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Next are the prizes, the gift OF Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett, Jr., Commodore ol the New YORK iacnt
Club, III the shape Of Two challenge cups-one Tor
BchUOnerS aud ior slOops-Ihe,e being offered 10
be sailed Tor to-day and over the same course &C
cOrlng to the rules OF the club VITA allow dnee of
time. The measurement rs above given for tile
club prizes apply Well tO these. lhe winners 0f
these challenge cups are tO hold the same lor the
term thirty day after the race without liability
10 Challenge but alter thai date they are TO hold the
same subject to and In strict accordance with the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF Col. j. LUcIUs. DAVIS This
gallant soldier and good citizen died at his
residence, near Buckingham c. a., on the
11th inst. His disease was brain fever, and
his sickness, though short, was severe.
Col. Davis was born in Clarke county, Va,
on the 25th of January, 1918. Educated at
West Point, he entered the U. S. army
when quite young, and afterwards served
with distinction rs volunteer in the Mexi-
can war. Before the civil war he COM
manded the Henrico Light Dragons, and
at its outbreak received commission in
the regular army of the Confederate States.
Subsequently, he became Colonel of the
Tenth Virginia Cavalry, and fought through
the war. For the last six years he had
lived in Buckingham, and was superin-
tendent Of the public schools of that coun-
ty at the time OF his death. His remains
reached here by the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad on Saturday afternoon, and
were buried from Emanuel Church, Hen.
rico county, on yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

LIFE PoLIerEs-Tsc0 Interesting RuA'9s.
The following facts, upon trial OF an action
at law against life insurance company,
are reported in the Louisville Courier
Journal of Tuesday, 9th instant
"In 1852 Hiram McGehee took out, in
favor of his wife, Varinda, and Children,
uolicv of Life insurance in the Union Mu-
tual Company, OF Maine, through its Louis
Vile agent, and paid the premiums for tive
wears. He tten paid no more till 1861. de
then proposed to revive the policy, to which
the agent assentcd, and named a price to be
paid. McGehee paid part of the price In
money. and gave his due-bill for the
BALANCE, which the agent accepted. Alter
wards McGehee wished to recede nom the
new bargain, to get back the money ana
note and surrender his policy. Inc
agent assented, and the business
was concluded accordingly. On March
26th following McGehee died. Upon tnis
state of facts the court instructed the jury
that: First. The receipt by the company,s
agent of overdue premiums Is waiver oi
the forfeiture clause Of the policy, ana the
acceptance by the agent OF note ,or palt
of The payment. Second. If the policy
were renewed by the payment IN loOi, tnen
Varinda McGehee acquired vested right
in said policy that could not ne dlvested by
any subsequent agreement between Mcde-
hee and the company until the next pre-.
MUM became due. In other WORDS, tnac
McGehee had no legal power TO receive
back the premium and surrender the pol
lev. Upon this case the jury returned
verdict for the plaintiff for S5,223.33-lhe
claim in full, with interest from. the date OF
filing the petition"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATuR-
pAY.-Judge F9tzhugh.-The following cases
were disposed Of
Kings administrator VS.. Vail's executor ;
Vail's executor VS.. Kings administrator.
Decree oyerruling demurrer to cross-blll,
rejecting plea Of statute of limitations, ana
referring cause to commissioner for ac-
count and report. Lyons, Meredith, SANDS,
&C., counsel.
Booker VS.. Carrington's ex'X, sc. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner in part,
and directing sale OF part Of the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
George L. Christian and Ould Il Caring
ton, counsel.
Rahm, &C., vs. Rahm & others. Order
directing rule returnable to Goth June, 1871,
against John G. Overly, the purchaser of
the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned, to show cause why there shall
not be resale of said property at his risk
and charge. Johnston g. Williams, Steger,
&c., counsel. -
pointing commissioners to make partition
Of part Of the property in the bill and pro-
ceedings mentioned, and sale OF another
part, and referring cause to commissioner
io settle trustees accounts. Meredith, p. q.
McPherson's administrator VS.. Lacy, DC.
Decree confirming commissioners report OF
March IA, 1871, sustaining exceptions to
supplemental report of April 3, 1871, but
confirming same in other respects, and for
distribution Of the fund. Steger d Gregory
counsel. ;.
Taylor VS.. Cavedo and others. Order di.
recting rule against Charles Stuart, return
able to first day of next term, to show
cause why he shall not be attached tor fall
ing to comply with terms of sale OF prop
erty bought by him under former decree
in this cause, steger, ,p.q;
&c. Decree referring cause to commits.
sioner for accounts and report. Wynn and
Holiday & White counsel,
Tatum, &c, VS.. Tatum, &c. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner, and making
partial distribution Of the fund. A. A.
Smith, p. q.
confirming report of commissioner, and d.
recting investment Of fund. Grattan, p. q.
Bowen VS.. Hunt, sc. Decree confirming &
report of commissioner, and making par
tial distribution Of the fund. Smith, Il. I.
Cannon, &C., counsel. 49,.
Winholtz VS.. Hexter. Decree. setting
aside Judgment at law and directing new
trial, &c. L. Y. Cannon and Kelley, coan'
Mitchell and Williams VS.. Clark and
others. Decree confirming. report OF com.
missioner and directing pla7lnt'i15 nn1se TO pay
MitchelPs ex'or vs.. Mitchell; Mitchell,
&C.. vs.. Mitchell. Decree for partial dis
tribrtion of the fund. Johnston and VIM
Smith, &C., counsel. Wy
=. Ex parte-Ludwig Hoyer. Peter W.
4rnbbs substituted US trustee in place oil
K. r. Howison in deed from said Hoyer,
dated January 15, 1868. Il. J. Evans, eoun
Ex parte-Ludwig Hoyer. Peter W.
GrIbbs substituted Us trustee in place o
Gustavus a. Myers, and 4. r. HoWison II
deed from Arthur f. G0och and wife, dateo
| 18th. of September, 1863. L. j. Evans,
The court will adjourn to day until tle
| first Monday in june next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-The ami.
versary celebration OF the Preston Literary
Society Of Preston and Olin Institute,
Blacksburg, Va, will be held On the Goth ol
June. The dehaters for the occasion are
Messrs James Bowler, John T. Slower, G.
q. Deyerle, and w. j. Payne all Of Yir.
ginia.
The following will be the order of exer.
cises at commencement
Baccalaureate Sermon, Sunday, June
18th, by Rev. DR.. Duncan, President Ran.
dolph Macon College.
Address before Preston Literary Society,
June 10Th, by Judge Il. D. Houston, Fin.
castle, Va.
Celebration Of Preston Literary Society,
June Goth.
Address to the Students, June 21st, by
Rev. DR.. S. K. Cox, President Montgomery
County Female College.
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THOMAS W. KFEsEE viii rseu at 10 A. M. an
assortment Of furniture &c

