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4 District Exses sion.--On SATURDAY. Last TIE
Hastings Court extended the weet line Of ~
first district Of the Commiss icnss Of The Rev
enue, 10 the centre OF l4th street. RAINING
north and south. So that Al The property In
Commissione1 Francisco. The Court retnse4
to extend the west line Of the secoud disertct.
So that The Madison Ward Comnnis.tonef CA
only liat sncA psopssty ~ lice oetwssu IN
aud Hlh streass. ~ M z. s.. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

| Th,satemiag-William Freeman, for threat
| ening to assault and kill Robert Freeman. has
been arrested and Gagged.
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Hustinss Coxrs.-The following cases were
disposed Of in this Court last Saturday John
Sullivan. stealing tools from Geo. +. Smith,
sentenced to three months' imprisonment i
Lucien Landrum, s,abbing William Mantei,
remanded for trial before the Circuit Court,
and bailed in $500 James Buckley, retailing
ardent spirits, fined $50; r. H. Dickerson and
S. Reese, for misdemeanor, fiued $50 Sarah
l.. Sunderland, for petty larceny, acquttte I
August Rebn, for larceny. one weeks impris'
sault, acq uitted; John Hin. for assaulting Of
ncer Bib0 sent 10 Jail for three months. and
ind o. so. All other cases continued 70 mex
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Not Decidsd.-At the County Court Of Hen.
rico, on Saturday last. the jury in the case Of
DR. Gavinzel, charged with an assault on Mrs.
upon a verdict. and were discharged The
Court concluded its term that afternoon. and
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Pretty Corps.-Capt. Gays company Of juve.
nile soldiers, over forty strong pAraded on
saturday last, and looked remarkably we'll In
their neat uniform Of red hunting shirts.
white cross belts and white pants. In their
march they set an example 70 older soldiers
worthy OF initiation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Ss,stE ~ LisAsAisg.--On Friday niGht last.
during the prsvAlence Of the storm, tha rssi.
dence % 'nkr. Jacob Holloway, Ia asnsico
lightning. and severely damaes1. We unasr.
stand that a portion Of the roof was shattered
BY the descending holt, and That the d0ld. In
paaeine, ,oE, came In coataet With tho door
injured ss.- .s4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Male Orphaa Asyi3m. m.-Architects win flnd.
by referring to our adver rtising columns cali
made upon them for suitable plans for . Male
Orphan Asy ylum, to be erected in this city,
The cost of the building should not exceed
Sl5,O0o, and should be prepared In reference to
comfort and convenience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Muddy Water.--The hydrant water now be-
ing used is almost thick with mud, and must
be very unhealthy. Is their no way to hIter
it in the reservoir!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Obsrructing Sides0alks. The police f1nd great
ditiicu ulty in keeping the sidewalks OF some Of
the principal thoroughfares in the city clear
of distractions. The ordinance imposes q
f1ne for such offences, but builders and others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

The China Mission.-Rev. Mr.. Cabaniss will
lecture Tomorrow night in the Second Baptist
Church on Chinese government and laws.
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In the Mayors Cssrt, on Saturday last ssvs-
raj parties were examined for trivial o6encss.
Berry Amos. for being noisy In The First Mar.
for future good behavior. William Bunting,
. negro sailor on board the schooner Allen ii.
Brown, for resisting and attempting 70 styike
the captain and mate, was nogeed aud Hugh
Smith, drunken stfaggler, for drinking toe
mach, and then lying down In the street, VA
e0mmittsd to prison. Hugh 10 new conner
aud Is no doubt in search u quarters.
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Direct Imnoyiaiiess MIR. Jas B. refeuson.
Jr., Of the arm Of j b. Fefausoa, Jr, Hsu. &
New York, from which place IS viii tako
passaxe on tAsseeamshfp" Asia, ,~next Woaneo-
DAY. for 9Qrope. to pnPchase gods fse eAte
%sssss y rs. ~, ~; 4 vIle Wy ~ sssssaaaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

l.r annual meeting Of the Stockholders
S>LvIeniVlA FIRE AND MARINE INSC-
q fxxss,E cnMPANY will be held at the office Of
gASCn On MONDAY, Nav 2ist. At - o clock
~ ,xrnIra meeting the election Of seventeen
NJ ~ ~, tnr the Company, To serve the ensuing
,.sSs months; sii AXE pswSss ws,,,s =. o.,
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Breaking Ls.-The shoe.shop Of Norris Oom-
man, on north Main, between 18th and l0th
streets, was f0rcibly en- tered last Friday night
and robbed Of several pairs Of old boots. On
Saturday last, Charles Grace and George ".
Smith, "a suspicious character,) were arFested
for being in possession of some Of the stolen
articles '} .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

