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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

OPENING THE CAMPAIGN.-The Old Do
minion Conservative Club, always ready
when the city or country calls to duty, and
always among the most active and efficient
colaborers in the cause Of good govern
meut, law, and order, will open the city can
yass tomorrow night by grand rally OF
the Conservative voters OF Jefferson and
Marshall Wards in front Of the Old Market
Hall. Distinguished speakers are an
nounced. Every preparation will be made
for rousing meeting. Let The Conserya.
tives OF the other wards send full deIega-
tions 10 the Tuesday might rally.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
WASHINGTON LiFE-INSURANCE
COMPANY.
NEW YORK. April "a, 1850.

NV ! OTh NTTTI u, IF5U.
The WASHINGTON LTFE-INcURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK, has recently appointed
Mr.. THOMAS l.. ALFRIEND 10 be rs representa-
tive in the Stare Of Virginia, with Once at No. ll09
Main street, Richmond, In place Of Dr.. BENJAMIN
DENNIS, late State Manager. The business Of the
company in the state will hereafter be managed
exclusively by Mr.. ALFRIEND. whose reputation
as an Insarance Agent Is botn well AID EvorabIy
known throughout Virginia. E.s. FRENCH,
Superintendent OF Axes eies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

At a full meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee OF the Citizens Association held
Friday The 3Oth ultlmo the following was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved bu the Erecutiue Committee Of
the Citizens Association, That we recon-
mend TO the members OF this Association,
and all other citizens who are in favor Of
local self-government to take part in the
primary election, and that we promise to
give an earnest support 10 all candidates
nominated at the primary election who may,
by their intelligence, worth, and fidelity to
the rights OF the people, be entitled to It.
l.. NJ. CARDOZO, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES rBis DAY.

RICHARDSON s. co, IL NJ, ten acres OF land
pear the western limits OF the c,ty on the Broad
stree. road, ia Henrico county.
gOBERT d. LYME, ) T.. NJ. large brick store and
va, ant lN adjoining on ssYenteentb street be-
tween Clay and Venabe !. also, two-story brick
store opposite.
FRANK ID. HILL g co., >, u. H.. dwelling an.
lot on the corner of Arch and Fourth street p
known as "Rratl's Cottage"
JOHN VI. GODDIN, Or Il! M.. building lot on ~
north hwesd corner OF sra0e 2ad Henry streets.
r. :. ANDERSON & sON,1O A. NJ, groceries, hs
I. l.. WHITING. H'ga Constable, 10 A. NJ, fugbi-
ture, plsnghs. sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

ASCENSION DAY-DEyOuoyAL EXERCISES
By The KNIGHTS TEMPLAr.-R Richmond
Commandery, Knights Templar, will observe
Thursday, May 9Th (Ascension day, with
imposing and impressive solemnities. At
Centenary church, at 8 o'clock Il. NJ, there
Will be devotional exercises, opening with
the singing Oi the inspiring hymn
"All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name"
after which Assistant Prelate Rever-
end Sir w. q. Starr will recite the pro-
phetic and historic lesson, TO which the
Sir knights Will respond. There will also
be general cXhortation and con-
fession, TO be followed by "GiOria
in ErceisiS," sung by the choir.
The Ten Commandments will then be re-
cited by the assistant prelate, the knights
responding with bowed heads, and the Ben
edictaS will be sung by the choir; then will
follow the Apostles Creeds and several
prayers; then the Jubitdte Dec, Te Deum
L1udGmuS, and other music by the choir.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt will sing the beautiful
hymn g Know that My Redeemer Liyeth."
The sermon will be preached by the pre-
late, Rev. Sir A. w. Weddell, ID. ID. Fol-
lowing the sermon the choir will sing
Gloria from Mozarl's Twelfth Mass. The
congregation will join in singing "Old
HuDdre1," and, lastly, the benedlcliOn will
be pronounced by Rev. DR.. r. n. Sledd.
The special choir for the occasion will
consist Of Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt, Mrs. John
II. Knowles, Jr., Mr.. f. w. Hof, and Mr..
William III. Grant, ,Ir.
The Commandery will assemble at st.
Adams Hall Thursday evening, and, unter
the escort OF st. Andrews Commanderg.
will proceed to the chuI ch, headed by Kes'-
nich's band.
The ceremonies will be different from any
ever before held in Richmond, and are PEE
culiar to the knightly order OF Templars.
An interesting, pleasant, and instructive
evening will be spent, and the church Will
no doubt be crowded. The public, the H.
dies especially, are invited 10 attend.
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLASE's LIVER PILLS, in cases o
AGrR AND FEVER, when taben with quinine' are
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahsric can be used preparatory 10 or after taxing
luinine We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease 10 give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
80
gsti,s, they are unequaled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Messrs. Frank d. Hill Il Co., auctioneers,
sold Saturday for Messrs. NJ. NJ. Gillian
and A. Austin Smith, commissioners, brick
dwelling No. Ill east Clay street for Sl,60o
brick dwelling No. 113 east Clay street ioi
81, ,72O; brick dwelling No. 1l5 east Clay
street for $l,995; brick dwelling No. III
east Clay street for S2,470; and vacant lol
on Clay near Second street, 3Oxl3O feet al
$50. so per feot-total, IS, 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

