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I CONVICT Received BRAN Cary vas re-
:ceived at' the T,enitentiary yesterday, from
Gharlottee county, for seventeen years for
Ffe Primary Tleetaon plan Discussed.

RICHMOND, April 20, 1876.
Messrs. Editors, - While reading the edi-
itorial in your paper OF to-day i observed
that you very earnestly refer to what cam
didate for a high Office told you as to having
more than one voting precinct in jackson
Ward. All that I have TO gay is that he has
our unanimous supportin his views. sin-
;cerely trust that the City Committee viii,
without any hesitation, allow us two, il not
three, voting g-plaees. Three would be more
preferable for this ward; for, 1st, We are
"a peculiar people IN some respects
in the eyes Of other ards-unless it
is in general election; then we are the
finest fellows in the world. Cd. This ward,
not for the good OF the ward, but for the
benefit CT the city, was cut off. Most Of our
voters are mechanics and laberers. Such as
areatwork are eompelled to work all the time
they can. For instance, suppose 8 large
number Of them work at the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad shops, or the Tredegar,
or the Belle Isle Works, &C., and live ut the
west end Of the ward, or the centre Of the
ward, or even at the east end, rs many Of
them do, what one of them as ne quits his
labor at P. M. on that I, day, foot
sore and weary, will go half q mile
or mile out OF his way 70 vote for any one !?
i On account Of the way our ward is laid of,
and because of other evils that we have to
contend with, we think It shestfo haye three
places to vote.
The primary plan suits us to'a dot.
MANY VOTERS.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Kennedy, &C., rs. Woodroof, &c. From
the Circuit Court Of Pittsylvania. Affirmed,
Judge Moncure delivering the opinion of
the Court. t
Easley Us. Davis and ais. From the Cir
cuit Court OF Halifax. Reversed, Judge
Christian delivering the opinion OF the
Court.
Ellzv, &C., Us. Balls administrator. From
the Circuit Court OF Loudoun. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion OF
the Court. .a n.
Fleming's executrix Us. Terry, &c. From
the Circuit Court Of Halifax. Affirmed,
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion OF
the Court.
Danyille Bank Us. Waddell. From the
Circuit Court of the town Of Danville. Re-
yersed, Judge Staples delivering the opin-
ion of the Court. In this case the Court
held, among other things, that by the act OF
March 2, 1866, the statute Of limitations was
suspended until the lat Of January, 1869, as
to debts contracted after the war as well as
those contracted prior to the war.
Thornton rs. Fairfax, &c. Motion to
dismiss or advance the case. Both motions
denied. 2Er
George and ais. Us. George and ais. Ap-
peal allowed from decree pronounced by
the Chancery Court of Richmond.
George B. Finch, Esq, OF Mecklenburg,
qualified to practice as an attorney III this
court.
The court will hear no more arguments
until Tuesday next, when the first cases will
be Spilman Us. Crane and ais. GrassWitt
Us. Connolly and ais. Spilman Us. john
son, &c. Dickinson Us. Holm, &C.; Rodgers
US. Medley, &c.
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CHAHcERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURS
DAY.-The following cases were disposed OF
Eacho vs. Cosby. Decree referring cause
to commissioner for inquiry and report.
Watkins Us. Watkins, &c. Decree making
a final disposition OF the cause and directing
the same to be removed from the docket.
Montague rs. Woody, &c. Opinion OF
court dissolving injunction and dismissing
plaintiffs bill with costs. Decree ordered
accordingly.
Taylor's executors Us. Taylor, &c. Opin-
ion OF court constituting will OF Jaquelin P.
Taylor, deceased.
Williams, administrator, Us. Nance's exc
cutrix, &c. Decree making distribution OF
the fund and a final disposition OF the cause.
