davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
DIED.,

On The 10 II instant, A. ~ O'Clock +. NJ, at the
rcsitIcnce OF her grandfather tkey. r. a: ARMS
tesdl Eichnond. Va. MARIA CnukTCNEE a,so In
AGED eleven months and ten DAYS;
Holly Springs tMiss.l. Nashville, and Bolivar
(renn.l papers please copy.
Yesterday afternoon, MARY GERTRUDE.
daughter OF Alexander and Elizi d. Delaney,
aged months .
fThe friends and acquaintance of The family are
Invited to attend III. funeral from st. Peters
Cathedral, THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
On Monday afternoon, June 10. ROBERT MoR-
TON, infant son of James X. and Florence Fisher;
aged two years and two months. .
The friends and acquaintance OIL the family are
invitcdlo attend his funeral from his fathers res
idence, 2Ol Canal street, THIS & uesday) AFTER
HOUE, at o'c ock.
C1RDHIIA. infant child of John F. and Mary
/. Harris aged IL months and Is days.
Dearest Fvy, thou HIST left us,
We thy loss I'M 81 deeply feel;
But 'tls God who ha' h bert IT us,
He can all our sorrows neal.
Like the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But witherS with the rising day
60 lovely WAS this Infants dawn,
S, quickly passed this life away.
Her funeral will take place THIS tTuesdayl
EVanlSG al O'Clock from the re >idence OF her
f,iher, No. 1910 l7.h street. The FRIENDS ana nc
uualntanCcs of the family are Invited 10 altehu
petersburg papers Fca5e copy.
June 10Th, of con gestton. Fila hokA, e!dest
daughter OF Henry C.. aud Jane NJ Ashby, aged
three years.
We lay thee m the silent tomb.
1--WE e; blossom Of day;
We just began To View thy bloom,
And thou art called away.
Friendship and love have done their last,
And now can do no more
The bIttcrness nf death Il past,
And sll thy suiferings DER
On the 18Th Instant, ekMUEL T., Inlantk con OF
The late Samuel Il. and Mrs. vi. =. smith.
Saturday morning, June 18th, HALEY BuCh-
t;Yi: son OF Ii. Il. and r. I. Tailaierro, aged I'VE
mo :ths.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
it, after all.

We have heretofore expressed the o1''h'
ian that the Conservatives of Virginia VIII
cerio,aly he represented in the next Demo
cratic National Convention. The Peters
burr Indcr. Of yesterday, mentions excel
lcnt reasons why they should be. The New
York Tribune also concurs in this view,
and furnishes an unanswcrabIc argument
in its favor. The Tribune says:
Niuc-tenths Of the Conservatives
MIGHT fully resolve on this course; but
their atstcution would only afford the &c.
mainiu~ tenth coveted opportunity. They
would appoint themselves delegates to the
Democratic Natiouul Convention, would
figure therein aS opponents and champions
of the SOUTH thus giving themselves &
Fictitious consequence. and. perhaps, con'
Straninc their sustaining political brethrcf
10 fellow 4 pcrversc lead which they might
Ivy timely, conspicuous actloh, nave pcilcii
Gently modified
Believing that this question may he con
sidcrcd as already settled, we will only ado
that there is but one thing TO be done Il
render that representation real one. aDt
one productive Of good to the country
namely. 10 select rs our representative
men who are Willin" TO stand upon th'
! Ohio platform, and who will assure TIT
| National Convention that Virginia at leaS
will cast her vote for tho nominee, let hin
| he who lie may.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

TIE CHENEY CONTROVERSIAL Chir;l-
90 J0uru0i Of the ION inst. says new ana
in,cIr>lin" development has recently come
TO li9hl concerning the Cheney trouble.
Scyc1al bishops il The Church, one belong
ing to what i popularity known us TIE
" Hight Church party" previous TO the pro-
nouucclncnt ii The sentence oil dc"l:natioh
against Mr.. Cheney, visited ana wrote let,
tiers to Bishop Whitch"u>", advising ana
recommending him not to proceed |" 'hat
extreme measure. 1t is said they suggested
that il WAS his province. under lEc caholis
orthc Church. IL remit or materially modi-
is the sentence given by the Fec r-iHSllcal
Court. Two of the bishops visited Chicago
for this purpose, and labor"d to bring
about such II result, but in vain. \ prohll-
nrnt bishop has also declared that he WI
still recognize Mr.. Cheney rs Il minister OF
good Standing in the Episcopal Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

