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

q
The Danbury Comm Nears supplements
that story about the girl in South Norwalk
who caught husband by writing her name
and address on the lining of hat she was
trimming, with the following:
'This is an old trick, played by several
of our girls, one of whom In particular had
an eventful experience. She stitched her
name inside the lining of hat beneath the
statement: 4 am thine; wilt thou. be
mineY p aud sent it adrift. After various
vlcissitudes it was purchased by a gentle
man and took position on his head. One
oring to fasrep it. his eye rested upon the
sentiment and name, and he inyoluntaril.y
exclaimed, sD-n tool.' When Martha re.
turned home that day, she was taken to
retired part of the cottage and warmed u1I
with strap, The gentleman who got the
hat was her father"
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-Judge e. G.
Minor grand jury formed in accordance
with the provisions of the new law was
sworn yesterday. 1t is composed of Thos.
Johnston, foreman, John H. Mckenzie,
Isaac o. Austin, j. II. Acree, Hugh A.
Watt, j. C.. Schermerhorn. Several pre-
sentiments were found, after which the
grand jury was adjourned until ii o'clock
this morning. s
The. indictments found were against
Grace Carter (col'd, for feloniously break
Ing into the house of Larus Robinson, and
against Frederick Mayer, for assaulting and
beating Frederick Naumann. The last
PANIED was at once tried, convicted, and
sentenced to pay fine of S. and costs of
prosecution. -.
Stephen Grimes had his second trial for
petit larceny, and was found "not guilty"
John Thomas Stewart will be tried to-
day, and John Merk, indicted In thirty-two
cases for unlawful gaming, tomorrow.
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| a FISH SToRY.-[From the Detroit Post
May 30.]-Quite novel mode Of catching
| fish was invented, or at least practiced, by
| a youth in BroWnstown, near the mouth Of
| the creek, one day last week. He was, it
| seems, bathing, when he perceived in the
water little way beyond him fish Of un-
| usually large proportions swimming along
! within very short distance Of the bank,
and rapidly approaching him.. As he saw
| the magnificent specimen Of the sturgeon
species, the thought Of securing it without
| the usual implements flashed across his
mind, and he determined to make one eff
| fort to secure the " monarch of the lakes.'
AS the fish approached the bank on which
Clark (the name Of the bather) was stand
ing, the latter prepared to dive, and before
the sturgeon was quite opposite, the youth
gave leap, plunge, and dived beneath
| the water, and before the aStonished stur-
geon could either escape or recover from
the CONSERVATION caused by the sudden dis
| turbance of the waters, and the subsequent
demoraliZed condition occasioned by rcd
son OF this, he was prisoner in the arms
of the youth, who could with difficulty
| retain his hold Of his slippery custom
| er. The struggles of the now desperate
| sturgeon were pertinacious, and nearly
crowned with victory, though as he was
pushed and driven toward the bank, where
the water was quite shallow. they became
| almost entirely Intellectual, and were rem
dered completely SO by the aid of COM
panion of Clark's, who ran to his assist
ancc. Their united efforts soon completed
the victory over his sturgeonshlp, and laid
him painting on the bank, a proof of the
triumph of muscle. After resting awhile
from the fatigue caused by the combat I'M
der water. Clark, aided by his friend, car
ried the sturgeon home, where it was
weighed, turning the sca e at just seventy
pounds. Clark is only about fifteen years
of age. nj.
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NO. 1872.

w1ghteH COURT, MoNpAY-,Justice /. r..
disposed of 80 oaseS were
bann es Fischer, drunk, lying on the basin
s;n;. vagrant, and. having In his nosses-
stoIan ~ IRON pin supposed to have been
to pn ,n3 ION some person unknown. Told
turhanrooa oanes, t Charged with creating n d;s.
residlnp in NJ tba Sae great annoyance OF persons
th.ay lucy Melton, unlawfulIv ,h~s,a es on
Fino% AZ y TO ahoot ,Caroline Jaskson SMa
ana ,aeu SZ.9o each for indecent ,onS, ,oaSason.
aaa put under bonds in the sum oS ,SSesg;age, s;oag
onoa oane " hite (colored), creating d;a,,,rh
amce @ anu using indecent and proy"kins.iaD, ssIaD
h;sss,isswI Sowaros the family Of Celia Harris
S.S. Fitz, drunk and ahnsino ~. !. =,
while in the discharge of their 9,,,ty pVHGe Ms
charged. ""'s' us LIS
lack Blaine, threatening to kill jerry
Sheppard Hubbard (colored), having IN
| MS possession one door SUPPOSED to be
stolen from some person unknown. Let
Philip Wagner, charged with unlawfulls
obtaining one cart, valued ut $35, the pro
perty of Beverly Turpin. Continued unit
the 9Th.
