davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

I CHAEoERY CoURT OF RICHHoND-JJudg
fffzhugh presiding. THE following cause
| were disposed of Saturday:
McConnico and wife ys. Lynch and others
Decree confirming report of commissioner
| and making distribution Of the fund. Page
q, Maury and A. III. Sands, counsel.
Ierril and wife vs. Templeman and 9th.
ers. decree confirming report OF commits.
sioner, and directing sale of property In
the bill mentioned. Coke, p. q.
Nicholas BILLS, Jr., VS.. Mills's executor
and others. Decree overruling exception
confirming report OF commissioner, and Che
investment made pursuant to former de.
cree. Guy s. Gillian and Meredith, coun.
fsel.
King, &C., vs.. Clash and others. Decree
everything exceptions to commissioners
report, confirming same, and directing sale
iDgs mentioned. Cannon 81 COurtney,
Evans, Gilmer, &c., counsel.
Hailewell, &C., VS.. Hallewell, &c. Order
for rule against Michael Ryan to appear on
4th May, 1871, to show cause why he should
not be attac he'd for failing to comply with
the terms of purchase made by him un-
der decree in this cause. Sands & Leake,
counsel.
Il Currie's administrator VS.. Currie and
others. Decree referring cause to q COM
missioner for account, inquiry, and report.
Grattan, p. q.
Clendenning's executor VS.. Hoyer &
Ludwig, &c. Hoyer Il Ludwig VS.. Glen
dennipg, SC. Clendenning's administrator
VS.. Hoyer & Ludwig, &c. Decree settling
principles Of causes. and referring the same
to commissioner for inquiry and report.
Johnston & Williams and Meredith, &C.,
counsel.
Hardgrove's guardian VS.. Mccarthy and
others. Decree confirming report Of COM
missioner and directing sale Of property in
the bill mentioned. Sands & Leake, p. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01
Msnenestsr lfenas.

RESULT OF rHE REdIsrsAfIoz.-Re gista.
don closed I'm the town and township OF
Manchester on Saturday Aight. We we're
unable to obtain returns from Iown Hail
aud Torrance's store, the registering ofnces
for the township, but at the Office OF CHIEF
Of Police, where lwho desire to vote IN
town elections were required TO register,
the poll stood at close Of registration:
Whites, 413; negroes, 353-ieaving . white
majority Of 60. By proper exertion Ibis
can be largely increased. TO accomplish
so desirable an end LET us labor unceas-
ingiy.
LEcTURE T COLONEL Farrar
('Johnny Reb'O lectures ON the "Adsss-
lures Of Brave knight tonight, at tne
Methodist church, for the benefit Of Friend
ship Lodge, e. Of p. We hope ne will be
greeted by q full house. {f'sf
ELLIOTT GRAYs.-This popular corps Will
meet tonight, when it Is hoped all who In
tend to unite with II will be present. tits
believed that the full complement Of names
will be obtained at this meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

Discovery OF A BRoTHER's GRAVE
A lady and gentleman from the far South,
while here on bridal tour q few days ago,
visited lakewood Cemetery. Among other
objects of interest While roaming through
the soldiers section in that city of the
dead, the gentleman suddenly, came upon
the Grave Of his only brother, killed in the
Confederate service, and whose last rest
ing-place had hitherto been unknown to
any member of his family. 1t had been
carefully and legibly marked by the good
ladies' of the lakewood Association, and
there could be no mistake as to its identity
The stranger Immediately ordered: mar:
BILE slab to be erected over the remains, anC
took the wooden head-board put there by
the association to his mother in the South
1t is stated that q brother Of the bride was
also killed during the war, and his remains
are inferred ut another Richmond GENE
lery-Holly q. I'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

