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EL>H MINERAL WATERS.

a,,,hhtas WATER, from Saratoga Springs;
''I''A WATER, from Saratoga Springs:
fALo LiTH!A WATER, from Buffalo
,f.I'i'' hir"ct from lhe Springs and for sale
% 'hr single bottle or c;ts..
,',,'' iMfpEItD MINERAL WATERS:
-. ~ E!J!EKW ATEK, from Bohemia;
Nti '"i'Ii 'Ii.liALL BITIEHWATEK, froin
"er.nnuy;
A.'i JANOs WHITEWATER, from Hun
gary;
'''HI WATER, from France:
'2h!nEAD WATER. from France.
~ sale HAJrsa )c and retail by
so. AEADE u BAKER, Druggists,
9l9 hiaiu street.
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CONE TO A FuLL-SToP.-The root of the
clapper Of the First station-house bell unex-
pectedly dissolved its connection with the
bell yesterday. Captain Tyler has notified
the chief engineer of the Fire Department
that fre-aIarms cannot be sounded from that
station-house until proper repairs to the
striking apparatus are made.
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You've MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIAT1oN.-A
regular meeting Of the directory of this AS
socation was held in their rooms yesterday
afternoou-J. Taylor Ellyson (presidenD in
the chair; c. z. Eady secretary.
The librarian reported that 934 books had
been taken out Of the library to be read
during the past month, and fourteen new
books added. In addition to this, large
number Of transient persons have visited the
Association rooms.
The following gentlemen were elected
members Of the Association: Ii. Theodore
Elyson. Z. D. HotchlliSs, Il. B. 'Bott, Lewis
Harvie, +. W. Reins. George z. Watkins,
Henry Bruning, and James T. Gray.
a meeting Of the committees from the va
rious churches appointed to secure homes
for delegates will be held next Tuesday eve.
ming.
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a CAED.-The statement which appear red
In the Dispatch Of yesterday morning as to
the arrest of John Harris for felopiously
taking away aEd concealng my daughter
was u misstatement. l did 10: accuse him
on any such ground. r. FORESTER.
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THE LADIES OF OAKwooD MEMORIAL Asso-
CITATION are busiIy engaged in preparing
wreaths for their celebration on Monday.
They request flowers to be sent to the lee.
ture-room of St. Johns church by any who
are willing to aid them. Ample preparations
will be made for the accommodation OF visit
ors to the grounds on Monday.
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MATCH GAME OF BAsE.BALL.-Tbe sturdy
puddlers and nalers OF the Old Dominion
Iron Works of Belle Isle have resolved to
contend with each other at game of base
ball for the championship of Manchester and
Belle Isle. The match will take place at
p. NJ. Saturday at Spring Hill battery, west
end of Fourteenth street, Manchester.
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PERSONAL.

