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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

TUE CONCERT AT ST. MARKS CHURC5.-
The concert At St. Marks Iecturc.room
Tuesday night was delightful and Success
ful one as everybody Expected It 10 be.
There has not been presented atany amateur
performan ce better programme or list OF
names that could give a Surer guarantee Oh
pleasure. The combination OF instf fumeDtal
music and simple, Stlrrlag c6oruSes Win
renderinss of the first order has answered
most admirably an both The concerts held ln
this room. The orchestra deserves hlgnesl
nraise for lis taste aud skill. 1t was Severe'y
tried by a sudden cali forthe substitution o
popular overture. played last winter. ir
lien of a selection from Mozart, but it readily
complied, and the performance was &c
| hghtfnl.
| of the vocal part it is not easy to speak
as everything sung gave so mucn sa'islacl'oD
The choruses were ell chosen aud were ren
| dered with 4 taultl ssness which tells bIgni!
| in favor OF the singers and of their instruc
for. Mr.. Grant sang his piece with great eX
nression-was enthusiastically encored, an'
respopded with Happy Moments"
| Miss Redford, if it were possible, sur
| passed herself and gave, in response TO q
earnest encore, piece which went to to
hearts of the large audience. No Wopde
She is such favorite. AR. Dimmock was
excellent voice, and sang fine piete, but dl
not respond TO his encore eXcert by comm
ont in the beautiful duet which followed
solo. The same gentleman also sang VIII
Miss Beale and Mr.. Robert Chamberlayne
Ia trio, 10 which all acquitted themselv
handsomely. Shubert's Serenade, sung |
Miss Beale accompanied by Messrs. Thilo
| and Reiuhardt, thrilled the audience, at
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latest FOREENNEWS
England.


