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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-02-08
INSURANCE NOTICES.
THE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BOSTON.
ORGANIZED IN 1913.
READ WHAT OTHERS SAY OF US


From the Spectator" of New York City ex-
tract as follows; " The New England Mutual stands
forth fitting type Of what company should be
in regard TO its method of business Seeking rather to
establish a reputation for stability and soundness,
than to present novel and promising but untried and
unapproved features in underwriting; conducting all
the companys affairs with the strictest economy and
adopting only those proved by experience to
be the wisest the directors of the company have
ceeded in establishing for it reputation for reliability
second to nc other similar organization in the country
Yet, great is the degree Of caution manifested in
the adoption of every new measure the company is
conducted in fully in unison with the pro-
gressive spirit of the age. As regards its dealings
with policy holders, few companies more liberal
and honest"
The business ofthe New England Mutual is con-
Quoted in the most economical and able manner; its
terms liberal and just; its success has been uni
form and extended and its persetreliabilydn safety
the natural consequences attendant upon the posses
sion of such features and which should be the great
desideratum with an insurance company, are IN no
instance erceiied."
For further particulars please call upon
CASTLE 4 COOKE,
49-3uc Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

YEyHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
above Company have been authorized to insure risks
on Cargo, Freight and Treasure, from HonoIulr
to All ports Of the world, aDdyice
His-ly6 n HAcEFELD 1 co
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SAN FRANCISCO
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.

UyHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
pointed Agents for the San Fransisco Board Of Under
writers, comprising the
California Insurance Company,
Merchants Mutual Marine Ins. Co.,
Pacific Insurance Company,
California Lloyd's, and
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Beg inform Masters of Vessels public
rally that all losses Of Vessels and Cargoes insured by either
Of the above Companies against pcrs Of the and
other risks at the Sandwich Islands will
be verified by them.
Ism H. HACKFELD co.
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IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANl

OF London.-lnstituted lSO3.
CASH CAPITAL, ss,OOO,O0O in GOLD.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED prepared to issue policies on
IL Fire Risks with without the average elause)
Plantation Buildings and Machinery, Private Dwellings,
Brick, Stone and Wooden Stores Merchandise Goals Lu-
ber Ships in Port, &c, the most favorable terms
"a All Losses Adjusted and Paid for here. IA
For particulars apply at the Office of
WALKER 4 ALLEN,
32-1y Agents flr he Hawaiian Islands
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Chelsea, November Il" !"


ATHEss, January Isth.-The Greek Goversmsnt
has given positive 70 the Erglish Envoy
that all the Marathon Assassins Jet remaining alive
shall receive due punishment for their crimes.
The Hornet1 Attempts 10 Make a Land
r Ing on the island OF Cuba. l1r
HAVANA, January 14th.-The steamer Hornet AP-
pearsd od the eastern part Of the Island t1o miles
from Puerto del Padre. on Sunday. Ths gunbost
Yanari sighted the Hornet. and fred several sbutI
at her, when tho Hornet imnediately went 70 iea.
chased By the gunboat but seeount Of her suFeeE
speed she escaped.
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sEEEASreIEr, who was sent % druzgisi with
request that be would give her some eastoroil eis
guised as much a possible, was asked b. the drug
gst II she liked sodawater, ard replied 10 the als
native The druggist thezeupOR gave her glass
upon thc ,ronbed water. Noticing that she fingered
aier receiving ibis, the druzz:sf Inquired into he
cause, ard uas told that she vas Va,isg foF ne oil
"Oh," remarked the man Of drugs, compIacertlTr
syou have taken that The startled woman gazed
at him u dIsmay moment. and then exclaimed,
@oh murderl wanted Il for another reFson- :,
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THoS. g. THRI-M-S
Srstioncry- Cutlery and News Depot
and Circulating Library,

r---tu-r s---rt Hanaluiu Also-sioaol Cutting. En-
-. -.-r- zl-Iy7
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CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.

TEyHE UNDERsIGNED, AGENTS of the
above Company, have been authorized insure risks
on Cargo Freight and Treasure, by Coasters,
HonoIalu 70 ali ports Of the Hawaiian Group
y
SIye H. HAcKFELD L co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

VVHE UNDERSIGNED having been ap-
IL pointed Agents Of the above Company prepared
insure risks against Fire Stone and Brfck uiId-
ings, and on Merchandise stored therein, 10 the
most favorable terms particulars apply at the once Of
51y6 y. A. sCHAERRR & &C.
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Carriage and Sign Painting.