A QUIET C1TY.-The police of Richmond
are complaining of dull times in their line
of business. On Saturday morning the re-
port of the Chief OF Police to Justice White
for the previous day and night contained
not single name charged with any offence.
At each Of the station-houses the cell-doors
were wide open, and the books were minus
of even drank and unable to take care
of himself" and the business Of the court
consisted of two continued cases. Late in
the night of Saturday there was not an ar
rest booked at the Cd or Sd stations, and it
was almost similar case in the lower
ward. This certainly reflects credit upon
our police force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE TOBACCO Assoc
| CIAT1oN.-Ihere was large attendance a
ehe called meeting OF the Richmond To
bacco Association on Saturday, it having
| been noised abroad that an atfempt womb
be ma de to pass resolution dissoiyinp the
! organization. Mr.. E. O. Noting. nresi.
dent. was In the chair Mr. R. 4. Mills,
secretary. ...~, -. 80. '>l-.''
Before proceeding to the consideration
J OF the principal business Of the meeting.
the president presented communication
from MIR. W. q. Taylor, Of the James-riyer
bridge commissioners, inviting the asso.
GRAFTON to be present at the laying of the
cornerstone of the free bridge on Thurs
day next.
On motion of Mr.. L. a. Frayser, the In
Utation was accepted with thanks. ,.sI7
Colonel Cunningham then moved that n
resolution offered by MIR. Watkins at pre-
Nfous meeting, in regard to dissolution of
Che association, be adopted. In support of
the motion, he urged that the recent regu-
Jatlons adopted as to inspections were in
the interest of a single branch of the trade.
Under the circumstances, he was in favor
OF allowing men to buy and sell tobacco
whenever they please.
The Chair ruled Colonel Cunningham's
motion out of order, as Mr.. Watkins's
resolution had been disposed of at the last
meeting. .a.s ts5~- 49,
MIR. Il. G. Watkins then offered the fol-
lowing resolution, and in doing so he said
those who were opposed to the action Of
the association Mt the last meeting repre-
sented fifteen-twentieths of the planters of
Virginia: } s'
"ResoLved, That the Tobacco Association
OF Richmond be abolished on the 9Th of
May next, and that dealers, buyers, and
sellers proceed to trade for tobacco any
where as to them may seem BEST" -
Mr.. Barksdale inquired what was the ne
cessity of abolishing the Exchange, even
though gentlemen were allowed to buy and
sell elsewhere.
The President reminded the gentleman
that the resolution said nothing about the
the Exchange. Association" was the
word used. 49,.
Mr.. j. a. Scott moved that the consider
alton of the resolution be indefinitely post
poned.
This motion was put, and carried by an
immense majority, judging from the sound.
Colonel Wise then moved that the asso-
citation adjourn which was carried, not
the efforts of some of the mi
nority to bring up another matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

TEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the Con-
seryaLiye party will hold regular meetings
every evening Sunday excepted), pending
registration and election, at their head
quarters, Virginia Hall, 9TH street, pre-,
lis reauested. Citizens desiring information
as to where they will be entitled to register
will do we'll TO call either at these head.
quarters or at the respective precincts OF
the wards in which they may reside. Every
voter will be required to register before
voting election day,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

WILLIAM NJ: pEARCE, trustee, win sell at 10
NJ, in front or Henrico Courthouse. a sm all
tract Of land on the Oh ,rles City road.
W.'doDDIN will sell at III. NJ. a valuable lot al
the northeast corner Of Main and 18th streets,
formerly occupied by the Richmond Fire AS
ISOLATION. a
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS VIII sell Mt p. NJ. q
house and lot on the east line or 4Lh street, be-
tween Main and Franklin. Is
A. o.PULLI IN will cell ut / P. d. 81 acres OF
lsnd, with improvements, about five miles
above Manchester.
j. d. WHITE HEAD & GO. will sell at lra o. elk.
A. N. groceries, wines, LIQUORS, &c.
THos. W. KEE SEE will sell at 10 A. M. piano,
furniture, &c. a'..- ..'-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

POLICE COURT, SATuRDAY-Justice j. j.
White presidin9.-The following cases were
disposed of: ..
A. Rick continued CASEY, charged with
of E. and P. F. johnson, of which E. D.
Eacho is agent, and removing sand there
from, the property of the said johnson.
Case continued until Wednesday, in order
to have the property examined.
Louis Rose (colored) Continued case),
charged with stealing trunk and contents,
of the value of 500, the property Of -
DISCHARGED ..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

