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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16
The Next State Fair-Eew Features
and Large Premiums.

The Executive Committee, through a
subcommittee, are now busily engaged in
preparing the premium list for the next
fair. Daily meetings are held for the pur-
pose Of correcting the proot-sheets, and in
few days the whole list will be ready for
the press. We desire to call attention to a
few subjects of interest connected with the
next exhibition, which promises, we learn,
to be the most complete and interesting
which has ever been held under the auspices
of the society. #,.-s ~ 81 - /,
Is 1st. The publication of full list of the
life members of the society, comprising
nearly 1900 names from all parts or the
State. This will show how much. the society
is identified with the State at large; and
the life members, being the constituent
body, should control and direct. the affairs
of the society for the greatest good to the
greatest number of the people of the State.
This roll will doubtless be largely increased
before the next Fair, rs there are yet many
persons in' the State who will be glad to
avail themselves of the privileges of life
membership, and will feel it their duty to
aid In the good work of agricultural I'M
proyement.
Cd. The premiums in the several depart
ments have been increased an average of
100 per cent, and are now as large and
varied as those offered by any similar So
ciety in the United States. :. .s tr-sss.
Sd. A sweepstake premium of two gold
medals, worth 300 each, has been provided
for the best animals, male and female, in the
cattle department, Of any class. ~ :"
This will bring out the cattle-breeders in
full force, and it will be equal in interest to
thousand dollar trotting race. And, by
the way, we may mention as the fourth
matter of interest that citizens of Rich
mond have authorized a special premium OF
one thousand dollars, to be trotted for on
the third day Of the fair. Now, we would
suggest to the butchers of the city that they
should offer special premium OF two hun.
dred dollars for the fattest OK and spayed
heifer. The society has offered liberal, in
deed large, premiums for fat cattle, but a
butchers sweepstake would bring the thing
to perfect and interesting point. There
is no reason why Baltimore and Philadel-
phia should get the fattest beef raised IN
Virginia, and a sWeepstake premium of two
hundred dollars would bring to our next
fairs displayof Eat cattle such sas was never
before seen. Will our butchers, therefore,
take the matter In hand and authorize the
announcement in the premium list q spe-
cial premium in their name. II so, let them
do it at once, and report to the secretary of
the society, astbe premium list win be put
to press in few days. - 90 2 :"'Tt5t.:'E
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Icc-cream Soda at PIzZINI's.

ZETELLE has been steadily and philosophically
pursuing the Just policy OF his sliding scale Of
prices. He has steadily reduced his prices for
meals at the tables Of his saloon as the cost of
provisions has been lowered. Now he gives the
best fare for prices lower than will be found In
any Of the restaurants OF the large cities. They
90 not excel hts fare In quality, while their charges
are greatly in excess OF his SO low are his prices
now that any man can enjoy superb dinner, no
matter how low his finances, unless, indeed, he be
member OF The society of mare "a reds.'
The season IL getting more and more bountiful
in luxuries and generous diet. Come, gentlemen,
and partake, almost without price, Of the best
that's going. rE E
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FrsEEAL OF COLONEL DAv1s.-The tri-