Abram Jasper, asaulting and threaten
Ing to cut Thos. Lewis. Discharged. ne
one appearing against him.
David Ham (colored), drunk, and driving
on the public streets faster than the city
ordinance allows. Let off. !,
Mary Russell and James Russell, tres
passing on the premises Of A. A. Smith,
abusing and threatening him. Mary was
fined % and James was required to give Sc.
cltrity in 800 for three months.
John Childrey, unlawfully assaulting and
striking Rhoda Jones. Fined 81. a-
Mary Harris (colored), unlawfully tres.
passing upon the premises OF Jane White
and stealing one door shutter. Dismissed
on payment Of costs.
William Kempe, charged with keeping a
disorderly house. Discharged. :.
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THE CASE OF CHAHooN AGAIN Posr.
PoNED. In the Hastings Court yesterday
when the case Of George Cahoon, indicted
until the September term OF the court on
account of the sickness of Ii. S. Merrill, one
Of their witnesses.
After a protracted argument the motion
was granted, and the accused was again
admitted to bail in the sum of 81 800. His
sureties arc Ii. II. Wells, Andrew Wash
burne, r. NJ. Manly, aud Stephen Mason.
The case of Chahoon has now been in
court for more than year. After the
court adjourned yesterday telegram was
received stating that Col. Merrill, the wit
ness on whose account the case has been SO
often postponed, is dead. He died yester-
day,
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY CoLLEGE.-The cXer-
cises of the approaching commencement
will occur as follows: 'l~i 2. a
Tuesday, June 10, A. NJ, anniversary
celebration Of the Union Society. e.
Wednesday, june H., II A. NJ, address
before the literary societies by Rev. DR.. H.
c. Alexander; 2. NJ, anniversary cele-
brRtion of the Philanthropio Society.
Thursday, June Is, II A. NJ, announce.
ment of distinctions: addresses by the
graduating class; delivery of diplomas
address before the Alumni by the Rev. DR..
r. B. White Z. NJ, Alumni dinner.
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"THE RIVALS" BY THE AMATEURs..-
The Richmond Amateur Dramatic Associa.
tlon advertise q performance Of rare at-
fractions at the Theatre tonight. The
play viii be " The Rivals" and the follow.
ing Is the cast of characters Sir Anthony
Absolute, 8. S. Campbell Capt. Abso-
lutte, E: NJ. Alfriepd; Sir Lucius O'Trig'
ger, w. Page McCarty; Falkland, ". D.
Coleman Acres, VIM. l.. Royal; Fag, j.
d. Purcell; David, Wm. FL. Caskie; Mrs,
Malaproh, Mrs. W. Il. r.; Lydia Ian.
guish, Miss H.; julia, Miss g.; Lucy, Miss
O.. The publication of this list ought to be
sufficient to ill the Theatre. The proceeds
will be devoted to q charitable object.
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The subject Of the pay of the ward man.
ayers recently reinstated was brought up
by Il petition from them, which stated that
they had been kept out of their pay by
their inability TO get the proper certii-
Gates.
After lengthy discussion OH the subject,
and on motion of Mr.. Prince, the Trea-
surer was instructed to pay them for halt
a month services each (S30), $50 being the
amount paid to ward managers per month
previous to the 1st Of June.
Sundry small bills and petitions were
presented, the former ordered to be paid
and the latter appropriately referred.
On motion, the Council adjourned at s
o'clock.
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,.-ANri,p. TO LOAN 81, 800 ON GOOD
W ,IIN >t, UNITY.
-, ago al WNITE SAND for sale. Apply
II. DELARUh-S Restaurant,
'-.as,TU ThSs+ 2S i4th street, Richmond.
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ORDINATION OF A PREACHER.-At the LIST

ORDINATION OF A PREAcHER.-At the LIST
Baptist Church. on Sunday night, Rev. j.
J.. Vass was ordained to the gospel minis
try. A good congregation witnessed the
exercises. Rev. Geo. B. Taylor preached
the ordination sermon from the I'd verse OF
the I'd chapter of 1st Corinthians, Rev. j.
K. Garlick offered the ordaining prayer,
Rev. DR.. Haines, of Loudoun, gave the
right band of fellowship, Rev. DIR. }. l..
