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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-25
CITY COUNCIL,

A called meeting of the City Council was
held Yesterday afternoon at D O'Clock.
YORK RIVER AND DASvILLE RAILROAD COZ
NECTIOSS.
The President stated that the object Of the
meeting was to consider 4 renewal Of the
application for the railroad connection be-
tween the York River and Richmond and
Danyilie railroads, through the corporation
of the city.
Colonel Buford. President of the Danville
road, by invitation addressed the Council on
the subject.
MARGINAL RAILROAD.
Pending the consideration of this subject,
Mr.. Durham introduced an application for
the construction Of 4 marginal railroad, to
run from the wharves OF the POWhatan
Steamboat Company to the depot of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The cars to
be drawn by horses. The route of the road
was laid out, and sidlingS into such en-
closures as might be desired provided for.
The company to haul at such prices rs are
charged by other convcyanccs, and to have
the right TO haul the cars of such railroad
companies as it might be connected with,
the CITY to receive, in consideration of the
right of way, ten per cent of net profits.
Colonel Coaltcr Cabcll, by permission,
stated to the Council that the directors of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad had at
their last meeting determined to present Il
petition asking that the company be per-
mitted to lay tracks connecting their depot
with the Dock, York River depot, and
Rockets. The petition was not quite pre-
pared, and he would ask that when it should
have been completed it could he placed
before the Commissioners of Streets without
going before the Council. Permission was
granted.
The whole subject of railway connections
waSrcferrcd to the Commissioners of Streets.
CITY YRAILwAY-IoLLYwoo EXTENSION.
Colonel Ordway, from the committee upon
the extension Of the city railway to Holly
wood. presented a report favorable to the
scheme, together with an ordinance Droyi-
ding for permission for erection Of the road,
and allowing the cars to be run on Sunday.
Five different routes were left to the choice
of the company. Colonel Ordway moved,
in view of the fact that the route must be
selected in Difference to the wishes Of citi-
ZenS livin" along the proposed lines, the
Council fix this evening for the colSidc-
ration Of the report; which he further
moved be received. Adopted.
NEW RESERVOIR.
Mr.. Yale. from the committee on The pro-
posed new reservoir, reported favorably to
the proposition Of building 4 new reservoir,
and suggested that the matter be referred to
Il special committee empowered 10 ascertain
the best and most economical plan for the
construction and location the work. The
committee was of opinion that the work was
of pressing Importance, and the money for
its construction could be raised at II discount
of fifteen per cent. upon bonds to be issued
for the purpose. The report was adopted,
and the matter will 20 to Il special commit
tee for its consideration.
After disposing Of other matters, the
Council adjourned.
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ORDERED TO ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sherman
has ordered tilty-SiX of the army officers
''awating orders to report TO General
with the approaching election.
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MARINE ISTELlIGESCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BIZ THE Hun
DRIED ut the Dispatch office.
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COOK 4 LAUGIITON will sell at 10 o clock Com
mcrcial Hall bar-room and fixture, OH Thr-
tcenth street near Cary.
LYME y BROTHER will sell at 5o'clock 7. W.
two small frame tcncmeuts on the east side Of
Twcnty-ifth between Franklin and Grace
streets.
LEE GODDIN will sell at half-past O'Clock
small frame tenement and lot between Baker
and Duyal streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell ut 10 4. NJ house
hold furniture, crockcry, glassware, &C.
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HALL & HUTCHINSON,
IL WHOLESALE DEALERS,

NO. III3 MIN STREET,
would respectfully call the attention OF the city
trade To their stock Of FANCY GOODS, SMALL
WARES, NOTIONS, &C.. which is now COM
ple:e, and which they are Offering upon the most
reasonable terms for cash.
GIVE THEM 4 CALL. NH 2o-eod3m
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LIME.

