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THE TOBACCO MARKET AZ REPORTED.
by THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF

Virginia Leaf-For Virginia tobacco there does
not appear 70 nave beei any additit sA demand
Is percepti6le in some OF the other departments OF
the tobacco trade. There Is now better assort-
aas
mgnting; but still buyers hold sloof. AZ Rich
, nond We observe the aees dividing m1s Dr.
s iess clearly ayed defined: bot there tho cause
OF divergence Is the price !. the price Of
indifference OF buyers. In the present state OF in
guiry there 10 not much ENCOURAGEMENT to dealers
or factors to increase their suppls and unless an
and perhaps great deal better, 10 make effort to-
keep up an assortment. Indeed, Is would seem a.
article si hsS reaSed the latter FOR they
speak IS II the trade had finally become OF very
minor innpt rance -. -
Nan,fdctu u, Gu Business in this department has
been fair the past week. With charaster1stto way
wardness the favors OF the market were net evenly
distributed, some getting more and some less tnau
their share OF the trade that was done. But, ait6
geher there were transactions snfncient to make,
the week compare farorahly with its pegdesessors-
home consumption on the part Of the larger desersS
and jobbers report moderately good demaud from
local retail buyers Groeers accustomed to suyinE
speak OF sluggish inquiry from their correspon-
dcuts, and are, therefore, less frequently In the
market than was their wont erstwhiio. Much OF
Inc duness with these and all other traders Is oE
course due TO the unsettled condition Of auancial
affairs, grocers, perhaps, being hsmpered on .nis
their credits embracing q wide ARIA Of territory
aud \ very large number Of corresponding OF
moderate means, from whom IL Is difficult to
The hope, 1t is some slight consolation 10
observe, still survives that this impairment
will not be perpetual. but II must be con-
with which the country has 1nally been afflicted,
requires very ssnguine temperament TO expert
ience much satisfaction from thar nope. Asenufn&~
consolation, however, Is deriyabe from the know
ledge Of the people rhat nothing worse than has All
ready been Done Is likely to be perpetrased NJ
when the worst has to De faced TO know Of Nhntth9
worst is composed. Trade may possibly quicken.
aow that the end draws nigh; the wish - AniSefSah-
that It may. ''n ~ - ~. -
Smoking.-A week OF average activity 70 an
nounced by dealers IN smoking tobacco. LOCAL
about the usual extent, and Inferior orders enarae
Ing medium, nne, and extra fine good have Seen re-.
ceived and filled, In slightly Increased Quantr
Indicated BY the transactions OF soAo Of the Lead
In Hr,ps
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TOWN WITH MONOPOLY.-Att the
Drequest OF many ladies, have engaged In the
manufacture or human hair. For that purpose /
haye taken trip 10 Nav York, and engaged the
services Of real artist-practical har-dresser and
worker-and Will In future. IS In the past, DEFY
uelition In price, quality OF hair and skull OF
Look at the price for making eombins switches
soc, 75c and IL; large size, " 20. Caris aao
other work in proportion. haH "ouSh' ano e1-
changed. o.r,oa FROM, ono
Of tho largest stocks OF the Kind In the State.
VI lao inst RECEIVED the latest novelties In Steel
.ornaInents and bendeaux, fancy jeNelry, chate.
iaines necklaces, fans. ruching, dotted grenadines,
LOT aei',' 49, oN' mh24.lm
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BALr,xoRr.-Dull middlings, l7gl ~ e. i9 9ss
uiaSIinrs. Iekc: good ordinary, oHc. Sf9es Ut IL
catnts 81 bales E1portsfo Great sfsai IN 81
bales continent, APO bales S S2ss I,ies ~ 's
oa GIaaiiyssTOy.-Qu GOOD oranaIy; Io> 49,
receipts, 6l6 bales. Exports coss'"'
assi aI End nnainr inda soass
wiss 9s2 bales sAes, 200 6aie1. To- u,adl,nrs.
,s MEar RscslpS. 500 bales Shipments goo
bales. 4 n ,,st. 5,o,dtlinra 16kc. Neg
" a1 h.les- sales, 20 bales. 30 ". -
.iss'e IT, Is5;. R 4sssps M
s ss, Sss Ed s s.ss Isass ms
NEW ORLEAS.,sSIhp.ni.n s aross reelp,s 81 bales
ksi ssS toe :isnins go
HonroLx--Lower and quiet lev G ossssaises
l8kc. Net receipts 500 paieS'
81 balas. sales, zoo Bales. r,,ddii.xl 165c.
~, rseaInt. Xxx balsg- Sales, f54 bales. mid.
Mos1EWeak m niSfnsss iSs. Mel receipts.
dlings, 16c.; gooos nroutA.st - r-7E,jE II
335 TALES. sale6> 3DV DaieSs
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NEW ORANGES ORGANIzsD.-By G. W.
Koiuer: Barterbrook Grange, Augusta--W.
Is. Patterson, master; j. F. Harnsbarger,
secretary.
ByJ. w. Morton: Bendon Grange, Not.
toway-H. Ii. Epes, master; +. S. Dcane,
secretary.
By same: White Oak Grange, Dinwiddie-
J. c. Bishop, master; W. T. Fisher, secre.
tary.
By j. W. White: Wylliesburg Grange,
Charlotte--Jobn B. Barnes, master; R. O.
Robertson, secretary.
BY same: Border Grange, Pittsylvania-
w. 7. Sutherin, master; G. j. kingley, Sec
rotary.
BY same: Stoney Cross Grange, Mecklen-
burg--S. G. Farrar, master.
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p1 HSae I
amber s1s5gsls6 g9oa 70 Rrl97e reS Corr xcaS
SiIe sonthern, s5@ssc.; yellow southern, $50
s4c oats sun dropping southern StSoo s,ra mye
9;m,r meats sciye; shoulders, 6HGp7c: clear rib,
Bacon sS,ys . snsusaas sG Lara afm
r,o, nttSi nHc Wes,ern butter Unbalanced; stock
sc ~ Gffte auet but firm good TO prime hio
csrgoes, 2Os@22S. Whiskry quies at d. s"saf
upchu nupL
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H.AIIsWOI1A, &c.

