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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-22

The MUSICIANS CoNvENTIoN.-Phtlade
phia, June 20.-In the afternoon session OF
the Musical Convention the name was fixed
as the "Musicians' National Protective
Union.'' Three delegates are to represent
each society of two HUNDRED members or
less, with one delegate from each additional
two hundred members. No engagement in
the future will be taken with defaulting
managers until all claims are paid, and pro-
lection is to be given to members perform
ing temporarily in the different cities. wa;
those of the nearest society thereto. Mea,
sures OF general protection were adopted.
The best of feeling prevails, and the dis
cussion was very general and spirited, The
next meeting will be In New York on The
second Monday OF May, 1872 ls>5@-:r, 2aa =
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a DESIRABLE ARRANGEMENT.-Ane effort
is being made among the leading dry goods
men OF the city to close ali stores in this
branch of trade at o'clock in the afternoon
after the 1st July proXimo. Nearly all Of
them have agreed to enter into the arrange
ment. Young men who have been confined
in stores and counting-rooms all day need
some recreation in the evening, and this is
the only feasible plan which has been pre-
sented by which they are enabled to get
aliy fresh air in the day time. We are sure
that the ladies, who can control this matter
will not object to their husbands, brothers,
or-the other young men getting home
early during the heated term, now fairly on
IIS.
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= Z ANHcDoTE OF sPuRGEoN.-WhenIt the dox-
ology, after the sermon, had been sung. the
Seems to be allowed to particular men, said:
g NO, no; that will not do. Not half of
YOU sung then Let us have the words
aacain, and let every ionejoin. Mr.. Organist.
please play the verse once more'3 The orr
ipar,I was at the extreme end-scarcely IN
sight. The organist, looked like 4 black dot.
But he heard the little stout man in the
pulpit. and, turning round to the keys,
sent forth q glorious volume Of music, and
etile: :peopie had et,eard as well. The 5,oOO
singers became 20, 900. london lette''--ios-
ton A dpertiseT, t4Es,, - Z ~. ~ -
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Promising GEHrERTaINMENT.-O Domir-
ion Lodge of Knights OF Pythias will have
on the 4th of July next u tournament, the
like of which has never been seen in these
parts. A large number of skilful riders
will enter, and the coronation, which will
take place al the Richmond Opera House,
will be one of the most brilliant affairs OF
the season. The prizes are all valuable.
Among the. speakers selected are Mayor
Kelley, Judge Farrar, Judge Minor, Capt.
G. D. Wise, Col. VIM. S. Gilman, and Col.
J. Med. Darlington Gov. Walker will be
one Of the judges. The tournament Will
come off at the Fair Grounds in the cool OF
tho ayanirlb
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,Ianchcs.er Itens.,

CoUgr NEws.-The grand jury on yes.
terdav found true bills against Daniel
Walker and Sarah Scott for murder; Robt.
Rudd, for assault with intent TO Kill, and
Allen and James Bradley, for assault aud
battery. When this report closed the court,
was engaged in the trial Of the drss-naned
parties. " 4 80, .. .,2.. & ss..s
SMALL MATTgRs.-St. Johns day VIII be
observed with due honors by the Mast MIC
fraternity. -.
on the 10Th Of July. =,
We are requested to state that there VIII
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be no dancing at the Henidearrsyoen Lodge ptc-

