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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

SUDDEN DEATu.-ITenry I. Duke, a citi-
zen of Richmond, fell dead ut the corner
of Broad and Sixth streets, Saturday about
halfpast o'clock. He was observed to
fall on his knees, and make an effort to rise,
and then again fall back. Several gentle
men who were passing at the time ran to
his assistance, but before they could reach
him he was dead. We are informed that
ON Saturday morning he arose at an early
hour, apparently enjoying his usual health,
and that about fifteen minutes before his
death he dncd very heartily. Deceased
was single man, about thirty-fve years
of age, and bricklayer by trade. He was
a member of the Fire Brigade, and in his
pocket were found papers disclosing the
fact that he was Confederate, and had
been paroled at Amelia Courthouse. De;
patty Coroner Trent was Sentlor, ou' ueelncu N u
assured that death was caused by disease
of the heart.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
this road as oi on and af.er MONDAY, RsSru.ry u;
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on sundsysl. bs;
tween k:eanSnd snd stsastan sna stann0si st A.
A NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between ficnmon91 9i.n sho
Gordonsyille, seven times week. leavin& niG11'
mond at Is NJ and Gordonssiiis Al a a. ~ -;
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, ana sv0Ias
the delays At Gordonsvills on the former might
schedule BY this train passengers Tor she oouth'
ives! T SG X tssIsft ast n rkza sun
ton at A. N. for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs'
dsTyH Tas fa TksE leaving Richmond sennss.
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
shiITaGE With sTAGE coACiEs At staunton. Lexington,
The train west OF Stanton connects with STAGE
| COACH rs for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the White
suphF9Rs FRsIGHf sRs TRAIN between Richmond and
| staunton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Ale exandria railroad for Lynchburg and Alex
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
| and AIexandria railroad without change OF cars.
| Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct to any station this road where the com.
PHEN III HUNTER. General Freight Agent, Rich.
| mond The charge for the transit through Rich:
| mond, including wharfage, drayage, storage ana
commissions, will not exceed Ten % esh1 PEI pu one ~
much less. Freights will be collected st destina'
ton. ..x.
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Fare TO Lynchburg reduced to %.
Ticksfs to Lexington, Va, Neu.
Freight ofhce At Richmond closed SmMMirrnap Ar Nh
den-ts General Superintendent
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To the Women OF the sou,h.

Richmond is begirt with an army OF Confederate
dead. The hallowed precincts Of our cemeteries
are rendered still more sacred by their graves-to
be counted by tens Of thousands OF martyred he
roes around MS were bloody battle fields, and here
were the most crowded hospitals. The dead OF
both are sleeping in Hollywood and Oakwood
Not aione-the fallen Of Virginia are buried hero.
Your loved and lost, brave and chivalrous spirits,
whom we, too, learned to love, repose eide by side
with ours. The greater proportion OF your best
and bravest young men, cheered by your blessings
and strengthened by your prayers, came to Vir-
ginia to battle for our common cause.
MANY, oh how many of them fell on battle Ids
or died In our hospitals, the victims OF disease en-
gendered by the exposures OF arduous campaigns
There is no country upon whose roll OF honor
shall be inscribed the names of the Confederate
dead They died for and with their cause.
Their courage and devotion obtained the plaudits
of admiring nations But II Is the recollection oil
their sutferngs, their patience and their untimeiy
end, that most tenderly endears their memory TO
us. Dying, they left us the guardianship Of their
graves II is grateful service, due alike to them
and to their surviving friends. Let us keep green
the turf above their heads and build monuments to
mark for generations yet to come the place OF their
repose.
society has been formed In the city of Rich
mond entitled "The Memorial Association"
The objects of this Society to collect funds to
be applied In enclosing, arranging, returning, and
otherwise placing in order, the graves OF the .oh
federate dead inferred in the cemeteries oi Rich-
momd SO that the names of our fallen soldiers may
bo permanently preserved from oblivion, and their
last resting places saved from the slightest appear
ance Of neglect or want OF care.
All persons who make donations for the purpose
Of carrying out the objects of this Society are en-
rolled as members of the same.
We would respectfully suggest to the ladies oi
the South to form auxiliary societies, operating
with us in carrying out the objects above stated.
Az soon az such societies are formed, 1t is hoped
that they will correspond with this Association.
Letters may be addressed and contributions sent ia
Mrs. WILLIAM II. MACFARLASp, President
All Southern papers are requested to insert and
call attention TO the above appeal.
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NUMBER 2l2.

