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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHARGED WITH HoRsE-STEALING-AN I'M
PORTED OHIO SCHoOL-TEACHER IN TROUBLE.
A negro named William Muntz alias W. III.
II. Howard was arraigncd before the Mayor
yesterday morning on charge of stealing a
horse from Giles Muntz. 1t appears that on
Tuesday morning last Howard was found
in the market. trying to sell the horse at
siXty-fvc doliarS-abOut Onc-halG his value.
The suspicious of Detectives VDwycr and
Murphy were reused, and they inquired OF
Howard about the horse. He gave his
name rs William Muntz, and said that the
horse belonged to him. His answers not
being satisfactory, he was arrested. Subse-
quently the detectives gained information
upon which. they found the owner of the
horse in the person of Giles MuntZ, 4
respectable old negro man living in Caroline
county. Giles appeared in court yesterday
morning and testified that the horse was
his. The real name of the prisoner was
William II. Howard, and he came here from
Ohio to teach school. About week ago he
told witness that he wanted to 90 to Spot
Sylvania to get his clothes, and borrowed
from him his watch, horse, and OvcrcOat.
Since that time he had heard nothing of him
until he learned that he was taken up in
Richmond with the horse.
The ovcrcoat spoken of by Giles MONTE
was found in the prisoners possession, but
the watch was missing, and the supposition
| is that he stole it.
| The Mayor, after hearing the evidence,
sent the accused on to answer indictment
for felony.
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COOK '& LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock 4
stock Of groceries, liquors, &c.
HILL & GODDIN win sell ut 5 O clock house and
lot on Maddox Hill.
WELLINGTON GODDIN viii sell ut 5'oclock n
large frst-class residence and handsome
grounds attached (Is. A. Lancastcr's) on Scy-
enth, Eighth, and Clay streets
W. r. TALL, Ii. c. C. R., will sell at No 1918
Main street, ut 10 A. NJ, the fixtures usually
found in lrst-class bakery; also, lot OF
household and kitchen furniture.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 81 2. N. a
brick dwelling on the north side Of Catharinc
between Henry and Smith streets.
THOMAS w. skEESEE, No. 1911 Maiu street,
will sell at 10 4. NJ household furniture, pianos,
&c.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell two framed
tcnementS on the cast side OF Adams between
Clay and Leigtat4P. NJ.
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You've QUEEN OF MAY.-Several charming
coronation scenes have graced the season.
among them, some have been more brilliant
and ornate, but none more delightful to eye
and heart than that which took place ON
Friday afternoon last in the 'yerdant dell !"
of Mrs. Meadc's yard, on Sixth street be-
yond Leigh. The girls were livery young,
from her Majesty down to the most gossl-
mer ze phyr that floated in her train, but iii
beauty and grace they could hardly be eX-
celcd by any in our city. We. give, the
titles and names Of such rs we have been
able to learn:
Queen, Anna Isaacs; herald, Mary Val
entine aurora, Mary Chamberlayne; spring,
Della Claiborne crowncr, Emma Chamber
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IMPORTANT RUMOR.-It was currently reported
upon our streets on yesterday that LEVY GRo-
THEIRS were exhibiting the largest stock and
greatest variety Of Dress Goods In this city, aud
were selling ut astonshingly low prices. 1t Is
really surprising to sec the quantities of goods
that daily disposed of at the otd Souttcrh DrH
LoDts store; but IL goes to show what can br done,
even I'm hard times, by selling good goods at low
prices. For Dry Goods of every description, go to
Levy RKnTuERS,.
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MAYORS COURT, WEDNESDAY - Mayor
ChdhoOn prcsidinJ.--Charles Berry, charged
with fighting in his own house and assault
ingpoiccman Walker, was fined five dollars.
He was allowed to choose between paying
the fine and going to the chain-Sang for
thirty days.
Robert Smith (negro), charged with as
saulting and beating Willis Smith, his wife,
was arlaigned, and his case was continued
until Friday.
Charles Griffin alias Joe Tinsley ncgro),
charged with asIaulting and beating Carter
Morris, was discharged.
Maria Walker (ncgro), charged with as.
Saulting and beating Daisy White, was
fined 800. ~.
Daisy White was also arraigI,cd for as
saultng and beating Maria Walker. She
was discharged.
Charles Vcrmllcra was arraigned for Us
saultng and beating his wife, Bette a,
Ecrmilcra. The case was continued until
Friday.
George Turner, charged with threatening
Madison Lings, was discharged.
August Williams, charged wit trespass'
ing on Royster Macon, was discharged.
David Lewis negro boy), charged with
stealing hog>hcad, valued at fifty cents,
from +. Fromer, was consigned to his pa
rents for castigation.
Betsy Bing, Texanna Shelton, Mollic
White megrocs), and Leo Wilson and John
DiaSco (white), charged with keeping dis
orderly house, were discharged.
John Gentry and Lawrence Duke, charged
with lighting i'll the street, were fined fyc
dollars each.
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PERsoNAL.-Major George @. White, who
has been for several years past on duty ut
this post, has been ordered to Philadelphia
on recruiting service. During several years
of acquaintance we have been thrown in
contact with the Major almost daily, and Il
more pleasant or courteous gentleman we
seldom meet with. We wish him success
in his new sphere.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DEV. NJ. j. MICHELBACHER'S
IL HEBREW. GERMAN, AND ENGLISH
OARDING-SCHOOL,
RICHMOND, VA. ...

