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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
The Weather.

MEMPHIS, April 17.-Frost and ice here
this morning, killing vegetables and threat
enng the fruit.
LANCASTER. n. H.. April 17.-Ten. inches
of snow have fallen hereabouts.
NASHVILLE, April H. Ice here this morn
ing quarter OF an inch thick. Exposed
vegetation frozen. 1t IS believed she fruit,
wheat, and cotton in this and adjoining
States are seriously injured, ii not entirely
killed.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE temperature
is below freezing in the New England and
Middle States, the Ohio Valley, EakereSion,
Tennessee, and The Northwest.
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Massachusetts has expended within The
last three years $ 100000 for militia pur
poses that is, for army defence. We should
like 10 know where is the enemy that it is
supposed will invade Massachusetts which
nccesSitates such extensive preparations to
meet: The whole money might as well have
been thrown into the sea. We are misled in
all our military m1t'ers by the. example o.
Europe, whose political condition does mol
at all resemble our own. Every country on
the eastern continent has an enemy 10 dread.
But we In the United States have nothing to
fear on this continent, and the barrier OF the
ocean 5000 miles widc) united with our
large population sufficiently protects us from
outside attack - Cincinnati Enquirer.
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MAsGHESTER NEWS.

NOBLE CHARITY. "A member Of a well.
known law firm in this city, who is its
representative in the General Assembly
hearing that n widow lady in the upper por.
tion of the city was in very destitute con.
ditiop, informed his partner, who is the
CommonweaIth's attorney, that he would
pay for barrel OF flour it he Ubc attorney,
| would roll it along the street 10 the house OF
the needy lady. The proposition was ac-
cepted, and about O'Clock Friday afternoon
the gentleman bantcred started frolnn.rocerY
store at the corner Of Eighth and Hulfstreets
with the barrel OF flour ,.rolling it. Afeer bav-
ing worried along With it several squares he
W rs allowed 10 place IL ia a wheelbarroW. He
then tugged on to the Petersburg railroad
deI0t, thinking that tke party for whom it
was intended lived thGre, but upon arrival
found that she lived at the Petersburg rail
road crossing. DarkseSs having set in he
Ieft his wheelparrow with its load in charge
OF friend until Saturday morning, when he
called for it, resumed his journey. and com.
pleted his task. The distance travelled was
about mile and bali.
Yesterday afternoon the attorney bantered
the general-aSsemkayman to carry through
the streets Il bag of -four anda large mid.
ding Of bacon to tie same lady, saying that
he would pay for il if be (ihe menber) would
take it through tie streets. The proposition
was accepted, and the gentleman performed
the feat, 10 the amusement OF large number
of spectators. ~. s,.sr-... f-.;.~s. =
SAD ACCIDENT Ned Tyson, youth about
thirteen years Of age, while sweeping in the
Warr-roOm Of the Manchester cotton mills
Friday, by some means had his right hand
-ip cTtp nj ty1, a1
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

w X EATCLIFFF, No. 1903 Main street, 1ota.
~ NJ, groceries, drays Se. t.sr-s.e- mr.
f. WILLIAMS, ~ P. A., O. farm of Z5g
Il acres.on The williamsburg turnpiksr about ~
=. mhes FROM Richmond .fs.,r .,,.s,i.,,..t....
LYME a, B4sOTHER, s ?: NJ, the s.iFrankliu
Houe,r with i've .acres Of hand, on fae. Nine,
= Mile noad jSss beyond tisseofporaie e limbs. i
W. X. SMITH & CO., O A. NJ, at No. slI Broad
street r5ewery, fancy goods &c.. s.s ~ -.!.ts-
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The PaN-MaH Gazette, speaking of the
ciyil.rights bill, says: .'It is very difficult
TO i,nagiuc an exact counterfeit of its Prov
sions in an English law. The Americans
travel oyer so mucl greater distance than
we do, and live together so much more ha-
bi1ually in places of public entertainment,
that our ideas of beiog compelled TO undergo
disqsreeable company in railway carriages
and a, hote!-lables are altogether unlike
theirs. But perhaps some conception OF the
ciyI-rights act may be gained by supposing
that an act of Parliament were passed re-
serving to the coslermongers Of Covent Gar
den the right to occupy stalls in the ad)oin'
ing opera.bouse In their sbirt.seeves, every
refusal 10 admit one of these gentlemen en-
failing on the managers and doorkeepers p
fac which In no case could be under &l0Q.'
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The Louisiana I.esislature..