~. DH no Ses at the denueIson Aooeo Pssf
The public schools terminate the season,
on the 23d inst. ;lIpZzIEEs.Fsf IS. .
The Manchester Debating Society meets
to night at Stuart Hall.
It is reported that work will be resumed
in our mills, &C., to-day. s7.iss2.
The attempt to indict several Of our best
citizens on frivolous charges was u decided
The County Court has brought into our
midst number of gentlemen from the
rural districts, and business has ocen brisk.
Work on the court house, Presbyterian
Church, and other buildings, are progress
ing fayo.ably.
Pic mics BY all of our Sunday schools are,
spoken OF before the season is over.
We hear ofseyeral more marriages during
the coming week. The matrimonial fever
threatens to become epidemic.
When operations are resumed 2t Inc
mills the pump will also get to work, sup
plying our people with pure James river
water. se.. ...g t.. i zs.sf
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LOB. B.-At the quarterly meeting of
Rimmon Lodge, No. So, I. O. B. b, the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term President, Henry Gunst Vice
President, Julius Straus; Recording Sec
retary, Leon schaap; FINANCIAL Secretary,
Isaac Cohen; Assistant Mentor, j. NJ.
Wertheimer-; Warden, s. Binswanger !;
Guardian, Henry Saal. A vacancy occur
ring in the Board of Trustees, this position
was filled by the election of the retiring
president, Levi HeXter. '',.s,t - -, !.
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saA.UrTY OF WATER ON CHURCH Hull
Tho scarcity Of water on Church Hill is be-
coming serious consideration Indeed, II
lis frequently the case, about the middle OF
the day, for the hydrants in many places 10
! he perfectly dry, and it Is not until late
hour in the afternoon that persons are sup
pIied with water from the city works.
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ANoT SUDDEN DEATH.-Isabella
Smito, a .colored woman, who resides at
house No. SIS, Sd street, dropped dead on
Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock, whilst Sit
ting in chair conyersing with her huS-
band. She was about GO years old, and had
been in apparent. good health up to the
ton was called to the case, but no inquest
was deemed necessary, Us it was evident
that she had died from disease of the heart.
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SALES oP REAL. EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioneers, have sold during the
week the following pieces OF real estate:
: Lot on 10Th street, between Broad and
Grace, % feet front, by 122 feet deep, at $24
per front foot, for 5000.
Lot on northeast corner Grace and 9th
streets, fronting 20 feet on Grace street, by
90 feet deep, for $2,750. r
Lot on Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
with small frame tenement in the rear,
fronting 81 feet, bv la S.12 feet deep, at
Ssl per front foot, for S1,7OO.
Succeed tenement house on Broad street,
between 23d and 9th, for S., 600. .,.-
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An ITEM FOR TAX PAYERs.--As the end
of the month is approaching, we would
again cali the attention of the taxpayers OF
tie city to the fact that after the first OF July
no discount will be made in their bills. The
office Of Collector Regnauit Is open from
A NJ. To 6P, nj. In the last six days MIR.
Regnault hes collected and paid into the
Treasury SS1 ,S36.47. ..,..
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at 6 p. N. a
brick residence at the southwest corner OF
Cary and Foushee streets. -
GRUBBs &C. WILLIAMS will sell at S. P. NJ. a
br1ckdwelling aad vacant lot on the east sid.
o. eighth street, north OF Leigh.
lsBELL & SON will sell at S, P. NJ. two-story
brick house and lot on the west side of 10th,
between Byrd and Arch streets.
D. j. SAUNDERS, receiver, viii sell at 10 A. NJ,
at the United States Circuit Courthouse. the
effects of the late Farm rs Bank Of Virginia.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at 10 A. M. two
pianos, furniture, &C.
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THE CHAHooN JURy.-Deputy Sergeant
Holtzinger will return from Frederlcks-
burg this. morning with thirty men,. sum-
moned for the formation Of the jury In the
Chahoon case. This afternoon Deputy Ser
geant Lee, who went to Lynchburg yes
terday morning, will arrive with twenty
five from that place. 1t is thought that no
difficulty Will be found in securing jury
without another tales.
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,AyorHrR WAnNINa TO ILLEGAL VoTERs

