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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

(. The crowd began to gather at the ceme-
terry at about II o'clock, and there were
many persons present all day, at l o'clock
it was estimated that there were about three
thousand persons in and about the enclosure.
Of these perhaps four hundred were white
Federal officers and their ladies, Govern
ment employees, the newly appointed city
officers, and nearly all the prominent Rich
mond Radicals, accompanied by their fami-
lies. We noticed City Councilmen Wigand,
Miller, and Kent, and Mr.. Franklin Stearns,
James Morrissey, and David Turner, on the
grounds. Of course it was not expected that
our people generally would join in the tri-
butte, as Logan's order was couched in
words hbelling us and insulting our own
noble dead. .l5 il t>TA0J E.t,G3f -.
The graves having been prettily decked
with flowers, tiny Union flag waving over
each, the exercises were commenced with
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of the North
ern Methodist, Church. General Granger,
General Brown, George Rye, Mayor Cha
hoon, James n. Clements, Captain B. C.
Cook, and others, were seated on the.plat-
form. Chaplain Manly Was then intro
duced, and read avery fine address, suita-
BILE to tho occasion. He dwelt at length
upon the patriotism and yalor of the citizen
soldiers, Of the Union, aYefring that the
world had never seen the like Washing
ton, he thought, was no better or. greater
than Lincoln, nor Warren and other reyo-
lutionary Generals greater than Lyon, Mac
pherson, and many other heroes Of '6l.
He spoke feelingly Of the custom Of deco
rating the graves, and hoped that itswould
beEkept up. styI -
AT intervals during the day an excellent
band, stationed near the platform, dis
coursed some sweet funeral dirges. The
solemnity Of the exercises was much marred
blythe cries of cake, lemonade, and pea
nut-venders, who made the most noisy eff
forts to dispose of their, wares. We were
surprised to see one of the most prominent IN
colored Republicans of Richmond engaged
in these ignoble pursuits, apparently with
out thought of the thousands ofgdead
around him. 't-s.sit.<tN - =
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MADAME RUHL's CONCERT comes off at
the Theatre tonight. The programme is
attractive, and the singers select. We wish
the Madame q full house.
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ME. ". a. HOPPE desires it to be dis
Gnctly understood that :. a. Hoppe,
spoken of in the evidence in the Trueman-
Hoppe case, is not his natarat but only nus
halt brother. Is Is. ~ 5js .;sssas
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Corn and Flour Exchange.