THOMAS W. KFEsEE will Iseu at 10 A. NJ. an
assortment Of furniture, &c.
LYME BROTHER VIII coll at ~ II. farm in
Aenrlco county, on the Quiceiscn road, twelve
miles above Richmond. s
sHERIFF WRIGHT will sell at the auction house
of Thomas W. Keesee, at IL A. NJ, hats, caps,
showcase, dry goods, clothing, &c.
w. B. ROBINS will sell at IL NJ, at his office in
this city, farm in Powhatan county, eighteen
z miles from Richmond.
LYME & BROTHER win cell at u p. M. a lott
with framed dwelling thereon, on the south
side Of Poplar. between 18th and 18th streets.
A. c. PULLIAM will sell at p. n, on 10th st,
between Main and Cary, stave-cntting ma
chirery, &c.
COOK g. LAUGHTON will sell at IL A. NJ, at
the stables Of Mr. j. II. Pleasants, on Frank
instreet, the thoroughbred mare Ada W FASH
i3gton" " and other blooded stock ; also a car
riage and harness, &C.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at 6 p. NJ.
twenty building lots In the plan OF Elba Park.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

MnITAnY NorEs-The Guard oftbe Com
monwealth Captain PurcelD win drill NJ n
Old Market Hall tonight. :, "
The Howitzers meet at the Law Rui]5ine
at aA O'clock for the consideration of inn
portant business. gs.4 - - > - :.
The Blues will hold meeting of impor
tance at the City Hall. An election of the
captain and the non-commissioned officars
Will take place. ANoi1
The Walker Light Guard will drill with
arms at Monticello Hall, Broad street, at S
o'clock. ~
There is talk Of the consolidation of two
of the most popular companies recently OF
ganized. =
A meeting of the commissioned officers
of the white companies will be held at the
office Of the Old Dominion Insurance Com
pany this evening ut OK o'clock.
|. It is expected that the Governor will an.
point the military board of examiners for
Richmond to-day.
The Lee Guards had splendid drill on
Saturday night. Ex-Lieutenant J. 3. Faris
and private. W. L. Jennings were appointed
to represent the accompany on The committee
of arrangements for the Hollywood Memo
rial Association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

