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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-29

HE BRoAD-S7REET CAsE.-Tbe attitude o
tniS case is this: The Supreme Court of Ap
peals mas decided that the ordinances of tht
CITY torbtdding the use Of steam.locomotive.
on Broad street are valid, but that decision
is not final and conclusive until the end o
tue term of the court during which 1t was
rendered. The court will not adjourn until
tomorrow or the day after. But as the
question involved in the case is right which
the railroad company affirms and believes is
projected by the Federal Constitution. ara
appeal lies TO the Supreme Court of the
United States, which appeal has been granted,
and operates 10 supersede or suspend the
Judgment of the Court Of Appeals Of Virginia.
The case thus pending was prosecution
against the railroad company for violation
Of the city ordinances, and its pendency
does not relieve the railroad company from
farther prosecution. To prevent such a re-
suit the company obtained from the City
Council suspension of the ordinance for a
limited time, but the Council refused fur
ther suspension, and thereupon the railroad
company obtained an injunction from the
Judge Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond
against further prosecution until the final
decision BY the Court of Appeals. That in
junction the city attorney expects will be
dissolved as matter of course upon The
adjournment of the Court of Appeals, but
until that time Judge Fitzhugh cannot jul
dicially know of the decision Of the supe.
rior tribunal. But the company may, if it
thinks proper, apply for a new injunction, to
remain in force until the case shall be finally
determined by the Supreme Court of the
United States &. "a
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the highest need OF praise. She wa!
greeted with rapturous applause, which she
ackno"Iedged by singing the beautiful
oallad, "Dare I Tell? 2" She has ar
exquisite. voice, highly cultivated, rich, and
remarkable for its. sweetness and fexi
bihty. The concert eliminated In the grand
chorus Crowned with the Tempest" from
the opera of /" Ernani, y aud at its close the
audience seemed SO delighted that they ap.
peared 10th to take their leave. We cannot
close this notice without referripg briefly to
the pe7soanel Of the chorus, which was com.
posed Of ladies and gentlemen from the best
families cf Richmond. The llaiies,j mostly
young and beautiful, added DO, little TO the
attractions OF the entertainment, seated as
they were on the stage, facing the audience,
during the entire evening, the gentlemen oe-
cupyiug seats behind them. Our people cam
BOT too highly appreciate their Efforts ia thus
catering to the enjoy ment of the public by
furnishing music that any community might
be proud of. -. ...'.,......
We are gratisedi to announce that the7s
wifi be repetition OK the concert tcsmorrow
night, with numerous changes In the pro-
g gEaH,TDe and, further ehat owing to'tile par
tiaS maIring of the enjpymeDt Of those who
attended the last concert by the noissof the
rain on the roof of the building the price
Of adnission has been fzed at fifty cents, |
with ne extra charge for reserved seats; the
sale OF which will commence ut Wyatt's !
TO- day at Fl O'Clock.
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the same at the North bnt the people there
tired Of those politicians . whose voice is sti
for war" are fast replacing them by men o
less selfish purpose, hose views are boundel
By no narrow lines: of State, or section, o.
party, but who desire justice and prosperity
for all The war through which We passed
developed and proved on both sides the noble
qualities OF American manhood. IL has lef
to us soidiers--ence foes, now friends--l
memory OF hard-fought fields, of fearful sac.
rifces, Of heroic valor; aud has taught O
lesson to be transmitted to our children
that divided We were terrible, united we
are forever invincible. lAPpause.I = -.
At the conclusion Of General Bartfetps
speech the band played the = tStar-S Spapgsed
Banner" and the crowd having applauded
this patriotic air, quietly dispersed.
General Bartlett is the president of the West
ham Iron Company, whose furnace is located
on the canal shout five miles from Richmond
and whose business headquarters are here.
DE fought through the war IN the Union
army With conspicuous courage, and received
Ihree or four very severe wounds, one of
which neeesstated the amputation of leg
Ind another disabled an arm. He appears
1ot to be more than thirty.five years Of age.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

