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The names OF the survivors are not yet 1as-s
ceTtaaued. Will telegraph the same when.
they are obtained. Two steamers and life;

The names OF the survivors are not vet Oh.
certaaued. Will telegraph. the same when
they are obtained. Two steamers and life
boat are at the wreek.1 ,s, l2ss p
The latest dispsteh received at the Office OF
the agents of the Schiller from their offiee ss
Hamburger is as folio ws g Keep stout beartg.
DISTRESSING SCENES iAF TIE AGENTS OFFICE
i .,a r,. 9g;s, IN, ;EET YORK., Il ,gsr gd,,
New, YoRK, May During the, entire
day there was q recurrence Of the sorroWful
scenes at the Office bereof the agents or the
line to which the, Schiller belonged. -
The friends Of those on board the i'll. fased
steamer, male and female, kept coming in \
continuous stream to ascertain if an jthing
had been heard in regard to those they
sought, and upon being answered ia the
negative, as was generally the case, gave vent
to their grief in loud lamentations. gas 80
In many cases fathers made inquiries
touching their wife and children who had
embarked for the afatherlandn on visit.
In other cases brothers inquired for numer.
Gus sisters, and in others children for their
parents. In the absence OF definite informa-
ton regarding the saved and lost, all those
who have friends on the vessel are In the
deepest distress. 9 sss .- e
Among the passengers was William
Dwight Klinck, OF Michigan, q brother Of
Deputy, Surveyor George Klinck, of the New
York custom-house; also, Mr.. j. J. Bruner,
member of the firm OF Henry g. j. j.
'BruDer,, importers, ut 70 Leonard street.
He bad gone abroad to make purchases for
bis house. He!is weI-kuown to the trade,
his house being one Of the oldest in this city.
IL lnV 80 ha Cal.{lI
predominance OF female passengers, both In
the cabin and the crowd of steerage passen- "
gers, who hung over the bulwarks as the !,
ship put of, was specially noted. sg,, +.
THE LINE TO WHICH TIE SCHILLER BELoNGEp,
!, The Eagle Steamship Line, or. German,
Trans Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, !
was organized in 1872. The capital stock
was about SIG ,000,O 900, aud has been held
chiefly in Germany, although part Is owned
10 this country. The company has very re-
Gently been consolidated withgthe Han1-l
burgh-American Packet Company. ~ 90 4o
81 The news of the ratification Of this con.
soidation by the stockholders was received
from Ham burgh week before last. The nartis
OF the consolidated company has not yeti
been announced. m r ~. III = s.)g
The Lessng, the sister ship Of the Schiller,
which left this port on Tuesday last, was
the last steamer to sail under the flag Of the
Eagle Line. ~ @al = l@. !: I 'tiatS
'-i q. - Il , The Latest. atsl asslg.liE
i LONDON, May SO O'Clock p. A.--Up to
this hour but forty-three in, all Of the per-
sons who were on board the Schiller are
known to be saved. .ti't. ~ s'H''0
Several cor2ses nave been picked up float
ing near the scene of the wreck. Among
them was a woman with child In her arms.
Twenty-Five sacks of the steamships mail
have also been saved. '.''' "a
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AND HE WENT FOR THAT HEATHEN CHI.
Mel" ."-Saturday morning young man, evil
dently not 4 novice in the wicked ways of
the world, entered the Chinese laundry on
Franklin street and called for lot OF clothes
previously left with the proprietor, Tbomp-
son Chow. TO be "d0ne up" They were
promptly delivered, and the representative
of the Celestial Empire designated forty
cents as the amount due for his work. The
young man pulled out greenback !"
and handed it over to Chow, and
Chow, without closely examining it, took
it to be 81, and handed young America
sixty cents in change. After the GUS
toner had been gone little while Chow
was struck with something curious about
that note. 1t was smaller than any 81 note
he had ever before seen, and it was bigger
than any fifty.cent note that had previously
come under his almond.eyed observation.
Yet there was the figure "1" standing out
in bold relief on the right-hand corner. and
zone dollar" was printed in big type across
the face, and the thing was green and had
pictures aud rich tracery around it. To
solve the puzzle the worthy Celestial showed
it TO some white gentlemen, who at once
saw that the "greenhack - was nothing but
a dodger issued by one of our clothiers, read
ing:
GOOD for one dollar IN greenbacks on
purchasing fifteen dollars or over. cash. of
my fashionable clothing and furnishing
goods. WIN IRA SMrn."
Chow knows the face but not the name of
the young man who defrauded him, and has
made complaint to the officers Of the law,
which will cause the arrest of the offender
as soon as he can be pointed out. 80 .'..'