T IME, LIME.-We have constant
/ i supply Of BuKuOLDER'S FIEG \ Ia Ia
LIME IT is made from the same stone as tiie
Wilson lime, aid every lump In every baTrcl IN
WARRANTED. AS IL VIII he sold low, builders ana
others in want win DO well 10 give IL trial:
nv lscodi0t TALIAFERR0 Il co.
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ASK for FLEMISG's tSASToS1SE) WORM Con-
FECTIoSs. and take none other. All agree that
they arc the best, safest, and most pleasant. Be-
ware Of imitation.
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values fine complexion can do without the Mag
nolla Balm. Seyenty-fve cents viii buy 1t Of any
Of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is very delightful hair dress
ing
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NJ. ELLYSoN 4 Co. Will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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DICUMOND AND DANF1LLE RAIL
IL ROAD-CIANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after SUNDAY, February 2ist, 1869, the PAS
SENGER TRAINS on this road Will be run as fol-
lows -...-- =. ,,........-.s
GONG WEST, LYSCIlBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except Sunday at Sis A.
~: arrive at Burkcville NJ ll:3s A. NJ, making
close connections with trains the Southsidc road
for Farmvic, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Nashville, Memphis, &c, &c. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily ut ?:io +.
VI: leaves Danyille daily at 952 l.. NJ; arrives at
Greensboro daily at l2:io 4. M. making close con-
nectiops for all stations the North Carolina road
both East and West of Greensboro, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, and all points South.
GoISG EAST, THROUGH MAIL AND EX-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily ut l:ao A. NJ;
leaves Danyllc daily at 1850 \. NJ; arrives at Rich
mond daily at II \. NJ. LYNCHBURG PASSES--
GERS leave Burkevilc daily except Sundaysi at
?:lo Z. NJ; arrive at Richmond At $40 L. II.
Through tickets can he procured at the ticket OF
dee In Richmond TO sll important points South and
Southwest and 1T Greensboro and DanSilie 70 all
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
te q Superintendent.
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AitIlmoud GlispatrEr,
TUESDAY".....-.........MAY %, 1860.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISpATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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MAYORS Court, MoNDAY--Hdyor Cha
hoon presid,nG.-Annie Carter (negro) was
arraigned for assaulting and beating Maggie
Wade (white). From the evidence it ap-
peared that the casus bcHi was considerable.
Annie had been grossly imposed upon by
her white adversary, and had had her ear
bitten. In view of these facts the parties
were all dismissed. In this case cross war
rant was brought up and also discharged.
James Page (negro), charged with assault
ing and beating Annie Banks, was commit
ted in default Of surety.
Frank Collins, charged with assaulting
and beating Walter Word, was fined five
dollars.
Charles Blake, charged with assaulting
Thomas D. Childrey, was fined two dollars
and fifty cents.
Charles Bowe, Moses Brown, and William
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, T,aGOLD DTEMPERANCEB BADGE,
IL In The shape Of I triangle, with the word Ex
ccslor in the centre, and Maricn Division, No. 5.
Sons Of Temperance, on the border \ liberal re-
ward will be paid ii left at Mr.. V. l.. FORE'S
printing Office, 1915 Main street. my 25-ltf
7 OST, on the afternoon Of the Goth in
II slant. long white CAMELIAN EAR-DROP.
~ ii i'll be useful only to the owner, the Under
will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t At the fac
tory Of {. BAkkSDALE. JR., south side basin,
Tenth street between Canal and Byrd streets.
my 25-2tE
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 81 1850.
ARRIVED,
Steamer State Of Maryland Travcrs, Baltimore
merchandise and passengers. Harycys & Williams.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mcr-
chtndisc and passengers, W. G. Durham Il Co.
Schooner Isaac, Fansant, Philadelphia, mer
chandsc, captain.
Schooner j. H. stckney, New York, merchan-
disc. captain.
Schooner Robert Iealy, Baltimore, merchandise,
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancoN. Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chan,ll>c and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum
Schooner Katie Ranger. Savannah, Ga.
Schooner United Brothers. Sanford.
Schooner KoNanna, Baltimore, light.
MEMORASpUM.
HALIFAX, n. s.. May co.-ArriyCd schooner
Annie. from Richmond.
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Latest styles Of Ene jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands, diamond and engagement rings,
ncckchains aud lockets, silver ice-pitchers, and
rich goods for bridal presents, just opened ut Now
Az K CO.'S
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LARGE STRAwBERRIEs.-Wea are indebted
to Mr.. A. NJ. Morris, of Hanover county,
for jar of the largest and sweetest straw
berries we have seen this season;
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ADDuMs on WIMMIN.-Dr. George William
Bagby alas VI. AddumS proposes to deliver
at the hall of House Of Delegates Tonight
his humorous lecture on Women Folks,
which Is the latest and best effort Of our ia
yorite Virginia humori>t. Our unsolicited
and disintcrc~tcd advice TO everybody is to
90 and hear him. and, our word for it, every
body will laugh and crow fat
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EREE MAIL DELIVERY Is promised us, but
BALDWIN. the obliging clother, has long cSta-
blished free delivery Of goods to all his GUS
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WINES ATs. EE4U0RS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQJpE>, &C,
consisting i'm part of
ara.k, OTARD. nUri'G N CO.'S FINE
BRANDY. Vintage l>c2:
ro-k OLD IIENNESsl BRANDY, vintage
I.Er:
q. dumttalm~ EXTRA FINE DARK BRANDY.
Grr medicinal purposes
F. casks VERY SlrEEIOK SHERRY WINE.
5ca>k> VERY StI'ERloR FORT VINE, di-
rect inp"rtttiou;
lur4-k~ "MEuITM GRADE" WINE,
3. baskets CHAMPAGNE. superior brands;
IS cases FINE WINES. one Dozen bottles each ::
go case CLAEET WINE.
. barrels tW-. A. Old RYE WlllSkEf, five
Years old:
IA naricI, KENTUCKY BOURBON WIIISKEY,
two wears old
10 barrels WILSON'S NSYLVANIA
WllISKEY two wears old -.
Is barrels fNCkEN'> MOT. \TAIN WIISKEI.
aD barrels HANGER'S WIIi>kEI,
"r barrels MARTIN WHi>EEN.
Is barrels WHITES koChBkIDGE Wills
10 aarr,i- ENGELMAN'S VALLEY CHOICE
l;o barrel, CGNNnN 70 MEDIUM WIIISKEY.
30 barrels HOLLAND GIN.
i5 barrels NEW ENGLAND RUM,
barrels ON JAMAICA RIh.
Also. Il large lot Of MINED BRANDlES,
WINES. COKDIALS TONIC and BAL: BIT
TIERS. &C. &C., in store and for sale on accom-
ANDREW j. GRAY & Co.
APPS No. Pearl Block
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FELL DEAD.-Israel Taylor, an old colorcd
man residing near the Valley bridge over
Shockoc creek, onyesterday morning walked
down the street, and upon his return home
fell dead. He was apparently we'll in the
morning, and it is supposed that his death
was caused by disease Of the heart.
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PROBABLE IToMIcIDE-A PRIVATE WATCH
MN FOUND DRowSED.-On Saturday night
Iiu@h Kelly, an lri>hman, employed IL Il
private watcllman by Tardy y Williams.
smith, Potter & Co., and other firms doin"
business On the dock, left his home TO attend
10 his duty, and was not attcrWard seen alive
by his family.
The suspicion that he had been foully
dealt with gaining crcdcncc, on yesterday
the friends of The missing man proceeded 10
drag the dock, and late in the evening his
body WAS hauled up out of the water. 1t
presented every appearance Of death by
drowning, and the only mark OF violence
was bruiSe upon the forehead.
At an inquest held last night at the house
of Michael Irving, on Scycntccth street, be-
tween Marshall and Clay, JuSticc Favier,
coroner, and William Hall Crew. foreman, }
the following testimony was elected:
y. Green testified that he had been well
acquainted with the deceased, and knew of
his being private Watchman for Iardy n
Williams. Dragged the Basin for the body,
belieyin" him to have been drowned. Found
it at about 5 O'Clock this afternoon at Il
place within few feet of the place where
think he fell in. There was narrow pas
sage between house and the edge Of the
Basin, through which he had to go on his
beat. 1t was only a few feet lii width, but
lie could easily pass. The deceased was not
an Incorporate man was not of quarrel
some disposition. Have heard him say that
he had some enemies on Cary street. Don't
know who they were, as he never named
them. | heard young man say to-day that
he fired 4 pistol in that ncighborhood on
Saturday night. Don't know what the
name Of the young man was who told me
this.
DR.. Jackson being sworn, testified that ne
had examined the body, and found no mark
of violence except an abrasion on the fore
head, which might have been caused by Il
fall upon rock or striking against the
wharf. Death seemed to have been caused
by drowning.
No other witnesses being present, the jury
adjourned to meet at Old Market Hall ut
O'Clock this morning. On this occasion Po-
liceman O'Connor, who is said to have seen
Kelly on the night Of his death, will be eX-
amined, also the young lady who found kcl.
ly's club. This latter weapon was exhibited
to the jury last night. 1t was broken at one
end, but whether the crack had been recent
~ made the jury were unable positively to
determine. The deccased's pistol belt was
empty when the body was found.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ION all public private sales Of real estate made
between the first day of january and the first day
of July The purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year. but on all sales between the first day of
July aud the thlrty-frst day OF December the
seller pavS them.
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LUCKY, LUCKY.--A gentleman purcha>"da four
number certificate in the Southern Association, of
last evenings Rattle Drawing. ut No. llG3 Main
street for one dollar; his numbers %, d. IS.
10, and he was fortunate enough 10 get prize on
them Of $50. Another gentleman purchased a
thrcc-numbcr certificate, at the same place, for
fifty cents, and obtained Il prize Of $50: and. be-
sides which 4. II. Plume agent of the ASsocia-
ton, No. 81 Fourteenth street, under the Exchange
sold gentleman thrcc-numlcr certificate for
iiiyccnts the numbers were l. 81, 80, and Ii was i
prize of 800. Mr.. Plume also sold another person
tlrcc-numbcr certificate for twenty-five cents :;
the numbers were l, 6, l6, and that prize also
Of $50. Several prizes ais" sold on last eve
ming hcsides the above. The fortunate men pre-
tcrrcd money to the awards. and were promptly
paid by the general agent, J. II. Maddox. There
is every guarantee for the faithful and prompt pay
mcnt Of AL awards.
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FORT OF RICHMOND. MAY q 1850.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY IS, iso9.
sun rises. ............ i.52 Moon rises 600
sun scts............ 7oS High tide, +. M. ADJ
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THANKS TO Turner, No. I'LL Main street.
for Hd1pcr's Bazdr. y good paper for the
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nAER gEWELNY. &c.