w. X. Se1IrtH & CO., 19h 4. NJ and Z. NJ, Main
between Eighth and SIuth streets, hoase-iaf-
nisb inE goods, &e. .. , -.s ....-.-.. . Fl.
W. GODDIN, 4kP VI, commissioners sale OF TO-.
bacco ,uctory and other buildings, OH the eaf I
side of seventh between Cary amt Canal streets.
.GBIjBRs u WILLIAMS s5 p. NJ, tract Of land
ab ,u: one mile: uos,h Of Richmond.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 5 7. NJ, frame store
with bar attached On Second street near Canal.
N Al JEF az p NJ, building lois at The north
ives, crn intersection OF Twenty. ninth and
sire cts -r. 4. ...ss..rI -E ..o. - .e..E ..H ts
L'SNF. & BROTIiER,5 2. VI, framed house on
Fourth street between Louisiana ana Denny
streets, Port Mayo.
Z. %. EACHO, s P. b., brick dwelling on ! wenty
ninth street between Main and franklin LID
by's HILL - ~ Z
| C;oDDIS, WARREN & Co, s p. b., france
dwelling on jefferson street, In hahches'el.
J W. b. RATCLIFFE, 1o1s 4. NJ, for W. b. snl't
& Co., No. 207 Broad street, furniture &c.
John MCCORMICK, 10A a. NJ, Furniture, piano
r G. MO8RIss. No. s Eighth street, furniture,
farm-wagon, bellows, clothing, sc.
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CHANaERY CoUR1- Judge EdDa,d Il. Rtz-
hugh Frssiding.-The following cases have
been disposed Of since our last report
Davis Us. Morris, &C. The order of csurt
heretofore made iB this cause having been
| complied with, the rule is discharged.
Elicit, &C., Us. Elicit. Decree correcting
mistake in the description Of piece OF
| parcel of the property heretofore allotted to
one OF the parties in the cause. - 81
Dismaf Swamp Land Company Us. Ander.
sons administrator, &r. Decree confirming
| report of receiver rs to- collection of diqi.
dends, and directing sole Of certain stocks
therein mentioned. -..-a ....
DaYis'sexecutor us.sCrouch, &c. Order
on petition Of plaintiff epjDining the surviY-
ing executor or Walter Hollsday, deceased
from prosecuting an action at law against
plaintiff. 81. tt<....t.
Also, an order on the petition of Holla.
day. executor, land Rutherford and wifi, ,and
Sally and Bette Davis, for rule against
Mrs. Crouch and children. TO show cause, on
the 9Th of May, 1875, why bond, with in.
creased penalty and new surety, should moi
be given or u receiver appointed. And ,also,
against Davis executor TO- show cause, on
May 1st, why funds in bis hands should not
be paid into court.
Payne Us. Hutcheson, SC. Opinion oi
court overruliDg demurrer and directing de-
PENDANTS to answer.
Harvey Us. DanyiIe Railroad Company,
Sc. Order refusing to increase penalty or
change condition OF bond.
Ayres Us. Smith, &r. Opinion OF the court
settling and adjusting rights Of the parties
and constituting will. Decree ordered in con.
formity with the opinion of the court.
Hyde Us. O'Keele. &c. Order refusing at
present to dissolve Injunction.
Bray Us. Smith. Opinion of the court as to
regularity of proceedings, and refusing to
confirm report Of commissioner.
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Lwchburg, April 26, 1875.