= Ksii stoSss, of large size, fell In HsArico
County last Saturday afternoon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Aeeides..- Ysstssday alsssuooa httte eiri.
Caroline. daughter Of Francisoo kHseaeno.
while 1t play on the turn. table Of the Rich.
moud anl York River 1aiiroad, was caught
and her right leg dreadfaliy crushed and cat.
This is the nth accident 20 chilArea at this
place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Hon Ferdinand s. Schsnck. prominent
public nan Of New Jersey, died on the istA
last.
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TRADERS BANk.-At a meeting
of the Directors of the TIader. BANK OF
- el,y Of Richmond, held on the 21,h ApTil. 1900.
"fsSolr.d Tha, the books of subscription To the
..r.,aI stacs lie re opened at the Banking House
To- fSs jce of the Bank will be temporarily at
90 same place. Persons having business TO
+Ssssct with II Will apply to or address WM: B.
H..~. Secretary to the Board or the under
81 HECTOR DAVIS.
Elm President.
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IA COYNEK'S WHITE AND BLACK
YAYSULPHUR An d CHAL BEAT =
A.2& SPRINGS This WATERING PLACE
tAA WAITE sULtHUK srnl SOS,

l.M rVNEE-'DNIEN M YUpNml
This long established WATERING
- ,,he ialh Nav
ssn ssay ~ new Add important ARRANGEMENTS have
s1sanlaae naae since the last season in this large es
H. sshiAent and no efforts will be spared To make
nc guests comfortable
H. jEREMIAH MORTON, President.
PS S1e5Ees spondents vi please address J. HUM
sr.s. .. superinte ndent White Sulphur Springs,
'e1bfier county, Va. ap S6-eodtlJuly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

a~,,r~ton com mitted suicide at Alex
=, aria. Va. on the 18th inst.. By shooting him'
ssl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

MRS. CUNNIN0HAN IN SAN FRANctsCo.-
The celebrated or notorious Mrs. Cuuntag.
ham (self.alyleds widow Of DR.. BaFdsii. 0f
New York; and her Two daughteya arrtvod IN
San Francisco ON the 3Uth Of April IN tAs 0o-
nora. A passenger who weut in the same ves.
sci says she went there IN the hopes Of 1odlng
the peace and Qaiet which the papers and put
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Fairfield Races Fifth Bay-The Spring
meeting over the Fairfield Course closed Sat
urday last. with handicap for $780, two
mile heats, for which there were five entries,
only four of whom came to the post, viz -
Irona, Leisure Oys sherman and John l.. Lei
sure was largely the favorite. Oysterman Sec
ond and Irona third.
In the first heat beautiful start was effect
ed, Irona taking the lead, Leisure second and
John L. third. In making the first turn Oys-
terman got into the inner ditch, and after
blundering for 80 feet, fell, skinning one of his
own legs badly, and fracturing the left collar
bone of his rider. IrOna led the first mile in
l55. but ON the back stretch John l.. caught
and passed her, leading home in 3:55A John
L. now became the favorite against the field,
with few takers.
In the second heat John L. led of, but was
soon passed by Irona, Leisure taking the Sec
ond place and thus the first mile was run in
1852. In the second mile John L. answered to
the call OF his rider, and passed Leisure, but
failed to catch lrona, who won the heat in
350H. John l.. was now drawn, his owner
believing that he had no show to win.
In the third heat IrOna led from the score,
and under steady pull made the frs, mile IN
1851, and the heat in 354, Leisure never
reaching her saddle skirts from the start to
the end. We append a summary;
T. * 7. w. Doswel's gr H. Irona. years
old, ~ Register. dam by Prince George,
weight lO2 pounds ..:......... -. 81
c. Green's b. m. Leisure, years old. by Red
John Belohers br. 4, John l., 8 years old, BY -
chi!de Harold, dana by imported Glencoe,
O. ?. Hare's 3 h ovs;efman, Years old. by o''
Revenue. dam by Boston, 81 pounds -. dis.
Col. L. J. Green 3 gr. III Ada Cnrrier, years
old. hy Challenger, dam Frank Aliens,
ooA' 1o', IT,, ,...7i a,.ni/ ... '-'-'''' wi
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.,,,, = cowAKD,N 4 nAmMkRsLEY.
nrrs1NEss MEETINGS.
vrRC.iANr~ lNxU