A CAKD.-For the sake Of my own stand
y al. Il. n. community in which reside have
uI'4 e. IIGUyt myself III such manner as 10
~! m csc, OF nIt HE respectable citizeps there
b.. a,s,r my aIIr;Glry in This card. | am COM
y JEDI L. ,;,S j;lat am innocent OF the charge OF
carving ".y aud cuuc-,lng one hSie FORESTER
all 5"rI!Lc Implicated Only Ly doing kindness
ir5 r., family. JOHN HARRIS.
H. ~
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SPELL1NG-MATcH AT TRINITY CHURCa.-
The spelling match at Trinity church last
night between the Richmond Amateur Lite
rary Association and the Washington Lite.
rary Society was we'll attended. These soci-
eties are composed of young men from
Shockoe Hill and Church Hill. The Anna.
teur Literary Association was under the lead
Of L. c. Noise (presdent). and the Wash.
ington Literary Society under the lead of
Mr.. Harvey Clarke (presidenD.
Mr. G. P. Rady was selected as president
of the meeting.
The spoilers were: On the part of the ANA
teurs-L. c. Noise Qeader), Everett Waddy.
j. Jones, S. Jones, j. Dove, D. Barssdale,
A. Steger, F. Pelouza, II. Wilson, G. E. El.
lett, J. Bates, and G.. NJ. Smith. For the
Washingtons-George W. Ettenger (Ieader),
John W. Curry, R. T. Styll, B. Lewis,
Leon Walerstein, &. II. Clarke. G. W. Hard.
wicke, John Greer, w. E. Woody, W. E.
Howle, George E. Styll, and James G. Whit
lock.
The rules usual on such occasions were
chosen enunciator, and Rev. W. B. McGi.
vray umpire.
Diaphragm was spelt with y; chameleon
was sEr.lt HlluOQI au IL aChHOWItuSLutuL y
was spelt with too many e's. Several other
words were missed in rapid succession.
Verdigris was spelt wrong. but was on ap.
peal ruled out as technical term by the UNI
pire. Battoe was decided not 10 be the pro.
per way to spell it; Weavil did not exactly
indicate the name of the little pests Of the
farmers.
Mr.. Ettenger misspelt .alable with an e
after the second a, and being his second word
was counted out. Mr. Bites missed his Sc.
cond word on cymbal, spelling it with an l.,
and was asked out. Mr.. Dove went out on
"A omelet, putting in 40 instead Of an e.
HaWser, litany, scythe, emery, rarely, para
site, mortise, were all spet wrong. Mr..
Noise, leader of the Am tteurs, made his
second miss on crystalline. Mr.. Clarke
went out on tyrannous. Mr.. Dove on
parricide, Mr. Howle on participant. Sour
rilious put Mr.. Wilson out, being his second
miss; metempsychosis put out Mr.. Jones !;
cachination put Mr.. PelouZe done and out !;
parachute carried Mr.. Smith out on double
tt; Mr.. Steger went out on statistician al
legeable took out Mr.. Greer; abati5 took out
MIR. Woody. Mr.. WhitIock went out on q
reconnaissance.
Mr.. Wallersten, the last of the Washing.
tons, went out on psychology, leaving Messrs.
Barksdse and Waddy, of the Amateurs, to
contest for the prize. Empiricism proved
too hard for Mr.. Bark dale, and the piize, a
gold ring, was awarded 10 Mr.. Waddy by
Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe, and accepted in a neat
little speech.
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FINE HoRsEs.-A number OF city gentle
men yesterday accepted tte invitation Of
Colonel Thomas w. boswell. and Visited his
farm tn Hanover and inspected the racers be
bas In training there for the summer and fall
season.
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THIEF ARRESTED. Henry
Charter arrested Armistead Miller last night,
charged with stealing bottle of whiskey
and two cakes of soap from Messrs. Christian
& White. Miller has been employed as por-
fer at Messrs. Christian g. Whites grocery
store, and last evening, it appears, he took
The whskey and soap, laid them aside until
he @as ready to leave, and when he started
out with the articles Mr.. Charter, who had
been in the store on the lookout, took him
intn custody.
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FOR SALE one haas nc EAR-coUNTER, one
larg2 FREScH-PLATE MIRROR; also, DEcANTEKs
ana GLASSES. Any one in n'ed of the above arti-
cles will do well to ell and see mo, as Will sell
them very low App'yat the cIGAR-sToKE corner
Of Ninth aud Main streets.
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CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETlSGs.-Ward
meetings of the Consei yatives of the First
and Second Wards were held last night for
the purpose OF nominating Councilmen and
delegates to the City Convention to nomi-
nate candidate for the eff Of High Con-
stable.
The meeting of the First Ward was held
at The Courier Office james q. Gentry pre-.
siding and William T. Pitt secretary. r. T.
Whitehead was unanimously nominated for
election to the City Council. The following
delegates were elected to the City Nomina-
ting Convention: r. A. j. Jones, John R..
lait, William T. Pitt, l.. n. Reams, and
Jonu Ii. Abbott. The following were elect
ed members of the City Central Committee !:
a. A. Allen, A. j. Simmons, and james a !.
Gentry.
Resolutions were adopted favoring the
sale Of the water-power aud recommending
permanent street Improvement.
The Second Ward meeting was held at the
Auditors offi:e-H. A. Jordan presiding
and Irving Wesiger secretary. n. A. Eu-
bank was nominated for reelection to the
City Council for term Of three years, and
Thomas a. Fendley was nominated for the
term of two years. The following delegates
WIZ SiSS'Sa w Wy SOAfSb''ob. Il "a
Weisiger, A. A. Waugh, Fl. 4. jordan, A.
Gallagher. and E. Gallagher. Resolutions
similar to those adopted at the First Ward
were also passed.
At a meeting of the Third Ward, hereto.
fore held, DR.. A. Mouteiro was nominated
for election to the City Council. and J. w.
Jones, r. d. Smith, ID. Gary, A. B. Waugh,
and K. r. Ellis elected delegates to the City
Convention. At the meeting OF the Fourth
Ward Charles Turner was nominated for
the City Council, and A. l.. Bradley, G..
Smith, j. A. LipScombe, William Tray lor,
and A. &. Atkinson as delegates to the City
Nominatirg Convention. Both Of the las-
uamed wards passed resolutions Of like Ia.
ture as those adopted at the First Ward.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MessrS. BrOuaugh &,
Tayl lor, real estate agents and auctioneers,
have sold twenty-five acres OF land near
Temples turnout, at $50 per acre; also, q
fty-two-ioot lot. corner of McDouough and
Twelfth streets, for the sum Of $500.
ORDINARY Licenses. Thus far fifteen
licenses have been granted to persons to
keep ordiaaries in this city, and yet when
any of the courts have Il hung jury that has
| to be l)rk d UP for the night there is not q
public mouse in the place that can accommo.
| date them; so that they have to mike the
best of II sleeping on tue floor of the court
| room
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TARIsIAN FAsHIoN-BooH.-A new fashion. book
for ladies' halrdressinz, and also full assortment
Of toilet articles imported direct from Paris, be
seen at R. FERRANDINI's, el3 Broad street.
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ENis RSEDS y.
SpigCfAITlES .

