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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

stand why 1t was commenced, but as soon as
he gels clear be means to make Colonel Car.
rington sweat. He assured our reporter
that gentlemen of % high Standing as any in
our land would establish the fact that he had
suffered from the prosecution to the amount
of 100000.
"KnoX is an honest man. and no doubt
obeyed Instructions" said Mr.. MacKinnon
" but he wouldn't give me minute to write
or telegraph to my friends, or TO get any mo.
ney, after my arrest"
"Here's all the money brought with
me-"
At this, Mr.. MacKinnon ran bis hand into
his breeches pocket aud drew forth one or
two-cent piece and white button.
After an Interchange Of few brief but
friendly remarks, hoping that he might soon
be able to satisfy the courts and The world
Of his innocence, our representative bade
MIR. Mackinnon good-day.
COMING ACROSS
Council Chamber Hill, from the jai',
our reporter met one of the clerks
Of the Exchange Hotel. After the usual
cheerful salutations of the day the Dis
patch man said 10 the clerk: I have just
been to see Mr.. Macklnnon. Mackinnon
asserts that he never (as is charsed) called
Mr.. W. Scott Carruston into his room and
showed him what purported to be letter
and a telegram from Dir. Maximilian Low TO
the effect that the first draft on Low had
been paid.
Clerk Did MacKiunon say so?
Reporter: Yea, verify.
Clerk: Well, | am satisfied that he did, for
just as soon as Mr. Darlington came back
into the office lie told me that MacKinnon
lad read him such a letter, and represented
that the draft had been paid.
So the case for the present stands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

LEE GALLERY.-JoHN W. DAVIES. 92G EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-Some recent
specimens OF photography from this well-known
gallery show STEADY improvement In styc and
artistic skill and we commend It to lbe patronage
of the public generally Central Presbyterio,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

INSTALLATION OF REV. DR.. HATCHER AS PAS
TOR OF GRACE STREET BAPTIsT Church.
The Grace.Strcct B9ptis; church was lit
orally packed Sunday night, and the inslalla-
ton services were Of more than ordinary IL
tcrcst.
The exercises were conducted by Revs. j.
William Jones. D. D., II. II. Harris, ID. D.,
and 4. Z. Dickinson, u. d. DR.. Jcter an
nounccd that the object Of the meeting was
not TO confirm hut simply to appropriately
recognize Rev. DR.. Hatcher as pastor OF
Grace Street church.
The church clerk 20. D. Browne. Esq.,
then read the record of the meeting at
which DR.. Hatcher was called to the paSto.
rate; after which Colonel Il. j. Evans, In
behalf of the church, made him an earnest
address of welcome, and alluded feelipgly to
the previous pastors Of the church.
DR.. Hatcher said that he appeared in per-
son to accept the call of the church, and
thank them for the honor done him and the
cordial welcome he had received. In leav-
ing his late charge and coming here he was
acluated by no desire for change, as be re-
garded the pastorate as too solemn and sa-
cred to be given up for any slight cluse. lie
did not come to lessen his labors, for he
almost shrunk back from the large field and
heavy work before him. He closed
by vividiy picturing the future which
stretched out before them, and earn.
es,ly expressed the hope that pastor and peo-
pie might fill it with deeds upon which the
Master would smile and upon which it
would be pleasant in the years to come to
look back.
A most appropriate installation prayer was
then offered by Rev. J. B. Hut:on, of the
Piuc-Strect Baptist church.
Then followed an address to the pastor by
DR.. Jcter, IN address to the congregation by
DR.. Tuppcr, aud welcome on the part oil
the other pastors by DR.. Biting. These
addresses were all appropriate, feeling, and
every way Admirable.
Large numbers crowded forward at the
close Of the service to take the new pastor By
the hand, and it was IL notable fact that
among the number were some OF the lead
iue members Of his old charges in Manchcs-
ter and Petersburg. No pastor ever entered
upon his work with more cordial greeting
or with brighter auspices OF useful pas
toratp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

