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Bnhnml1d 1ispatrh.
~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS,
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CoNB1EHD
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE oTHRR DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.

DIED PROM DIssIrATIoE.-James W. Dun.
nington,a native Of Lynchburg, was found
about O'Clock on Saturday morning lying
in an insensible condition in the alley in rear
OF Goodies printing office. He was taken by
a policeman to the Second station-house, and
there. received medical attention from DR..
Brock. His case appearing desperate, about
10 O'Clock he was sent by DR.. Brock TO the
Almshouse, in order that he might be made
more comfortable and receive regular treat
ment. In two>-hours after reaching the
Almshouse he died. The deceased came to
this city last week with Mr.. Hughes, Ser
seant Of Lynchburg, and assisted him lin
guarding son,e prisoners brought to the
pcnitentiary. He was about forty.fiye years
Of age, and belonged to one of the most re-
spectacle families OF Lynchburg, and for
many years held the Office of clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of that district under Judges
Leigh and Marshall. 1t is the opinion OF
Drs. Brock and Cullen that death was caused
by excessive use Of stimulants.
The friends Of the deceased arrived In the
city on Saturday evening, and as they de-
sired to remove the body on Sunday morn
ing Coroner Taylor caused jury of inquest
to be summoned Saturday night. At 10
O'Clock they went out to the almshouse and
held an inquest. 1t was testified that Dun
nington had shown a vial of lsudanum to q
witness on Friday, and said he meant to
take his life with it. Also, that be was very
drunk Friday night.
The symptoms rather indicated poison by
an opiste, but rs nothing definite was ascer.
tanned the jury rendered verdict of death
from an affection Of the brain produced by
unknown causes. ,..
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TRANSFERS or RrAl EsrAfr-Fhe follou.
ing conyeyancss Of real estate wefe maia
during the week ending May Ie. 80 niaus
Lots fronting 233 feet on Efobteenti,
street; Tor s2,o79 ~ feet on Twenty.seyenth seventh
street between Broad and Marshall. for for
50, ,250; SO feet on Sixth street near Canal
for S752.66; = feet on L street, for $50; 70
feet on Leigh street near Pine, for 3170; s3s
feet on Twenty-seYenth T street between L and
N, for 5000; 33 feet on Twenty-seventh
street between i and N, for S2sS.75; 20a
feet on franklin street between Eighth and
Ninth, for Sl,640; 80 feet on Lester street,
for 81 ,235 IS feet on St. Peters street north
Of Baker, for s175; 2l3 feet on Cabell street
near Tyler, for s115; = feet on Jackson
street, corner"St. James, for 81, ,575; 80 feet
on Leigh street between Twenty.eighth and
Twenty-ninth, for s3f5; 26 feet on Second
street between Clay and Leigh, for $1,11o; /;
% feet on Leigh street near Munford, for
$500; 20 feet on Byrd street near Fourth,
for $500; "a feet on Cary street near Ran
dolph. for $416; 81 feet on Clay street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, for 81.
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INDICTED FOR AnsoN.-The grand jury OF
Chesterfield county having found a joint in-
dictnient on Friday against Mr.. E. D. Escho
and Dolly Jackson upon the charge Of hav-
ing burned the dweling-house OF J. T.
Boothmsn on the night of the 10th Of April,
Judge Weisiger issued a bench warrant for
his arrest, the negro being already in Gus
tedy. On Saturday morning. with his couu-
sci, (hessrs. Crump, Austin Smith, and
Wise,) Mr.. Eacho appeared before Judge
Weisiger, Of the Circuit Court Of Chester
field, waived an examination, and asked for
an immediate trial. The court recognized
the accused In $4,000, with Messrs. David
Baker and J. 4. Belyin as sureties, for his
appearance for trial next Thursday.
The Indictment was found upon the testi-
mopy of &C. Atkinson, j. B. Moore, Charles
Z. Robins, Dan. Wren, P. T. johnson, and
Dolly Jackson.
The cases will be tried separately. .
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON. May 16.-The Times OF this morn
ing says the Gar at the reception given by
him yesterday to the diplomatic corps, de-
clared that the policy Of Russia is to preserve
the peace of the Continent, and he hoped the
principal governments Of Europe would be
united in this purpose.
The Car went to Chiselhurst this morn
ing to see the ex-Empress Eugenie. Upon
his return this afternoon he visited the House
Of Commons. This evening his Majesty will
be present at the Crystal Palace, where he
will witness a grand display OF fireworks
gotten up for the OCCASION.
France.
PAH!s, May 16.-Gabriel Charles Gleyre,
the French painter, is dead.
The Government was defeated to-day In
the Assembly by sixty-nine votes on the
question of priority Of measures to be voted
upon, whereupon the ministry resigned.
Spain.
MADRID May 16.-The Government has
issued al order calling into active service
forty battalions Of reserves.
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JAMES A..TAYLOR 6 SON. 34 P. NJ, com mis-
sioner's sale Of 1875. building lots In Allen.
plan, on Cary, Taylor, Chaffn, Harvie, Val
lace, Dance, and Ashland streets.
W. GODDIN will sell at P. H. q farm In HenrIco
county, four miles north Of the city.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at 5 P. u. two
framed tenements on Adams street and six lots
on Leigh street.
ISBELL & SON will sell at P u. three framed
dwellings on Marshall street and farm three
miles west OF the city.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at IL A. BI. the
bar, fixtures, ana goodwill OF house No. 222
Broad street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 5 P. n. the
Richmond Ciub-Hou&s, corner Of Franklin and
Third streets.
RICHARDSON & CO. will sell at 6 P N. twenty
two lots In Fulton.
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The Laab and the Pillory I'm Delaware.


