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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

YorNG MEN's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-A A
meeting OF the directory of this Association
was held in the rooms Of the Association last
night. Taylor Eslyson (president in the
chair, and Charles Y. Rady secretary.
Messrs. William 2. Munford, John "
Gordon. and Thomas Potts were appointed
a committee of arrangements for the session
Of the International Convention of Young
Mems Christian Associations which will be
held in this city on the Goth Of May next. II
is expected that the Convention will call to.
gether about 500 delegates and friends of the
cause. The committee will issue a circular.
letter rendering the hospitality of the city fo
all delegates. Messrs. Leroy S. Edwards and
W. +. Daniel, Jr.. were appointed commit
tee on transportation.
The President announced the following
standing committees for the ensuing year:
Huus and Means JImeS Gordon, Thomas
Potts, and W. NJ. Woodward.
Lfbrary: j. W. Cringau, W. u. Wood
ward, aud l.. s. Edwards. .....5t... b..
Lectures: Thomas Potts, W. Ellis Jones
W. NJ. Woodward.
Kelief of the Poor: w. C. Mayo, W. W
Parker, and Colonel W. p. Muntord. ..f
Sunday Schools: J. Ii. Blair. ......
Reiioi0us Exercises: J. D. Il. Seight, D.
B. Hill. }. Marshall Tyler.
Publication c. p. Rady, L. N. Crump
L. :. Edwards.
Bibie Glasses: John b. Cary.
Statistics: Furman Tupper, ?. r. Car
rinotop. .. :. Morton.
Visitation D. s. Mccarthy, Dr.. c. Tomp
kirs. j. +. Glenn.
The following delegates were elec'ed to
rcpresent the Richmond Association at the
approaching international conventions: }. l.
Eliysou, l.. S. Edwards. Thomas Potts
James Gordon, Furmau Tupper, and ". I
Daniel
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PARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
-" April 19, April ls, Aprii1O, April II,
-sg 1878. 1874. 1875: 1875.
., il w. C. w. G. ~. c.. W. C..
Total deaths. ..16 16 10 8 10 16. Is Il
StIll. born -. 0 2 8 l 2 8 %

