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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
Richmond, March q, 1874. ....

CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CoAMIs-
s1oNER.-Mr. Herbert V. Graves, who re-
sides in Hanover county near Green Bay,
was brought before United States Commits
sioner Peasants yesterday, charged with
| forging two signatures of sureties on fruit
distiller's bond. The accused was repre-
sented by Judge Alfred Morton, and the
Government, by Major W. F. Worthington,
assistant district attorney. The evidence
showed that in August, 1910, Mr.. Graves
| filed in the collectors Office at Richmond
| bond in the penalty of 81, 900 10 allow
him to carry on the business of fruit distil-
| Ter. To this bond were attached the names
of Richard A. Woody and William T. Cog
hill as sureties, and w. IT. Dickinson, Mar.
cellus T. Dickinson, and Bernard B. Graves
| as witnesses to the signing of said names.
| Messrs. Woody and Coghill, put down az
| sureties, yesterday testified that the sigma
lures on the bond were not theirs but the
witnesses admitted that the signatures pur-
| porting to be theirs We're really made By
them. ~. - .-t-.
| The still was never really run by Graves,
but by Coghiil, and having become indebted
| to the Government for taxes, suit was
| brought on the bond and the alleged sure
| ties had it settled by paying $90.l0. Subse-
| quently Woody commenced proceedings
against Graves for forgery. Coghill and
Graves are brothers-iE-law, and it appears
| that there is somewhat of feud in the fa-
| mily. The commissioner decided to send
the accused on for indictment by the United
! States grand jury at its April term. Bail
| was allowed in the sum OF $1,000, and
Graves gave Joseph A. Walker and Jacob
Cobn as sureties.
Julia Sterns, the colored woman arrested
| by Captain Frey on the charge of rohbiDg
| the United States mail, on the plank-road
between Fredericksburg and Orange Court
house, on the 18th instant, was also arrai.ned
| before Commissioner Pleasants yesterday
morning. Several witnesses we're examined, :,
who testified as to the Joss of the mai pouch
from the mai-wagon and the finding OF it
on the same day, broken oren and the con.
tents loosely scattered near by also, as to.
the accused having been seen il the vicini-.
ty. Captain Frey detailed statement made
to him BY the prisoner, in wbica she
acknowledged finding the mailbag and
breaking it open. The accused stated she.
had been induced to make the confession BY
person mot Captain Frey telling her that
she would get clear by so doing. After
hearing Lie evidence, the district attorney.
in consideration Of the fact that the woman
is the mother OF six small children. held her
upon her own recognizance to appear at the
next term of the United States Circuit
Court .-..... 81 .-,.- 49,
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lust ARRIVED! JUST AR fSr
~ RIVED! JUST ARRIVED!-I have Ia
just received esr-load OF FINE HORSES from
'nc West and viii continue to receive monthly
carload OF tine horses which will sell on reason