Blum Us. Hattorf, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
wagner Us. Gretter, &c. Decree refer
ring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
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MUSTERED INTO SERvICE.-The Richmond
City Guard, Captain Charles F. Taylor, were
mustered into service at their spacious arm
ory, on Main street near Thirteenth, last
night. Captain Maxwell T. Clarke, OF Com
pany F, officiated, aided by Sergeant Robert
H. Gillian, OF Company +. The Amateur
Band was present and discoursed some OF
its sweetest music. A number OF stirring
addresses were made by Captain Clarke,
Captain Taylor, Lieutenant Cunningham,
Lieutenant Gibbons, Lieutenant Meredith,
ex-Lieutenant Handy, Colonel w. r. Trigg,
Major W. T.. Royal, Ar. c. OBJ. Cowardin,
J.. Caskie Cabell, Mr.. Macon, OF Manchester,
and Others
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Ass1yEsgaRY CELEBRATION OF TIE BLUES.

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE BLUES.
At the last neeting OF the Blues the follow
! ng committae was appointed to make ar
"a ngements for the eighty-seventh anniyer.
ss, v, which they celebrate on the 10th OF
nes month: lieutenant L. Fl. Blankenship,
Sere eants Tate Starke and FL. Benedict,
PriYa ties NeWnssn. Blunt, and vIes, and
Messra,. Berry and Montague, of the honora-
-.v ~ - mon, bers. The committee have recently
held M q m, acting, and agreed npon the follow
IN o = ro,,te !, i'or the line of march: Up Broad
street to Fisth. down Fifth to Main, down
Main m in to Ninete eenth, up gineteenth to Broad,
m Broad to T,venty-fifth, out Twenty-tiith
n i1akYood. m and participate in decorating
III the soldiers graves lss the 10th is set aside
d a.. n,smor,al-daY at that cemetery They
win leave the cemetery in the eyeniag, and
participate in q collHtion served at their
arnorys
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AT THE

SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED AT THE
ALnsHoUsE.- following is statement
showing the number Of surgical operations
performed at the city almshouse, with re-
suits, during the past year: Anuerism OF
femoral artery Qigation Of F. A., l cured; !;
strangulated hernia, l died; hypertrophy OF
bone (trephiningL relieved; necrosis OF
bone (removed), cured, ! relieved; para
phimosis, 1 cured, l relieved;. hydrocele
ltapping), relieved; gastrohisterotomy, l
died; syphilitic condyloma (remoyingh I
cured; amputation of leg above knee, 1
died; amputation OF two fingers, I cured !;
for chronic arthritis, 1 relieved; skin graft
ing, 5 cured, relieved; assesses opened,
II cured; paracentesis thoracis, l died; re-
moval Of growths on vagina and vulva, Z
cured-total, 81 cured; relieved; died:
Recapitulation 81 cured; relieved; 1
died-total AZ.
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-MANCHEsFER NEWS.

Registrars and Judges Of Election
Judge Clopton, in the Hastings Court yes
terday, appointed the following registrars
and judges Of election:
First Ward: William Driscol, registrar;
Alexander Fitzgerald and B. +. Ed,oardS,
judges.
Second Ward: w. T. Fisher, registrar; !;
S. NJ. Perdue and John II. Holmes, judges.
Third Ward: e.. 7. Steel, registrar; John
Owens and Jordan Smith, judges.
Fourth Ward: Charles NJ. Wallace, regis
trar; w. c. Rice and James II. Garter,
Judges.
Those in italics are negroes. The Board
of Commissioners to canvass returns con-
sists OF Alexander Fitzgerald, w. +. Fisher,
S. NJ. Perdue, G. NJ. Wallace, and Jordan
Smith.