NEW CASTLE, May 16.-There was large
crowd attracted to the jail.yard this morn.
ing to witness The whipping aud pilloring Of
prisoners. The following sentences were
executed: William Bic ConneIr (whi,e}, twen-
" lashes, for burglary; Sandy Leonard
Sykes (colored), burglary, twenty lsshes;
Thomas Davis (white], larceny, ten lasbes;
Frank Baudin (eolored), larceny. thirty
iashes; Henry Campbell (coiored), larceny,
twenty lashes; Roswell Ringgold tcolored},
larceny, twenty lashes.
All The above felt their punishment keen.
ly, but apart from the Struggling Of shoul.
ders and squirming gave no evidence Of cor.
poreal pain. Ringgold has twice before
been publicly whipped, which is said to be
the only case on record. Lewis Robinson,
of Connecticut, convicted Of an attempted
Outrage on small girl on Tuesday, viii! not
be whipped or pilioried before next Satur-
day
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THE CITY HALL.-By resolution CT the
City Council adopted at Its last meeting the
old City Hall was ordered 10 lie sold, and
the City Engineer was authorized to use the
stone steps in the construction Of the new
reservoir. A few Of the steps on the Capi
tol-street side of the building have already
been removed. The doors to the different
Offices in the building, as we'll as the gas Tx
lures and other available appurtenances,
will be taken out and transferred to the new
building which is in process OF erection on
Capitol street near Tenth. ~.
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-R1cHMoNp HoTBL CeHPtNY.-A meeting Of
the Richmond Hotel Company was held
Saturday night at the Exchange Hotel. Mr.
s. H.s Adams, Of Baltimore, the builder Of
the Carrolton Hotel in that city, by invita-
tion. gave his views about the best means Of
rebuilding the old spotsHood, and expressed
bis willingness to take a very considerable
amount of the stock Of the company pro-
Viaed the job is given to him. The chair
man. Colonel Fl. q. Cabel, was authorized
to appoint committee to solicit subscriD-
tions to the stock Of the company, and the
meeting adjourned.
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Eu.iny ON a sseamboat.