able terms. Parties In want of match, saddle, or
family horses, by giving me ten days notice, will
furnish them any Size, color, or age.
-. T.. u. BENEETT. s.
..s.. Shockoe Livery and sale Stlbles,
Second street between Broad ana Grace.
NH 16-lm 'ss-3' 1888. ~. -: -
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The following conyicts were received
yesterday: John Sheppard. Of Caroline
county, ten years, rape; Henry Lowry.
Greenville county, five years, grand larceny
j. z. Wilson, Augusta county, two years
burglary; Charles Lee, Augusta county, two
years, burglary; James Lowry, Augusta
county, two years, house-breaking.
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On Monday and Tuesday there are no spe-
cial public offices. In the mass Of Tuesday
the Passion as described by st. Mark is
read. On Wednesday the Passion accord
ing to st. Luke is read in the mass, and in
the evening is sung in the churches that por-
ton of the divine office known as "the Of
fee of Tenebra," which derives its name of
Tenebre, or Darkness, from the gradual ex-
tinction of the lights, which, in the end of
the service, causes total darkness, symbolical
of the death of Christ and the mourning of
the Church. The nature Of the Office of
Tenebra on Wednesday evening treats more
specially of the Last Supper, which was
held on
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The observance Of Palm Sunday and the
religious services of the German Eyangeli.
cal Lutheran Bethlehem Church. will take
place at II O'Clock A. M. The confirmation OF
eleven catechpmens by the pastor Of the
church, Rev. L. Lochner, will be the main
feature Of the service. s,..y ......
Services for the Passion Week will be on
Thursday evening, and GOOD Friday in the
forenoon and afternoon. -,s. y. .....
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SERIES OF RELIGIOUS SERvIcEs.-There will
be series OF religious meetings held during
next week in the Methodist churches in this
city, in which all the pastors and congrega-
tions will unite, commencing on Monday
night at O'Clock In Clsy-street Methodist
church; Tuesday night at Broad-Street
church; Wednesday night at Centenary, and
Thursday night at Oregon Hill church.
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THERE IS HOLE in the sidewalk on the
west sidasof Ninth street, near the corner of
Clay, which needs attention at once. Main
street, corner of Twenty-fourth, is in very
bad condition, vehicles having to use the
sidewalks at times to pass it.
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WHITE THETH.-"we confidently recommend to
all who need an efficient and harmless tooth-pewdae
the elegant preparation OF MEADE BAKRR,
known as Saponine Dentifrice.'"
'JNo G. WAIT, Dentist GRO. W. JONES, Dentist;
r. n. HUDSON, Dentist; j. II. MOORE, II. D.,
j. MAAoSEY, Dentist; Dcnust: |:
w. L. BURTON, Dentist GEO. B. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, soc. a box. For sale by druggists gene
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AUCTION SALES TH1s DAY.