The undersigned. who has been engaged for the
last twcnty-four years IN teaching In TINS CITY, ana
who has always had some boarding scholars, has
recently bought Il large house, and ID now making
arrangements to establish
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
on large scale, and In European style for the In
structon Of the Jewish youth Of tho southern parts
uf the United States.
His instruction VIII embrace the elementary and
higher branches of complete English cducat Ion,
and also the Hebrew, German, and French Ian
rIIagcs, If desired
In connection with the Hebrew, particular atten-
tion VIII be given, and the rules enforced 10 the du
ties II the faith Of Israclites.
The society OF Richmond Is unsurpassed for us
putcncss and Intelligent the situation OF the city
Is healthy aud the entire absence or those vices In
cdcnt to the population of larger cities makes II
at once the most desirable among the cities of our
country for the proper training Of the young In all
the dut les OF the American citizen.
1t will be the constant desire o. the undcrs gncd
To return to his patrons his pupils impressed wth
the sentiment Of duty to their God, their parents
The undersigned, assisted by competent teachers
I'm the various departments, exacts of MS pnplls
rigid and close attention to their studies ande1rr,
cses strict examination In relation 10 their moTdL
Evrry attention viii be paid to the comfort II The
pupits, and they viii be treated ii members Vi the
The diet ,ciH BIZ generous, but not extravngant.
For further PGar;lepMl9ri aGRiEy aGIR2iEyhn1R,cHER to
corner First and Clay streets.
Richmond Va, juno lst, 1889.
REFERENCES:
MIR Is Robinson, Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Jac. Umstattcr. Norfolk Va.
Mr.. J. Letterman- Charlottesville, Va.
Mr. NJ. GugscnhcImer LynchburgE, Va:
Mr.. j. Gurdcrshcimer, GOrdonsytlle, Va.
sir. Jos. Levy. bowling Green Va.
Mr. l. Iseman, Sp.fsyyania county, Va.
Mr. X. Hirsh. Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr. l.. Fels. Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. Jos. schelds, Charleston, VIVA.
Mr. Mr lac. 4 cdHa Aalsr' Jonesboroush, Tenn.
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FEAsT.-Thc ladies of the First Presbyte-
ran church are now holding Il feast ut DR..
Moorc's church, and, we are pleased to
learn, are meeting with the most liberal ell
couragement. We know whereof we speak
when we say that the cream, the berries,
and the cakes, are delightful, and that eve
rything about the feast is just rs delicious
us are the ladies kind and attractive.
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BARN BURNED.-Thc barn of DR.. William
Gwathmcy, of Burlington, King William
county, was burned on Thursday night last,
with sevcnty-tiv barrels of corn belonging
to him and forty barrels belonging to the
negroes working with him, together with
his thrcshing machine, wheat-fan, corn-shcll-
ers, straw-cuttcrs, and other implements.
Loss, 81, 900, and no insurance. 1t is slls-
pectcd that the fire was the work of IN in
cendiary who had grudge against one of
the negro owners of the corn, the fire
having been applied to his corn-pilc.
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SHARP ROBBERY. Yesterday the express
moncy-ncSscnge went into Walker " Tay-
lor's store to deliver Il package of money
containing scvcnty-fvc dollars. The money
was received. and left lying upon the colln-
ter. A little boy came in shortly attcrwards
clerk turned to get the change for him.
When he returned to give the change he
found that the little rascal had decampcd
and carried the money with him.
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laync crown-bearer, Lizzie Stevens scep-
tre-bcarer, Hattie Williams; garland-bearerI
Mamie Stevens maids of honor, Mamie
Bell Maury, Fannie Wellford, jamie Royal,
Agnes Royal, Jennie Harris, Ellen Jones,
Bette Blair, and Fannie Herring; queen of
fioras, Florence Marshall; floras, Sarah
Blair, Mary Dewitt, Rebecca Chamber
layne, and Jennie Whitcomb; queen of ze-
phyrs, Mary Howison; zephyrs, Leila Nc
redith, Mamie Bentley, and Alice Maury.
their attendants, passed joyous evening ut
the residence of William B. Isaacs, Esq, the
father OF her May Majesty. a.a.
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RICHMOND, May II, 1850.