LosDox, April 7.-'fhe New Britis man
oEwar Aax4ndria was lMInched to-day.
The Prince and Princess of" Wales, the DuEe
and Duchess of Tee K, AMI Others oil h'sh
rank were present.
LosDos, April 5.-Tbs. greater portion OF
to-day,s session Of the ADuse was occupied
10 tlsAate on the right OF women to vote
for ra.nbers OF Pay!IameDt. Mr.. Srsalles
said tse mov.m ent originated with turon'
lent women in hmeaioa. The bill, II passeo,
would enfranct iss women VINO ga'nea tne'l
live ehhood by r.nmsrasty. Upon aWlslon
the House ~ fused, to order the Dbl 10
seaand readiTh bs a vote OF 152 ayes to fSi
noes. Disrsell voted with the mlnosity.
russia. epd Bclgium.
LONDON. April Specials trom. Paris re
| sardiug Prussia's note says Prussia deuahu
pew legislation on the part OF BelSsew
Belgium re;yias Prussia's ciaim. Her nos'
asserts that sha is independent ana neutia'
She has dcae nothing that could a!1er ne
relation With friendly nation when guar
antees. her independence.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE IoUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. The annual meet
inw Of tie Younc Mems Christian A>socia-
liOn will be held at Association Hall, on
Main street between EighthanG Ninth streets,
at $ o'clock tonight. The former recording
secretary OF the Association has in hlS pos
session an autograph letter from General K.
+. Lee >ho wing The Interest which he took
in The Association. The following is A copy
OF the letter:
HEADQUARTERS. April 1G 1864
" Mr.. join h. Il .Sieighi, Recording Secretary
Young Mems Ciu7StiGn -dSSocsatton, Rtct.
mond, Ta.:
"sir,-I gratefully accept the honorary
membership conferred on me by the Young
Meu's Christian Association Of Richmond,
and pray that the pious and benevolent work
in which they are engaged may progress and
prosper.
"With great respect, your obedient SER
yant. Il. f. LEE"
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"Whcre can i get the biggest pun!
writes mud-hcadcd aspirant for JOURNALISTIC
hoDors. Alta rough guess, without h@urlns
on il, We would recommend the top OF To-
colnoliYc smokes lack. Marshall MesSen
ger.
The Chicago Journat objects 10 newspaper
j0kes. He don't want anybody 10 do any
thing he can't do himseli.-DetrOu Press.
Bashfulness is often like the plating on
spoons-when il wears off it shows The
brass.
We pity the poor editor who goes through
life unabused, unattached, and calm as
summer suuset.- Portchester Journal
Plain people and vain people make for.
tunes for photographers Graphic,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDsEs
Day Hon. Robert ". Hughes, Judge, prea
ding.-In the matter of Samuel j. WiIkin.
son, bankrupt. The bankrupt was ordered
to show cause on the 18th instant why The
exemption heretofore awarded him should
no. be revoked and the properly sold 10 pay
Fl. SimmermaD. And the assignee was re.
moved and jacob Cohn appointed in bis
stead.
In the matter of r. C. Grant, bankrupt.
The sale of the bankrupts land by the as.
signee was confirmed. and the assignee Or
dered to deliver to the bankrupt the three
notes given By him for the purchase of bis
land. bis personal property, and make him a
deed to the Two tracts Ct land purchased by
him.
In the matter Of Francis W. Doegett,
bankrupt. The bankrupt was allowed to
amend his schedule and insert a debt due
him by j. G. Dill, and Goldenburg 81 Bro"
ther and all others were eDjoined from COL
lecting said debt. :
In the matter of Mary p. Hobsou, bank.
rupt. The order entered on the 2lSt Deem
ber, 1872. was set aside, aud the bankrupt
and her husband, james Ii. Donahoe, were
ordered to show cause on the 18th instant
WHY der ulScnal Sc SuOulu Eob NC lcfohco'
In the matter of Charles Lindner. bank
rupt. The clerk was directed to check upon
the fund in bank for S21S.50 for rent due B.
W. Gillis. and take receipt therefor from
the sheriff OF the city. ....
In the matter OF A. o. Bliss, bankrupt.
The order entered on the 22d March last re-
straining Campion Brothers & Franklin.
the sheriff, &c, from further proceeding
upon an execution in favor of the said Cam
pion Brothers & Franklin, was dissolved.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
Charles Alexander, of Meckenburg county.
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ORDINANCE VIoLATIoNs.-The following
parties were fined by the acting Police JUS
t;ce Yesterday for ordinance Ylolatious
Robert w. Oliver, $40 for running dray on
the streets without license; f. Hagemyer, 20
for firing pistol in the street; Martha 3:
Miller, Eiiz beth Myers, Robert Cresple, ana
Andrew Williams, IS each for keeping un'
licensed dogs; Mrs. Ann Brannan was re-
uuired to pay fine OF $40, her son Mike
Brennan having been caught throwing
rocks at the windows OF the Madison schooi-
house Charles Tanner was tlned % lor al
lowing his horses to run al iafse OH ehe
street; j. r. Singer was su'Jec.eo 10 nne
for selling explosive oil in violation OIL the
rltRordinance.
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DEATH OF Mr.. LEICESTER VERNON MIR
Leicester Vernon, young EDglishman
died of typhoid-tever at the Church lnstl
tute on Tuesday night. Dir. Vernon was
twepty.four years of age, and came to vir'
ginia few years ago to purchase land. dis
father was colonel in the British army, and
his grandfather, it is said, presented the
"Vernon Gallery" to the British nation
Mr.. Vernon is represented to have posses; ed
many excellent traits Of character, and bis
death will be regretted by many friends IN
Virginia. A short time ago he became asso'
ciated with Mr.. Ashburner, and bis nrm
succeeded in securing the contract from the
city for the removal Of sewerage-matter.
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Steamer RurneG.