A PugLIc CHARlTY.-Thc Committee for
the Relief of the Poor have made arrange
monts TO render medical aid TO all indlgent
persons who may be injured or taken SICK On
the streets Of the city. Should such case
come to notice the fact is COMMUNICATED 10
the aImshouse either by telegram from one
of the police stations or by messenger
upon receipt of which an amDu'ancr' accom-
panied by physician, will be Immea'ateiy
sent to the sufferer. Since the 2oih ei Aafcn,
when this plan vas inauSura'ed, nine per-
sons have been relieved IN this ~uy-three
white males, one white female, three colorea
males. and two coOred females.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

THE SALE OF PowERs's DrsTHLERY situated
about one mile below the city, on the Osborne turn
pike, win take place THIS EVENING 1t 6 o'clock.
Conveyances will be in attendance at n. II. LEES
office at half-past O'Clock for the accommodation
OF PERSONS wishing to attend The sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

We ADVISE the hCusekctpcrs or Richmond to
call at the Hamburger sore OF Mr.. CHARLES
DUNCKER, No. 171S Slain street and examine his
splendid assortment Of Imported luxuries and DELI
caces-something new In Richmond.
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COMMISSION MERCAAYTs.-We Solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to See specimens obtain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be to yoar advantage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

HOME ISDCSTRY.-Buy the '.EXceslcr " atf r
CooIer and tie Polir" Keri-cra'or, The ONLY
cu,yco,L.rAcKe ed ice -ccouorniz.rs nlde In this
cry For sal: by the pracipat dealers In our line.
NorNTcASrLE & CoFER, manufacturers, 520
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NEW SUITS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Ladies are invited to examine the stock. Parncu-
lar attention Is also called 10 the stock Ct ready
made garments for ladies', III which great reduction
In prices has been made at LEVY RROTuERs-
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d. COLUMBUS SELLS HIS CELEBRATED ICE
CREAM acc riding to The qusntitv of pure cream
ell I'm The manufacture OF each grade.
Extra cream (half creamy, Sl.75 per gallon;
No. 2 crelm (one-fourth cream), Sl.60 per gal.
lon;
No. cream (all rich milky. 81 40 per gallon;
Baltimore cream only 5 cents per saucer.
boarding. houses, fairs, picnics, &C., furnished at
lower rates, Leave your orders ut 321 Broad
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

IN LINEN GOODS of every description consumers
will find II 10 their advantage TO purchase of LEVY
BROTHERS. They not only show the lirgest and
best assorted stock, but can save You twenty five
per cent. on your purchases.
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A SLIGHT FROST vas seen yesterday morn
ing hereabouts.
Passengers from the White Sulphur
Springs report seeing frost there yesterday
morning.
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scuprERSoSG WINE, dry and satet, four years:
o,d ". u. BLAIR ( co.
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HENRY r. MILLER, al 9l5 Main street. has 1rs'
rec IveJ large stocs Of FINE WHITE VESTS. made
up expressly for him by DEyLIN & CO., OF New
York, ;ud for sale very low.
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These tickets will be resp cCt d. on ali trains be-
tween Richmond and Charlotte froin the 18Th to
the 23d Inclusive.
Persons taking special train will arrive ut Char
lotto ut day on the morning OF The celebration.
S..E. ALLtN,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCOTT, Engineer nltd superintendent.
W.T.. WEST, Master Ol Trains.. my i7-4t
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PRESERVING Observation-Disclosures lot will
be received Tomorrow Wednesday, at 7. NJ. by
PIZZrSI. Ihose In want will please notice and leave
their orders. Price, 1915 per dpzcn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