NEw ORLEANS, April 1T.-The House COM
pleted its Reorganization to-day by electing
Trezevant clerk.and other Conservative off:
GERS. ........... ..ts... ,.,.-js
The terms Of the award were carried out
in the Senate by unseating Elan (Democrat)
and:by seating F. 8. Goode UemocaatJi in
place of Croaior (colored Republican.l q ~"
The joint resolution recognizing the Rel
logg government was adopted, with but two
dissenting votes. ...........,..
During the day large number of reform
bills were introduced. 81 .5 " '.'
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IMMIGRATION SOCIETY ORGANIzED.-Tho
Northern Immigration and Colonizing AS
Sociaiion Of Virgina was organized on Sat-
urday By the election of the following otii-
cers-viz.: G. p. Ramsdell, president; w.
r. Giddinys, vic:-presdent: X. J. Arnold,
secretary J. W. Smith, assistant secretary
and treasurer; and The following as Board
of Directors: c. 7. Ramsdell, W. F. Gid
diDgS, N. z. Rue, F. j. Arnold, and A. o.
Bliss. The objects Of the Association are
to encourage immigration from the North,
East, and West. and settle people from those
sections in peighborhoods together.
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Tragedy I'm Connections.

HARTFORD, April 17.-Anton Linhurg, a
Swede, while drunk, fatally stabbed Audra
johnson in his sick-room, at Colllnsville,
Friday night. John FELTON,, German, who
entered the room on hearing the trouble was
stabbed four times by Linbuyg,, and died in
stantly. Feton's wife also received fear
iul stab in the hip. Linburg then plunged
the knife inio his OWN body. and asso cut
his throat. He lived but a few minutes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Fire in Charlotte. N. C.-TDe'
-Gl1t,ss. -. Ensurunee,g =. :Igt-.f FsI

~ Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I ,;3
CHpsLoTTE, n. c., April 1.-THE follow
ing insurance companies are losers by yester.
days fire: German.AmericaD, New, York
$4,000; Manhattan, New York, $4,000
Franklin, Philadelphia, :sSeee Home, New
York, s5, ,0; Continental, New York, slO,.
ooo;, North British, London, $40, 900; New
York Underwriters, $1,000. lEtna, Hart.
ford, Sl0,oosS Pbenix, Hartford. $4,000 ;
Hartford, of Hartford, lsl,soO;, Niagara,
New York, 81, ,eo0;: Pireman's Fund, $4,000 ;
North America, Philadelphia, $4,000; also,
$4,000 in joint policies; taken out: by the
Richmond and DAuriIse Railroad Com1suy
and tbe owners Of the eompress-.nachine on
cotton iu Richmond companies; names not
known here. It has-beep ascertaiaed. to. .Gaf
that cBty 1000 bales Of cotton were burned.
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ORDINANcE VIoLATIoEs. Acting Police
Justice William Hall Crew imposed tiues
Saturday morning on the following persons
for violating the city ordinance: Samuel
Binswauger aud James Robinson, 81 each for
fast driving; Moses Harris, So for soliciting
passengers ut the Union deI0t. -... ...5
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TIE JA1L.-Un Under the orderrecently made
by Judge Guigon Sergeant Cook has en-
ployed Messrs. John G.. Franklin and Jobu
H. Carr rs additional guard for the Jail. Mr..
Franklin has been employed at the Jail for
many years. He will serve in the daytime,
and Dir. Carr in the night-,ime.
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SAMPLE LE-MERcHANTs.-L.J j. Hirsh and Ed.
ward Cannoles. arrested Friday on the charge
of selling goods by sample in violation of the
State revenue laws, appeared before acting
Polce.Justice William Hall Crew Saturday
morning. Hir>h was sent Oh to the Hus-
tings Court; the case of Cannolcs was con.
tinued until next Wednesday.
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| o CoNvEYAKcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the weeb
ending April II, 1875 Lots fronting 81 feet
on Laurel street corner Holly, for $3.50; u
feet on Twentieth street between Broad and
Grace, for S767 90 feet on Tenth street near
Leigh, for $3.50 4s 7-12 feet on Adams street,
FOR S1,695; s3a feet on Brook avenue, for
u as; 273 feet on Twentieth street near
Broad, for 1875; IS feet on Main street be.
tween First and Foushee, for $4,000 81 feet
on Gay street for $3.50; 6 feet, on Fourth
street near Jackson, for. Sl00; 13I feet on
Pine street between Albemarle and Spring
for S3sl;s74 feet on Clay street between Gil.
rner and Hancock. for ~, 900; 10 feet on Clay
street between GIEner and Hancock, for
%, 100 I; GO feetr'on Cay street between Gil
mer and Hancock, for 800; 80 feet on Gay
street betv zen Gimer aud Hancock, for 5000;
10 feet on Clay street between Gilmer and
Hancock, for 100; - feet on Leigh street
corner Tenth, for s42z est feet on Main
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth, for
sl7 $50; 15 l.24 feet on Fifth street between
DuVal and Baker. 81 100; 81 1.6 feet on Main
street between Fifteenth and Seventeenth,
for S68O2. '..-sJ ''..5 ,' '"'.'' 80 -.
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THE New REsERvolR.-Some of the men,
bers of the Committee on Water Of the City
Council were engaged on Saturday in getting
up complete history of the new reservoir
flom the time the Mayor sent his message to
the Council in relation TO the number Of per-
sons in the city then out Of employment up
to the present time. The City Engirear is
also engaged in preparing detailed state
ment" for the City Council. These reports
will probably be presented to the Board of
Aldermen at their meeting on Monday next.
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Comparative Coal Shipments,

PoSrsvlLLE, Pa, Aprii l7.-The eoa.
shipped hast week was flSSs tons against
20 saa for the CORES nond,Dg week last yeaE>
The whole supply seutfrom all the regions,
&C far as returns have been received TINS
yeay. is 3,295, SIC; tons against 4lz4 80 fof
The same time hast year. The decrease. 'h
the supply of anthracite coal Is 9o4, IlsNlons'
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CONCERT At ST. ALBAN's HALL Tc-NIGHT.
A vocal and Instrumental curcert for tbe
benefit of Grace Episcopal church will take
place at st. Adams Hall tonight. The pro-
gramme contains number of choice and
popular selections, and the musicians and
singers embrace some of the very best ams-
teur and professional talent of tie city.
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1 DYsPETsIA AND IT'S xFFEcrs-snch as sour
stomach sick headache, habitud costyeness,
bear t,burn. water-brnsh, dIsagreeable taste in
tie mouth palpaiion, OF the he art. and dis
cases of the stomach and livsI- cured at once by
Two doses of GHEKy's AUGUST FLOWER. If you
douts this. get a sample bottle for ten CENTS and
Try II. =. ..-, , PERCELL LADpG Co., Agents.
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" PERsoNAL.--Mrs. Alvin Barton, the &C.
complisbed soprano of Tennessee, who, with
about seventy Of our best singers, is to aid
the choir OF the Second Baptist church iu
their grand concert at Assembly Hall on The
9th of April, is in the city, guest Of Cole
mel w. E. TaDner. .a.5 .. ... So.
Dir. E. Gerot is to visit France this sum
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PERSoNAL.-Mi. RAPHAEL FERRANDlN., the
celebrated importer and manufacturer of FreDcl
hair-work. left the city on Saturday for New York
for the purpose Of getting in his spring stock Ht
will return IN Il few days when he will welcome
his pairoDs 10 his establishment Nos. 613, 6l 5
and 6l Broad street.
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|. ANOTHER SPgLLlEG-M MATCH.-There is to be
spellBg-match at the clubhouse on TWen-
ty-eicblh and Franklin streets on Thursday
night for the benefit of St. Johns church
Sunday school. .~..a',es@ =" "' .'' .-.
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Claims DecisiADA