RIIHMOND, May II I'UJ.
PROPOSALS FOR HAULING WOOD.
4 SEALED PROPOSALS for HAULING OAK
MOOD TO the railroad track OF the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company al scven.mle
Crossing Will be received at the Office OF A. " ASH
iurnc. until - NJ. SATURDAY, May 90 1863.
The wood lies on both sides OF the track extend
Ing from track 10 less than half mile on each
side. ,.
Proposals for hauling one hundred cords or It's
multiple are requested. Contract must be com,
plctcd by August lst and bonds for fulhlmcnt " Ill
be required. -, ,,,..,
drcd cords. -s, =, -, ,r,r =,
my 22-lw JAMES II. Ia l. "''
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GRANT AND COLFAx ASSOCIATIONS
FURTHER TROUBLE REMED1ED.- cStcrday
morning, by order of the Wells members OF
the Grant and ColiIX Association, the water
and gas were turned of from the rooms.
This was done on account OF bills due for
the last six months. Strange the gentlemen
of the Wells persuasion did not think of en-
forcing the bills before. The Walker men,
however, paid the bills. They still hold The
rooms, and everything is lovely, and the
goose hangs out of the third->t"ry win
dow" rs the tootll-paStc man used to say.
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4 LUSCIOUS TREAT.-Yestcrday noon-
heated and tagged already with the few
hours of morning labor-we were greeted
within the precincts Of our sanctum by the
youthful carrier of waiter containing some
"ni-i-i-cc coo-oo-ool strorberries " and some
ice-crcam equally If not more so. Besides,
there were various and suudry other cscl-
lents which, in this warm weather, serve to
dispel heat and make Christian of man.
An inspection of the waiter told us that the
contents were the gracious present of the
ladies of Centenary Church Fair. Upon
further inquiry we learned that while what
the ladies had so kindly sent us was as clc-
CANT and desirable Us could be, those things
which they will offer to-day, and during the
remainder of the feast, will DC elegantcrand
desirabler still-which they certainly will be.
This being the case, we advise everybody to
do as we shall do-visit and spend all the
money you have with the ladies of the Cen
tcnary Church Fair, and you will yet be
happy.
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TIE PAcE-FACTORY RoBBERY.-Thcc con-
tinucd case Of William Ii. CoombS, charged
with robbing the factory of j. b. Pace, was
again called before the Mayor yesterday
morning. Simon Looncy, the negro brought
from Jail, identified as the one who sold the
tobacco for Coombs, was also arraigned.
Coombs testified that he bought the to-
bacco from Looncy. Looney denicdit. lie
WAS sent on to answer Indictment, anu
Coombs was recognized as witness.
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STRAWBERRY AND FLORAL EXHIBITION
THIS EvESISG.-All contributors and cN-
hibitors to the Strawberry and Flower En-
hibition are urged to send their berries and
flowers early this morning. Everything
promises success; and there will Ire mum
dredsto enjoy the ice-cream and strawber-
ries which are furnished to all visitors by
the Executive Committee.
Tickets will be furnished at the lower
door which will admit the holders and en-
title them to refreshments.
The music. the flowers, the exhibition OF
fine fruit, and the refreshments, will furnish
an evening filed with attractions.
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Latest styles of fine jcwciry, ladies' watches,
chains, bands diamond and engagement rings
ncckchains and lOckcts, silver icc-pilchcrs, anu
rich goods for bridal presents, just opened ut NOW
Ian Il CO.'S
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STATE CoLoRED CONFERENCE.-The State
CoIored Convention will meet mt Ebenezcr
church to-day at l2 O'Clock. a full report
Of proceedings will be found in to-morrow's
issue.
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UNIoN-STATIoN FEAsT-LEcTURE To-
NIGBT.-The ladies at Union-Station Me-
thodist church are still actively engaged in
prosecuting their feast, and with great sue
cess. Nightly are their halls crowded with
pretty ladies' and gallant young men, and
the tempting array of everything useful and
desirable makes it pleasure for one to in
vest and get his pocket outside of his
STAMPS. So may it continue until the feast
is over. f.. .s-..as ~.
Tonight a new feature, an additional at
traction, is offered by way of the famous
Humors of Reconstruction, by Mr.. j. ?.
Cowardin. The new features added to this
lecture, and the great Improvement i'll the
delivery of it, make it more highly inter
esting and amusing than ever, even among
| those who have heard it before. Don't fail
to 20 tonight.
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TIE WALKER MEETING yesterday was wei al
tended. They should have passed resolution To
go sn mnSse To f. i. SPENCE Il SON gentlemen $
furnishing establishment, where goods are lur-
nlshcd to the million at fabulously low rates.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SlNKER AND
". BRA ND-CUTTER lilO MAIN STREET.
The new patent BRANDING-IRON. for marking
All kinds of wooden articles by heating IL, 10 per
fcctly adapted to branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
Eugraycrs' Stock stencil Paste, Brushes, In
dcllblc Ink, steel Dies, Alphabcts, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags &c, wholesale and retail NH 3
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FERGUSON 4 RADY's RICHMOND PRODUCE
PRIcE-CuHREST Will he published every Thurs
lay and delivered to subscribers. Price, lfty CO.
nirs. one cent cacl
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PERCUSSION CAPS will cause Il trc-arm TO go
on and the Hats and Caps Of the supreme mode,
sold by W. j. BIGGER, on Broad between Seventh
and Eighth streets, will make any inarrlaScablc
man 90 off too.
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ION all public or private sales of real estate made
between the first day Of January and the first day
sent year. but on all sales between the first day OF
July and the thirty-ar day OF December the
seller Day5 them.
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ASK for FLEMISG's s tSANToNINE) WORM CON
FECTIoSs, and take none other. All agree t3;tt
they are the best, safest, and most pleasant. Be-
hrarc of Unit alton.
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Sun s'tS,,,.......... W
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, l:C9.
ARRIVED
Schooner d. l.. Sturges, New York, mcrclan-
disc, captain. ,,
SCHOONER Heed and Frank, Boston, merchandise,
captain. ,
Schooner w. F. James, Philadclphia, mcrchan-
disc, captain.
SAILED,
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
ch,ndi.e and passengers, l.. Il. Tntum.
Schooners John Icnthall, M. Mmnson. and RoN-
anna johnson, New York, UiG lower james river,
TO load
BELOW.
Brig (Britishl John Giyan, Mayo, from Halifax
IS.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Rhodclla Blew, Pelrcc, arrived at Sa-
yanuah on the 22d.
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FERTILIZERS.