SPECfALTlES:
H.. ia!N whn dance the Most gracefully wllTe-
u.N... .II.'l:u! tlL-tlRUMO.
.f...o, tr a race, fora handsome silver cup.
-Ir'r,. can ~. seen al :. X. Cam ibrllS, n-
..E as-rliI HAL. he cup at Il. Hcinrich's, 300
MAJ. ..I.,l.
t.,'.ur!', tickets, 81; ladies' tickets. Soc
1.r-..s .Ttu -. hId only from the committee ana
H,.H.r ,. ul i!ir 10 d@c.
'uENlIlLE: q. ". Parsons, W. W. Rountree
g. H iErI.,r. William Il. juse3ti, James Jones,
!. /. EHri. I. T. Nightingale. loor Manager.
IRA. -.Ay, : at =: 4. VI. my 34tM, Ih.FSS
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FAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies of st. Marks
church are still Offering variety of useful
and fancy articles for sale at their fair
rooms, at the corner Of Fourth and Broad
etrapfS.
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FLOWERS. FLowERs!-Those In want OF how-
ers should go to JOHN MoRToa's gardens, corner
of Main and Reservoir streets, where they Will ind
large collection OF roses verbenas, fuschias, pam
Sizes geraniums, and other plants.
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RICHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY Depot
for Humphreys Homeopathic specifics, Epps's Hos
neopahic Cocoa, Liebgs Liquid Extrac: Of Beef,
and the British E2g-aud- Butter Pc Tder 705 Main
street. K. p.DCSS.
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LACE CURTAINS, wISDow.sHAD CURTAIN
LOOPS, cornices, cuItain-bands, tablc-'inen. and
sheetings can be had al lower prices at LEVY BRO
THEIRS, thaa 1T any other establishment iu this city
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SLATE! SLATE! sLArIl-We offer for sale FIVE
hundred squares of the very best (Governmenp Sc
cond hand slate. VIII sell in lots to suit purchasers
at a low price. CHAFFIN. sTAPLEs & Co, Re,l
Estate Agents, No. II Tenth street.
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SASH RIBBONS In great variety aud at prices to
suit the times, can now be had at LEVY BEo-
THEIRS. They also offer full stock of narrow rib
bons at much below regular prices.
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RIcnM oSD, May l. 1875.
Cn-P.RTNERSHiP.