yzTILLIAM WILDT WOULD RE
w SPFCTFULLI inform the ladies and the
atorr Nn ao7 BROAD STREET. three doors from
th. corner Of Fourth. where shall keep on hand a
large aud wcll-sccctcd stock OF HAIR GoODs'
embracing
BRAIDS.
FRONT BRAIDS,
CURLS.
WIGS
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Az ACCIDENT II MANCHEsTER.-Last Sab
bath evening, whilst seven OF eight ladies
and about the same number of gentlemen
were engaged in conversation in the porticc
at the residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth Hatcher.
the platform gave wayand rccipitatcdth them
TO the ground. distance ofahout twelve feet
Mos, of the ladies were more or less injured: ::
none, however, seriously. The sprains anG
bruises they received were numerous, and
in some instances quite painful. The self
possession which they exhibited under the
painful and trying circumstances is worthy
Of commentator.
Mr.. Edward s. Cardozo, Of Richmond.
received slight diSlocation Of the wrist
joint of the right arm. SO deeply concerned
was he for the welfare of the ladies, and So
earnest in his endcavors to relieve them
and promote their comfort, that he did not
realize his own injury for fifteen minute:
after the accident occurred.
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A NEGRo's ANGRY PASSIONS RIsE.-A
negro named Charles Ford, living with Mr..
Jackson L. Childrey, in Henrico county, let
his angry passions rise a few days ago, and
while under their influence set fire to his own
house. 1t was burned to the ground, to-
gcther with all his household effects. He
then took his wife, and holding her head
firmly under his arm, tried to "vaccinate" ;"
her with carving knife. The frightened
woman struggled violently, and succeeded
in escaping With only Il painful cut across
the forehead.
Mr.. Childrcy and his son, Mr.. Wayne
Chldrcy, attempting to arrest the fellow,
were soon obliged 10 assume the defensive,
and the latter, III the alteration which en-
sued, received Il heavy blow on the shoulder.
The arrest was finally effected, however,
and the accused is now in jail. He is moS
probably crazy, as this is not the first tim"
that his bloody violence has brought him
into the clutches of the law.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
TIE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF TIE SOUTHERN
STATES.
DiStritution Dyaning, No. H-Io,ni,'G, Msy 81,
iSC9
1921 % 80 27I 81 Co 20 ~ 7OI7-l9l3o
{. q. ToMrKISS. Commissioner.
Distribution Drd,riRg. No. 2-EreHiug, Stay q,
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pICHMOND AND PETERSBURG

