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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-23

SRM1-ANNuAL INSPECTION AND DRILL CT
RIcHMoHD CoAMANDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, knights
Templar, bad their semi annual inspection
and drill yesterday evening. The Com
maudery assembled at Washington Hall, on
Broad street, between and O'Clock, and
then proceeded by way of Grace street TO
the field in the western end Of the city op.
posite Monroe Park, on Franklin street,
where they went through the usual evolu.
tions under the direction of Csptain.G General
L. L. Bass.
Among the large number Of persons who
witnessed the interesting drill and ma
neuvres of the Commandery were many Ia
dies, who watched the proceedings with
great attention and pleasure. Nearly the
entire strength of the Commandery was in
regalia, and presented most striking ap-
pearance. Their drilling was highly COM
plmented, aud the demonstration was cred
liable in every way.
Most Eminent Commander William B.
ISaacs inspected and reviewed the Command
cry; after which they marched through the
principal streets of the city, beaded by Kess-
nch's fine band, which discoursed some of is
sweetest music. AS they passed down Min
street. tut IommauueTy went through nuu-
Der Of difficult and striking movements,
which attracted great deal OF attention.
At 8 O'Clock at night the Commandery pro-
eeeded to the Second Baptist church, where
Rev. Sir C. C.,BittiDg, D. D., delivered a
most interesting address, bringing in some
"reminiscences OF mis- recent visit tc the Holy
Land. The Doctor was particularly happy
in all he said, and regretted that the brief
time which he had at bis command did not
permit him to enlarge upon his subject. He
also alluded to bis visit to other points Of
deep interest and veneration to Templar Nj.
sous, and was heard by Il large and attentive
aldieno
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WCOHEN BROTHERS STORE
WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY
ap23 THE 10Th INSTANT.
NJ GRAND OPENING
GREAT DISPLAY OF
TUous ,NDs OF DIFFERENT GOODS.

THOUSANDS OF DIFFERENT GOODS.
now ready to be shown by the obiiing clerks Of lie
popular dry goods house Of
SYCLE BROTHERS.
oOJ pieces NEW sPaING and SUMNER
DRESS GOODS In all the stylish shades, at
prices 10 suit ever. body;
BLACK SILKS from 81 up 10 IS per yard. All
these goods have been bought at The lates, u)rth-
ern auctions, and are remarkably cheap;
COLORED SILKS from III up u $3.50;
SILK In all colors and styles
a large stock of MOURNING GOODS;
500 pieces BLACK ALPACAs at 50c., would be
great bargain ut 62xc.;
500 pieces BLACK LUoTRTSE MOHAIRS ut
62c, would be cheap 1T 90c;
20 pieces DOUhLE MOHAlR LUSTRE at 75c.
worth 1925 per yard; ..-...-
Great bargains In PLAIN, STRIPED, ami
CHECnEu MUSLINs, PIQUEs, SWISS MUS.
LIN, and VICTORIA LAWNS;
BLEACHED TABLE LIN EMS "A very large ;tocE;
Bargaius In TOWELS, NAPKINS ,and DOTLISS:
10000 different styles of CAMBRlC kDGISGS
and INSER1INGS from SC. per yard ups
1000 pieces COTTON TRIMMINGS at 25c. wor;h
III and $1.25 apiece;
Large stock of LACES, such as FL imish. Liner
lex, Va aencennes, Macyllu, Gupurc. Yak. AID
Spanish, AZ great tbarga!ns;
LADIES anu MISSES SIRlfED uOS y,
We call special attention to a very Il e s,oca Of
WHITE HOSE ut 25c pair worth 81 so per
dozen;
S 90 pieces SASH RIBBONS at Toe. worth 81 2j
Sill X and l. ACE SCARFS In 4 thousand different
styles;
5 900 pairs KID GLOVES of The best ma! s'ac-
tlre In all the new shades;
Large stock Of FAM, PARASOLS, HASpkEG-
CHIEFS, LINEN CELLARS aud CUFFS,
LIsLE-THREAD GLOVES aud EhUhf-
LETS. and thousands Of other USEFUL tnd de-
sirable articles Lot mentioned for want Of 7.'lce;
NEW CASSIMERES for spring and summer year;
A large stock of OIL-CLCTtlS and MATT lNGS,
| BLEACHED kSITriNG-COTTON, 60. pee
pound;
MACHINE NEEDL ES and MACHINE OIL o. he
| best quality:
| Q 900 CURS ErS ut 75c worth 81 25 ut
slCLE BROTHERS.