RUNAWAY AccIDENT-A Man Seriously
Hut.-On Friday evening late the steam
ship William P. Clyde, being very heavily
laden, in spite of the high water, in passing
''Trent's Reach" ran aground, Finding
it a difficult matter, with the falling water,
to get her off, Mir. Herbert Smith, the
purser, a son of E. A. Smith, Esq, of this
city, was sent ashore on one of the ships
boats. Mr.. Smith proceeded to the resi-
dence of Dir. Seddon P. Aiken, where he
borrowed horse and buggy and started
for Richmond to procure a steam-tug to
pull of the ship. Soon after reaching Rock
etts the horse took fright and ran away,
throwing Mr.. Smith out of the buggy and
smashing it to atoms. In the fall one of the
axles gave him 4 severe blow in his side,
intlctlng serious injury. He was soon
picked up and carried. to the tobacco fac
tory of Messrs. d. e.. Mayo & Co. Drs.
Manson and Vest were called in, and rem.
dered the necessary surgical aid. At late
hour in the evening of Saturday his condi-
ton was favorable.
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THE STATE TREASURY was replenished o.
Saturday by a deposit Of $4,000.

ZsrELLE has been steadily and philosophically
pursuing The JUS. policy OF his sliding scale oil
prices. He has steadily reduced hts prices foI
meals at the tables OF his saloon as the cost OF
provisions has been lowered. Now be gives the
best fare for prices lower than will be found IL
any of the restaurants of The large cities. fhey
co excel Iii fare in quality, while their charges
ere greatly in excess Of bis. solow ure his prizes
no that any man can enjoy superb dinuer' nc
m after how low his fin ices, unless, Indeed ne oe
meu ber Of the society of mare "a reds.''
Tue SO ,son IS getting more and more bountifu
IN 1uxuries and generous diet. Come, gentlemen
and partake, almost Without price, OF the ics
th ,t,s going,
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A STRANGER IN THESE PARTs.-Many
persons were attracted to the store Of Mr.
VIM. Z. Granger, 18th street, opposite the
market, by an inhabtant of the deep sci.
dom seen out OF water, and schooner still
in this locality. It was splendid speci-
men of the porpoise tribe,7 or feet in
length, and weighing It's pounds. 1t was
caught near Sandy Point, on the James
river, by Mr.. VIM. B. Haynes, and came to
market with load of sturgeon for MIR.
Granger. The present owner of the fish
proposes to stuff the skin and keep 1t for
exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

The JURY IN THE SANDS CASE STILL UN-
10 O'Clock, Judge Guigon took his seat on
the bench of the Hastings Court, and the
jury being brought in again, informed bis
Honor, through MIR. lisbon Benedict, their
foreman, that they had not agreed upon a
verdict. They were then taken to their
room for reflection, and brought in again at
12, 3 and O'Clock. At I the foreman
and others assured the court that there
was no prospect whatever of their agree
ment. But the judge thought otherwise,
expressing his regret that it was necessary,
once more consigned them to the custody
Of the sergeant. Sands was remanded to
Jail. The court will meet again this morn
ing at II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

THE INCOME TAX IN RIcHMoND.-There
are 400 persons in Richmond who pay in.
that is Wv whose W incomes. a asS accornS to iheir
sworn statements. exceed $1,000, after
making the deductions allowed by law. OF
the 400, only 80 have as yet paid their tas
for the last year, although Saturday was the
last day allowed by law for payment free oil
fine. The largest income reported by any
one person is S26, 900, on which tax of over
5000 is paid. There is only one other over
SIC, 900, and only one between 10000 and
$4,000,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

ELECTION OF PRoFEssoR.-At a meet:
ing of the Board Of Visitors of the Medical
College of Virginia, held on Saturday, the
chair of Physiology, made vacant by the
resignation of Prof. L. S. Joynes, was
merged with that of Pathology. The new
chair will be entitled Physiology and Pa
thology, and Prof. Otis f. Manson, the
present incumbent of the chair of Pa
thology, was elected to the new professor
ship. This is wise selection. Prof.' Man
son is one of the best read and most accom-
plished physicians, and one Of the mos
efficient members of the Medical College
Faculty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