- MERCHANTS IN u r A N 4 4
cONPANY- T Z E.--The annu ii
b>-He = she stock holders of this com pany for
mse'a of Directors and for the Transaction
~ nser hesiness that ma, eome before thsm,
~ ~Hr9n'elcck NJ. J. II. MONTAGUE.
iast" =. Secretary,
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Coal SCrrrLE BoNNxrs RkRUDiAfEp.-The
Springfield Mass, Republican, st.ates that
the miiiiGers have given mp the tnort " cir.
culate the coal ecuttie bonnets. and that he
manufacturers Of New York and Connec ticue
have entirely discontinued their man ufac turs,
aud are a. work on different style which will
soon be out; The coal scut.is style prodoesd
been very little sale for them, and The mill.
ners dnd they must get up somethinG dteefeat
or sell NO spring 6onuefs AT all. -.f
COMMERCIAL MsBrIHo. - The merchants Of
Norfolk, Va, held . meeting Thprsday TO
consider proposition from 0r. White, Of
New York. whose object was 70 IOs9 Q
''Southern Commercial League" the head Of
fee Of which should Be in New York, and bv
which Southern merchants would Be directed
only to those traders who Arm frisndiy -
Southern Institutions. The proposition Was
declined by the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

HnAvr ExBEzzLEx1Mr.-At teaegSapAie ~.
patch from st. Loais reports Ne aTress 10 thos
city ON W<dnesday u Raphael z. Ouitk eO0,
ndsntial clerk Of Ksnneth Nackenxte. whole.
S27,xU from his employer. An insestaeAtton
has led 70 the bslsef that he pEisoossp pseu.
lasions have been carried On for . sumter Of
Year,, and 20 the amount Of probably oloO, 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

MAssAcHusHT.fs IN YE OLDnN TiH8.--
Amonr the aucisnt records Of the North Hads.
ley fMars) Congregational Church 10 the fol-
the owner OF said pew shall let tho pew, os
any part tksre0f 70 auy nsgfo or mniatso, or
III Any way admit any negro so9&sAuiasto "a
the possession or occupancy Of the same, then
pied. shall, IL every zach eaae, thsrshy tans.
diatsly revert u and becoms the properly ol
the said socisty."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

"a T. y = u q I Z II I y u W. .
QH SUMMER FASHIONS. kNZ
~ hRs. DEN MELMAN, on Main, ha-2NSo
tEe@h if'h aEd 18th sts, informs her custome ami
lie aI.es ~ general, that she Is ready to show her
saAMsr STYLES Of MILLINERY. in all its branch
ss IL articles will be sold cheap.
BOMEFS and FLATS altered and bleached.
fans al Wholesale havln. bou sht a large stock for
llsltfade. lap l2-2m' J. DENf' MAN
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, MORE new AND FASHION. .~n

embracing al the iaiest styi les. Ia whicE we invite
t4s a'ieIllan ot the Ladies and puslic generally.
.so. a large assortment OF Cniidren's GOODS.
,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