VI GROUND BONES,
GROUND BONES.
RAW BONES GROUND FINE and constantly
on hand. This Is considered the best and most per-
lnanent fertilizer In use. We have also for sale our
PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN GUANO,
which Is particularly suited to the tobacco crop.
GALIEGO FERTILHING COMPANY,
my 2G-l0t corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MAY27, 1S69.-War-
rem Hooker, Richmond, Va. /; Thomas Bren-
ton; Mrs. William Fl. Read, Charlotte
Courthouse, Va; Mrs. Maria Tabb (co-
lorcN, Petersburg, Va; John R. Patram,
Richmond, Va. Miss sue \. Duyal Gooch-
land county, Va. Miss Adams, Richmond,
Va; DR.. Robert Bates, Pent Courthouse,
Ala. Il. Is. Wittcr, Richmond, Va.
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CONCERT At SPRING PARK.-Thcrc will he
Il grand concert at Euker's Spring Park this
afternoon, and grand time is expected.
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III 73I II Is % Il - ~ j. 81 81 05
&. .. ToMrKINs, Commissioner.
Distributton Draroimg, No. le- Eue'ttnb Nay 20,
1869.
Yi al !5i col So 81 42I47I 36I Ell 2ii liI SO
c. Q. ToMPKISs, Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER ASDl
KASAwHA COMPANY,
RICHMOND, May - 1889.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L ut this office on the FIFTEENTH OF u NE
for rebuilding the wall Of the Isichmond DOCK.
For particulars lu regard To the character and
quantity OF the work apply at this office to Mr..
fEAS,is MAuoSEY, Assistant Superintendent.
.#".. r.. LORRAINE,
y2?-3t Engineer and Superintende dent.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE WIDOWS AND ORruASS OF TIE SOuTuEHN
STATES.
Distribution Drd,0ing, No. l5-Morning, Nay %,
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AMUSEM ENTS.