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HILTON AND A. T. STEwART-SONB QUEER
SEoRlEs.-Ne,o York, April 15.-ApnopoS
Of the death Of A. r.. Stewart many good
things said and done are coming suddenly
and mysteriously to light. A few of them
are worth recording. Judge Henry Hilton,
to whom Stewart left S1,000,000, was for
maars years: the legal adviser of the testator,
wllatm he served assiduously for the hanii-
sonae salary of $4,000. : Mr. Hilton at one
time held the soffice OF Park Commissioner,
and pe.haps hewas goeh officer. He cell
'ebrsna6 his appointment by ordering all the
bronze aaatuesiin Central Park to be white
washeG, mn order which was fortunately
counte,rMsnded by one OF lHilton's asso-
ciates. Hssst Mr.. Stewart apparently never
heard of ua,is, oriif he did, must have ap-
proved Judge iHilton's orlglnallpian, lor ne
bought maIF OF the pictures IN ms art-gai-
lery, whadh il valued at s1,0oQsoO0, by the
Judges sSsMise. 80
ri is Yalw generally believed that the
ST .OeO. 900 LETT to Judge Hilton ,Wes not for
him, but wae $50 leit,Mhth @ private under
standing that it should so to certain party
now residing iR or near Paris.
GOSSIP OF newspaper, ,agcles is to the effect
that the night aaher the will OF Mr.. stewart
was made pubs several reporters o1 the
daily papers went to interNsew Judge Rliton
at his house on Filth ayenUe. They teund
The lucky man very frisky and very lively,
ike bridegroom, not when he consetn
orth from the chamber and prepareth TO
ean a race, bat when he getteth up fssnn
lie table and feeleth good because OF sts'
rood things which are in him.
lAuring the Interview above reported ne 4
Isked: ssWhy did Mr.. Stewart place such
confidence in me?" Echo may we'll ask /
yhy. This is the conundrum all New York |
las been trying to solve. AL New York |
las given it up.-C Correspo pondence OF the
rjtic9qo Il Times.
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Personal On Sunday, as the Rev. j. A.
Dearborn. OF this city, was on his way. to
church in Haneuer county, the horse at
tached to the buggy in which he was riding
became frightened ut some dogs sprlnglng
out from the roadside, and ran away, striking
the wheel violently against stump, throw
ing him out. he was at first thought dead,
but afterwards recovered, badly bruised.
Captain A. L. Whaling has been ap-
pointed southeast passenger agent 1or the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, IN
the absence of Captain Dukehart, who has
gone to California.
Mr.. Louis Gimni has been elected presi-
dent OF the "Up-Town" Conservative
German Club.
The conservative Kampaign Klub have
elected Messrs. Charles T.. Taylor and John
Bowers active members Of the Klub. There
were seventeen applicants for admission.
James E. Grubbs, of Halifax Courthouse,
was commissioned notary public yesterday
by the Governor.
DR.. John Dove had recovered yesterday
from his recent fndisposltlon to
,be able to walk to his downtown Office.
MIR. George B. Finch, Of Mecklenburg
county, qualified yesterday in the Supreme
Court to practice law.
Right Rev. Bishop James Gibbons has
gone to North Carolina on brief visit, but
will return to the city in time to administer
confirmation at St. Peters cathedal on Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock.
MIR. j. D. Woodward, of this city, well
known as the Aldine artist, and who has
been more recently employed by the Apple
tons an Picturesque America, left this city
yesterday for England, where he will be
engaged on Picturesque Europe, gotten up
by the Appletons in conjunction with an
English publishing house. The work OF
the English artist, it is said, is SO inferior to
Woodward's sketching on Picturesque
America that Woodward has been engaged
i'm his stead.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.-The following decree
has been granted by Judge Fitzhugh: Sallie
Wbiticar Us. William A. Whiticar. The
plaintiff, Sallie A. Whiticar, was authorized
to assume her maiden name, Sallie Parting
ton. The court decreed that the said Will
liam A. Whiticar shall not be at liberty to
marry again.
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LEVI nEXTER'S.