| 429 Broad street, between Fourth and i ift|.
| Goods sent all over. the country. q. .. D. Par
| ties wishing samples please send postage. ap II
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SPELLING. MATCH on CHURCH HILL "A
spelIing-match took plac. at the Club-House
last night. The house was well filled aud
much interest manifested. The following
were the contestants f3r the prize. an ele-
gantly. bound volume OF Shakespeare: l.. F..
Mock, G. w. Riggln, G. W. Roane, Tim.
Rives, L. p. FELTON,, Archer Cary, T. j..
Gaut, E. A. Ezekiel, Hiryey Clark, Walter
Cone, DR.. Fl. FL. Levy, Miss Clelia Crespi,
Miss Carrie Walters, Miss Julia Henning,
Miss Annie Pace, Frank Anderson, Jacob
Ezekiel, Willie PulIiam, Miss Ida Bowler,
Miss Fannie Cox. Miss Smith, Miss Florence
Chalk, Henry Harris, and Morris Hu,zler.
Mr.. D. c. Richardson. chairman; Mr. E.
W. Cone, umpire Rev. DR.. McGilyary, eDun.
cator. The spoilers were not divided into
classes, but were seated in the order in which
their names were recorded. Each was to
have two trials unless in the event the sNer.
cises were protracied, and then, with the
consent of those remaining, one word was to
seat them.
CeIarage was the first word misspelt, and
one after another six had q " miss " scored
against them.
The spelling continued briskly until lC
O'Clock, when there were only two remlin
ing, and thep, on rlta baga, the first prIz
was awarded 10 Mr.. Ezekiel.
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The CONCERT NEXT THURsDAY.-Theg grand
concert to be given at Assembly Hall on the
9th instant by the choir of the Second Bap-
tist church. assisted by number OF eminent
amateurs of this and other cities, and kess-
nicb's splendid orchestra, promises 10 be
rare musical treat. The programme has been
arranged with great care. aud embraces IL
strumental aud vocal selections of great rich
ness and merit. For Instance, the overture
to Z.mps 10y Herold); chorus, Halt to Thee,
Liberty, from the opera Semaramis 10y Kos
sinD; soprano and bass duet, Evening che
rus. Land OF the Trumpet and the Spear,
&c. The sale of reserved seats commences
this morning at Wyatt's music-store.
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"Chester," in bis correspondence with the
Petersburg Ne,rS, iGtimated few days stree
that this gentleman would not be candidate
at the auumnal election for the position he
has so satisfactorily filled for the short period
Of Senator ConnaIly's uneXpIred term, but
would probably be brought forward for u
seat in the House Of Delegates. Perhaps
" Chester sreaka by the card, and knows
Senator McRae's preference; and if it be his
wish TO change TO tbe mole popular branch
of the Legislature We are content. He will
receive our cordial supp)rtas one Of the city
delegates.
But why Ike the chang? His short
career as senator has demonstrated his fitness
for the position, and the people seem content.
He has been faithful ana efficient for part
of term; be will be faithful and Efficient
for full term.
1t may, however, hea mistake that Senator
McRle prefers the lower bouse. Ii so, be-
fore popular opinion is fores.alled in favor
Of some one else for the Senate, will i, not be
| we'll tor him 10 let the truth be kuoTnl
CONSTITUENTS.
Richmond, April %, 1915.
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JAIL.DELlvgRY.--A night or two ago John
Shelton. Bob Thomas. Bsaxtou Terry, Adam
Terry, George Fife, and Nelson Coleman
alias johnson, who were confined In the Jail
of Goocbland county, made their escape.