THE CRY Is, STILL THEY Co,fE.-LEvY BRO
THEIRS received yesterday from two Of the largest
manufactores large additions to their stock OF
parasols and suu-umbl elias. which will be sold
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CHARLES DUSCKER, the importer and dealer In
fine groceries AMI dclicacies. Is 1T us Main street,
between Seventeenth and eighteenth.
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LADIES, STEM WlSpISG WATCHES, also Key
wiRder5.z Z. rESSEi %
No lOOl Maiu street.
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F1RE.-Between and ) o'clock yestef-
day morning the Fire Department was "'ea
out in response to au alarm from Box D. oc-
casioned By the partial burning OF one oil the
framed teuements ID RulherioorVs TOW, on
Brood street, formerly occupied as ps'ht'
shop. Damage trifing. Tne alarm shouia
have come from Station II, but the heS VI
the box could not be found ut the time.
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...,'f1r 10! NJ. llGgih>. III tHt Ho>'"'S
49, J.Ar.or. 81 tiW Ward (rrt>!Cent.
~,in., ,.r>.dcnt pro :t'Tport, was
:a., ,a.lr.
-,... ..rr,,, Bn,rp.
-.,,;roa from, IN.
.-s.H"' ~ .'' n;ro,;,n nf thc
.. ~ ."' nf No>srs g. p. Hndv, +.
--. - ; s;rons from the First,
\. i'"'t' -" =. ,;n,, ,.,o,,,.ics ncrur
= t.' ANA ',.',' ,,'',a,h ~ ,hr hoard which
'"' CA '.,;,o' ,;,, ,nn.t se t;IInd by the
." 1a', ''''''''
~. '"'''.. ......,.,,ca , r.so,,,io, for =
Nj "''-'''" ~, ,,rn hrd,r, nm Monday,
''" - :, =, tuthe vacancies IN
- "l' - - '''
.-''' r., ,>,u,s
''' '''
r.,an.-l,.Nm> Angus: ia'" I'e'o,t .ne
..;sl! q r'&II"I'EH'pH '"ni Wv
E. a''c"'1 d 10 tie want ni ies!,,a'io'i ..,' vi
III. vat T@'EI - 'i'' s'I,"'!e' e'l'.'' ~
j o7 '''I: "r-' inc na; y. -. >, y ''o ~,
: 'i""'' !" "N''';'Vmu.,i ,,',J ,|al NV
H.. "'i ",,u''' Il. u ~ 49,, ,',r ho.,r,
81. ..'.' ""H '''' '',' 80 ~" 49,, o,r,s
:"'"'""' AZ" 'n," '".V." rS,. 49,
... ''."' .'."'-" '"c s'I,r';. ,'n. ~.
=. A'!' : @'.>> ''"''tS ;" I''"''''- ,'I'''' =
.. "h"1 si' s'Hr'I I"-s % 'uU ".'.'>
50. - Ia"1.''>'t' III every va ,u't ,','n ',' -.
.-. :'I"i'. V" : "~'.'.,> ~ ,'~''','
.....,ypr, 'l" attention Ui tie Cnuncli,
: ,:ur,>y> - >-Id 10 The Council, or 4
.-M.tr c5rg-'1 win he subject, the
-..,.jan e., u'a"r c.iic' rc!AliES iEcTtto,
a.ri. L., IT, P:"r'drd himself "l'n'
T.. @';.a 81 Iir. tnT'>'''n, Tue c"m'''"'
d "a> :y.r.I"d 10 ihe Nulnn!.tce Oh
..:...,'
LtSAIlcS.
-, ""'.' . '', u.,.,,I, ,,aL I,|,
..l ., ti...,,Yl. Of The Common Coun.
.n,...nrl..i g.; the di>lyr9rir., vote, u
.'.., i,.,..... ..t.,,y, Ia lun1r,r.. g..
ii"'A'
y. d'No y: .i'--'n>' c"h'f'ii'h OF 'h'
Nee -" '"'-''' >"'i.;''.'" = ''", n,aS' ~
&J'''lN- 'Nc l..','''i ~ .". ~. ,is a'~n -,
" i'""' ~, ''' .i'' >"fP's % So -
..... "'"'1.!' -t>'''" w.
WATER.
W. Eayca,nin. from the Committee on
,....~. report, Ii That the commit &C had APP
I..,l Mr. Walter j. MahoneY >upriin'
~ oi tbc pnlul-aVtI>e rtCe John L.
.,... deceased. l;sc"iVri ana approved.
WOODEN HOUSES.
~. T.lho,, trnm the Committee on IN,
,.. - ,.,,r,,r. ,,r..,.u,cd :. mint r,>nlu
.....,,.., ,,'.,,.,..,,r tn,h. roiIcvir, n,r
-...,,.. .,.,,',,,., h,,iI-in,, Ch,Iles ~
A.. I..,,',, ",r ,rn.t Erood strn,,. / :,
* ,.I.,.- i,y,I,,n,, corrcr ~ Trlrr and
....r .,r..., - uctny.rn she'd Su,
T.. .y,,.r,.. i r Woodbridge. addition
=. .,,l.r ON TnDnry-coIrrb street near
t...a >.,i,n rllnrG: f. ID. Hi, twelve
....I.,,-. an >.r,,d Street hrtwcpn Canal
.. HsIG: jam. lowell, stable on Marshall
..'"' bri%r'" >"Ah ana ilehiS ilrnis
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Go TO BosCuEN's, 500 and Gil Broad street.
aud leave your measure for tirst-class pair of
bots or shoes, made many style. IIand-work only
Fit vllarautc- d.,
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ScUpsvRNoyG VINE, dry and sweet four years
old. ". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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BALBRIGGAS HALF LF.HosE-Farcy aud brown
haIi.hosa tor sale by r. Is. SPENCE SON.
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DIsrATCP SG.liousS.-unsafi'assea Il.
cii.s Tor the promp. ex cutsoa oi all AiH"' "
printing. UYsyr; filled promptly ani ~ 10" l"iC's
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FINE TEAS at re,uced prices, wholesale acc re-
t.,, WALTER u. BLAIR & Co.
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MuKpEwEp.-The body of white male
child was found ia the sluice which empires
from the dock into the river, YESTERDAY; WIN
his throat cut from ear 10 ear. W. tayio1
will hold an Inquest over the body to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

