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w GO TO sYCLE BROTHERS. To

M" GO III SlCLE DIV AbIhsD "
buy your DRY GOODS, as they have the largest
and best-assorted stock Of FOREIGN and Do
MESTIC GOODS in the city. To their very ex-
tens!v e stock they have just received
5000 PARA5OLS Of the latest styles, from 81 up
tc IS;
5000 pieccs NECK and SASH-RIBBONS,1 IN all
coIors and widths, from SC. per yard up;
handsome assortment OF PLAIN LINEN, EN-
BROIDERED, and LACE HAEDkER.
CHIEFS; 49,.
/ 900 different styles SILK and LACE TIES;
An the late shaaes of the best brands KID
GLOVES at 75c. and 81 worth 81 so and SO
apair;
less variety;
HAMBURGER FDGINGS and 1NsERTINGs-the
most attractive assortment ever shown In this
or any other city before;
COTTON TRIMMINGS and COVENTRY RUIZ
filings from 15c. apiece up;
5000 pieces DAISY TRIMMINGS at 25c apiece
usually sold at 81 rs and $3.50;
10000 yards CAMBRIA INSERTINGS-only
Csc. for dozen yards;
Latest sly es LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS just
received.
Special attention Is called to our stock of WHITE
GOODS such as iaratan'' swiSs Me S;msoks
Null Muslins, &C.; which we Will oner at the
lowest prices.
NOTTINGHAM LACES and LACE CURTAINS
very cheap;
500 TIDES Just opened at 81 worth double the
money;
| large stock of LACE SACQUEs and LACE
SpkISG and SUMMER sHAWLs;
! We have all styles DRESS GOODS from 12}sc. per
Another lot lot PONGEE FRANCHISE In the hand
| soonest shades ever shown;
| SILK and JAPANESE POPL1NS, plain aud
striped, III soc. per yard;
| BLACK and COLUkED GRENADINES from
| '15c. up: -
BIACk-aND-W T E-STRIPE 5 u NJ Nj + X
| SILKS at 75c sold every where at 81;
| Large stock OF SPRING and SUMNER CASsl-
MEKES:
lTABLE-LINENs, TOWELS, and NAPKINS at
great iuduct mentS:
MATTiNGS, white and fancy checked.
Call and look for yourself ut the bargains oliered
,t slCLE BROTHERS.
429 Broad street, between Fourth and tlith
ap2l
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A very important decision was rendered
by Judge Blown, on Saturday. in the SUI
p:eme Couri, 10 case involving the pay
ment of usurious interest on mortgage
loan to building association. The decision
goes 10 the full extent Of declaring all pay
ments of over six per cent. usurious when
the borrower is not member OF the assocl-
alton. and gives to the plaintiff verdict ior
the full amount paid over six per cent. In
tcrcst,- Baltimore Amer2C0n.
"Whcn the borrower is not member Oh
,he a>sJciati ~ remember. And Ulce
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WI MARRIAGES.

nnrrcd, on The 18th utimo, In this city, at the
Flrst PRESBYTERIAN church, by the Kew. Thomas l..
Pre- ton. u. y. lanes II. GIANT and Miss
NAs>iE =. ~;b%k>, daughter OF aigeraon ).
Storrs: al! Of ller"ico county. NO cards.
Married. IA Chesterfield county. Va. at the resi-
rnce OF the hr,Gc's I,urents, April 20. 1875, by
the Few u'iu; }. Sans, cf the Protestant trisco-
j E. church of MARCHES ter, G EORGE T. REAMS 10
r .La JANE. eldest daughter of William D. To-
Ter. of chesterfield.
- Louis DiDers please COPY.
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GWho could blame them j

THE INTERNATIONAL CODE CONFERENCE. -
London, MAY 1T is reported that Russia
has with great earnestness urged England 10
send delegates to the international Code Con.
ference ut St. Petersburgh. If England per.
s>ts in her refusal it is probable that the
whole project will be dropped, in accordance
with the advice of the other Powers.
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From Prince Edward County.