CAIRO, IT,, May 16.-An officer Of the
steamer James Howard reports that mu.
tiny occurred on that vessel yesterday, aud
that the deek crew virtually had possession
of the boat until an armed force from here
boarded her. The negroes drove the officer.
upstairs, and warned them not to come
down or land the boat. AS no arms were to
be had, the officers made no resistance.
The boat passed near enough to the wharf
boat at Hickman's to throw off a telegram TO
the United States marshal ut Cairo asking
for posse to meet the boat below the city.
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POLICE CoURr, SATURDAY-Just1ce Nh'te'
Henry Venable and Lizzie Epps (neg5oes}'
charged with adultery, were discharged.
james Quinn, guilty of threatening the
life of Mozart Quinn, was committed TO Jali
for sixty days in default Of surety to Keep
the peace. u,;,to,
Martin, charged with an assault upon =: y.
Gilman with knife, with intent to XIII MN
and that Of Thomas D. Neal, Jr., charged
with the same offence, are set for hearing
to-day.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. May 1G.--House.-The House
was ia committee Of the whole during the
morning on the consular and diplomatic ap-
preparations; after which tie diplomatic
was passed.
The post.otiice appropriations bill Was
next taken up, and considered to adjourn.
meDt.
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PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES OF LEE.-Re7
John William Jones will deliver his lecture
entitled "Personal "reminiscences OF the
Character OF General Robert E. Lee" al
Eeigh-Street Baptist church, this evening at
So'clock. This lecture is entirely new, and
contains very considerable amount of in.
teresting Information relating to our great
Virginia chieftain.
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ON AND AFTER MAY 1sr, 1874. the
~ business heretofore conducted under she firm
name OF BROWN. rENBERTON L Co. will he ear
rico on nader the name of d. u. DAVIS & CO.,
who will Secp always on hand large stock Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, and LIQUORS,
and solicit a continuance or the trade generally.
2a0 barrels A, X. 6. asd { YELLOW SUGARS {:
100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, and GransIRtsa
SUGARS: 81 .- -
so barrels tsw-srade YELLOW SUGARS,
so barrels Porto Rico M0LASSsS.
So barrels Prime TO Choice SYRUPa,
so barrels Common SIRGPS, ...
as tcrceS Prime LEAF lard. :
40 hCgshcads SHOULDERS and SIDES.
20 tierccs Choice SUGAR-CUkED HAMS, eau
rlSed aud unc1ny2seG;
Is terccS St'GAR+cURED SHOULDERS, can
vaSrG and unc;lnyaSed;
Is boxes BREAKFAST BACON, small sizes;
Full line LAGCAlRA and RIO COEFEES,
$50 boxes SOAP. various brands;
100 boxes Primo Factory CHEESE.
100 barrels Prime Bright EASTERN HER
100 barrels Extra and Supsrfue FLOUR,
rs barrels VINEGAR. --....-.--
Also. 3 fun assortment Of -
TEAS. BUCKETS, RR0uNS. WRArPlNG-PkrBR,
TOBACCO, RICE, CANDLES.
UORSrORD'S POWDERS. FEprnR,
SriCE, MUSTARD. GISGkR.
BRUSHES, ACTAEGS, SrARCIL
fSS- COFFEE. SouA. NATGuBS,
BLEACHING, &C., sc.
Also. full line -.
IiQCoEs and GIG AIRS
lin II. q. DAVIS e S.
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Washington Items.

WAsHNGroS, May 1G.-Reprg>entatlye La
mar, Of Mississippi, has been appointed q
visitor to the Naval Academy.
The House Committee on Banking and
Currency have discussed the currency bill
which passed the Senate Thursday. The
sense of the committee is adverse TO the orr.
ginal bill, and are no, disposed to accept It
as amended. So
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DEWARE OF INFECTED CIGARS