I IJH MIMI y y y I u I ENCD = Nu
II RAILROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May
3D. the trains Of this road will be run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 1 \. VI. aud 2:35 L. "
Leave Petersburg at 80 A. NJ. and $50 L. VI.
ACCOMMUDATIOE TRAIN, with passenger
car attached. viii leave Richmond daily at 3:i5 =.
NJ, and Petersburg daily ut \. IL Sundays ca-
The A. VI. train will not leave Richmond on
Sundays and the $50 L. NJ train i'll not leave Pc
tcrshury Sundays
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 3:i5 r. M.
train, running through daily.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
VIII leave Clover Eill ut 4. NJ, and, returning,
leave Richmond ut o::o l.. NJ on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. ~
THOMAS II. WYNSE,
apl3 superintendent.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
WI ELECTION OF PROFESSOR.-The Chair
of Practice of Medicine In this Institution hav-
ing been vacated by the resignation Of Professor
y. II. Tucker meeting Of the Board Of Visitors
will he held for the purpose of filling the vacancy
on TUESDAY the sth of June nj o'clock =. VI.
Candidates Will please forward their applications
andtcstmonials, addressed to The Board Of Visit
ors Ia the care Of the undersigned.
BY order of the President of the Board.
l.. :. JOYNES. NJ. D.,
III, Ilrln nf liz, n
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81 4oI 10 60 SO liGl 81 Il l9I % ceI Il
&. q. ToMrKISS, Commissioner.
The following prizes were sold this evening
Nos. l. &c. CO. prize of $40, sold for so cents also.
D. H. prize OF 500 sold for 2j cents. These were
Oh thrcc-nunbcr certificates. \ prize OH 4 four
number certificate. Nos % 81. 81, 20, Of $50, sold
for dollar, and all promptly paid.
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WIGS,
FRiZETTES,
class house shall also give my hest attention 70
KFPAIRISG AND MAEUFACTuRlNG HAIh
JEWELkY. JEWELRY, ard all xmas OF nAih-
fi.,y,d on me heretofore, respectfully soiicit
continuance Of the same at my new stanq
WILLIAM WILDT,
my H-lm oZ bFoa" sti''''
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nor RENT, BRICK DWELLING I-s
Il with ten rooms and brick kitchen with lsI
four rooms. on Grace street, Church Ill., bctwccn
TwcnLy-third and Twenty y-fourth streets. Loca-
lion and ncighborhood select. Apply 10
W. L. ROBINS.
my Cit 1909 Main street. corner Tcnth
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GTRAWBERRI FEAST.-Thc LADIES
- OF CENTENARY CHURCH have opened II
FEAST In tlr, basement uf the
church. which will he continued EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK. my 2j-Jt
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HERRINGS! HERRlNGS!!

