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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THuRs-
DAY-Judge Ed,oard Fl. Ftzhugh presiding
The following cases were disposed Of:
Montero's guardian us. Monteiro, Sc.
Decree on petition of McCaul, guardian, and
o. W. Keap, trustee, reinstating cause, pro-
viding for investment and distribution of
fund on band. and for removing cause to the
Circuit Court Of Roanoke county.
MichelPs eXecutors.uS. Mitchell, &c. De-
cree referring cause TO Commissioner for
inquiry and report. p d.
Gooch us. Atkinson's executor. Decree on
petition authorizinga change of investment.
McDorald, Sc, os. Mayo. Decree substi.
tuting trustee 10 place Of one incapable of
acting as such. 's -' ls@' ''..' .''
Newby's administrator us. Horner's ad-
ministrator, &c. Decree directing deed to
be made to purchaser who has paid the
purchase-money of property in full. ,-. "
Jarvis & Ginn us. Atkinson, &c. Decree
confirming sale Of property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned, and making partial
distribution Of the fund.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company us. Harris, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner aud di-
rectiDg deed to the purchaser of the pro.
perty in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
who has piid the purcbase-money in full.
. Caskie Us. Etting. Decree confirming re-
port OF commissioner and directing deed to
the purchasers of the property in the bill
and proceedings mentioned. ..s..
Sheppard, &C.. Us. ShepparPs executor,
&c. Decree confirming report OF commits
sioper in part, making partial distribution OF
the fund, and recommtting cause to COM
missioner for further account, inquiry, and
report.
kinniard cs. Kinniard's executor, Sc. De-
cree directing deed to be made to- the pur-
chaser of property under a former decree
when all of the purchasc-money is paid.
Ragland's executrix U.s. RaelaDd, SC. De.
cree confirming report Of commissioner and
directing a conveyance to the purchaser
when the purchase. money is fully paid.
Dickinson, &C., us. Dickinson, &c. Decree
on petition OF a. +. Dickinson, &s., refer
ring matters in said petition! mentioned to
commissioner for inquiry aud report
Price & Co. us. McCaw, Sc. Decree direct
ing trustee to pay the amounts therein spa
cited to The parties samed in said decree.
Adams, &C., Us. Grame,- &C.; Cullen os
Grane, &C.. Cullen oa@ Adams, &c:
GIame Us. Adams, &c. Hunter, &c. Us. John
ston, trustee, &c. Crane os. Cullen, Sc
Decree overruling all exceptions to the com
mlssioner's report except one, sustainin!
| that and amending report so as to oon
form TO the opinion OF the court sustaining
said exception, and confirming the report Q
the commissioner as. amended, settling tn
amount due, and directing sale Of the pra
perty by the trustees as set forth IN said lie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

The New ORLEANS JUBILEE SISGERs.-Ihe
New Orleans Jubilee Singers had fine au-
diem e at the Virginia Opera-House last
nisi II. The singing was all good. 1.-The
OF Folks at Home " was, however, the best
a. opreciated. The behavior of The singers Is
so good as to elicit numerous compliments.
Any lady or gentleman may attend their en-
| tertainments with perfect confidence OF see
inc or hearing nothing to offend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