out and the arrangements finally perfected
by our welI-known insurance agent, MT
Thomas d. Johnston, who acts as agent TOT
the insurance companies, underwriting the
risk, and to whom the express company
makes its returns. The insurance pre-
MUM is paid by the express company out
of It's receipts, no charge whatever oeing
made for the additional security thus pro-
yided. The advertisement Of the company
will be found in another column.-Batt,-
more Gazette .f .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

l,!,a most delightful Hair Dressing.
UrraiiCates scurf and dandrun.
l. keep. the head cool and clean
l. makes the hair rich, soft, ana glossy.
!, rr~y.uis hair turning gray and falling OF.
n restores halr upon prenaturely bald heads.,
Tn,- l. lust what Lyons kathalron VIII 40. ~ -
rr,,ty-i' is chrap-durabc. 1t Il literally soid by
In. car load and yet its almost incredible demahu
J.. daily increasing, until there is hardly country
,,ur. that does not keep II, or taimly tna' uoes
E. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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The HIGHWAY RoBBER.-James FAR
banks, a bulldog looking man, was ar
raigned before the Mayor on Saturday,
charged with highway robbery upon two
soldiers in the western portion of the city.
BRYAN Conners, soldier, testified that on
Thursday evening he was making some
purchases in the outer edge of the city,
between the hours of 3 and O'Clock,
when he met Fairbanks, who asked him II
nc had any tobacco. lie answered that he
had none. Fairbanks had six men with
him. He seized witness by the throat,
struck him i'm the face, and tried to rob
him, without success. lie made his escape
and returned to camp.
Samuel Hamilton, another soldier, teSti-
fled that Fairbanks and his party overhaul
ed him on the same evening. Some OF the
party who knew him spoke in favor OF
letting him 90, but Fairbanks insisted upon
"going through him." He was about to
do so, when a soldier named Kelly, and
another named Carter, came up, and FAR
banks and his party scattered.
Kelly and Carter testified to having seen
Fairbanks and his party surround Hamil-
ton. From appearances they thought that
something was wrong, so they approached
the party; as they did SO, they scattered
and ran off. They pursued them without
success.
The witnesses all being soldiers, and it
being so uncertain as to how long they
would remain here, His Honor sent Fair
banks Immediately on for indictment.
Fairbanks was soldier in the United
States army, was court -martialed for rob-
berry with an attempt to kill whilst in the
2uard-house, sentenced to confinement for
ten months, and dishonorably discharged
at the end of that time.
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LADIES' FAIR.-Thc ladies of st. Marks
Church, Rev. Mr.. DaShicll, on the corner OF
Leigh and Foushee streets, propose hold
ing fair at their church, commencing
next Tuesday night. The object of the
fair is to raise funds to establish parish
school at the church, and also to assist in
paving off the debt incurred in building
the church.
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~
NREAT HHORT ROUTE 10 THD
M MSjcHsSsp sSsE AsR ~ "a
HAiTr TwicE DAILY. .-ELIGANf sLIiPiid
CAReON AI.LEIGHT I TKAALSs;~saaaMs = 4 % c7l{ M EsiIros4
BxGoz6Y tHRCKs from Hammond 70 The sissss
STns, n,.s on ihs road Are nov run - follow: The
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN lesvss RiehnonA
daily tEundays exceptedl sts A. Ny arriving N
sas sSSs;fsss!afS fsSs s e. 8: &:
STsf The SiahT hH THRcgSH NAIL rRAIH. With
sPLBNDID SLEEPING CARS attacheda leaves
Richmond daily ats =: :arriving y vssnipnf.
tor at A. NJ, connesti1g Eith ne - HAktt 4 HUxA' rs
M MTaRoGGH TICKETS and THROu6H gA00A0g
CHECKS b Alexandfis, Washington, Baltimoees
phiIsdeiphia, New York, Boston, and sll the prfn-
cipal ctfes In the West. a
For further Information and through aekse.
apply at the once Of the company, corner brosA
and Eighth streets, ShOekoe Hill.
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket AGept:
SAMUEL RUra. .Hnperintendsnt. N.Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