". GODDIN, u H., at the ONCE OF the auction-
eer, trustees sale Of ten lots In sidney, extend
ing from Grove street 10 the old scutnetoTn
road. s-a,s
MOODY & ROYALL, Az r. n, ,commissioner's
sale Of a business-stand at the corner of Eighth
4 and Hull streets, Manchester. f4ray$
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 8 PM, the store on
the east slie OF Pine street, between BeyerieJ
and Albcmarle streets.
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LEGrURE.-A literary treat is in store for
the citizens of Richmond. The Rev. w. a.
MiIburD, "the blind-man eloquent" Is ex-
pected to deliver one OF his lectures iD this
city very soon. The time and place will be
mentioned hereafter,
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COMBS AND BRUSHES, FANCY SOAPS,
Wallets, knives, and microscopes,
Strings for flddles and guitars,
And stock of foe cigars
SfrlL pig cane and variety store, 14Q2 Main.
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THE PIcKwICK PHARMACY, S82 MAIN STREET.
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open' WIN ne"
fixtures and new stook of drugs, medicines per
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular suenuoa
paid to compoundipg physicIans' prescr'psoas ana
family receipts. A. q. BLISS, Proprietor.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CoNvENTIoN.-The
Cbesapeake and Ono railroad will furnish
round.tr,p tickets to and from Jefferson,
Texas, where the Southern Baptist COnven-
lion will meet May 7th, at $55.75 each.
Tickets one way cost $46.45. ~.
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LICENSE TAxEs.-All persons who are re.
CURED to pay lieense-tax will be interested
in the notice of Auditor j. B. Royster
which appears In the Dispatch this morning
in another column. 49,.
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! ELECTION OF TEMPER AScE OrF1cgRs.-The
following officers have been elected in
Springfield Division, Sons of Temperance !:
j. Curtis Taylor, W. p; j. Ryland Epps,
W. A.; w. Hall Crew, F. s.; John F. Shin.
berger, r. !; George T. Burch, B. s.; r. D.
Harwood, O.; j. W. Carter, A. C.; ". u.
Craig, Chaplain /; Thomas r. Jones. l. s.;
Charles Haywood, o. S.; W.H. Atkinson,
P. W, p,
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With their usual promptness In such matters
Messrs. E. B. SPENCE & Son have put In their
spring styles OF CLOTHS, CAssIMRREs. and VEST
INGs. Their selections for the spring season ars
beautiful and sufficiently varied to suit ths fancy
Of any reasonable taste. With their corps OF er-
celent cutters and workmen Messrs. SPENCE d
SoS will be enabled to give satisfaction both as -
IL, style, aud price.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS ReMAINfSa IN TIE
RICHMOND T-OFFIcs MARCH 81, 1874
p. H. Starke, Richmond, Va; Dir. c.. Star.
key, care p. j. Crew, soap factory, Seven
teenth street, Richmond, Va. 4.
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/ NorARIEs PUBLo.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following notaries: j. C.Whites-
carver for Rockingham L. j. Griffigan,
Northampton and j. W. Gills, of Prince
Edward, -f
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The THEATRE-Mr. Sothern must have
felt complimented last night when the cur
tain rose at the Theatre and he looked out
upon one of the largest and most fashiona-
BILE audiences which has ever assembled at
any place Of amusement in this city. And
his audience, too, were greatly pleased at
the treat which he offorded them. 1t was
bis benefit night, and he appeared in one o.
his best characters" David Garrick." The
play he has made practically his own, and il
is one that has gained for him the very high
est praise wherever be has appeared. The
company acted admirably, and Mr.. sotherr
will leave behind him many admirers.
This afternoon, at the matinee, "Ou
American Cousin" will be again presented
in which Mr.. Sothern appears as "Lor,
Dundreary."
Tonight the talented actor appears for tn
! last time previous to his departure for Erl
rope, and will play "Dayid Garrick.''
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Police ,CouRT, FsIDAY.-Hinton Rogers
and William Harris, for lighting ln the street,
were sent 10 jail for twenty four hours.
james Murphy, q. -Yagrant, was sent 10
iail for sixty days in default OF surety. ),
Charles Gaskins, q nonresident yagrant,
was ordered to leave the city. aap
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ONE oYsTHE BEST PHOTOGRAPHER IN THIS
eisy Is our friend DAVIES, ef the LEE GALLERY.
He Is al No. $50 Main street, and heu frieGta
wish their pictures taken they cannot 70 aulss to
call at the LEE GALLERY. This gallery has u
splendid and weil.earned reputation. II does good
work nj reasonable prices. aud deserves well OF the
Heraal, AtscA 3, 1874. 'hs
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GOSHEN BUTTER, gllt-edge, fresh, received every
Tuesday, direct from New York dairy, at CHRIS
TIAS WHITES.
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: NARINE.-The new schooner S. C. Tyron,
Captain Nickerson, said to be the finest and
one of the largest schooners which has been
to this place since the war, left here yester-
day for Philadelphia. Her capacity is $50
tons; her whole length lat feet, and 80 feet
in breadth; has lower and upper deck.
She was built at Greenport, L. l., by the
captain and others. Her cargo consisted of
railroad ties owned by Jones Brothers & Co.,
OF this city. Captain Nckerson command
ed the schooner E. Nicberson, one Of the
old line of Boston packets, favorably known
to many of our old shippers. s
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H0piSE-FURNIsKfESG GOOns