r,,, orcnrl another lot Of those beautiful TWO
SUTTON KID GLoNES-Sin AL sade>-at SOC. :;
r.-r,.>:irJAPANE>E FANS NJ 25c., sold last sum
,lrr ai IOc.
p,,u.UT-uANDLEF FANS at csc, sold last sum-
Iaor M 81:
,,1s>r>' WHITE, RLUF, ard PINK ITORI-IlAS-
DIE FROSTED FANS ri 25c., sold Eist summer
3, 15c.:
MISSES, SILK PARASOLS, lined, at 75c sold last
sun s,,r AZ 1925:
MISSES PlQUE BaNNE'res, Handsomely braided,
a; 80 aud 7:c.:
T,DIrS' tII.-LINEN CUFFS at 1870. pair;
.ls-., lot Of LADIES ElsSrLES at Csc;
And ,,suv thcr goods too numerous to mention-all
Of which will be sold ut greatly reduced prices
N'' 'A> 17-tMy3
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CONCERT To-NIGHT.--In addition to the
other attractions TO be found at St. Mark's
church fair tonight there viii be q vocal
and instrumental concert at the fair-rooms,
on Main street between Ninth and Tenth
streets, and those who patronize the fair VIII
not be required to pay anything additional
for the enjoyable music that Ii promised.
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REMOVALS.

subscribe has removed
III from 737 10 72S, opposite his former sssndt
where he has Oh hand 4 isrge stoez Of 2t
CHHDREE'S CARRIAGES
his own manufacture; guaranteed for one year Also
has = Gne assortment OF ali the latest styles Of
NoRTHERN-MADE CARRIAGES;
ali OF which he viii sell ut the loves. prices.
beautiful assortneut or gSS55sz<rI)6
MATS AND AFGHASs yEEYsCHEA 81 =
A nice line OF
GLASS and CRoCKERY-WARE, e!
which he win sell very Low. Examine his stock and
t1 convinced that this is the place 70 get
Don't forget No. 72s Main street.
Old carriages taken in creslsnse. Rapaisss nsa.il
done. AZ o.Ans 1e
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T0I,RINGrIsdE PAST WEEK I HAVE

TQ-RlNGrIsdE PAST WEEK / HAVE
IL -ece. ycd, cse Of the best-assoCtsu stocks Of
CEEAP DRY G04sS
hst,aas eve hcsE shown In this ilarket. would
call IL, special attention of the trade 10 my stock OF
PAkESOLS. which embraces all the novelties in the
inarae. In ,ilA3iBERGH E3fBR0s OERIBS am
odcrrlls of the cheapest gootsH choice styles
ever seen. ALfACAS, in great raraea! Of qualities
al astaleShilc yqtc"t- / showfnga speci atty ID
lRlSH l. -fSENS.at 25c., an from ths. price up.
CIECh3.U NAiASoOKS at 1 16Sc. per yard;
HEAVY BLEACH-D and BROWN4SIEE1INGS
nj . 2sr- pcr ysr',:
ENGl.tNf CORDED PIQUE at csc. pS- yard
beauiiu5 stylcsin. PRINTS ut 6ac. peH7slrd:
a large tsock Of VICTORIA LAWNS, .SWIsSES,
ana "ll!cr HlTE GiDDS from auction
hy MAHSEILLEsp QUILTS from aucas,n are the
cheapest cTsr secD. CHARLES HttT2 LER,
apl GIL BEaxl street.
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u f. 4 y 7 II ] S.
fr A., uow receiving our second supply Of

Wrarc uow receiving our second supply OF
SPRING GOODS,
among which are the following great bargains:
BLACK IRON BEREG Els from csc. to S1.25;
ri ,CK 1StESS Sill from 75c. TO SO;
ALPACNS- BOMBAZlSES, CASHMERES, and
srer- other kind Of DRESS GOODS at prices
which surprising:
LAWNS md CORDED 'JACONETS at 12Ec.:
. opu~arEs CAEICo At6sc. really worth lOc.;
.u,, A. uauy bales of C1TTON Mt and sc. rs you
may want.
All mEnCHED mBd BROWN COTTONS ard
siiEETlNGS retailcd at wholesale prices.
IN CAS>rMERE.S VIC. have the cheapest in the city.