] have this dsv admitted nv so"' fOdAh n. r EE .
rsSns tn u IN rr.t tu INV business. The stvle oc
he trru viii hereafter he JOHN ". FERGUSON
d o.. L..
With increased facilities ana strlcl a,leht 70 "
n; u sin, ;, Ell "a ed 10 the firm, hope 10 re-
ceive 10 tne futu e. IL the Das The patronage %
my trends AMI the publL: gencrt!iy. ~>r
' Join W. FERG USSOS.
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NEW SuUEHOUSE.
n =. TISSIEY e CO,


ARGE STOCK OF NEW ANDs@s
IL sEaSONABLEG GOODS.-Laiests yiesR88
BOOTS AND~H HOE 5 for Gentltmen's wear.7 ~
CALF II OTIS. sewed. with bnx-toe, - 80
worth rs: Grnremen's CALF Congress Gal.
TEpS, crimDed AMI with aox-1oe, %3:5p WORTH
is: Hne Asks und CONGRESS q eFtR> at
~ SO worth 1850; good GAIrER at - worth
IS; twenty cases Misses ana thlldress sdpr
prce; Infants shoes, soc. up; Ladies' w'ar great
variety frcm IL 25 up to the finest l. ,rtD nnG
RII'rrpSsD SHOE and CATERS; Fone ana
Northern made Peniren'iarv SHOES atay ~ low
agure: SH'.sS for Workingmen and Farmers
wear at prices DEFY competition at the old cheap
s,or. nj Nj. GOLDEN.
NH an 3m 1923 Main street.
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FLOWERS. FLOWERS !-Carnrtions, Ro'es, Flu
chas (Luiics' Ear-Dropsl, Verbeuas, Pausies, CO.
lcus and all the standard varieties of
In great perfection and pr DfuSi"n for sale by JoHN
MORTON, F!ori:t, corner of Main and Reservoir
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PoLITIcAL MEETISG.-There is to be Con-
seryative meeting at Short Pump tomorrow,
at which Messrs. r. b. Berkeley, George ID.
Wise, and E. G. Cabell are announced 10
sneak
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HgNR1co CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.-Ihe
members OF the late Henrico County Con-
seryatiYe Convention are to rts'semble 10
11s nomiuate Goty = clerk for the Circuit Court.
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NOTICE. Refer ring TO the above announce ments
I beg leave 10 r, turn my sincere thanks 10 my
iri, uts and the public for the generous support
given the old Irm, and also TO solicit continuance
or n 10 the new, fee Ing assured that all work
win be executed with satisfaction to all interested
Their facilities viii be Increased to meet all oe.
mands that may be made uDon them.
nv R-3t CHARLES p. RtDY,
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CHAMPION SPELLING -MATcH.-The spelling.
match between the Richmond and Manches-
ter classes comes of ut Assembly Hall TO-
night, commencing at s o'clock.
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ARRIvALs.-R. FERRANDING has received from
New York all Of his goods for the spring aud sum :.
mer consisting OF the latest Styles OF fans, chae-
lulnes, and comos for the hair. Call and examiue
them at Gl3 Broad street.
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HusT1SGs CoURT.-The session Of this
court yesterday was very brief. Judge Be.
verley r. Wexford presided, and granted a
few ordinary licenses.
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SAVE MONEY b. having y' ur printing doua al The
DISPATCH PRINTING. HOUSE Good work. low
prices. and salts faction guara ntsed.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS m,de 70
order by F.. B. SPENCE & Son, Merchant Taiiors,
1900 Main strret. Perfcc. t guaranteed or TO sale.
Call and examine their STOCK OF cloths, diagoaal
coatlr gs, al cassimeres for suts.
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IcE-CREAM. GRANGE and LEMON ICES, at G.
ZTMMER's, 1886 Maiu street.
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FAIRS AND EESS5S.