WAsuISY1oN, April 1.-THE Treasury
Department has decided that hereafter drafts
for the pracecds of claims will be issued TO
the cl1inant, or to the attorney having the
latest power OF attorney to. receive b. ms
Gusts what is known as.an astorney OIL re-
cord, and enables the csaiman6 TO pay al
Measure all butahis last, who may retain MS
T.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPolNTED.-Thef follow
ing school trustees were appointed last
week:
Botetotrt Coun'y.-Fincastle district, Rev.
4. Buhrman. ...
Lgnchburg. g.-Third Ward. W. A. Miller
rice Major j. II. Flood.
Princess Anne County. y.-kempsyile dis
trict, II. I. Hunter.
Pulaski County.--Hiwasse district, John
D. Isette pice l.. 5. Calfc.
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TEMPERANCE OPFricERs ELEcrEp.-At a

TEMPERANCE OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At q
regular meeting of Undne Temple beld al
Harmony Hall the following officers Were
elected for the ensuing term W. G. T.,
Henry G. Wyatt; w. V. r., George F
Strother; W. r., John F. w. Gibson; w
A. r., Frank +. Bates; W. T. R, c. W
NoIkmap; W. r., T.,@Thomas Rudd; W. U,
Paul c. Smith; w. d. u, Charles A. Pul
ling; w. g., L. J. Weymouth; W. S., John
b. Cooper. Trustees: Messrs. Thomas Rudd
John j. Sullivan, and John B. Cooper.
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The OLD FIRST VIRGINIA.-A plan is on
foot 10 re6rganZe the old First Virginia re-
cimeut. 1t is stated that the organization
will take part in the exercises on memorial
day, and at night have social RI Union. VIZ
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Vhe Suu,uer Statue.

! Sny; YoRz April 1.-THE model ot s9e
sumr .er statue. has ocen recelVeG lhS' Ipuy =
was broken from defective packing. ~ is
shougbt that with great care it may DE- pitsn,
e,l for tho sumner monumeDs Ill the Cl'y
HALL Bo,tou. S..-g sa. ss .-.'''
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FLOUR FOR R1o.-The Swedish brig Alera,
Captain Manson, cleared at the custom
house on Saturday morning for Rio de ia
neiro with 1888 barrels of -four, shipped by
Haxall, CreuShaw 10 Co.
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UNDERWEAR, nlck-ties, shirts, collars, handker'
chiefs, slispenders, gloves, half-hose In white
brown, and fancy, and many other new and nobby
goods just opened by Z. 3. SPENCE ( SON.
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MILITARY EXAMINERS APPoINTED.-Ihe
Governor on Saturday appointed Captains
james May and w. Gordon McCabe on 'he
Board Of Military Examiners for the CITY
Peter sburg and county OF DinWlddie,
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CRoQUET.-J. 7. ELLYsoS has a full assortment
Of all grades of this the most popular of all sld
games, and ranging In price from 50 to SO. A
book of instruction with the rules of the game goes
with each box.
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YOU CAN BUT MOST ANY KIHD OF BOOTS, SHOES,
trunks aud satchels AT reasonable price of HER
MAN BosCIIES 6 BROTHER, 500 and 511 Broad
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RKMEMBER TuAT d. COLUMBUS uses no extracts
IN the manufsetu:e of his cream aud sberbets, ous
pure frult-iuce and vanilla beaa hence the ao'es'
physicians prescribe 1t 10 tlelr Patients as wnoe
some aud nptrici0us FOOD.
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BAsE.BALL.-A match-game of baseball
was played on Saturday between the Ath'
letics and the Swan club, which resulted IN
n victory for the former. Score, % TO 80.
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POLICE CoURr, sATURDAx.-Acting Po.
lice Justice ". Hall CreW preSiding.-John
}. Young, charged with feIoniou>ly seducing
Irene Morris, an unmarried female of pre-.
vious cbaste character. Sent on to- the grand
jury OF the Hustings Court. Both parties
are White. oI@s...I g -,..suga,,..r' 3: ~. -@
~+ Charles w. Thomas and Mathew;C Coudrey
Were-fned 81 so for fighting in the street. u
7. }. Hogan and Patrick Dacy were fined
81 for being drubE and disorderly in The
street. ~ - J..i t'.y .Eaa.g- -'iaeaA i
{ Beverly Jones, charged with assaulting and
beating Isabella Jones, was fined ST.. -.
Z Agnes Whitfield, charged with unlaw(ully
cursinga and abusing Margaret Morris, was
dlscharged.i IN YusG,C,. u s..ti,-s!.. )
Lucy Kenney and Fannie Carter, old of
tenders, arrested on the charge of assaulliDg
and abusing each other; were required te
give surety in the SUM Of Sl00 for three
months; in default of which they wereisen
to Jail. 3pl 49, s,na.o, -..lr bra sar..
f. Jennie Smith. guilty of stealing one mnf
and two skirts from Virginia Hams, was sen
to jail for thirty days. ~ -..-goI h -
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DRY goo,
COURTNEY &IPOWELL, 49,;
SIS BROAD STREET.