FUNERAL OF COLONEL DAvIs.-The tri-
lie of respect paid the remains OF Col. j.
-lcius Davis was one Of which his friends
.ye cause TO feel proud. They were escort
from depot OF the Richmond and Danville
1road 10 Brook avenue by about two
4hdred ex-Confederate soldiers, under the
9mmand Of General f. Il. Lane, and the
~ or1 Walkss Sssea Carriage Mas tSs
'yVerhor himself, Ex-Governor WISE, Aa-
!ca9nt-Gcneral Richardson, and Colonel L.
al not go beyond the city limits (; those in
4r carriage and the members Of Colonel
'aVlss old troop went on TO Emanuel
-l'!r2h, Henrico county, where the burial
-iylce OF the Episcopal church was con-
.4cted by Rev. DR.. Norwood.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE YoUNG GUARD
: A meeting Of the surviving members of the
Young Guard was held at the City Hall
last night. Col. John ii. Richardson (the
founder of the company was called to the
chair, and Captain Campbell Lawson ap-
pointed secretary. ~F.,-, ...ss..s.....s ay
1t was determined to reorganlze in ac-
cordance with the terms Of the present
military law, and Messrs. VIM. q. Wade,
A. L., Lindsey, and H. W. Dabney were
appointed to canvass for members. The
meeting then adjourned TO meet on Thurs
day night, at SH O'Clock, H ,Gr;i rar5 Is.
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E,r-Is7 SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
~. r,.ular monthly meeting Of the Bap-
-, >undav.School Association of Rich
.,1rf and vicinity was held at the Pine
.rrrrt Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon.
Ts, president. Lewis II. Frayser, Esq,
rrr>i,j,d: Q. y. Browne secretary.
After the usual Introductory exercises
.,1 rcDort> Of the schools were presented,
.gawin, the average attendance for the
.. ,,,,h gs follows:
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-|H.7 4VUi' 'UAH IoI H1HIIcf' V9v- 'I0'
The subject of colored Sunday schools
Vas referred to the Executive Committee.
The reports Of the Leigh-street, Grace
Aurch, and Valley parochial schools were
EXT called.
The report of the Treasurer was next
died. Mr.. S. d.. Bailey made very in
resting report. tas
The following officers were elected for the
,,asung year: Rev. Charles Minnigerode,
,. D., president; Rev. T. G. Dashiel, vice
':esident Capt. W. s. P. Mayo, record
.'g secretary; r. z. Armstrong, CORE
'ponding secretary; S. NJ. Bailey, treasu-
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STILL UHDEcDED.-The jury In the case
of johnson 81. Sands has not.yet been able
to agree, and are still In the custody Of the
officers of the court. Yesterday, when
brought in and Intercepted as, usual, they,
begged hard to be allowed to return to
Alexandra. He was sick. The Judge re-
jolned that good physicians were to be
found in Richmond, and he saw no reason
why this jury should not decide this case.
as well as any other. They will be brought.
in again at IL O'Clock this morning. -
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THE CHARLOTTESVILLE GRAY IN DEMANp.
MIR. Hartman, the Richmond agent of the
Charlottesville Woollen Mills, has entered
into contract with Mr.. VIM. Ira Smith,
clothler, OF this city, to furnish him with q
large quantity of the fine gray cloth manu-
factured at these mills, with view to sup.
plying the wants of the military companies
now organizing. We are glad to hear that
there is prospect Of this cloth being gene
rally adopted for uniforms. The induce
ments offered are not only its excellent
quality, but its reasonable price. Orders are
coming from all parts of the State for SAM
pies and supplies, and leading New York
house "a. 4. Stewart & Coz has ordered q
large quantity, with view to meeting the
demand for it In that market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

, CHAHooN's CASE CoNTiNUEp.-1n the
8ustings Court yesterday the case Of Cha
.yon was called, and, on motion Of defend
A's counsel, continued until the next
5'm, Oh account Of the absence Of IL. S.
atr5lli. An affidavit of the physician In
;-ar2e Of the National Military Asylum at
Ampton was read, showing that Merrill
,,:s too i'll to be moved at present, but that
SfIe was a probability of his being able
make the trip to Richmond In . few
Iseks. -
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FESTIVAL To-NIGHT.-The festival which
will open at. Virginia Hall tonight presents
attractions that ought to cause fine attend
ance. The proceeds are to be applied to q
most worthy object. + ssa-s 4sIs,-sa5s. ?
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ISSdhESEGkMENTS FOE dOLLYHOUU ShEMO-
RtAL DAY.-The citfzeasf Of Richmond
fweod and its soldiers section that the Ia.
dies of the Memorial Association rely'con-
! lddently Eupons this asslsta.ee and co1pera-
ton, Of all Young and old, dnhan orderly
land decorons obseryances0f, the adaysset
apart for foral offerings on the graves, 1t
Is 'pleassns' TO notice that the same day to-
morrow will be observed In: Lexington,
where lie otir jackson and Lee. - 5a~s
The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed by the various military companies
to assist the ladies aon their memorial day,
MRy 17th. They are requested TO meet at
the lecture-roon of.fhe Grace.street Bap-
tiss Church on Wednesday at 0 4. N. t.aa.
Walker Lsssht gGdfd;; Chas. TsBinfsrd,
Henry Jones. ts;'' SO a,ts.s
; Company E.-Henry. T.. ]. Miller, [I n ! y: Z.
1'fz Ho,oitsers Percy Percy Hawea;s m S Z. L G. HilIL
Eliot Grays:-Jno. D. snelhngs, Jas. As
Gentry. - =. 81.
Richmond Bsaese-Geo ". Jarvis, .---; ---.
Glazebrook! q il /, !
Lee Guard~sJno. B. sFariss ". L,'Jen- T. e
o,sS1 Sidney erays.-A. + PHI Phillips, VIM. I 7.
richmond .drayys.-:;J, Il. Greaner, R. B..
Munford. ~ - .,,ss< -.
Guard of THE Uossn,on,oe alth.-C. J. An.
derson, R. AsSDunigp.H % : -.
!. The ladies of the association tEespeetfnllY
ffed1fest:t that on memorial, day the grayessof,
sotdsers, Including those1n private sectio9s,
be the only ones decorated. Fheres esseefnsa q
propriety in giving that one dag specially
/. The bdies are again inyitedto assist to-
day Tuesday at The lecture e:room of the
Grace-street Baptist Church Id the prepa-
ration of wreaths, &c. Young ladies from
the various schools will find ample oppor-
tunity to assist by attending in The after
noon. ~. 5.'A&6 tsz
Every part of the soldiers portion can
receive offerings from the citizens. Most
Of the sections are under the care of some
of the Board of Managers. We give the
names of one lady for each:
A.-Mrs. DR.. Jeter.
B.-Mrs. e. H. Brown.
C.-Mrs. DR.. Cullen.
D.-Mrs. A. Harris.
.G.-Mrs. John Rogers.
III & K.-Mrs. Howe.
Mrs. W. B. Isaacs.
Mrs. James Lyons.
M.-Mrs. N. 9. Read. .....
N.-Mrs. Charles Gennet.
O.-Mrs. r. B. Somervill. ..s.. y.
P.-Mrs. John Purcell.
Q-Mrs. James Thomas.
R.-Mrs. Charles Wallace.
S.--Mrs. B. F. Smith.
T-Mrs. William Fl. Macfarland.
V.-Miss Graham and Mrs. Baird.
W.-Mrs. j. Fl. Williams and Mrs. DR.. j.
s. Wexford.
Officers Section.-Mrs. Lewis Webb.
Sections q, E, F, and j are not appro-
priated.
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To the ,Tax.Payers and voters OF Clay
.s.s s-,sl-rg Ward.