THE CONCERT AT ST. ALBAN'S HALL.-Tbe
concert at St. .Alban's Hail on Monday night
was a great success. The hall was crowded
to its utmost capacity with an appreciatiye
and delighted audience. The orchestra was
composed Of bighly-accomplished amateurs,
and their music would have done credit to
any place and occasion. Indeed, their own
enthusiasm aud unconcealable enjoyment OF
their exquisite performances was inspiring.
The excellence of oil the performers was
strongly commended by their singuiarly
modest and unassuming bearing. The solos,
duets. and trios were all sincerely enjoyed,
and the skill of the singers highly apprecia-
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Close oP THE OrHsA SEAsoN.-An audi
ence equal in point Of numbers and bril-
liancy 10 That Of last Thursday night wal
gathered ut tbe Theatre last night to wfnes:
the last OF, the very successful operate sea
son under the auspices II ibe Gesang. We.
riep. The opera presented was that of Der
Freischutz. aDa we must say 70 was grand
SUCCESS indeed. There was NO hitch to maY
che beauty Of the music, nor The mechanical
working Of the piece. Everything went off as
smoothly As any performance ever presented
to Richmond audience. Improvement on
tbs FIRST rendition Of the piece Friday eve
nrng could be: seen throughout. The prin-
eipat characters sang. and acted their parts
splendldly, and the chorus. ecipset their
former eforts. Mrs. Dr.. Wendlineu in the
leading r0e enhanced the appreciation ofthe
audiehce:by her singing which was attested
by frequent and spo3taneous applause,
which 10 several instances forced ber TO re.
spond by repeating the a7ids. Miss Rein
hardt Also charmed her hearers by her de-
iIghtful singing and spirited acting. Both
ladies were recipients Of pamerous floral,tri-
butes. Mr. Fischer fairly redeemed hinself.
He was in much better voice, and sang
finely. The. trouble under which be II
bored Monday night (referPed to in this
paper yesterday morning) was caused By
the coal-gls escaping from the stoves, whies
not only effected his voice.. but was very
near incapacitating him from rendering his
part altogether. Mr. Perrot asCaspar added
new laurels to his regulations by his fine
singing and acting. ~ o. g.9as,a]a..3.st ~ ..;.
+: The inca ntation scene, which Friday night
failed to work to good advantage, went off
magnifcenty, and everybody was delighted
at the grand spectacle. ...; ~ ,e|
We cannot conclude this the Inst notice of
the elegant performances to which. our peo-
pie bave been treated during the past four
evenings without eoneratulating the mem
bers of the GesangVerien upon The eminent
success with which they baye presented the
two operas Strasela and Der Freisehutz-
to the Richmond pablic. 1t has been most
difficult task, but one they have mastered in
amanner that deserves the highest commen-
TO-. - p. .sE p
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THE AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPH.-The Com
mon Council has agreed to the joint resolu-
tion from the Committee on Streets. author.
izing the Automatic Telegraph and Trans
portation Company to erect poles, &C., on
certain streets for the conduct OF their bu>i.
ness. The resolution comes up in the Board
of Aldermen on Monday afternoon next.
The Automatic Company have received their
poles and wires, US well as large number Of
the Instruments which they propose to put
up; their hands are ready to go to work, aud
Council agrees to the joint resolution opera
tions will be commenced, and in few weeks
the company will be ready to commence
business.
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MILITARY OFFICERS ELECTED At the an.
nuol meeting Of "F" Company last night
the following non.commssioned officers
were reelected for the ensuing year: Ser.
geants 1.t, Robert II. Gillian; I'd, Ira W.
Blunt; 80, James III. Boyd; 4th, Henry ~
Ter: 5.b, John d. Bedford. Corporals: 1st'
John T. Goddin; Cd, Joseph Pizzini; ad,
Samuel b. Witt; 4th. Robert +. Sizer.
The following are the pewly-elected 9th
GERS: John T. Word, commissary sergeant
Richard ID. Adams, quartermaster sergeant
CAPTAIN Maxwell T. Clark, treasurer; aud
John D. Redfcrd, secretary,
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u MoRTuARY REPoRT.-The following is The
mortuary report for the week. ending Satur-
day, April II, 1875, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office Of the Board
of Health: Cause Of Death: Apoplexy, 2;
burns, i; consumption, e white, 2 colored);
heart. disease, 8; jaundice, 1; kidney disease,
l !; marasmus, 1; meningitis, 4; pneumonio,
8; sottening CT brain, l I; spina bitida, l;
tabes mesenterica, 1; tumor, l; unknown.
p. Whole number Of deaths in the city
27. In addition, still.born was reported
(whte). Ser: Males, Il; females, 13. Co
ior: White males, s; white females. .. Co.
iored males, 6; coiored females, s. age
One day to thirty, 3; one month TO six 4;
six months to twelve, 4; one year to three,
p; three years to five, |; tive years 10 ten,
1 !; thirty years to forty, 3; forty. years to
fifty, +; fifty years to sixty, 8; sixty years
to seventy, 2. Condition Single, IS; mar
ried, 5; widowers, 2; widows, 2. Nattoaty :
Uuited States, ,27. Locality: Marshall Ward,
2; Jefferson Ward, 9; Madison Ward, 2;
Monroe Ward, 3; Clay Ward. .; Jackson
Ward, 7; almshouse, G.. By ,rhom Certified :
Regular practitioners, "a Board of Health, ..
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TIE LATE Rock. BATTLE.--The continued
case of Richard billiard, David Richardson,
Thomas Jackson, John Lewis, William Ju:
dab, and John Taylor alas Harris, charged
with teloniousg assaulting and striking Mas.
ter j. NJ. Stevenson with a rock with intent
to kill, was taken up by Police-Jus'ice White
Yesterday morning. Afler long and tedl.
Gus examination ,Dilurd, Jackson, Lewis,
and judah were discharged. John TAYLOR
alias Harris was sent ON TO the grand jury
of the Hastings Court on the charge OF un.
law full assault.
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Weather RpDOrf