Also. juspvrened IS dozen CHILDRES'S FANCY
.!rSfz-stripcd, sold, and embroidered.
Also a;clhcr lot OF those OSE-DOLLAR SHIRTS
~D:c!r.s ,hc'greatest bargain ever offered IN tins
market. Come ahisec
COURTNEY & POWELL,
ap17 SD Broad street.
-
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing were fined: Ben. Banks, 81 for being
drunk; John T. Hughes, 81 for assauitlng
and striking Lewis Sampson; Lewis samp-
son, 81 for disorderly conduct; r. A. Hop
kins and John McAuley, $3.50 for fighting !;
j. B. McAuley, $40 for assaulting L. A. Hop
kins. ;.
A number OF parties were fined for ordl-
nance violations.
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THE GLADIoLUs.-The Gladiolus is the most
beautiful Of our Summer Bulbs with tall spikes OF
flowers some two feet or more In height and often
several spikes from the same Bulb. The flowers are
Of almost every desirable color-brilliant, scarlet
crimson creamy white, biotched and spotted In the
most curious and interesting manner. So says the
Floral Guide. fE
have deposited with Mcssrs. RANDOLPH ENG
LIs for sale ut the lowest scale OF prices splcn-
did lot of these Bulbs. J.PARKER STITH.
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New MUSICAL CLUB.--A new musical club
has been organized in this city under the
name OF the Fourth-Street SeXtette Club,
with the following members: F. E. Moore,
first tenor; j. B. Charles and II. 81. Charles,
second tenor; C. B. Noryelle, alto; j. 81.
Chalkley, baritone, and T. j. Dance, basso.
C.. B. NorYelle, musical director.
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DEATH OF DIR. ERAsHUs PoWELL.-The
many friends Of DIR. Erasmus Powell, an
excellent physician and a most worthy gen.
tleman, will regret to read the announce
ment OF his death, which occurred at late
hour night before last. DR.. Powell was a
native OF Goochland county, but had re-
sided in Richmond for many years. He was
about fifty-five years Of age, and a member
Of Hines Lodge, knights Of Pythias.
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TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-The semi-annual
session OF the State Council Of Virginia,
Friends Of Temperance, viii convene in this
city on Tuesday evening next, the 18th tn-
slant. The meeting will be at Harmony
Hall, ON Broad street. Delegates will be
met by committee on the arrival OF the
trains and homes assigned them.
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PoUND PARTY To-NIGHT.-The pound
party for the benefit OF St. PauFs Church
Home (women's Department. will be given
by the lady directors Of the "Homeo to-
night ut the residence OF DR.. I. II. White,
No. 102 Ninth street. DIR. White having
kindly offered his house for the purpose.
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LEVY BROTHERS only advertise goods that they
have In store and such goods up to represents
ton. They ask but one price, and that the lowest,
whether 1t be for cacoea, cottons, or silks, laces,
and broadcIots. The fact is everything Is cheap at
LEVY BROTHERS, and In such times as these pur-
casers will find 1t to be to their advantage to pur-
chase of them.
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AUGUST FLowER.-There Is no case Of dyspepsia
that GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will not cure. Go
to the nearest drugstore and inquire about IT, II you
suffer from costiveness sick headache sour stomach,
indigestion liver complaint or arrangement of the
stomach or ver try 1t. Two or three doses will re-
ueye you. Sample bottles, 10 cents. PURCELL,
LApp G CO., wholesale agents.
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Ne,o Trial Granted.-A new trial has
been granted Maria Jones (coiored), who
was convicted in the Hastings Court OF
house-breaking and her term OF imprison-
ment ascertained at eighteen months in the
penitentiary.