THE SPELLIsG. MATCH To-NIGHT The ar.
rangementS made for the spelling. match,
which is to take place at Association Hall to.
night under the auspices of the ladies of
Grace Street Presbyterian church, induce the
belief that it will be u successful and pleasant
entertainment. Quite large number OF
gentlemen and Some ladies have promised to
enter the contts.. The prize is handsome
unabridged dictionary. MIR. J. D. IS Sleignt
is to be president Of the meeting. and MI.
William i. Gretter enunciatOr. The Corn.
mittee Of Arrangements have prepared tne
following rules 10 govern the spellers:
1st. The president shall maintain osder,
preside over the exercises of the occasion,
and also discharge the duties Of umpire.
Cd. There shall be two persons TO act as
leaders, who shall cast lots for the first
choice, and these two shah then, each in
turn, choose the spoilers foS his class
Sd. 1t Shall be the duty Of the eauIcator
to pEopound the words 10 the classes and to
challenge mistakes in spelling. .
4tb. If word is challenged the spellei
shall have The right of appeal 10 abe umpire
5th. The decisions Of the umpsre in regard
| to correctness of spelling shall be tinal anC
| without appeal.
9Th. A word shall be held to be spelled cor
| reclly if spelled according to either Worces
ter or Webster. -. +. = .u"
7th. No speler shall have more than ont
| trial at q word. s.u.< ...
| Stb. Ne word shall be propounded to more
than one person; provided, however, tna
| at some subsequent period in the exercises
| it may be propounded TO any other persof
than the one who missed.
9th. No words that are proper names, 81
purely technical, or scientific terms, snail o.
propounded.
10th. No speler shall be allowed to rsiIsi
his place in the class alter be has missed a@'
| words.
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: CADETS OF TENPERAECE.-G Golden Rule
Section, No. /. Cadets of Temperance, have
elected the following officers tor the present
quarter: w. A., James T. King; V. a.,
Lewis Miles; K. S., Robert r. Ellyson; A.
s., Miles Turner; T., A. White; A. T.,
George Jones; c.. Thomas Foster; g., -
Montague u, Charles Wood; W.. james
Turner; a. W., Thomas Minor; P. w. A.,
Charles Jones. Deputy Patron George Sam.
pies will install these officers next Wednes.
day night at the Temperance Hall. q
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me- SYCLE BROTHERS,

g SYCLE BROTHERS, ID,
4ae BROAD STREET,
call the attention of their numerous friands, Gus
so,ners, aud Tie public generally to their seeon"
supply Of
NEW AND ELEGANT SPRING AND SUMMER
now being selected In the northern markets BY one
Of our firm with special reference to our rapioiy-
increasing trade. . at
OUR PURCHASES ARE ALL MADE FOR
from the importers and manufacturers, which
enables us to offer
THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
| to all purchasers.
Thankful for the liberal patronage always be-
slowed upon rs, and soliciting continuance Oh
the same, we, confidently hope that with
OUR EXPERIENCE OF TWENTY YEARS
IN the business In this city, and with our increased
facilities We shall be
J ABLE TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION
10 all who may Savor With their patronage VIC
do not simpfy advertise few leading srlicies ZOE
halt, but SELL ALL GOODS, IN every departments
At THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
| You can always find hrst-class ana ~el-se'ecse"
OWN sYCLE BROTHERS.,
formerly Julius & Isaac sysle,
42e Rroad street,
40 between Fourth and Fifth.
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SpR1NKLING THE STREETS Committed
oa Water met on Wednesday evening anG
decided TO allow the street-spri uklers TO com
mence their spring. and sur mer work, the
Superintendent of the Water Works to desig
nale the fire. plugs TO be use|I. Inaccordance
with the action Of the committee, the Su'
perintendent Yesterday gave permission for
certain plugs to be used and in the afternoon
the spriuklers comn,e 0ced operations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