Il; gFgeg RICHMOND, May 30, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, 10 bushels. .@A.1E & -
GoraaWhIts ~ 50 bushels Yellow go oushes' @
RYe.-158 bushels. r,4i4lg-rHi tsze .ss.Tt !
IOats.-I60 bushels.
Rour.-Extra, 7 barrels; not branded, barrels.
s. ss,-,. $50. !, SALES. r,f.ss.t - f..Es..i
Wheat.-White, 10 bushels very common at $2. 20.
Corn.-White, 66 bushels at III. .l5. I elloW, 40
bushels at Sl.A. Mixed ll6 bushels at 81. l33.
0ats.-lO2 bushels prime at aoc.; SS bushels very
eRE-ExM1BITEp.-C Yellow, Dc bushels
mixed, $50 bushels. Oats, 20 bushels. Rye, l2C
bushels.
Report of the Richmond Tobacco Market.
eat. a--a s,'t-- FRIDAY, May 30, 1858.
In reviewing our market for the past week. We
report breaks and receipts full--in excess of pre-
vious week. Market active and buoyant, ant
prices firm at an advance on some descriptions
Below we give the transactions ], 2S4 hogsheads
341 tierces, and SO boxes. r,f fr,q .r7z 6iy,--,
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lslgs.-C Common to medium dark working, $t
@$7; good dark working, $7500S9 sun-cured
common, $7@$1o: sun-cured good, $lIGSl2; coal:
cured common; sa@$l5; coal.cured bright, sa5G
$25 coal-cured fancy, S20gS4o
LeaEa-Common dark working, S1@Sa medium
$l4; fine and wrapping, $15@&ls ,cnred, $50
SEQ yellow Wrappers common, $209$3s; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra, $4o@Sloo. 't'S.
SHIPPING TOBACCO. 4G5 liz Es5g (!
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights $751;
@$s5s; medium, s7@ss 50; goed ss@$ls $Is,ront,,
shipping, sl4@S2o -
aIil6l. srEsnfrNs TOBACCO s.... : IN
LsaG-Common, $s9sl2; good $la@sls; fine TN.
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fgo zBAsE-B BArI PEAYEsRs.- Mayor Cha
Ihoon issued an order on Saturday Last thas
no games of baseball should =be-playso
within s150 yaRds of the corporate Itlnitss'
Hereafter, boys, you must 60 out OF 'H toWn. :, :
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/, A. QUARTERLY, MEETING of the Female
Humane Association will be held at the
asylum this evening at o'clock. '.i'sss,'se
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R.hfcRQ6ef1W RedE SEStutS sold bet10eea the sff6
ddV af Sasssiarp andths HIST day. qr gsssypay u,
tcres thereon for the current ysdrs TJS Is scEtr
REGNAULT. .& co. win sell at 10 A. NJ, at So.
E main street, parlor, chamber, dining-room and
- kitchen furniture, and ehinaware. s..s;
SAMPSON JONES, JR.. .::& Co, Moss 4, 9, and
FIFTEENTH street. wiilssen at1oa aA.M.saslarge
anddesirahles estock OF groceries, wines. liquors,
&c. gsstE7ff siS oj tss9ss Il ,:03 sstfF iEl.stT
FRANCIS T.1sBELE viii Sell on the premises,
L atsPlM., the tiree-stcry brick tenement No.
! III Cary street. r-..
.wILLIAM R.TAL1. 81. q. q. r., win sen at Il
"A. NJ, at .A2s Main. street. empty brandy
casks, bottles, and fdemfjohns, bar counter,
F shelving, &c, ..E.< .
sGRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sen at Henrico
i Courthouse 7atEi2 No two SMALL farms--en
7 of eighty-six acres, in Hanover, and the other
of.aftyl acres, In inHenrtco.ussr 9rE2a,stlFT
GRUBBs &WILLIAMswiN seahat 1es ::M.s al
I sHenrico oGourt-houses-a fafm of ie4acres, nea,
Hungry water station. asfsg t5'f8Ess Nt.si
WELLINGTON GoDDIN will. sch on slie pre-.
h misses at q p. M., a brick tenefnento the east
| Side Of Mayo near to Broad street. sIn sei
WELLINGTON GoDDIN VIII sell at P. NJ,
on the premises, two small. tenements on the
west side Of Second between Broad and Mar.
- n
GRUBBs 80 WILLIAMS win sell the very yalua.
BILE tenement on the south side Of Broad street
between Third and Fourth streets, occupied by
r. Ferrandini, at PM
JAMES M. M.zTAYIORs q SON will sell on the
premises, at ~ p. NJ, three lots of land in
Chesterfield, ad}oining Manchester extending
down to The Danville Raiiroad ~ccal-wharf rop.
posite Rockets. .E:sGRi3 r fsifE[ I,IF ,r,lz
q. J. J.sMITH, 8. II. c., win sell at the yard for.
merly the virginta Brick Company's in Rock
etts, at IL NJ, lot of bricks, steam engine ant
machinery, and the buildings containing them
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell on the pre-.
misses, at P. NJ, valuable land in Chesterfield
adjoining Manchester, formerly part OF Falls
Plantation.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON will sell at the Libby Pri.
son block, at II O'Clock NJ, 800 bales Of wheat
aAFE EEC31 gSq
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store
at 10 A. NJ. an assortment Of good furniture,
showcases, &c. -
8. N. DAVIS will sell at Henrco courthouse, at /.
NJ, eat:acresof well-wooded land onthe Darby
town road.
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6 SEVERELY BITTEN BYf4 DoG.-oswald,
SON of Mrs. Oswald Gasser, who resides, on
Fifth and Duval streets, was on Saturday
morning very. severely bitten by a dog.
His wounds, though painful, are not dam
gerouS,, - Siststt ssait tA-s5 e-i"sl sLs.~ -
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5 FINES CoLLEcrED.-since the inaugura-
tion Of Mayor Ghahoon fines for violations
Of city ordinances have been imposed and
collected to the amount Of sI89. 90.
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s MovrSe iNTo X9NEw HALE..-Thes Btu
Sigma Rho Society Of Richmond College
took possession Eof o new hall on Friday
night. The exercises on the occasion were
very interesting. After prsyer by Rev.
DR.. Burrows, addresses were delivered by
Rev. DrsJones, Professor Harris,y A.gRs
.Courtney,i Esqss and; Messrs. Simms IS
Holmes, the two latter representing the
Philologian Society. DR.. Burrows closed
with capital speech, and then The whole
company proceeded to partsks Of: o lemon
ade treat. Every body seemed pleasedwith
theevening' 81 gentertainment. !: 4etig sssfs g-s,
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) AGooD MovE.-It will pbe seen by adj
yertisement that several of our leading
hardware merchants have agreed to close
their stores at s o'clock P. M. during the
summer months, in order to allow their en-
ployes time for recreation. We commend
this example to those in other branches of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