Burrows presented the Bible, and the
charge to the candidate was delivered by
Rev. DR.. Curry. The services were con-
cluded with a benediction, pronounced by
MIR Eass q
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CUMBERLAND COAL-Proyed by ac-
" tuai tests to have double the strength OF any
N'ASA 3. H. HAWES,
tss ...gt 18th and Cary streets.
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BApT1sMs AT THE F1RsT AFRICAN CHURCH.
At this place OF worship on Sunday morn
ing the Rev. j. w. Holmes received two
hundred apd seventeen persons into the
baptized at once, and the ceremony occu-
pied only seventy minutes. The baptism OF
fifty.three other candidates was deferred
until next Sunday. a.y a. s.,. >.
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MACHINEKY OILS.
MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
IN AEnT OF YOUR MACHINERY
I-'r saved bY the use OF
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-

CAIlN0 OlLs ~ 40 t@!'
Equal 70 the best sperm OIL at one-third the price.
Su table for slow or rapid machinery Of sye1y de-
scriptlon. Free from All impurities. Warranted
not 10 heat or gum. Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warranted 70 give sails
faction when properly used, or TO be returned at
our expense. 1t Is free from all grit and gum, and
under the same circumstances as the best Sperm
or Lard OIL, will not heat, wear, or cut the boxes
or bearings.
This on has been extensively used In this city
for several years 4stfgvng general, ,aattslhctfon
and without complaint wherever properly used.
It does not require any peculiar treatment or par
ticuar care, other than 20 see thaf the machinery
is clean and free from dirt and gum before this on
Is applied; no further care is necessary
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by as
differs from all other Intoxicating CIs sold In
Mis mnrket. We are the sole agents here Tor the
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubrfcarings Oh.
every barrel Of which sold by us bearing our brand
thus: VIRGINIA NATURAL PETR0LEUM
LUBhICATIHG OIL, PURCELLi LAuO d
Co., Agents, Richmond, Va
This Oh Is not affected by extremes OF tempers-
ture standing alike heat or cold. IL is, In word
the CHEAPEST Oh, and combin more Of the re-
1uisiLes vi = good lubricator than any oil offered
In this market.
Orders addressed TO us VIII receive prompt at
tention, and be shipped in good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD d CO., Druggtsts,
myA Richmond, Va
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2 A YouNa LADY KILLED BY ACCIDENT
Lpuisuiiie, June 4.-The Rev. MIR. sutton,
d Methodist minister, on leaving the house
OF Mr.. Ellingsworth to-day, handed his
(Su,tou's) coat to Miss EllingsWortb, when
pistol fell out Of. the. pocket and was dis
charged, the bullet penetrating the abds-
men OF Miss Elllngswurth, inficting q NOR
taI .Wolud. - fS&sfesja. 7Et&.t ~
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TRUE BILLS FouND.-Thc grand jury o
the Hastings Court P. w. Grubbs, fore.
man) on Yesterday reported true bills oil
indictment for felony against James Shep.
pard alias Curtis, Walker Hill, and Dallas
Branch, and for misdemeanor against j. j.
Rowland, j. F. Newbold, S. Blum, and
Isaac HutZler.
1t is expected that all these cases will be
disposed of to-day.
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LACEs OF ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE IN
sAHE.VThcrc are now two white; insane
persons (both females) and five colored
insane i'm the common Jail OF this city,
where they are confined because there is no
room for them in either OF the three State
asylums. The Hastings Coust on yesterday
ordered the pay ment OF the Scrgeants claim
for thelr maintenance.
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ESCAPE OF A CONVICT. Yesterday about
noon. while q number of the penitentiary
conyicts were engaged in pulling down
some of the old walls and cleaning the bricks
at the old Armory,s negro prisoner named
John Brown asked to be excused for few
moments, and after the lapse of a little
while the guard went to look for him, and
found in his stead the clothing which be
had taken off and laid beside the, wall
Brown had to remain in the penitentlary
only few months longer ss.1asIt
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Total average...........

The recitations from the scholars Of the
several Sabbath schools were very good,
and showed much care in training.
After prayer by Henry P. ThOrps, and
the hymn "Shall we meet in Heaven 7"
the union adjourned to meet at Ebenezer
Church on the first Sunday in July. Mr.
James Fl. Bowscr is the secretary OF the
asSO citation.