MO MONOPOLY, BUT FAIR DEAL
~ MGR. FERRANDINI, ARTIST IN HU-
MAN HAIRwoRK and LADIES HA1R-DEEssER
importer of RAW HUMAN HAIR, all OF which is
prepared and manufactured by himself IN the
latest Partisan styles, therefore dealer, whole
sale or retail, con aaderSei him here elsewhere
in the United states for The same quality Of goods.
r. FERRASDIEI Is ut present In correspondence
with the leading merchants In human hair In Ger
many and France, and also with the principal I'M
porting houses In this country and will exhihit let
tiers and price lists for human hsir1ork to any who
doubt II. He Is therefore prepared TO offer goods to
dealers 10 per cent. cheaper than any establish.
ment here or In the northern markets. -. . -.f-..v
The ladies of Richmond will find great induce
meuts supply themselves with the latest Partisan
STYLES In human hairwork OF every variety At the
old-establisbed mauufactory and bazaar of fashion
Of -.....-...-.. ...-- K. FERkANDINI
Nos. 61S, Gil and GIT Broad street.
I. Office and centre store No. 61S. P" .-@
no not mistake the So.-Sl3. ap21-1n
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Ans asrehants OF Porfsissoutfi on tho
TaR BiiI-nastpe News.
Special tefegTum 10 the Dtsn,,.I, /