WAsBINGroN, April 2O.-For the South
Atlantic States, partly cloudy and cooler
weather, with local rains, northeasterly to
southeasterly winds, and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio valley, light rains and partly cloudy
weather, easterly to southerly winds, rising
barometer, and lower temperature east of
the Mississippi river .. .....
For New England and the Middle States,
generally clear and cooler weather, with
brisk north to west winds, and rising ba.
rometer. -.. ~ ...- .......
The Missouri and OHIO rivers wi.b,lail
slowly.
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TEE GREAT REPUTATION WHICH
yEGETNE
hs attained In all pareS Of. tiiecouhskyas
GREAT and GoOD 8ED1CINE,,

/ hs attained in all pares o1 t,iecounnyass
GREAT and GOOD DfEDICINE,
and t1ic large number Of testimonials wiieh, are
constantly 5eiug received from persor s'wsip hive
BEEN cursed Ay tts use are conclusive proof Of its
great waDne. ls Is recommendea.by physicians and
apothecaHes. AS blood purtaer' and health.rer,
D Rstorer 1t ms mo- sszal. - 80
1 VEGxTwIs: ~ NOT prepareda Ora fancy dfihst
made fro,a poor bquors which debin,aees The sys-,
tenn aDdscnds tS destroy bealtls,.s,ead ofrestorL
| Ing 1t.
Arc not she nsmY testimonials given for the dff-.
arent complhincs satisfactory ts. any reasonable
persons sudsrinE from disease stias' they can be-
cured Readi thIdlftrfnt testim gHalsi giyen and
income cau doubt. In. Knny or keseeases theNper
soassay that their pain nd suffering cannot be ex-
presssdj IS h. cases OF SsrofnIa wbere apparently
thSvhole tBdS was one mass OF corruption. III
VReET1NB will uliere. pain, cleanse; purify, and
cue such diseases restoring the patieBe4o perfectt
heaah as,er trying difarenr physicians, many rene
edlss, suffering for Jeans, BY 1t not conclusive proof
If ynu'are sufersr, you IAN be cursdf Why is.
this medicine perforniipE such great curps. It {
ssin the,slood-inthe sfrcul,ting a6ld IT csrt
be tsnly calle athe Gneat Raod. Priass, The great
source OF disease Originates IN the blood and no
medbfne thatd does act act directly upon 1t, to pu-
lify snd!reno nate, haas any inst claim upan public
attention. ID = "'2G !, s: ..,s' @s.s.o :
|. WlRn.the hboi Becomes afeless and, siagnant
etthe3 from change sf weather or Of clsua,s, want
OF EXERCISE Irregular Diet ar from any ether cause,
the VsaETgNa Will renew the blsod, carry Sff the
puIrtE tEhumors,. cleanse iba. stomach, regulate the
DO welt, land impar1 tone Of viaor to- the-wholo
body. The ooavictian Is lin the public mind well
as In tile medaa prpfesslonl that The ienediessup
pli ID sthe rsGa.aa8s sin5as@ are more esafe, more
sue siu, In the care Of disease than mineral me-
dicineh TEsELLSE is composed of roots, barks,
and herbs. Is Is pleasant to take, and Is perfectly
sa6 hp give an infant. DO you need FTP Do not
hes lta a, TO try 1t. Yea, will never regret It ~ III,
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CoSyIcTs RECEIVED Briggs, late
resident Of Shenandoah county, was receives
into the pcnl,enliary for three years yester-
day for having one more wife than the law
allowed. -
Jim Bruce, the colored mlp who killed his
wife in Norfolk, and was adjudged TO eiSh-
teen years imprisonment therefor, was also
lodged in the peniteniiary yesterday. The
woman killed was low. abandoned creature
named Alice Whitest alias Alice Robinson,
hailng from Lynchburg. ~. t5#
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New BAPTIST Mission CHAPEL.-Tbe EN.
ccutire Committee OF the Baptist Sunday
School Association Of Richmond have con-
,raced with Mr. John 4. Gl4zrbrook, build.
er, for the erection Of neat and commodl'
ou- chapel on the corner of Clay and Ora.
ham streets for the use OF the Clay-Street
Mission Sunday Schoo! and for other rell-
giouS purposes. The building IS to De cruel
form in shape. The front projection is to De
twenty-four by twenty.siX feet; the wings
twcnty.four by fifty feet. Ground was
broken for the foundation yesterday, and the
building is to be completed on or before the
1st of July next.
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ExcUR SION TO PETERsBUBd.-on nufsosy
the s2d instast Pocahontas Tribe, ~; II. M,
will make an excursion TO the Coekaae Clty.
The arrangements for the eXcill son = are 10
the hands Of Messrs. e. Il. stone j! :, An'
thony, G. Jarvis, c. II. Martin, ana Il. L.
Crowder. A band of music Will accompany
the excursion sts, and a:pleasans day Is anu
ninnfel Il ----- - -.-.-t ~ =.
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Indian Affairs.