UoN. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS BECOMES
AN EDITOR. The Atlanta Sun Of Thursday
last announces that its publishing company
consists of MesSrs. y. II. STEPHENS, A. M
srrlouTs, and j. HENLY SMITH, and that lis
pol,ical department will he unacr the adj
viScmcnt, direction, and general control OF
Mr.. STEPHENS. The .Sun, in brief pro-
grammc. says:
eve shall be Jealous and earnest in de.
fence of truth and the exposure OF error in
all men and parties. We shall stand by
honcst p12nc5ples and oppose Annoying,
iime-serciRy measures. We shall defend
the rights and interests Of the pcople-the
honest, lmcorruited, and incuriuptlble
ma>ses--a@ainSt all monopolie> or opprcS.
sivc measures of policy, either i'll GovcrE'
mrntS or individuals"
Mr.. STEPHENS is great man, but he can't
keep hotel nor edit a newspaper TO adj
vantage. We are sorry to know that he
has become III editor. He may do the
southern people much harm as an Gin
practicahlc.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

TIE Church weekly Of to-day gives prom.
incncc 10 the following" interesting para.
yra,h. the precise drift Of which is not ap.
uarCnt to all men: Owe are enabled iC
state, on good authority. that within the
past week Il secret calcllS was held III the
Church of the lncarnatinn, in this city,
whrreat IT was agreed to crush the f"cto!
Of Trinity Church III tn" coming ID occ>a
Convention. Among the gentlemen pre-.
>cut were the Rev. McS>rs. Nowlard, Con.
rad, Mont 4omcry. Potter, and Wa>hburA.
T The Church Weekly, a the reader Is prob
ably aware. is the organ OF the extreme
Ritualists in this city -NeC York Letter.
PhiiadeipRin Ledger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

4 Troy paper gives the following: "MiSs
Smith sailed forth Ill the morning with Il
beautiful pearl and rose complexion. BY
noon she WIS brown rs an Egyptian num-
my-thc gentle rain had cut ravines and
cutters in her cheeks aud made war map
round her mouth"
New York capitalists have bought the
property Of the Union Coal and Oil Com
Imny at Cannelton, i'll West Virginia, in
Guiding the village, the works, and about
:, 100 acres of land, for 100000. There is
an abundance of fine camel coal OH the
property.
| The appearance Of Darwin's book has
been followed, the London papers say, by
| i great increase in the number of visitors
To the monkcy-house in the biological gar
denS, Regents Park.
Some of the Ohio Republicans think that
Gen. Moves, Il gallant soldier who lost one
leg in the war, would make good run
should he stump the State rs IL candidate
for GovernOr.-BoSton Transcript.
Bismarck, in 4 recent private letter to q
friend in Berlin, said all the stories Of his
health were purely inventions that he had
| never been better than he has been in the
last i've Years, and that all accounts to the
contrary are pure inventions.
The papers contain long accounts of the
papd anniversary jubilee as celebrated in
| he various cities. The occasion seems to
have evoked grand demonstrations in Balti-
more, New York, and other cities.
one OF the richest veins of lead ore in the
| United States has been discovered on the
ohlo RIVER, ON the property of the Rose
| .fife Mining Company, Rose Clare, Hard
ING county, Ill.
Mr.. james Buchanan, nephew OF the
late President, died last Friday al his resi-
dcncc, near Guiiford station, w. and O.
railroad, after an illness OF some weeks
duration.
During the past year the people of Chi
caSo have eaten five hundred and tive cat
Tie Which were too sick to walk, besides
ie"u'ne the Fost.-Chtcdgo Republican.
Colfax says letter-writing is what floorcd
B0StOa Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
.l. d. BRIGGS,