TO TURNER, liza Main street, we are in!
debted for the daily Washington and Balti.
more papers and occasional magazines.
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WEEP COO Schooner Nelly Brown
~ daily expected with Boston's best 1CE.a WIZ
sell from the vessel az &C. so per ton. ~. 8.
MA. II. BURR receives orders and collects. 3
Mr.. n LANE weighs and delivers. ~ ~: 6
Nessrs,E Dennis 0sKeith, Jacob Parker, and Pa:
Shane are to be numbered as my good drivers. II
any one has better men Iwould like 70 know il as
4 mean 20 have the best.
my isam BURNHAM WARDWELL.
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PERsoNAL.-Governor Wells went to
Washington on Saturday. - -" : +" .s'<
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) RosBERY he dwelling so8 EMr. WAR
wick corner Of Fifth rand Grace streets,
wSaas entered Oh Friday night last and spoil
ed Of two suits Of clothes, g box contain q
ing one hundred dollars ID ssil lyer, and other
articles, besides soneYery valuable, papers.
Noclue as yetaothe guilt partieso q, ,sxs
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SUPREME CoURr, OF, APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsENT-SATURDAY.-The argu-
ment In the case Of Stevens u.s., Dawson
was concluded. Court took time to con-
slider the decision. ,,-.3 .sa ,@,f.s, .:7i )
In the case Of Faulcome Us. Davis, an
appeal from the Hastings Court Of the city
Of Richmond, Judgment Of said court was
affirmed. 80 EsI.l
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The. BRUNSWICK HoMIGfpE.--We, have
the following account of the shooting affair
in Brunswick county from the best autho-
rity: Some weeks ago~Mr. Mansfield No
ble,. living ION the farm :ofa David Hicks,
had reason ito believe that. thieves were
making nightly raids upon his granary.
With view Of catching the rascals, he
placed his two sons and negro ON guard
at the barn. They were aon4huty for seve-
raj nights without finding any foundation
for their fathers suspicious. But on the
night Of Monday the 18th instant one of
the young men was aroused by noise in
the granary, and, in company with his
brother, proceeding cautiously I'd the spot
whence the sound came, they found one or
two, men with bags Of, corn. Mr.. Noble
Immediately cried Stop, or we'll shoe" "
and the thieves at once relinquished their
plunder, already packed in bags, and ran
off. Mr.. Mansfield Noble, Jr., discharged
both barrels of his shotgun after the fugi-
tives, but supposed that no damage was
done as no ory1was heard. Replacing the
corn in the granary, the young men retired
for the rest of the night.
On the next day (the 19th) Mr.. Mansfield
Noble, Jr., going out to cut some clover In
q lot near the barn; discovered the dead
body of the negro Philip Powell, who
lived on . .neighboring plantation. He
had evidently met his death from agun-
shot wound. Young Noble stated the facts
ito the. coroner's jury, and upon, his and
other evidence adduced they found that it
was not q. case of unlawful shooting.
Anxious still that there, should be full in
vestigation of the circumstances, Noble
went to the courthouse on the succeeding
Monday sand after making ajstatement to
the court, at his instance he was indicted
and regularly tried, the jury rendering o
verdict Of not guilty. = sZss,'s2F' go
The negro lRnGn, on the day after the
attempted robbery, sent for % physician,
who discovered that he, too, had received1a
gua-shot wound, rendering it probable that
he was the eompanionEof Powell. His ex-
planaiion Was that she, had been shot while
The Bureau agent being at the time ab-
sent at Chicago on political business; the
military commissioner was informed Of the
facts, bssiit bsiit seemedsto be Satisfied that The
civil apt oritiss would do Justice to all par
ties, and has not interfered. ~ : s3fAt'
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fN0TIG undersigned, having
I'm qualified as administrator on the estate OK
sons Indebted to said estate that they viii no ~.
auired 70 make settlement al pef.soms .
having claims agatnst said sls''A
to me for payment. YH0MAs z gyn sst..fnr.q.
4 my iss-aiaM q 81 aipssss ssos' ''1 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-01