ii KAxaAs, CITY. April 20.--An officer ulse
commanded a detachment. oil troops Ia the
recent fight with the .Cheyennes reports 40
soldiers dead from wousds. Also, that four
soldiers were corrallcd By thirts.hs e 4ndans
twenty miles south of Fort Wallace, on the
18th instant, and tig ensued in when. len
redskins were killed. The soldiers escaleo
in dal Guess. A general war Is apprehendeo
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GrankGtgt Draufpg

- Especial teIegMm to The Dlspatch.4l > ~
ri GREENSBORO, \. &, April 20.-The grand
gift drawing commenced at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Ticket No. $3.50 drew the
Benbow House-capital prize; No. eS8s2
drew $4,000; No. $3.50 drew s2,oes, No.
1858 drew $500. The drawing continues
tomorrow. A good many smaller prizes.
were drawn. Prizes scaled to one sixth
Large crowd here.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

ESCAPED FROM THE CHAIN. GANG Edwin
Porter (colored), a member of the chain.
gang; escaped yesterday while the force was
at work on the street. BE was sentenced for
fifteen days for stealing razor, and his time
would have expired on Friday, when he was
to have been turned over to the authorities
10 Richmond to be tried for an offence al
legged TO have been committed in that city.
. FINED. During the parade yesterday of
the coIored societies that were celebrating
the passage of the fifteenth amendment
some one fred off pistol in the street, for
Thieh offence be was arrested and fined %
HUsrIsGs CoURT.--This court will con-
yene. again this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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knights TENpLAR's Dress PARADE.-lo.
morrow afternoon at O'Clock R'chmead
Commandery, Knights Tempar, viii have
their REGULAR seMi-annual sdEill, Inspection,
and dress parade. a collation. is to be, served
the command ut z O'Clock by its otleeLs, and
at O'Clock it will attend in body che lee
ture OF Dr.. Biting at the Second Baptist
church. DR.. Bit,ing's lecture will he on bis
recent travels in the Holy Land and else
where. Templsrs Will be in attendance to
seat the congregation at 7 O'Clock.
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-EI"- 1T .-I.Ff 3"EEl =
Tragedy in Tennessee.

