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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

| THEW AsHINGToN AND RICHMOND MILITARY
INTERCHANGE OF ERLTERNAL SENTIMESTS.-
On the 80 h of May, 1874, Company'
| fWashington Light Guard) visited Richmond
and became the guests Of the First regiment
Tucy seem to have returned home with
pleasant recollections OF Richmond and our
citizen soldiery. for on Saturday, the ami
ycrsgry of the day Of their visit, committee
OF the company composed OF Captain Donald
McCatnerine, FIRST Lieutenant T. ). Hudson,
orderly Sergeant +. {. Gratz, Corporal w.
", McO leen, Private Frank L'Ourand
and honorary members {. Il. L'Ourand,
John NcAllen, and George H. Jarvis,
arrived in this city bearing testimonial
Of their affectionate remembrance oil
our boys. The Washington gentlemen
were met ut the depot by commit
tee of the FIRST regiment consisting o'
| Lieut. enant. Colouel j. ID. Whitehead. Cap
tain George V. Bidgood Of the Guard OF the
Commonwealth, and Captain George w.
Jarvis of the Redmond Light Infantry
Blues, and were escorted TO quarters at
Ford's Hotel.
Saturday afternoon and evening were oc-
cupied by the Washinstonlans IN social IN
tercourse with members OF the First reSi'
ment and in visiting points OF interest aOout
the city. at isht they were escorted from
the hotel to the armory of Company b
Walker Light Guard, Captain Bass--and
were there met by most of the field, staff, ar q
com pany officers Of the regiment. Captain
Nc cCatherine, speaking for bis committee ana
com pany, presented to the regiment mag
ninceut frame, nearly four by five ieet, sur
rounding photograph of each officer, non
commissioned officer, and member OF Inc
| company.
Tne group of pictures is surmounted by
an eagle carved in black walnut and tablet
containing this inscription: " Presented TO
the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteers
| by Company B, Washington Light Guard,
First Regiment National Guard, Washington,
D. c." Dependant from the frame is trian-
gular tablet, covered with parchment, con-
tanning the name of each officer and MEMBER
of the Washington Light Guard.
| sThe presentation speech OF Captain MIC.
Catherine was ull OF patriotic sentiment and
fraterual feeling, and gave evidence e. pecasly
| of the high regard in which the First regl-
ment is held by his command.
Lieutenant Colonel Whitehead accepted
| the gift on bahall of the First regiment, and
| then introduced Mayor Kelley, who made one
| of his best SPEECHES. Guests and hosts then
repaired to Z.tele's, where supper was
spread. and d good part Of the night was
Whlled away in eating. drinking, speech
making, and pleasant conversation.
The Washington committee left yesterday
| with increased friendship for our soldiers,
and, as we have reason TO believe, charmed
| with their trip.
1t slngularly happens that Company B,
Washington Light Guard, were organized on
the same day and year (April 18th, 1871 } as
Company B, Walker Light Guard, OF the
First Virginia regiment, and have the same
designation and Standing 10 their regiment
(Com pany B. and have the same initials wv.
l.. g. as our company.
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PimiicO Races.

BALTIMORE, May 29.-Fourlh days races !;
eight started. Risk won in 1:443. Galway
won the second race in aa::22'9 FadIadeen,
in the third race, won the first heat in $40,
Botuug the second in 3:37, and the third in
3i4. Trouble Won the steeple chase by half
length.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

SOMETHING ATTRACTIyE.-W see that the old,
establisle ed house OF WM. IRA SMITH Is keeping
pace with the wants of the times, aud In order to
do SD and give his patrons tine largest amount Of
goods fer the smallest amount OF money now offers
his ENTIRE STOCK OF GENTLtMEN's SCOTCH CHE
YIoT SUITS: his entire stock OF CHIiDIEN'o WEAR
rgardless of kind his entire stock of fGENTLEMEN'S
coLoRED SHIRTS, all styles aud qualities; and his
entire stock of LISENwEaR tsaye white Vests) at
cost FOR CASH; and We will add This maxim, That
"a word to the wise Is sufficient" and advise all 10
give him an caily call and supply themselves while
surh an opportunlry is before them.
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Imboden's Car.Lifter, &c.