> s'. ...s'',.5'i ss,i sl5 BROAD STREET.
! STRIPEp SILKS at Soc worth 75c.:
STR1pED SILKS az 75c. worth hxI.a5S SS 6ai;S9l
Z BLACK IRON GRENADISES from SOC. tot tI.5Os -
BLACK SATfS-STRIpED GItESADfSES as 40c.;
a 25c., 30c.. 40c. and Soc:
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN L Lkwysy 3g36{E = u
NoRsTED COAEINGs for gentlemen, pts!,a 49,. a.,
FKESCH and tTGLIsH rAsSIMERES, - 49,
weight; -
GxHTLRMESs GAUzr snRrs az 50c,lSH .Gt.,.s III
. LADIES; MERIHO and GAUzE VESTS at 75c.r, f.
SrRLs'aud BoTS' MKafSo and GAUzE VESTS 80
CoBsETS atS0c.. aiyl y ks, - g,eafs,. s,>.
LINEN BoSoAs at I2tlc.
just receKed handscu1e Ios Of fT fsitLaiguIs5gs p
HAT-SCARFS, r
NECKsSCAkFS, sM and lace; .~siis9 9@ElA
PARAs0Ls- in every coros and dgualfy ;aa:Ef l;I
YAKLACE, WoRSTED FRIyGEs, &C.;
Two-BUTToH kICsGLotES at eT;.E .1.s - 500.
VICTpAIA Kid GLOVES 1t $l.E0,
Mr.. 'OHARLfS HARTWELL Is now with us !fla
nd would be glad to see his frslids. ap l9-3m ls,
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sSaW-MillS Buruefl.

,... [Specal.telegram 20 the Dispatch.l ~ :.
FRANKLIN, VA, april I7--The siaH-mills
al Nottoway were burned last night. Loss,
$4,000. No insurance. ..- ...... 4
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sn Courthouse, April III. 1875.

Jr HERMAN BoscTEN 4 BROTHER can't suit
Won IN ready-,uade o.s ard shoes laGd we can
safely say they have the largest stock i'll the city,
leave your order. Taey win make then-hana
work ony-in short time. oO9 and 511 Bread
street.
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Suicide,

PALr,xoRE, April 17.-George a. Anerns,
junior partner OF the firm OF Sterling, Anerns
& Co: committed suicide here to-day. eau
not known. D.ss't ia"ff .tit'"' -t.- -
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No l PURE CREAM, all cream, S3 per gallon
No. 9 IcE-CREAM, made of cream aud milk,
S1.75 per gallon;
No. 1ce-cREAM, or cu.tard, 81 80 per gallon,
at u. CoLUMBus's, 321 Broad street. ......
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS made 10 order or ready made
and perfect fit guaranteed or no sale, by +. d
SPENCE Il SON.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURSISHING GOODS Large
stock and great variety of new and nobby goods
Just opened by Z. B. SPENCE & SoN.
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RUSgNESS CHANCES.