Shelton and Thomas are boatmen, and are
we'll known in Richmond. Braxton Terry,
Adsm Terry, and George Fife were arrested
a few weeks ago By Detective Craddock for
house-burniBg, snd were awaiting tri..
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CHANCERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURS
DAY-The following cases were disposed Of :
Bagby, guardian, Us. Bagby, &c. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Miller's admiaistratrix Us. Miller, &c. De-
cree directing deed TO purchaser when pur-
| chase-money shall he fully paid. and proYid-
ing for distribution of thetund.
O'Donnell Us. Harvey. Decree referring g
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Dupont de Tremony Is. Thompson, &c.
Decree sanctioning sale of property therein
mentioned and directing deed to the pur-
chaser when the purChasc.money shall be
fully paid.
First National Bank US. Won Groning, &c.
Decree overruing second exception, reserv.
ing exceptions l and 8 for further con-
sideratiou; sustaining report of commits
sioner in all respects except as TO matters in
two laSt.named exceptions, and directing a
sale of the property in the decree mentioned
unless plaintiffs claim be paid within the
time therein specified.
Beck, guardian, rs. Beck'S heirs. Decree
on petition Of guardian referring cause TO Il
commissioner for inquiry and report, and
making partial disposition OF the fund on
hand.
Claiborne, &C., as. Warren, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner aud max
ing z partial distribution of the fund.
Miller Us. Schneider, Sc. Decree confirm
ing sale as to part Of the property, refusing
to confirm sale of residue, and directing
resale, and also deed to purchaser, who has
paid in full for property, the sale Of which is
confirmed.
Bolton rs. Erambert, sc. Decree dissolying
irjunctlon and diSmissing bill with costs.
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURSDAY -
.Judqe Robert ". Hughes meS'd'ng.-1n the
matter of William Il. swift, bankrupt. The
assgncc's report Of sale was confirmed, and
the assignee was ordered 10 deposit the notes
given for the deferred payments OF the pur-
cha>c.money in the Planters National Bank
to the credit oc the cause, and the clerk was
directed to check the same to those entitled
to it under the order entered on the I'd Of
March last.
liz the matter Of William NJ. Sutton, bank
rupt. The report Of Special Commissioner
Thomas :. Atkins was confirmed, and the
assignee OF said bankrupt was directed to
mark the judgment therein referred to, in
the County Court of Hcnrico, in favor OF +.
B. Jones against B. W. Green, "satlShcd."
In the matter of Charles Lindncr, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered not TO exc.
cute a deed OF homestead TO the bankrupt
until the further order Of the court, and the
petitioners, A. VI. Young d Co., were di-
rcctcd 10 show cause on the 18th OF May
mex, why said exemption should not be
allowed. The bankrupt was ordered to up
pear before the register for examination
when required.
In the matter of NJ. 3. Hurt. bankrupt.
The assignee vas authorized to make con-
rcyancc of the bankrupl's real estate to the
purchasers thereof aud accept in payment
therefor certificates OF stock in the Firmyiile
Insurance and Banking Company, and after
paying the claims Of judgment creditors in
luIl distribute the balance pro rata among
| the general creditors.
In the matter of Francis w. Doggett, bank
rupt. The injunction awarded on the 7th
instant against Goldenburg & Brother was
perpetuated.
| In the matter Of James DickerSon, bank
| rupt. The register was instructed to report
au account Of liens upon the bankrupt's pro-
| pcrty, and the creditors holding liens upon
said property were required 10 show cause at
Norfolk, on the 10th Of May next, why the
| nronrrly Should not be sold free Of liens.
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New FIRE STATIoSs.-Superint R.
MI. Payu,er, of the Richmond Fire-Alarm
Telegraph, yesterday put up the following
additional tire.stations:
Box 81, at the corner of Twenty-ifth and
Venabe streets.
Box 46, at the engine-5ouse on Twenty.
fifth street between Broad and Marshall
streets.
Box IL, at the corner Of Ninth and Leigh
streets.
These boxes are now in working order.