REPUBLICAN SUPERINTENDENTs OF REGIS
TRATIoN.-The Republican City Executive
Committee has elected the following general
and ward superintendent for the pending
campaign Jesse j. Underhill. general SUI
perintendent JOS. Cox and Jacob Cohn,
assistant general superintendent; l.. N. Pc
terson, superintendent of Clay Ward; DR..
E. Ii. Hudson, superintendent of Monroe
Madison Ward +; Capt. D. Callahan, super.
intendent Of Jefferson Ward Major j. j.
Johnson, superintendent of Marshall
Ward; Landon Boyd, superintendent OF
Jackson Ward. oeef lyt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01
A ORDINANCE, "CUNCEnNING
a T., TEei~tN -.%D DtiEf p-.A1sk3.-

- -
UC2 LIQJib~."
Passed i'm. a,msn .eA s,>i AprinI,7,.l
!! /: sasI zee uGi,~iul tor a4v IycS a. parsons.
corp1f a!oI q st"!e ~ he. / :"i "a wi in ;he
c"rpo' at. nis;S 90 tn cay "f K:chmo:d, any
gasoline 'tait"a. i,nztn", cam n!cne, Slir gas.
uuIIsIpg hu!", splits Of tETpr!,lh". exceeding
n,iDa"rIty a i've barrels. of ttiy Sslluus each ::
AID II >a-i! IL unlawful 10 keep 70 sale. OF IN
-'.,!.gr aLy Ic.ic! carbon OIL kerosene. or Other
l~cc;u Is !r- Illuminating lssrS. OF coal rock
"r e.'il oils. Excepting such r.h ed 81 az
go II -'out 3, fire IL [ Of one AurIlet ana to-
rclr,"- # +. Ii eriiet. according to tire meth d
md t0ccttns # I'm TaS'i.b~e IS x
r.erI.t s. Ills wur! "i The ALE. ari Ii so II
.i p: ia t.! 10 hc@p amy quaG1t, Of sid article,
,>arr,us one barrel al n,iy gallons. III any j. IT
"l d. r1ui,ins except i c.liar, TIE :!o,cot "hich
-.,.i o- ave fee ic.ow tbs S!i.,!c til adj tccH.
rr-: aud - liz. ma, .h,, clz az, c /. bon
j. cauphvae- spirit gas, burning fnid, or spirits
81 ttin ...jr., shan b. KEEP Ok sI3rcG in frost o.
-a. !,,lIlGg, or any strt e., ale wharf. cot,
30. ~. to- longer Iire THAN lSSutlc, nj 10 ~
.s.f.iG s.,re ar IN d"!g": ing tie .ne; Pr"ridei
Il tine IL Ill u Z, : = Ell SIN hours.
:. ii.y INSPECTOR and = u2c, hail. 81 his own tx
fa-,. -nyl- !ImIs Ii v III tic necessary lnstru-
l."u'~ ID apparatus ior te:llng Ihe quaity":
-s'I articles name! III this cha~ier; and Il shat!
.. I- ny - Examine and t-.st t.Ic qut lts OF all
ID" al, aad PRODUCTS aud II upon such testing
I'd gAa.l .i!attru Tho ais Is ed and t&arniucd
."I u.. : TIC -cquir, ments OF .Els chtcter. he
-..a, anu III: aaIny with the d&te OF examine
'a. hi, j. -N.", "nr ih!s device : -ipproced; "
t Z luri.l tested sla!l not meet tic require
" ITS ~ i!~ ca.itsr, Re 5hill oran& ;he same
'.'a..j, ntt.t ana !. shall De Inlawfu: Tor toe
.. n,r ,=..,i i.'ri~r tie -ane Tor safe within the
...01i 81 IA. c! 'oS !iiIiIln"0ns purposes.
= !at inspector ana psuCer lnay coilfct from
&C.. .tr;s - cmp-c>iig iI!m t"r respecting ana
..uf u ,gc:. J=ra ~" y,sk. or barrel. the sam OF
.'vu't .flyy GEMS.
g.. ~ lea, p":.ssas. O. corf"ration. who
- at #r -ubi.cr /" IL" 81 u,. lsss ;li;:u one
a.',,.r" collars mr. more ltdH ii, hu.!d!ed- one
...: Is w'Gyh Us! :" u thr III urin"r. ani III"
.rUtsi.s for Il yioiat,cn o, M, chapter IN ~ pc
.r.@sri"I N ny court Il competent tIriSoIct ~.
"uh.sl,!h 70! authority
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