ST. LOUIS, April Last evening the
steamer Paragon. lying a. the kountz Line
wharf, loading for New Orleans, took fire IN
the hold. She was towed across the river
where she burned TO the waters edge, anC
sunk in eight feet of water. The boat wa:
owned by James Rees, ofPittsburgh; Cap
tain John Darrah her commander, and
Thomas Darrah her clerk. She cost go ,0O'
two years ago, and was insured for $4,000
in Pittsburgh companies. She had abou
1900 tons of cargo on board, valued q
aDout Sl25,000.
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the fair young singer bore off great and
welLdeseryed triumph. The Skylark, sung
by Mrs Sparrow, was above all criticism.
To cay nothing of her other performances in
this her first concert, the solo placed this lady
just where her friends think she ought to
stand unsurpassed as a soprano. A lady Of
fine abilities and large observation pro-
nouncea this solo the finest ever heard of
the stsge- The violin solo with its accom-
pan'ment and the quartette carried the aDei-
ence by storm. and notwithstanding the many
encores kept The exercises to . h,e hour an
were sorry when The end came. All honor
to the amateurs OF Richmond,
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SENT on FOR FoRGtRY.-R Rodger ID. Bur
rus was before the Police Court again ycStcr.
day morning 10 answer tue charge of forging
an order upon Truman A. Parker Il Co., in
the name Of Allen & Brother and in favor
of Thomas Moore. for S311. .33. It's probable
that there is such nun as Thomas Moore In
Goochlapd or Powhatan, but his connection
with the order could not be proved. The
firm name of Allen e. Brother and the name
Of Thomas Moore were both signed bv Bur
rus. No evidence for accused was offered,
and he was sent on TO the grand jury for in
dirtmpnt
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HUsTINGs Court, Yesterday Richard
BegIey was arraigned for as-aulting and cut
ling Pleasant Mills with intent to kill. Some
weeks ago Begley obtained employment as
one Of the cty'S street bands. His fellow
workmen required him to pay his ''foot-
ing"--that is, treat all around. This he de-
cIined or Was unable 10 do. Then they at.
tempted to "'ntiate" him by some myste-
riuus process involving nakeduess and kero-
sene oil. Richard resisted, and in a Scuil1"
which cnsued cut Mills in the stomach with
pocket-knIfe, iLflcting painful wound. In
consideration of the prorocation: the jury
found accused "not guilty." All the par.
ties are colored.
Martha S. Twine "a deaf mute) and Sallie
johnson, for druggiug and robbDg Charles
Whippert of S25.25, were each sent to the
peuitentiary for five years. Cheeny Brown,
indicted for completely in this robbery, was
acquitted.
james b. Montgomery was up for stealing
q coliar-buttou and two seeve-buttonS OF the
value of 8 80, the property of some person
unknown" Montgomery, with man
named Ferguson, occupied the cell in which
Henry Slckles died. The property men
toned was taken from the body of deceased.
The sleeve buttons were given by Mont
gomery to his brother. The jury found ac-
cuSed guilty, and it being bis second con-
viction for petty larceny, be was given one
year in the penlcntary, which is to be
served after the expiration of his present
term in Jail,
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CHaFFIN. STAPLES I CO., +. NJ, five build
ing lsc, Oh Q Tor V.naolej street bes%een Thy
tic.a and l hiyiy-frst.
GRUBgS & WILLIAMS, AZ =. Nl., t.isipess lol OF
tie. south skie of Cary street between shoesos
SIP and Vszginia street.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. at Saloon No
1925 Main street furniture fixtures, &c.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 z. NJ, all tie con
dp1nnsa framed houses bounded by Seventeenth
and E:hleeuth streets and hat@een lhs-rsiiroat
and The dock-to be removed.
r, @. MORRISS, 10 a. NJ. furniture, piEtur q
wagon, sewing machine, &c.
r.. MCCORMICK, 10 A. NJ, closips-ont sale Q
choice fruit trees.
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PROPOSALS..