THE UNDERSIGNED havingsz
-f-e procured the services Of a competent -
2Alz-Gwurkmanis is now prepared to executesc-lsD
orders ir the line OF CARRIAGE and SIGN PAINTING
ss- In Manner to Warrant Satisfaction. "a
NJ. BENFIELD
30-6m &c King Street, Honolulu.
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Insurance Notice.

TUyHE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For
IL egn Marine Insurance Company, (Limitedl has re-
eeived Instructions reduce the rates Of Insurance
Honolulu and Ports in the Pacific and pre-
pared Policies at the Loiresf Ra with special
THE0. II. DAvIFs
43-1rI Aaenf Rrit Fbr. Nrr Lns. o.. lLinif<1n
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Photographic Gallery.

HAVING OPENED PHOTOGRAPHIC
II GALLERY, ueary opposite my former stand Fort
Street. shall be most happy to my old patrons and
Others who wish Tor rsciass Pictures and shall try by
teuon to the tastes Of customers to merit their patron
Also for sale Photographic Of celebrated personares
views, &C. Pictures Of all kinds taken
able terms. l32lyl II. l. CHASE.
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having heen ap-
pointed Agents for the above Company, prepared
to issue Policies Cargoes, Freights and Treas
ure. WALKER ALLEN,
lam Agents Uonoluu.
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GEORGE WILLIAMS.
LICENSED SHIPPING AGENT,
o.. N H.. r-h;-s,- a e.. vrn..-f

clstauss ts busaeEs his old plan of settling wit
orE .1f rr---n iunetia11y heir shipping Al his
c0l Aarlnr drect Indirect cc1neo with auyout-
l-tur ulshl1rnt nd aoNfne tsofs tu coIlscted
10 Ii c l. 1ss tcEirs Eo5t sAtisactiua n the ~
ru-a - b. t1I u ths pass- Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

RAID on A DISoRDERLY HoUsE.-Late
Saturday night the attention Of policeman
A. J. Tyler was directed to disorderly and
illgoverned house on Mayo street, between
Ross and Franklin. Informing Capt. Tyler
of the circumstance, the two officers, In
company with one or two policemen. pro-
ceeded to the place and arrested Winnie
Robinson. Susan Jefferson, Francis Davis,
Putsey Fountain, Lucy Burton, Robert
Burton, VIM. Burton, VIM. Robinson, and
Cornelius Harris, on the charge Of keeping
an ill-goyerncd house and creating dis
turbance much to the annoyance of the
neighbors. The whole party was baled TO
appear before Justice White yesterday
morning, at which time all were discharged
except Susan Jefferson and Winnie Robin
son, of whom security was required for
their future good behavior. There was no
evidence against the others.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
yor other local Matters see cd page.