Organix Old Dominion Insurance
Company have held q meeting and organized
by electing Mr.. Isaac Davenport, jr., Presi-
dent, and Messrs. Gabriel Workman. John
Enders, S. NJ. Price, b +. Lldd. J S. Walk
er, l.. r. Spilman, r. G Warwick. J S. Kent.
IL. r Con fad ]. NJ. Talbot, q. B Davenport,
q. w. Yancey. Jos Brummei, VIM. Brent, X.
H. Maury, X. F. Williams, Jno. II. Williams,
Geo. Palmer. w. S. Triplett, ]. II. Greanor,
s. @. Tardy, J. r. Crenshaw. NJ Downsy,
Thos Jones, Z A. Smith, VIM. Currie, r. A
Paine, w. p. Ragland. H. q Cabeil aud Geo
w Royster, Board OF Directors. Altar IN
adjournment OF the stockholders. the Board
held q meeting and elected as Secretary, Mr.
Charles Z. Wortham. The company will
establish an office AZ the ST. Charles Hotel, and
will be ready to commence business at once
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-21

4 hc,ent Of the capital stock of the BAN
y pfruNoN D i,eing subscribed. the stockEold
VI nj meet AZ tIODDlN'S HALL for the rur-
s.shf orsar,z NJ on The s'h OF June at IL o'ci'k
= books remain open Tor further subscription 81
-. Ace of JoHN A. LASCA>rER SON.
Is" A. WARWICK
K ". .NCGRU DER,
WM. CCRRlr.,
ISAAC DAVENPORT. SComm'rs.
FnWiN WORTHAM,
r. T. bARKSpALS.
JOHN BOOKER.
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NsUMMER MILLINER Nm


MRS. DAVIS & SISTER, 1lA
"a B-1f Sigs.i, b..etta 4ta and 5!h, Nortn Stde !,
Have JUS, received iarge and varied assortment
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Ipt NUM- y r lt-N8y tlASGE6V-V" <kfy0. -
"a ABLE MILLINERY GOODS XIV
= Just arrived and open at 2N0
40. ll5 BEOiD STREET.,

over me Dry Goods Store OF Swords & Thaw.
Mss 4. LYON is IN receipt, by las: steamers,
1I arge and egant assortment of Straw. Leg
horn. Gblp Lace. Si!k and other goods, which she
" ofeT A Unprecedented low prices for CASH.
N B-hew and fresh goods with the latest
ityss, VIII be received weekly at her rooms on
hf cgfre
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Time: 3::5574-3:50h 3:54.

Matches Ciosed.-The friends Of The turf in
Virginia. and throughout The South and
Southwest, will doubt rejoice TO learn that
the great match races between Planet and
Daniel Boone, and Fanny Washington and
Laura Farris. have been closed on The part of
Messrs T. and T. w. Boswell, those gentle
men having made good their challenge. de-
and forwarded the necessary papers 10 Messrs.
Jackson Il Chealham, for them TO sign, and to
put up their foTfeits.
Our readers will remember that at the late
races AT New Orleans, Daniel Boone beat Pia-
net in 4 twO-mile heat stake, over the Metarie
Course and that Immediately after ban ters for
matches were made, the Messrs. boswell Offer
ing tn bet $4,000 to S15,U0G that Planet could
beat Daniel Boone al four mile heats, over the
Ashland Course, near this city. In the New
York Spirit Of The Times, of the 18th instant,
Messrs. w. T. Cheatham and James Jackson
published card accepting the "PiaEet Chal-
lenge." as stated above and also proposed to
match Laura Farris" against Fanny Wash
ington,' st threemile heats, for S5,iaU or SIO,-
O0D. As we have already said, the Messrs.
boswell have deposited furieits and drawn up
agreements for both matches, and it is only
necessary now for Messrs. c. Il J. 10 put up
their forfeits to ensure the matcnes At Ashland
in October next The sum in oiyed in the two
matches will be R55,0OO, the Virginia party
betting &30,cU0 to &25,UOO TO have the races ruu
at home, as the other parties were willing Il
do to secure them for Memphis, Tenn. II tha
four horses come TO the score in good condi
ton, AS we hope they may, we expect to ses
two of the fas test races ever run on Virgins
soil. Thousands OF persons from all parts o
the Union will be here to see them, aud NOR
interest will be manifested in the result THAI
has ever been known since the race Of Henry
and Eclipse
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LOCAL MA4THrla