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The STATEMENT which appeared in the
Euemng Ne,rS Of Saturday. and which was
copied into the Enquirer Of Yesterday, that
General Joseph r. Anderson had given no.
tice of his intention to contest the award OF
the contract for $50, 900 worth OF iron pipe,
am authorized to say, as member Of the
Committee on Water, Is not correct. Gen.
eral Anderson has not given any such no
tice, and he assures me he has no such IN.
tention. Wa. JENKINS
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COMMISSION mERCnANFs.

GEO. WASHINGTON. JESSE g. COMMON.
r. MALLETT. ...-,-
WASHINGTON & CO., GENERAL
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS H3 Green-
wich street. corner Courtlaudt New York. Con-
signments of PRODUCE for sale or shipment
and ORDERS FUR PURCHASES respectfully
Agents for the Virginia Steamship and Packet
Company. .-....e. Il&h no ~ II
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND posT-oFFICE, JUNE 4. lS1i..C.
F. Adare & CON-, Cincinnati, ONO; MISS
Lucy Crogan, White sulphur springs; ATs'
Darlington, Exchange Hotel.
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sussrRoKE-Yesterday morning, about
uh o'clock, Mr.. Mitchell Walker, who
lives near Fulton Hill, had sunstroke
near the corner of I1th and Maln stieets'
He recovered in short time, alter heihe
put in the shade, with applications OF Ice
to his head. 81, -,.s .s., "a
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CoLoRED BAPTIST SUNDAY SCBooLs.-Thc
regular monthly meeting Of the colorcd
Baptist Sabbath.school Union was held at
the Second Baptist Church on last Sunday.
The meeting was opened by singing and
reading the seventh chapter of st. Luke by
the president, Robert Brown, and prayer
by Charles Hickman.
The reports of five schools show the fol-
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THE New HOSE E-CARRIAGEs.-The three
one-horse hosc-carriaecs for the Fire De-
partment have been completed, and were
turned over to companies A, B, and d on
Saturday afternoon last. Earh of the steam
fire. engines is now supplied with horse
hosc-carriages, and our department is COM
pIete, with good men and first-rate appara-
fr,c
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FIRE ALARM.-That turned in from box
81 yesterday afternoon was caused by the
burning of chimney at Mr.. G.. W. Tay-
lor's house on Marshall street, between 23d
and 24th streets. No damage of conse-
ullence.
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Tu4 NEW UNIFORM PREscRIBED BY THE
GovERNoK.-A specimen Of the coat ana pants
may be seen to-day In the west window OF VII
LIAM IRA SMITHS clothing store, on main street.
bptween lth and 18th. -
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The CASE OF JOHNSON II. SANDS was called
in the Hastings Court yesterday and post
poned until Monday next on account Of the
sickness of Col. John b. Young, counsel
for the defence.
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CONFIRMED D.-Governor Walker on yes
terday confirmed the appointment Of An
drew Fenchtenberger as deputy -four in
spector at Harrisonburg, Va.
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"F" CoMpANY.-A meeting of this COM
pany will be held tonight at Boshers Hall,
corner of 9th and Main streets. A full
meeting is desired.
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Ifyor would keep cool, so TO u. B. SPENCE q
SONS and procure some OF those thin ganze I'M
dershirts ut rs cents piece, and linen coat Il
one dollar.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-The Richmond
and Petersburg railroad announces
change of schedule in another column.
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Sons OF FTEMpERANoE.-Mr.T T.. Wiley Da-
Wis, Grand Scribe of the Grand Division,
received yesterday an application for a
charter for new Division of Sons of Tenn.
perance at Centreyille, Fairfax county, Va
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You will ind It to 7our integess 10 e6sst your In
surance through the City, savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. Once corner OF Mxin and
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KICKED BY A HoRsE.-On Sunday after
noon a little son of Mrs. Elan, residing on
St. Stephens street, was kicked on the fore
head by horse, and was SO seriously in
jured that doubts are entertained of his re-
rnYerE. -----L- --.--L
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AUCTIOas ssAI4Es THIS DAY.

On all pnbiic or prfcafe sales 81 Reat Estate
made betaoeen the lstof January and the 1ss df
Juty the purchasers pay the tdzes for tAs pre-
+ :, sent year !; but on all sales bstwecn the fret
day Of July and the last day Of Oees"sosr the
seller nays them. :.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DIsPATcH
OFFICE, JUNE 5, 1871 +: 8 A. NJ, 790;; 3 Z. M.,
$50; q p. Nj, $40.
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A NU1sANcE.-The attention of the po lice
is called to the fact that boys are in the
habit of bathing in Gillie's creek. This Is
q nuisance which should be abated.