SOUTHERN TRAvEL.-[Editora Correspond
ence Portsmouth (Muine) Chronicle J-The
transition from the activity OF the northern
cities to the quietude OF southern towns /;
as marked as before the rebellion, but great
change is evident in society. at nearly every
town we passed in Virginia whites and black;
were gathered at the dep0ts, the colored ele'
ment being especially obStreperous. Loung'
ing seems the prevalent custom of all, but the
negroes excel in cnaffing and exceeding gocd
nature. Veritable Uncle Toms were there
with patriarchal wisdom etfusing from every
liueament. The stoppage Of the trains were
but signals for revelry, wherein the ludlcrous
o'ertopped all other sensations. happy
eo-lucky people are the new possesSors OF
civil rights, dgnified by freedom from the
servile manners OF slavery with the address
"massa" TO higher tone of responsibility
indicated in the appeliAtion "bosS." The
white men stand carelessy around and
laugh at their antics but if there is money
to be earned the negro, in western parlance,
scoops" it. Gaiety and immense goou-na-
1ure result in brief diSremembrance OF the
sad lack OF enterprise and Industry. A re-
markablc feature of southern life Is the ten-
depcy of the race freed by the war TO dress
more bec0mingly--to put on their bachs all
the available proceeds of their earnings
c>nrcia,ly the women. The men show
less care for personal appearance, being CON-
tent in many instances TO dress as poorly aS
their white pei9hborS, who do not as CLASS
seem to have profi,ed largely by the changes
of the past fourteen years. Inc salne hst,
Iessness obtains that was ''bred III the oone,"
and living from hand TO moulin IS out poor
term Of description for them. The aiihignty
dollar has been associated in southern con-
yefsation from time immemorlai WIN uean
Yankee ,rickery," but 1t is very noticeao'e
fact that Nirginians grasp at that same repre-
sentative of the value of hundred cents
with an ayidity and ability of eXtortlon that
would shame Shylock. Witness the
meals served on the line Of the ROADS
we have passed over. A uniform price
of one dollar entities the lndlVlauai
who parts with it TO breakfast, dlh,
uer. or supper. And sncn breakfasts, ana
suppers, and dinners! One can satisfy nls
apDctite, but not his sense OF justice. lie
feels in his innerm0st soul that ne mas
not received an equivalent for what ne mas
pjyep. A rejecting man, however little ne
misses the greenback, can hardly think With
ont exasperation of being worsted in bar
gain where necessity is the lie OF trade
flow welcome the little negro boy who tot'
ters I'D to the agoDiZed passenger Win
tray of neatly cooked apparently chicken
pjes. steamipg coffee and tea. Ferlly tna'
beamipg countenance deserves 10 be better
framed than in tatters and rags, lana Inc LITTLE
wooly head, with lis shining teeth AMI eye
of intensest midnight, deserves reserved
seat among angels composed OF sTich average
cherubs as the East Tennessee and Virgini
Railroad landlords,
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IMPORTANT CASE TO BE TRIED TODAY
The case OF Howe, Knox & co. against Sam.
uel Strong has been fixed for trial at 1C
O'Clock this morning at Judge Welford'<
courtroom by Judge II. H. Marshall, to
whom, by consent OF parties, the case will
be submitted. The following persons have
been summoned to attend the court as jurors
for the trial of the cause Joseph K. Weisi
ger, james L. Bray, W. +. G. Garnett, T. T,
johnson, w. G. Harvey, John A. Crump
George T. Lumpkin, w. X. Jennings, James
Pearce, John W. Sarvay, 4. L. Wiggles.
worth. and Daniel Denoon.
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Washington Hterus.

WAss&sTeN. April 28.--The President to-
day appointed Major Robert McFeely, nowi
on the staff of Lieutenant.G General Sheridan,
ito be Commissary-General Of Subsistence
Uit:e' ShTas, deceased.
John w. Woltz has been appointed post
master at Fredericks burg, Va.
The national banks are responsible for
eeounter6eit money sent here for redemp-
tiC'n.
Attorney. General Williams disayows CO.
quoting with Oregon for senatorial Donors.
He will mend his fortunes by praeticeb before
the Supreme Court. .s t ..... I'D
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Fires.