aspesil se'egTam 70 the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, aa e9c Va, April 23.--At q mass.
meeting Of the merchants Of Portsmouth to-
msnt + was resolved to use every means lnis to,
resist the passage OF the merchants tax hin
now pending In the Legislature, and com.
lnHsee OF hye was appointed to visit Govrr.
nor hemper and urge him to veto the act if
1t should pass. - - se ~
Inc English steamer San Antonio sailed
for Liverpool to-day. .-i. ~,
the sarkentine Runtress, from Richmo nd
Tor Rio put to sea to-day. s.aa.i
The United States steamer Dispatch sailed
ior washington at meridian to be refittsd
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0 III bnles at I7HGl 7ic. Flour dull and droop.
ing: common to fair extra t6:40@t7.36; good
10 choice, ~ 40@$11. Wheat dull aud heAvy at t9
GsSc. FOR new western mixed; s6@S7o. for old
western mixed; size. for prime southern 1ellG~s
Snet aid steady Taliow In fair demznd At 7h0
5Hc. Resin and turpent!ne firm. Pork lower; new.
III Lard lower 10Ac. Wh!skey deciaed1 drmcr
o7KMQ8c. Freights h"'yv-
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PgYpAyMgSTo OF POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPER
A plan bus been suggested which, we think,
ought TO be adopted If CresWelfs prepay.
ment scheme receives the endorsement oil
Congress. 1t Is this: Prepay by the pound
OF ton, and use stamps only on srans!et,l
papers, Wilmington Star.
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Tho Veto.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Rochester fired
one hundred guns over the veto. The re-
ioIcing is general throughout yankeedon.
The Philadelphia papers, except the Press
and Inquirer, approve the veto. 'Ine PreSs
saws: "The President has taken issue with
large majority Of the American people, IN.
cluding large majority of the Republican
party" ;, =
The veto is hailed with enthusiasm by the
morning journals. s~....3.-<
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PosrAL.-The post-office at Folly Mills
Augusta county, Va, 10 discontinued Tor
want of candidate. The papers 60 to Staun-
ton. The postofIice at Pierces, Goochand
county, Va, is also discontinued for the same
reason, and the papers SO to Erin Shades,
Henrico county, Va. $. 5,a ii -.
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Strike OF Railroad Emn,oxe. ..

:, Clkc1HsArI, April 23.-The railroad EN-.
- po1 os On J., the Louisville Short Line struck
~ III ne strike is said to be caused by
,oe so.1pany being behind hand in the nav.
rho 49,. I'll salasles; Rumors are current that
tanta l. me are letting the water out Of The
Aho tearing up the tracks.
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Heavy L1fe.Insurance Suit

PHILADELPHIA, April pa suit involving
$500, 900 for life insurance against the Ne"
York Mutual Company, is pending mere:
The question is whether the insured party
was murdered or committed SUICIDE. -
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MERCANTILE DECIsIoN.-A case has JUST
been decided by the United States Circul
Court at ST.. Louis establishing tile prlnclple
that when merchant sends circular ny
mil offering to sell an article at q Stacy
price, he is bound to fill an, order az tha'
price when it comes by due course OF mail,
unless the circular contains reservation OF
a limit as to time, &c. In fuctuatlng arti-
Giles under this rule merchants must have 8
care about sending such circulars. -
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The following Is the report Of Mr.. L. QinnioS
weighmaster. OF the sales Of 1--we stock ffsn thG
18th TO The 22d April, 1S74:
CATTLL-rer head common TO eItYa soaf at from
3h@6Kc.i49 D., GROSS.
sHEkP:--soid srom woollsd oa7x; clipped, *
@6c. p D., gross.
Hoea-soit from S@sYc. q D., nat. sd54-.eG =
LAMBs.-Per head sold from f4G126.
VEALs.--Per head sold from $6Qtl4. $50 al,
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AYouns Murderer

Rosros April ss.-A tifteen.year OLD oeS
who was recently pardoned from tne ne
form School for mutilatipg ehilaren; u ~;
been again arrested for numbering ana telti'
hlv mntilating another child. I
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PROPOSALS..
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
Va. April FL, 1874. !

OFFICE OF CITY ENGIHEER,l
.-. RICHMOND, Va, April FL, 1874.
NOTICE.-seaIed proposals viii be ere re-
~ rriyed at this Office until TUESDAY NJ,
2sth April at IL o'clock NJ, TO 1urnlsn iIe cry
mules and horses with FEED, fEofENDSn' KY
for the term OF three months - -. - ,l,a
The Committee ON Streets Generally TeserSe t t[e
,at tn rel. CT any or all bids Offered and OF gYne
Tie Contract for each article required to me owest
bidder therefor, and IN the artice OF liza 10 give
'hS ,s of nrnnosais can be obtained by applying
1T this Office. VI. r. St,,, Eaai,as,r
an 0l-td ShJ I1eN
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VHE LATEST SPRING STYLES. sseea
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. y
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEMELMAS, returning her thanks TO
generous public for the liberal patronage she has
received tor the past twenty years, announces that
this will be her last season In Richmond. Having
lust returned from the North she offers very large
and superior stock Of HATS, BoSSETS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, &C..
which she will sell at very low prices, being COM
PEELED TO close out her entire stock this season 1T
any sacrifice. Millinrrs who have not made their
spring purchases may obte In unPreGedented bar
gains at MADAME b. DE MGLhlAS o,
ap S-3m No. 1928 Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 80 1874
OFFERINGS
WHsAT.-White, 20 bushels.
CoRE-White, 566 bushels. Yellow, 232 BUSH
els. Mixed. ! 6 bushels. -
OATS.-120 bushels.
uAY.-70 bales.
SALES.
CoRg.-W bite, 16 bushels very GOOD at $50; 43o
bushels prime on private ternls-totai, 446 bushes
Yellow, 242 bushels on private terms. Mixed, 10
bushels at S9c.
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Tho Arkansas, War.