yIR6INza, PEStTBNTIARY.l
StJpEHINTESDESr'S iFFICE.
April 5, 1875.
SEALED. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CFJTED until ] 2. O'Clock 81. on FhlDAY,
April ssh for furnishiBg.tte virgins pepitenuary
for H. month Of APRIL agood. ~ be delivered az
the Vsrglni IN penitentisry Ie Of charge Tor paGk-
age or Iraynge such times nd IN such Quantities
as may le rcquired-SiM "E '-"t
1000 pounds OF or oI1p
2osArrels Of EXTRA SIpERFlNE Fhpuths ,st1,s
lsC bushels OF BOLTED COkh MEAL tatty
pounds 10, snSlls1)
IOe.pounds OF CUEEEE,
800. bounds of SOAH; s. ... I'll. r..-ss,..
.ls1;gnllnns of MOLASsFs.
lu0 bushels OF eRIsH PoTAIOESl lsi1ly PouioS
10 bushel,,
As The above sstimates Ct quantities. are nased OF
The PRISE Mt number osffonst-s they WIN DGNaSfo
as The uu mber ~ hS pro sided Sor ID ~ increase.
SrDDosaIs m rst be addressed 10 the undfrsienea,
endnrsed Pr sposals fos supplies G virginia peni-
IsuIlary" and must be LETT at the once OF ue su.
uerinttndeut. wi full statement or Drano ana
Quality OF articles, .tf..- =. .n,.o.
he Board af Directors reserve the right to rejecs
any or all psOnosalsc dsred MAJsat .st@
By orse r aG tho BOaEd. Ed.,,,,,n,,.y
/ an6 6-3t superintendent.
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The Elections.

ITnIcA, N. Y. April THE Democrats
gain three supervisors.
OMAHA, NEB., April 1.-THE Republicans
have elected their mayor and police judge.
ST. LOUIS, April THE vote for mayor is
as follows: Barrett (Democrat), 12.949;
Ovenstolz (Independent), 12,l75; Magnare
(RepublicaD), 4,445; Barret's plurality, ia.
The balance of the Democratic ticket is
elected by from 600 to 5000 minority.
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SoNs OF TEapEgANcE.-Venable Division,
which was Instituted BY Deputy G. W. 7. T.
Wiley Davis on Thursday lsst j., will hold lis
first regular meeting at Sprir .g6eld Hall to-
night. The election and installation OF
worthy patriarch and chs plain, postponed
from Thursday, will take place this evening.
This Division starts OUT under the best
auspices, and will prove. valuable addition
TO the regular cold.wat er army of this ely: y
Harmony DiYisioo will publicly install Its
officers at their ball tonight.
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SPRING GooDs.--A large assortment Of goods for
the spring has Just been opened BY K. B. SPENCE i
SON, merchant tailors 1900 Main street. embrac-
ing all the new designs OF French and English
Worsted Coallngs and Cassimeres; a"d with expert
cutters and workmen SPENCE i SON are prepared
TO turn out all the 1o5by and high toned styles Of
the season. II you in want OF nice clothing CUT
and made TO order In the most fashionable and best
styc. call ON E. B. SPENCE s con, 1900 Main
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weather Re9eOrf.

WAsnIsGros, April For the Middle
and Southern Atlantic States, clear or fair
weather in the interior, and threasenIns
weather near the coast, with norhe:steriy
TO soutberly winds, rising temperature
north of Soah Carolina and high barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, end the
Ohio Valley, generally clear and ws1ns wea-
tber, with westerly winds and slightchanges
In barometer.
Cautionary signals continue frsns Cape
Hatteras to SGl.n Beach.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY.-The follow
ing c;lseS were disposed OF by Justice VIII
liam Hall Crew:
Edward Hadkin, drunk, disorderly, and
using Indecent lingtage in the street. Sure
ty required Tor his good behavior.
Henry Alexander, charged with being
drunk. was discharged.
Adeine WinSlcy. charged with assautin%
and beating Polly Tompson. The case was
continued until to-day.
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ISecOnd Dispatch