POLICE COURT, SATURDAY-Justace j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: ,.c,,nu
and feloniously stealing from the person oil
Samuel narris S12 so. Continued until the
Winnie jackson (colored). unlawfully
fighting in the house of Jane Archer. Dis
John Williams (colored), fighting in the
bouse of Jane Archer. Security in Sl0O for
three months. In default, sent to the chain
gang for 80 days. o., ;
to iaiI on Friday, charged with stealing
onions and lettuce, was honorably dis
charged, a- :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF HoLLYwoop
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet In the lee.
ture-room of st. PauPs Church this after.
noon (Monday) at O'Clock. A full attend.
ance of the ladies having charge of sections
is requested. The lecture-room of the
Grace-street Baptist Church will be opened
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, for the
reception of flowers and evergreens from 8
a. NJ. Young ladies are requested to lend
their assistance in the preparation of
wreaths, &c. The members of Oakwood
and the Hebrew associations are invited to
be present at Hollywood OIL the 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

FESTIVAL ON CHURCH H1LL.-The ladies
of the Third Presbyterian Church, who
are famous for their skill and taste in such
matters, are making preparations for 4
grand festival in aid Of their sunday school.
The time and place are announced in an
other column. There will be an attractive
display OF the good things of life, as wellas
a brilliant gathering of young ladies, and
we feel sure the people of Church Hill will
turn out in force on such an occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

THE PYTHlAN ToURNAMENT.-The pre-
parations tor the Pylhian tournament a
the Agricultural Fair Grounds on the 29tf
instant are now nearly complete. A goot
many Knights have already entered tht
lists, some of them hailing from Norfolk
and Lynchburg. Me$srs. ". G. R. Fray
ser, NJ. West, and g. R. Morton have beer
appointed heralds for the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

A dispatch from Mauch Chauk says the
Iebigh Coal and Navigation CompanHs
man at Summit Hill and Wesquehoning
will resume on Monday next.
N. Fl. Dudley & Co.'s pickle and fruit
,reseryino factory In East New Brunswick,
81 r. was burned by an incendIary on
Thursday night. Loss, 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

L1rERARY.-At meeting of the Phoenix
Literary Society of William and Mary Col
lege, held on the 10Th ultlmo,. the following
officers were elected: President, u. Z.
Cole, Virginia; Vice-president, Z. M. Boy
den, Virginia Recording Secretary, .. L.
Spencer, Virginia; Corresponding secre.
Orator, J. Il. wilkins, Eastern Shore, Va.
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I'll : T RE c Z l Y Z ID
g. BROAD STREET.

Another supply OF those HEAVY LINEN TOW
Ills. II yards long, ri "sc.:
BiaCK EsVPED SILK, white edge, $3.50;
A.pccialty in LLAMA LACE POINTS AT $40;
nf, assortment Of LACE PARASOL GOV ERS;
rRENrN ORGANIZES and LAWNS in new
and desirable style:;
SOLID OsGANniE3 and CAAERICS for trim
uiuE:
BATl>TE SCIr!SG, In blue, green. buff, and
White;
G.ss, bargains offered IN IRISH LINENS;
WHITE AOODS, EMBROlDERIES, and DRESS
GOODS:
.r.V, ~ fIll inc Of MARSEIJLEs. QUILTS,
njNIlY sud HONEY-COMB QUILTS;
,u,ca article in rILi.OW-CASE LINEN at Soc;
LINES L.zWtS 1t s5c.
my, $ HISSfI. ca7 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

INCENSE TO THE ADoRABLE.-ln the fatrl'
srcha age sweet smelling inctnss was an emblem
of worship, and In these later ZINES the most ac'
ceptaoe symbol OF homage that gentlem in car
offer to the woman lie adoras is case or that en-
chanting perfume, It:ker thin frankineense ant
more delicious than the scent OF roses wet witt
du., Philon's new bouquetss, u Love iou.'
Sold by all druggists. .-ss4..seae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

A .CULyEgT CAVES IN-Nobody Hurt
EARLY on Saturday morning the culyert near
The corner of 9Th and Marshdll streets caved
in, making hole In the street several feet
square. Saturdays there are generally q
larger number OF persons In market than
during any other day of the week, but it
fortunately so happened that no one was
near enough to be injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

ASSEMBLY HALL To-N1GHT.-He who
misses seeing the japanese during their
brief engagement here will regret it. They
promise the best entertainments Of the kind
ever seen in this country, and one that is
open to 10 objection from those who Or
dinarily shun public amusements. The first
performance will be given at Assembly
Hall Tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

A SIS e M B LY Fl A LII.