PosrrosEMESrs.-The spelling. match pro.
posed by the ladies OF Centenary Methodlsf
church, and announced to take place at AZ ).
sembly Hall tonight, has been postponed.
The John Mitchell Memorial meer ing
which was fixed for tonight, has been post
poned until next week on account OF pres:'
ing engagements Of some OF the se' Itlemen
who are expected to speak.
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NEGRO KILLED -CASAL.BoAT SUSK.-Yes-
terday morning the team attached TO the boat
Hattie, of Columbia, Captain o. j. Seuy.
while passing down the canal became fright.
encd and ran Of. The negro driver becoming
entangled in the harness was killed.
The caual-bost johnson, heavily loaded
with bricks and lumber, sprur g aleak yester.
day morning and sunk near the Weslham
Furnace, the cargo was consigned to MesSrs
Chaffiu, Staples & Co., real estate agents,
Richmond.
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DEAD BoDY FoCND.-The dead body Of m
unknown and aged colored woman was found
in the dock at the foot Of Twenty first street
yesterday. Coroner Taylor viewed the body,
but determined to leave it in the water, tied
to the bowsprit of a vessel, in the hope that
it would be identified. To-day it will be re-
moved TO the Morgue, and an inquest held.
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REApx-AtApE CLoTHING.-In addition 10 their
stock OF goods for their tto~ng department, K. b.
SPENCE Il SON have large aud vell-assor sad stocli
OF Ready. made Clothing. including hanGasom
Prince Albert and Single breasted Frock Coats of
Eneliah w orsted and large variety OF CassimeIe e
Suits ri all PRICES. Theis stock of White Vests is
ye-y large, ucudlng several new styles. just out.
Cnl!at the old house ans G. IA paine their stock.
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NJ NO APRIL JOKE BUT A REAL
FACT, IHhG
WILLIAM 1HALH1MER, ID
i ,..s,g r COL Broad street, s.s ts.q.g.E; II,
s offering unsurpassed bargains and taking the iesa
this season In the latest styiesandd prices In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.s &C.

-
this season In the latest styiesand low prices In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, co., &C. ol,4
x East-csaorsd CAMBRrCs at 1eXc. wortnilec.;
f4 Il Fusi-cosored p GALES as I8Hc. worth acc 3
s4-A GERMAN GCNGHAMSas 12xc. worth zoe
.a-.i ENGLISH SUITING At 12kc. worth 20c,;
iFi,ure0 Srereh PlQUES at SEQ. worth 4oo.;
Ia,e-s tried and satin-striped PlQUES at '26c.
/ worth toe;
!DE.EsS GOODS-over 600 different Styles In No.
hairs, SIX Pongees. Brillantnes, Meange
Sul,tprs~ &C &C., from 29c. to 76e. q yard
MOURNING GOOGS and BLACK ALEACASr
H., the best haraalus ever yet odeEea In rsmise-~
Boubaane, Sand Ga Delalnes, and black, Iron,
r and silk Grenadines, &c.;
BLACK ALPACAS at $50 worth 6oc.' ana az
i 50e worth 65c., and MOHAARS at ooo.,ooc~:
ancz DOC. worth 25c. . yard more; .g,la,.LE.
BLACK SILKS-a SPECIALIZATION s1.S0 sa.oo
5 call anu look for yourselves;
tCOLoRED STRIPED Silks q large assortnent'
WHITE GOODS, the most complete line anocneap5
est stock ever sold inihe city,. tgs.
White, red and yellow TABLE-DAMAsh ana
uOyLIES, very low; ',+ u. ~
CAssINERES, in striped and plain, the newest
ssEles; a ~. s...... ;. ,r,.,LP
p.RAsoIs, large variety, In blue, plum, black,
and brown.
ALSO, = large line Of E' al
NOTIONS, .- .ae
FANCY GOODS, aud .... .,,
LOTS OF OTHER GOODS,
TO be convinced OF the above call on
WILLIAM THALH1MER,
,,e COL Broad street.
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CHINESE EMERcHaNTs.-Two Chinese mer-
chants on yes,er day took out the necessary
licenses to do business in this city, one as u
huckster in the First Market, the other to
do general merchandise. The name of the
former is n'ru Sum; the latter Sam Chong.
He has lo Gated on Broad street, and will at
once commence operations.
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PLEASANT "REMINISCENCES.