HUsTISGs COURT.-Tbe May term OF the
Hustings Court-Judee George L.. CbrS-
tian-commences to-day. No civil cases
viii be heard this term, and there are no
criminal cases OF special interest on the
docket. The court will be engaged most OF
the time this session in granting licenses
under the new law to iquor-dealers. The
grand jury will meet this morning at /
O'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

EIIINIJNUf ~ NF7II III tccVs
This company, which has not been surpassed by
any in dividends and In beraIily and proiaptituce
II the settlement 0f claim, needs ESthog more
than simple reference 10 its poicy-nolders 10 rec
commend IL 20 the attention or the pnbie. It's
assets OF s5,605,000 consist OF Government, state,
and city stocks and bonds aud mortgages. Afier
PROVIDING sufficient reserve for the perfect pso,ec'
ton Of pocy-holoers, aud for every liability, IL
holds a surplus as erard policv-hod.Hs OF ptsrly
sl.COe0OO. Agents who are willing ioxork want
ed everywhere throughout the state Of Virginia.
Circulars. pamphlets, aud tables Of rates showing
the cost of Insurance. aud any information respect
NJ lie company, can be obtained by application to
THOMAS L.ALkRltSD.
state Manager.
No. llO3 Main street,
an2S-lw over W. ID. Blair & Go. s.
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Public Temperance Meeting.-A temper
ance mass-meeting under the auspices OF
Manchester Division, No. %, will be held
tomorrow night at the Baptist church.
james A. Gentry. W. F., will preside. Rev.
Pre- ston Nash, william p. Gretter. DR.. A.
s. McRae. and other speakers will be pres
ent. Good music is expected. All the city
ministers have been invited. The temper
ance men and women OF this cify and Rich
mond are cordially invited to be present in
regalia. The public, the ladies especially,
are invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

THE UNIvgRsITY CLUB.-A meeting OF the
University Club Of Richmond will be held
at the Circuit Court rooms tomorrow night
at 81 O'Clock. Professor Charles 5. Venable,
OF the University, will be present and ad-
dress the members in reference to the astre'
nomical observatory fund. A full attend
ance OF the members Is requested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

THOSE WHO DESIRE TO SEE VERY FINE
PASTEL PORTRAIT should call at Mr.. NJ. , Pow
ERs's Gallery, No. s12 Main street, over Petri's
confectionery. Mr. POWERS has Just finished one
OF The best pictures In this style of that We have
ever seen. u Is on exhibition for few days
He Is prepared TO take plain PHOTOGRAPHS ofall
szes, besides PORTRAITS IN water.coors and In o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

UNITED STATES C0URT.-Judges Hugh l..
BOND aud Robert w. Hughes. OF the United
states Court. will hold Court Ia this
c'ty this week. Several criminal eases are
20 De tried. Judge Hughes was in the
city Saturday morning. but left In che af.
,ernoon, and will return to-day. Judge
BOND Is also expected to arrive here to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

KID GLOVES, KID GLovELs.-We offer a large
stock OF lwo-BUTToN OPERA KID GLOVES at 25c
pair best ONE-BUITON BLACK SEAMLESS XII
GLoYEs-szes, 81 aud 81. and Opera Kid. ~. *
and 7ai-at 2jc. pair; the best 75c. and 81 XII
GLOVES ever oflcrc! In this city; FOSTER XII
GLOVES. with the patent lace fa,tenlngs-the bes
kid gloves in the world LEVY BROTHERS sole
agents for these celebrated gloves. THREE-BUT.
TON OPERA KID GLOVES at 35c. apair: BLAcB
LACE MITTs in all qualities COLoRED LAcE
MITTS a large stock OF LIsLE-THREAD and BER.
LIN GLOVES HOSE for women and children in
great variety ~ LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Returned to. the Penitentiary.-S Saturday
morning between 8 and 10 o'clock one
hundred and twenty-three eonyicis, who
had been employed at the quarries at Gran
ite, in Chesterfield county, passed through
this city on their way 10 the penitent!ary.
They were guarded by dozen armed men.
st one Tins upwards OF four hundred con-
yicts were employed at the Granite-W Worhs
in Chesterfield, all OF them being coiored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