LYScHBURG. May 29.-Colonel Foreacre.
the general manager of the Vlrginis Midllnd
ccmpleted and In perfect working condition.
The palace car leaving New Orleans to. day
will come through to Baltimore, without
change, ria Atl.nta, Knoxville, Bristol,
Lypchburg, and Virginia Midland railroad.
Likewise the pilice car leaving Baltimore
Monday morning will go to New Orleans by
the same route, it being the commencement
of permanent line of through cars between
the Chesapeake bay and Gulf Of Mexico.
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Decora,ion-Day At Arlington.

WAsuINGToS, May 29.-All business is
suspended. The President and Cabinet are
at Arlington.
The managers charged with the decoration
of Confederate graves at Arlington on Tues.
day have concluded to have neither oratioD,
music, or procession-nothing but flowers
and tenrS.
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aucTrorsALEs THIS DAY.

JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 SON, IL ~, land 10 Hen. -.
rico, on Charl.s City road, twslye n'i'sS ps'o"
the city, r<a
GoDDIN, WARREN g. CO.. z: M, -, franz ,Ias q
b use on The rorth side OF MaFshah pe'"eSA
First and Adams streets.
EDWARD c. GODtIS, 4HP. NJ, hve ioss in it Etus
Park.
COOK LAUGHToN, 10 A. ID, at Monu-
mental Hotel, dn. furniture, horses, "asons'
&C., &c.
r. g. ANDERsOy& q CO., 10 A. NJ, at NO. 1o3a
M,in street, groceries, DC.
". b RaTCLItFE. 10 a. H., at No, l68S Masn
street, groceries, &c,
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Rev York Items,

New York, May 29.-Oue hundred aud
sixty barrels OF western whiskey, in transitu,
were seized to day.
A frame stable containing two men, eight
horses, and number of wagons were burned
to-day.
Fifteen indictments have been found
against Charles 5. Lawrence for forging i1-
voices by dfftrent vessels.
The principal business.houscs closed until
Monday on account OF Internationally.
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1'ERS"SAL.-Henator j. B. Bland, or Mid
G'easA. Was IL the clty oa Saturday. he re-
l''Ft, Judge Robert l.. Montague much i'm
IfO.ed IN health.
Z. 4. kuk, o! Walkers Creek district,
I!Lrr county. and Thomas S. Hogshead, OF
%"fa River district, Augusta county, have
heu appointed school Trustees by the State
90aid o! Education.
Jobu ~. Peyton, of Front Royal, Warren
g. uuis, has Deeu appointed notary public
= Tue Governor.
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Suicide ofa Euuafic.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 29.- William Welsh,
lunatic sailor on bis way to the Insane Asy-
lum at Washington, and under the charge Of
Mate MeMauus, jumped from the steamer
this morning and was drowned. His body
was recovered at q O'Clock this afternoon.
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limited Statcs Bonds Not Taxable.

ATLANTA, May 29.-Attorney General
Hammond, of Georgia, has given a written
opinion to Governor Smith that United
States bonds are not toxsbe by the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

GRAND MAss-MEErISG OF SUNDAY-ScHooL
WORKERS AT BRoAD-STREET CHURCH TO
NIsur.-This meeting will be held under the
AUSPICES Of the Sunday.School Union OF All
Denominations of Richmond and Manches-
ter. and will embrace officers, teachers, rep.
resentatives, and friends of the cause from all
denominations of this city and Manchester.
The delegates to the late International Sun-
School Convention in Baltimore Will he
present. and give interesting. accounts OF the
proceedings. Among other matters OF ln-
terest. this meeting will consider the pro-
prietv of holding a grand Sunday School
Convention of all denominations in this city
next fall. Delegates from all the schools IN
this city and Manchester have been appoint
ed 10 attend this meeting. 1t is earnestly de-
sired nv the friends of the cause that each
church shall be fully represented, as the sub
ject is one of great importance to the cause
in this State.
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FAIs OF SIDNEY METHODIST CHURcH.-Ihe
ladies of Sidney Methodist church Will CON-
menee holding fair and feast 10 the base
ment of their church tonight. II will be
Kept open on wednesday TO enable those VINO
attend the decoration ceremonies at Holly
word to obtain refreshments as they return
RI th,. CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