Rev.P. B. Price, of Rockbridge, was called
out and recalled some very Interesting remi.
niscences of the early days of the Assoeia-
tio6, OF which he was then q member. He
also recalled some very pleasing incidents OF
the meetings of the National Convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association at
Richmond and at Charleston, s. C., before
the war. -3t ......:~ ~ ss;..Y
In resigning the chair Mr.. Edwards grace
fully introduced his successor, and Mrt Ely
son made lew remarks, in which. he SAID
that great work was before the Associa.
ton, and called on the members to help in
doing it. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

R1cHMoSD BANKING AND INSURANCE Con-
PAsY.-The present directors and officers OF
the Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany have been reesccted to serve during the
next fiscal year. The company will soon
move into the elegant building southeast
corner of DIain and Fourteenth streets, re-
Gently purchased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

HUsTINGs COURT YESTERDAY Mese'
Madison, indicted for treSpasslng upon the
eminent domain of one Glover, Was fined
$40. Matv E. Glover, the erring: wife, was
returned to jail to await trial !or her CO.
operation in Madison's offence.
Mr.. f.. J. Solomon, indicted for violating
the sample. merchants law, p!aaGed guilty
and was fned 800 and costs.
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SALH OF REA. EsTATE.--Messrs. Chatiin,
Staples & Co. hive sold to DIR. 0. II. Pen.
mock, of Corr y, Erie county, Penn, ntty
acres of trssr L of land on the Charles Guy
road aboas three miles east OF the city,
owned by Of. Charles E. Anderson, for hye
hundred " ID tWentY-tiYe dollars cash.
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HuSG JURY.-G. A. Shepherd, charged
with passing bank note " raised" /" from
81 to $40, was on trial in the United Stares
Circuit Court yesterday. The jury failed to
agree, and was adjourned oyer until this
morning.
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THE "B SELECT" sold by hlessrs. W. d. BLlsaR
Co, corarr Ninth and Main Streets kichmo nd,
Va IL IN undoubtedly pure aadpalatable whlskey.
The price IS very reasonable tor such hne article.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-09

= Jrpeg Gu1soN AND THE CoUNen.-The
answer of the Council to Judge Guigon's
rule was not presented yesterday. The rule
was enlarged to to-day.
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/ The following officers, who we're unanimous.

The following officers, who we're unanimous.
ly elected 20
President: j. T. Ellyson.
Vice. Presidents: j. D. X. Sleight, W. c..
Mayo, R. r. Gwathmey, John B. Cary, L. S.
Edwards.
Librarian }. ". Cripg1n.
Recording Secretary q. P. Rsdy.
/; Corresponding Secretary: Furman Tup-
per. .s .a rass $ i .H: n: ID a.
Registrar: j. H.Blair. aa FL zs.y .1.
Treasurer: w. NJ. Woodward.
Directors t: Thomas Potts, W. T. Daniel,
James Gordon, W.N. Jones, Daniel MeCar-
thy. .g .fat
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THE GERMAN OPERAs.-The sale oil re-
served seats for the operas to be rendered Dy
the Gesangyerein Virginia will commence al
Watts bookstore tomorrow morning.
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PERsosA.-United States Ser .ator justin
L. Morrill,, of Vermont, and irIy, are in the
city and stopping ut the Billiard and Ex
change.
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YOU eAS BUY MOST my KIND OF RaeSs, SHOES,
trunks and satchels ala reasonable pFlre of HER
s.1AN BescuEN & BEoInHa, 500 AMI GIL Broad
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Pr EPARING FOR THE SPRING ELEcT1oN.-the
Seer etary of the CommonWea..h Is preParlns
tbf. books and blanks for the May eiectloh'
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OFF FOR OLD PoIsT.--The EureHa QIar, QGs
tette will leave the city this morning ior ou
Point, they having kindly consented W ,, as,
sist in grand charity concert 10 Do given
there tonight.
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DON'T nE DEcEIvED.-The only genuine " Ex
cclsiorn crsrcoal-packed Water-Coo!er Is manu-
| fac; ;nred by MouSTCAsTLE & CoFER At go Broad
street bst,yeen Fifth anGSixth streets.
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BEST ASSORTMENT OF sUEpMEn SILKS at tate
lowest prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
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|. ALI. THE NEW SEaApEs IN BULLION W0RsTGa
tpRLNCsY ut LEVY BRoIHERs'.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
cool, and threatening during the early part
Of the day but clear. mild, and pleasant. in
the afternoon and at night.
Range Of Thermometer at the Dispatch Office
yrrJ 1879
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SAMPLE MERCHANTS LlcENsEs.-The nrst
license ,c sample-merchant under the new
law was issued Yesterday, =.
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RoBBED.-Hrs. Rhodes and Mrs. Thurman,
who live oa Oregon Hill, were robbed OF
number o. chickens a few nights ago.
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1-7~DECAYED TEETu.--We hav