PRINCE EDWARD, May 3, 1875.
- Editors Dispatch /: The weather con-
anues cod. We had big frost this morn
ing. The tobacco-plants are not so promis-
irg as they have been. They are still disap-
p-arng in the piant-beds; not growing at
all, and no larger now than ten days ago. 1t
will he the middle of June before any tobacco
can be planted in this section, even if We
have warm, seasonable weather. Corn is
u? badly. Wheat is improving very
slowlv, a SUBSCRIBER.
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nj NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
Tho largest assortment of KID GLOVES in the
city for ladies and gentlemen, In opera, light aEo
dark shades, &c.
Try pair Of TWO-BUTroN KIDS at 75c.
worth 81 ) pair, at -
WILLIAM THALHlIER'S.
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COUNTY Courts. We learn that the peo-
Ole, who In theory have some concern IN the
mttter. will make the restoration OF Juris'
Jicion an unmi,takable issue in the next
election We wish the scheme success
Ice County Sentinel.
INhn cnIlll blame them Il
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me- AT COHEN BROTHERS.

YOU CAN BUY
FRESCH-WOVE CORSETS ut 45c. selling gene
rally at 65c.; their S1.75 Corsets at 92c. their
1915 $3.50; their 1926 at 81 90.
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The city of New Orleans, La, defaulted
ON interest and on bonds maturing on Sat
urday. The Louisiana Levee Company also
failed 10 pay interest on its bonds.
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MTVICHY AND Settlers WATERS.
Just received fire h lot OF these delightful waters.
OSCAR CRANE,
mv3-lw No. IA Governor street.
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HCLARET.
Just receiving (drGct from France), large lot OF
CLARET. iI wood and glass, OF excellent quality.
to which beg to call the attention Of all In want.
OSCAR CRAM,
my 3-1w NO. IL Governor street.
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nI@ COD-LlFER OIL,
-.. MEDICINALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We nave the testimony of our physicians who
prescribe 1t, aud Of patients who have taken IT, that
IL Is more acceptable to the stomach and more
easily assimilated than any other oil.
fresh supply just received direct from New
foundland. MEADE U bAhSh,
importing Pharmacists,
600 919 sain street.
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The grand jury of New Orleans has ir.
dicted i've persons charged with bribng
members OF the Louisiana Legislature With
intent to Influence their votes.
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COURTNEY & POWELL.

tOURINE1 IL POW ELL,
~ ------.-...-- Sl5 BROAD STREET
STRIPED SILKS at SOC. worth 75c.
STRIPED SILKS al 75c. worth 1925:
BLACK IRON GRENADINES from 5Oc 10 81 60
BLACK SATIS-STRlPED GRESADISE. at 4Or
WHITE LACE STRIPED VICTORIA Lawns NJ
25c., soc. 400. and Soc:
WHITE AND FIGURED LINEN LAWNS,
WORSTED COATISGS for gentlemen,
FRENCH aud NGLISII CAS>IMEREs,
GESTLEMEN'S MERGSo USDERwE EAR, medium
weight:
GESTLEMES's GAUZE SHIRTS at SOC,
LADIES MER1So and GAUZE VESTS at 75r
GIRLS and BOYS MERISO aud GAUZE yuSra
CoRSETS at Soc. LINEN BOSOAS nj l2Xc.
Just received handsome lot of lIAr-sCARrs,
SECK.SCARFS, silk and lace: PARASULS. In t,rry
color and quality: YAK LACK, WORSrED PRINCES,
&C.; IwO-BUTToS KID GLOVES al IL VICTORIA
KID GLOVES at III so.
Sir. CuARL"S HARTWEl.L Is now with US.
and would lie glad to see his frirncS. ap la-3m
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PONGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
and SOLID. COLOR POPLINS. and DRESS
GOODS from zoe. to 75c. 4 large line, and very
low Call and look at them.
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Their BLACK SILKS are proclaimed by ali that
have seen them the cheapest offered In the city,
They are selling PURE SILK at 75c. Also. GROs-
GRAIN al II, at 1925 worth S1.G5, at Sl.4O as
good as any generally sold at 80; LfoSESE at
sl.75 worth 50 so, at 1910 worth fully 50, at
81. 40 cheap at IS. 20, s2.95 warranted as good
as any in the city al IS.
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NJ DECAY ED TEETH.-We have
prepared. after consultation with some of our
best dentists, CARBOLIC MOUTHWASH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF De-
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts rs Il
complete dtsinfectant 10 the odor caused by de-
,ayed teeth, and Is very pleasant 10 the smell and
Taste. Sold in bottles; SO cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists
ta1o 919 Main street
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Ca.sSFR
CLOSING OUT NJ ENTIRE STOCK.