~l. D. B R. G GS,
OLD-EsThBLISHED BAKERIES,
7o1 MAIN STREET AND 42s BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day,
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
OF all kinds, made of the best material and WORK
mansh'p, and IS good can be found at any estao-
Ishmens OF the kind Ia the country. The largest
variety of plain. fsncy, and ornamental CANES
In the city. BREAD. ROLLS, BISCUITS anu
BUNS of all kinds. CRACKERS as good as can
he made here or elsewhere, fresh every day. whole
sale and retall-as good as the best, and cheap as
the cheapest Call and examine for yourselves.
PiC-hICS SUPPLIED on the mos. reasonable
trims.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend, TO. Jetout
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE-A Woman Etedcd-
rors 10 EtN Herself by Stdbbing, bit Fails,
and then Takes Ldaddnum.-On Sunday
night young woman of respectable con-
nectons, living almost in the heart of the
city, attempted to take her own life by
stabhiug herself in the breast twice with Il
knife. Having buried the knife Utmost to
the hilt, and finding that life was far from
being extinct, she seized Il bottle of laud.
anum and gulpcd down quantity. This,
too, failed to accomplish the purpose, for
medical aid was at once summoned, and
she was properly cared for and her life
saved. The Unfortunate woman is repre-
scnted to lie the most beautiful OF her
stamp in the city, and one. too. who pos
scsscs attractions far richer than beauty.
This is the second case Of attempted suicide
in twenty -four hours, only that IN one III
stance the attempt proved successful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
LOCAL. MATTERS.

SrIcIpE IN THE I,owER WARD Woman
Persons Herself by Taking Ianddnum.-
Persons residing near the corner OF MAIN
and DIST streets were shocked on sunday
morning nv the sudden announcement that
woman had committed suicide. The I'M
fortunate subject Of this notice was Carrie
Edwards. q young married woman OF rather
Drcposscssing appearance, tWcnty-slX years
of age. formerly resident of James City
county, in this State. Her maiden name
was Courtney Martin. and being born OF
respectable parents, lived happily in her
home until the occupation Of that county
by the Federal army. a soldier by the
name of Edwards met with her while there,
and won her hand in marriage. With him
she lived until some time after the war.
when he deserted her, she then coming to
this city, where she met with some one,
who was the cause Of her ruin, and short
time afterwards entered house OF ill-fame.
A few months since she paid visit to
Baltimore, where she was thrown with n
young man whom she fancied, and with
whom she remained until two weeks ago,
when she returned to Richmond. Some
| time during last week she received, it is
| said, Il letter from her friend in Baltimore,
insisting that she should obtain money and
return to him in that city. Failing. how
1 tNtls W h'i Aiii'N ''A' ~
degrees made up to commit the deed which
terminated her existence on Sunday morn
ing. Saturday night, after having formed
| her plans she went to Thomas's drug
store, on Main street. where she purchased
| 10 cents worth of laudanum, which she took
soon after getting on the street, and then
threw the vial away. Going to the house
at which she was staying. No. S Dist street,
she told what she had done; but it ap-
pears that but little heed was paid to the
story. Later, however, the effects of the
| opium became evident. On Sunday morn
ing the woman with whom she was staying
went into her room and found her sleep.
ing, as she thought, from the effects of
drink. Becoming alarmed, she summoned
DR.. J. + Jackson, who reached the house
about OK O'Clock and found the woman in
Il dying condition. Ten minutes later she
was il corpse. In the afternoon coroner's
! jury was summoned, who rendered ver-
dict in accordance with the facts above re-
cited. Yesterday about noon she was
buried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

SUCCESS OF THE WoMEH DocToEs-The
PENNSYLVANIA State Medical Society, in lis
session in WilliamSport, re>cindCd OIL the
18th INST. their rule prohibiting consulta-
lions with wulucn physicians, or with those
medical men who either Taught or consulted
with them. In Philadelphia. also, the
American homeopathic Institute last week
passed the resolution admitting to full and
honorable membership all properlv-quali-
tied physicians Of either scN.-NeW York.
ILlhnMn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

CHILDREN MURDERED BY THEIR FATHER
i>uicide Of NE Nurderer.-Neac York, June
ls.-Dr. James Connolly, while laboring
under an attack OF deii1ium tTemenS. muir
dcrcd his children, Mary Agnes, aged three
Years, and Clara Regina, seven months old,
cutting their Threats with 4 bread knife.
lie then committed suicide by cutting his
oYYn throat. He had once been an inmate
of an inebrate asylum. He leaves wife.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
MARRIED..