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CoSvEYANCES OF REAL-EsTArE FOR TIE
WEEK ENDING MAY S, 1SI5.-Lots froDt!ng !:
4Ga teet on Catharne street for Fo5S; Az ieet
ON Grace street near Shafer for S2,O0O; 80
feet on Broad street between Gilmer and Han
cock for $500; 20 feet on Franklin street,
corner of Eighth, for $3.50; 10 feet on Lau-
rel street near Beverly for 5000; 293 feet on
Twepty.nnlh street near z for $40; ~ feet
on d street, corner of Fourth, for 3.l0O !;
2O4 feet on Twenty-,hrd street for 500; on
feet on Fifth street near L for ~ 600 26t
feet on G street for $500; 3l2 leet on jack
son street near Clarke tor S55O; 0 feet on +
street for S5 95 feet on Baker street, corner
of Prents's alley, for $1,35O; 30 feet on
Venabe street near Mosby for S3Io !; 20 teet
on TenabIe street between Roseand IWenly-
fifth for $500; 2S4 feet on Jackson street be'
tween Adams and Foushee for Sl5O; a-9
feet Oh Jackson street between Adams ana
Foushee for =; A feet on Franklin street
between Monroe and Henry for S3,2o0 293
feet on Blker street, corner OF Thiro, ior
81, 300; 264 feet on Beverley between Plne
and Belyidcre for $4,000: 30 feet on Ihlr-
teeu,h street between Il and l. for Sl0o;
1918 feet on Jackson street for =; 1918
feet on Jackson street for $50; 80 leet on
Eighth street for $2.2So.
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Turf Matters.

WASHINGTON, May s.-Tbe Washington I
Driving Association has formally announced
the expulsion of A. A. Dodge, the reputed
owner, and G. G. Carroll, the driver OF the
gray gelding entered for the three. minute
race Yesterday under the name Of Fulton, it
having been proven that he had been driven
in 235 on Deetfoot Park runder the name OF !
Pollock. IN addition to expulsion Dodge
xas fined $500
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The Paw Of the stone Cutters.

WASHINGTON. May S.---Hon. j. Amber
Smith called to-day on Secretary BrIstow. the
Supervising Architect, and General Bah
cock, for the purpose of getting definite in-
formation as to the day the stone-cutters
would be paid for work already done on the
new departments. General Babcock, to
whom the work had been transferred, as-
sured Mr.. Smith that be would pay the
debts due, and he fel! certain there would
not be delay Of three weeks.
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The WoUNDED CHCKES-THlEF. John
Taylor, the colored chicken-thief, who was
shot by Policeman Cosby some weeks ago,
was before the Police Justice Saturday
morning, charged with feloniously breaking
and entering in the nighttime The hen-
house of Joseph T. Morton and stealing one
lot OF chickens valued ut $3.50. The evil
dance being sufficient the accused was sent
on to the Hastings Court.
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"a CARD the Public: Having seen in Saturday
mornings Disp0tch a card from MIR. John Harris
claiming to be Innocent Of the charge Of conceal
ing Exie FORE ster. am sorry to have to say any
thing ut all on the subject. but Justice demands me
10 say that the said Harris was implicated In The
concealmcnt of The atoIesald young lady from the
fact of his having offered to take her away in one
of his hacks and also knew her whereabouts and
refused Information concerning 1t. Her rolher,
RICHARD G.. FORESTER.
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Railroad Matters I'm AIabama-The
SDencer rFnyestieaafOn.

( MONTGOMERY; ALA, May s-Branch1 Sons
& Coy Of Augusta, Ga.,' filed bill In the
Chaneery court here to-day to have the re-
cent sale of the Alabama and Western rail-
road set aside. The transfer Of the Mont
soinery and West Point Railroad Company
to the Western has been set asideas fraud
on, the creditors, OF the Montgomery and
West Point, Railroad Company. y,s, ..ti.i
The Spencer Investigating Committee s
still ia session here, and 1t is understood that
astounding Developments have been mace,
showing corrupt use Of money to Keep up"
the Courthouse Legislature. ~
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RUsAwAY.--On Saturday Mr.. W. B. Cooks
horse, which was attached to light vehicle,
took fright near the corner Of Sixth and
Broad streets and ran away. The frightened
animal, in his course, took to the sidewalk at
the Second Market, and created no little ex-
citement in up$ettiDg the stands OF one or
Two hucksters and dem olishing eggs, beans,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-All pupils who attended the
exer cises at Professor LAUBE's academies during
the session of 1S7i-'75 are requested attend the
rehearsal, with full orchestral usc, for the May
ball and floral festival, on MONDAY EVENING at 4
O'Clock precisely.
he regular rehearsal will take place rs usual.
