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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, THURS
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the
matter OF Paine, Cabcll d. Co. Order en-
tered directing the assignee to sell the real
estate surrendered by r. A. Paine.
. In the case Of j.. z. Carpenter. The
bankrupt was ordered to show cause on the
18th of April, 1877, why the property
allowed him ns homestead exemption
should not be sold to satisfy the claim Of
w. j. Branch.
In the matter Of Fl. w. QuarIes. W. T..
Bibb was ordered to show cause on the 10th
instant why be should not be required to
deliver to the bankrupt certain property
now in his possession.
In the case OF Thomas r. Leigh. As
signee's report OF sale Of 294 acres Of land
in Gloucester county filed.
In the matter Of &. II. Pyle. Order en-
tered approving account Of assignee and
diScharging him from further liability.
The chancery cause Of Crump, assignee
Of Hutcheoa Brothers, Us. Alexander Chap
man, was fully argued and submitted.
Judge Hughes will call the docket in the
United States Courts to-day tFriday.)
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CHEAP LoTs.-The great sale Of cheap lots BY
DICKINSON G CHEWING this afternoon tust be.
yond Chimborazo should attract general attention.
The Improvements soon to be made IN that portion
Of the city will have very decided influence on all
kinds OF real estate, and especially upon building
lots which are In cons tderable demand. The
tobacco factories OF Richmond work several thousand
hands, and nearly all these factories are In the lower
portion Of the city. These lots are very convenient
TO the factories, the wharres, and 10 other eAtab
lishments that employ large numbers OF hborers,
and with the return of better times their Sslue Will
be greatly increased. Ii you wish to buy ., time
and in place insure great bargains don't fall to
be on hand this afternoon ar DICKINSON & CHBwN-
ING'S great auction of CHEAP LOTS.
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THE AMATEUR BAND CONCERT TONIGHT
Tonight the Amateur Band concert viii
be given Mt Assembly hail, and the house
will doubtless be crowded to It's utmost ca, "a.
pacity. Do not fail to hear II, Tor you VIII
miss musical treat The programme IS
very tine, and we have never seen one ior
an amateur performance SO admiraOly
chosen. It's delightfully."- short, and free
from those features so observable on mos:
programmes. which are thrown in to till
up. It will be most pleasant evening 10
ali who are 80 fortunate rs to be present.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the
South Atlantic States, warmer southeast to
southwest winds, partly cloudy weather,
and rising barometer on the coast.
For the Gulf States, easterly to southeriy
winds, stationary or slowly falling barome--
ter, slight changes in temperature, and
partly cloudy weather, with rains in the in.
terror Of the southwest during Friday.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clear or fair weather, southeast winds. fall
ing followed by rising barometer, and in
the eastern portion rising temperatures.
For the Middle States. partly cloudy,
slightly warmer weather, with south to
west winds, and rising barometer on the
coast ------
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HUsT7NGS C0URT.-The following business
was transacted in this court yesterday:
Washington Edwards, who was convicted
Of making felonious assault upon Robert
J. JONES' was yesterday sentenced to i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary for five
years.
George Anthony, charged with assaulting
Nellie Giblin, was convicted OF unlawful as-
sault, fined one cent, and committed to jail
for ten days.
Moses Miller, charged with breaking into
the store of Robert j. Jones, was tried and
acquitted.
John Harmon, charged with assaulting
Isaac Danna, was tried and convicted OF un-
lawful cutting and wounding, and sent to
the penitentiary for one year.
Thomas Tyler, charged with assaulting
Fannie Harris, was convicted Of unlawful
assault, and sent to Jail for thirty days and
fined one cent.
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Tn hef Maine home, Amnie Louise Cary