L,rr1s, Rock, April .23.-colonel Rose,
with his handful of soldiers, is master of the
situation, but affairs are daily growing usi
lier. nses 4 80 paxter,a,
men, are going home. III, =!
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Marine Disaster.

Key WEST, April 23.-The British steamer a
mississippi. from Liverpool for New Or
leans, Is ashore off Cape Florida. .WseeSess
hare zone TO her assistance. -
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T AIDES AND MISSES SERGE <gs5,
IL LACE and BUTTON CATERS, S|es
Ladies' and Misses Serge Foxed and Button GAL
TEkS; u,as.,, rron.b p,aek Kid. and Serge
CROQUETS; .'f< -..- ~
Marie Autoinette BUSK1NS; %s.
Juniatias, Magnoilas, and other styles Oh sLlP-
PERS and WALKING SHOES; :,
Gentiemen's, Boys, and Youths Calf Prince Al
bert CHORDS, TIES, &C, box, plain, and e1-
cb,iJren,s aud Infants Colo-ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS In In n endless trsds Variety just re-
cfTIST0M work MADE TO ORDER AND
eHaHANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
opee'"' JOHN II. BOSCHEN & SON,
lilo, 500 and 51l Broad street.
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,,,,-ofan ocean steamer.

Pm, .pEIpu1A, April 2a.-Tbe steamship
ohio smiled to-day for Liverpool with 60
saloon passengers, Her cargo includes u ,OVo
bushels of wheat, $500 barrels -four, ana
400 bales Of cotton, .7sssa 4t'.,.'t 49,. "a.
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MRS. TURNKEY desires TO call .-.@.
very cheap; C CoRsETs Of Various styles Saks
some with shoulder-straps; SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
very desirable for invaliis; MISSES and CHILL
CORShT-CLASPS, extra lengths; BUSkS and
SIDk-ST EELS, DRESS PROTECTORS, and Other
useful articles for ladies'. HOlP-SK1RTS OF my
own manufacture and made to order vt short notice
No. 7O1 Main street, near Seventh.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

Spain.
MADRID, April 23.-The Carlist General
saballs, commanding at Gupuzcoa, has
issued proclamation decreeing the punish.
ment Of death to all persons furnishing food
to the cities OF San Sebastian, Renteria, and
Irun. :
A dispatch from Pedro Atlantic says an
army OF 5000 Republican troops are march
ing on the town Of Vslmasada, ~ miles from
Bilbao. - 80
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an 22-3m
r OOK AT THIS AND ECONO-a

OOk AT THIS AND ECONO-a - :
IL MIZE, AND BUY WORK MADE. ATMEA
HUME.-Ladies' Serge Button Boots sold at % ~
the RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE -FASIOR1 ,
for 1915; Ladies' Serge Lace CATERS for " La
dies Serge Lace foxed e to Ladies Serge
Lace Caters from ii rs TO 1925 Ladies' French
Calf Lace Boots, S2.75; Misses, Calf, good
school shoe, at $3.50; Ladies Kid Button Boots,
$3.50: LADIES' Pebble Goat Button Boots, $780,
Ladies' Pebble Goat Lace Boots at ~. SO; Misses
81; Gents French Calf Boots, S7; Gents E5epSn
Calf Caters from g. 70 IS Boys from &3 10 S3.5O
BOYS frst-cAss Calf Shoes, $3.50.
Children's Shoes sold ut low figures,
AL work manufactured by me warranted and no
other kind sold. ... - ... .,.s s-.
REPAIRING neatly done. 1900
Parties Wishing 10 buy good BOOTS and SHOES
viii find II to their adyan tage to give me call.
Respectfully, HENRY G. BOSCHEN.
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BY Telegraph.
Nnur YnDY