T. Nv "A
u ReIpy aware that most cigar manufacturers In
their eoi 10 produce ehesp goods az are send d IN
their tobacco into tenement houses 10 De naae INTO
ctrars we deem IL to our interest and that OK
SMOKERS to call attention to the OF such
goods, as well US to the danger OF nsns tnem. ,o
Tho Sc cigars are made In small rooEis' wnete ts
vorkme live with their families, where taey coos;
eat. and Sleep and lie on the siek-beo. Al sorts OF
materiul not fobacco, necessarily nnds its Way w
.,e of ihe wrappers and 1t Is well known that 20
bacco win absorb ore than any Other prGaas Ins
,i,at even contagious diseases hafe douotess peen
snread by the use OF cigars so made.
First -chss wcrkmen Will only wore @ "a s,oSnsn,
+ories and only such Us cannot lind emptoyMels
here are engaged In the manner above described.
CUR CIGARS sAREAANUFACTukBDlNo Jun .nhG -. ., ~
well LIGHTED AND VENTILATED, AND AZ ALL
TIMES CLEAN FACTORY -..--*..,., .,a tbose
fair Comparison between our goods anu lose ,nnse
s,ove described viii satisfy dealers and consumer
Of the Superiority Of our mode OF manniactnie anu
While our prices are low cin assnde .s bv
,iil',lo suui.io oa ~ nnr ciyars. d. HIRSCH & co
tns ;r W s,ofs 174 Water street, New OK.
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New YORK, May 1e.-The Journal de Paris
announces the death Of Mile. Tostee. No
other newspaper makes mention of the fact,
but the Journal at1irms that she died at Pau
Of grief at the loss OF her daughter. Mile.
Tostee will be remembered as having been
the original "Grand Duchess" and "Balle
Helene " In this country.
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CIRCUIT CouRr JURoRs.-Thef following Is
the drawn jury for the Circuit Court OF the
city of Richmond for the terN commencing
to-day: Jacob V. Crawford, E. N. d. Clarke,
Edward Kersey, Robert e.. Bosher, George
T. Lumpkln, William q. Clemmitt, Le"ls
D. Crenshaw, Jr., James L. Bray, Robert a.
E. Dabney, John A. Crump, Walter {. Dal-
ton, James Caskie Cabell, Alexander MchSe,
James M. Macon, James c. Deaton, John L.
RutIer
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1ui,:, I.,.., EHAsngWoRrHH HHENTERPRIsE.-Mr.H HENRY
BOWLER, an experienced English brewer, T. nov.
.ufning: ont at the Spring PaIk Brewer : mos,
: :aeelscious s CREAh and ENGLISH ALE. he has made
arrangements Will Messra ". b. Blair & Co.. cor.
ner Ninth and Main streets, TO supply his family
ra, ,,aae. 1t can be had, BOTTLED, at ir. Louis
Euker's, 700 Broad street. - '1o1As
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CONSERVATIVE RALLY. - On wednesday
night there is to be a grand conservative
rally, under the auspices OF the Aemper
Ksmpaign Klub, at their headquarters, COT
ner of Ninth and Main streets. number
of wcll-knoWn speakers will be present anu
address the meeting. ~. ~. s@., SO
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Judge Wexford, Of
the Henrico Circuit Court, yesterday admit
ted to bail the two colored men, named
Henry Riddle and George Bryant, who were
recently arrested in Cumberland county and
brought to this city to answer the charge Of
horse-steaing; committed in Henrieo: They
gave bond for appearance for trial on the 18th
in the sum of $500, with Heb. TalIaferro,
r. B. Somerville, and Richard sScnute as
suretieS. . 50.
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HUsrrSGs CoURT.-In this court on Sattlr-
day DIR. e. 81. Hudson was tried for q mis-
deneanor and acquitted, but remandeo 10
Jail to await the action of the grand jury on
an indictment for murder.
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Hvr0ruECATIoN wAREu0UsE.

A NEW ENTERPRISE.
~. aYPoTHECATION WAREHOUSE,
1908, 1910, 1912. and Ola CAEY STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
u,uder recen. law Of Virginia Legislature ssens
conditions on which consisHmens
may be bvpotheca;sd)
In connection with my business OF
" MERCHANT
and
FTpyhCE-AGEST H.
4 have decided TO open Ia my IeT ana extensive
warehouse, kn,wn as ..Fower Hzli," at tue corner
OF Cary and Eleventh streets,
LICENSED WAREHOUSE
for Pig-IrOn Blooms Lead. Copper. and otnsr
metals. For these consignuieIts warehouse cerun
cafes will he Issued, stating marketable value OK
conslguments, marked negotiable II so autiori1ed
By consignor These certificates will hnd ready
purchasers. I viii make
=. LIBERAL ADVANCES
upon them. and make sales on usual commissions
VI the article byvothccated 10 meet such loans.
ASA SNYDER.
" -, 1@ssE hcN-sfxRcHANr,
Of toe firm OF ASS Snyder s Co., Architectural
iron-Wnrks- ss--ssss. 1s.z,e my 2-1u
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Acc,DKsr.-Mr. Samuel Wingfeld, an
employe of the sash and blind mandatory
on Twelfth street between Canal and Byrd
streets. had one of his hands caught in the
machinery on Saturday afternoon and lost
the thumb and forefDger.
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A CANDIDATE who was defeated,