In hef Maine home, Annie Louise Cary,
the singer, is regarded with little less than
alteration. Itis said thaton one occasion,
when the fact that she wasabour to visit her
friends in the old Pine-Tree State had be-
come generally known, we.l-to-do citizeR
scrubbed up the family carriage and was In
waiting at the little depot VIXEN Miss Cary
alighted. from the train. She had pleasant
word for every one, bat TO the eter OF seat
b, the spick-and-span phseton she returned
a pleasant, ssOh. won't trouble you; It's
only a little way, and iii just ran home
acress the pasture, as ! used TO-" And she
did, with oil the seeming ioyousness OF q
schoolgirl home on a vacation.
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TIE SECOND WHEAT DRAsDIL CONCERT
The second OF the grand Evenings OF
Song" at the Theatre last night resulted In
another decided triumph for the ladies and
gentlemen taking part in The entertainment.
The audience was not more brilliant nor
more select than that Of Wednesday night,
but in magnitude it far surpassed it. The
favorable impression created by the incom-
parable singing OF Hiss Anna Drasdil had
gone abroad, and had the desired effect.
The singers, without exception, acquitted
themselves splendidly, rendering their va
rious pieces with more spirit and feeling,
while the audience was decidedly more
sympathetic. a, as
The programme, as on the first night,
embraced numerous choice and fGvorite Sc
lections, opening with the quartette from
Martha, "This is Yeur Future Dwelling"
which was splendidly gwen by the Monu-
mental choir. The baritone solo, "The
Stirrup Cup" by Mr.. Grant in the first
part, and the beautiful alto and tenor duo,
.'The Sailors Sighs," in the second part,
by Miss Maggie Redford and Dir. John D.
Redford, were well sung and ELECTED much
applause, necessitating responses to the
encores. "The Bridal Chorus" by the
Monumental choir, assisted by Miss Sarah
Wood, which was the opening piece or the
second part, was sung with wonderful cor
rectness, Miss Swain sustaining the leading
part most creditably.
Miss Wood sang two lovely gems: an
arib from the "Magc Flute" and "The
Sky Lark" in which the high cultivation OF
her splendid soprano voice was displayed
to the best advantage.
The main attraction, as on the previous
night, however, was the delightful sing
ing of Miss Drasdll, who again electrt-
fed her hearers by the thrilling man.
ner in which she sang her two So
los, "In Questo 2o,nba," by Beethoven,
and "Di fanH Palpiti," from Tancre-
d." The applause with which both pieces
were received was OF the most enthusiastic
character, and she vas compelled, although
at first declining recall, to respond in each
case by singing, in the first instance, song
in German, "sleep Well, Thou Sweet
Angel" and in the second, "1l Sesretto =
THE Secret, from "Lucrezia Borgla."
Miss Drasdil is grand singer, and COM
pares most favorably with any Of the we'll
known artists who have heretofore visited
Richmond, and those OF our people who
have enjoyed her exquisite vocalization will
not soon forget her, and will be prepared
to give her cordial welcome should she
ever revisit our city.
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CR0QUET.

nROOUET FOR THE MILLION
iCs balls and ma iers, nicely painted; sskss. i.
and 10 arches, packed 10 stTGn5 o9Hi si sa sH Az
scs with balls and malIeta bnt NOT packed IN poxs
sSc Finer sets at sc, $3.50, and S3. -, :, -.
Ip0n receipt OF soc. additional any ses VIII pe -
b, any mar, Of yirginis, West Vir2inia, or Norm
Csroiina, freight or express psisd ! r. ELLYsoN,
an Slime lll2 Main street
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MISS NELSON UNDER BLUE-GLAss TREAT
MEHT.-Miss Nelson is daily improving in
health. She has moved from the Market
Street side OF the Palace Hotel to tropical
parlors Mt the southwest corner, and forti-
fed herself behind stratum OF blue glass
placed within her bay-window, and reach
ing from the floor to the ceiling. Here she
basks the Iiyelong day in ceruean sun
shine. Her wardrobe is contained in eigh-
teen trunks, the smallest OF the regulation
Saratoga dimensions, and the largest the
size OF u small grain bin. The most pleth-
oric enwraps the lovely dresses OF Juliet, in
Guiding the embroidered shawl in which she
reposes in the cold tomb of the Capulets,
and the pure white conventional robes worn
by the nun Isabella. The moving OF them
from the Marketstreet rooms to the Steven
son-street sanitari1m yesterday afternoon
was labor OF love on the part OF three
stalwart porters. The rooms being on diff
ferent floors, the large elevator was called
into requisition, and travel between the
courts and sky-parlors was impeded for
something less than an hour. The transfer
was at last, however, safely effected, and
the charming actress safely settled In her
new, quarters. The curative process pro-
ceeds unimpeded.-San Hascisco Chro-
nscie - s.sr1t
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tory to the liquor-dealers than Moffett's. 1t
brings the State in debt to the dealer by