On the 9TH of June, at st. Paula Church, BY the
Rev. DR.. Mlnngerode, Mrs. CON.TANGE :.
MCDOWELL to DR. EDW. T. ROB1 <soN. NO
cards.
At the K,n'ncky Te,nrlr Collage, shei6yyllle,
Ryland, ID. T.. DR.. WlLLIaM TALiAFEhIhIr ~, :,
of King and Queen county. Va to MISS ATE
RYLASD, daughter OF the officiating miul3teF'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

! SHOOTING AFFAIR NEAR THE CITY LIMITS
| 4 White Boz as HOnnded byd COt0red Man,
Quite Il serious shooting affair occurred
near the eastern limits of the city last eve
ming shortly before 8 o'clock. 1T seems
thai a number of white boys were playing
ON the hill near the corner Of 18th and Ven
able streets, among them Il youth by the
name of Thos. " hite. a colored nan by
The name CT Thomas Branch came out
and commenced firing of his ristol in
the air. us he said. His wife came
out shortly afterwards and demonstrated
with him, and insisted that he should de-
sst, rs his mother WAS then lying danger
ously i'll, and even in dying condition.
This a1monitioD, however. had no effect.
and the next shot which he fired took ct.
feet in the hip of young White, the ball
ranging downward, and INJECTING painful
and serious wound. Deputy Sheriff Walsh,
OF Hcnrico county, rode up soon alter TIT:
affair had occurred. and took the pistol
AWAY from Branch, but did not arrest him.
Subsequently officers Burnett and MlchaelS,
of the county, went after and arrested the
man and brought him to this city. The III
fair will probably be investigated to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

hsTuMA.-Dr. +. i. Crane, Of Detroit.
where for thirty years he had suIl' red i'll
lrnSliy from asthma, recently migrated 10
Colorado, where he soon experienced de-
ci,ied rcilcf. and, after Il stay of three ~
tour months. found himself entirely cured.
He regards the pure, rarilrd atmosphere
OF that elevated. nun-na'lriou> region Il Il
positive ;uitlotc for asthma in al its forms.
This will, of course, recommend Colorado
10 those afflicted with difficulty of re>pira-
ton. and to their attention we commend 1t.
Ven l.Orh Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

pERsoNAL.-Dr. w. II. Ruti'ncr, Supcrin
tcnGcnt OF Public Instruction, who ha:
been absent for some time on Il visit at tho
Rawlcy Springs, is expected to return tt
the c!tv the last Of this week.
Anon" the arrivals at the Exchange
! Hotel and Ballard House lust evening were
| Mcs.rs. L. L. Wcsson. of New York: VIM
| l.. Owen, of Halifax; &. c. Hannah, O
Charlotte : J. n. StubhS. OF Gloucester
Can't. Il. Carter, of Charles City county
Major w. r. Sutnerlin, of Danvillc and
Col. VIM. Allen. of Curtis Neck.
Governor Walker is expected to return
10 the city either to-day or Tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIoN.-The tina
celebration of the Phoenix Literary So.
cicty of William and Mary College will
take place on the evening OF July Sd, 1871
Mr.. Mcleod Kascy, of Virginia, has been
selected as the final orator OF the occasion
The valcdictory will be delivered by Mr.
K. w. Goode, of Missouri.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

are not to be disturbed by us, i'll order 10
put down the Radical party.
We prefer a Democratic President ana
Congress. along with the new amendments
negro suffrage, and central despotism' 10
Radical Congress. along with these ana a
hundred other evils. That's all there Is III
H. after all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
EDUCATIONAL.
OXFORD HIGH SCHOOL,
OK F0 RID. N.