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Mr.. JOHN WREN GRANTED NEW TRIAL
The Supreme Court Of Appeals yesterday
granted new trial to Dir. John Wren on Dis
Second conviction. They decided that the
evidence on the part of the Commonwealth
was insufficient to establish the charge of Ac-
cessorial guilt. This 10 effect ends the prose
cution under the present indictment. The
prisoner has suffered about four and halt
months imprisoDment.
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GRAND jury OF HENRIco CoUSTY.-The
following grand jury has been drawn for the
May term of the Circuit Court Of Henrlco
county "A. Warwick, Jr., John n. Lyneman,
Charles Hartwell, Walter S. Edmond, Frede-
rick Frommer, Tbom2s Johnston, of Tucka-
hoe township; John Wickham, Benjamin M
Leake, William Tho mas Ford, William John
son, Charles Z. " ortham. L. W. T. Wick
ham. of Brookland; T. w. HGninger, James
W. Otey, Charles II. Powell. Henry Foegler,
Joseph C.. Redwood, j. j. Unlauf, of Fair
field; Seldom p. Aiken, George *. Gilmer,
j. S. Atlee, Jr., James w. Whitlock. L. h.
Herbert, and John q. Goodman, OF Varina.
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TIE BRoAD-STREET AssociATIoN.-The
second annual meeting Of the Broad-Street
Association was held last night at Monticello
Hall. Owing to the absence of the presi-
dent, the meeting adjourned until some fu-
ture night, at the call of the Executive Com
mittee. Before adjourning, letter from Mr.
Lyons congratulating the Association upon
the recurrence of their anniversary, and also
upon the recent success of the suit Of the
Association in the Supreme Court Of Nir-
giuia, was read.
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IL COD-I.lYEh Oh,

IL CDD-LlVEh OIL,
MkIsiClSALLY PJRE.
our own IMrORTATION-THE BEST,
FCkESI. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
"' 1"Fe she testimony on sur physicians who
0ro1itt; L. and Of patent who have akcn II, than
u I, more acccutab.e 60 she stomach arra more
'"'.E aS+G Inflated Glan Eay othx oil.
if'@st supply Just received direct from New
t""e4uA. MEADE BAkkk,
importing Pharmacists,
ie /" SO .Saln street.
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POLICEMAN AppolNTED.--At q meeting OF
the Board of Police Commissioners held
yesterday Mr.. A. j. Tucker was appointed
on the force, TO serve in the Middle district,
vice A. K. Pryde, removed for absenting
himself from bis beat.
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A SPELLING MATCH THAT WILL BE WELL
ATTENDED. .-Oa Tuesday night next there
will be spelling tournament at the Third
eet Methodist church {colored), OF which
Roy. w. b. Derrick Is pastor. the proceeds
will be DEVOTED TO the church.
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CONVICT RECEIVED Morton, con-
yicted in the county of Charlotte OF murder
in the second degree, and sentenced to flVe
years Imprisonment 10 the penltentlary, was
received at that institution yesterday.
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FLOWERS, FLowER-SEED, &c -lhIYe still scve-
raj hundred roses q. $3.50 per dozan-splendid
plants and good varieties. Ais IL &c collection
OF .ummer bedding pa"ts at equally low rafcs.
Call and ex tmire my stock and prices before pur-
chasiug JOHN LAIRD. Grace str, ct gard:n.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS. Taits eXecu-
:or rs. Myers. From tue Circuit Court of
the city of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge
Moncure delivering the opinion OF the court.
Blackiord. trustee, rs. Hurst and ais.
From the Circuit Court Of Campbell county.
Reversed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion of the court.
Belton os. Appcrson and ais. From the
Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond.
Reversed, Judge Staples delivering the
opinion Of the court. Judge Filzhugh was
counsel in this case, but did not enter the
decree in the court below.)
Cooke rs. Lewis and ais. From the Cir
cult Court of the county of Fauquer. At
trmed, Judge Bouldin delivering the opinion
of the court.