1000 WORTH OF FINE RETAIL CLOTHING
MUST BE SOLD.
CLOTHING FOR MEN, boys, AND CHILDREN.
GENTLE MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
offered regardless Of cost 10 close my retail de-
pa7tment. Having determined 10 manufacture
In this city for wholesale, shall oiler CLolhiHu
below the market value. To this end invite Tue
public generally TO supply their demands from the
wrll-known, esl abished cloIhing-house Of
A. OPpENHlMER,
oo 13l1 Main street
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FAIRS AND FEASTS.

EAIR AND FESTIVAL IN AID OF
Il ST. MARKS CHURCH.-The ladies OF ct:
Marks Sewing Society VIII commence SAFE OF
USEFUL and FANCY ARTICLES; on me c9rnei
millinery store, on MONDAY NEXT, May 3D..
Varieties of CniIdrens and Ladies ClolhlnR,
Aprons. Sacks, Tidtes. Infants Dresses Large sup
ply of Fancy Articles. @,
Refreshments and Lunches at all hours. my Lot
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GARDoZo, FoURQUREAN & co,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
AND AR D1SPLAYISG TO-DAY
F." NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
~ NOVELTIES IN HAT-sCARFs,

ELEGANT POLONAISE GOODS In move, ,yr,.-
including the "SFEWART NOVELTIES
CoLORED SILKS, PLAIN and STRIPED. &,
great variety and very handsome.
ELEGANT STRIPED ORGASDIEs IN s.-,o,u
and wide stripe-same shades to match. The
goods are new and very elegant.
Fifty pieces STRIPED PERCALEsa at lese. Der
yard-never sold before at less than Doc.
We desire TO call especial attention to our ar,v-
cent GRADE BLACK GRENADlSE, which We
offer as great bargain
full line Of BLACK GRENADINES from 5oc.
to $3.50.
MEXICAN GRENADINE for POLONAIsss
Many decided bargains Ia LINENS, TOWELS
DAMASK TABLE-NAPKTNS and CLOTHS
from recent auction sales-bought cheap for c,sb
and will be sold very low.
A large quantity Of nnc SHETLAND SHAWrs
with solid borders. my.
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BLACK SILKS, a real" Lyons Bcllon," at S1.50
worth richly $3.50, and at $l.S5 worth 1926 Il
yard. These goods are the cheapest ever sold In
the city.
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DIsPATCH PRINTING.HOUsE.

UNSURPASSED facilities for doing all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. Work promptly aud neatly exc.
cuted, an1at low prices.
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MOURNING GOODS-a full line in BLACK
GRENADINES, ALPACAS, MOHAlRS, BON
BAZINES, WOOL DELAiSES, TAHlSE. and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells,
GLOVES, and BOHDE9ED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, at the very lowest prices.
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NEW STOCK. IA
~ PRICES REDUCED. m
JOHN l. 4 I q L L ii l.,
y A I