[ IlLDREN'S CARRIAGES JUST RE-
,GElVED sld for sale al very low prices. hI.o
nn29Hst fuhs.sillNG GOODS, CHINA and
nttEr-LADDERs, - WOOD aud WILLO W-WaEE
~ every description. al
ROBERT HAROLD.
C,usus Sl9 Groad street.
f., az "a and gel one Of those FEATHER DUsTERs
Mh IL
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DEMoREsT's WHAT TO WEAR" aud Portfo-
lio Of Fashions :or the springand summer. Also
Demorests latest spring patterns just received st
JULIUS MEYERS, 603 Broad street.
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HOTELS,

~. JAMES HOTEL.
- 1"tLFTH OPPOSITE BANK STREET
AND CAPITOL SQUARE,
r RICHMOND, Va,
,,,ir. !; v .HOESSiGEE, PRoPRiEToR
~; .o t"iH.ztd IN 1874 Equal to any In the
Ia" travelling public "0'"'e NH Gte = an "
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rARDoZo, FoURQUREAN s co.
have just received their .gss
SPRING GOODS,

a. SPRING GOODS,
comprising every article usually kept In FIRST
CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE, with every novelty or
the season. bought taa usuaij for CASH. and viii be
sold ~ low as the lowest.
ShIRTING and FRoCK CALICO at 8, 10 and
12xc.;
A HGAvY and FINE BROWN and BLEACHED
COTTOSS at 1oc.;
LAUREL ID. and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, 1T 12kc.
Auhurn's, LOns,iale, Great Falls Q COTTONS ut
12hc.: .ssa.s.
Wamsu,ta and New York Mills COTTONS at &c.
Linen and Cotton SHEETISG, &C., &C.; and, In
fact all goods y, cheap as they eau be bought
elsewhere. ~ . Is
BLACK SILKS al grades, but We cali especial ut
teutlon TO our $3.50 grade, the best, we feel
free TO say, ever offered IN this city.
COLORED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
EMBROIDERED POLONAISE;
PARASOLS III great variety. NH 2S
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Dry aooDs' DRY GOODS: DRY GOODS.
should be bought at the .
GONE PRICE DRY GOODS HOUSE
COHEN BROTHERS.,
who manage their business at an expense that al
lows item TO give every advantage In purchasing
10 their custoincrs.
They hxve just opened most complete assora-
ment Of GOODS, among which are:
16.4oo YARDS REST PACIFIC LAWNS,
which they offer at ohc.;
II DOZEN ERENCH COksETS, 90c.,
worth fully double. Bargains In
WRITE GOODS.
LINENS AND LINEN ShEETlSG,
RIBBONS,
and hundreds Of other goods. save money ana Duy
your goods at COHEN BROTHERS.,
successors 10 Isaac Cohen).
SOl Broad street. between Third anu fourth.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. Iln 20.ot
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\ - - Ii30- by gentleman from the
'n1h'!, VIA calis. 10 deposit ii for 4 widow and
!'tIi i'it"n ci !r"n. ANY one leaving The above.
F,!fer viii receive 500 mH DS. ~ '
- fA1kD, FEnM Ny FARM On THE
~ n'r"y'n"n road six mics from Richmond .,
Ei.At GOAT, with slit-cars: had on chafm cn, !"
~ WIN tiiree medals. also, u BLACK KID with
,, "" POI uhdcr her beily. Any one that can give
81! Information VIII leave 1t at 226. corner
- 'rhth aud Byrd streets, snd obligc nh IS-Its
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IcE-CREAh.-f you wish to get peach, lemon,
straw berry VANILLA chocolate, or other iee-creams'
send your orders to-day to P1zzISI's.
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OFFICIAL

t"a -.- ~ yrR61Sf1 LAwD Orv1cx,
RICHMOND, VA, March 24,tI87k. 81
TN CONFORMITY WITH THE LAWS
i OF the Commonwealth NJ Virginia I 10 hereby
make known to all 70 whom IL may coacern that II
Of kicImond, da,ed ESD day OF March, 1s74, and
received into the Land ONCE on the day following,
that By an Inquest held on the 23d day Of March,
mond, fronting 36 feet, and SOY nseE deep oa the
east line OF Little Clay street ID Bakers addition.
(colored) died seized. has been ezchested 10 this
Commonwealth. s 9i5ezs y. stsfsss -
WILLIAM r. M.KELLAM,
NH 2S-S6t Register yirginta Land Once.
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MEiesvrLLK, MORGAN COUNTY, o, J.