OXFORD, n. G.
j. II. UoRNER and r. II. GRAVES, Principals
The fall term begins the fourth Monday In July.
In view OF the Impoverished condition OF the
country, the price OF BOARD and tuition mas oeen
reduced to $l25 per term OF 90 weeks.
from the large patronage or more than twenty
years bestowed on their respective schools, tn, the
eraiy Sustained In their united efforts to furnish
u HIGH SCHOOL. la which boys may acquire q
practical business education. or be prepared Tor
The courses of study in the English. Scientific,
Classical and Mathematical departments. ana In
Modern Languages, are ST iorth particularly Id
their circular. Jeso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

HES-HousE ROBBERY Early Sunday
morning the chicken-house of Mr.. j. I
Howell, who resides on the Westham road,
in Henrico county, was broken open and
lot OF fine fowls stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
DRY GOODS.
GREAT RUSH FOR THE BARGAINS.
SECOND WEEK OF OUR REGULAR SEMI
ANNUAL CLOSING SALE.
DRY GOODS

Embroidered Berages at Is, 20, and 26c.:
Silk, Figured and striped Grenadlnes at $40, 90,
Organdie and Jaconet Lawns at l2t, Log, 20, and
Csc;
Rpautirul Janauese Silk Patterns ut SO;
Real lama Lace Shawls at 10. IL, Is, 20, ana T2'
Rest Ponpee silk Parasols at $50 and %;
Flrst-guaity Kid Gloves at Sl.25 every pair war
ranted.
Extraordinary Inducements In
Black, White, and Colored Alnacas, BLACK Grena-
dimes. Black and Colortd silks, While Cambrics,
Eainsooks Swisses, Tarlatans, Organizes, Table
Linens, Linen and Cotton Sheetinss. Napkins,
Towels Quilts Black ana no,orsd d ST Tns
GIVE Us A CALL.
No. sol Broad. corner 9TH street,
icla Broad street Dry Goods Emporium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

STEAMER DELAYED.-The steamer George
b. Upton was delayed several hours on her
trip from New York, caused by towing the
schooner JAS. Coke, found at sea in dis.
abed condition, into Delaware breakwater
She reached this city at late hour last
ninhf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

The STATE TREAsURY.-Tbe sum o.
s., 900 was deposited in the State treasury
Yesterday from various sources.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

THE CuAuooN CAsE.-The case OF Geo
Chahoon is set for trial Ill the hustlnSs
Court to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

TIE best bit Of sarcasm OF thc day Is
FIsKs strategy OF turning him.clE and his
whole regiment Of "Fi>kitccrS into mlS-
.siunaricS to 90 to Boston and pray.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE tSIvERSITY
OF NIR,iINIA.-t he closing exercises OF the
University of Virginia will take place on
the 2lth, 18th, 2Glh, 9th, 18th, and 10Th Of
June.
Mr.. Thomas, of the Charlottesville Intel
kgcacer, will receive the representatives OF
the press, and provide for them ut the Uni
HcrSlty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
MEETINGS.
CFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, June &, 1871.

CFrIcE RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, June 8, 1911
Alta MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
n DIRECTORS OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, held at the ONCE ol Inc
company on the S,h day Of juno, 1871, IL was re-
solved and orc red that general meeting o. tne
stockholders of the comp be called 70 be heo at
the Office OF the company, near the corner OF byro
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF July, 1871, at u
O'Clock NJ, to consider and act upon communl-
cation from the Board OF Public WORKS, dated the
10th day of April, 1871, IN relation to the exacu-
ton OF contract as required by the first section
Of an act entitled an acs DIRECTING The Boara OF
March 90 1871, and such other business as may be
brought before the meeting. -
Notice is hereby given that general meeting o. o.
the Stockholders of The Richmond and petersburg
Railroad Company be held 1T the time and place
mentioned In the f,-egoing resolution:
THtMASH. WINHC, Presloent'
NV. WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treasr.
ie9-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
MILITARY NOTICES.