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE First res-
mcnt, numbering $50 men, with twenty
rounds of AMMUNITION and three days
cooked ralions, have left on a special train,
and will reach Hazleton at 8 o'clock o-night.
The cause oil the movement has not trans
pred
HAzLEroN, April 1.-Two regiments of in'
lantry and one of artillery are expected 10
arrive here tonight.
SCRANTON, April IA meeting will be
held Tomorrow 10 decide whether the miners
of Wyoming and. Lockawana region will
strike. The conp1nies refuse the ten .ler
cent. advance demanded. The men are aBX'
ious to continue work.
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THE CONVENTION OF CoLoRED MEN.-Tht
following executive committee has been ap
pointed to make arrangements for the con
yention OF colored men which is to assemble
here on the 18th of August:
First Congressional DiStrtct-Peter j
Garter, K. ID. BecSIey, William L. fesselles
Second District. William n. Stevens,
Rufus 5. Jones, Joseph T. Wilson.
THIRD DISTRICT Lsndon Boyd, William
2. Lucas, William Troy.
Fourth Dislract.- Joseph z. Evans, Ross
Hamilton, TaZcwell Branch.
Fifth Dtstrict-H. Clay Harris, Peter De
Haven, Joseph Davis.
Si.rM DiStrtct.- James I. S. Taylor, Frank
Ware, Z. L. Jones.
SerenM Distict.-Wiliam 7. Moseley and
Jack Harris.
Etqhh DiShict.- John P. Syphax, r. L.
Mitchell, and Fields Cook. -. Es
Ninth District. - Peter Singleton.
SUB. Con,mlnee for the city Of Richmond. -
Laudon Boyd, William Troy, William b
Derrick, John Oliver, James Bowser.
The commitee Of the district is author
lied to appoint a subcommittee OF one from
each county and three from each city of each
dist ict, who, with other members OF The
committee, may for any Information relative
to the convention, address The secretary al
Hampton, Va.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
COavicfi0n for Mnrdcr-MsHfne Dis
a8kqr.

SOaSicffOn Tor MHrGcr-MaRfMe Dis
aster.
Especial telegram to the Dispatsa.1
foRTssoUTH, April 1.-THE community
was surprised when 1t was announced tba,
The jury m the case Of James Bruce taezrol
charged with the murder OF white woman
on the 4tb Of March. had found him guilty
OF murder iE the second degree. and Sxed
bis punishment at eighteen years in the pen.
sentiary.
The schooner Mary E. Clark, Captass
Sroncis Johnson loadedwith cargo of oys-
ters for Baltimore, was rus down and sum-,
BY an unknown steamer IN Chesapeake bay
Monday night. The crew escaped.
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ASSEMBLY HkLh.-The Richmond Amateur
Dramatic Association will give another en-
tertaiDment at the above ball on Monday eve-
ming, on which occasion will be presented
the comedies OF -The Ladies' Battle" and
I" Bachelor of Arts" The proceeds are to
be devoted TO benevolent PURPOSES. i. b.
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AKTlsrIc.-Elder's portrait of Lee has
been removed from The SenP.te Chamber,
and until the next meeting OF The Legislature
will grace the Library. The portrait OIL
Henry Clay, painted by Or. Peticolas, has
been given ln charge Of Shepherd 10 be re-
stored,'
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SUNDAY ExcURSIoNs.-The Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company commence
their summer Sunday excursions to Peters
burg on Sundiy next, leaving Richmond at
8 A. Nj; returning, will arrive here at 6 :333
p NJ
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GRAND jury OF THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT
CoURT.-Tbe grand jury of the United States
Circuit Court yesterday found true bills
against the following parties q. A. Shepherd,
for "raising" baDk.note; Dominique Fran.
CISCO and Albert Rush, for violations of inter-
nairevenue law; James Ferguson and Lewis
Turner, for rob5jng the post-ofHce at
Guiaey's station, Caroliue county. -.
In the cnse OF Minnie Tate, charged with
passing counterfeit 80 note, not Il true bill
tyac faupd
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LEVY BROTHERS have bu. 3 few patterns left OF
the black ana while striped silks n. 90c. Il yard,
which have been valued by good judges TO be worth
S1 10H.
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u,O TOBACCO-MANUFACTDRERs
AND ALL OTHERS IN NEED OF
STEAM-F1TTISG.