&. WAaSER's PREMIUM VIRGINIA YEAST Pow
DRRs-tne best, cheapest, and most c,onomtcat.
They never fail. Sold by druggists and grocers. y
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THE EASIEST WAY to get $4,000 Is to purchase
ticket In the MASONIC GIFT ESrERrRIsx as
Norfolk, and you may be the lucky one. IicSeo
can be had at P. WEIsrozR Co.'s hat store l2oA,
Main street. Richmond.
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THE DoCToR says that prunes and figs are good
promoters Of health, and PIzzINI's Is the place =
oatf fbarn
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THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ct Norfolk. wiz
certainly take place In Msy. Positively no fnrsnes
noetponpment
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GUSpowDER TEA at 81 so per pound. Small
lot very superior at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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NEW York MILLS AND WAMsUTTA BLEACHKD
CorTeNs at 1ss., at CARpozo, FoCRQuHnAN q
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THE TRUE NORWEGIAN CoD-LIvKa On~ttA
most acceptable and agreeable to the :sste-sdmit-
ted 10 be the best oil known. Imported and sod
wholesale or retail by L. wAoHrR, Drugstse.
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FNi, LEASE, FARMS at Curle's Neck,
az from three tO tour dollars per acre lands 10
.'Iu!l|d d'cd gu four field sysem-oue field imea
I'm I'm year: one put down iu clover and pastercd
i"f hy me- There is valuable brick ebay on Ihls
'a ".i!lo Ike - have yard established. There
~" p"Ilern- clay. Address
al" -3~12t" WILLIAM ALLEN.
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GO TO PIzztSl's and get sweet Grange or SONS
nice hgs. @.-t-.
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CITY AUDITORS 0xFfcE,l
RICHMOND, March 2S. 1879
T'HE ASSESSMENT OF LICENSE
l. TAXES for the year 1874 has been Com
pIeted and Eied In this cfice for the Inspection q
have au opportar ity-of reporting Ae san,s 70 the
Finance Committee Of The City Council on the
afternoons of 7,h. 9Th, and 9th Of Aprls bat gce3
the hours OF S and M. st the Council cham
ber on Broad syeet, at which time and ptzse The
Ittec Will hear and consider appeals frorn said
assessment. y. D. hotSTEh@s
mh 2S, lot 80. - Auditor.
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!, CocokyUT CREAM c44nf, cocoksUT CARA.
HeLs, and . nice box OF Frcnch candy, yr:s N4..
Hud at PlxZISiH.
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FINE EATING PRUSEs, put up In pound boxes,
at PIZZINrS.
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SWEET ORANGES If you wish a sweet aud JUICY
orange 20 to PIzzINfs. tt3A @f.'
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PAPEn-HAsGrYss, ,Wisp6w-SBADxs. Ac.-An
the latest styles Of paper. window sta6es.
Nottingham lace curtains, &c., NOW aceefyiss at
BOOTH d Co.'s, Tentb street bctveea Mais md
Bank. s.sS3i5s
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tHoUsEKEEpRRn y OF hEALTH.-The nserbeing
the great depurating or blood-cleansine oss2n OF
the system, SET shis great g ahousekeepern of cur
health at work, and The! fsui curruptfons WHICH
gender In the blood and rot out % Il we're, the me-
ehinery Of nfes are gradually expelled from tns
system. For this purpose DR.. PfsRCT5 aofDXh
MEDICAL DISCOVERY With very small daily doses
OF DR.. P,ERcE's sPLEAsANTPuRGArIyxP PxLL8Fs
are pre-eminen.ly the articleaneedtd. They cars
every kind Of hunor from The wozst scrofula b
the common pimple, biotch. or eruption. Great
eating ulcers kindly heal under their mshsy cuza~
tive Influence. yruient blood p0tsons thss lnrk In
the system are by them robbed Of their terrors. and
by their pessevering and somewhat protractsd Gee
The most tainted systems may be completely reno
vated and uiltup anew. Enlarged glands, tuInnrs,
and swellings dwindle away and disappear nndec
the influence OF these great resolyeuts. u
DOCTORS COULDN'T HELP HnE.
fT2.f MEiGsvLLK, MORGAN COUNTY, OIL
s--,.g.-a ,sta gs,-5s,1-.s. March "a. l572. s i.
Dear DR.. Pierce.-When was twelve or hfteea
years OF age Itook what Is called Kings Evil, ana
by constsnt doctoring IL would heal In ons place
and break out in another. 1t also broke out In my
lef: ear. frat found your name 10 ths CArfstia1
4duocdte, and sent ten miles for the Ars. bottle.
which did me more good than all other medicines
ever used. I am twenty. eight years old, and doc
tored with five doctors, and not one Of them helped
me so much az your bottle Of Discovery. have
got rell and able 10 do good da, 8 work.
JOHN A.WnSoN.
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UMBRELLAS to protect from rais.
Or from sun the heated brain,
! In alpaca, serge. or Scotsh, z Sss
Guaranteed frst-class tno botohl,
For sale at ScHAAP's news depot, 1402 Main.