Who would not be beautiful? Who would not
ada to Their beauty What gives that marble
purity and diSfingue appearance we observe upon
he stage and in the city belle? IL is no longer Il
secret. They Hagan's Magnolia Balm. us
continued use removes tan, kles, pimpies, ana
r.4shue,s from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming, ana
Iayishinc. Unlike many cosmetics, 1t contains no
material injurious 10 the skin. Amy druggist Will
order il for yoG if not hand at SO cts per bottle.
W. Z. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & co,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists.
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PARpoNED.-Governor Peirpoint on Sa-
turday pardoned William ii. Vernon, con-
yicted q few days ago by the Court of Hust-
ings of unlawfully shooting at DIR. Maddux
on the streets, and sentenced to imprison-
ment in the city Jail for six months.
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RICHMOND AND DAxvILLB RAILROAD
RICunown Nav q lD00.

NOTICE TO TRAvELLERS.-The
IN public are hereby informed that the different
ria Danvi!le, Va; Greensboro', Salisbury, Char.
lotte, &C., y. c.; Chester. Winnsboro', Columbia,
Charleston, Grsenville, &C., s.. c.; Augusta, 81.
Ga; Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, &c., Ala; New
Orleans, L. ), &csss now completed, thus giving
the traveller the shortest and most direct route
to the various points south. The route passes
through salubrious and healthy country.
mond daily, Sundays excepted, at 1.<o A. i. Ar.
rives at Danville tS.H p. y. Arrives st Greens
boro' at sop n.
Leaves Greensboro daily, Saturdays excepted, q
10 30 p. NJ. Leaves Danville daily at SIS 4. j.
Arrives at Richmond at ais n.
Trains connect at Burkevtlle with trains on the
Southsids railroad for PARMvILLB, LYMCh-
BURG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, DALTON,
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &c.
THOXAS D0DAnHAD,
my2-b Superintendent.
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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE METHo-
DIST SuNDAY-scH00L LSOCIETY.-There will
De ", concert on tomorrow night at Trinity
Churci for the benefit Of the Methodist
Sunday school Society. The selections for
Tie occasion are good, and the entertain
ment will no doubt be excellent.
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The CASE OF r. ID. OGDEN.-Ths case OF
r. d. Ogden, charged with shooting IN tne
public streets at j. Marshall Hanna, mas
been postponed until the next term Oh tue
Court of Hastings,
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MODERN; 4 FRAGMENT. By CHARLES III.
DIMMoCK.-We are indebted to Messrs.
Cole g. Turner for a copy OF this poem, by
our young townsman. We have already
noticed it. The reader will find much in
it, to amuSe him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet at the store OF Rcgnault
& Co. this afternoon at halfpast 2 O'Clock,
to act as an escort to Metropolitan Lodge,
No. II, on the occasion of laying the cor
ncrStonc of the city building on Broad
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. ii, meet at
their hall, on Marshall street, at halt-past
3 O'Clock this afternoon, for the purpose OF
laying the cornerstone OF the building to
be erected by the city on Broad street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH on THE RAILRoADs.-Messr
Cole 4 Turner deliver tho Dispatch every morning
ON ALI the railroad cars leaving Richmond and a.
they are also our authorized agents to receive SUP
scrip,ions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly D's-
match, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves Of the messengers OF these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

THE ToBACCo ExcHANGE.-This hand
some building, owned by MeSsrs. Harvey
& Williams, and situated on Thirteenth
street, in rear of Commercial Block, is
nearly completed, and will be ready for
occupancy about the lst Of the coming
month. The building is three stories
above ground, and is constructed OF the
best material. The brick-work was done
by Mr.. Gideon Ragland, and the wood
work by Mr.. J. V. Clutter. The double
staircase, constructed i'll very novel
manner, so as to economist space, is the
work of Mr.. NJ. w. Broaddus, and reflects
great credit upon the mechanical ingenuity
of that gentleman. The first story will be
used for storage purposes, while the second
will be divided into nine large rooms, and
occupied as business offices. The upper
room, sixty by eighty feet, with twenty
three windows and sky-light opening in
it, will be used as the Tobacco Exchange
The city has long felt the need of just such
a building, which is not only admirably
adapted to the purposes for which it is in
tended, but is also an ornament TO the city.
II would greatly facilitate business if both
the Corn and Tobacco Exchange were in
the same building; and as there is ample
room here for both, we are gratified TO
learn that it is not at all improbable that the
Corn Exchange will also be established in
this new and handsome building.
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UARPER's sMAGAzINE.-Wc have from the
entcrprising news dealers, Messrs. Cole 3
Turner, the June number OF this magazine
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CORNER -STONE.-The cornerstone Of the
new city building, Broad street, between
Ninth and Tenth, win be laid to-day at 2
o'clock by the Masons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