| RICHMOND, May is, 1871.
respectfully announce myself an inde-
pendent, anti-party candidate for the City
Council on the views and general policy
expressed, IN my recent letters toy0us.sI i
stand firmly on the ground assumed In my
addresses and letters. will not, under
any ciEcamstances, receive or abide By q
party nomination. The statfstsGafs faets
Whicf1 :haYe published have not been and
:wil"not be contradicted oBiciG1ly. !. win
not silently acquiesce in any move calcu-
lated or designed TO reslect' the members of
the Council from this ward so long as those
facts remain unexplained. Such a move is
on hand. learn that party nominations
are to be forced on US on Tuesday, 23d-
one day before the election. now antici-
pate this proposed move. If assailed,
will stand on the defensive, and meet this
party legerdemain as presented. IF unas-
sailed, you will not hear from me again.
place myself in the hands of my friends.
Respectfully, JoHE II. GnMER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

= ScHooL-BooKs By i RICHMOND TEACHER.
Prof Charles H. Winston, president OF the
Richmond Female Institute, is engaged in
preparing, BY request, two works-an Ele-
mentary Natural Philosophy and an Ele-
mentary Chemistry-for the. University
Publishing Company Of New York. They
are to form part of the University series
OF school-books. Prof. Winston is in every
way competent for the task, being Master
., ATS Of the University Of Virginia,
and successful teacher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

MONEY REoovERED.-Mention was made
in the Dispatch on Saturday OF the arrest
of John Adams for snatchfng pocket, ,book
from u Iady's hand and making of with the
contents, which amounted to $40. The boy
carried the money to Peter Adams, at
Thomas's tobacco factory, who keptit until
later in the day. John finally confessed TO
Detective John Wren that the money had
been handed over to his namesake.t The
officer proceeded at once to the factory, but
could get only SLIGO. The rest WAS non est.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

"A DE Ar RosE.-Y yesterday morning
Policeman Cordle, Of the Capitol force, ar
rested Mary w instoni fcolored for plucking
roses in the Capitol Squire She was taken
before Justice Crew and fined S3 for en-
gaging In the sport, =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO FREIGHT.
1t is officially reported that the Southslde
bridge, near LyDchburg, Is In g forward
state, of completion, and that freights for
the Southwest over the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad, will be received at
the DanyilIe depot on and after to-day as
usI,af.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

RICHMOND BLuEs.-Atsa meeting of this
company, held last night, Colonel Peyton
Wise was elected captain, vice Captain C..
P. Bigger, resigned. The gallant y. Jen-
nings Wise commanded the same company,
and met his death at it's head. =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

SlDEAoREsr AND PETERSON for June have
been received from Ellyson s. Taylor, book
sellers and news-dealers, t116 Main street.
botn excellent numbers. Ladies' and others
in search of the latest fashion books would
do we'll to give them cali. ~ 2 10
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Tile iceberg at PIZZINI's.