We wish to inform the citizens Of Richmond that
w we are prepared TO do
ALL KINDS OF STEAM-FfTTiEG
40 walI ne any other establishment In, the United
siates, aud cheaper than any outside OF our OWL
city. =, .o.t arf
We are willing to give estms.es FOR WORK an. ahs
puaranice any amount Of heat .equired. We onl.
aSA : 80 G. q 4. BARGAMIN,
NH Sl.aw NJ. 9O7 east Aain street,
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PsRsoSAL.-Lieutenant George w. Jarvis
has been elected Captain OF the Richmend
Light Infantry Blues u'ce Captain +. vi.
lmboden resigned. Lieutenant Thomas ID.
Blankenship has been elected FIRST LIeuten'
ant in place of Lieutenant JARVIS.
Police Justice Joseph j. White con- .inue:
very unwell.
DR.. J. 4. Williams, who went TO Florida
with Captain J. q. Gentry, and hf re'ofort
reported ill, writes that he is imprc wing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

YoU CAN BUY MOST ANY KIND OF BOOTS, SHOES
trunks, aud .atchelS al reasonable price Of HER.
MAN BosCITEN & BROTHER, 500 and 511 Broad
Ct
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SUPREME CoCRT CT APPEALS, YESTERDAY
The case OF Tate's executors rs. Myers was
argued for the appellants by Mr. Maury and
for the appellee by Judge Meredith, and con-
tinued until to- day.
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If HERMAN BOSCHEN & BROTHER can't suit
you in reaGy-madc b OTIS and shoes land We can
tafely say they have the largest stock tile city,
leave your order. hey will make then-hand
work ony-in short time. 500 and 51l Broad
Sfrs
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Escape Of Notorious Counterfeiter.

.WAsnlNGroS, April 7.-The roted coun-
terfeter Pee Mccartney escaped from the
custody OF United States Marshal PummelI,
of the eastern district of Texas, at Brenmond,
Texas, this morning. Mccartney is indicted
in four different Judicial districts. This is
his third escape within four months.
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D. COLUMBUS is manufacturing daily his celebra-
ted So.l ICE CREAM, made of cream skinned from
rich milk This Is The cream that our aOcst ply
scians prescribe for their patients, and clu be had
In nunntites 10 suit at 321 Broad street. -------
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. Religious services
are being held at the Union Station Me'ho-
dist church every night this week. Rev.
William McGee is assisting the pastor, and
preaching 10 large and attentive congrega-
finnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS is to buy dry goods
at the lowest prices, such as are asked only at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
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LEVY BROTHERS save thousands of dollars to the
people of this city every mouth by their enterprise
In retailing goods lower than in New York city or
anywhl re else.
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FIRE.-The 4l1rm Of fire turned 10 at Box
43 Yesterday afternoon ut lao O'Clock was
caused by the burning oil few shingles on
the dwelling-bouSes Nos. G29 and e31 First
street, Oregon Hill, occupied by Mrs. Ed
wards and Mrs Robinson. Damage ab"u!
SIn
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LADIES will nox fall TO visit the Paris Millinery
Company aud suspect their elegant miulnery
goods, now ready. 10l7 aud 10l9 Main street
over Levy Brothers.
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EXCURSION TO WEST PoIST.-UniOn Lodge,
No. I, !. 20. F., will make their first spring
excursion to West Point on the 10th of May.
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FNGLISH DIAGONAL CoATINGS-large variety o
styles Just opened. ana will be made to order In th'
best style by +. Il. SPENCE & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

FRENCH AND ENGLISH CASSIMEREs-large va
Icly just opened, ard will be made order In the
latest style by +. 4. SPESCE& son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

CIRCUIT CoURT OF RJCHHoND.-The Circuit
Court OF Richmond closed its business for
the term yesterday and adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-08

LEVY BRoTHsR RS goods are marked at the lowest
cash prices. Save money by buying your dry goods
al The leaders Of low prices.