,<xiyyRSAEH OF BROAD SERERT SCHOOL
~ Nu>TuIN MEETING OF THE MET HoD1sT
-.->a,Y-~CHUoL SOCIETY. - The monthly
,.....iug OF this Suuday->chool society WAS
,,l in conjunction with the anniversary
,.,ng.;.r, OF Rroad.>trcct school on Sunday
.a ru1on At + o'clock. William " Ills. Jr.,
,~. ,,D,0I, in The chair.
f.a meeting WAS opened with singing ny
. E.au.->trrct school, conducted 10y Wm.
H.. I'D. chpv.>ter, and prayer by Rcv. j.
,.uygl Garland, uI Trinity Church.
..n anniversary exercises were conduct
- ~ /. + Parham, superintendent OF
J.. ...H..-rCc; school, Who presented his very
encouraging annual report, which shows
...tt the >Chnu! bA> been very we'll managed
,r.r,uc The wear: Conversions, u &; money
v.~u,. fnr library. Slj0: for general pur-
-.t~..-. $50 Il: uory.t> Society, ~ children.
y.4, are entirely dependent on the school
r,- . support: strength Of the roll in 1859,
.-l--.tya.:s4" Attendance. 40; $50, on roll,
..r--ayrr:lge attcuGIuce. 100. The decrease
e., REPORTED was chiefly owing 10 the falling
au in the Dorcas Society. The report
r,.-rs W,th & tribute to the memory Of V.
Fore. ca1~i>tcr. deceased. and urges the
i..,hcr- 70 weary not III wcl!-dring, but 10
work aud pray .nr The conversion OF the
,u..GT,U al The school.
t.o. J.. BpgooL, assistant Superintend-
1ut. lhcn called upon the various classes to
make tn.jr anDuIi reports. which was done
ln . representative from each class, VINO
..yaurcG IL the stand, and handing 10 the
-ururial.udvnt 4 card containing the
...u,tft r..>ud ty tn~ class iur school pur-
...-.- J"@&@- jAe ua>t year. then rcclteu al
9.rrr.ls iag" passage Ul scripture. The
atAaiu1 tGus reported amounted 10 SS32S.0l.
hi yy&~ i very beautiful exercise, the
r." ,!rl.- Il Il l,.,.f,, ~,
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice j. j,
White presidiIy.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Francis Smith, charged with being per-
son of ill-fame and trespassing upon the
premises of Mr.. Ragland. Continued until
the 23d to get her witnesses.
Mary Watkins and Jane Hart, charged
with having in their possession lot of to-
bacco the property of some person un.
known. Discharged. ...
DANES Jones, unlawfully taking away one
boat, the property of Harrison Williams.
Dismissed.
Mark Henderson (colored), unlawfully
abusing Captain Tyler (not captain Tyler
of the police) and others and creating a dis
turbance. Bound over to keep the peace
for six months.
Junius Franklin (colored), charged with
stealing one silk neck-handkerchief, valued
at two dollars, the property OF 5. Zetelle'
Fifteen days in Jail.
Isaac Dance (colored), assaulting and
heating Susan Anthony. cross-Warrant
was issued in this case. Isaac was fined -
and Susan discharged. -.
Frank Hancock (colored), resisting the
police in the discharge Of their duty. Fined
Horace Bates (colored), i suspicious char.
acter, was discharged.
Robert Nelson (colored), drunk and eX-
posing his person in the street. fined 81.
John Chesterfield (colored), unlaWfnlly
assanltins and beating Mary Jane Brice,
was sent to Jail for thirty days.
William Richardson (colored), assaulting
and beating Courtney Booker. A cross
warrant was issued in this case. Richard
son was fined s. and sent to Jail for fifteen
days. The woman was discharged.
VILLAIN Bryant, unlawfuly assaultine
and beating Mollie Smith. Discharged.
Elvira Mitchell (colored)' uniawfully as,
iail for fifteen days.
Elzey Paine, creating disturbance,
assauIting and beating his wife, Catherine
Paine. Dismissed. -,
Robert Kelley (colored), unlawfully as.
sautins and beating Elyira Mitchell. Dis
charged.
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NO. 121.

| THE "sPoTTED FEVER" AND TEMPER
AHcE.-It is more than likely that the pre-.
sent alarm about "spotted fever" Is likely
to Go more for the temperance cause in this
city than any agency yet discovered. A
case to the point took place at the West
End few nights since. The symptoms OF
the new disease had been thoroughly can
yassed Mt the tea-table, and each member of
the family had retired fully prepared for
death. About midnight the gentleman of
the house, who had been down town to
"see man." and had seen him once too
often, returned home and retired. In q
few minutes his heavy breathing (which Is
symphony attracted his wife'S attention,
and she nervously inquired what was the
matter. The unconscious patient murmur-
ed pairl-i-head." That was enough. The
alarmed wife tore into the next room, con-
suited lady friend who had once seen o
case, found it was a sure thing, and then
both rushed in together to save his
life. A frantic excursion into the
kitchen brought up all the mustard there
was in the house and nearly all the water
there was in the hydrant boiling hot, and in
a few moments the victim, who was dream
ing of Gerot's and champagne punch, was
walked up, and up to his knees in hot water,
with three or four yards of red-hOt mustard
the impression that he had walked I'D In
that other and hotter world, he feebly mur.
INJURED, ''shpsre my life" which his anxious
wife taking to be ''farewell, my WIFE"
burst into tears and at once put on yard
or two more OF plaster. AS it is well
known fact that where two women have O
man all to themselves to doctor him. his
hold on life is of the frailest kind, the
"spotted fever" sufferer begged to be let
out, which was not done, however, until
he lad given categorical answers to all sorts
OF medical questions, such as whether he
had pain in bis back? (Which it would
have been quite astonishing if he hadn't),
and if his head felt all right? (Which it
would have been quito as astonishing if it
had J, and if he felt like he could go to sleep
now? which he solemnly swore he could
ii they'd let him. About daybreak the
poor fellow was permitted to get back to
bed so thoroughly parboied that he don't
know when he will be able to put on his
clothes, and is thinking of ordering dress
suit. of mosquito netting. OF course he
never had any spotted fever, but lie hopes
he may have before he ever lets champagne
get him into il scrape like that again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