BEInows, FAsLs, VT, April 2a.-several'
fires have occurred here within the last
twentydour hours, including Grahams
woollen blanket raetory. Loss heavy. ,n.
HERMAN, N. Y, April 2S.-The.. business
portion of the town was burned to-day
Loss, Sl00,00es j ~. ...- .''
MniwAukrE, April sS.- One-tbird Of the
town of 0skosb Is In ashes. The engines,
have ceased operations. The best engine
has been burned. The fremen are blowing
up buildings. hoping to save portion Of
the town ss il 'asE -' VI q .# -.@.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
EDgIand


LONDON. April 28.-Gilery Pigeatt, puisnes
baron Of the Court of Exchequer, died to-,
day.. .... .4.-,,.. ,.,.,y
b The oereGssny Of the installation Of the
Prince Of Wales as Grand Master Of Masonsi
in England took place to-day, In Royal Az
bert Hall, ie presence Of an immense con-.
couzse of Mssons. Great enthusiasm, Was
manifested. - -.
The race for the. two-tbousaud!guineai
stokes took place to-day at, the tNewmafket !
frs, spring meeting, and was won by, CaHr..
7besp. a.. ..:1 ,.,.uslt. .e.s... al r. ~!
Gsxsanny.
Bsal,s, April 28.-Legal proceedings have
been commenced by the Prussian Govern.
msnt for the removal Of the Prince Bishop
of Breslau for violation OF the ecclesiastical
laws. t. tuazgs t stt. gssg. rs. z3;t=s--, go
( Spain.
/ sASrAsDER, April 2S.-As a fDal oct OF
reparstion for the. Gustav Outrage, the SPAN
ish commander 81 G uetaria, on the arrival OF
the German fleet of that port, fired salute
OF twenty-one guns with due ceremony, as
agreed upon. -t..<.... -.s
BRUSSELS, April 2s--The trouble with 2
the miners ut Clnrteroi continues, and se-a
rious riots sra reported. 50 r
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The yvbite suIphur K.ease

Especial telegram TO the Dispstch.r lat
CHARLESTON; w. VA, April.2s.- court
this morning refused to order sale at pre-
sent, and refused also TO confirm the lease for
five years made by the White Sulphur
Springs Company with Peyton & Co, bat
directed Commissioner Mathews to lease the
property to Peyton &NCo. for the period or
one year upon teras agreed upon between
the commissioner and Peytou eco. :tEua
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BADGES OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE
ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.-A number
OF the badges ordered for the officers and
soldiers of the Virginia Division of the
Army OF Northern Virginia have arrived.
They were made in Paris under the super
vision OF Monsieur &. F. Pardgop, late of
this city, from model sent from here. The
badge is suspended from q ribbon, and con-
sists OF neat little plate representing the
form and color Of the Confederate battle.
flag. 1t makes pretty ornament, to be worn
upon the lapel of the coat or vest.
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Weather Report.

WAsHwsros. April 2S.-For the Middle
aud South Atlantic States, clear or clearing
weather during Thursday, with southwest
to north west winds and rising barometer and
! 5temperatHre- ..'' - -
For TIE Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
] Ohio Valley, partly cloudy and warm wea~-
ther, with southwest to southeast winds and
stationary or falling barometer, possibly fol.
bowed by light rain in the Central Mississippi:
: Valley. s@.. u .''-' 1890 '.... q"
The Central Mississippi river will slowly
rise. .,... H.. .......a .s .afs ~.
Cautioaary signals continue on the Atlan-.
: tic coast from Cape Hatteras to New York. j,
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City LlcEssE.TAx.-To day and to.mor
row will be the last days under the ordl'
nance for the payment of city license-taS
prior to the penalty of not less than one ano
not more than five dollars for each day of de-
fault. 1t will be we'll for those having to
take out license not to incur the unpleasant
duty of answering to the Police Justice for
a failure to settle.
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The President and Asterney-GeneRal
eas{-srt rr, Williams , 49, 49, (, u