UMBnELLAs.-Slk, alpaca, and ginaham um-
brel!as for sale 10y E. 4. SPENCE & son.
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STRnLISG SILVER SPooNS.iHD FORKS, asasi'-
YER bidal and oirtllday "ifLs,.M
CGEsEET's, M. 1901 Main iSeet.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS c:n have ihets p tnllbe
done AT tue DISPATCH sEISIISG-iiocsk Al ihe
70, lowest rsle,> send III your orders X You VIII
To save money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

ELECTION TIcKETS.-send your orders iof eiec
ton III ckeis 10 DISPATCH pRIsrl NG-HocsE.
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SILKS can te had IN greater variety and AT lower
pricssat LEVY BROTHERS, than III any other estaD-
lishmcnl In this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

HousEKEEpEns wanting any kind Of dessert this
week can be suppliedby leaving their orders at PIz-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

FINE GOLD WEpDIs'G Asp ESaAGEaLSl
RINGS In stock and made 70 order, any SIZE, "
@, ayHgEy, 10. i00l Main s'feet'
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CLOTHING. SHIRTS, ana FURNISHING GOOD:
for sale low by L. Is. sPENcE IL con.
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srDpEs DEATH.-Susan Camrnell, color
ed woman aged sixty years, who resided at
11O5 St. John street, fell dead about Gi O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ut Inc corner Oh oharny han:
and ST John streets. She died OF heart
disease, and an inquest was deemed unneoes'
sary.
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at II. COLUMBUS'S, 321 Broad street.
The scarcity of r, al pure cream having compelled
our friend COLUMBUS to keep up the price Of his
celebrated pure at s3 per gallon, he has been
searching for some time and has at last discovered
how to regae our people with 4 pure article In the
reach OF the most miscrly purses. Those who don't
want to pay $3 for CoLUMBUS's CELEBRATED
PURE CREAM eau get BALTIMORE CREAM, Of
which he IS the sole agent, at only 50 per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS. HIRTS for sale b,
F. PENCE 81 sON.
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GENUINE DIANoRA CHEWING TOBACCO a
GkosGE SCuEN'S. Main and r Eleventh streets.
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ONE DOLLAR Will buy q good GAUZE HERIN(
USpEasIiIRr from Z. B. SPENCE & soS.
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RiCIIR.OaD, YORK RIVER AND HEsAPEAKs(
-.-.-..--aa RAiLt8h gMPASY.
OFFICE or THE t,PER.NTENDEST, /
RICHMOND, yA--ji,y 10, 1875.
~uAN NGE aE SCH EDDL