g>ANoTHER WARNING TO ILLEGAL VOTERS.
M1the Hustings Court on yesterday Isaiah
Matthews (colored) was tried and convicted
of illegally voting ut the late election in this
city. The Commonwealth was represented
by Capt. Geo. D. Wise, and the accused by
MIR. shields. The speech of the former
was splendid effort. He gave the carpet
baegers, who mislead the negroes, terri
BILE scoring. Matthews was sent to the city
iaiI for twelve months. $685.. ....-
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CITIzEE.-Mr.
Edwin 81. Chestermap, father Of w. D.
'Chesterman. Esq, managing editor of the
Enquirer, died at his residence, in Harvie,
Yesterday morning at hall-past 2 o'clock.
The deceased was practical engineer and
millwright, and had probably built more
mills than any other man in Virginia. He
was well known and highly esteemed in
this city. His funeral viii take place from
the Clay.street Methodist Church at AZ
O'Clock this afternoon.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call che attention OF mers
chants, clerks Of courts. sherids, lawyers, ran.
road steamship aud canal officers and agents. sna
all others having orders for printing 10 the iacin-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
IrsHMENr for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish "
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter -Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
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There Is no one thing which improves mans
appearance go much q gentcel suit OF clothes.
Our friends 4. b. SPENCE g SON are certainly
turning out some OF the handsomest suits U ps
found anywhere. They have fne stook OF gooos,
excellent cutters, and experienced workmen' ana
they never fail TO give satisfaction, both as to.
Workmanship and rice. Call at the oldest lbhshed
corner, l5oG Main street. ~ ~
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usMA11AsLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
R1cHMosD PosT-oFFIcE, JUNE n. ISL
Mrs. Kelly, New York MISS Mary D..
jDownes, b. :. a. Talbot. sR ichmond, Va;
q. T Crews, -; - y. Burkley, :" E-T,ii d.
J. C,lisher, Louisburg, n. c.; j.. II. Ellis,
Richmond, Va. sss,st, s i-zsl So r. -
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. AuCTios ssLEs Tuss DAY.

On all public or 7,rftate sales Of Real Estate
made bettceers the lst of January and the Ist Of
'uly The purcfcssrs pay the torss for he pre-
sent year; but on an sdkes Iet,osen the first
day of July and the last day Of DecsRibsr The
seLtsr pays them.
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baTHs R1cnMoND OpERA HousE.-This place
Of amusement, hitherto known as the
Richmond Theatre, is to be Thoroughly
oyerhauled and reflted for the fall ana WIN
Ter season. Greeu & Allen are 70 40 Ihe
rtarls
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SALE OF NEW WHEAr.-Fifty-two bushels
Of new white wheat were sold at the Corn
exchange yesterday. 1t was offered by e.
= s, Wort6am & Co.. and bought BY MIR.
stacy. The grain was rated goods" anc
brought Shipper bushel. *
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WYE ARE THIS DAY RECEIVE

Y1TE ARE THIS DAY RECElV-ac.
mn, ans n,sEaatuHaGH.s;ALF, tu, sGHHsALF HAND SEW va.
ED BOOTS, GaIrkh,; and TIES ia irsuNcu
LkBisS' LASTING, 4FOxtD, ana a.a fsn, s,i s,z,a
KID BOOTS, both button anu i"'e' ~
RoTas ane wiuinM saa MISSES .sCHooL aud Daltss ~
rRnnRs kHse evAL,sgs, sAToHELs &C.: Ia n,s s' ~ a.
WlsGg; 5ss; ElEasil ssimesu lsh sa i..a is.
je l5-eo6tJyl3 .-..-------------
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Pine wood at $3.50 per cord, delivered; oak
wood ct $50 per cord, eligered. Can be bought
on sth s,r.et, between Main and Cary, OF w. >.
IDyyc crrE,S fha p s#--.a
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PERSONS leaving the city can have the daily ana
weesIy papers and mag zines m siled 10 them py
leaving their orders ut kLLYsoN & TAYLoR'S
IN gs de,,os, lll8 Main street. -
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REL1e1ous.-Dr. Robert Roberts. Of Biz
mingham, England, will speak at Vrginia
Hall at 8h o'clock tonight. Subject: "The
reward OF the righteous" "'',1 s.,.i
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Peaches, pneapples, bananas, oranges, lem-
ons, and al other fruits In season' at PLEDGE +"
AcKsoN's, sl7 Broad street.
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THE DoLLAE STORE, sae Main street, has just
received an Iegant assortment OF Milton Gold'
Iewel,y sets. well worth seeing. Also, very neat
new style, three SHELF portable book rack, ana
boys and girls nerlno, lace lad marseilies hsts'
hoods &c. {, - .s...a, ta. fser .-ss i. q.
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RICHMOND, VA, June eth, 1911.