Picnic To.DAY.-Powhatan Lodge, No
1910. Knights of Honor, will bold their an
nual picnic to-day at the James-Riyer brew
ery. The committee having the affair u
charge have made complete arrangements
and nromise that "strict order will be Oh
served and noimproper characters admitted
to the grounds" Dancing VIII oommenc' .s'
at Q O'Clock, and stages VIII DO run from ln'
Old Market and the terminus oi the stree
railway. A pleasant time Is anticipated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

REGISTRATION NOTICES. On Saturday the
registration officers Of the city posted up
the notices of registration. Tie registra-
ton Offices will be opened on Tuesday, May
nth. All parties who desire to vote at the
ensuing municipal election should not fail
TO see that their names are properly re-
corded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

COLORED INDEPENDENT ORDER OF G00T
TEMPLARs.-New Light Lodge, No. 2, has
elected the following officers: Rev. Ben1a'
min Persons, worthy chief templar; Berk
ley Lee, worthy vice templar; W. Ii. L.
Combs, worthy secretary; Miss Carrie NJ
Wise. worthy financial secretary; Bruce
Thornton, worthy treasurer; Mary Harvey,
worthy marshal; George Cox, worthy
guard: r. X. Roy, worthy sentinel; X. IL.
Combs, worthy deputy marshal; &. l..
Lawrence, worthy assistant secretary; Nj.
b. Persons, past worthy chief templar
George Washington, worthy right-band
supporter; William Thornton, worthy left
hand supporter. r. McNaughton. grand
worthy chief tempar, will install these
officers Tuesday night. This Lodge has
initiated fifteen new members during the
past quarter and is considered the banner
Lodge Of the State In membership.
Christian Welcome Lodge, No. Z, has
elected Israel WordeD, worthy chief tenn
plar: Anna Robinson, worthy yIce-templar (;
William Robinson, worthy secretary; Rev.
Welfare Williams, worthy chaplain: Iii
Hopson. worthy financial secretary; W. Ill.
Robertson, worthy treasurer: Emma Will
liams, worthy marshal: George Miles.
worthy guard; William Harvey, worthy
sentinel: Rosetta Larrv, worthy deputy
marshal: William ii. Werden, worthy as
sistant secretary; Mrs. Lucy Woodson,
past worthy chief temphr; George L. Lar
nv, worthy right-hand supporters George
p. Mankins, worthy leftband supporter.
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To,ai......,

AT the same primary Mayor, Attorney
Tor the Commonwealth, Auditor, Collector,
Commissioner OF the Revenue, High Con-
stable. Sergeant, and Sheriff. CounciImen,
Justices OF the Peace, and nine Aldermen
are TO be nominated from Marshall,
Jefferson. and Clay Wards, one alderman
each; from Madison, Monroe, and Jackson
Wards, two each.
"All persons who desire TO be such can
didates shall inform the chairman OF the
City Committee [B. c. Gray, Esq.,] on or
before Saturday The Sth day OF May" Mr..
Gray should be Informed by letter or postal
card, not verbally.
Candidates will be notified OF the amount
OF their assessment as soon as the names
are all in. and will he required to pay be-
fore the ticket l. printed. Deleg tes to tie
Convention will not oe assessed.
There is nOt-as some persons think
provision in the primary election plan for
advertising the ticket as made up on the
Sth day OF May.
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CONyICTS TO BE DISCHARGED. Among
the convicts whose terms OF Imprisonment
Will expire this month are the following
from Richmond, with the date Of their dis
charge: Edward Mason (colOred). May
18th; William Ii. Mitchell (cOlored), May
14th; Edward Anderson (colored), May
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

THE RISE IL The RIvER.-The river
Saturday evening was several feet higher
than ordinary high tide. but was falling
slowly. The water is very muddy. Some
fine fish have been caught at the fishery be-
low the city since the rise and muddy
water. During the past month the water
has been almost too clear for fishing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

ANNUAL MEETING. annual meeting
of the Odd-rellows' Widows and Orphans
Relief Association will be held at the Odd.
Fellows Hall tonight al 8 O'Clock for the
election OF officers and otter Important
business.
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DR. l. GUY LEWIS, Of Fulton, Ark. writes
- One year ago was taken sick. A friend argued
so strongly in favor Of TUFTS PILLS that was IN.
duced TO use them. Never did medicine have hsp-
pier effect than in my ease. After practice Of a
quarter of century proclaim them the best anti
bilious medicine ever used. have prescribed them
In my practice ever since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