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CHANcERY CoURT-Judge E. II. FStzhugh.
business of public interest was transacted.
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WANTED. ROARDERS at No. III, cor
W nr- II Franklin and :d streets. Nice and
81, frrai room. suitable for a gentleman and his
=, Also. rooms suitable for single gentlemen.
-. a.a.-,.-r- can also NH accnmmu d Ated. ic 6-3
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DEPUTY SERGEANT QUALIPIED.-B. 4.
O'Dwyer qualified yesterday before Judge
Guigon as deputy sergeant of the city OF
Rinhmnnd
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PROVISION INsPEcToR.-His Excellency,
Governor Walker, has appointed Robert q.
Newly inspector OF provisions ut Warren
ton, Fauquier county, Va.
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SEMI-ANNUAL WASHING OF THE RICH
MoND FIRE DEPARTMENT. - The regular
scmi-anuual washing of the Richmond
Fire Department took place on yesterday.
'rhe line was formed ut 9th and Broad
streets. The Alert Fire Company Of MaE-
chester Gnvited guests were met by COM
pany A and escorted to the rendezvous.
After marching through some of our prin-
cipal streets the Department halted at 9th
and Byrd streets. where the trials were had
with the following result: Company A,
Capt. NJ. II. Phillips, 1914 feet; company B,
Capt. S. H. Hcrndon, 200 feet; company &,
Capt B. +. Perks, 2l0 IT,; company ID. Capt.
j. j. King, 197 feet Alerts Of Manchester,
Capt. a. A. Waugh, $50 feet. All but the
last-namcd were steamers, the Aerts being
a tirst-class hand engine. All of the COM
panies named above were allowed six
minutes but company A, having burstcd
her hose, took Il second trial and threw 2l2
feet, and took the wreath. The Alert
Company also bursted their hose. Alter
the trial the line was formed, and, headedb by
Smiths band, the party proceeded to COM
pany AS hall, where most bountiful COL
iation of all good eatables and drinkables
were furnished. Chief Engineer AinSle
welcomed the Alerts, and Mr.. James A.
Gentry responded in behalf of Manchester.
At late hour the party dispersed with
hearty cheers for Richmond and Manchcs-
ter, aud with wishes for j complete reunion
of the two.
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A GREAT BARGAIN. -One OF Marvin Co.'s
Burglar and Fire. proof Safes, with combination
lock, good as new, at KEEsEE's, No. lsl7 msin
street
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Hpiueapples and bananas, besides ever. thing
that III sweet can be found at PIZzINPs.
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{ r. AMUSEMENTs,
pICHMOND THEATRE.
ON TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9Th,
THE
RICHMOND AMATEUR DRAMATIC
f 1' -3n31- ASSC CITATION E1
=" will perform, for the benefit Of the
.H "'''s ORPHAN ASYLUMs bH@
Of this city, r.
Sheridan's splendid comedy, In Eve acts,
1.-THE RIyALs.o
Reserved seats can be procured at West & John
ston's bookstore, commencing at Q O'Clock on
Monday morning. y 80
Performance 10 commence at 81 p. d.
General admission, 75c.; reserved seats, &I.
VIM. B. MYERS.
gs Stage Manager.
l. SAM'L Fl. PULLIAh,
jy3 3t Business Manager.
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PIzzINrs ice-creams are o sure thing TO COO
you of this hot weather.
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ENVELOPES Furnished and printed at4s, $3.50,
ss.7s and o. per Looa, at the Dispatch Printing
establishments 80 3'jSiJt{ {'t.ts. :. sF7'sa'| -
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Eeck.tfes, collars, and al sorts Of geptIemen's
notions IN endless variety at Z. B. sPEScR b
SONS 1900 Main street.
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JoB PRrNTNG.-Wec call the attention OF mere
chauts, clerks OF courts, sherf6s, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship and canal officers and agents, and
al others having orders for printing, eothe faeili.
mes offered a. the DISPATCH PR1sTfnG EsTkB-
L.ahAkNT Tor the prompt and faithful execution
., All Kinds OF Job Printing. weca furnish ut
/ saort notice Cards, Bnl-Heads, Letter-Heads,
4. rosrammes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
ns4 ' aand-bils, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Dn,s, .neess, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
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,-N\TEr. all persons suffering from
" riItS to Know hat nr ilu>rSR rSrn,a,icn rikn
pINI VII rt ,,rrr,ra.iou now offered to the
IS being ,'' ' safe, t'rta.n, and speedy; not
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