4 TTENTION, r. L. l. B. :,
The regular meeting CT the RICHMONDE
LIGHT IkFANTRY BLUES Will take place MI
TO-.IGhT ut Schott's Monticello Hall at 81 W
o'clock. L. Is important that every member "
should attend.
BY ORDER Capt. pEIToN WISE.
II w. y. CiIFSTERMAN, Q. $.
4 ITENTION, "F" COMPANY IA
N meetirg of -" COMPANY Will he held :,
Trt> lTuesday) EVENING at Virginia Hall. B
on oh street, at halt-past O'Clock: 1t which E
h"uc the rcll will be promptly called and ab- A
eeptecs fined. III
BY order Of the Captan.
IT JNO. 4. plZZINI, o. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
n~ NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.

MI NEW AND BEAUTIFUL FOR
JUNE AND JULY.
GOODS FOR TRAVELLERS AND STAfERs
AT HOME ALSO.
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
Keeping their stock new and fresh at all seasons,
are getting in daily, by express and steamers,
New TRAVELLING LINENS for suits,
PLAID and CHENE JAPANESE PUPLlNS,
FANCY ORGAEDIES and JACONETs for hot
More of their bes, quality IRON GRENADINES,
WHITE and COLUkED PIQUES,
rIQUE Trimmings, .-.. l.,
endless variety PERCALES also.
BLACK TAHISE for summer mourning dresses,
BLACK CHALLIES, vet y best quality,
BLACK "a and g. M0UoEL1 NES,
BLACK ENGLISH GRAPES anu CRAZE
CRAZE Ftn SETS aud COLLARS,
EMBRUIDEkIES( "a lovely iot,,
LINEN and LACE SETS,
IACE-TRIMMED COLLARS,
linen COLLARS and CUFFS, &C.
BOYS, AND GENTS GOODS.
White aud Colored Linen Drills and Ducks
Fancy CaSs!mcres French as we'll as Virginia.
made; yestings in every style; Socks, Collars
&C.; Tiuen-bosom Shirts; GauZe Shirts Draw
crs Black aud Colored SILK and Thread Gloves,
&c, SC.
Everything sold Of best quality, and at the very
lowest rriccs, and nothing endorsed but what Is
good Of rs kind. 7. x. PRICE CO.,
tnc IDOL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
FURElTHRE, &c,

T D. LAKEWOOD, q
u CABINET MAKER AND IN,
FURNITURE DEALFR, T
NO. 3l9 BROAD STREET.
have on hand for sale parl0c Suits OF FurDi-
tn-e, covered in hatr-coih rep. ana terry;
Chamber Suits, in black walnut, with marble
tops; also, Walngt-st4ined suits Cottage Sniss.
painted; oak, Hair, Shuck, and straw Mattresses;
holsters and Pillows. Feather Be's, co as,
Lounges. Wardr0Des, Wathst ,nds, Tables, Tin
S .fus, wood and Care-seat Oh .irs, sidtboards,
III many other articles too numerous to mention.
Furniture repaired In the best manner anu at y
very low tlgure.
Ihapkfut Tor the patronage have received for
the las. two years, hop. Oy stric. attention TO
business to IN rt Il ]u,inuance.
j. ID. e., No ais Broad street,
lta Between Sd and An.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-20
BANKING HOUSE OF WIN. b. ISAACS l. CO.,l
RICHMOND. VA. June 10 1911. {

BANKING HOUSE OF WIN. b. ISAACs Co,l
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1871
TN CONNECTION WITH OUR REGU-
i LAX BANKING BuSiNkSS we tender our
services to holders OF VIRGINIA STATE BONDS
and accrued interest, TO fund the same Into new
coupon or registered bonds, under the recent act
the Auditor advises hold srs to call in person or
send their stock to some one "outsice OF HIS Of
Il - official dulles WIN preclude att. ntlon
thereto Sc We have the best facilities, and viii
e We personal attention IT, the Interest OF those who
patronize US.
Je 20 SIN WIN, Is. lSAAC5 u GU.
GPEARS'S PRESERVING FLUID, for
~ preserving fruits, vegetables, cider, milk, &c,
for sale by
BoDEKER l. DADE, City Drug Store,
Jcl No. 14s4 Main street.