brings the State in debt to the dealer by
working backwards.
A number OF our people have commenced
gardening.
The Morgan House, the handssmest In
the city, Is receiving its finishing touches.
The Chesterfield Club Is to be re5rgan-
lied.
No Mayors Court for several days. The
city is quiet.
The flower Of Manchesterial beauty and
chivalry are expected to be ut Nunnully's
Hall next Tuesday night.
Court for the dispensation Of civil Justice
ut Oh O'Clock this morning.
The city has been we'll billed for Fore
paugh's grea. circus and menagerie.
Chesterfield County Court meets next
Monday at II O'Clock A. d..
Manchester is SO healthy that the doctors,
drugmen, and coroner are the only ones
who are complaining.
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TIE New TELEGRAPH LINE.-Nr. j. w.
Harveycntter, superintendent OF the At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, has
petltioned the City Council to allow the
company to construct telegraph line from
the CORPORATION line on Brook avenue to
and across the Free bridge. The petition
has been referred to the Committee on
&c "
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JAMES MACDOUGALL, ut 10 o'clock A. "a,
household furniture, dry goods, waH.Tnckets,
soda-fountain, &c.
ROBERT B. LYME, ~ p. NJ, store property On
the west side Of Eighteenth street near Main.
JAMES M. TAl LoR, 5 P. M., large brick dwelling
NO 425, east side of Sixth street between Mn<.
shall and Clay streets.
DICKINSON 4 CHEWING, 8 P. NJ. large NUM-
Der OF building lots in Lewiss plan. at Rookotts,
and also In plan OF Fulton.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND PosT-OFFIoE APRIL 8. 1877.-T. j.
Anderson, Richmond, Va; II. A. Atkin-
son, Jr., Richmond, Va; j. NJ. Brunswick
g. Bake Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; j. e. Gary,
Richmond, Va; F. F.Liebermuth, Richmond,
Va; Miss Amelia MiIlhiser, Richmond,
Va; T. B. Pryor, Richmond, Va; Pro.
fessor E. B. Smith, Richmond, Va; Payton
Tabbs, Richmond, Va; George w. Wilson,
Fall River, Mass; William Taylor, no ad-
dress ....
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Mr. Gladstone made incisive remarks on
~ preaching" at the City Temple, London,
sanong the Congregationalists. on March
Ed. He quoted remark which Dr. .Dollin-
ger had made to him over thirty years be.
iow: "Depend upon 1t, II the Church OF
England is to make way and be Thoroughly
national Church, it must give up the prac.
tice OF preaching from written sermons"
His comment wa1 that It is only out OF the
full heart, and likewise out of the wel'-fur-
nished mind, that good extemporaneous
preaching can proceed.
Bismarck is SO years old; 30 is Lord Gran.
vile. Prince Gortchakoff is 70, Lord
Beaconsfield Is 70, and Mr.. Gladstone 6s.
President MacMahon Is nearly 69: Inc
Pope will soon be s5; the Archbishop OF
Canterbury is &c; DR.. Pusey ~, ana pea1 a
Stanley 81. Garibaldi is nearly ~, Lofo
Russell rs, and Jules Simon 83.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy
during the day, and cool with clearing wea-
ther in the afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY = 4. NJ, Al |;
A. NJ, 81; noon, 57;.3 =. NJ. SO; & p.
81, Sc; midnight, 40.
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THE WORK OF YouNG ARTIST. james
Alexander Blankenship, Of Manchester, mas
on exhibition at John Fl. Tyler Co.'S, IN
this city, plastNr bust OF Thomas Branen.
ESQ. Considering that the sculptor ID put
eighteen years OF age, and he has had few
opportunities for instruction In this great
art, his work is decidedly good.
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NARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

4 6NARDOLc, ftItQC I hE-AN q w.
ARE RECEIVING
by every the latest styles and novelties In
SPRING GOODS,
which they guarantee cannot be bought cheaper at
retail in TIE United States. IN
they defy competition in this market, their stock
being handsomer and larger than ever before, en-
braring all OF the new shades. In
BLACK GOODS
they are keeping larger and finer stock than the,
have ever done and call especial attention to thi
line of their business. very large assortment o
sUN-sHADEs AND PARAsOLS,
latest styles and shades. A full line Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
NOVELTIES IN SECK-TIEs. &C.
LACE FIsCHUEs,
very handsome. A large stock OF a
CAssDiEREs.
lmh "a 3..
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RETAIL AUCTION SALE of ciymade Boots and
Shoes ut Richmond Boot and Shoe Factory. 215
east Broad street. between Second and Third streets
Saturday evening" April 7th. Sale commences at q
O'Clock p. 81,
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Gas was furnished in 1875 at So per 1000
feet; in 1876 at $3.50 per 1000 feet.
The disbursements in 1876 were $780,
1896. In 1875 the disbursements were
$147,S37.72. Decrease in expenditures,
G17 COS ne
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OF ALL THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES. per.
hap; none surpass that OF extracting the essence OF
beef, which has proved such blessing to the sick
Colden's Lebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Toalc
Invgoraor has the preference for weakness, dcpra-
SION eonsumption. lassltude, and fevers.
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PRINTING-HOUsES.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.