THE EuNrEDEEATE MONUMENT AT OAK
wonD.--'!hc event Of Tomorrow IN lhis Guy
Wit be tie lHyin" Of The cornerstone OF the
lunfum.nt 20 tie Confederate soldiers lp-
tered a. Oahwood Cemetery. lnasmuch
49, hlt,uc>- was not generally suspended on
hollywood day. it i earnestly hoped that
lo-lnoIroW all tnc store, schools, ETC., Will
be- rlg~cd il order that there may be large
attendance 1T Dai.woud. The cornerstone
WiI 1T laG unlrr The direction OF Rich
H.ond hanG-lph Lodge, No. ~, OF MHsons,
J.. Grand Master Owens, ana the whole
Masonic fraternity OF he city will turn out,
wi'h he knights Tcnflar a IN escort
Inr knights Of pytlIia>, odd Fellows, Red
Men, UIuI&s, Southern Cross brotherhood,
military companies, temperance societies.
and other organizations, viii also be il
the lino: \ addresses Will be delivered at
tAc cemetery by Rev. DR.. Edwards and
Rev. Dr.. Curry. All together, the pro-
-.:ttii!lC is most attractive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

The CAPIToL.-Thc repairs and painting
to the Capitol having been completed, the
guard in charge of the convicts had his
force yesterday engaged in securing up the
building from top to bottom. The clean
ing was completed about O'Clock, and it
is now Il pleasure to 60 through the old
editice. Superintendent Davis has had u
new fre-plug put up just ut the foot Of the
eastern flight Of steps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

Two NINE OCLocKs YEsrERpAY.-Yes-
terday morning Sergeant Whitlock, at the
first police station, went TO the bell-rope to
strike the hour Of eleven. lie succeeded
in striking nine times, when the cord gave
way and lei him to the floor. This accident
will account for having two 8 o'clocks yes.
terday
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FUNERAL OF Young LUCAs.-The funeral
rites of Andrew Lucas, who was accident
ally shot by his father one day last week.
were celebrated at St. Patrick's Church or
Sunday morning by the Rev. Father Kelly
a very large congregation was i'll attend
ance, and the Sunday school of st. Peters
in which the deceased was 4 teacher, fol
lowed the remains from his late residence
to the church. Mr.. Lucas seems to have
been an admirable young man, and liz
leaves many sorrowing friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

SUICIDE OF A RICHMOND MAN IN OMAHA
The Omaha Daily Herald Of the 18th pub.
fishes II thrilling account Of the suicide OF
Mr. Wilhelm Schultz, formerly Of this city
The sad affair occurred on Tuesday, the
10th, at o'clock in the morning, in the
Western Brewery, in that city. Dir. Schultz
shot himself in the right temple with 4
navy revolver, the pistol being placed sc
close TO his head that his hair was burned
| to crisp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

Conservative TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS.
At It meeting Of the Conservative voters OF
Iurkaroc township held May 80. 1871, Mr..
Alex. Craig was called To the chair, and
Major Cha. Howard appointed secretary.
On motion, il "us agreed to 20 into Boml-
nations for township officers, when the
following gentlemen were nominated
For Supervisor, W. r. Polk; Assessor,
L. V. kclum; Commissioner OF Roads.
JAS. Patterson; Township Clerk, David
>ub,Iott; Collector, }. w. Tal!ey; Overseet
Of ,hc Poor. Miles Duyal; Magistrate,
AhX. Craig; Constable, Gatewood Talley
Oyersecrs o! Roads, NJ. Alley and n. Mayo
On motion, the nominatiohs' were al
made unanimous. The meeting then ad
lourneU.
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PosTpoNEMENT.-In consequence of the
address to be delivered by James Barron
Hope tonight at st. PauPs Church, the
annual meeting of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association has been postponed to
Thursday night, at O'Clock.
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ORAr1oN By JAMES BARRoE HoPE:-Jas.
Barron Hope, Esq, OF Norfolk, Is IN the
city. and will deliver an Grafton before ..e
Male Orphan Society at the lecture-roon'
of St. Paurs Church, tonight at o, cloeh'
The public may expect treat' d as Ssp,,s.s' poms
Hope is one of Virginias most gllseu gl,s sous, y,
and is peculiarly happy in his enor's Oh
such occasions as this. sg.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE, MAY ODD, ISL
w. $. Taylor, Columbus, Ga; Miss G. NJ.
Woodn, Ashland John a. Sloan, Rich
mnnd.
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BRIDGE on SoUTHsIDE ROAD FINIsuED.-
The bridge on the southside railroad six
miles below Lynchburg was completed
last evening, and passengers and freight
will pass over it to day.
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NoTATIEs PUBLIC.-Goy. Walker has ap-
pointed VIM. H. Jones notary public for
Richmond county and Peter B. Prentis a
notary for Nansemond county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

THE CONSERVATIVES OF JEFFERSON WARD
will have grand mass meeting at First
Market Hall tomorrow night ut 8 o'clock.
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RffIGyors REVIVAL AMONG TIE &" CoLoR