STRAWBERRIES, the. finest Of the season,
Of the varieties known as s"SJaeunda,' p
" Filmore,n and .ssWflson, ,''awerea sent! us
on Saturday bye Mr.. John E.l4 Whitlock,
Chestnut Hill, Henrico county. Send some
Of the I" Leomphont''' persuasion next time,
friend Whit1ock. z's''' '-A'iff : g.
+ a very fine specimen Of this delicious
berry has also been received from d lady
wholiTes in the western: portion Of the City,
who raised them in. her garden. esetsrs.T
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TOILET, r,ARTTCLEs.s

IL UBIN'S EXTRACTS FOR THE HAND
sEsS2KFRCHfEE,ss gennfne g. fan Assortment;
l;esstsirses EARTNA GQEs0GNE EARfNA Ess-
SENCE BOUQUET, ,ExTRAcTJQCKEY
- s7--'s--4 80. j, BLAIR, Druggist,
EHENUINE FARIEA G6 iHoE N E.--.tiiii-
A Esreca sfrou, tho iraporfer--fGr sale bYsys sg,
4 p. =. DUPUY, Ap0thecarY.
4 anyaa lEaeH . q sis 81 sss1 Hresa a;atsess
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REAL EsTATE FOE sALE,

T1RAMED HOUSE FOR sALE.-WeAsa
~ nfFpr for sale subject to removal July z12A
the WOODEN FRAMED STORE, AND BACK
OFFICE attached lately occupied by US, Corner
WITH n yjew to rernoyaL and would not be injured
! taI MEADE & BAKER ss19 Main street, =,
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,BuaaY&B young gentleman hail
ings from headq uasters, driving aafastteam,
was returning through Rockets with aiaaly
from ERe Nafionsl Cemetery, on Saturday
afternoon, when his ,bbqggy came ia contact
Rsthsa: :dra4 and mas. Hertusned eInpt ying
its contents on the pavement. The lady was
badly bruised about the face. and The gen,
tlamaanstnnneds rasshDrt dime. Nobones
broken .s7pg ~ ss5ss ,ssssa atrs ss1E ..5f. Jss
1Itss-a4 hsa -ssrFr sessossf5;sf
SAFES SOP ssRHAL EsTATEs-W ellington
Goddin sold on yesterday tenements one,
two, three, fp,n, and nine; On Cherry be-
tween Dover and Enmbsrlaad ssreefs, Sid
nsy, for 81 s266, 1906; $50 and s6i5,
respectively gregating S 3 81; lao, Lx six
vacant lots On Relyidere street, Sidney,
fronting thirty feet teaeh two at 90 80, two
.at $3.50, and tNosat per- front foot;
making snaggrsgase f2l, ,i4assl
: ~ u :
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MoEDAY.ss.. ...:.. s,s..s ~: f, 1858.
~ t5EflsE, 81 sasixa s1E;ss1 ta isSsTta st !;
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Anhntand ispatfh.

r9B 6fsUGLA Affo# OF sTri1 THE sDIspAsFfCHs,
lsGEARGEKTHANTH THE EoMBINED GTRGU
L.ATIoN oFAE,LHHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rEA3PEERsf OF aTIs olITY s3aars 5<tss Z:
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ClARPETS. .sHADEss &C.,
= ,.jHORsEs AND MULES.

n NIOTICE-MULES AND HORSES.---Just
lN arrived, and for sale on very accom- Ex-r
modating terms, ut the Exchange Livery HSS
and Sale Stables, Franklin street. ONE - =.
HUNDRED MULES and HORsESy amongst Them
some broke mules and several pairs of No. l coach
horses and mares suitable for farrn urposes. -
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THE ..MIITuAL. L1FEr

NUMBER OF POLICIES IN FORCE FEBRU.
AIRY L 1863, So, ssa.r tassItTA !
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RESTAURANTS, ac.