917 MAIN STREET.
calls attention 20 new arrivals by expires hi; 'a!'
.."-.s IMPORTED FABRICS
for sale at prices to suit the times. The fHi't! q"
the fabrics Is sunerb. he work shall De uheNcrl-
tIonab!e Take the opportunity and dress grn''e.F
al moderate rates. ~
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nGT HUDGINS, GORDON e co.
invite special attention 10 their stock Of
PARASOLS aud SUN-UMBRELLAS.
They fer great bargains In
DRESS GOODS.
Lawns. P!qucs, Lacc-Stripcd Cambrics, &c. Striped
and plain
from 75c upwards. full assortment OF
LAWNS. LISEN.LAwSs,
CAMBRICs, and PERCALEs.
They offer superior assortment OF
HAMBURG EDGES aud ISSER1ISGs.
Remember our T ERMS ARE CASH, but our prices
will he made to correspond.
ap12 HUDGlSS, GORDOS'& w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OF.
FOR MAY. OF THE LATEST rMpoETAr1oSs.
D r Y G. . o D 4!

FOX MAY. OF
T. r. PRICE e co. areagain represented in the
northern markets. and have opened MANY new and
desirable FANCY DRESS and MOURNING GOODS OF
/ The rarest fabrics.
HAMBURGH POLoNAIsEs of choice shades,
MACK RoUBLE CHAIN CANVAS GRESADIyR,
RACK IRON GRbNADISE. -.t ..-5. Ns5'i#
nj ,CK PLAID GRENADINE for oversklrtH:
RI.a,K GRENADINES from 40c., 5Oc., to 50 per
yard:
View st AIDES PLAID and CHECKED CAMEL'S HAIR
pam nd PLAIN POSGEE POpLISS.
RORDER cd URGANDlES and JACCONETS. DRESS
SILKS OF e very color and quality STRIPED SILKS
rom Tic 50 per yard. light and meainm KID
GInvsS nw. and three butrOnsI, GLOvE.FITTISG
'f,oHsETs from, 81 to rs each. HAMBURGH EpGINGs
and ISsERTIN,'is THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES,
5AUNTLETS, &C. M5 .
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WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.

| DHILLIPS IL JENSINGS.-We are re-
| J. ceving daily new snring goods consisting OF
| Oil-t ;lo,hs Window shade, and Hollands. Rugs
and Mats, Cornice and Lace Curtains. Pdpey.hapg'
inps Of all STYLES. All orders promptly attended 10
| I'm town or country. Store No. %. corner Frank
| liza aud Governor streets, Richmond Va.
3-Cm
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MAY LICENSES AND TAXES.-TuX
WI receivable State of Virginia Coupons for sale
If the BANK OF COMMERCE, 1ll7 Main street.
JOHN e. WILLIAMS,
my 3-3t Cashier.
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DRY Comma

THAxToN & NICHOLAS No q oo5
TfoE EEs WHIT hTTrEtEETaWHOLEsALEyn
large and well -assorred stoeE NJ nood to our
w sss b n Rarsa.sd since the February
pow receiving large and ATTRACTIVE ,n,o ana afe
Ea 1i ts S,f q AND MOS DEsiR a ne
ENG inc trade generally 10 give u, c. ait irends
elsewhere. weir purchases
my 4.6. $3.50 THAxr0N 4 NICHOLAS
A T CHARLES HUTZLERJS -,
ABROAD STREET, you can ye, vi VI
iLnlNIS at &C. and the best ~ 10c. le,uS;,Scsa,
lot or NEW PLAIDS and GRkCIAN csn',nsi
just received. ,.,...-s-. .~.''>N.'' uHAYS
, All the latest novelties In LADIES, TIEs
them large lot of SOLIDS at SC, 8' among
, Inc celebrated BLACK CROW BRaSn,r
pAnA; aspeciai number at soc, and bs.r. A.,
city. &c efH@'ed In The
= Also a full line OF PARAsOLs. npvrs
66VODS, WHITE GOODS, BLEACden" s .S
% n"o" " DohEsi1Cs, &C.. &C. at Lowest prfc. a
Ut .e.ae... CHARLES HUTZLkRs.
6l l Broad street
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EIRE! FIRE! FIRE.