DECAYED TEETU.--We have
,,r,, srrd, after consultation with some Of our
.~..: dentists. u CAhBUIIC MUCTH-WASli which
ia proven very efficient in the treatment oil DE
CaYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts rs
complete disinftctdut TO the odor caused br dc"
taytt teeth, and Is very pleasant to the smell ana
:a-t" Sold in bottles; 80 cents each. Prepared
-,i,Iy'sy MEADE K BAKER, Pharmacists,
T.. N 9l9 Main street.
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NJ TIC E.-Such Of the creditors OF
~ IsAACS, TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS ss nave
NOT received their dividends under the hnal setlte
iurut recently made will please eau at once an'
30 s0 Those who do not call m person must sep d
written authority 10 come one 10 act t0r tnslh.
,nh I2-Im JOHN y. STEG Ek, 1fusv;e.
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Tug WEATHER To-DAy.-From our RI.
ports uis morninq The probabilities are hm
he ,neothsr today 1ciN bepartly cloudy.
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.yCrION SALES THIS DAY.

J. THOMPSON BEOWN. AZ p. NJ, small new
brick house on Ioushee street, between Clay an
Leigh.
COOK & LAUGHTUN, 10 A. M., pianos, house
hold furniture, cooXing-etexes, &c.
II. MCCORMICK, 10 A. 81. cIssng-out sale OF
choice fruit trees. roses. epergreens, &c
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DON,T PAY 90 FOR a Gal 6@
- TER when you can buy ity,mads S,sa Sou can
one for s4 Don't pay - lSr Sn9S You don't believe
nuy m ohe t The factory as Broad street betweea & see
ond and Third. Nothing eHi siESTTfa ETaS fSSoS TO on.
Every pair TarTsnlssua; III Ao sel6
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|; Js HERMAN Eesc1IEN & BROTHER can't sllit
/ yoa in rrady-lnade ,ots and shoes land we can
safely say they have the largest stock I'M the ctyh
leave your order. They will make then-hand
~ork ony-in sshort time. eos and GIL, Broad
|
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LINEN sHEETING at zss. yard at LEVY BRO
THEIRS,
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TURKISH PRUNEs foT cooking-i~0 pounds for
25c.-a. ClIaIsTIAN.E i WHITES
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FXCEL!EST BLACK and C0InREB SILKS at LEVY
BROTHERS at prices far below their real yallte.
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BARG.A1ss IN HUCIaIrAcK TOWELS at LEVY
HROTIIERs.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS H.
~ Lates, styles BOOTS and a. saUHLTS, sdarHT, i H
WsNs sIIPPERs some new and bean.lfTi s,yts1 y,eT
IA6lEs AKLISE" sLIrpTRssI ar RsssisF sESfHiE fsie
liz, IiT,.', AZ wnrt Trunks yausas. SatchsE. &c
nor ; hne wlSGO, ELLETT g. CRuMp,
1908 Main street.
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- COU-LlFEk OIL,