The "salt" cases will be further argued
by Judge Oud and Mr.. Wood BOuldiD, Jr. ;
after which they will be submitted. The
court will probably not call any further on
the regular do 'ket at this term. The privi-
legged cases will occupy the rest OF the term.
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DIAGONAL WoRSrED Co .TINGS.-t large vari-
e:y OF Diagonal COatings, embracing many new
Dc tsgns, just opened by +. B. SPENCE 6 SoS. mer-
chant nllors, and will be made u order in the
latest and bsst styles. Ca!l at 1900 Main street
and xaminc Lew goods.
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PI:CICULTURE.-The State Roud Of Fish
Commissioners met at the capitol yesterday,
and discussed measures looking to The utili-
zition of The small fund placed 10 its credit
by the General Assembly.
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If HERMAN BosCHEN & BROTHER can't suit
YOU I'm ready -made b OTIS and sh1 1es land we can
safely saw they have the largest stock In the cily)
leave your order. They will mske them-hind
work on:y-in sh )rt time. 500 and Oil Broad
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ENGLISH CASSIaE I Z SUIrINGS--.t Urge assort.
ment OF English Cashmere suitings lust opeEcd by
T. B. SPENCE C SON. merchant tailors, and Will be
made TO order in the best styles at short notice.
Call 1t 1900 Main street and TX anime the stock.
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AUCTrON SALES This DAY.

RICHARDSON & CO.. p. NJ, building lot on
Vcnablc west OF Mosby street.
COOK & LAUGlITOE. 10 \. NJ, household and
Kitchen furniture, se'en.ocfave plano, &c.
COOK 6 LAUGH TON. ] l a. H.. IN from OF their
auction rooms, hack and double-harness.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SHiRTs made to order
and perfect tit guaranteed DO sale. Call on i. II
SPENCE & SON, merchant taors, 1900 Main
street, and leave your orders.
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Nor THAT MAN, BUT ANOTHER.-Tbe Will
liam Ford who was before The Police Justice
on "Wednesday, charged with striking Ma
rion Franklin. was not William L. Ford,
coal and wood. dealer.
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YoU CAN BUY MOST ANY KIND or BOOTS, SHOES,
trunks, aud satcliels AT reasonable price of HER
MAN BoScuEN & BROTHER, 500 and Oil Broad
STR
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CosR1RMAT1oS.-Tbe solemn rite of con-
firmation was administered at st. Marks
church on Wednesday night by the Right
Rev. John Johns, D. D.. bishop of the dto-
cese, to thirty.feur candidales--thirty-one
females and three males. A number OF per-
SONS were confirmed at Grace church last
evening.
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PoJrE Court, YEsTERDAY.-Emma Eas-
ley. guilty of stealing one tablecloth valued
at SO, the property of Marx Nelson, was sent
to Jail for thirty days.
Charles Rose, charged with tre<passing
upon the property Of JOHN Wade and relus-
ing to leave when ordered to do SO, was dis
charged with an admouition.
William Denny, charged with being drunk
was discharged.
Slmuei Irving, Georgeanna Joknson, and
Frank Brooks, arrested for drunkenness.
Irving and Brooks were fued 81 each, and
Georgeaa na was tiued g., and in default was
sent to gull for tweuty.four hours.
L. ii. Farley, charged with unlaWfully re-
ceiving Que iron pau valued at S2s, the pro-
perty Of e. A. Wallace, kao"ing the same
to have been stolen, vas again continued
until Saturday. Farley was bailed in the sum
Of 500 for his appearance.
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III DECAY TEETH.-We have
i"thfG' ai;rr consultation with some Of aar
'"at dentists, = CAkgOLlC AUtIH-WAsH .slsch
"a' proven very ctncieut In the regiment OF DE-
'"l IL IKErH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts aS
complete dtSinftet9At 10 the 0dor euIsed by DE
''ra teeth and Is very pleasant TO the smell and
''1''. s"td IN bottles; so cents eaeii. Prepared
: 's'''y by MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
.'4' 4iS Main street
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MT NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
the large st assortment of KID GLOVES In the
city tor ladies and gentlemen, In opera, ii2ht aoo
dark shades, &c.