Especial teiegyaru 10 the Dispatch.I . ).
WASHINGTON, April ,2s.-The correspond.
enee between the President and the Attor.-.
ney General on the occasion Of the latter's
resignation is OF the usual character, The
former returns thanks for the friendship and
,esteen,ef the President, and the President,
in his 7eply,, which was sent to-day, exc
presses Ms appreciation Of the ability, zeal,
and efficiency with which Williams has per-
formed his trust, and a7oWs that bis sincere
friendship accompanies Judge Williams in
the new te!a Of life he has chosen. ... 81,
g.s. TMoN.
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.
NUM- Tu0nsAND Plano sss,

r1,WO THOUSAND PIANO sEssaa
E0pTES have been sold by the nn-37 TIT
derslrned suce tneir business career and BY otc..
ing ONLY the BEST INSTRUMENTS made ~ moderate
- distance findng IL incoa venient to visit kich-
n ord for The purpose, may rely upon having tnsir
orders as faithfully executed by letter when aa.
dressed 10 us rs IL personally preseah anu 40 ~ ~Aas'
terms given In the purchase. =
Also for sale, ORGANS for the church, partor, o.
Sunday school, p,.no
fortes luued and repaired. Piano-forteS careIni.
moved, packet, and shipped. n,p1,aM 4
ap2o Booksellers and statioeerss
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SUPREME COURT es APPEALs.-E Eastern Lu.
patio Asylsm Us. Garrett. Fully argued by
:acge Crunp for the plaintiff in error, and
Robert Il. Armistead, Esq, for the defead-
art in error, and submitted. .-rt
There will be no court to-day, the judges
being in conference. The court will meet
again on Friday and decide several cases land
adjourn for the term on Saturday morning.
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The BASEBALL MATcH.-The Red Stock
iugs, of Boston, and the Washingtons, of
Washington, D. c., will arrive here this after
noon. After dining at the Exchange they
will repair TO the Fair-Grounds, and at 8
O'Clock will commence TO play their match
game.
1t is possible that picked nine of this city
will be induced to play the Red Stockings a
game, though they can scarcely do so with
the hope Of success. ..,,.,
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PARDoNs REFUSED Governor Kemper has
refused to pardon Henry johnson, who is in
Richmond Jail for six months for petty lar
ceny Young Newly, who is in the peniten.
tiary for five years for burglary; and John
S. Hickerson, of Roanoke, who is in the
penitentIary for four years for grand larceny.
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THB FIRE-FIEND.--Itis is stated that Hildrey
Page, "the Chesterfield fre-fend,D since he
was awarded new trial by the Supreme
Court, has confessed that he unsuccessfully
applied, on one or two occasions, the torch
to Colonel Rufin's dwelling. Page has not
heretofore been accused of this crime. If
convicted of it the extreme penalty Is death.
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ANOTHER GRAND CONCERT IN PROSPECT
THE Richmond Philharmonic Association, 81
their quarterly meeting last night, decIdea 30
commence at once active rehearsals Tor an.
other grand concert, 10 be given in the ; latter !;
part Of May. The first of these rehenssals
will be held tonight, and it is hoped sa the
members will attend. tHtf< 80 +,
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The Destructive Buffalo, -Gnats.

MEMPHIS, April S-Complaints are pour.
ing in from all the surrounding counties OF
the fearful destruction of horses and mules
by bufialo-gnats. Many small planters, espe--
cis3Iy the colored ones are ruined by having.
their only animals killed and being unable to.
replace them at time they are SO badly
,,fedpd
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WORK on THE RESERVOIR TO BE RESUMED
The Committee on Water, at meeting last
evening, adopted the following:
"ReSolrcd, That in view of the action of
the 3 oard Of Aldermen of the 26th instant,
appropriating $4,000 for the progress of the
new reservoir, the resolution adopted on the
18th instant be reScinded, and the City En-
gineer be directed to proceed at once and
prosecute the work as rapidly as possible"
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DYSPEPSIA AND IFS ErFEcTs-such as sonr
stomach, 81 OK headache, habitu,l coStiyeness,
hea, burn, water-bsash, dlsagreeable taste iu
the mouth, papa,ion of the heart. and Dis
leases of the stoinach and live.-anred at once by
Ln,r doses VI ur.EES's AuGusr FLOWER If you
d.tibt this. get sample boltia for ten cents and
EY it, r. PURCELL, LApD x CO., Agents.
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V,s1roRs TO CENTRAL LUNAFlC ASYLUM

