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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

NoT TO BE CAUGHT WITH CHAFF.-It was
stated yesterday that the Radicals had
agreed to support Mr. Charles w. Allen as
& candidate for the Council from Madison
Ward. 1t was true. But it seems, as we
expected, that that true-hearted Conserva-
tive declines to be used for any such pur-
pose. His card, which is suhjoined, speaks
for itself in tones that cannot be mistaken ::
"To the Citizens Of Richmond:
Having been recommended by the Me
chanics' Trade Union, with Mr.. Charles L.
Davis, as their representative In the Com
mon Council from Madison Ward, and flil-
ing to obtain the nomination at the Conser-
yative ward meeting held at Monticello Hall
OH May 18th, l cheerfully acquiesce in the
nomination made, aud respectfully request
that my name be no longer used in c;onnec-
ton with the Office of Councilman by any
party or association.
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLES w. ALLEN"
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. LOCAL MATTERS.
For other Local Matters see ed pape-

APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES AND CoMs1s-
slofERs OF ELEcrroN.-Judge Guigon has
appo1hted the following officers to conduct
the election tomorrow:
~, C'ay Wdrd.-First Precinct: P. E. Gibbs.
w.. A. Smith. ID. u. Craven. Second Pre-,
c,net: >. l.. Timberlake, X. V. Priddy, H.
~; y; bcf.ram. Third Precinct: E. N. Crnmp.
1h0s. NJ. Saunders, W. H. Bass.
Monroe Ward.-First Precinct: Jas. p.
Fisher, Matthew Blair, Beverley Bloomer
Second Precinct: r. B. Wood, II. n. vii.
kins, S. D. Jones. Third Precinct: D. r,
Jones, VIM. T. White, Jacob Cohn. Fourth
Precinct: j. J. Crutchfeld, Moses Hutzlcr,
j. ]. Underhill. '''' -
Madison Ward.-First Precinct: Charles
p. LauShton, w. Fl. Peasants. w. W
Coldwell. Second Precinct: W. W. Stover
VIM. c. Taylor, II. L. Wigand. Third Pre-.
cinct: J. Fl. Pccor. James d. Browne, D.
W. Bohannan. Fourth Precinct: VIM. p
Gretter, r. T. Daniel Jr., J. N. Batter
man.
Jefferson Ward.-First Precinct w. T
Rogers, r. H. Styll, 3. w. Gillis. Second
Precinct W. W. Wood, Samuel Maccub
bin, Roland Hill. Third Precinct : W. A
Gresham, W. +, White, Z. d. Champlin
ker. Patrick VBrien.
Marshall Wdrd.-First Precinct Johr
J. Cannon, james B. Royster, J. J. John
son. Second Precinct : J. F. Shinberger
Benjamin +. Ashby, A. ". Wilcox. Tnirt
Precinct F. L. Moore, James P. Sharpe
It. p. Wilkinson.
Jackson Wdrd.-First Precinct : j. NJ
Macon, J. W. Beyeridge, Alpheus Roper
Second Precinct Montrose Angle, A. II
Lyneman, Josiah Crump. Third Precinct
John Hagan, Jr., George +. Bowden, e
D. Fitch.
Commissioners Of Hection.-W. w
Slower, d. B. Jones, James X. Fisher, j. j
Underhill, and E. D. Champln.
The Clerk of the Hastings Court, Mr.
jenkins, requests the judges OF election tC
call at his office this morning rs early as
possible to receive their commissions and
the necessary books md papers.
The commissioners Of election will meet
at the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court
on Saturday mornin, next to examine the
| returns and ascertain the result Of the cleo
| ton.
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THE RADICAL NoMINATIoNs.-The Dis
patch on yesterday morning presented the
list of Radical nominations for the City
Council as far as made. The following is u
reorganization, with additions:
jefferson Ward.-John Rankin, ID. Won
Gronng, Benz. Bragg, JAS. Murphy.
Madison 1Ydrd--V. A. Favier, r. D..
Mitchell, Il. p. Murphy, Chas. Il. Davis,
Chas. w. Allen.
Monroe Ward.-P. Fogarty, E. II. Smith,
III. l.. Kent, +. Laube, Henry Miller.
Marshall Ward.-Samuel II. Jones, DR..
J. Henning, DR.. f. II. Langstradt, l.. G..
Bowden. and JAS. kerse, all white men.
Jackson Ward.-W. 4. Freeman, B. s..