RELIGIOUS REVIVAL AMONG THE " Color
IT, BRETHREN. On last sunday Camp
reh', miI-Dond, in Hanover county. was
he scene oi I; t4rgc Conconrse OF " colored
brethren" collected from the counties Of
iicmico, Hanover, New Kent, and this
c,ty, tyr the purpose Of Witnessing the bap-
;l-l!. ul over. hundred converts. seldom
Ia such :. scene been witnessed in these
parts. The " shouting" Of The candidates,
thv rouns and prusingS Of the brethren
and sisters" made the woods echo and re-
crho with iiouS strains. Altogether it was
. striking picture Of southern life, and one
i. Tor 4n artists pencil.
We also hear OF the baptism of sixty-fve
persons Oh Las, sunday i'll BLOODY Kun, near
ChmboraZo. These were a part OF the
fruits of the great revival going on IN this
c.ty for TWO months past. An immense
crowd witnessed the ceremony, commenc-
ing o arrive at 10 o'clock, and increasing Ill
numbers every minute until noon. The
sc'mc o! this baptism was also picturesque
ONE, and one not easily forgotten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

A CARD FOR THE LADIES.-The attention 0
the ladies Of Richmond Is called to the fact that
they can have all kinds oil plain and IA ncy sewing
done on short notice a. the HOWE sewlns-In achine
rooms, s23 Main street.
Late styles of Butterick's celebrated patterns
for summer just received
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &
Ixl bers of RICHMOND RANDOLPH Xxx
LODGE, No. 10, will attend called mee../V\
ing Of the Lodge ut the iodge-ro0m on Franklin
street. WEDNESDAY. the 24th inst, at q o'clock
Z. NJ, TO proceed thence to Uakwoad Cemetery
under the direction of Chief Marshal Major John
Poe, Jr.. there to lay the Cornerstone OF tho
memorial monument.
Members OF sister lodges Nos. 10, II, SO, 81, 50,
1870, IL 90, and O. are frternaily Invited to unite
with us.
Masters, wardens, treasurers, secretaries, and
deacons, are requested to wear their Jewels.
nv nv q It VIM. j. RIDDICK, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

ELECTION TIcKETs.-Send your orders for elec-
ton tickets to The Dispatch Printing House, II you
wish to get them printed cheaply, promptly. aud
IN good style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

F CoMPASY meets tonight at Old Market
Hail for drill.
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You Will find It to your interest to effect your In
surance through the City Savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. once corner Of Main and
18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

Manila Cheroots, Plantation and Principe
Cigars. at G. scHUES's cigar store, corner IIth
and Main streets.
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average average PEI CT. Con-
..t = ,,,.,tW var, N (

The monthly meeting for June VIII oe
held on the second Sunday, at Manchester
church.
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HAEpER's BAzAR.-A supplement num-
Der to hand from Ellyson & Tay lor.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at p, e3.So,
1915, anu $sJ per Loco, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS Coy. Walker
has APPOINTED John NJ. Boiling commits
sicner of deeds for Virginia to reside In
New York. and Charles Chancey a COM
missioner to reside IN Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

SEE THE PaIcEs.-Une-halr cord sawed pine
wood, delivered, &3; sawed oak, Si.2s; sawed and
split pine, saes; sawed aud spill. oak, ss.So; long
pine, ease; long oak, g., Cooking coke. $5 and
90; coal, % TO 1915. !. b. WATKINS,
lii Main, and ssh and Cary streets.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTlON, IF" COMPANY.
You are hereby ordered to assemble at the q
oil HarkeL Half THIS (Tueedayi EVENING m
at 8 o'clock, for business and drill. a full at n
tendance Is desired
ky order OF Capt. CLARKE.
II JOHN A. PIZZINI, o. 8.
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Arctic soda water, always ice-cold; also, Du-
puys celebrated Klssengen, at the cigar store cor
ner 1lth and Main streets.
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MEETINGS.

Street cars pass MoRToN's flower garden every
five minutes.
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A large supply OF plants for beds and borders
ct MoRToN's lower garden.
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SOMETHING REFRESHISG.-It you wish tot ea.
something that will refresh You this warm weather
YOU should try PIZZINI'S delicious Ice creams.
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Skating at Assembly Hall tonight.

z. B. SPENCE & SoN-Clolhing, cheapest ant
best Merchant tailors, 1900 Main street.
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z. B. SPENCE 6 soS-Clothing, cheapest and
boas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-23

Everything that is good in the candy line, both
plain and fancy, also all kinds cakes, may be had
ut PIZZINI'S.