IAIn AND FESTIVAL IN AID OF
i -. MARKS 'ilGECli.--Ihc ladies ol 81
W...-- ~,'r M >ucicly VIII c"mnuICc Il sale OF
I~fEl J. gad FAN.A ARTICLES, on The corner
II d and i.luld Sirr"lS. over Mrs. SHundcr>s
r.s ...,r. -'uT". on MONDAY NJ Nr. May 3d.
t,,.,- IT ,HiIdrcu> aud Ladies Clothing.
iu-.--. ~.ra>. i!',~, Infants Dresses. Large sup
l..... l.Gcy Articles.
E,.."-,},ut> aud Lunches at all hours. my lot
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DISPATCH PRtNriNG-iIoUsF.-Un f.
cties for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. Order, filled promp:y aud al low prices.
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LADIES IN WANT OF READY MADE GARMENTS
will find 1t To their advantage TO make their pur.
chases Of LEVY BRoTriERs', who have just mad e
large additions 10 their stock.
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RELICS FROM CURL's NEcK.-A large num-
Der of relics, consisting of fossiized frag.
ments of oak and pine, cannon and minnie
balls, grapeshot, broken bayonetS, and an.
cient pieces of glass, dug up at Curps Neck,
have been sent to the Richmond College mu-
scum. One piece of glass, initiating wax
spread upon letter and stamped with seal,
bears this inscription:
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COMMISSION MERcHANrs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or q call at any time you may
wish TO see specimens or obtain estimates, feeling
assured that 1t will be to your advantage.
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AUCTION sALs.s THIS DAY.

GRUBPS & WILLIAMS, 5 =. NJ. dwelling on
Twenty afth street near W Fenabe street.
LYME 3 BROTHER. z. NJ. three building lots
on the north side OF Marshall between Hancock
and Graham streets. y#
coon & LAUGHTvS, 20 A. NJ, pianos, house,
hold furniture, NC.
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MIMIC RICHMOND BAPTIST COLLEGE OErHoG-
enthusiastically event z. May 1lth, Assembly
Hall.
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BAssrNl's BAss-oLEoS-Assenbly Hall, Tuesday
evening, May lth.
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LEAVE YOUR MEASURE % secure good it for
frs..cl,ss pair of boots or shoes made IN any
sty:e- -hand-work only-st BOsCnEN's, 500 ami
5ll Broad street.
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C. ZIMMER. 1536 Main street, Is II aklng the bes
iCE-t REAM and ORANGE and LEMON ICES to bt
found In the civ.
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TIENESsAE. " ATEk.
MINERAL WATER ON DRAUGH1

u IAEEAL NAIEk On DKAUGHT'
Ou draughl, the famous
ARCTIC SUDA-WATER-
kI->tNGES WATER,
NI,HN WATER.
SARATOGA WATER,
GlNGtR ALE,
OTTAWA BkkR,
MEAD.
tr.wn from Tufts !at"s, tulproved paent
Ae'.c apparatus. al GEORGE SCllEN-S,
- 400, cprnrr Mu1I and Ekexcnlh streets.
~ : Im
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LETTER HEADS, NoTE.HTAps, BILL.IEAps, AC-
COUNTS, SALES, BUSINESS CARDS, &C., neatly
printed al DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE.
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MINORS MuTEaIAb Enthusiastically Hall,
Tuesday, May 1th. asY .rt .
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Election TICKETS. s.-Send your orders for ciec.
ton tckets 10 DISPATCH PRrNrt NG.hoUsE.
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a,,..,,,u,,uns o rAxraEksHdPr.
DISS l. y T . n.

The firm OF FERGUSON & RADY Is this day
dI.so;veu by mulu'l consent. CHARLES i. RADH
rriires from the firm. JOHN w. FERGUSON
business III the same place. -c,,,e,>-
'HARLES Z. RADY.
p,cIru,S Nav / 1875.
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! COMMISSION MERCHANTS can have their printing
done ut the DISPATCH PRINTING HousE at The
very loves. rates. Send In your orders II you Wish
10 save moAey.
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FLECTGnN TICKETS printed at EIsPATCH rRINc-
ING-HOUSE at low rates.
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Opp.FPLLows' E1cuRsIoN.-UnioR Lodge,
No. o. 0. E., will make an excursion 10
West Point ON Monday next, the 10th ih.
slant.
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READ ZrMMER'S advertisement, In another col
umn. He bias the largest icecream factory In the
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PERsoN.L.-Mr. EAPHaEL FERRANprSr has re-
turned TO the city from New York. He brings with
him an elegant stock of new flncy goods OF all de-
scriptions, which were all imported from Paris by
himself. Give him call at 613 Broad street.
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CowARDISI'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hall,
Tuesday, May 11th.
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IF you want pure ICE-t'REAM at reduced rate.
90 10 ZrMMER's. 1885 VAN street.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES just received by PiZZISt
Yesterday. Go early this mornipgif you wish any.
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MIMIC MILITARY MANGUvREs-AssenblyEI Hall,
Tuesday, May lth.
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LADIES Box.ToE BUTTON CATERS at Bo-
sCHgN'S, 500 and 51l Broad street.
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E uapER LUMBER !, LUMBERr