Try p,ir of TEo-BUr ron KIDS a; 75:.
worth Sl.15 piir, at
WILLIAM THALuIMER'S.
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MOURNING GOODS-a fun llne In BLACK
GRENADINES, ALPACAS, MOHAlRS, BUM
BAZISES, Wool DELAGNES, TAMIsE and
HENRIETTA CLOTHS, CREPE Wells
GLOVES, and BORoERED HANDKgg-
CHIEFS, at the very lowest prices.
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-. lIUDGINS, GORDON Il co.

- NUDGINS, GORDON II co.
.4't;, -rrctal attention 10 their stock OF
rAkASOiS aud SUS-CMBEELLAS.
I.,t otter great bargains la
DRESS GOODS,
la""-. FIu,s, Lacc-Sriped Cambrcs, &c. Striped
SUMNER SILKS
'.".. 90. upwaid.. A ful assortment OF
LAWNS. LINEN Lawns,
CANEEicS, and PERCALES.
! '",r Il superior aS-nrtI,ea IL OF
HAMBURG tDGES aud !NSEETISGs.
!r'a .a'~.r our TERMS Kns CASH, but our rr.ccs
49,. .e. .- II. - cpryc,pond.
apl- HUDGISS, GORDON & co.
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THE Meeting To-NIsHT.-The surviving
members of the old First Virginia regiment
are to meet tonight, at the Virginia Opera
House, at 8 O'Clock. " 7t
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HEAVY DECLINE IN TEAS-in consequence o
which ". ID. BLAIR & CO., i:lnth and Matn streets
are selling at greatly reduced prices.
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VOL. XLV1l.
Aithmond 1lspatth.


Ell THE CIRCULATION OF THE DisfA- Gil
,sI',,;,Ep THAN TIE CONFIRMED tlRCCLA-
T10N OF All. THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE ClTi.
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ADMITTED TO PRAcrlcE.-Mr. NJ. Z. Heath
was yesterday admitted to practice In the
United States Circuit Court.
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so,ne more of those beautiful aud FAsT-CV-
LUKED Lawns ut i2H:. per yard, and lots "f
other goods, which will be sold al The very low'st
prices. Call and you can get some OF The great
bargains at WILLIAM THALHiNEk's,
an1s COL Broad street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRT-Judges
Bond and Hughes.-The Petersburg election
cases came up. Counsel for defence moved
that the court should certify the fact Of diyi-
ded opinion between the judges on the de-
murrer 10 the Indictments argued at the fall
term; and urged upon the court not to try
the issue Of fact at the present stage OF the
cases. The court replied that the defence
had n right 10 the certificate Of divided opin-
ion asked for, and requested the counsel to
nrepare the proper certificate. 1t held that
i was within its own discretion whether to
90 ON now with the trial OF the issue of fact a;
but in Difference 10 the wishes of counsel for
the defence the eases were continued until
the fall term.
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PONGEE SILKS, STRIPED SILKS, PLAID
aud SOLID. COLOR POPLINS, and DsEos
GOODS from 2oc. TO 75c. A large line, and very
low. Call and look at them.
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ROSES. yEREESAs, and all BIDDING PLANTS
cheap at LAIRD'S garden, Grace street..
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Tur WEATHER TODAY The probabilities
arc thai The reothcr to-day 1r'H De parity
Clon6u uMd cool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-23

=" WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a
t,. ..u. FLAlS aud TWlLLED-AlLk PARA
S.i.~ aI,n born. c'"ny, aud in'atd handles, with
, ~....a. attachments. At prices lpw"r than We
t.....,,r a.rn able 10 c:icr them.
.s ur,r a1.o u nice assortment Of gentlemen :
~... TNEETLLAS With ivory and ParGigau han
,... 81 'r-g attractive prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
.tt-"NuUR FRIEND" COLLAR. ap2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-23

CAsSIMERES and CLOTHS, AID gent!emen's
WHITE SHIRTS q I'd FURNISHING GOODs-a
full stock very cheap.