Cne hundred and ffty-eight barrels Of Byrne's
Oldest Matted Bye Whiskey for sale at . very low
price at WILLIAM WALLACE Sons, 1919 Cary
street; also, consignments Of Peach and Apple
Brandy and Resan & Koogler's three-year old
Wkiskey very superior. -..s s-z i 4, .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

NOW AT THE DOLLAR STORE, corner eth and
Main streets, under Campbe;rs Gallery, wax
dolls, with natural hair Jet sets, new and beaut-
full; backgammon boards, furnished !. and large
assortment of articles useful and ornamental; ;
statuettes and vases, .--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

INSPECTOR sAPPoIHTED.-~Mr. Thomas s.
Dabfey has been aappointed United States
Inspector OF tobacco; ssnuff, and cigars &for.
tne fourth district Of Virginia, which in..
clides the city of Petersburg Mr.,Dab<
nsXs was until recently mail -agehti on the
chesapeake and. OHIO railroad. He isF9a
Yifginfan by birth, aud has the qualities
necessary TO make an efficient Officer. -: "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

!"F" COMPANY will meet this evening at
the Old Market Hall at s O'Clock, for drill,
and also to make arrangements for attend.
ing The Hollywood memorial celebration
Tomorrow. ~ !sa.s.a p, --t' s-.4 ~ sstaz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

.gTRUEs BnLs FegKD. The grand Jury of,
sns Hustings Court on yesterday found true
bills OF indictment against Henry Smith for
forgery; Maria 7hanman, foF assault and
battery e isaiah Matthew's, for perjury ID
IeglstraGion Mansfield Adams, for rob-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

CHANoEKY Court, MoNDAY-Judge Ed
aoard III. Fstzhugh. This court was in ses-
sion for short time yesterday, but trans
acted no business of Importance, and adj
journed until the court in course, which is
the first Monday in june.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

:: The president, vice. presidents, directors,'
and other officers Of the Capitol Memorial
Association, will;meet this afternoon In the
Chamber Of Commerce at O'Clock to trans
act important business, ~ ,iHfs~ar *
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

: FORGETTING THEIRP of the
employees in our wholesale groceries COM
PLAIN that their employers are forgetting
the afternoon after a certain date now past.
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I. .AGorHER Dad sISP1Ey FouND.-On Sum
day afternoon the body Of newly.born
cofored male infant was found floating in
Yictor's mill pond, in the valley. 1t was
ordered To be buried. $780,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

You will find 1t to Jour interest to effect your In
surance through the City, Savings and lnsuranc
Brokerage Company. Gflce corner Of Main an
18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

BAPT1sMs.-Rey. Joseph Jasper (colored),
of the Zion Methodist Church, baptized
forty.two women and twenty-two men at
Victor's mill-pond on Last Sunday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

ELECTION T1cKETs.-Send your orders forelec-
ton tickets to The Dispatch Printing House, sou
wishto get them printed cheaply, promptly, and
in good style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

PIzzISI's ENTERTAINMENT.-Aft the per-
form ance OF the Japs this evening PIzzINI will
give grand entertainment, which wilt consist In
part of strawberries and cream, ice-cresms,
cakes, &c, a H., ......-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

ICE CREAM It Is SO refreshing This warm
weather. At PIzz1NIs you will find ah aavore,
and his ere Inns are unsurpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

''Man wants but little here below, nor wants
that little Ion1"- especially In the matter Of
coats. Call at e. B. SPENCE & SONS, and ex-
anime their styles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

Bouquets made at short notice at MoRToR'l
flower garden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

No ktndling, cooking, or long wood, or bitumi-
nous or anthracite coal, excels ours. - -
Mr.. L. r. REINs is with me, and solicits the pats
ronage Of his friends. j. 3. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street.
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Cold-as-Ice Soda at PIZzINIs.