DOR SALE, light SPRING-WAGON,
4 In perfect running order. Also, a Grst-class
WORK-HORSE and set of WAGON-HARNESS.
Will he sold separate OIL rs 4 whale. bargain may
ts.had by early application 10 t.-.--...t -
" - Ut. GATEWOOD,
NH 26 Second and Grace streets.
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TIE FRUr.-Reports from the counties
adjacent to Richmond represent that the
fruit has been seriously injured Ey the cold
snap.
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No PURE CREAM, made of cream SKINNED
from rich milk, to be had daily al D. CoLUMBUs's.
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HaJpers', Bdzar with supplement- and
Lesie's LADIES' JOurnGl for this week re-
ceiyed from j. T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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D. COLUMBUS, 321 Broad street, Is manufaclu-
RUG daily his renowned ice-cream, free from gar
lie, delivered free In any portion OF The CITY.
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HEAVY DECLINE IN TEAS-in consequence Of
which ". ID. BLAIR L Co., Ninth and Main streets,
are selling ut greatly reduced prices.
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DIAGONAL CoATS.-Large slock Of Prince Al
bert and single breasted diagonal coats ard vests
for sale low by E. B. SPENCE L Son. ..
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WALKISGCANEs AND UMBRELLAS for sale b.
+. b. SPENCE l. Son.
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d. COLUMBUS will furnish you lemon, vanilla,
strawberry, chocolate, orange orpelch cream, pre-
yidcd You leave your orders e1rTy 10 day.
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JUBlLEE.S1SGERs.-T Jubilee. Singers will
give another concert tonight ut Association
Hall. The proceeds will be devoted TO :
benevolent purpose.
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THE peculiar finish of the HAYWOOD COLLAR
makes /, thoroughly persolralion proof. All first
class furuishing-stores II Them.
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The Mills Of LOweII-Workmen BIS
charged ... a.,

LOWELL, Mass, April 17.-The wanpis
gradually giving out in all the mills, and as
it does so one after another is compelled to
discharge its help. All the rug.spinners
were discharged this morning until Monday
The agents have made a careful estimate and
say that in less than aweek three thousand
operatives will be out of employment. Tha,
will be substantially, the basis on which The
miNs can run Indefinitely. That is about
two-lhirds of the full average capacity OF
most of the corporations. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
IHoUsE.FURNHssaING GOODS.

CEILING OUT AT COST, AT 903
~ MAIN STREET, TO CLOSE RUsINESS.-i
o QgEENSW ARE, GLASS and SILVER PLATED
WARE, CUTLERY and FANCY G9UDS. with 4
general assortment of housekeeping articles At
cost Those in want should call early To secure
bargains. T.. CURRaNI.
pl9-1w&Tu,ThsSa 2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
LosT. srRAYED. AND FOUND.

FSTRAY.- StraYed from my prem SIssES
~ iScs on Sunday the I 1th instant REDGE1A.
COW about foaIr years old: has some white uuder
the belly, and left hind 3eg has been broken above
the kEea Joint ANY information about her i'll be
thankfully received. or 4 reasonable reward paid
for her delivery, at S06 west Leigh street.
an 17-3L*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19

COMMON ,CoUNc1L.-Tbe Common Council
will meet this afternoon al ). o'clc ck. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19
WANTS.

CONFEDERATE STATRS."-We
STATE BONDS issued during the waTby acts of
The Legislature passett before Goth M,y, 1861.
...s....--. THOMAS BRANCH q CO.,
Bankers and Commission MERCHANTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-19

READY.MADE tLoTHISG--Large stock ut low
prict S. just opened by E. p. SPENCE & son.