GRAND OPENING CONCE r. I AT
" SPRING PARK. by Captain Wagner's cclc-
bratcd BRASS and STRING BAND,
THURSDAY, MAY q, 1869, commencing NJ AZ d.
Admittance TO concert, 10 cents.
Admittance to ballroom, IS cents.
Respectfully, n
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
MtNIJFAC ACTURISG COMPANY will be held NJ
the once OF their agent. on Fourteenth street,
mya-.aw +. ID. BENTLEY, Agent.
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r,o,1ND PLACE WHERE YOU CAN
i,eItn Z IgH aans fNas rHRE Pure IARp MESS 9Ek T9Ek
HOG TONGUES rICkLEih 3 "a iMn ndt ts1iouT- oTh
f;tsf;E ri' rREhS,rs and 81 DES OF BACON.-iroln
ten cents worm worm Up r. f. JAMES'S Stall, 4,
.#rF .u.'G No. Is, Old Market:
,rroodAyI,E GREASE at Market store, liza t
NM street. n between Seventeenth and Eishleea'h
my. 25-lW l1
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DENTISTRY.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-llaying e.
~ supplied myself with new and im-S'1Ifp
proved apparatus for making the above gas, am
EXTRACT TEETH WITHOUT PAIN.
ThDss who may be skepttcal on the subject have
only TO try Il aud he convinced
GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist
an lo-d,9 w3m T23 Main street.
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PAPER, &c.