Braselman, Alpheus Roper, Il. NJ. Manly,
Richard Forester.
Messrs. Davis and Freeman are on the
Conservative ticket, and are good Conser-
yatives. Mr.. Allen positively declines to
allow his name to be brought before the
people against the Conservative nominees.
The Radicals have, it seems, notWith-
standing their blatant professions of good
will for the mechanics, failed to put on
their ticket the names of the Trades Union
nominees for Monroe and Jefferson Wards,
and have left of one Of those in Jackson
Ward.
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BAPTIST EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION FOR
THE SOUTHERN STATEs.-The advisory com
mttee appointed by the National Baptist
Educational Convention which met in
Brooklyn year ago have issued 4 circular
giving somewhat in detail the programme
| for the Baptist Educational Convention OF
| the Southern States, which commences its
session in this city on the evening Of July
4th. The Convention will be composed OF
delegates from Southern Baptist institlI-
tions of learning and from Baptist societies
for promoting education, each institution
or society sending five delegates. The fol-
lowing are the topics proposed for consld-
Grafton in the Convention
l. The System Of Institutions Required
for the Educational Work of the Baptist
| Denomination in the Southern States, in
Guiding the methods by which it may be
| realized and the popular interest by which
it may be made effective. An address by
the Rev. Barnas Sears, D. D., LII. D.,
Staunton, Va.
2. The Duty Of Pastors with respect to
the Education of the Young in their Con.
ereeatons. Rev. A. j. Huntington, d. D.,
Washington, d. &.
3. The question Of Prescribed and Elec-
tive Studies in Higher Education. Prof.
John Hart, Staunton, Va.
4. The Education OF Women. Rev. Wm.
Royal, u. d., Raleigh, Nc.
3. The Education of the Colored Popu-
lation. Rev. l. L. Tichcnor, ID. D., Mont
gomery, Ala.
g.. Methods Of Religious Teaching and
Influence in Academies and Colleges. A
discussion.
I. The Relations Of Science to Complete
Education. Rev. Alvah Hovey, d. D.,
Newton, Mass.
8. The Advantages to the Cause Of Edu-
cation Of the Association Of Educators and
Friends Of Education. Rev. Ii. II. Tuck
CT, u. D., Macon, Ga,
g. The Ministry of the Baptist Denomi-
nations Of the Southern States, including
its increase, Education, and Support.
Rev. Crawford Ii. Toy, ID. D., Greenvllle,
South Carolina.
Ali the gentlemen above-named have
signifed their acceptance, excepting DR..
Tucker, from whom no response has been
us yet received.
The Advisory Committee for the South
is composed of j. l.. IL. Curry, George W.
Samson, w. NJ. Wingate, }. l.. Burrows,
| aud Ii. Ii. Harris.
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CONSERVATIVE NoMINAT1oNs FOR Town,
SHIP OFr1CEKs.-At a meeting of the Con.
servative voters of this township held yes.
terday, Mr. 7. W. Hnninger was called to
the chair, and MIR. George V. Brown ap.
pointed secretary. The gentlemen nomi-
mated for township officers were Supervi-
sor, James NJ. Carter; Clerk, Hugh L. Da,
Wis; Commissioner of Roads, Richard NJ.
Thorne ; Assessor, Capt. John \. Eacho
Magistrate, l.. s. Courtney; Collector,
VIM. T. Chadick; Oyerscer of the Poor,
John Hechlcr; Constable, Jno. p. Scher-
merhorn.
The Conservatives Of Varina township
met at Four-mlc Creek Church-Dr. c.
Archer in the chair, and Geo. f. Gunther,
secretary. The following ticket was nomi-
mated Supervisor, DR.. G. Archer; AS
SCISSOR, Thos. L. Lyme; Clerk, Roderick
Mckenzie Collector, r. Il. Peasants {;
OverSecr of the Poor, X. T. peasants !;
Commissioner of Roads, Robert Farrar !;
Justice of Peace, Louis. A. Guy; Consta-
blcs, Il. S. Warmer and George W. Var
borough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