COMPLETION OF MAyo's- BRIDGE.-As an
nounced Saturday, the last plank OF Mayo's
new bridge was laid on Saturday at about .
o'clock. A large crowd gathered to wit
ness the operation, and as soon as it was
done several carriages, filed with friends oil
the enterprise, city and State officials, ana u
toll .house, and at the establishment of Geo.
B. Stacy & Son, on the other side, refresh.
meuts were provided, and toasts were cor
daily drunk to the health and prosperity
of the owners of the new bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

THE CHARLES. STREET AVENUE TRAGEDY
Mrs. Saracco, who was SO severely cut D!
the olored burglar, John Thomas, on ID on
day night last, was still in an improving
condition yesterday, and she is now con
sidered by her physicians out OF DANGER
The perpetrator OF the deed, John Inoni ~
was Yesterday renoH Bain NJ Sun, 29tR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

| A VISIT TO DUTCH GAP-Ho,o the Work
| Goes Onion last Saturday the Committee
on the james River Improvement, con-
sistinr of Messrs. A. Ordway, &. w. Allen,
G. z. Watson, w. p. Isaacs, and Il. ". Me-
Canoe, accompanied by Mcssrs. John Fl.
Montague and u. j. Burr. at the invitation
of Captain II. D. Minor, engineer in charge,
| proceeded down the ''noble Jeems" on Il
tour of inspection to view the work now in
progress of dredging out the Dutch Gap
canal.
| THE tug Somcrs. Captain Cunningham in
charge. was in waiting at Rockets to con-
yey the party, and at Il O'Clock we showed
| of" and proceeded down the river. The
first stoppage was at Warwick's bar, where
we viewed the crib-work now in formation
| for the purpose of receiving the deposits
taken from the channels of the river. This
crib-work consists of a line of piers running
lout about one hundred yards, and forming
an acute angle with the north bank OF the
river, and intending to divert the cur
rent of the river into the middle
channel thereby rendering 1t narrower,
| blt giving an increase depth OF water.
This mi bar. which has been a great "bug-
bear" to james river navigation, will thus
he obyiated, and vessels of large drau9ht
may mass without srraping an acquaintance
with he bottom. To the efficient manage
| ment of Captain r. ID. Minor is due this, as
| well as the rest of the recent improvements
| in the river.
we then proceeded to Drewry's Blntf,
| where we took on board Professor Malle.
feit, who is engaged in removing the OBJ
structions in that section OF the river.
| The Professor has already cleared out d
channel of ninety feet in width, and four
teen feet depth on the north side, through
| which all vessels now pass, and is now en-
| Gagged in removing all the obstruction
from the south channel, called the "neN
channel" which he proposes to make ONT
hundred and fifty feet wide and eighteen
| feet deep. 1t will be finished by the latter
part of this month.
From the bluff we proceeded to Dutcl
Gan, where we landed and examined thu
work of excavation or "cleaning OUT 90
ing on in the canal. MesSrs. Colbert d co.
the gentlemen who have this matter II
hand, have two dredging machines ut work
which are making rapid progress, consid
ering the nature Of the soil, which Is SILL
clayey one.
| There was o strong current runnln
through the canal at the time, caused b.
The ebb tide, showing that the natural tloV
of the river was through the gap. In fact
if did not require the eye OF an expert Il
see that the natural contour of the rive
lead it through the canal, and that natur
had intended what article is now trying L
accomplish. -,
| After viewing the works and strollin
about on the bluffs and listening to the n
miniscences of several Of the party VIII
had been on the same ground under dlheI
emit circumstances and in g times that tr1e
mems souls" we boarded our little craft
weighed anchor" and headed up stream
We soon landed at Rockets, very muc
pleased with our trip, and especially wit
Captain Minor and Professor Malliatert
who enliyened us with several anecdotes {
their experiences in by-gone days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