~
PASSENGER TRAISSleays West Point DAILY
nj SS;A NJ. arrivirg III RirhD0nd at 10 A. 81.
leayc Richmond at T.. e., ~ piyiIg 81 West Point
AL 3P. N.
Baltimore aud al. lasIeIH polnis on WEDAES~
tIaYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, and with
ssp ncrs FIR Rsltimgre and ali eastern p0inis on
Nu@ Gays, AkDSESDAfs.h MA FRIDAYS.
Fare 10 Bauikaore.., "
Fare tn Washington. >s........... *
Fare 10 PEtaGelpbia >.>,...............' 81
1si TH :" .GuI.H SKs Ricn nmond.
st 5:3OT. 81. on wsDSr SjJH \. FRIDAY, ana
SuND- Y cor Geciinp II W-si Ptinf WI n seau ers -
ard rciscring f,siGht I'm baltimore |arls Etat
mrrrirp: rgiurnb <. lfav~ NeJ NJ 2:20 J.. S. AZ
riyjns nd Richmond at 5:2S r. d.. ana connect1S
wi h The liror .h Frss ot rains on toe klchifSsAo
.ni r,.arille rstrosd foe all southern point.
lt;GsL FREIGHT rhAtsS, with pasoExer
concn NJ a.l,sG, leave RtcemonG at 500 q. A on
TIJr 81 AVS. TtHi iRsDASs. arc sAI6hllsso. ..
end laf we West fotr for Hcb G0nd SAME GIys AZ
| aS. a. M ar. r.ivtt.a n, k!cnr ord At 80 ) xiM
Tho management hses pitasGre III aShsutciss
| q, the travelling public sGl shippers Shat INV
c,.sn,ersoI ibis ii3e between Sal iipare zid Mess
| pn,nt baxe bs ea EFF Icl. In ue most snorou2h
una nuer fur Ia. mnGtlation OF ras,s ayers ara
| Travrers taking this line arrive is. Bel ipis Q
| In a,a.ie Ii,ae 10 connect with tho ,un iue. mr
/ phipG pti.. New XorS, bo. ton, assf all esats'h =
| ana western DosstS. -. ~
Freishss VII, bv given the utmnas u pateh.
transfers at Richr ,ona Of II. tights u, or rom
ern poiuis. IL. T. D1UGkAsS,ssaperia.ss,u -.
L W. n. BRAGG, Alastsresra sspraiadon, ~ -y
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ELECTION TICKETS PRINTED at GrsPATCH pRiS|
1SG-iiei-sE 1T low -IteS.
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FouRru-srREEr CLUB. The entertainment
nv ,ne Fourth.Street Club for the benefit OF
Inc family of the Ia,e j. u. Gentry will take
place at The Theatre OF Friday night, 2lst
instant.
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GAUZE MERISo USDERSIrIRTs ut 81 each FOL
81 by r. ID. SPENCE 4 SON. ....
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KEEP COOL.-By wearing THIN CLOTHING bough
of e. Is. SPENCE 4 SON you can keep cool.
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SAVE MoSKY by having your pyfafine dono at In
DISPATCH PBNT1NG-HoEsE. Good work, low
prices, and sl.isractiOn guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

. PIZZISIS PURE ICE.CREAM. any flavor *1.75
per gallon. Pure mateI iaIs. Fruit htyoIs.
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FINE TEAS at reciced prices, "ipfsiie ana re-
tail. ALi3R - 'LNti' - -
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rl'o ALL WHOM 1T aA1 CONCEInEsnr sI s.nr
viii app Y to The Chaueeyy Court g, ins ,n oaImit
Rchmor on the sth ay Of yase :; lsyos nv sard w In s
me TO r csye the iasa esTSs asS rss K.hr raate aud
remote tae SINE from this sitts ,sl spaau a.,ars
coW .ty, Ga, where have ana,a.u ~ - isss
ap n, and whefe s''c 'S-'a1e4 'S' - G. III. KEnRs
Guardian Of Msry Y. keEzs
~. n f.nxsna his couasel. my u 1atS
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RAILROAD LINES.
HtfAENEsVAD u LNNES.
EI E - -
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMACl
...... RAILROAD COMPANY, Z
OFFICE OF GENERAL ICKET AGENT.
.. ..-t-.. RICHMOND May IL, 1875. !