MURDER OF PoLIcEMAH.-About 1OS
O'clock last night Mrs. Chenowith, keeper
of a house OH the corner of Holiday and
Centre streets, being greatly annoyed by a
man named Frederick Kusey, who resided
with her, called upon policeman Joseph
Clarke for assistance, ana as the officer en-
tered the house kusey drew a revolver
and fired three shots, one ball taking effect
on the side of the mouth, another on the
cheek, and the third in tue head, causing
instant death. The officer was regarded as
one Of The best on the force. He was about
fifty years of age, and leaves wife and q
Large family OF Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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MAYOR DAVIS, OF Cincinnati, has issued
an order prohibiting music in the various
Deer-gardcns of that city on Sundays,
which has created u rare excitement among
the large German element of the popula-
ton. This feature was introduced into
these summer resorts three years ago, and
has been great success in the sense of in-
ducing u large attendance, while the num-
Der of gardens has increased from half u
dozen small affairs to near twenty, each
with a full orchestra. During the past win
ter additional musical force had been or
ganizcd, and the coming season was to
have been conducted quite on " the Euro
peau plan.''
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Music ON THE SoUARE.-Now that the
Capitol Square has, under the instructions
OF the Governor and careful attention OF
Gen. Newberry, been restored TO some
thing like its aatc-bellum state, it is beconl-
ing fashionable as a place of evening re-
sort. We understand that it is proposed
by certain public-spirited citizens to raise
subscription with view to having music
on the Square two or three evenings every
week as Of old. 1t would be good idea
for Smiths or kessnick's band to try con-
cert there some evening and see how it
tatao
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A PROSPEROUS CHURCH.-According to
the Centrdt Presbyterian, the Rev. DR..
Uoge's church is i'll Il most prosperous con-
dition. For three years the envelope sys-
tenn of contribution has been in operation,
and ut q recent congregational meeting the
trustees reported the church rs entirely
free from debt. Every obligation has been
met, and contributions are made at stated
times to each of the schemes of benevo-
lence. The entire amount contributed was
about $4,000. During the last two years
spacious lecture-room has been bullt,
which, with other improvements, cost the
church 81, 400. The church has also been
prosperous IN other tnan temporal affairs.
over so persons have during the last year
been added to the membership, a large pro.
portion of whom nave been gentlemen and
heads of families. The pastor and Oil,
GERS of the church have resolved to ap.
point next Sunday, May 2Sth, rs a day Of
thanksgiving for the blessings they have
received. The salary of DR.. Hoge has also
been literally increased in token OF the
high estimation in which his labors are helC
by an atfectionate and appreciative people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

There is no necessity for poor bread, rolls, bis
cults, or pas.ry, when honsckcepers use Doo-
LEY'S YEAST powDER. The perfect purity OF
the articles entering into its composition insure
the same results each time, which deleterious
skiing powders cannot. We challt nge compari-
son with any yeast powder IN market, knowing
full we'll that no otter similar article is put up
with he same care and precision as ours We
give good weight, and guarantee quality and
quantity as rcpses ented. For sale at retail by
grocers IN quantities tp suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

Howard Malcolm, Of New York, Rev. DR..
Evarts, Of Chicago, presided, and made a
brief, striking address.
The annual report showed that most i'm.
portant progress had been made by the 30
ciety In collecting books, MSS, photo
graphs, etc, illustrating Baptist history.
Rev. DR.. Bailey, of Chicago, read an able
and exhaustive document on the "Progress
Of Modern Baptists."
he showed that in England the Baptists
had had very large increase more
rapid than the increase Of the population !;
that In Germany the increase had been
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

isBELL &c SON will sell a: d p. M. a farm in
Aenrico county, seven miles from the city.
LEE & G0DDIN will sell at 5P. N. four framed
tenements In Fulton.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell Mt p. NJ. n
., framed dwelling on the east side of St. Stephen,
between Duval and Baker streets at 50 r. NJ,
brick dwelling and a framed store on the east
side OF st. stephen, between Federal and Coutts
street; and at r. NJ, brick ard framed
dweIliag on the west side OF ST. james street,
bttveen Duval and Baker. a.rI.s',
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: FFICE tlTY WATER WoRhs,