Sons OF TEMPERANcE-O OFFSgEEs IN
STALLED. Honesty Division, No. 81, has ln'
stalled the following officers: +. White,
worthy patriarch; Ann Poindexter, worthy
associate; David Peers, recording scribe ;
s. A. Scott, assistant recording scribe; {.
Il. Norman, financial scribe; 4. L. Thomp-
sou, treasurer; Henry johnson, chaplain
William ParneIl, conductor, Ellen Price.
assistant conductor; Mary Randolph, inside
sentinel; Carter Morris, outside sentinel
Larken Allen, past worthy patriarch.
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Editors Dispatch Please say that j..
Watson Phillips, 4Ol west Grace street, is
not The person named in your paper as a
memter Of the Readiusters' Executive Com.
roitfpp
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FEsTIvAL.-For several evenings this
week. commencing with next Tue, day, the
Junior Workers OF st. Marks church will
hold fegtiva. il the Sunday -scboo. room.
The opening night will be inaugurated with
vocal and instrumental music.
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PHoToGBAPus.-REEs's GALLERY Is The plac.
to get fine work at low prices. Cards, $3.50 per
dozen II per hslf dozen gem photographs, so
cents per dozen; sx10, 81; two cabinets, 81.
Don't he humbugged by 81 Der dozen pho tographs
Over Southern Express Office
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stock Saturday, and expects to remove to
Richmond.
Some OF the sections in Maury Cemetery
baTe been neatly turfed, and are very
beautiful.
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RICHMOND, Va, May ], 1880.
Editors Of Dispatch: Having no pOlitica
aspirations, am not one OF the Readiustel
Executive Committee.
WILLIAM II. TYLER,
OF Tyler Il MOflett,
Commission Merchants.
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always use SozoDoNT ana rub it In we'll II gives
such pleasant relief from parched tongue resulting
from sleep, promotes the healthiu secretons OF
the mouth. II VIII cost more for meat and such
things, but don't begrudge II.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuSpAY.--For the Mid
die States. northwest backing to sou,herly
winds, warmer and cloudy weather, posi-
bly, rain, falling barometer.
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POLL TAX PAID.-Tbree or four hundred
persons paid their poll tax Friday. A great
majority OF these are whites; contrary
statement was our mistake.
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DIR. mcLANE'S LIVER PILIS.

AZ YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
DE-. c. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
gErATITI or LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs-
rErS,A. AND SICK HEADACHE.
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE 4 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH-WAsB
are UHexcelled. Fifty cents bottle
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DISC0LORED TEETH rendered beaHtifully white
by the use OF MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN.
THRICE. Fiftv cents box.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF LINEN SuEBTIyGS
in the cily can be found at SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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WE HAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated "EMPIRE" WHIsKEY. This Is full.
proof doub'e-stamp Whi3sey made OF pure rye. II
Is rich and mellow, and Is admirably suited for me-
diena and family use. Our price for this high grade
spirit IS only 1925 per gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
ll09 Main street.
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ANNAPOLIS. ND, WRITES:
COden's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT oF BFFF
Is superior to COdLiysr = on or anything have ever
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.
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Boys or 200 OR 300 POUNDS
CAN BE FITTED
AT 4 MOMENTS NOTICE
at our
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
A. SAKs & CO.,
1913 Main street.
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CARRIAGE ROBES AT SYCLE BROTHERS, a
60c. worth $50
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR.
BOLIC MOUTn-WAsH. Fiftv cents bottle.
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FoR THE LATEST STYLE PAgAsoLs call a
SrCLE BROTHERS.
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BEFORE BREAKFAST