= COD-LlFER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
s.tLR OWN IMPORTATlUN-THE BEST,
PUREST. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony OF our physicians VINO
prescribe IT, and or patients who have taken It, tina,
:: Is more acceptable to the stomach ana more
easily ass!nared than any other oil.
fresh supply just received direct from Ne"-
I.a4ilaud. hEApE oAh|t''
importing Pharmacists,
,.,n 9l9 Main street.
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Aittlmond 1ispatrh.
FRIDAY. 0, 1875.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DE-
sArru - LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
,,rsC1n, ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,Ev,srArKRs OF THE CITY. ..,.s
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LOOK 1T TEE BARGAINS I.s rARAsoLs atLxTY
RuoruEpS,
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BUY YOUR DRY GOODS al LEVY BROTHERS ant
get full value for your money.
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QUESTION: Where can | buy
~ gao3 SHOES for myself or chill -,
dT Il low asuTs but made Sa q ssGs Broad s
AnsMs secsnd and Third where nothing oa,. city
made goods are SOLO. .n,v As aerb
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EUK SALE,a light SPRING-W AGON,
l. In perfect running order. Also, hrst-eissSs
WupR-HORsE and u set Of WAGOk-HARAEsS.
Mill be sold scparae oil AS "hoie. "A oais'in ""'
~e ""o - 0'' Ut. GATEWOOD,
rnh D8 Second aud Grace streets.
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j. NJ MOURNING GOODS Speciality. Il
T. r. PRICE & CO., have received . splendid
line OF mourning goods 4s;lt3 4. a.ts Il ss..
BoMBAzINEs, TAMIsR, DELALSES,
81 CAsnMEREs, BOMB. CLOTHS,
CHALLrEs, BLACK SILK GRENApxyE3, ta
SILK and WOOL GRENADINES,
BLACK PLAID GRENADINES, entirely now;
BLACK GRos-G GRAIN SnKS, very chesp
CREPE Wells, every sire !.
ENGLISH GRAPES, &C. gs ap .
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TT uUDGlNS, GORDON & CO.,
lUl3 MAIS STREET,
will open
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 5TH,
their entire stock Of
SPRING GOODS,
which they viii of-r CHEAP for CASH.
1t.lr assortment will DC complete In every de-
-,,r,nrut, They would call special attention 10
1.g;hcr lot Of
SASH. BONNET, aud NECk-RlBBONS,
which Will be cheaper than ever.
rury WILL, IN THE FUTURE. SELL FOR CASH
Only Zap SGT
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

r AMBLER SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Room No. s Shafera building, Tenth and Bank
streets, Richmond, Va.
NH l9-1m* as
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- Just RECEIVED. another large
L.. 81 those BEAUTIFUL LAWNS at 12hc. Call
..;,yat WILLIAM 1IALHlMERS,
.uG Sixth aud Broad streets.
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|, MARsEILLEs QUILTS, very cheap, at LEVY Rao
THRNS'.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T APRIL 8, 1876.

MORE NEW AND ELEEANT GOODS,
sg FOR PoLoNAfSEs AND SUITS,
OF LATEST STYLESAN RAREST FABRIc5~
- T. R.PRiCEA 90. II
open to.das from inst soarees
Elegant LACE HAABCRG- PoLoxa-Sys: :s;
FRENCH PONGEE GRENADrSEs-cvery shade-S
wonderful novelty for p0lonaises ana 0vefsktfass
CAMEIs'-HAIR PLAIDs. for polouaisss;
PLAID MELkNGEs for cCfrS: ~ II ~
POPLIy De BRGE-new shades--2S 10 1861
BORD. ORGANDIRS and .AcooyErS
CAMRLs.HAIB POPLIs SUlrISGi: Eg ss1Ttg-s e
LINEN LAWNS, C0LOREpLAwNS, CoRSxTSs
BgsTLEs In new styles, &C. 5tt1S !S'StS ff,s..s
In CAssiMEREs for gentlemen ana boys, addi-
tioDs every day 10 the stock. ap6
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THE LECTURE COMMITTEE.

Mr. Thomas Potts, chairman of the Lee
ture Committee, then read his report. He
said that The committee had acted on the
principle that it was best to secure frst.class
lecturers, at whatever cost, and that the re.
suit had fully justified this view. s
The report returns special thanks to the
daily papers of the city and to Misses Wood
and Walker for special fayors rendered the
committee. The report was received, and
the thanks Of the Association returned to the
committee for their efficient work. Thanks
were aiso,returned to the treasurer for bis in
valuable services. 1,~s
The president Ueroy S. Edwards, Esq.,
then read the 49,. g.. - ...-..s.- ..--