Sxrdrv seAoo, Cosres.ion.-This body, whacn
has been III session In our city since the 17tn
inst, met ON Saturday morning, IN Trinity
Church. at 9 O'Clock and was opened w,.s
being in the Chair. 4ss
The attendance Of persons interested in thl
proceedings of the Convention, Was quits
large. and consisted mainly of ladies, who's
hearts are always with Every good cAnse and
whose presence served to inspire The hearts o1
those engaged In forwarding 4 good work. =.
The entire time Of the ssssion was occupied
ID n.
sisted Of ten proportions or queries, rel1ttne
to the Sabbath School cause, and embraced,
among other subjects. the best manner Of con.
Quoting Sunday Schools, to ensure their EN-
cheney, the qualifcations necessary for .
faithful teacher, the duties and qualifications
of superintendents Of schools, the duty OF the
ministry In regard to Sabbath Schools. the
best means Of securing the conversion Of the
children in Sabbath Schools-(on this poiut
some very interesting incidents were mention
ed by the members, as coming under their inn
mediate know ledge. and testffying the blessing
ofProvidence on their labors) and many 9th.
er very important and interesting topics
Each one of these queries were taken mp In
regular order, and discussed at Length, cloeinG
by the adoption Of resolutions, expressive Of
! The Convention adjousssAet foefUe6, WIN
benediction By Bishop Early.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met at 4 O'Clock, and was
opened with prayer by Professor Stewart. the
President being in the Chair.
On motion of DR.. Doggett, the Convention
resol we'd to hold their next session in Peters
burg, on the third Wednesday in May, 1861
The time of the afternoon session was main
ly consumed in disposing Of the questions Of
the Business Committee.
On motion, d committee Of three was ap-
pointed to represent the action of this Conven.
tion before the next session Of the Va. Annual
Conference.
The following resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
Resolved, That we hi ghlv appreciate the ability
and courtesy with which our excellent President,
Bro X. N. Smith, Esq.. of Alexandria, has DIS
charged tbs iaborions duties assigned him. a. the
Pre- sdent Of this Convention, and that he has the
sincere than Ks of this body
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Convention
be rendered to the Rev. DR.. Finley and his asso-
ciate for the very able manner in which they have
discharged their duties Secretaries Of this body
and that Dr. F. be requested to prepare the pro-
ceedlngs Of this Convention for publication.
The Committee on Public Exercises read the
appointments IS for Sabbath day.
The President Of the Convention, (R. M.
Smith, Esq editor of the Alexandria Senti-
nel,) made few closing remarks in a very
touching strain, alluding to the harmonious
session just about to close, and the Convention
adjourned sine die, after very fervent and
affecting prayer by Bishop Early.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