NEW-CROP NORTH CAROLINA.
A small cargo daily expected comprising
WOODS CUT, No.1:
WOODS FAMILY ROE, in half barrels;
ROE, In barrels;
GROSS. In barrels;
SHAD. In barrels;
for sale Mt lowest prices.
NV l5-lot HARyEYS & WILLIAMS.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, from
y my stable on the Canal, near the l[s.ssII5t1
Burnt mill. one WHITE or GRAY I|A-T
MULE, OF medium size, and with some ~s<-~S.1
collar marks. a suitable reward Will be paid for
his delivery 10 me. JESSE LLlA3e,
my o53i post-oiice box COT.
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RICHMOND ESCAMrMEST No.
KNIGHTS TENPLAR, :
RICHMOND, May IS, 1859.
ORDERS No. 15.-SIR KNIGHTS, W
" You are hereby ordered to attend IN ~
assembly of Your commandery ut Your ~
asylum. on Franklin street, THIS EVE 4 Y
NM; ut O'Clock. for work. aud To rc-/
ccivc the report Of the Committee on the Phladc!-
phla Pilgrimage. Candidates for The orders will
he promptly In attendance n haf-past O'Clock.
Officers win appear In full uniform.
BY order of the Eminent commander,
WILLIAM f. TANNER,
Captain General.
WILIItMJ RIDDICK Recorder my 25-lt#
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

SALT. SALT! SALT.!.
We are prepared TO offer to the trade on liberal
terms the cargo Of the barquc Kawe. direct from
Liverpool, and now at City Point, consisting Of
g. 750 sacks
WORTIIINGTON OVEDFACTORY-FILLED
SALT,
in full beached sacks. This cargo IS represented
by our Liverpool correspondents rs prime in
every respect.
my II & G. TARDY & co.
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NOTICE.-Thc annual meeting of the
" STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE JAMES RIVER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY will be held at
the office OF their agent. Fourteenth street,
on TUESDAY the sth Of June at O'Clock Z. NJ.
my 2I-2w +. B. BENTLEY, Agent
TITY CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
" TEA meeting Of the Conservative Com
mi'tcr Of the city of Richmond will he held N 5
q clock on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT the eth
instant. The Conservative Committee Of licnrico
county are also requested TO he present. Punct'a
attendance on the part OF every member OF each
committee Is desired.
my 2l-it L. G.. COGIILhN, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-25

s'TRAYED FROM Ny FARM, rEssS
- near the toll gate on the Mechanicsvic 60
tur1! pike, on last "Wednesday, u LARGE, RED ana
WHITE COW. very large bag, white face, raw
boned, cruInpled horns, the left one shortest.
will give a liberal reward for her recovery.
nv aa-3ts III. NJ. WADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-25

nor RENT, Il FRAME DWELL a.
L ING, situated on Clay and Hancock FL
streets, contain Ing five rooms: kitchen with tive
rooms There Is spring Of delightful water on
the premises This place Is well suited for dairy
Il la, Il large lot attached, portion OF which Is
now in vegetables :. =. DAVIS,
my 2a-3t Eleventh II and Main streets.