Remember. that seventy-ive cents Will buy a ano
fabric gauza pndershIrt at E. B. SPENCE &
Song
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

Gauze uIdershirts at seventy-fve cents apiece
at E. B. SPENCE & soN's, 1900 Main street. s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

NEW PosE-OFRscBi---As s:post-ofice has
been Established atsCold Harbor, Hanover
county, with Thadd deus Higgins. as post
master, and is now ready, for business.
|. Mails will. be.sent by. the E.Tappahannock
stage on Tuesdays Ad Fridays. .->-r; = !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

Seventy-flve cents will buy a fine gauze under
shirt at +. B. sPENcE & SONS gentlemel's fur
n1shirg store, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, es.5o,
Ss75, and $3.50 per LOCO, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. r.,..tr Ia. - -; =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

D1scHARGEp-Judg Gnigon YESTERDAY
ordered the discharge of John Flick who
was some fRenths ago sentenced to pay q
1ne or S25 md Ibes imprisoned for ninety
Gays, for misdems an0ref He hadserved out
histserm:d :d risonment, and was unable:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

Plneapples, bananas, and ranges-the finest o.
the ssason-may be found at PIZZINI's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

"a NEW ROUTE TO THE HENoRTH.-The route
north via the James river and Chesapeake
bay is:one of-the most attractive offered to
the travelling public in the summer. The
agent Of the James River Steamboat Com.
pany here this morning advertises tariff
OF fares which cannot fait to arrest atten-
ton, and bring the new route into popular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

A large supply OF plants for beds and borders
at MoRToN'S flower garden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

4 TIE C1rY IN DARKNESS. Owing to some
defect In the gas.holder at the gas works,
last night about tOK o'clock, the city was
suddenly thrown into darkness. Ehe deiecs
will he repaired this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

Pelargonum geraniums In bloom at MoaToy'i
flower garden. -
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No cooking fuel excels our soft coke. Try It.
yzy j. 3. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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Street cars pass MoEroN's flower garden every
five minutes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

The CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE will meeJ
tonight, at Virginia Hall, at s O'Clock.
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4 ,Fon BBAzIL.-The British brig Waf,
,Gantain Youlden, arrived in this port yes,
terday from New York. She is consigned
to Msssrss Haxall & Crenshaw and the Gai-
lego Mills, and viii take q cargo Of hour TO
the Brazils - ssESIg feTE Ssts5t Il ~
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Officers and

The Gracc.strcet school reported five
and one death during the
month. aud the Leigh-street school re-
;urted one death.
The average attendance reported:
On,cers and
Teachers. Scholars.
- va, rs-n oS6 $50
f. Wsy W,y, Is;9........ Is;G........ 3:7 i,ssi
officers and teachers and 36l
,.hrllrS.
The largest attendance during the month
va OH the l4th May, when the number
.ar>,ut was: Officers and teachers, 2o3 !;
..lolars, 2,071. The smallest attendance
w!> on April 50, an inclement day: Officers
aaN teachers. 22S; scholars, l 1,49I.
colonel John h. Connolly. upon the in-
yiation of the president, addressed the as
.ocation. urging more vigorous prosecu-
ION al The mission work in the portions OF
the city now destitute of religious priyi-
les. Addresses were also made by Rev.
pr. .Ictcr. Colonel T. J. Evans, DR.. l.. r.
lhlI,S. Professor Harrison, Of Richmond
ollr.c, and kcv. J. 4. Chambliss.
This was the first meeting Of the associa-
ION with the rine-street Church since the
srcti9n Of their new house OF worship.
The attendance was very large, and the
,ingin. hy the Pine-street school was eX-
"!!ent.
The association adjourned, to meet at the
lci.h-s;rect Church on the afternoon oil
HE second Sunday in June next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-16

ExEourVE.-Goyern0r Walker has ap-
Ihs RSnsSa MsissI sdHBe 8elege as of virginia.
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...v i.ArGuroS VIII sell AZ 10 A. NJ. 1nr-
~ ~ ~ So =, .m
rl,s7e, oIc.
u KrsHN,wsn sell at sP. u. two Hsmea
,->nta buildings on the eorner Of be1sn ana
A34ms s;Tcc,s.
..,.,..., { WILLIAMS Will sell &, T. N. the
.,.,s,, residence ST the northwest corner OF
!, rs and 6,h streets
v.VNAN will sell 1T 10 \. d'y goods,
,.,,.i.a wooilcus, hats, straw goods, etc.
,,,.,M TAYLOR will sell At T. III. a house
.,.f ., ,n ;sc south side OF Duval street.
i, pplS VIII sell .. = d. one hundeed and
..,,.g acrcs'oi land In Hcnrco, near White
,.,, sna,ur. near TO the Iosk River railroad
.rrPg> { WILLIAMS viii, sell st 6 Z. NJ. the
,.,,.l -cst,!enceon 7th. oeeSsan Franklin and
t.-arF str, cts. $3.50. H-a-a -