II (The way he spoke he was but cheated,
By con founded paughty trlck.l
Felt, naturally mighty sick. .
Resolving to have bis revenge,
He went 10 SCHAAP'S {where they talk French)
And bought CIGARS, TOBACCO. SNUFF.
Some CARDS like FOLKS use 10 play dun,
A KNIFE and WALLET, COMB and BRUSH,
GOLD STUDS and BREAsTPIS lhe seeln'd hush),
some REApISG-Bo BOOKS In handsome type,
4 CANE, UMBRELLA, MEKRsCHAGA PIPE,
And lots Of things too much to MENTIONS
TO spend his all seem'd his Intention.
He sent those things all by express,
To his successful foes address,
with this heroic, touching strain:
$ I ba tied with thee, but In vain.
Thou took,st from me my glory, fame.
Take what wis left In Satans name
so'le " 49, =. 80 = =. go nv 1S-1t
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GENERAL BENJAMIN j. SWEET, who died In
Chicago recently, had taken out . $4,000 policy
In the Universal Life Insurance Company only
ten days before his death. The claim was prompt
ly paid Here Is practical evidence OF the value
OF life einsurauce.-In Insurance World.
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:PERsoEAL.-CaptainL l.. L. Bass, who Tas
one of the nominees at the Conservative City
Convention on Friday for the Office Of City
Sergeant, received nine votes when the roll
was called; but before the ballot was an
nounced by the Chair eight Of the gentle
men who had voted for him changed their
votes, and the nomination OF Mr.. Z. 3. Cook
was the result.
Senator James S. Greever, Of Smyth
county, was in the city Saturday.
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.USrgp STATES CIRCUIT Court, SATUR'
pAY.-Judge Il. l.. Bond presidinq.-ln the
matter OF NJ. Elridge & Co., bankrupts: Re
tition of 81. S. Walters, assignee of NJ. Eli
ridge, dismissed.
The case of W. W. Kean and others cs.
Samuel d. Drewry was set for trial on the
a. Of June.
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To THE PUBLIc.-The impression having gotten
abroad In consequence of the general popularity
of nv CREAM, and IT having been eul"gized D!
some of the most distinguished families and socie'
ties In the city, that it Is higher than at other
places, have the honor TO announce the following
as my schedule Of prices: q -
Columbus pure Cream, $3.50 per gallon;
French Cream, 81 per gallon; ..-ss
No. Cream, &1.75 per gallon.
pc-nies, fairs parties, boarding-houses &c., sup
piled ut reduced prices.
: assert without fear OF successful CONTRADICTIONS
and challenge comparison, that my NO. . ChEAa'
~ An y. IS superior toany so-caled pure tcecream
i the city AS In earnest sincerity of this decra
tion.I invite auy gentleman or lady to eau az my
establishment aud Try 1t without charge.
Very respectfully,
D. COLUMBUS, Premium confectoner,
321 Broad street.
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Police NoTEs.-Marth2 Susan Cline, q
dumb negro, was arrested on Saturday night
By Officer O'Dwyer upon complaint made
by Thomas Sloan that she had picked his
pocket OF 80 at about II P. NJ. She was
locked up at the First station.
Mary Scott, a negro lunatic, who bad been
placed in a cell at the Second station, de.
nuded herself, and broke up everything
within her reach.
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HOUSE-FURNISKING GOODS.
[ T COST FOR CASH.

