K. PRICE & co. have now fun stock OF els-
ssa; AoURNING GOODS, just opened.
ROHBAZISES, TAMESE,
CREPE CLOTHS,
ALPACAS, DOUBLE hOHAIRS,
DIAGOSALS,
CeLOSSA CLOTHS, DELAISES,
LAAbHERES, GRAPE Wells,
CRAZE COLLARS,
BLACK KID and SILK GLOVES, &c.
Samples sent by msn If desired. Inh 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-24

Mr.. GEORGE L. HAYNES was elected quar-.
terlnaster sergeant instead OF com'nisssry
sergeant of Company +,
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-This court was not in
session yesterday. 1t meets again this morn.
ing at II o'clock.
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M oufEhhE fl CogRT OF ApPEALs, THURSDAY
Inc following business was transacted IN thIs
court yesterday: - ~'e0 ~, IL t1lls sn's
Pollok's administrator us. sutherlin From
the Circuit Court Of the town Of n nary;i,a ina'
opinion. I, s*3 "'i'e 'ue '
Buford us. Pollok's administrator From
the Circuit Court of the town of nanyilIe.
Affirmed, Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion.
Moran us. Brent and ais: From the Cor.
poration Court of Alexandria. Reversed
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Humphreys, &c, Us. The City of Norfolk
Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering the
opinion. - A.,
John Neeley, Esq, of Accomac Court
house, was admitted to practice as counsel il
this court.
Coleman cs. Commonwealth further or
gued BY William L. Royal, Esq, for th'
petitioner, and r. T. Daniel, Esq, for th'
Commonwealth, and continued until to-day
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FANCY PERcALE SHIRTS JUST RECEIVED BY T.
B. SPENCE & SON. -.
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ToBAcCo.-The breaks of tobacco at
Shockoe warehouse yesterday were upwards
of one hundred hogsheads.
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LATEST publications, for amusement or inssruc
tfon. at ScuAAP'S news depot, 14O2 Main.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10h A. n, corner Ninth
and Broad streets, fancy goods, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. D., at their store
an assortment Of furniture, sewing-machines,
harness, showcases, &c.
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CALL on E. B. SPENCE & SON FOR YOUR
SPRING CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR.
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NEW STOCK OF SoBBY GEcKwEAR JUST 70
eeiyed and for sale low by E. B. SPENCE & SeN.
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.WAGNER's VIRGINIA YEAsT-PowDERs-the
BEST cheapest, and most reliable-sod by druggists
and grocers.
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have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand Of "B-Select," controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR s. Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fusi oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. McCAw, H. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College of
yirQfuia
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AAEsDAENrs TO THE GRAND jury Law.
The General Assembly has passed and sen
to the Governor for his approval the follow
ing act in relation TO grand iuries:
/. Be it enacted by the General Assembly,,
That sections and 3 of chapter 200 OF the
Code of 1878, as amended by an act entitled
" An act to amend and reenact sections l, z,
3, 4, 5, and 8 of the 200th chapter of the Code
of 1873, in relation to grand juries," ap-
proved March 9th, 1874, be amended and
reenacted so as to read as follows:
81. There shall be grand jury at each
regular term of the Circuit Court, and at
any special term thereof; and at any term
of q corporation court, upon the order Of
such court, or the judge thereof in vacation;
and authority is also hereby given to the said
Circuit and Corporation Courts, during any
term, to order the empanneling of grand
juries for such term. ....
SO. 1t shall be the duty of the clerk Of the
corporation court, at least FIVE days before
the terms Of the corporation courts deslg-
mated under the first section Of this act, and
of the clerk of the circuit court, at least five
days before the regular terms thereof, or on
order of the judge thereof, in vacation, at any
time before special term, or upon the order
Of said corporation or Circuit Court, at any
time to place in the hands of the officer OF
such court lists of the grand jurors selected
by lot as provided in the previous section,
made off by township or wards, US the case
may be, according to the place of residence Of
the several grand jurors, and embracing a
sufficient number Of such persons to form
such grand jury aud it shall thereupon be
the duty of such officer to summon the per-
sons mentioned in such lists to attend on the
first day of the regular or special terms Of
said courts, or on the day designated in the
order of the court"
9. This act shall be in force from its pas
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CONSERVATIVE CoMMlTTEE.-The City Con-
Servatlye Committee will hold its regular
weekly meeting ut O'Clock tonight.
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JAPANESE SILK PoPLINs, new spring styles, at
so, 80, and 75c., just received atJELIUs MEYERS,
6O3 Broad street .--~
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NEW STOCK OF FURNISHING GOODS JUST re-
ceivsd by e. B. SPENCE & Son, and for sale low.
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ENGLISH CLOTHS, CoATINGs, AND cAssINEREe
Just received by E. B. SPENCE & Son, and will be
made to order In the best style at low prices.
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NEW STOCK OF READY.HADE CLOTHING JUST
received by e. B. SPENCE & SON, and for sale low
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance In the
State Treasury yesterday was S86a, ,soo.ss.
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MERCHANTS! Examine ScHAAP's stock at l402
Main street, near Fourteenth. ..;1i ~
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a FEW MORE TICKETS LEFT TO the Masonic GIT
Concert. at Norfolk. p. WEIsrGER Co., 1921
Main street, Richmond, Va, will continue the SAFE
or tickets until the night Of May 1st. After THIS
thew will sell no more, as returns will have to be
made to reach Norfolk the day after.
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Go to l4l4 Main street and get some OF the finest
DWARF PEAR and CHERRy-TREEs that have ever
been offered in this market The stock Is first class
in every respect .-...
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WuoopIkG-CoUGH SIRUP-an efficient prepa-
ration. - L. WAGNER, Druggist
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OFFICE MASONIC RELIEF AsS0C1AcI1ioH'$
NORFOLK, VA, April FL, 1874.
Po,ohatan Weisiger, Esq, Richmond, Pa.:
Dear Sir and Brother,-Your telegram received
"Hurrah for Big Richmond" Little Norfolk is
coming to the nobly, as is also the CocSaoe
Clty.n Memphis sends greeting-twenty thousand
dollars for tickets. Yours fraternaIy,
HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary.
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rnvrlS. TOWELS! TOWELS!
eh@EszE 5s.:s ra{,S mgssAssGa "a "A ,sas aow vsr
/, .,;<h 50. 4; - per dozen worth -. We
%' ,., ;c,rc,> ST higher and lower prices, bat we
.s,, . 5. aHc:t'on' the towels above mentioned
o. ',> >.raort.rari.y cheap.
:, 49,, lEVY BROTHERS,
rll. and lOIe Main street
Richmond. Va.
,..,,-UNE-pNLL.AR KID GLOVES.
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT, at Norfolk, VIII
positively take place 9th May. l
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=? MATTINi! MATTING!! MAT
TING1,.. 4 new lot "f WHITE and RED CHECK
MATING, IL Il! qualities just received IT
LEVY BRO1 HERS.
Look Z; our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. ap 20
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NEW STYLE COLLARS JUST RECEIVED By z. B
SPENCE & Son.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTs-best fitting shirt In the mar
ket-for sale low by K. B. SPENCE & Son.
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spEtikE. Sot2Se@.