SSTELLE. UNUSUALLY FAV6REDs
nr THE SEASONS, has . rare LAMDERp9
ise nsSti iseff deinpah apsa hasdJ LoBsTERS FIsH Sf s
CsApS &c, served Up IN sll styles; 4 M MR snd
is ff EAysSafaatphTT AEIRs saa apTTo naaa Ests @
finest o BEEAD, &C., with that never.fniiing
SWEi.Ls.,on stone OF good liying-HAM and EAB.
BAGf-" si'PPLY OF DEEfCACIES. He urges
~, hl1 n come and luxurfate. q
them ., and dinner parties supplied to order.
ts"M L..-elas.Ea LIEs 4 10y ssss.s
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NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED DURING
THE YEAR, 10. .6ao.l h-Ei gli - .s.il
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WANTS.

-s - - - WANTS. : e,s,ts 9s.' =
WTANTEDs ! IA BHHITE GIRk ABOUT
R 4ppy asslse years # jsss e ssspa sa5e.sn
fz5e l..a.s s...zz Z. a- = Ii Main street.
sWANTED, SMALL H0USErw %
FdRFfsHHD EeoMs ,sa h9Ss 9e ass ss sSSs Sh m
s1s e9.s ssa.sa1 saT PaEs sf the es Arsss pSss
IYX7 7ANTED, fwo Fen kslEsE; SERVANTS
Fsas yos acGoUK, ,saiso IL scHAMBERMATD
Apply M & No. ssS Srsnkan Street iny ssiS
yXTANTRD, 8 SITUATION as GAR
svFfDENERby byea Seotchmans who Sfhoro1Rhly
understands the business In all Its branches Geod
references. Address me at fhfs Office. - .
Z. N.Y. my 2ss-ly. .ssassl Q ea DzBLACKWOOD:ai
AGENTS SziWANTED: sFeR THE LIFE
"a OF JEFFERSON, DAVIS. By FRASK. a.
ALFRrEND, Of Rfchfrond This ID fhea offys fail,
authentic, and OFFICIAL history Of the life and
pubic services OF the great southern leader. Mr..
Ahrfend has had Q-oFerati6 and assistance
Of the leading Confederate officials In the prepars-
tlon OF tnls WORK aas viii be Epparent to all on
ssaa fas sspsss RaSss s9a Ts s
'LIsHlING oOafPfANY, Philsdelphias Pa II
rJXTOoL sWANTED.4wsy wilf pay stths
" " highest cash prize SsosssY o0Is.p9 s,sss&iSs
AsS Kals eAGs 81 sfass asS
widths, at nufacturgrs,s nstcss. ss;sz.7,s ssr,
g corner Fourfesuth and CaryStreets.ss 1
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DUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
Ne are agents for the sale Of this celebrated
MOWER and REAPER, and have a supply now
IN store. which we will sell at the lowest prices
and on the best terms. 2'isfas.
We also offer for sale the ~ ~. - as4 S,sS.
BUCKEYE SULKY CULTIyAToR,
the best corn plow in the world.
THREsHERS and SEPARATORS, THRESH-
ING DRUMS HORsE-POWERs, &C., &c, OF
our own make. j. W. CARDWELL& 70 co., &
nv y2a-d&wlm l4o2 and 1924 Cary street.
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HE rs. "a aAIM,l1EERiclsN d srArrIoNsgERss coNPAx