TIRE! FIRE! FIRE
-"But II Is an ill-wlnd that blows noo'f! 2''''
Nv stock of MEMS, YOUTHS, E"ls' a&a
cur DpEA,s CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASH.
mERES, vESTISGS, FURNISHING GUIDE
&C., damaged By the fire Of Friday April Z,"' Wv
AZ good as new, will ~ sold REGARDLESS ~ '"S''
4 PARE CHANCE TO SECURE bAihAlSE-
CONE BEFORE IT Is TOO LATE-IilEl
MUST BIZ SOLD.
ca ron REcurR-B. gECHrR, 1908 MAIN
STREET. .. ,.,,.yy
CASHMERE SUITS, CLOTH SUITS, FAIL
SUITS for children. SECk-Tirs. Bo" -
sCAPFs. uAEDkERCHlLrS, CLOVIS.
WHITE aud CuLORED SHIRTS sliShts! '''H'
aged by water but as good as new H' g''s' "'''''
ice. B.BEShAf' 47'' '''" g,
paw hlV"-
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E~,hTHOLtC BENEFICIAL society,"
4 ! rrha roo,,l,r monthly meeting OF the above
Soc,rty viii be held lIlIS TUESDAY EVENING,
Nav An, al Cathedral Hall. AT * O'Clock T. VI.
nrTr JOSEPH ". LAURE,
nv a1tx Secretary.
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RROOKLASD TOWNSHIP
HFsnIco COUNTY. VA, April 80. 1875.
A MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP
~ BOARD will be he'd at the Township lila Il on
TUESDAY the 4th day of May, 1875, II ~ o'clock
A. NJ All part!e' having township business Will
plcasc oD.eryc, aud attend accordingly.
u. f. GARDNER,
my3.2I* Township Clerk.
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ROBERT A. LANCASTER, WILLIAM II. LUcKE.
I ANCASrER g. LUCkE. STOCK AND
~ REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Office, State Bank building, iii Main street
Richmond, Va. ..
securities or all kinds bought and sold on COM
mission. Specie and Foreign Exchange dealt In,
Loans negotiated. heal Estate sold privately or al
AUCTION. ma. la. II ap 20-1m
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TOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
~ No HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, gA;,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PAkY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER ....h72,0 OO,OUU
Cash dividends surprising all others IL first ano
every anniversary Of ppicrs r.. .
Premiums payable annually, semi-innuaily, anc
quarterly. ,---.-. 1900. l., ,,,,
The oldest. largest and cheapest company In the
(uiipt Sfaics. no ~
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPA-
IL Ni.-The annual meeting OF The STOEh-
HOLDERS of HDLLYW OOD CEMETERY COM
rp4NY viii be held on TUESDAY. May Atm, at 5
ocuck =. NJ. al the office of the Virginia State In.
surance Company, No. 1908 Main street.
JAMES Ii. GARDNER,
an 071omy1 3S4 Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
FINANCIAL.