The transatlantic political fever RACES, and the
European Continent is In q turmoil; the heads OF
people over the water are not easy. How different
with the inhabitants Of this great country, where
every mn has the privilege OF purchasing his
clothing and furnishing goods Of E. b. SPENCE g
Con, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

"F" CoMPANY.-This company held q
meeting at the City Hall Saturday night
Capt. Clarke presiding, and MIR: I. II.
ganization by the election of the following
non commissioned officers Second ser
geunt, George D. Wise; third, L. u. Cren-
Shaw, Jr.; fourth, Ira W. Blunt; fifth, Fl.
c. Morris first corporal, Norman V: Ran
dolph; second, Kobt. Il. Gillian; third 3,
John b. Redford; and fourth, Henry Ty-
Ter.
/ Mr.. R. Alonzo Brock was elected histo.
riographer Of the company:
The constitution and bylaws Of the COM
pany, adopted at the organization in 1859,
were re-adopted, and a committee OF tive
apnointed to revise them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

Flowers are the symbols Of love In the yolap.
tuous East. Their fragrance, says an oriental
poet, Is The silent language Of affection. IL this
- go, phalon's new rayishing perfume, Love
You'' IS the most appropriate Of all presents for
lover to make to his fair lady, for It's intense and
enduring odor might well express the depth and
permanencc Of his passion. Sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

RoUND-TR1p TICKETS on the Richmond and
York River railroad will be sold on and
after the 9Th instant from Richmond to
West Point, good to 60 down on Saturday
and return on Monday, for S1.75. Superhi-
tendent Bragg thus proposes to let every
body have an opportunity during the warm
season Of enjoying the saltwater baths and
delicious fare at West Point at moderate
cost. Commodious lighthouses are now
being fitted up. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

The worst coughs yield, as II by magic, TO the
wonderful curative powers OF DR.. PIERCE's All.
Ext , or Golden Medical Discovery. II also sur
passes anything else ever before discovered for the
cure Of pmples, blotches, and rashes on the lace
also, for erysipeIas, salt rheum, and al skin anu
scrofu.ous diseases. Sold By all druggists. Send
address to DR.. =. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, New YorS,
for pamphlet. .a..s. ". f..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

@WALKER LIGHT GUARD.-This company
mad tine drill on Saturday night at the
Blues old armory, Law Building, and after.
wards on the Capital Square. They will
hereafter drill regularly ON Friday nights at
Old Market Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

DEEps.-One hundred and seven ty-three
deeds were recorded in the Office Of the
clerk of the Chancery Court during the
month Of April.
Thirty-eight deeds were admitted to
record in the county clerks office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01
AUCrIOH MALES THIs DAY.

On all public or prtcats sales Of Real -isstate
made bet,ceenths LIST Of January and the LIST q,
Jnty the purchasers pay the tdres for the pre-.
sent year but ON all sales bettosen the fire.
day Of July and the last ddyof December tn.
seller a,rys them b <....- ..r y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01
.s.s. -; hn.s sEArE<a5s s.s,. :
'HEAF DEPOT