HeimStrcet's inimitable Hair Coloringf Is not
dye. Anlustantsneous dyes are composed OF tnndr
clt0sitc, and more or less destroy the vitality and
beauty Oi the hair. This is the original Hair Co
YEAR u restores gray hair to It's original color by
Si"uual absorption, IN a most remarkable manner.
y lh ",so beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two
slLes-'O cents and Shy all dealers.
G. HEiMSTREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

The OFFICERS AND MANAGERS OF THE
HoLLYwooD MEMORIAL Association will
meet at the Rev. DR.. Burrows's Church on
this Monday afternoon at 0 o'clock.
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The court then adjourned.

ELEcr1oN.-Thc regular election for
sheriff of the city of Richmond will take
place on Thursday next. On Saturday the
Hastings Court appointed the following
commissioners and conductors of cleo
ton:
For Jefferson Wmd.-Commissioners
r. A. Smith, John 7. Wilson, Joseph
Brummell, William S. Wood, and John a.
Lacy. Conductor: William 5. jenkins.
Place of voting, First Market-HouSe;.
Madison IFard.-Commissioners James
II. Grant, G. A. Myers, John Dooley, X. X.
Howison, and William Beers. Conductor
Thomas U. Dudley. Place of voting, City
Hall.
Monroe Uard.-CommisSioners: \. Z.
Lipscomb, Felix Matthews, ID. n. Jones
Charles C. Elicit, and Samuel b. Ragland.
Conductor William n. Kelly. Place OF
voting, Epps's Blacksmith Shop.
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WOODEN BUILDINGs.-Thcre seems to be
great misapprehension on the minds OF our
people in regard to the ordinance on this
subject passed by the City Council at its
last regular meeting. The ordinance pro-
vides that no wooden building snail DC
erected within the city limits as places OF
business, or for residences, ,rhhoh the per-
mission Of the Council. From this last
clause it will be seen that the Council does
not place entire restriction upon the ercc-
tion of these buildings by the proper per-
sons for the proper purposes. If a citizen
of good standing, or respectable negro
man, applies for permission to build o
wooden house for residence, OF course it
will be granted. The object of the ordl-
nance is to prevent the erection Of build
ings which will prove dens of filth and ini-
quity, destroying the comfort and peace,
and endangering the health and property
of neghborhoods.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

WE HAVE received from Cole & Turner
the Irish People and the Pilot, weekly
papers, devoted to Irish intelligence and
politics. @ ..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

SUDDEN INTERRUPTION OF RELIGIOUS SER
vICEs.-Since the burning of the Second
African Church the members of that con-
pregation have been holding their meet
ings at Dill's old bakery, on the corner OF
CLAW and Foushee streets. Yesterday morn
ing, whilst the congregation was engaged
in religious exercises, the floor gave way,
letting quite number of them through.
By dint of vigorous scrambling, everybody
got out with no more serious injuries than
a few slight scratches and bruises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

AccIpExT.-A son of Mr.. Gibson, of the
firm of Gibson & Bell, on Saturday acci-
dentally broke his arm between the wrist
and elbow while playing with some boys
on the green hillside near the penltentlary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

JEFFERSON LODGE, No. 4, |. o. o. F.,
meets at o'clock tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall.
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cI-A PIE MAGNOL1A.-A toilet de
\ In superior 10 any cologne /; used to bathc
- t.cr and person; to render the skin soft and
.L' ~ silay inflammation: 10 perfume clothing !;
...Iarba. &c Ii /. manufactured from the rich
H 4.rn Magnolia, and is obtaining n patronage q
>- r,rrrccrdeuted. Ii IL favorite with actresses
4t -,t. SINGERS II - sold hy all dealers, at one
"'", iu larsa bottles, and by DEMAS BARNES 4
g. NV FORK Wholesale Agents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
sold by all druggists.
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FELL IN.-The rear wall of the body OF
the United States Hotel fell in last Satur-
day evening, between the hours of and 7
o'clock, with loud crash. Fortunately
the wall fell gradually, and gave all persons
near bv time "to stand from under" The
cause of the fall was the cutting out OF the
window sills, doors and doors, by the te-
nants, for firc-wood, during the winter,
which weakened the walls very much. In
addition to this, all the lead on the root
had been torn off and carried away by
them, which, by letting water down into the
basement, undermined the walls: Portions
of each floor were carried away in the fall.
Nobody occupied the portion Of the house
which fell in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