FIFTH INSTALMENT. Subscribers to
l. the stock Of the BANK OF COMMERCE. are
notified 10 call and pay the FIFTH
i'' "a : JOHN c. WILLIAMS,
my 3-9l Cashier.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET.
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DIRECTORS.
Asa Spvier Isaac II. Darlington.
Peter ". Grubbs, John 4. Coke,
Clement k. Barksdale, ". X. Quarles.
J. X. Cnildrey, Anthony Bargamln,
William NJ. archer, W. h. Lucke,
William H. Palmer, Bailey Davis,
l.. b. Tatum, Frank ID. Bill,
5. II. Halves. RI. Morton,
r VIM Pembprion Lewis Crenshaw, Jr.,
ID. S. Woodbridge, Z. George W Gary,
f. 4. Glasgow. Samuel Freedey,
r. l.. ID. Walford, j. ~. Allison.
John Tyler,
ASA SNYDER, PRESIDENT.
i. r. GLASGOW, NICE-PRESIDEST.
r. Is. MEADE, SECRETARY.
j. b. GRANT, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
l5-lm
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This company commenced business
on the 1T Of APRIL 1875, with mn oo
premimms and Interest 10 LIST Of May 1877 %
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A large stock OF WHITE GOODS;
FRENCH NAINSOGKS 1T csc. worth 40c.;
sOFT-FISIsH FRENCH CAMBRIA Mt 19c. cheap
at37Hc.;
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLIN much below
market value. ... Co..
Also, large stock of IRISH LINENS extnordl-
nirly cheap;
ful assortment of PARASOLs, CASSIMERES,
HAMBURGH EMBKOIDERi,an many other
goods; ... -
WHITE and O1ORED MATTiSG;
Also, COCOA MATING at 45c. cheap at Coo.
apes
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Tx, ELLYSON, PRESIDENTS;
WILLIAM Fl. HAXALL, VICE-PREsDENT;
ROBERT T. BROOKE, SECRETARY.
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DHILIP j. WRIGHT.
i Qate LANCASTER & Col
STOCK AND ExCHsN GE BROkFR, STOCK
AUCTIONEER, and Dealer In SPECIE aud sTEk-
LING EXCHANGE, RICHMOND, VA.
21-lm
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PARAsOLS-a new supply-all the latest styles
and novelties just received; also LACE
POINTS, in which | offer great BARGAINS as
they were bought very cheap anu VIII DC sol"
cheap.
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Do not fail 10 see their BLACK AhPACAS be-
fore you buy. They guarantee saving OF from o
10 4Oc. on every yard.
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A large stock of .LACES, such rs GUIPURE,
POINT APPLIQUE, vALBNCIENHEs, and
YAK, principally bought at auction, which W Ill be
sold at the smallest advance.
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RICHMOND rs. PETERSBURG.
PURSE, $500.

A fine band OF music In attendance both days
and strict order will be preserved.
INV i'd Il. l.. CROUCH, Proprietor.
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NOTING HAM LACES, for curtains, &C..
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS from II Il
~ and beautiful and cheap line Of WHITE
GOODS of every description.
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STRIPED HOSE, for ladies and misses, from
csc. to 81, and a large line Of SILK SCAEFS,
RIBBONS, &C,
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CAsSIMERES and CLOTHS, and gentlemen
WHITE SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS
full stock-yery cheap.
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FIRS.
A house on the Old market square belong.
ing to lie estate Of the late William HaW.
thorne was de-, 20. ed by fi;e Sunday after.
noon. 1t Was insured for $500 in the Viz.
GINA Mutual Company. of Richmond. There
was consumed ia the building the grocery
stock Of Mis-. G. GrInAn, which was insured
Tor IL 200, and the furniture belonging 10 the
same, which was insured for S50O-bo,h in
the City Fire Insurance Company, of RicE.
mond.
4 FALSE ALARM,
A boy named George Anthony, aged tbir.
teen years, and the only son of bis mother
WHO IS & widow, borro wed a boat YESTERDAY
ut blanilord, and trusted himself to. the
treacherous tide. He had not reported uu
to O'Clock this afternoon, and his mother
was well.nigh crazy, believing that he was
drowned.
p And this spoils all the story-he
turned up safely little after 3.
DR.. HATCHER's RESIGNATION.
Rev. Dr.. William Z. Hatcher held bis
closing exercises at the First Baptist church
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-04

Between ! and s O'Clock on Saturday
night this city and section was visited by a
severe wiuG-siorm. A portion OF The Gas
Works was unroofed, aud other damage OF
less consequence sustained here. The storm
Is represented to have been quite destruc
tive in the country. The large new tobacco
warehouse belonging TO Or. n. w. Scott, at
Blacks-and-W WI ites, was entirely prostruted
by the wind. ibis building was about $50
feet 10 length, and cost in the neigbborhood
of $1,000. It's destruction is said 10 have
been complete. and there was no insurance
on it. In the same section Ct country fences
were blown down AID several barns un.
rooted.