npr7aaN A. PARKRR & 60.
hay, M. nj sI thsr ysss. cerner tin ana lana,
AMI sixth snd Carat Streets l.sss Nn, ssoSs 81 n.
8 a I'd II mn flss and iftSGLES LATHs,
g., &C., which they oer for sale ut very os pfiess,
my g. I'm s@sss5a sss
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HT. W. TRIBBErT /. with G. ZlMMER, and W Ill
bp glad to q e bi, friends.
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FoURTH.sTREET CLUB-Tucsday evening. Msy
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REDFoRDrNts FEMININE FoLLIEs-AsscmbIy
Halt, Tuesday evening. Nay lth.
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n,,S'i PAY S5 FOR A GAL .H3
1 frp when you can buy acity-mAue eseSSs
one for "a. pon't pay 81 fer snoe ~tcT you can
/, sc ~ he factory 2I5 Broad street h"t~eeR Sec
cnT ,rr 'Ihlrh So'h,nv nut rty-inau. koods s0l:.
,E, ~. IN, v Ss sel6
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sE- THE C1RCUL ATIoN OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCULA-
TION OF ALI. TUE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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IffAnLES i. hADI.
RICHMOND, May /, 1875.

Returriny my grateful thanks To my friend, aud
the public g,neralI' for favcr In fre past would
saw that with increased a'vHn'aeys the rev nrai
wiil be- enabled 20 supply ali deuianus promptly,
az d wilt use every endeaVor 10 give ss!Isf1ci!sn,
my t;.3t GEO, EE \. SAi1H.y
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MIMIC cRANDoLPH-M MACON spELLIsTs-Tuesday
eyeuIng, May ] u, ssf mbly Hall.
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II NERAL WATERS.

" .r'I-i.AL l. w y ElsS.
h!,>ENGES WAIEE on dranght,
ht.NY WATER limpOrt,d}.
trSt.EE-> WATER,
HA1uOKS WAFER.
!1LLNA WAJER,
IELlDE!CIi I'll ALL BITTER WATER,
+rEIIl~HLEG kATALYsISE WATER,
4LLtGhASY WATER,
i.r'kEBlLGH ALrM WATER,
It-ALl<G SFRIStss WATER,
W.lIE SULPHUR WATER,
bFfALO IIliiA WATER.
a.. "' BE" Ibuye waters foe sale by The boule or
'A-@ ana pac I-isca delivered
FOLK MILLER CO, Apo,hecaries,
~ corner SIINi and Mxlu streets
II N!NERAL WATkRS.-We are agents
- = 'Ec ra.e Of rh. WATERS FROM THE
!"'INih Hfh9 sos, aud kceU Ou hand supIjT
- -eyidi"d WATERS ifum other sources, both
t['.+H drIf i"rncsGc-yiZ.:
"-. i& -tIPiiuK GrcenorIcr county, w. Va:
t,' hiijL.E LuA, Roo Sbridge county, Va;
t..'i->iiA%E, MONTGOMERY county, Va;
i']LI\'.> ba!! county, Va;
}" - 'LJ iItuss and y, Necklenbtrg county,
ia It'N'ia-s- ryrxloga, y. y;
,',.''"'lN. Sata'n.a. y. Y:
H. .t" AfkH. Fricdrlcsshail Germany;
t',hf. Ilrll, France:
I'.'<hi,. ~"!tZrr. CerInapr
,ar 'P.Er y 'ihrtiets furnished RTatis on aPpu-
FLRtJ' l., LAiJl, 4 CO., Druggists.
-" 1916 Main sirarl, Iiclinond Va.