Having determined upon change In my present
business close out now. offer my entire STOCK Of
CHINA, GLASS, and CROCKEkI-WARE and
FANCY GOODS ut COST FOR CASH.
The above goods are OF first quality, and will be
sold without reserve FOR CASH, FOR CASH.
Intending TO continue the HOUSE-FURgISH
ING and W0ODEN-WARE + business, shall endea-
vor to have on hand full supply or drst-class
goods al the lowest prices. e. CURRANT,
up 24-1m 9O3 east Main street.
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rrHELATEST SPRING STYLES.
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. .
LAST SEASON IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEMELMAS, returning her thanks TO 4
generous public for the liberal patronage slle nas
recIy for the past twenty years, announces that
this viii be her Last season In Richmond Having
lust returned from the North she offers very large
and superior stock Of HATS, BoSNETs, FLoWEIhs' rs
RIpBoss, STRAW GOODS, RUSTIC HATS, 6c,,
which She win sell ut very low prices, being com.
nelled to close out her entire stock this sesson
ANY sacrifice. Mlincrs who have not inane tnelr
spfiny purchases may obtAin unp.ecedeuied par
gains at MADAME o. pa5 a.,a Main street
ap S-3m NO. hoH' 'iA'A '
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

The old ENGLISH PALM SOAP, ELDER FLowEJ
and TURTLE on SOAP. L. WAGNER, Druggist.
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rhauo s1 At LAsTSThe long sought-for place
v.t.h.s ouean . get money loaned on your diamonds
M s',ewery, silverware, &c. Gail a. A H.
Kiss Loan Office, 1922 Main ,treet ard ~. ~ ,A AZ,
S.a., ,ii ABOUT IT,. Ali transactions strictly sons-
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rho Ptsheries-.Arr,c,s4.. |. !. -, /. J, q.

tspeciai telegram 70 the Dispatsh.I n
NORFOLK, May 16.-A!t the Albemarle
SOUND shad and herring fisheries suspended
Friday. Fishing Is still active on the Roam
oke river.
Another batch Of fifteen Nsrylanders vera
arrested and bailed to-day for volatiDg the
State law against non-residents catching
crabs in Virginia waters.
Heavy thunderstorm here tonight.
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TIE MosTHLIRs.-From j. T.. Ellyson,
1112 Main street, we have Frank LesHe's
Ladies Magazine, Demoresfs Monthly, Pc.
tersonss, and Hdrper's Monthly.
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HASalwORK, &c.
c01 BROAD STREET.
JULIUS WILDT.

The ladies are respectfully invited =, esl g. ny ny
store and examine new style OF bHhiDo11.no
hcs, patten up v,ry ever offered In the city; pn
ticulsr attention. Is paid to making up OF r.iabt. Goi
iNGs By process entirely my own hs can roo,s one
Wv without any waste. This enables me 20 na.s
larger braid OF given quantity OF halr snan any
one who works without theSe aGsana.yYTnr ..yYTnrtpWrs
made At short notice. Eli guaranteed pnscs .s a.
low as Al! nc 49, j. WILDT,
unlpoS 90 EI1seS' f3l Broad street
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FOLIAGE PLANTS, ZoNALE GERASICNs, FUcH-
STA, AND poT-PLANTs Of every variety, for sale by
JOHN MORTON, corner Of Main and Reservoir
ctrpeta.
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a,at .ns stomach refuses all and every article Of
uIet or iooa just make one trial With oyrI Sr,s
ILieoiss) IMPORTED INFANTS, Foop and 49,
E.' h1IRAcT. IL gives new life Sold by L. WAC srn
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Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, May 16.-Negotiations are
progressing favorabIy for the peaceful dis
persipg of the mobs. Baxter hss issued q
copgratulatory address 10 his adhereats.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICa May IS, 1SI4.-Miss
Mollie f. Polar, Enfield postotlce, King
William county, Va.
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ELECTION TICKETS cheaply and expss;,ou,,,
printed at this office.
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WARD MEr rINGs.- onseryatiVe ward meet
inns for the mo, ,,nination of Councilmea Will
take place tomorrow night. .,a#