Sk
-, .tN SILKS. BLACK siLhs!-
i, ,>pvcrMENTs OFFERED
rs,iAI rr SILKS al al trr yard.
h"HD >llkS sl.fo per yard
NIN>r 81; Ms Al 81 .2a per yard,
"", >i1.kS al $3.50 per yard,
h',h sIlkSatSl.7S per yard,
".H,,x sll.kS si 81 per yard,
N'H,r sim sat&225 rcr yard,
M. x Ill rs al $3.50 per yard,
W., >1lhSst S2.75 per yard,
"',,n >lLKS y: So per yard,
-, Sll rs Al S3.2a per yard.
''H >u k> $3.50 per yard,
w, N1IITk-STHlrED SILKS at a
y SIS:
,',.r T.l'.* .'.,k Q, ''"oSF0 SILKS l" a" Of the
S.. ,.IlNs and vtLoGRs, for trim
C.N" LEVY BROTHERS..
H'.',, ryr oNE. DOLLAR KID GLOVES
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PERSONS AT DISTANCE, where the sale OF
tickets In the Masonic Gift Concert, at Norfolk.
was closed on the goth instant, can procure tickets
from P. WErsIGER & Co, 1901 Main street.
their letter Will reach p. WElslaER e Co' before
Isl May.
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For FINE CIGARS Oh CHogCE TOBACCO, call si
ScHAAp's variety store. l402 Main street.
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Ritluond 1ispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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rrrrs, nobby jewelry at scHAAp's.

$4,000 paper collars for sale at scuAAr'a.
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY at scaAAr's.
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e. >HAWL>. SHAWLS! SHAWLS!-
SHETLAND >IlaWLS in AL qualities;
STRING SHAW l.S in great variety;
Lac. >HAWLS:
ESAtQCk>:
RLAGh Vi RINO SHAWLS, and
BhkAGt SHAWLS. Al
LEVY BROTHERS,
lOl7 and 1919 Main street.
Ir.ka: our DpLLAk KID GLOVES. ap 22
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PARASOLS! PARA
>rI>.-A large stock: large assortment, ,
,,-i- - sui; everybody style 70 suit everybody:
suaaiy Ia >uit everybody at >,.,r,
Lc.1k =; our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. ap 22
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rnsxELLAs and canes at ScHkAP's,