81. MEMrnrlls, April 2O.-oscar Burton was
kiIledat Someryille, Tenn, yesterday by a
nan named boy he. Burton last fall bad u
terrible rencontrs with three brothers nametl
Riyes, duriog which two of the Rlyeses
we're killed and the other dangerously
wounded'; Burton being shot at nine times II
and it was thought fatally wounded. &c
particulars of the Killing OF Burton haye
heen received. '''." -. t rf
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PERsosAL.-Sate Treasurer r. M. I.
Hunter, after visit TO his old home, IN Essex,
county, has returned TO Richmond.
General Walter Gwynn, once resident OF
this City, now residing in Baltimore IS here
1Jr. Marshall Hanger, speaker. and Mr.. 4.
a. Coghi!I, member Of the T. louise OF Dele.
gates, are Ut the Exchange,
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CIRCUIT Court OF TIE UNITED STATES
Judge Bond arrived in the city and opened
the United States Circuit Court yesterday.
The civil docket was called, and judgments
OH the official bends of Amos u. johnson
and George W. Jackson and their sureties
were entered.
Dominique Francisco. indicted for viola
ton of the ipternal.reVenue laws, will be
tried to-day.
Tomorrow the Petersburg judges of elcc-
tion-at least, the test clScS-Will be tried.
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TBs JUBILEE SINGERS, AGAIS.-Io,b tsn
the New Orleans Jubilee Singers WIZ gi.
ooe of their epioyable entertainments ae'.be
CIay.street Methodist church, corner Of
CIay and Adams streets, the proceeds to be
devoted to the church.. 80 -
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ANCIENT ORDER oP HlBERNiANs. q
o;snt Order of H,bernians, of Richmond, baS
elected the following representatives. enc
officers for the ensuing year oa'e Lsie'
gate, William H. Ward; State oeerelary
Daniel Hogan State treasurer, ha p: aapo
Eeilv: President, James Hayes ;:Eice.pres'
dent, Arthur. Rooney; Recorolng SeelEe'iy
Michael Murphy; Assistant seesstary'
Michael Byron; Treasurer, ssImes sweeney
I,oorkeeper, John Lillis. @,s:s ~ 80.
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SPELLING MATeA,-On Thursday nishL
spelling. tourpument will lake place az tue
Club House, corner :"Twenty'eiShth ana
Franklin streets, between NUMBER oi' c0nH 9.H
|tesiants trora Church and shocE'e nsits. LIE
proceeds Will be devoted 70 81. 1ohhs oh'isSs
Sunday school. @su+
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TIE THEATRE. E.-The Baker s. FaFrea Ora.
matte Company will give two. entertainments
at the Theatre this week Thursday aud
Friday nights. They come to this city with
the endorsement Of the southern press, and
will no doubt give very enjoyable entertain.
nentS. ..., ... .. "... .
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,c,, : n,..npotnte.. adyoniiEts. 4

CHIoAao, April 2o.-,fhe Adyentisss mere
assembled last night In . private way ana,
waited till near IN. r.rniDg. with their wnile
robea In readine., -, for the expected coming
Of aGuca Christ. i TLsy iuaiy dispersed Quietly,
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(HLNAAS. S.--This fine race-horse and
1I'I"h'hhrsG stallion viii make present SEA
' my flab:rS. III hI sicriieia county. and Fair
II "h4" al Eirhui"nG. Win be al Fair-Grounds on
.r.D,1' ie'h Instant, and every ninth day
.,,"i,hs rnhs s2p, payable ut time of service: TO
1s.'''Hln W. KDANE kUFFlN.
~ 1O-,'d', 'post-olbce, Petersburg, Va,
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

CHARLESTON March l 9, 1850!
III. X. XeUeas ~. .-G.1 ".ls ~ ~
De:lr Sir-ThIs Is to certify that have uaed yours
-" Bio cd PREPARATION In my family for seVe.al,
year; and think that for scIofua or canker0us
heIu ors or rheumatic sfectons, II cannot be exsl
celie d; and, as blood-puriner and spring medi-,
Gin e. 1t is the best thing have ever used: and
hay, used almost everything. l can cheerfuly ra-
col mend II 10 any one in need OF such medicine.
Yours respectfully, a.t.a
MRS. A. A. DINSbIORE,
10 Russell street.
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RICHMOND CAR.LrFrEa -GoarAsY.-Ihe
charter oftbis company, q synopsv d -WhtSh
was given In this paper aoou. TWO SooS.sns mesns
Of Of the Conmon 1esltb for record J yesterday
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.Hosi-Carrters' Strike.