LYONS EXTRACT oP Pure JANAyc, Grxapp for
Indigestion Nauis.a, Heartburn, sick Headache,
Choler" Morous, flatuleney, &e.. where warm,
and entire purity makes /, cheap and falisble Ar
tcie for culinary purposes. Sold everywbers ~
tocents per bottle AK tor "LIoS's' Pure Ex.
uaet Take no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER.
apI7--ly sold by all druggists.
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GERMAN TURSERs.-Saturday afternoon
about fifty members of the different Turner
Associations of the cities of Norfolk, Wash
ington, Georgetown, Baltimore, and other
places, arrived by the Norfolk boat, and
were escorted by a delegation from the
Richmond Association to the Monticello
Hotel, where the evening was spent in
most social manner. To-day their cele-
bration begins. This morning at o'clock
the members of the Richmond Association
will meet at the Monticello Hotel, from
whence they will escort their guests to the
Virginia Hall, where they will stop for the
German Singing Society. They will march,
headed by Ambrecht's brass band, through
the principal streets of the city to Elba
Park. The remainder of the day will be
spent in festivities and gymnastic exer-
cises. Mr.F. Hole, President of the Rich
mond Association, will deliver an address
The festival for this day will close with a
grand ball tonight, to be given by Mr.. u
SChater.
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TuAHKs.-To Mcssrs. Cole & Turner tol
GOdevs LdlTS Book for June.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY Sand 20.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAY 81, 1885,
Sun nrIses........4.55 Moon sets, A. M. II 3.
sun uusets.............7.O5 7.O5 High w2ter......l0 Il
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MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
On Wednesday night next there will be a
grand musical and literary entertainment
given at the Virginia Hall by Mr.. l.. T.
Wheat and Mr.. Cooper De Leon. We have
read comments from the Baltimore press on
Mr.. Wheat's attainmcnts as musician
They commend in high terms his efforts in
behalf of the destitute South, and speak
we'll of his musical talents. Mr.. Cooper
De Leon is already well known by many OF
our people, and it is unnecessary that we
should speak of his abilities. He has Sc
lcctcd some Of the gems from the poets,
and he will doubtless do justice to them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

PRESENT TO GENERAL LEE.-Whcn the
fair of the Centenary Church was pro.
crossing, we referred to the beautiful pre-.
Scnts which had been prepared for General
Lee. They were sent to him, and he re-.
piled in the following note to Mrs. }. L
Rogers:
Il return my grateful thanks to the la.
dies of the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, Richmond, for the beautiful cap
bag, and slippers which they have done me
the hOnOrtO send me.
"IIighly valueing them asa token ofthcil
remembrance,
81 remain, with great respect,
Your Obcdient servant,
mR. +. Lee
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COAL AND WOOD.

CARGO OF COAL FOR SALE.-Two
~ hundred and twelve tons very superior RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, TO arrive, for sale low
r. J. WHITE,
south side the dock. opposite Libby prison.
NH
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DEMBERTON & CREW, dealers i'm
1 COAL AND WOOD, Office Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
Ash ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
hA6E COAL; OAK aud PINE WOOD. NH Its
NEW JOAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ CONNER or SEVENTH AND CANAL
sslhEETs. ANTHRACITE and MIDLOTHIAN n
BLSop 1 PgaDLETos.
y, B.-0rdsrs promptly fllsd. Dc iI-W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-21

MEETING OF THE Cry Council.
called meeting of the City Council was
held at the City Hall on Saturday, at the
instance of the Committee on James River
improvements. Present: Messrs. Macfar-
land. President; Glazcbrook, Harvey, Styll,
Mason, Epps, Saunders, Taylor, Crutchticld,