The scholars who are 10 participate in the bal let
will attend puuctually at 3 O'Clock THIS EVENING
None but scholars will he admitted
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SIGHTSEEING IN NEW YoRK.-Durlng the ten
days Monsieur FERRASDlNI was In New York city
he gave his whole attention 10 examining the fash
ions mes: in vogue there. but particularly 10 the
prices Of all kin,is of HAIR GOODS, and lie Is as
sured that he Offer to ladies great Inducements
in that line. To be convinced that no hair-deaer
can undcrsell him In the same anaity Of hair goods
just give him trial before purchasing elsewhere,
and you will save by going to the old established
place OF i. FERRANDINI, 613 Broad street.
Established In 1868. -..-,.,.,... .,,.s. ,s,r,
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: AsorHEE CHARGE AGAINST ARM1sTEAD
MLLEB.-Sergeant E. H. ChaIkley served q
warrant upon ArmIstead MiIleron Saturday,
who is now in Jail, charging him With stea,-
ing s. worth of goods from Messrs. Chris
tian & Whit. This charge wssi based upon
the information derived on Friday when
'Mil!er's house was searched. ~ h1+j 4 !
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OAKwooD MEMoRIAL-DAy.-The ladies' of
Oakwood Memorial Association will to-day
decorate the soldiers graves in Oakwood
cemetery. r ..... ....s-.....' ..-F
The members of the old First regiment,
commanded by General z. T. Moore, will
under the escort Of the First Virginia Regi.
ment of Volunteers, visit the cemetery and
take part in the exercises. Omnibuses to the
cemetery will leave St. Johns church Given.
ty-fifth and Broad streets) during the day.
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A SPECIAL VERDICT.-The Hastings Court
on Saturday had under consideration the case
of the Commonwealth Us. John Ii. Meyer
dock, sample-merchant, charged with yio-
lating the revenue laws OF this State in offer.
ing for sale goods, wares, and merchandise
by card, sample, or otherwise, without
having first obtained license therefor ac-
cording to law. The jury returned YER
dict to be decided by the law of the case,
and the Judge took until to-day TO consider
II NJ,
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: III :. III T-'Il n u = 4 / 4
DIAGONAL CoATISGs.-Large and weIl-ass orted
stock of English worsted, DIAGONAL cOAr1NGs
and EANcT cAssMEREs for pants and suits Just
opened, and win be made order 10 the best styles
by X. T. SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors, 1900
Main street. Call and examine their stock before
purchasing your spring cloth ing. - -
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EXCURSION TO-DAY Union Lodge, No.
no. OF, will make an excursion 70
West Point to day. a boat.race for a hand.
some silver cup, and an oil chrome 10 the
lady who dances the most gracefully, are
SOME of the features of The OCCASION.
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REUs1oN OF MAHoNE's OLD BRIGADE
Delegates from this city and Manchester Will
visit Petersburg to, day to attend reuaion
of their old comrades.in-arms, and for the pur'
bose of forming an association to perpetuate
old friendships and form new ones; and we
have no doubt there will be much real plea
sure, as the people of Petersburg have pre-
pared to give them warm, heartfelt wei
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ENTERTAINMENT BY TIE foukTh-StnLsi
CluB.-To. morrow evening the fourtn-
Street Club will give one OF their entertain
ments at Assembly Hall. Preparations nave
been made to render it a very pieaSant anaiI'
and the performance Will, no aoapt' Nc NV
ce2table in every way,
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rT,O BUTCHERS A ND BARk,GaIWhaEahxr acWaaax
HRs WANTED, 500 cords Of BLASS ~ a
m % 80 4 f,fiil III ID ZIP and
win pay pay The highest market c.sh prices 'os ''s
same ~ aay g NV Iasnery and Sunsc- Msll, Manchess
80 wv ~ ,ha ~ RI ana 5unae- Via ONCE corhef "
Seventh and Canal streets, RtcnmSG1a; uursT
mh 2.Tn, ,Tb&S3m SviASs : 2 49, :. -
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UMBRELLAS, UMBRELLAs.-Larse stock OF silk,
alpacI, and gingham umbrellas, and a great va
riets Of walking canes, for sale low by Z. Il.
SPENCE 6 Son, observation-disclosures, 1900 Main
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TIE FIRE SATURDAY -NIsHr.-At 10:15
O'Clock, ION Saturday night, the flfemeu were
called out to respond to an alarm from Sta
ton u Eighteeuth.street engine.honse,
caused by The partial burning Of; Che framed
house occupied as q fish an oyster DEPOT by
Aristotle Davis & Son, situated at the south.
west corner of Eighteenth and Grace, streets.