FFIGE ilTi WATER WORKS,
hIuI!MOSD. VA. 5lay 22, 1874.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIfEL
! al ;Al- nI 1nil THURSDAY, !? NJ, june
~ '"r III. k'uE and iurnisniGG this dspssr,,-
I.:, :,\tI.'r, and yUENs: . ,.,.
I. .'.!"~h FtrE>, L! feet long, ! thick-we gh.
-. an i i.ir>, ',2s rec. long, thick weigh,
& l:-~r4 lirt>. l.3 feet long, thick-weigh,
80 pounds:
i'G4E ~ TX H$NGHTs; xFS !! = b ~ eses: 1esesi
- i--!H'h CIR, L9:., thick;
i tH"u IIhNs ;ih.ck:
-.-;a~h SINGLE Bk4NCH.
'L: I1isa 10 tc Of iu:b uniform thickness
,..'a.a as not toNary more THAN oue-sixteen'h n
:" ll"h. 50 U'pe 10 fall short IN weight nor
"~! H. rs east ver,'czL ~iGh hub or beil-tn nd
% I"ud iron. of such quality as VIII bear
,5Ef ~ drilling; the joints Of The 2!,lnch pipe
:, '' .Hii inca II thickness for lead Joint, anu
'LIcp - The y inch PIT G 10 be inch.
, !e pipes. branches, and turns TO be tested by
SnSeAc pressure 10 three hundred POUNDS per
,,s"'" ,st", shch' Each pipe, branch ana turn 10 De
il@'r4 and wc!.fel by the contractor, under the
IrPs'h"h 81 he superintendent OF the w ater-
'Wh' " any pers,n he may appoint Tor that
1e branches ana :urrs to be cast to such pat.
.' a It sGpc-I,tr.deD III y require.
1hi 'i''im4ttoa may tc ohtained at this ofice
, I5'."' n"r"sing for the abov1 work VIII make
'1,"le "!dR i"r either size OF pipes, hfanche',
~ r.ntn.tt.c Icserve The right to reject any or
ne hiG> j. Z. DAVIS,
ll ?--'jci superintendent.
~ CONTRACTORS FOR STONE
=. AtbpNE}. sealed p,op3sals viii be re-
w.. at The Office OF tic Tredeear Company Dn.
:. D.. M~Y lsgr, Tor the e.. cL!oa Gf The flEhe
49,. h'' u tHIS Df Il r-iiway brt5ge across
I''' iiF"r from The works Of said company 10
,-I" !HsCrn*tion as win be necessary to BIDDERS
q" lh r. -dimtss by the 10th or May.
at,E. ,tslf
y" ''s's. app! - z. 4. ID. MYE9S.
Ciyil Engineer, kichmond, Va.
-, tiih. !or receiving BIDS ~ extended 10 the
,, =! ai&Y, on which day ,heY win he opened aud
'''iStt awarded. my l7.tzbthM
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The Athenlan ladies' were passionately3fond Of
perfumes, but never were their handsome Gre
clan noses Initiated with such divine aroma as
that which every American lady OF taste aud
fashion inhales from her lace handkerchief when
sprinkled with that fragrant, delicious, and last
ing perfume PHALoN's LOVE You. There is
bouquet in every drop, exhaling an odor incom-
parable and almost imperishable.
Gold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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SPENCE Il SoN-Cloth hug, cheapest and best.
SPENCE " SON-Clothing cheapest and best.
SPENCE 4 soS-Cloth!Dg, cheapest and best.
SPENCE 4 SOS-Clothing, cleapest and best
SPENCE 4 Son Clothing, cheapest and best.
SPENCE 3 SoS-Clothing, cheapest and best.
SPENCE & SOS-Cluthins, cheapest and test
SPENCE L SoN-Clothlng, cheapest and best.
SPENCE & SoN- Clothing, cheapest and best.
SPENCE s. SoN-Clothing, cheapest and best.
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PERSoNAL.-Our townsman, Dr.. G. WILSON
HUNTER, Will visit Petersburg mex. week profes-
sionally, aud for the purpose Of introducing his
great remsdy "tse Undoubted Cure'' for Rheuma-
tism and neuralgia. DR.. II. Is graduate and
practitioner OF medicine in our city; served four
years IL the capacity Of surgeon In the Confed-
crate army, which Is n sufficient guarantee OF his
ability to induce the afflicted to give him trial.
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AEOUNTAIN HOUSE, CAPON