RAGING BoATs.-The canal-boat High
lander, which left the city for Lexington on
Saturday evening, had among her cargo two
six.oar Spanish-cedsr shells. The boats
which are about forty-flve teet in length,
copper-fastened. and clinker-built-Were
constructed in New York, and are intended
for the boat clubs at the Washington and Lee
TJnjvprSItv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

LEE GALLERy.-JoHN W. DAVIES, $50 EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, FA.-some recent
specimens OF photography from this well.kIown
gallery show steady improvement in style and
artistic skill, and commend It to the patronage
Of the public generally Central Presbyterian.
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PiI2Es fG PUBLlC-SCH0oL CMLoRES.-Su-
!r;juteuCtnt BiuioId has received from MIR.
!. y. DuIkecs OF New York, a cbeel for 500
Il gO!d, ~bHn kum is 10 be Gistrs uuted III
Iflzr, 10 puDicschool pupils. A cGntrIbu-
4Ju OF Ike character Is expected from Mr. j.
:. B4Trou. OF New York. These gentlemen
hrIc members Of the National Board OF
!!4dc, which met 10 Richmond last year,
aA4 al that time visited our schools aud eX-
l,tscd great interest 10 their prosperity.
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RICHMOND, VA, May 20, 1875

RICHMOND, VA, May 2S, 1875.
To Mrs. Henry Bo,1ler, Misses Ferre-o Reinhardt,
heiser, Wendtinger, Lubbock, IVoGdrCfe, and
Others:
Lsdea aud Genilemen,-The undersigned, re-
greet tirg that the l. ciemency or the weather pre-
vented 50 many OF cur citizens from hearing, on
Tuesday evening the 25ta instlpt, what We regard
as one of the mnsc exquisite entertainments ever
given by amateurs In Richmond, respectfully re-
quest that you will repeat your concert and reading
ut the earlie-t day couye nient to you.
We make This request as not ouly due to the true
and classical rend.rlngs OF Shakespeare, Mozart.
Rossini, aud kitolai but that we may also be able
10 testify appreciation Of the en6eavors of the
British IS ciaion 10 aid their fellow. country men
settling In this Siate.
JAMES L. KEMPER, JOHN j. BRANCH,
A. NJ. KELLEY. JAMES BEALE, NJ. D.,
JAMES GIBBONS D. D., s. Ii. BoYKIN,
&. a.. WALKER. GEORGE LEE,
WILLIAM f. TANNER, JAMES b. PURCELL,
FREDERICK K. SCOTT, ). A. GLOVER,
M. ELLYSON ASA ROGE ERS.
JAMES MCDONALD, w. j. EINFORD,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, q. B. DAVENPORT,
+. W. HANNEwICKEL, l.. II. FRAYsRR,
MEADE q. kEMPER, q. w. EAGBY,
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR.
His Ercel1ency Jdmes L. Re1nper, Hon. 4. M.
Keiiey Right Req. .Huaes Gibbons, Hon. e. G..
Waller, II. O., and others.
Gentlemsn.- response to your most compi.
mentary invitation of the 2Sth Instant and feeling
dep Interest In the success OF the charity In aid @
which we previously rendered Our services, we shall
be happy to repeat our entertainment at Assembly
Hall on THURSDAY, June Sd. at +. NJ. conhhent
that uEoer such distinguished auspices the success
OF our undertaking Is assured.
ELIZABETH BOWLER,
NJ. FEEREKO.
JOHN ID. BEDFORD,
+. B. EEwHEISER.
THOMAS WO0DhoFFE, &c-
Nav % 1879
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

COSyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR TIL
WEEK ENDING MAY %, lST5.-Lots fronting
252 feet on Moore street, corner OF Kinney, fol
S756; so feet on Grace street near Shafer fol
s.. .24O; 80 teet on Grace street near Shater
90 sc feet on Main street between Third and
Fourth for 81, ,22S; G2 feet on Leigh street
between First and 81. Jlmes Tor S3,046
l3 feet on Fourth street near jackson tor
S.. 200; % 7.12 feet on Beverley street be.
tween BelvldcIe and Pine for $4,000
80 ! y feet on Marshall street near Secoud
for s.. .45O 26 feet on Valley street Eear Mar
shall tor $3.50; 60 feet on Eleventh street
near NJ for S2lO; 263 feet on Clay stree! near
FIRST for S735; 80 feet on Main street neir
Culyert for $50; 425 leet on Cary street
between Third and Fourth Tor $4,000; 81
feet on Baker street near Tyler for $50 ;
51t lect on Cary street between Belvdere
and Madison for S7,9l5; AZ feet on Cary
street near Fourth, and 579 feet on Third
between D and Z for SIC, 800; 81 feet on ST..
Stephen street. corner of Charity = feet on
Duyd& street; y feet on Brook avenue for
81 200; % teet on st. John street, between
Uuyal and Baker for so; 80 feet on Leigh
street near Fisher tor Sl,995; SO feet on
Marshall near Hancock for $500; 30 feet on
Main street near Culvert for SS4U ;27 feet on
Leigh street near Graham for Sl35; 13l feet
on Main street, corner OF Eighth, for S3,203 !;
so feet on Rockets street for S7,5OO; ~ ieeI
on Rockets street tor 81 ,5O0} ~ feet on
CARY street, corner Sixth, lor $4,000; 10 feet
on Cary street, corner SIKH, Tor $1,000; 70
feet on Filth street between f and G tor
81 $50; 2v1 feet on B INK street for 81 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

DISPATCH PRINTISG-HousE.-ln order 10 niee'
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have ADDED Il well. selected assortment OF NE"
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
cuISERY and sKILFUL MECHASICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing tue VERY BEST CLASS
OFF WORK at moderate figures and IN the most ex-
pedtious manner.
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NATIONAL DEcoRAII0E-DAY.--Sat Saturday
W, observed AS National Decora.on-day,
s:Ad Il number Of persons visited the Ma
hoAaI cemetery, on The Williamsburg road
4s'ut Two miles from The city, aud srewed
1'@eJs upon the graves OF the Federal SOL
oit's "Lo are thcre buried, There was no
1ntary parade; but the custoD.boust ana
1 We Office. appurteDabt thereto were closed
.,ler ~ A. II. The Gost.ottlce was aiso
''''ea 10 AQGQr 0f the eeeasiog,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

Co>fErEKATE DEAE At ARLINGTON, Va
II, ullI .rrs and members OF Hollywood Me-
Eluri.i Association have been cordially In
yNcl by Charles +. Harmon, secretary, on
behalf Of IN. Southern Memoirs A>socla-
t!ou, Washington, y. c., TO be present and
participate in the memorial services over the
Confederate dead at Arlington, June 1t, at
J.. u. The Southern Memorial Association
have also been invited TO unite III similar
E.ruJlI4I IL Holly wood On the I'd OF June.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

VISITORS G UIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY.
This indispensable auide-book for strangers may
be had off. T. ELLYsoS, 1112 Main street, the be-
tells. and bookstores generally Every Vlstof 70 Inc
city should have copy. Price, 25c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

THE GROUP OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
FOUR BAPTIST cLsRGYMEN of Virginia, photo
graphed, and in one magnificent picture, By the
LEE - GALLERY, has never been surpassed, so far
as my observation goes, in this style OF art.
J. l.. ErRRnwS
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NEW Goops-Ladies' Gold Hunting Watches at
$50, $40, and upwards to Sl26: Gent!emeh'S 9oio
Hunting g-wa.ches at s75, S1oo to 5000 and up
wards: Ladies' Leentnes Dp era Chains. and Neck
laces; Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Kings, ofi-
entail Topaz Kings, Gold and Pearl Glove-Hooks, a.
~ GRSSEr's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

CoLoREp MILITARY EXCURSION. TO NOR
Attucks Guard will leave here
for Norfolk to-day uia the Richmond ana
Petersburg railroad at 1:3o O'Clock, Return
jrp on Wednesday.
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Victims of the Holyoke Disaster.