PPOMATTOX,P PAPER MILL.-Hay-
~ ing made arrangements to operate the Apo
mnttoX Pa per MiIi, we shall be prepared III lew
days to supply orders for .E f ~
49, PkiST AND BOOK PAPER *
and would be gratidcd TO furnish its former Gus
toners and others.
.JJ. KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the interior COLI
signing RAGS to us will receive prompt returns at
the BEST MARKET PRICE. ,,
rgr MCILWAISE < co.
PETERSBURG, March 1 1869, mil t-'m
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CEMENT.

DoSESDALE CEMEST.-fiaving been
Is, appoiut.,i agents ut this place OF the NEW
AJAX AND ROSESDALE CEMENT CONpA-
Ny we offer to the trade continuous supply of
this celebrated and GENUINE RoSEADALE
my elm TALLAFERRO & co.
u OSENDALE CEMENT.
IL
700 barrels now landing from schooner and for sale
by
my 2S-lm TALIAFERRO & co.
ID OSENDALE CEMENT barrels
III lust received, for sale by
api2 5. LEE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY u, ls6o.
SIM rises s. i.5l Moon rises. ........ 9.l
SIM sets ... 7. 90 High tide. A. NJ. 81
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WBERRY FEAST.-Thc LADIES
- OF CENTENARY CHURCH have opened n
STRAWBERRY FEAST in the basement OF the
church, which will be continued EVERY NIGHT
TijIS WEEK. my Asst
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MEETINGS.

NTOTICE.-A called meeting Of the stock
~ holders of the RICHMOND GYMNASIUM
NSsOCIkTION will be held mt file Gymnasium on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT, May aist, at
Business of vital importance win BIC brought be-
fore the meeting and every sockholder Is urgently
r. Stockholders who are In arrears for
monthly dues are requested TO call on the treasurer
Frank d. Hill, No. 1908 Main street, ana se,te
without delay, or como prepared to do SO as the
called meeting. , frs ls--,...g
~ - Ed. CUNNINGHAM,
ra1 m President.
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DURE GROUND PLASTER.
suoCKoE MILLS, RICHMOND, va.

Onr Plaster Mil being now completed, we are
prepared to I'LL orders for - --- j.
PURE GROUND PLASTER.
Our facilities for receiving, shipping, and grind
lug are unrivaed, and we are disposed to share
them with our customers, and sell on as favorable
terms rs any mill In the state. ~ .rf.
We intend To maintain the reputation this mill
had under Major j. III. Claiborne Tor tho purity
and excellence of the PLASTER turned out, and
respectfully invite the orders of commission mer-
my lin SMYTII 4 MOORE.
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> 600 BARRELS PURE FLOUR OF
O.OOO RAW BONE-litcraly rs ilnc as Hour,
! and warranted unstcamcd and unburnt. We will
give money guarantee Of the purity of this artl-
Gle. For sale by ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
mn Aprnts for Manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27

1DD TONS WHANN'S RAW BONE
EUU SUPER rHOSpIiATE-thc best Super
Phosphate we know Of and thoroughly reliable
for sale by ALLISON & ADDISON,
ana Agents for Manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27

UrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CLOVER HILL
iny-housc OF Mcssrs. LANCASTER &c CO., on
THURSDAY The 27th May, at II O'Clock.
ny os I'll u 6 WOODBRIDGE, Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-27

rT,HE MEMBERS OF EXCELSIOR
| ENCAMPMENT, No. %, /. o. q. F.. will
attend regular meeting THIS (Thursday) EVE
MING mt O'Clock In Odd Fellows Hall. AS busi-
ness OF Importance will be brought before the
Encam pmctt It is desirable to have q full and
prompt attendance. r,t..arfer
BY order Of the c. L.
cT-itk JOHN Is. NAUGtAN. ScrlDe