E'HEAr DEPOT
* FOR
+. 10 IL npk~ ADOPTED For lS= ~ TIE
rtBLIC SCHptl' OF VIRGINIA.
tLo.uar crine-s arC agents for
.it..t..INf i:-IIY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
I'D are ~ pied with iii s5Dch 81 ;AciC I,u ,lica-
H., ttr.,..l"g .'rtin..S. S~ii *. hooks. kEa d
.sa. arr hmc,:cs aa1 ,r@osra phi =. tHg. Their with
balloons r III III ainllars published b: .de.Jrs.
-'... !ua & o.
,h4-rs ID .r".ssci - teen for IN. above or The
a..r eric, adopted ~ The BOARD II education,
s.i .. p!VILptIy r.l"j 81 cputrnc! prices. In ad-
a.'yn tn; furnish "a / other sciooi books use1 in
public and i's,va," schools OF the state, with
''".J description - Stationery.
or.5 WUpDE USE & PARH&M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

WATKINS & BRO. have on hand large lot OF
very superior dry oak and pine wood, always un-
der shelter-he very best article OF fuel for coo
ing and kindlins thai be found In The city. All
KINGS, sd Ied and split; also, long wood. frees
moderate. Cfice, " GODS drug store, corner ssn
and Main streets. q. W. WATKINS, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

THE AMATEUR CpERA.- The sale Of tick
cts for. the performance of the Bohemian
Girl at the Theatre tomorrow night Is pro-
crossing finely. Everybody seems to ex-
beet delightful entertainment, and there
IS good reason to believe that it will be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

Observation-Disclosures marriage licenses
were granted by the clerk Of the Hastings
Court last month.
In Henrico county there were six mar
triages-three white and three colored cou.
y,loc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

: DON'T PUT IT OFF.-The books for the
registration of the voters of this city Will
be open for one week only, commencing
zen to register at once? Put it of, and
Something may happen to prevent your re-
pisterinp at ali, and your vote will be lost
70 the party. 1t makes no difference if you
have registered dozen times before, it
must be done again if you desire to vote for
councilmen this spring, or for legislators
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

THE LEE GUARDS had drill on Saturday
night at Old Market Hall, and mantle sted
great Improvement. There were seventy
eight men in attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

TEMPERANCE MEET1Na.-There will be a
public meeting of Friendship Division, No.
40. Sons of Temperance, at the Fulton
Baptist Church tonight. The ladies' will
present q handsome Bible to the Division,
and there will be other Interesting exer-
oic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

STE1NwAY &c SONS FIANos and Smiths Amer
lean Organs have received the highest awards
accorded TO musical instruments, and are now
ranked toy the best judge, as beyond competition.
sLEIGIIr Il HOWARD, opposite the Post-ofice,
agents. 4sa-a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

-HENRIco LIGHT DRAGooNs.-A meeting
Of a few Of the old members of this company
was held on Saturday morning over the
store of VIC. Dalton, on the corner O.
Broad and Madison streets, but owing t.
the slim attendance the meeting was ad'
iourned until some time this week, of which
due notice will be given in the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01
Skating this afternoon at 1880.

We call special attention to "B Select Wbiskey'
at W. D. BLAIR u Co.'s, corner Oh aud Main.
Price, $3.50 per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

RICHMOND GaAYs.-Ata meeting Q. tns
company on Friday night Coionei 80 sShn 1,a a.
Guy was Snanim0pss se Of the Company
;s now complete.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

Who WROTE IT.-The author of the ded-
icatory hymn. sung at the opening Of the
Normal and High School on Friday night
was one of the teachers of the school, and
not MIR. Washburne. 3I..-II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

Lone Jack Brown Dick, Durham, and all other
first class brands Of Smoking Tobacco, st the cor
ner of 18th and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

full lice Of chlIdren's shoes at PAGES, the
most OF which are very superior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

p,uRoAp soHEDULEs.-The CHESAPEAKE
,,d Ohio passenger train leaves every m Saa
Ing at $50 The YORK y KIy 1eaya at O'clock
nU and after the 9Th instant. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

No wood for kindling and cooking excels ours.
Engine, smi:hs', and CRATE coal--the best and
cheapest. LnthI aciie, lowest price.
j. 3. WATKINS, I'LL Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-01

PERsoNAL.-George W. Read, Esq, of the
Brooklyn IN. " Eagle, is on visit to this
city. @,4=,