BY Telegraph. q
NEW YORK. -m
FRw YORK, April -Eoou--Steshs active,
unsettled and feverish, Money, 4. Gold, 112k
S.enange-Long, AS6; short, 4S9. Governments
oah anu lower. States quiet and nominal af.l
BALTIMORE. ...--.
eALTAoRa, April 23.-Virgtnia 6,s, old, 30 /;
w vons'~, oo. west Firgini's, 10Y North sasc-
Ina's, old, AZ; new, 10; special tar. q. n,a.-
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,,xyc,,,r.rT MARK~

ST. LOUIS MARK ELS. - - i
ST. Louis, April 2s.-Markets generally aaA ~"
unchanged. .--s.---.-------
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BOOTS, SHOES. DC.

TUST RECEIVED, q full line of thea
y latest spring styles of BOOTS andAsA
SHOES. Rurl's fine Shoes specially; AllN
styles-such rs ladies. misses and chldrens FOX,
Kid. Goat, Serge Button Boots and Laced Ralmo-
rails: gentlemel's, boys, and youths hne SHOES
such as Calf Congress, Calf Union, and Goat Ties.
Give me call and YOU shall be satisfied in price as
we'll as quality. w. W, IA 1LOh,
an % corner FOurfD ana fbroau stree'e.
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\ u 80 80
LHE iAx.oh charlottesville .RIehShand
Dspasch says: . The merchants viii i'' n
course nay their license tax under protest
ana test The constitutionalty of the saf1,e',
socn law can hardly stand judicial scrtlti.
We fully agree with our coten,porary,
10 regard to the tlneonstitutionalt of the
proposed tax bill. and Judging the future by
the past, we incline to the opinion that Gov.
kemper will veto 1t, and on that ground.
There can be but little doubt that many Or
those who voted for the meas,re-many Of
whom were lawyers, entertained opinions
precisely similar to those Of the Dispatch,
but, with an indisposition or inability to meet
the requirements OF the hour, they have o
second time during this session thrown a
heavy responsibility upon the Governor. 1t
may he that, in view OF the latencss Of the
session and Of the absolute necessity for
some kind Of tax bill, he may be in
duced to sign this Objectionable law,
but we do not believe that even in
the present emergency he will. This,
however, Is mere speculation. and whatever
may be the fate Of the bill, 1t does not re-
lleve the Legislature or n want of capacity
for the duties they have been elected to per-
form. This bill, II 1t be approved by the |
Executive and fails of being upset in the |
courts. will have the effect Of driving out Of
business majority OF the merchants, and |
thus, instead of increasing the revenues, will |
practically diminish them.
The measures Of ephemeral efficacy which |
the party in power are systematically resort
ing to are indicative Of q tota! inability to |
provide for the payment Of the public debt,
and the State must therefore be driven,
nolens rolsns, from the quasi bankruptcy in |
which she now vegetables, to open repudia-
ton. Whatever may DC the motive, the
present course OF the Democracy OF Virginia |
Is tending as directly to that end as is the /
course OF the sun from east to Hest.-Lynch- |
burg Press.
We say let the old tax bill stand rather
than such an abortion as this new one
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J,OIuSyILLE Make

CINCINNATI. April 23:-Elou1 aa1 d cS.a I uu,g
s,esdy. Baeon-nothtDg doing. 90 80 d" ~
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TIE MERCHANTS TAx-Of course this ,s
unconstitutional but, outside of that, 1t Is
threat OF the Assembly OF war upon all
trade-a war that must destroy not trade
only, but all capital as well, and the very
life Of the State.
1t is piece of Wild folly, unworthy an
ass"mblage OF men above the Hottentot
level, and Is very little better than that
savage economy that cuts down fruit tree
to gather the uit.-Norf folk HirQinian.
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REAL HAIR RRAInS,

REAL HAIR BRAIDS,
and all the novelties In the market Us they appear
In my line.
Motto: Small profts and large sales.
Call and examine before purchasing. So. ~.
ARs. B. W. SAUNDERS,
405 Broad street,
for the past eight years. ap 2l-TuW&F3t
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Death ON n s.o.