FOUNTAIN HOUSE, CAPON
1yl STRINGS, Hampshire county, ". Va, by
FRAZIER & SALE, late OF Rockbridge Alum
Springs, and now proprietor OF Virginia Hotel,
StauELon, Va. The undersigned having leased
this elegant establishment. are now engaged In
thoroughly reitlIng aud refurnishing the Same,
from ba, eInt u. TO attic, at very heavy outlay.
The water Of :. Cold Spring" Is being brought In
pi Ees from the mountain, and distributed on
every floor Of the hotel supplying also the mod
ern closet.
Ihe MINERAL wATEH of Capon is ak aline,
and has an established reEute for its acton In
dyspepsia. all affections Of the kidneys, bladder
and urinary passages, and OF the skin, diseases Of
women, and rheumatic ailments.
The BATHING Is admirable for tts salubrity
and ths great volume Of water, and was declared
by Sir Henry BIlwer Ton visit here with Mr.
Webster) unsurp psssed b. anything he had seen In
The AIR of Capon is distinguished for It's puri-
tg. dryness, and peculiar buoyahcy ana elas-
ticity.
4 line Alnm Water Of the vicinity aud Iron
Water near the premises will be furnished daily
TO guests, without charge.
The proprictors offer to the public as An earn
est OF their endeavors for the comfort OF their
guests, 4 ! lint successful experience OF sixteen
years in INC conduct OF The Rockbridgs Alum
Springs.
For full description particulars OF routes, &C.
we refer to our circulIr, which may be mao OF
Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., druggists, Richmono, or on
application by letter to us at the Springs.
In review of the equivalents offered, our terms
are at least as moderate as auy In virginia.
Board by the week, BIT SO: by the month, 3oo
down to $50, according TO duration OF visit;
pr0p-tstCr6.
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Mow1.e nur f4nAss-The Canitol Square

MOVING THE GRAss-The Capitol Square
was the centre OF attraction yesterday morn
ing. General Newberry, superintendent OF
public buildings, had two stout mules ana
= fine mower ut work cutting the grass,
which had grown to a considerable height.
Quite a number of persons witnessed the
operation, among the number his Excel
lency Gov. Walker.
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LIQUOR ON HAND.-The following is u
statement Of the quantity of liquors in the
hands OF dealers In this district on the 1st
Of May: Alcohol, 296 gallons; high-wines,
4 .92s gallons whiskey, 12s, 1903 gallons !;
rum, /, ,O5O gallons; gin, ZOO gallons; ap-
pie brandy, 2,373 gallons; peach brandy,
A gallons; grape brandy, 744 gallons ;
other brandies, 2,9Sl gallons-total, 143, 79S
gallons. n
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, w. VA, -
MILES SOUTH or GREEN.
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

The attention of the patrons OF the virgtnia
Springs is directed to this beautiful summer
resort. which will be open for visitors on The lsT
most reasonable terms, should persuade many TO
make this their summer home.
Billiard saloon snd bowling alley FREE OF
CHARGE to visitors.
TERMS SIS per month; si5 per week % per
day. .-. -'a" t-".
For further information, address r.
C. 3. PEYTON 8 BROTHER,
nv1o eodIm Proprietors.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