THE AMERicxs Il 81 AT1oSEss coNpAxr,
since the late decline In prices. have been msna-
Mss ad be isposed s % ii 20 70
their 4ssles ard bring stheiE geQss pronanensy
before the public sy oMsrs inean dssSina-
slSn Ths g lsssssa 81 Tim tGREENBAcK Eta
fAaksss6 ne sSF ssie S9s Ggs
sheets sxsss nna 4. ApIEs, EBEa CKa NsfIE1ff
ID shieEbuFR EEgTER EsyELeREs !. {
y = L0PRs EsE TEA & $50 .Y8B aESsala
4 sasts sas sHis sas EsARa EAR fhEG GHzNssaa FANCY
. and BSh6hiSa SIsl4iSasicn of aRsssBAcxs IN suns
p,es a. si tbs g G @ osIs va R4Y sae cEsT M 2
81 the Gfaerbaeks Stationery, nackAges coutaigs'
usually smade byy 5obDers.s wh11eszl6 and recall
dealers, 6c,,win be .distribused anonf GUT cas-
TONER'S In the fets weeks that this PacEase -, 80
peopbg xnd thonssnds nfaaes Elsa by hQeh wTft1ugs
materials and Rreenbacks that they could use With
pleasure as well rs prodf lfts sfl9 eGs 81 fh,t
Agents and, csnvassers Hantsd: Ihe folloging
e sas s fsgssli Dacisss
loo paekageA Go 8pecaaE rstcs by she fhousand}
When convenient send draft lregistered lettersl
son any national bank or p0St~ofHco m9uey oedery
atour risk Goods sent by expfess Y. Y. y. ontY
when accompanied by ten per cent: of the a,reunt
q 0sasro m iiii Main ssiess Il j Wse.sssls III
NV aod1n, Rschms,Yd. Va,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 80, 1883. =
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum. - -
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, !Haryeys& q Williams.
Steamer Albemarle, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham q Co.
Schooners Lawrence, Craddock and j. +. Sher-
man, - from Norfolk, fish, Wodnbie q Jones.
zcgi9alsf I'D SAILED jegiiI - .zRJlf ~
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Harveys q Williams.
Schooner E. b: Wheaton, ,>-.o 50 ayannah 1mer-
chandlse Curtis q Parker.
81 9E5> .fz72 MEMORANDA. ,iioLzSs'-.5.a
Schooner, j. NAPLES, Wright sailed from New
York for Richmond on the Goth.
Schooner Ann Rambo. Eskridge, cleared from
Philadelphia for Richmond on the aoth.
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COM
Y PANY.-AIl persons indebted to the said
company requested to call on the subscribers
and make settlement Of their debts. And persons
having claims against the said company are re
qucstcd to present them. with the necessary proofs
a.. JOHNSTON &WILLIAMSy98
my ls-eod2w Office over First National BANK.
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AUCTION SALES TH1s DAY.

l.rSch0sssgW Redt sEstuts so,d betsoseg tie ffst
ddV af 5asssfasu and thss sffa day. fr rlssypay Tie
tcres thereon for the current yedr. a GcEy,i
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WTANTED, ,1by q 2Merchsntof long bMsi-g
wv ness experience, with large Virginia trade.
and with some valuable influence North South,
and West PARTNER who. can control enough
capital to hold the trade that be secured and
willing to do businesson safe princpies.3 Addresa
"a. e. F,,, post-oflce box o21, Richmond, Va ~
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THE MUTUAL LIFE'' :.
IS now by far the WEALTHIEST. COMPANY
IN THE WORLD. 1t is conducted on the only
principle which time and experience has proved to
he ultimately safe and trustworthy Its assets are
not invested In fancy stocks personal securities
but In bonds and mortgages on real estate, being
first lien on same, and thus placed beyond the
reach of any contingency.
The company, beng purely mutual diFideslt ts
whole profits annually among the assured, and
this dividend can be used IN payment of premiums
or to purchase additional Insurance. at the option
of the policy-holder. - -
s-s, No. l0l4 Main street.
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AGRICULTURAL. =

...A~-~~s>I-~-~~--~>S
TrCO MICK'S SELF-RAKING
MI pEAPER.-we have now In store, and win
~ IN The most accommodating terms. the best 81
s''' sELF-RAKING REAPER 49, \
:, ,,e world No one who regards economy OF
tahcr and saving Of grain viii use a hand d-raking
TEL labor viii pay many times over for The in
inresscd nn cost Of the machine and, in add;tionto
,hst the labor Of one nan aa q gspsnsed
HORSE-POWERS. &c. - - $50 = =
a. ,reIl as WHEAT RAKES. WHEAT CLEAN
a Cos and CRADLES, FOR the harvest, now ready.
INV nv ss-d&wtjy23 II, NJ. SMITH & CO..
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ElVE BOXES MAIZENA,, fer SCREEN,
@y@ DANDRIDGE d ANDERSON.
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TNHE ARLINGTON UTUAL LIFE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARTER, 1857. .
Home ONCE, l2la Main street, Richmond. Va.
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Number OF polices issued LoS4-insuring 81, 8s7, :
eOo-one claim, S. 600. Showing the largest average
of policies of any American company, and success
that is unparalleled In the first fiscal wear. =
Issues al kinds of non-forfeiting LIFE and EN-
DOWMENT POLICIES. and also POLICIES
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS. s1rs.4
NO RESTRICTION rOF TRAVEL OR RESI-
- ,-,...-I5-- DENCE rfs7.t-E y " rs
In anv part of North America north Of the south
en cape of Florida, or in Europe, at any season OF
- ss.ea.sS+9 u 5gqrgltq
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Income to LIST April, isas idscai YEAR aO7 Oot