RICHMOND, VA, June eth, 1871.
MIR. EDITOR: Will you be kind enough
Ml to give the following lines place IN yonr o
,noud and others may know that Dr. i. A. COBB
species
oS namceys and not lost q single palient, and has
Been lust as successful in his treatment Of per-
sons OF 10 as OF II. In his practice no kniIe IL
,S subiectsd to IItle pain. My wife died, NOT as
some have asserted, Of cancer, bat or dro2sy o.
the neart, and other diseases which She naoS oScpn-
trac.ed since the operation.
Shonld any one desire further Information, i
will inform him with The greatest pleasure In re-
gard to everything. ,.r.x.n
| Eofgned.l JOHN II: oh 80
.'F.1-l9! Richmond Va.
N.B.-I publish these lines for the good OF the
public, believing that many suffer from tne dls-
ease 10 que. ton. 2. 10 io-la"e"
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BRIDAL AND BIRTHDAY PREsaNTs.-We are
now opening many rare and beautiful articles IN
fine jewelry, diamonds, watches and silver goods,
direct from the factories, at NoWLAN g CO.'S,
corner Maia and 10th cts.
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!"Travels Of Decor OF Physic." BY DR.. W.
II. Taylor. For sale by ELLYsoN q TAYLOR, ll1o
Main street. .- ,Ey..1., sss.rlt
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RANCE OF THERMOMETERS At D1sPAToH
OFFICE, JUNE 81, 1871 3 A. NJ, I6'; +.
H., $40 ;6P. NJ. S10. j,g
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"Travels of q Doctor of Physic." BY DR.. w.
III. Taylor, For sale By ELLYSoN i TAYLOR, lllo
Main street.
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ArpLEroRs JOURNAL, Saturday . N,gnt' a1.
and Clipper, received from Eiiyson q lay
slor, 1116 maip street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut SO cents per month, payable In adj
vince. rs
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NDMETuING NHW-sOUTHERn

IN j. ING NEW.-SOUTHERN
4, - u Lit ,DRY 4 EYk1EG ESTAB.
A., -, - - We hive Il led up the premises,
o.. .I "'V'I StFtt!, with the necessary appara-
tt.'.14, "iH ct;gf on general Wa sd1NG,
All, Il 'IINb. AFD DYElE6 BgSlk ESS. We
.r. ,i, o.! s'h!' OF ndlhi.Y for gentlemen, fami-
IL t'', hctiD,si2, &c, !n the best It le, and
.s -. ."ilc1 CAL pats rcacvaled 30 III 70
% aarr 49, 80 -. 1i'~i.rS "'ae III super io'
,.ti.. ' "as'M "tI cali for .nd deliver all work
rI ,| uHc Ga!.ty and sy ys:en.
Hg,y' t"''as! ~ We tcIc: u hessrs. Levy Bros {,
-.,.'', =" 'trh. prourn-nr Of tie s,gerican Hotel
''s " IEFY su> sue.E =
lw r., y. Il. BLhBCQW Il CO.,
Propr.ctors.
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Gents can be suited and fitted at PAGES with
shoes or boots OF all the latest styles. e.
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Remember the neat ice. cream saloon at PLEDGE
3 JACKEoN'S, SIT Broad street. ri. tftfiS
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Ladies, call at PAGES and try pair OF those
cheap baton boots. They are really chesp.
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JcuH c. PAGES boot aud shoe store is st laoa
Main street.
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Ladies' fancy button boots just received at
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Peach, banana, and other favor5 Of ice-crearn,
at PLEDGE Il JAcKsoN's, si7 Broad street. 49,
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ENVELOPES furnish >d ana printed at %, $3.50,
Sa7s, and 1850 per 1000, st the Dispatch Printing
Cstablishment, .....a.--.at 81. ..r..s 4. a.t
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!a.IGuT OFFICE OF JAS. RIvER & h.Co.
NOTICE TOEas-sYrrryk
>HIrP KS.-Freight forSs-as.-si. $500
~. ,.!-g and the Southwest received Ut ih.s
o. e., grt i.,rwAr6ed ny canal without detention.
~. ,..ns cn;nlnc from l.ynchburS aad beyond
x .,rs..t and points Worth viii hc promptly
-...! Il Consik ikrud 20 The care of CanSl Al gent
. .. t..N.u-E. +. DILLON, Agent,
". IN 1903 Dock street
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Personal.