THE LARGEST STOCK OF BLACK SILKS IN
the city can be found at sYCLE BROTHERS..
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INCIyIENT TARTAR AND sCURP removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SApoyiNE DEy7IFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN DRTss-GooD
at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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LOOK AT sYCLE BROTHERS, 81 NAPKINS
WORTH 50.
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| FAMILY MABKETING-RETAIL PRICEs.-
The following were the prevailing price,
for family marketing on Saturday:
MeatS.-Beef,S 8 TO l2s@l6sc. per pound
mutton, 10 TO 12!c. per pound; spring
lamb, 15 to lG3c. per pound; lamb-chops
15c. per pound; veal, 10 10 12t@l5c. pei
pound; pork, 10c. per pound; sausage, 10c
per pound; smoked sausage, 10c. per pound
bacon, s to 10@12tc. per pound; mid
ding and shoulder, 8 to l0c. per pound
Clipped beef, 20c. per pound; beef-tongue,
15c. per pound; corn-beef, to 10c. pei
pound; liver, s TO l0c. per pound; chit
lins, 10c. per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound
FOlciS and Butter, Gc.-Live chickens,
40 TO soc. apiece, soc. TO 81 per pair, or 81
per dozen; spring chickens, 16j to 35c
apiece, so to zoe. per pair, 81 TO 81 pei
dozen ; dressed chickens, 40 10 SOC. apiece,
or 10 to 165c. per pound; live ducks, 70 tC
1jc. per pair, or 10 10 soc. apiece; live
turkeys. 7jc. to 81 % apiece; dressed tur'
keys, ID to 1Gjc. per pound; live geese, SOC
apiece, or 81 per pair; squads, 30c. pei
pair; live rabbits, 40c. apiece, or soc. pei
pair; geese eggs. 40c. per dozen eggs, 12c
per dozen; fowls and poultry very scarce
and high. Lard, 10c. per pound. OeO
margarine, 2jc. to 3Oc. per pound; butter
Tor cooking, 90 TO De, fair, 3Oc., choice
35c. per pound. SweelmiIk, Sc. per quart
or 2jc. per gallon; but.ermilk, 4c. per quart
or 1jc. per gallon.
Vegetables. Sweet potatoes, - to 20c
per half peck, or 35 to 40c. per peck; Irish
potatoes, II TO 1jc. per balf-peck, or 20 to
2jc. per peck; spring onions, 4 to DC. PEI
bunch; rhubarb, ice. per bunch radishes,
&C. per bunch, or three punches for &c.
cabbage-sprouts. zoe. per peek; lettuce,
two heads for Sc; spring ka)e, 15c. per
peck: spinach, 20c. per peck; early York
cabbage, 8 to l5c. per head; asparagus,
10 TO 15c. per bunch, according to size;
English or garden peas, 75c. per peck
herbs, 1c. per bunch, or 10c. per dozen
punches; dried butter-beaHs, 10c. per
quart; dried beans, sc. per quart; white
beans, sc. per quart; dried blackeye peas,
sc. per quart.
FiSh.-Rockfsh, 16jc. per pound-yery
scarce; row sbad, soc. per pair; buck shad,
25c. per pair; herrings, 15c. per bunch
croker, 30 TO 2jc. per bunch founders. 25
10 SOC. per bunch; gray or pan trout, ~ 70
25c. per bunch; sturgeon, 6lc. per pound
crabs, 8 for &C.. eels, 15c. per bunch. First
class fish are very scarce on account OF the
freshet in the river.
FfuitS.-Green apples, Sc. per quart, oil
25c. per haf-peck, and SOC. per peek; dried
peaches, l2tc. per pound; prunes, 1Oc. per
bound; raisins, 124c. per pound; dried
app'es, 10c. per pound; dried cherries, 2Oc.
per pound; oranges, 40 10 soc. per dozen
lemons. 20 TO 25c. pei dozen; kerns, 10c.
per pound; cocoanuts, ) to Sc. apiece.
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BARGAINS AT HurzLER BROTHERS.

For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND CT
use MEADE BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WAsII Fifty cents a hottie.
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS. MOTHERS

FoR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERY
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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fEntered at the pos,.orSc at Richmond, Va. as
second-olass matter.l
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8ithmond 1ispattIt,
MoNDAY..............e...MAY 8, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF TIRE DISPATCH
1, LARGER THAN THIS COMBINED cIRou-
LAsoN OF ALL rRE oTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-03

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-J. c. Plumer, Su-
preme Reporter Knights OF Honor OF the
World, and Jesse Mcclellan, Dictator OF
Irene Lodge, No. 81, of Wooster, Ohio, ar
rived in this city saturday night at 1915.
and were met by Z. &. d. Teller and
Grand Reporter William II. Bailie. The
distinguished guests were escorted to Bam-
ford's restaurant, where an excellent sup
per was served. Pleasing addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Plumer, Mcclellan,
Teller, james X. Lamkin, G. II. Page, Will
liam II. Bailie, NJ. f. Hudnall, j. Ii. Payne,
and William CulliDgworth.
The Supreme Lodge OF the World VIII
meet in Charleston on the 1ltb OF the pres
ent month. The Supreme Reporter VIII
remain in the city till Monday noon, and
will be the recipient OF many courtesies
by the members Of the order here.