SoUTH HADLEY FALLS, MASS. May 29.-
Forty victims of the Holyoke disaster were
buried to-day in the French Catholic Gene
tery here.
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THE CITY CouSclL.-A joint meeelng OF
the two branches of the City Council will be
held in the Council chamber this afternoon
at O'Clock for the purpose OF filling Vacan-
c;es in the CITY School Board.
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PARpoN RERUsED.-The Governor on sat
| urday refused TO pardon William winston,
who was sentenced in 1871 10 the PenLentl- a-
ary for granG larceny BY the Hustings
Court OF this city,
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FLORAL FEsrIvAL.-This evening at 81
O'Clock there will be Floral Festival and
Nav Queen at the Virginia Opera-house, In
two parts, arranged especially for the oeca.
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FAREWELL, CRoQUET,-"QUolrET" may DC bat
Of G. MCCARTHY, 9l4 Main street IL Is NC" &ne
attractive. and all the rage in Philadelphia.
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i CArTAIN's COMMISSION The commission
o Cement White, E,Q., as captain IN the
TAeulicrh United States infantry, dated 1st
t'arU.ry, 1915, and signed by james Msdi-
,oi - President, and Jane' Monroe as Sec
:e'ary Of War, has been deposited i'll the
tt,e Library for preseryatlon. Captain
Nntr /, well remembered as valuable
ntl:,al OF this city, TO who.e service he gave
liz best years Of his life. He was the father
q, Police Justice J. j. White and Sergeant
!Llmas B. White, Of the police force.
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COccANUr- PIES, goose bcfry-ples, preEerved-dam
son pies apple pies, peach-pics, strawberry
pies, and lemon-ples, at BRIGGs'S bakery, 7o'
Main street.
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FOR GOOD CLOTHING At Low PRICES call on Z
B. SPENCE 1x SON. 1900 Main street.
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GO TO BRIGGs's BAKERY, and you can get
nice pouud-cake, fruit. cake, sponge-caKe' "ihe
cake. or irlly-cake. 7O7 Main street.
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GO AND SEE the handsome bopnets ana hats al
PARIS MILLINERY CONrAnY's, over Levy Bro
tlcr,, just imported.
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EVERY MEMBER OF the Young Mems Christian
Association should have Bibles good Bible
such rs ran be had only or the American Tract se-
ciety, 9l4 Main street. Richmond, Va. Call and
see the "TEAcHKR's BIRLI."
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GO TO BoscuEs's, 500 and 5ll Broad street,
and leave your measure for frst-class pair OF
boos or shoes, made In any style. Hand-work only.
rat&r
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LETTER.HEADS, N0TErHsAps, BilLrhkADs' AZ
COUNTS, SALES, BUsiSEss-cAKDs' @c'' heaus
or,n,ed \, DISPATCH PRINrING-HoUsE.
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BEAUTIFUL NEW FLOWERS and scARFs. just
imported, at PARIS MILLINERY CohPASIs' ofef
Levy Brothers.
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May 20, 1S7t