Having one Of The LARG EST AND HESF-
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES N THE SOUTH. conn
bined with skilful mechaAical talent, we are pre-
pared TO execute promptly, in the yery best ssyie'
and At Low PRICES, every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH As
BUsISEss-CARDs, I"
vIsITING-CARDs,
PRoFEsslONAI.-CARDs, ~ ~
WEDDING-CARDs,
SHOW CARDS.
BILL HEADS,
LETpER-HEADS,
NOTE. HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS.
NOTICES CHECKS. u,.
MANIFESTs.
RECEIPTS.
TAGS ENVELOPES
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
&C., 90.
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
We have sl the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work IN style that cannot bc
Orders from the country promptly ailed and -
livefed by express or mai.
Estimates furnished when rcqutred
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The inventory OF the real and personal
property Of the Erie railway, compiled
after two years labor, ills twenty large
volumes, and cost over a hundred thousand
dollars. The binding alone cost twelve dol
lars volume.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH VEsTRY.-In c0nse-
quence OF the small attendance on Easter
Monday no election Of vestrymen for the
current year took place, and the present
members continue In office.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF TIE CITY
GAs-WoRKs FOR THE PAST Two YEARS.
The following il statement OF the receipts
and expenditures on account OF City Cas-
Works for the fiscal years 1875 and 1876:
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AcCuDEET.-Mr. L. T. Chandler, while at
work yesterday evening shingling house
near the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
shops, fell and received some injuries. The
city ambulance was called, and 1t took him
home, at 2121 Pleasant street, Union Hill.
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WEARE RECEIVING daily additions 10 Our large
stock of Boots Shoes, Trunks Satchtls. &c. Prices
very low. Custom work thand-made) made 10 ordc
and guaranteed to t. Repairing neatly and prompt
~ done. HERMAN BoscHEE BROTHER,
SOC and 81 Broad street.
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The RIGNoLD EEGAGEMENT.-The armors
for the Rignold engagement, and Mr.. Rig
nold's horse, which he uses in Henry ",
arrived yesterday.
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THRoUGH TRAIN-The northward-bound
train that left here last night went through
on its usual time, the slide having been re-
moved
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LUMBER DEALER.
n w. PIChRELL. ,,.n
II. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMbEn
- =, ~-@S--~I-S-7 nEkI,ER. tsf2s

IN. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMbE1
- 80 DEALER,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, sorfH BASIN
keep constantly full itne OF seasoaed BULDiNa
LUSiBER; also, SHINGLES LATHS and Tst--c
BACCO-Box BOARDS. I.
BILL LuMBEg CUT 70 oRDER.
+ WALNUT, CHERRY, Ash, MApLE, iiIgAQkgs'
DREssED BOARDS aud FLOORING kept uBdcz.
sheds. z -. q -, q < a,x y
Commend equal 10 the best sold in this markse arg
~ prices much lower ttau usual rates. 1he srsa9
sstsi ana AZ 10 their nterest 10 exatne oEr efocG p
fare purchastLe. Can hH orders for sn1 9s ~
above on short notice. - =
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Police Court, Observation-Disclosures FL.
Spurlock (coloredl, assault and battery, was
fined 50.
Charles Welsh, assault and battery, was
fined So.
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DR.. TAYLoR's Ns1T ENTERTA1NHEET.-
DR.. Taylor's entertainment, which takes
place next week, will be given for the
benefit OF Grace-Street Baptist church.
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s1- On all sales OF Real Esta1e made 6etteedf
the lst OF January and last Of Juns the HLes.fat
on ali sales made betDeen the Let Of Jaly and aa4
Of the year the tares hdue to be paid 6y the Se0a
(ThJs custom WAS adopted about hfteen years aSs
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond ana af
piies to Richmond and yicinity.1
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OuAL1FIED.-Mr.; James l.. Apperson quail
itied yesterday in the Hustings Court as
notary public for the city Of Richmond.
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Editors Dispatch Dear Sirs,-You will
please mention through your paper that
the man j. w. Smoot, arrested for miscon-
duct, was not James T. Smoot, nor is he
any relative Of mine.
Yours, with respect, JAMES L. SHOOT.
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THE MONTAGUE SACK SUIT-nca., new, mo'ay,
and dressy.
Prices, so to s25.
A. SAKs 6 CO., 1913 Main street
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"HELES's BABIES" and those that are nos He
lens, can be fitted from our chldren's stock. We
have the incest tinest suit at low figures. A. SAKS
4 Co. 1913 Main street.
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"LEGHAN"-We suggest that should our frienos
need an old and pure rye whiskey, they try the L
CHAN" one Of Messrs. w. D. BLAIR Co.'S most
popular brands. Their price for such an old Who
key "a exceedingly reasonable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