VISITORS TO CENTRAL LuNATlc ASYLUM
Governor kemper yesterday appointed
General P. II. Moore and Mr.. Lewis Wag'
ner, of Richmond, to fill vacancies IN the
Board of Visitors Of the Central 'Luna'l'
Asylum caused by the designations OF MAJOR
A. b. Venablc, who has removed from tbe
State, and Major Samuel b. BoyRin, wno
has been elected Registrar OF the Land once
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ELECTION OF SUNpAY-ScuooL OFFIcEEs.-
The Sunday schoolaof Grace-Street Baptist
church has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Superintendent, Caleb
Jacob; Assistant Superintendent, s. s. Car
ter; Secretary, Ed. Is. LoriDg; Treasurer,
james T. Gatewood; First Registrar, j. F.
Jacob; Second Registrar, J. B. Woodward !;
Librarian, John T. Goddin; Assistant Libra
rian, p. S. Jcter. r.. 49, t.. &.
Iu the annual report of the superintendent
the following comparative statement of the
condition of the school is made.
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Martha Ellen Thornton,
colored girl of about fifteen years OF age
disappeared from her parents re'idenee, on
Twenty-ninth street, on the 24lh instant
and has not since been heard Of. She is sup
possd to be not in her right mind,
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yIs1roRs TO MOUNT YERNoN.-The COY
ernor has appointed Il. w. Thomas, OF
Fairfax; Robert Ould, Of Ricbnaond; CHS:
Meem, of Shenandoah; FitzhuSh Lee, O.
Stafford; and b. F. Rixey, OF Fauquler
visitors TO Mount Vernon. -
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Mrs. slrah J. Conway, OF the Brooklyn
Theatre, died ut five minutes passT O'Clock
tonight OF gastric fever and enlargement OF
the liver. Her last public appearance was on
the 10th instant, " hen she played at the Aead-
emy of Music, Brooklyn. in aid OF 81.
MaryS Hospital. ...
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PoGIeE Court, YEsgsRDAY.-Mary Mitch
ell, charged with assaultins and using inde.
cent language to William Mitchell and cl e.
atng disturbance in the street. The case
was continued until to-day. .l.
Stephen Jones, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the street, was fined $3.50.
The case Of Rosa Hackett, charged with
receiving stolen goods, was continued until
Saturday ...rIH.
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Last sf the Vir&ihia Oyster-NaFy-
Csld Weather About Norfolk.

n DT5pHtcN9JI -
i NoRFoIk, Va, April 2s.EThe steamer
nv iliam +. Taylor, the last Of the .virgiuls
10y ster-aaVy, was sold 40 auction to-day for
p, OPS. 10 '.'''''. 80 .'.'. =, .''''''..'
The weather Is very cold and stormy to-
might, and the truckers are apprehensiye or
damage to. their crops. '.''."' =
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LADIES' FEsrIvAL.-The hdies of the. Sc.
| cond Baptist church Will conrnence nSsease
in the lectuTe.roon Of their church to-day.
Excellent dinners and suppeTs will be fur
Dished at very reasonable rates. .,.af
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LADIES EBAsT.-The ladies' of the Second Bap-
tis churchSwill commcncea feast of rgSG things In
the cctureroc IN of lhe Sesopd Baptise church TO,
DAY ut [ p. NJ Dinners and suppsrs will be
served. They lllye also iCe-c1eams, coes, candies
and othergood things. .'-. .s.ss