The fire originated from the explosion Of 4
kerosine.oil lamp. The building. which
was a very small one, was damaged by fire
and, water to the extent, of, about $500.
Some of Messrs. Davis & Sons furniture
and other effects were also burned. No in
surance. - --@----.---=
The groeery-store OF William Nelson Eco.
lored), which adjoins Davis's fish.stand on
the south, was also dauagedby fire and wa
ter. Loss, S150. No insurance. =,
Z The tire occurred in the immediate vicinity
Of number of framed bouses, but the un-
preeedented time which the firemen made in
reaching the scene and getting on two, or
three plug-streams prevented what might
have been very destructive fire. ste =
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ALLEGED THHF.-Sergeant Perrin yester-
day arrested Lewis JInkins upon warrant
taken out by Ellen Banks, charging him with
stealing counterpane and dress valued at
SS from Ellen Banks. -.. .,. 49,. -.s
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FOR SALE, one handsome BAR-CoUNTER, one
large FsENCH-PLATE MIRROR; also, DECANTErS
ana GLASSES. Any one in need of the above arti-
cles will do well to call and see mn, as will sell
them very low. Apply at the C1GAR-SToRE corner
of Ninth and Main streets. -.''.'-..
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AppOinlmenfs,G dc,

4 WASHINGTON, May 8. = The President has
appointed John T.. Gibson postmaster, at
Huntington, W. Va. ,.;,-.t..s.sl.5 5..e.e
4 Assistant Surgeon Floyd B. Baldwin has
bsen ordered to the Naval Hospital at Nor
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS; ready-madc
or made to order; perfect Gt guaranteed or no
sale, by E. B. SPENCE & Son, merchant tailors,
1900 Main street. '' '' 70
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A Observation-Disclosures iipey
spellng-match took place on Friday nignt AZ
St. Marks Fair, in which the prize, isfge
wax.doll, was awarded to MIR. Bennett Da'
ahiall
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AsSrvERsARy OF THE BLuEs.-The Rlch-
ulond Light Infantry Blues will celebrate
their eigbty-sXlh anniversary To-Day ny
street parade, and target practice ana dinner
at the pulnp-hOuse.
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AKKIyALS.--R. FEgRANDINI has received from
New York al Of his goods for the spring aud sum
mer consisting OF the latest styles of fans, ehae-
laines, aud combs for the hair. Call ana examine
them ut Gl3 Broad street.
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ACCIDENT TO MAJOR HART.--Saturday morn.
ing about 8 O'Clock as Major i, F. Hart, the
superlntendent OF the National Cemetery,
was riding down Main street bis horse
slipped and fell just in front of the Western
Union Telegraph office, throwing the
Major heavily to the ground. Several parties
went to his assistance, and found that he had
received no great injury, and in short time
he was able to remount and go on his way.
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PARADE AND TARGET PRAcTlcE.-Tbe Flr'
ginia Grays, Captain Ben. Scott, Will parade,
at 9 O'Clock to-day for target practice anu
inspection. Two medals will be awarded 10
the LHn best shots. 49,.
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RICHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY Eepo
for Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics, Epps's DO.
mgopalhic Cocoa, Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef
and The British E2g-aud. Butter Powder, 100 Main
Street X p. OHM.
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GArzE AND alERLNo .SuIRTs.-The
largest stock Of underwear III the city can be
found Mt the old cornerstone Of f. B. SPENCE &
son, merchant tailors 1900 Main street. ...
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REXoVED.-The Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company have removed their
Office to their building at the southeast cor
ner OF Main and Thirteenth streets, formerly
occupied by the Bank of Commerce. - -
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CARRIED TO THE PESlTEST1 AIRY Deputy
Sergeant Cummings on Saturday carried
William James alias William Perkins to the
peniten,iary for five years, he having been
convicted of larceny in the Hastings Cours
aud sentenced as above.
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BoscIIEy G BROTHER, 500 aud 511 Broad
street. have received their full spring supply oI
ladies', geRtlemen's, misses, boys, youths, and
ehden's boots, shoes, brOganS slippers, ties, &c.
Also, elegant assortment Of trunks valises, rail-
road bags, aad satchels which they Offering attn
reduction Of former prices. t..s.
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REKDT-MADE- CLoTuING.-Large stock oi
ready-mide clothing for sale ut low prices By T.
B. SPENCE & son, merchant tallon, 1900 Main
street ---- -. - - -.