A SIS e Nj B Y Fl a l..
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
MAY 18TH, 18TH, AND nth, 1871.
s GRAND MATINEE "WEDNESDAY
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. N.
sATsUMA's ROYAL JAPANEsE TROUPE.
Star Artists Of both sexes from Jeddo, Japan.
WONDERFUL ACROBATS, JUGGLERs, AND
EQUILIBRISTs.
THE ONLY JAPANESE TROUPE IN
AMERICA,
Appearing IN their rich and native costumes at
each performance.
ADMISSION, &c.; reserved seats, 81. For sale
during the day at West & Johnston's bookstore,
Main street; sale commencing Oh Saturday, May
l3th st O'Clock A. NJ.
Admission to M.tnce: Adults, 5oc.; children
under twelve years Of age, CSC.
H. SCHUMAN, Director.
W. II. HAYDEN, Agent. my ll-st
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FILL SrocK.-E. 3. SPENCE & Son. at laoe
Main street, have full lire Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and vestings, which they are making up In the
very latest style, and at moderate rates. In gem
tlemen's furnishings their stock csnhot be sur
passcd. Cali at 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

SHIPMENTS OF FToBAcco.-During the
month of April 014,SS6 hhdS. of chewing
tobacco and 100 pounds "a sample loD Of
smoking tobacco, were shipped from this
port in bond. The tax on this tobacco
amounted to S292, 1862
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RETua. rs OF REGIsTRATioN.
Nine Humid red and Fifty.one White
Msiority.

we publish this NOR ming full and reliable
returns of the general registration in this
CITY, which, by revision. was brought to a
close on Friday night. IT will be seen that
thers was gain Of about one hundred for
the whites ON the revision:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

In BANKRuPTCY.-Thomas q. Waldrop,
of Louisa: Otway u. Reynolds, of Essex ;
Robert I'll. Putyear, OF Meckleuburg; and
William p. Crowder, Jr., of Go0chland,
have filed petitions for voluntary bank.
ruptcy in the office of the register for this
district since our last report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

PERSONALLY. W. Mahood, ESQ.,, late
member of the. House of Delegates from
Giles county, is about to commence the
practice of law in Richmond, and will re.
side here.
Rev. j. NJ. ?. Atkinson, d. D., president
OF Hampden Sidney College, was in Rich
mond on Saturday.
Judge Bond went to Baltimore on Satur.
day night. He will return in time to hold
court tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

HEsE1co COUNTY CoUnr.--1n this court
on saturday the grand jury re-assembled
and presented John Thomas Stuart TOR per-
;nrv and Thomas Isaacs for obstructing the
nublic roads. A bill Of indictment was
considered against, j. Cox for ielonious
house burning, but the jury found mot
true bill.n' The grand jury was adJourneo
far thia term. 4.-s. ta- r.. rs ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

ARRIVED OUT.-Hon. D. c. DeJarnettc,
the commissioner appointed under the act
of Assembly providing fol, the settlement
OF the Virginia boundary line question by
land, has reached London, and is registered
at the Queens Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

MEETING IN MANcHEsTER.-Th Con.
servative party of Manchester met at the
courthouse ON Saturday night-Dr. L. r
Chiles In the chair and A. D. Fowler sec.
retary.
The following gentlemen were nominated
for trustees: Henry Fitzgerald, G. N. " il
son, A. D. Fowler, P. D. Mckinney. W
6. Taylor, John Perry, and T. W. Crow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

ONE BRIGHT DAY.-The old saying
"There's never Saturday without sun
was verified on Saturday last. For many
DAYS previous we had a succession Of clouds
and rains, neither sun nor stars appearing
but on the day mentioned the sun shont
out clear and bright, giving new life t
vegetation and even invigorating trade. We
hope we have seen the end Of the long
season in May. ~
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JOB FBINTINa.-Wecan the attention or mer-
Chants, clerks OF courts. sherids, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents. and
BIZ others having orders for printing to tho facfl.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt ind faithfnf execution
OF .aH kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnfeh as
short notice Cards, Bin-Heads, Lester-H Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blapks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bins Catalogues, BiIls OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. satisfaction
guaranteed. 5l
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SHIPPING LIQUOR NoRTH.-On Saturday
the house of VIM. Wallace Sons shipped a
large quantity Of Old Virginia apple and
peach brandies to Boston, which shows
that the Down casters know where to come
to get good and pure LIQUORS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

One hundred and ffty-eight barrels OF Byrne's
Oldest Matted Rye " hiskey for sale at q very low
price at WILLIAM WALLACE soas', l2ls Cary
street also, consignments Of Peach and Apple
Brandy and Regan 8 Koogler's three-year old
Wkiskey, very superior.
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BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTlFUL!-The beautiful Ice
cream soda apparatus at PIzzISI's, which hal
attracted universal attention and called ioIih Sc
m any expressions of admiration, is now read,
for o. Grafton, and those desiring ane soda wa er
fresh syrups, &C., should call.