Chidrcn's and Infants Marie Anttonette SLIP.
pers at PAGES. s..t
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FUREI'gUAE, exc.

WYE ARE NOW manufacturing "a
w Wh2DROBES,, BUREAUS, BED EMs
SrEADS, WASHSTAND3, TABLES, and jET
other articles of FURH1rURE, OF seasoned W.:
nut, and we are selling the goods at grestly re-
ductd d prices. You VIII find amongst our stock J.
BEDST EAIJS, BIEEAuS,z
WARDEOBEA WASHSTANDS.
TABLES CHhlRS. II.
SOFAS, TETE-IEIES
SIDFBJARDS NHATNOT2,
IJEsKs HAT-RACKS,
DINING }PAhLOE
. with great yar:ete OF ether articles. :.
r.. = HARDWOOD i RITTER,
m "a Governor streIt, Richmond, Va.
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A CARD.-One Hyman Jacob having re-
N ported hat was about to aescond dho.h i0r the
know of none) tns is to, u otify any parties who
h ave any claims against me to present them ior
payment Mt my store, No. 1905 Main street, anu
they will be promptly paid.
regard tnis as the be- st way 70 refute this SLAM
der on my character and the base attempt 70 In
jure my standing rs business man. r,,,, ),
u y
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TIOR COMFORT-BROADs BoT.&.n>
r.,M AND FLAT-HEELED con, VSss'
GREss AND FTyEThaAGSE IA SE RKafga band: ars
ikSds for e,,e and comfort. iis6tes who caL't
set fsitd wi hout hane their measure S tsEen n, can
b. trouble rs we can give tnem gV"u GsE NJ
i Corner bth and Broad srree.s,
g. !, aod,w and No. 1928 Main street.
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EOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL AND Gsss