LoNspALR, AUBURN, AND GREAT FALLS q
BLEAcHKD CoTToSs at 12xc at CARDozO, fouR-
ouREAy a Co.'S
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YELLOW BANANAS just received q. PIzzrsrs.

100000 PAPER CoLLARs-best styles-ss whole
sale or retail at ScuAAP's, 1402 Main.
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STATE TRgAsuRY.-The balance In the State
Treasury yesterday was $a76, 7Q0.95.
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II, SupREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In this court
yesterday the case Of Graham ps. Eizey was
Dartly argued, --s@'~
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LEAVE YorR ORDERS Eo-DAxw PfzztK1 for
ice cream. 4,f segs
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8ichntund 1ispatth.

nTTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
FOR RENT.

Eok RENT. Gl
FXECCTIvE CoMIITTEE}
or REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, I
March 5, 1874.
R<Sylc,j, That when not needed for the purposes
{! III" E1chsIge, tie chairman Of this conmlllee
l.. authorized 10 rcut out the EXCHANGE ROOM
:or purposes Of general meetings of the comlnu-
L!.y. lectures. rea:ing. &c.
In accordance with the above, I offer to the COM
NE2i'y well lighted ana commodiouS and
tyEtr4!i! located HALL for the ABOVE purposes az
tSL -: had IL the city. Apply to
J.THOMPSOS BROWN,
Chairman Executive Committee,
Ill y I'm lll5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
GOOD FRIDAY.

This, as the anniversary OF the betrayal
and crucifxtion of the Saviour, is day OF
woe and mourning in the Church. The chief
service is the Mass Of the Presanctified
Mysteries." In it the Passion is read, and
prayers for all conditions of men are said.
The cross is this day uncovered and ex-
posed to the adoration-that is, the solemn
honoring By kissing-of the faithful, during
which the hymn Cruz Ffdelis Is sung
After this the presancti1ied host is brought
back in procession from the sepulchre, and O
portion of the prayers of the mass appropri.
ate to the communion is said.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
j. Thompson Brown.

hDH RENT, A FIRST-CLASS BUSI- O.
NESS STAND, near Main and Fourteenth Ea::i
fitci' oH> door from Main street. ihis store has
n"-l excellent basement. plastercd aud foored,
which r.,i hc IT, ed for business purposes.
a l&"-t central ;ud dcsirahly-locatcd BOARD
ir''-tctSk. ou Fourteenth street, one dsor from
hl.dh' cpncuning fourteen rooms; water anu gas
,'sr,lSou' the hGu-e. No better stand for board
'.s h",!s" can he lad IN tne city. Apply TO
iuh Sl-T j. TIL OMPSON BEOWN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-28
MACHINIsTS' AND SAW-MILL

MACHINISTS' AND SAW-MILL
lk GOODS. t. r. .
ENGINE E EPACKISG-Gum. Hemp, and sospstone;
RUBBER HOSE, 'hosK-P1PEs, CoUpLIsGs, and
spRISKI4EHS: sa@ ..# EEtalyIs ssEt ss- +
LACE LkhTliER. g.. s...-..a.- :. r.. ~ &
BELT Hooks, kIvETs. and BURRs;
BELT PUNCHES,
sTsAM aRa, Ra,WATER-GAuGEs,W WHISTLES, SOCKS,
X. L. WILLIAMS. No. 1888 Main.
between Fourteenth and FifIee1ih streeis-
n. B. Genuine SCOTCH GLASS UBKs for W ater-
Gauges. mh e. d4t&sw2t