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WONDERFUL SUccEss 1T is reported that Bo-
scuEE's GERMAN SYRUP has, since It's iutroduc-
ton In the United States, reached the immense sale
of $4,000 dozen per year. 1t is certain cure Tor
coughs, colds, and consumption. Sample botties can
be had at any drugstore. Regular size, 7o cents 1t
is curing Its thousands OF consumption. PURCELL,
LADD &c CO., wholesale agents
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CRUEL. On Wednesday morning several
negroes, while driving beeves from the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot to the
scales In this city, becoming enraged at an
OK being broken down and unable TO go on,
poured Kerosene oil on its head and set fire
to it, burning its eyes out
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The City Central Oo,nmittee.-A meeting
of this committee was held Wednesday night,
at which Messrs. S. NJ. Pcrdue, John a..
Matthews, A. L. Bradley, and j. r. Cogbill
were appointed special committee to con-
slider and report plan for the nomination
of city officers ut the coming election. Ad-
iourued until Saturday night.
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Writ of Eleciion.-Judge Clopton has is
sued q writ OF election to fill the office OF
high-constable, made vacant by the failure
Of E. j. Fisher, the present incumbent, to
qualiiy-the election to take place on the
25th OF May.
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SAVING LIyEs-The safest and only reliable cure
for consumptIon sore throat and lungs, bad colds,
chronic coughs, and catarrh, is WIsHART's PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL, purely vegetable remedy,
which never fails to thoroughly purify the blood and
remove every ycs:ige OF pulmonary disease.
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RUSTIC BAsKETs, RUSTIC PLowER-P0Ts, RUs-
TIC yAsEs-something unique and new-at AoR-
TOMS corner .hain and Reservoir streets.
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City Council. A regular meeting OF this
body will be held at the Council chamber
tonight at S O'Clock.
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PronABiE1rsEs TO- pay lVdsAiagtor,i
April 2Q.-For the South Atlantic and East
crn Gulf States, stationary pressure and
temperature, south and east winds, and
partly cloudy or clear weathe will prevail.
For the Middle and East Atlantic coasts,
south and west winds, stationary or lower
pressure, higher temperature, and partly
cloudy weather. IS
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear or fair
and pleasant. 80
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, AZ :;
Q A. NJ, Sc; II NJ, G6t; Q r. H., 70; IS. p
~, GO; midnight, SIS.
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READ LEVY BRoTHERs' advertisements, and u
will he the means Of saving you few dollars when
you are about to purchase your dry goods.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICINITY
for sale at all the bookstores and news-stands. The
most complete guide-booh OF the city ever pub
lishe6
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Miss Kellogg authorizes the denial that
she had said she was annoyed while In
washington by ladies in the journalistic
profession. inq,ifring as to her matrimonial
intentions. She says the lady correspond
ents who called upon her made 9 most ia
yorable impression. She says nothing about
tbe INQUIRIES of male Journalists as to her
views upon marriage. The silence is por-
sent0tis, s5{l lE5E ~ ~ SEss
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done as thc
DISPATCH PRIETISG-HoUsE Good work, low
prises. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DIAEoRA, WARD, and other CHOICE BRANDS si
ToBAccos for sale wholesale and retail at r. WHIT
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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IT is CONCEDED by al smokers that WHIT
LOCKS NOBEL CIGARS are the best for ten 0ssn
For sale every where.
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You can get more dry goods for your money q
LEVY BROTHERS. than In any other honse IN this
city. They are now selling come bar
gains In silks.
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4 Large Turnout. About one thousand
colored people Of this city and Richmond
were on the streets yesterday celebrating the
fifteenth amendment.
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GO TO LEVY BROTHERS. for your dry goods
that is, If you wish to save money when you make
ypur purchases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-21

GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING-PLhETS.-Aiafg large
stock and fine assortment Ut JOHN AoRToF's, tiatn
and Reservoir streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-21
AFTER-MANAGEMENT.

Tie tall-growing varieties to neat stakes
to prevent winds and rains from prostrating
them. Remove decaying plants, and re-
place with young ones from the nursery
bed. Keep beds and borders free from
weeds, and stir the surface occasionally to
prevent evaporation.