tLA MONTGOMERY WHiIE SUI
EAYPHHR spkiNGS, MEAN THE Vik-
beaD, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA. -
s s be ogen ioE the reception OF visitors on tL
A4 Deen increased by the addition of very peaat-
a rooms. The bulldnes have all been newy
1shted and whitewashed, and the bedding hns
po" o 1y aae
fassensers reach this place iths ut stage !yar.,
IS"e sEENsskfER fsEs METE e f !Hs
S"EET SPRINGS, can take as much rest heie e
they may, wish. and then procsed by MsgaIs
lf! tsSe aaRgs Psy.9ns line # isupERioR
fsaohlng the Salt Pond to dinner, the Salt Sulphur
4milesi TO tea, and the Greenbrier White Sui
,aet and Sweet Springs teaeh q miesi to dinner
s'houl night travel. Leave Virginia and Ten
nv ;-eaw,Jyl5
IA COYNEK' WHITE AND BI.ACK
YAYSULPHUR AN ID CHALY EATE
A.E4 SPRINGS Tins WATERING PLACE
~ g- open ior the reception Of visitors on ths
~ ~. oi June. It is situated on the hns and ~
"a, Al which depot an oMNiBUs viii always be
,osad waiting. on the arrival OF the cars, to con
vfasss WHITE 'ns and d'15nHss BHAcK sULpHUR
WWhhtERs Wh .E,R have effected numerous cures: The
tssta,seIous affection OF the Liver, KidnSys and
=; D;sqds, General Debility. and especially diseases
al "a me Nervous System, and those diseases Pc.
palit @ 10 females; the BLACK SCLPHUR, all
Tass OF diseases Of the Skin, aggravated cases Of
EYER. and other eruptions Of the Skin.
- ibe beAcc0MMODATIOSS are equal to any to
tABLE and ATTENDANTS Of the most salts
ipiGf'Ss pf'SSs character, ogether with q fine BAND OF
=, s!C and every other attraction usually found
S sqsA we beg leave to refer TO the large nu m ber
y peu.s"ns who have heretofore visited the p ace.
9s-c3m J. 4. HEFELFiNGER. PrOD'r.
Nik WHITE sULfHUK srni .Nns,
CmY nGREENSRIER COUNTY. VA;
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NOTICE. The annual meeting of the
S,n'k holders Of the r | c II Vi 0 n ID !,
SernFeICRsRJR and POTOMAC RAIL
fa,tit COMPANY, will he held at the Depot of
sprr prrDnpsns. m Riohmond, ON WEDNESDAY,
49, s( Nav next. at l. o'clock NJ.
- id {. w. MACMGRDo. Treasurer.
IN!a< FAIR. 1.-The STATE AG-
RICtLTURAl. and the CENTRAL
CVIrURAis SOCIETIES will hold their
. iof ths present year upon the grounds of
: : fsnirai Society. commencing on MONDAY,
y. * a. day Of Octoi.sr. and continuing SIX days.
.4s --4 ~"' JOHN r. kDMUNDS,
Prest Va. STATE Az. Soc'y.
JAMES LYONS,
PreS'i Va. central Ar. So.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
DIED..

BROOKMAN-0n Thursday June q, Henry Rewla1d nroot
only clid Of John L. and Sarah C. bfooANa" sso1
year. 10 months and II days. -, - L,...,o
The friends and relatives Of the family and th2se q ~
H. d. Brookmsn are invited attend the funeral rom ,e
sdence OF his parents No. 1871 Livingston street, no"Sn
Saturday, juno 20 at O'Clock p M -,
BUCKBEE-On Wednesday june ~ OF discus sne near,
in the 25b wear NJ her are Martha Elizabeth wife OF Lewis
n RneShes and d.nvb,sr Of Adophus and MARY Andreas
IT. 60, ~ a. ciIx are invited 10 attend her funorni ut her
late esdence Eightyurh street. near ien'h a'ehs Oh TN
day, az ? O'clock y. H. ~ -. 80.
DFsIIyFR-In Brooklyn on "Wednesday June ~ OF scarlet
fever, Harrison H. ces'e so" '' WV
4 y ana L. NJ Desser
Cincinnati papers prase oVPs. . -. =, 49,,
nITMARsn "Wednesday june 20 Dr. d. Dinars IN the soth
ar o. and friends of the family invited 10 attend bis
from the Reformed Dutch Church. In the Village o. AZ
Ia on saturday the Esd inst at o'clock without
sher In, sion The steamboat Mstisno leaves Fulton Mar
let Zip for Astoria at p M
DFIANEY-In Brooklyn Wednesday June 20 OF disease
OF the liver Sarah Delaney, wife OF William Delaney native
OF Queens County, Ireland
DOHRAANN-In this city, Wednesday, June 20, Of con-
SUMPTION Augustus r. Dohrmann sged 81 years mouths
end IL days.
GaANT-on Tuesday June H. Robert NJ Grant in che 18th
year Of his
The friends aud relatives of family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral friday afternoon At O'Clock
from his late residence No. liz Chrsiopher street. without
further notice.
KIRK-At Mamaroneck westchester County Wednesday,
June 20 Mrs Mary ID. kiTk In the Sth year Of her
Lewiston Thursday, June II, William s. Lewis aged %
wears 10 months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral o his late residence, No l26 West
Tenth street formerly Anos Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock without further Invitation His remains III be taken
TO Greenwood for internent.
RIDD0CK-At her residence, Of Nineteenth
Second MIRA Eleanor Clattcton, vile VI ggsph BID
doh, seed 90 YEAH