IN dH public or priuots sales Of Real Estate
mode bef,oeen the lt or January and the 1st of
'nev the purchasers pay the tares for the pre-
SEM year: b,t on all sales betaoee7, the arst
dau Of July and the last day yof December the
seller pnys them.
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.sJoB PRIST1NG.-we call the attention OF mer'
chants, clerks Of courts sheritfs. lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all Others having orders for printing, to the faci-
ties offered 1T the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB'
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
of all kinds of job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Beads. Lctter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Haud-BIlIs, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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You will find II to your interest to effect your in
sursnce through the City Savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. Office corner Of Main and
18th streets.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE BOARD or HIRECTOHs)
VIRGINIA PESITEsTIARY.

kiCuMosD, Nar "0ia. l37l.}
GE&LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y ,,.ve.! at this Office Ill FRIDAY, Nay 20 II,
81 .u.c OK Z. Ill, I"y tuppiSing this iGstitui Ion
u" atc i}!uw ius articlcs 10 be used In the eXteu-
'.,@ ct w"Ea. b rJs. .tz:
l..c.. ct f. VI. gnOd YELLOW FINE LUM.
j.. x ana EbAHk,
a,y narrr.a KCChLA Nd LINE,
>.u lu.d, ; I'D.
:! C,s"-IHOt! CCLUMNs.e inches dame
ter. ;.iuch thick, from feet Inches 10 II
l,t, i1cheS loCg;
% !, Irs WLNDs .N-SASH, lixls inches.
Specifications of the above articles can be Oh
- Ivt h. lrpicati"n III this Office.
IT," Il .ra Ol directors reserve the right 10 re-
irr' ..it r.. bids.
The syods arrlo lie risidly inspected when re.
ctty-d auC a ti=I are defec I've "i be rejected
NM. r. TANNER,
u 80. Yrcsid snt of the Il rard.
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GEE THE PRIcEs.-one-halt cord sawed pine
,rena daIty,red, -; sawed OAK, sa.7s; sawed and
sni. I pine, ss.s5 sawed and spill. oak, s' long
nine n,ne @ $3.50: long oak, q. Cooking coke. 70 ana
ptne' e.'oo, JB. WATKINS,
90 soA'' " HSr Main, and eth and Cary streets.
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McSsrs. ". j.. BLAIR 6 Co., S37 Main street,
have new brand Of whi"kcy, called 0. X. 1t Is a
rich mellow whiskey, OF extra quality Price,
50 per gallon.
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Arctic soda water, always icc-cold; also, Da"
puys celebrated kissengen, at the cigar store cor
uar 18th and Main streets.
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PRESERVED PISEAPPLES.-Now Is your time
to get pineappes for preserving. PLEDGE &
JACKSON, 8l7 Broad street, arc selling them very
cheap In small or large quantities.
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Oriental Initial Paper for sale at ELLYSoS 4
TAYLoR'S, booksellers, 1ll6 Main street.
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Skating tonight for gentlemen only.

Bansna and all other 1.vors OF ice cream every
day at PLEDGE & JACKSoN's, sl7 Broad street.
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Oriental Initial Paper for sale at ELLYsoN &
TAYLoR,S, lll5 Main street.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at -, $3.50,
1915 and so per 900, At the Dispatch Printing
establishment.
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Skating this afternoon at Assembly Hall.

One thousand pineapples just arrived and for
sale at PLEDGE & JACKsoN's, SIT Broad street.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA, :

OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
NJ IN BATH COUNTY, ts>: p
ten miles west OF Mtlhoros Depot, Chesapeake and
uhto railroad, on main stage road to Warm. bot,
and Healing springs, accessible from ali points
In The United States, one days travel from Wash
The health-giving waters and pure mountain
air make this delightful resort for invslids and
pleasure seekers .s ..r ts.a n 3ULbs.s .
june lst.
Board per month tfour weeks)
For circulars with particulars, address
JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor,
my A-lm ..s,..--,. Bath Alum. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

ELECTION TICKETS Send your orders for cleo
ton tickets to the Dispatch Printing House, II ou
wish to get them printed cheaply, promptly, and
ia good style.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24

skating this afternoon for ladies and gentle
men, and tonight for gen tlemen only.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-24
SIX lling at 4:3o +. 81. To-day.

Oriental Initial Paper, put up In beautiful
boxes, for sale by ELLYSoS TAYLOR, lll8
Main street.