On and after WEDNk SDAY, 1e4h. Ins,ant an
eegar PARLOR-tAH will he attached 10 the day
train leaving Richmond at 2:3 p. ii. and arriving
at 1:30 Z. NJ. daily. =.
Srat-Iickets sold by A. w. CARRIER, No. S26
Main street, and at BY rd- Street depot.
e.. A. TAYLOR.
my 1S-1m General Ticket 2t mt.
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CssrEsSIAL MAP.--Messrs. S;mons d hriE-
irnhaln, litho.raphels of this city, have Just
issued from their presses centeunlal map
of Charlotte, n. G.. The map is surrounded
by pictures of prominent public edIfices 10
Charlotte and by business cards. The work
mansGip is very credi'able to the lithograph-
Or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-18

,,-,..-,..p Tn.nAY.-7'hC prob6b'Hhe$
.., a.,.la.1.r :o.d"H 'a'" be ''0'7"cF'
Min.
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A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
gT THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
TO TIE
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GENUINE DIANOKA CHEWING TOE .CCO can be
had Of GEORGE SCHGN, Main and Eleventh
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Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CESTS?-We say
plainly no p rson In This wor suf 'rin5 with dys.
pepsia, liver complaint and lts clfects-fndlges'ion,
cosiiveuess, sick h'adlche, sour stomach, heart
5;lrn palpitation OF the heart, depressed sprits'
bilious Scan take GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER
without relief and cure. II you doubt this, get a
samplc bottle for 10 cents. Try II. Two doses vii
relieve you. PCWCELL, LADD i Co, agent.
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GArZs MERISo UNDEgsHIRTs, 81 e1ch, for sale
by L. Il. SPENCE & Son.
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ONE DOLLAR viii buy 4 good GAUZE MERINC
uSpEKsIIlET from f. B. SPENCE & >oy.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAIERosp Co, }
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, May, la 1875.

SPECIAL TRAIN TO CHARLOTTE
~ CENTENNIAL.-A SPECIAL TRAIN VIII
lessyss lesys Miiehmond isi ,, on WEDNESDAY; i May 10,
Will run US follows: leave Richmond ut 1920 a.
NJ, Bnrkeville ut 1886 j. NJ, Clover at 44n =. ~,
Danvte at 7:2O y. NJ, Greensboro at l0:30P. NJ,
Salisbury ~ 1888 A. VI, Concord at 3,A. ~, and
arrive at Charlotte at 4:20 A. NJ
TICKETS FOR ROUND TRIP TO CHARLOTTE AND
NRTURS AT REDUCED RATES, AS FOLLOWS:
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BALTIMORE PURE CREAM-PINEAPpLE;
Baltimore pure ctcam-Vanilla;
Baltimore pure cream-Lemon;
Inlt tiIuOrp purp pcrpnlu-Strawbcrry:
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Mr.. Mackiunon takes rather gloomy
view Of Nlrglnia'S future. He apparently
believes that we are not plumbing The track
of strict recitude As TO the recapltalIzltlon
urciect. he is of opinion that il would have
been good thing for Virginia. LIE conn
dently thinks she will never have anclher
such opportunity. Hc iutimated, rather thah
said. the Governor had gone back on hlD !;
though when he first arrived here the GOV
crnor and Mr. Hunter examined his creden'
tiuls carefully and approved OF The plan. he
met with better luck IN Arkansas. TEele he
arranged the debt with commissioners
appointed by the Safe. AT the extra
session of The Louisiana Legislature,
which lasted only ten days, he got q
satisfactory law through one house, anu ad-
vanced 10 a third reading in the other, "hen
the session came to an eud and couid not &C
extended even for hall an hour, which was
all the lime he wanted. Mr. Macklnnon
laughed a. the idea that be or bis Association
wanted 10 cheat Virginia. Why, the thought
was ABSURD The most they proposed to do
was 10 deliver up old bonds before new ones
were issued 10 them, aud they had TO trust the
State: the State had not to trust them.
Mr.. MarKlnnOn dWelt frequently aud al
length on the view that Low, if he had been
ut home, would have paid his drafts, and
that their return here and bis subsequent
trouble arose from the unfortunate fact Thai
Low was absent from London Wheu TIT
drafts were presented at his house.
Mr.. Mackiunon thinks
uRuAs BEEN gADLY TREAZgD
in this prosecution. He can't exactly under