Fortress MONROE, ApriI "a c,,,.,.
Joseph Montgomery, OF Hattbewo o .opn
Va, died on. the steamer n. p. Rann 49, ~
day while on bis way home from Raltimo w.
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PRACTICALLY 4 EILLINBR,
I DO ret fear competition, and o1.r among che
large stock now in store, and receiving weekly by
express, all the novelties Of the season; among
which call your attention to the most approved
styles Of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
ELDERLY LADIES CAPS,
BREAKFAST CAPS, ...
CHILDREN'3 EORMANDIES,
-' FLOWERS, SILKS, AND RIBBONS
IN profusion, and OF all the variety Of shades
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COTTON MARKETS. APRIL -,

,,,.,exuyx April 23.-Tiour 0uiss snd un.
hoCis,> Eorn and provisions in fair deaAnd ana
S Sr,n lard unchanged. Whisky, ase ,,.l,
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VETELLE,
CoRSla OF

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS
offers to his friends and die public every
.rnc,c for the table arz all the Injuries OF sea ano
land and every lasituds, from the lakss 10 tie sF0
ncs-aIl served on hs tables to order and is1nlsn'
ed to parties and famSlies- ~,
His BAR Is slAs supplied with saeEsSs oess A'l
oJJORS and BRGWRD DRINKS AZ =, ~.
HI, ARA ngcmsaas for OYSTERS are the oest:
Such Oysters ~ are served a. hss SSAA'
be found elsewhere. s.az' - d,o
Come. friends, and test rs5 asssssfohs' AtiA =
all. the compliments Of the season.. -, =;
- de "a
--oc,.S. Z. REAR, gR,
~ = Richmond, w. yprmerlyof Gordonsyhe,yn w
uHE VIRGINIA. MATCH CONAN
are manufactures, through process 1nH in
only to themselves the best r. tr,a az n home
sns so' Snaad yoi1r money HERE ana thereDJ
Ssin n mild 10 home mannfactqassssa.; cK o co.
rrhtr,y- rst and Main 81 Oh ana 5lUS ae mai
e~ and u Cary streets, Richmoad va ~ 1=soes
lDREMIUM STEAM 1D Dye ANp
| CLEANING. Wo EhasSSsoND, Va, !;
= No. s04 MAIN sTREEIS,. EiH' art,eles 70 -
oLLE EIes or Eyed WIN ind IL 70 1ne ae ed
s'Wys o Ms done at short notice. rd S-asfaeao
ofh.h M n S. j. SCOTT.
Chh aa l''Ia-.' Propriesor'
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THE MERCHANTS TA1.-Tbe mercantile
community are sensibly aroused at the in
justice which they think would be inflicted
upon them by the tax bill now pending in
the Senate.
That the principle upon which this tax Is
laid is clearly wrong, If not wholly uncon-
stitu.ional. we think hardly admits Of a
doubt Lynchburg Virgtntan,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, Arn1l. IA Asss,
sun r,ses. s. col Noon sets. 80
Sun sets. $40 High
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lust RECEIVED, a full line of thea
81 latest spring styles Of IVA
BOOTS An u A TIERS ~
prince Albert and Goat-Ii .-,
J,anister Il Tichnor's FINE SHOES . specially.
WISGO, Elicit & CkUMP,
M ooo On, 1908 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-24

desire 10 announce to my friends and the pubYe
generally thatI am now receiving from The
North the
LARGEST DISPLAY
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
ever offered at retail to the Virginia public
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MILLINERY.

GRAND OPENING,
". %
WEDNESDAY, ArBrL a..
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-, n The KlchWoH" H'''"7
rtnr.r'r~'"" ~, ~ TIN cnEsArkAKs AND
>o1@sE A y'', CONDITION OF rns SUE
ore SAlLNy ~ rnr CITY OF sfAUNros 70
srfTIoN> y, ..,IxoAr--sAla OF CITY rao-
-, Il. ...,>. ,,ril %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-24

NEWEST STYLES OF SPRING MILLINERY