IN BUYING YOUR DRY GOODS from SYcLE
BROTHERS you will save fl fifteen to twenty per
cent You had better go there.
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SAVE MONEY WHEN you cAF.-SYCLE 2bho'
THEIRS are offering colorcd striped GRENADINES l"
lOc per yard which sold three weeks ago ~ zoe.
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NEwLAwNs, CAMBaICs, pERcALEs, and PRINT!
Isl opered at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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FINE GOLD DDING AND 7EHGAGEAks'
RINGS In stock and made TO order, any size' oy
c. GEsNET, No. 1001 Main street.
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BERLIN AND RoscIUs COLLARS for sale by E
3. SPENCE & SON.
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CoCOASUT. CREAM sPoSGE-somelh'ns ne" ah'
nIce-at BRIGGs's bakery to-day. 707 Main street
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF DRESS GOODS ever
shown In this city can now be seen ut SYCLE BRO
TIERS. Give them call, as 1t is for your own
good
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Earsi,auake and Loss or Lii

LONDON, May 29.--Two thousand five hup-
dred persons perished in Asia Minor by On
earthquake.
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VISITORS to the Christian Association VIII Visl
the magnificent rooms OF the PARIS MILLINERY
COMPANY TO see the )atst imported mii'!hery
goods. Over Levy Brothers, NO. io1f ana 1oiS
Main street,
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ALL SHADES KID GL1yEs, one anu tWo-Dutlon
only 75c. at sYCLE BRoTHERs'.
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GAUZE MERISo UNDERsIIIRTS.-For the iarges
stock of underwear and gentlemen 1urniship;
goods In this city call on f.. Is. SPENCE q soN'
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LINEN AND ALPACA BUSTERS for sale by E.
SPENCE e son.
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ALPACA AND MoHAIR SERGE COATS 1or SAL
low by Z. B. SPENCE X SON.
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THE ORIGINAL NEW YoHK sTRA~BERh2
SHORT. CAKE ut BRIGGs's bakery, TOT Maia street
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WHITE MAESEILLEs VEsTs-great variety OF
styles IT low prices-tr sale by L. Is. sPENcE "
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FIVE HUNDRED CoRSETs at 75,. worth IL .
SYCLE BROTHERS..
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TRYoSEoF BRiGGs's SUPERIOR cREAH-sPoSGt
CAKES. 707 Main street
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GOOD CLOTHING AT Low PRICES at E. b
SPENCE & CONS.
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PLAIN and sTRrPED LINENS, fun yard-wide, on
l2hc ut SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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NECK. scARFs OF ALL THE NEW STYLES for
sale BY T.. Is. SPENCE & son.
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ONE DOLLAR for good GAuZE HERINo UNDER
SHIRT at L. B. SPENCE & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-31

FANCY uALF-uosE for .alc low by F. b. SPENCE
G Son.
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BUSINESS WANTS,

Ioux ysyy. Joay T.. .WEATHER2oRD.
DoLiCE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
WREN & wEATHERFoRD.
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES, Z
offer their services to the public for the
DETECTION OF CRIMES
committed on railroads, hanks. Insurance e0Dps
Meg ar nriysie citJzep. VIII attend = 70 E M
INV ma art or The country. kus.nses Ml,sns 0A ~
dsSSt.ai. WIN pay literally for iEfofnlstlon.
o2FrcE, NOE ELEVENTH. srhEE
VfSio-' @'o'.s '''.'5-' : RiGHiioSD, Va.
pe,srenee. nv pe,n,ss.os, TO Hon. A. II. Kelley.
mayor Judgs john A. nerssi,a, tIss. Psssa
csnr s,ommSn CouEcil; Joseph y. Mnite, 81,
Pees Jasliee sistor John KS s I Commune
nn .lss toies II George d. Wise, tx.Commonwss,tns
.s.ss NOV HusI,ngs Court: h. EaEripgton Iaosa..
nsoInss e ssnssshss Attorney, Hussinga ourt uf.
:rss.n, Y. .1,sosN' : s''>s my 25.lH 3
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WANTED. A WHITE WOMAN TO
w COOK, WASH and IRON. Best Of refer
ences required. Apply at NO. 422 Firth Hid
Frank I'm streets. my 81
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GLOVES for sale by E. B. SPENCE & SoN.
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THE CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
CLOSING SESSIONS.
RESPONSIVE GREETINGS.
Interesting Discussion upon Associa
sion Lectures and Their Aliases.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED.

Work Among Destitute Glasses. &