AI'UN NhLE, y DThU IIT 2 y ANU Hs:::ii
K ATrRACTIVE COUNTRY SEAT, near ks:l
:le city. The buildings arc substantial and mud-
ern. Land Of most excellent quality. VIII sell
oargain In II. a.E
private dwelling of elegance and style, a public
hail. or house OF worship, 10. less pretcntious
building. Location within two hundred yards of
the Capitol square
TWu MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVE
FARMS, convenient to Richmond. Also, many
ether f,1ms, James river or elsewhere Offering
cheap. -
ANOTHER COUNTRY SEAT, tasteful and
ornate, style unique, grounds ornamental, of nat
ura and artificial beauty just the place for The
Tell eat of retired elegance.
A BRICK DWElLISG on ShOck0e Hill, at Il
moderate price another on Church Hill.
VACANT LtrTS In different ptrts OF the city.
and nauy other properties, both In town and
country 10 which invite the attention II buyers.
W. 3. EQBITS,
Real Estate A gent and Auctioneer,
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' EABLI.L;Ghrs ID FIkST T-CLA 5 Ea:S
FAMILY RESIDENCES FOR RENT:
lst. Four-story BRICK TENEMENT on the
south side OF Cary, between 1st and Fouslee, cen
tanning len rooms kitchen, &C., Ti.h modern
improvements.
Cd. BEICk TENEMENT No. SID on the west
liue OF 5:h tetweea clay and cigh streets. con-
tain;ng twelve rooms kitchen, bath room, &c.
Sd. Two pice 1ENEMENTS situated the
sru.h sulc OF Grace street, bct~eeu 2lst and 2ed
streets t.tuller's NM, containing abou' twelve
rot ms each, In thorough repair. These have one
Of The finest views In the city.
4th. Nice BSICK TENEMENT on the east eide
OF 4tl, between Main and Franklin streets. con-
tanning seven rooms, &C., in nice repsir. hlving
been pain ed, &c. ,.YNE BSO.,
Real state Agents aud Auctioneers,
1e 2O-3t No. 1912 Main street. s.
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NYsE9sghNG.

,,nR NEW YORK. - Virginia <sFS
j w t.''o,,,.ntn spd Psc.et Compsps'sssassSsS
-.r: steamship VIM. T.. CLYDE Captain
rtN,.r,e viii leave her wharf At Rockets On
tNsS.Y, June Esd. at O'Clock Z. n. Freight
ID '',,j 40 To the hour OF sailing.
' ,c roIaectioHs and through bills lAding given
scu;hern, eastern, and western places; also,
|. r1-rI>c snd Australia.
''' ID. j. BURN. rIcst.
?, o 1919 Main street,
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TADIES' FRENCH-LASTlNGHm
90 90 M LACE BIJCTON AND, con- sA.
CHESS BOCTS for marrow, medium, ana M wiue VIZ
iee1 wear easy; TT ye and Sn.t draw ihs se'
VI eoa' 'N' MARCUS HARRIS q Bro,
- a,, No, 1898 Main street.
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FOB EEW YORK. Sr$3sSu
QA1 DOMINION STEANSHIp sSA
CCnpLNY.
Tns ndc.vsteel sIea!asnips WYANOkF, ESAAt
ELL ShEATpGA, NikGAk &, ALEE E'
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JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-22

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, one ofs.s
Z The pre,tiest CtTTAGE REsIDEEC Cs.S E::i
in III. v:cinty of Ri1hrond, situated On one OF
the best roads leading into The city, and In bigh-
IN attractive netghbOrhOo being near Camp
L &c. The dwelling and rther improvements aIc
excel, cat, and situated III beiutiful grove Uf
oaks. i he grouuds are tastefuily iaii off into
lower-g gard.n walks, &c, and the LAND tabout 10
acTes) highly improved, being we'll set Ia clover,
and having upon 1t u Splendid young orchard or
fruit trees. apply TO
Hill 4 GODDIN, Real Estate Agts.,
IL cf-eou3t No, llO3 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-22

COR RENT, THREE ROOMS at the a.
Il southeast corner of Governor and Fran k EEu
an streets. Apply Oh the premises. ja20-3L*
EUR SALE, A DESIRABLEB BRICK o.
4 DWELLING, with six rooms, on Oregon 81
ain, convenient TO the Tredcgar Works. This
property is now occupied by paying tenants,
would make profitable investment, and will be
sold low for cash. Apply to
ielo E. B. NEWBURE- lola ain street.
sTOR RENT (FOR ONE OR MORE O.
u YEAED A MOST DEsIKAsLE CoUN- As.l
TRY RESIDENCE, about one mile from the city,
with eleven rooms and all conyen!ences OF Gil =
house. ktlcben, stauling, garden, lawn, &C., In
perfect order. Perfectly heanhy, water very fine.
access by the best road from the city. Apply to
- ,,- .-, ... j. L.. AFPERSON,
te le-st Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.