NEW YoRK, April 20.-The hod-earr'efss on
Brooklyn went on astsike to-day, 10 e'sse'
1uence Of which the hrlekiayefs ana % asons
are out Of employment. The node .Jlers
want $3.50 for eight hours WORK The
nasops had previously agreed 10 :" elK LOT
ten hours ~ .-s 'sss'&.i& - ~ .ssS
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r.aetary, Burned.

ATLANTA, GA, April so.-Trloa factory,
lin Chattahocshee county, was burned on
Saturday night Loss. Si5e, ,00O insurance,
$4,000. Three hundred ano. aity Woikmen
are thrown out OF empioym ant.
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The WEATHER on YESTERDAY was partly
c|oudy or clear and cool, with brisk. nortber-
" and westerly winds. At night the sky
was overcast and the weather threatening.
Range Of Thermometer at the Dispatch office
thrill % 1879,
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JOIN Mitchell MEMORIAL MEETNG.-The
John Mitchell memorial meeting, which has
once or twice been unavoidably postponed,
will take place to morrow night.
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- DIAGONAL WoRsTED CoATINGs.-A large vari-
ETY. OF diagonal Coaungs, embracing many new
designs, Just opened by f. b. SPENCE s. Son, mer
chant tuilors, and Will be made to order In the
latest aud best styles. Call at 1900 Main street
and examine new goods. go; ~--i: .,ssttt
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Aithmond 1ispattIl.
WEDNESDAY. 81, 1875.

RE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
ISL kEGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCCLA-
TINN OF. All. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. .a
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IF HERMAN BoSCHEN 6 BROTHER can't suit
you in ready made brots and shoes land we can
safely say they have the largest stock in the cityh
leave your order. They will make them-hand
work onIy-n short time. 500 and 5l1 Broad
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ENGLISH CASHMERE SUITINGs.-A large assort'
ment of English Cashmere Suitings Just opened D!
L. B. SPENCE & SON, merchant tailors, and Will be
made TO order in the best styles at short nosice
Call ut 1900 Main street and examine the stock.
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PEMBROKE WHIT E DRESs-SHIRTs made TO order
and perfect fit guaranteed or no sale. Call on T. Is
SPENCE & son, merchant tatlors, 1900 MaiI
street, and leave your orders.
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IF you have not yet tried the WARWICK COLLAR
do so at once. 1t is stylish, and looks better than
any other collar. "
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HEAVY DECLINE IN TEAS-tn consequence ol
which ". d. BLAIR & Co., Ninth and Main streets
are selling a greatly reduced prices.
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|. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF FANCY Log HANGING
PoTs, and other new rustic designs, at MoRToN's
flower garden. .--.-- --.---- ------. :. =
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You CAN BUY MOST ANY KIND OF BOOTS, SHOES,
trunks aud satchcls ut Il reasonable price Of HER
MAN BosCIIES & BROTHER, 500 and 5ll Broad
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THE WEATHER To.DAY.-The probabilities
arc ha. The meather TO day sc'll be clear and
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L. Il. TAYLOR
No. 10ll Main street.

PHILLIPS Il JENNiNGS.-We are re-
l ."'tns '.alT new snrlug goods Consisting OF
...ss AID Ioru.. Mailing of all grades. Carpets,
..."',. y .:plJ". hii,s ana Hollands. Rugs
.'a'-, to~u!re ard Lace Curtains Paptr-Hang-
t. al >'tl".. ~. p:iicrs promptly attended 10
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-21
England.

LONDON, April 20.-Dr. Kenealy appeared
in the Guild Hall Jnstiee-room to-fay nj re-
spoDse to q summons issued at the instance Of
MIR. Wright, editor Of the Ad5ersiser, ebarg.
ing him With libel. The roon was filed
with the friends Of the doctor. and dense
crowd was IN the street. After hearing the
summons Has dismissed. The result Hag
greeted with tremendous cheering by the
people in the room. which was caught up by.
those outside, Dr.. Kenesiy was escorted
from the building By thousands Of people,.