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ORpIsANcE YIoLATloSs.-The toiioWins s
n,r,ies we're fined by the Police Justice Sat
nrdsv morning for violating city ordinances: !:
p. C. Wescott. 81 for fast driving; Andrew
Washbufn, 81 on account OF nis son iiuins M .
horse across the sidewalk; William john
son, $40 for running cart on tne s,n s.'se. SC.
without license Robert cross, Slo ioi
havino TWO unlicensed dogs or his premises.
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PARTISAN F4AsHIoN-BooK.-A new fashion book
for ladies' r.dressn, and also full assortme Mt
Of toilet articles imported direct from Paris can be
seen at T.. FERRANDISI's 6l3 Broad street.
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Do NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY tor bad washing.
The Warwick Collar looks better than linen, and
does not need washing.
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MIMIC MILITARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall
Tuesday, May ltb. s.....s.t.rsr ,4.sf
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prpsosAL,-Colonel George W. Perkins,
New York, is at the Exchange Hotel.
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RAsSINI'S MISUNDERSTANDING Hall, Tuesday
evening, May l1th.
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ELECTION TICK ETs.-Send Your orders for cleo
ton tickets 10 DISPATCH PRINT, NC HOUSE.
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MIMIC RICHMOND BAPTIST COLLEGE ORTHoG-
RAPHIsTs-Tuesday evening, May 1th, Assembly
Hall
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at DISPATCH PRINT
1SG-HousE at low -Etes.
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LADIES' Dox-ToE BUTTON CATERS at Bo.
sCIIES's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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MINORS MUTER1AL Enthusiastically Hall,
Tuesday, May 11th. y 't" -st..5. ..'.t " ..r '.''
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e LEAVE YOUR MEAsURE to secure. good ut for q
first .clqss pair Of boots or shoes made IN any
stye-hand-work only-at oBosCnEN's, 500 and
5ll Broad street. &'E'r.i = - 81 -." '
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CowARD1NIs CAvoRTATIoSs-Assemb Hall,
Tuesday, May III.
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MIMIC RANDOLPH. MACON SPELLIsTs-Tuesday
evening, May l 1th, ASS mbly Hall.
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T ETTER.HEADs,S o. TO 1915 per ream,
Mt the DISPATCR PRINTlNG-H0Vsrst
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REDFORDISI'S FEMININE FOLLIES-Assembl!
Hail. Tuesday evening, May ! 1th.
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WATCHES, JEWtLHY. De.

!" e 4. i +
Every one IS invited TO cali ard sea The enr3esits
gentleman who s,w ihe ring. King soiaEson
r<.r. saws II rnust be The slme sz-an9thcS one "
A. the same ume youcaH sse ali me srras bargains
he ogeIs In aTvfs sss*
DIAMONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
s,erp- and key-sinders, suitable, for sidie' an3
&c een,lemen-some OF Them the dnest qa.ass' 81
VEST, CAAgsLalNE,
AS,h
. g OPERA. CHAISss s
A 0aa ipid
GOLD AND SGT EiNGs. BUTTONS,
}a 2 sJEWSLsY, &c.;
all OF which mus be so,dto real bze the sash. .
As an indGcamens TO purchasers TIE prizes VIZ. WIZ
he mate 80 low shSt II viii enable ,hc cm 20 noS
fine goods for Less fhan The eos: or coRmoa.
The areases. PLEASURE tsssn la saoxipa saeds 70
all who call &C 81 -
s. a. YINsTGckss LoAS-oyFiclk,,.
No, II fonnsS S..h street.
ap i3-eoaim under ~ SxgsnSe hoIes
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FoURTH-STREET CLUB-Tuesday evening, May
1tl.
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MASCHEsTER NEWS.

FIRE.-Tbe alarm of fire sounded from the
ststion-house Saturday evening about 2:3O
O'Clock was caused by the total destruction
by fire Of a two,story framed dwelling stu.
ated at the corner of Eleventh and McDon.
ough streets, occupied by colored man
named Smith. The fire originated ia the
second story and caught from stoye-pipe.
Owing to the combustibeness OF the build.
ing aid the scarcity of water in the vicinity
the fltemen were unable 10 extinguish the
fumes. The building belonged TO Dir.
William st. Paul PuIliam. Loss about $3.50
fully covered by insurance. II =. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-10

r TIE BASEBALL MATcu.-The match
game of baseball which took place Satur.
day evening at the Spring Hill battery be-;
tween the nailers and pudders of the Old
Dominion Iron and Nail-Works for the
championship of Belle Isle and Manchester.
resulted In victory for the former. The
score stood: Nailers, 56; puddIers, 21. /.