The best city-madc dollar WHITE DREss-sEIRr
at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

THORoRoCLY SHRuNk.
Every garment We offer Is thoroughly shrunk
A. SAKS & Co., 10l3 Main street.
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CuANcERY Court OF RICHHOND.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of: Harris Us.
Talialerro, &c. Jones's executors Us. Jones,
&C.; Mosely Us. Mosely, &c; Southall Us.
Gray's executors Us. Gray, &C.; shanks 4
g. Barrett Us. Stanley, trustee, &c.; Car
dozo, Fourquerean & 20. Us. Lee, &c. {;
Browns executors Us. Burton, &c.
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The best unlaundried WHITE SHIRT at III Is
tha, made and sold by LEVY BROTHERS. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed. NJ. -.
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Now Is the time to get. good bargains In DRY
GOODS. Go to LEVY BROTHERS snd make your
selections from thcir large und wcl-assorted stock.
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N. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents. insert ad-
yertsenents In all of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Oriers left at tie Dis
patch counting room Will receive prompt attsn-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tne
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoCsE. Good WORE, 10"
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PERSONAL Cochran is steadily
improving, and in ten days it is probable
that he will be in condition to be removed
to his home In Stauntop.
hessrs. W. B. Taliaferro, Clay, Simpson,
and other members OF the Legislature, ex-
pect to leave this morning by the Wyanoke
on trip to New York.
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HAMBURGH EDGINGS and INsERrINdS In great
variety and good bargains nt LEVY BROTHERS..
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Save money Oh your silk dress, and get the very
Latest styles out ut LEVY BROTHERS..
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Look at the novelties In spring pREss GoorS
now opening ut LEVY BRorHsRs'.
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DRY GOODS are lower now than they VIII be for
a long time to come. Now Is the time 10 ges gooo
bargains ut LEVY BROTHERS.. s.r.
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NEwES OF OULD VIRGINIA..
Yc Administration OF GovOurnor
YcartsIcy.

SETTL EMENTs, HOUSES, CHURCHES, IN
uABITANTs, &C., IN 16lC-AsSEABLY OF
l6le-rUNIsiMENT OF DRUNKENNESS
yAINGLORIOUS ATTIRE-RELGGI0Cs BE-
LIEF OF THE ABORIGINES-COLLEG AT
HENRICOPOLIS-l NDIAN FRIENDSHIP
FIRST ENGLISH MALE CHILD BORN IN THE
COLoNY-BACON's REBELLION-ISSTITU
TIOS OF NEGRO SLAVERY.
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Editors Of the Dispatch: Through the
animating benefcence Of my friend Mr..
NeiIl, whose restless zeal, even amidst
arduous labors, would employ every mo-
ment and every opportunity towards the
elucidation OF the history OF our country
and the elevation Of its literature, and the
inspiring Of proper interest in, and due
regard for, its renowned past, so amply en-
emplified, am enabled to. offer to the NIL
merous readers of the Dispatch the accom-
panying highly valuable and graphic pic
ture of ancient Virginia, her early settlers
(our ancestors) and their belongings. The
article is of deep interest to the historical
student. Bow much more gratifying and
instructive must it be to the general reader,
who has not ut his command the same def
mite sources OF information?
1t is earnestly to be hoped. as implied by
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