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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

Two American ladies, with single man
companion, recently made the trip from
the Sea OF Okhotsh across Siberia to st.
Petersburg in sledges, a distance OF seven
thousand miles.
Judge Pinckney, Of Baltimore, has re
fused to grant an injunction to restrain
party from setting up and operating steam
engine. It was applied for on the ground
that the engine would endanger the lives
of the people residing near it.
1t is officially announced In Massachu.
sets State document that women employed
in homework in Boston live. as rule, In
greater comfort than any other class of fe-
male laborers that is, their food is better,
lodgings more comfortable, and their wages
ENABLE them to dress neatly and comforta-
bly, and to save something.
Men have as many pretexts for suicide as
for drinking liquor. One of the most sim
gular reasons for self-slaughter Is that men
TONED By Pennsylvania paper. John
Burns, OF Harrisburg, was driving his
wagon along the street, when his wheel
came off. Burns, unable to bear such an
irreparable misfortune, went to quiet and
convenient spot and hanged himself.
Those who look rather coldly upon Cam.
da will be, perhaps, astonished to hear that
she is the fourth maratime Power in the
world, and has J ,591 ships, with tonnage
OF S00, 900 tons. She stands ahead Of every
nation except Great Britain, the UNITED
States, and France.
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SOUTHERN LossEs.-The census exhibit

SOUTHERN LossEs.-The census exhibits
make it appear that the losses OF the south
ern States by the war amount to Sl,2o0,'
oOO,o This is greatly under the mark
The loss of slave property alone was much
in excess of that sum. There were 4,oOo, oOo
of slaves. and they were placed at an aver
age of $3.50 each. which would make ma aot the
loss in slave property alone So, o0o. 900, 600.
There is no evadlng the fact that this was
4 clear loss to slavc.owncrs. They We're 10
The extent of this large sum discredised.
Yet it is true, as the Wing says, that as The
negroes were not abolished, but continued
to exist, the South did not lose in populat
ton. they ceased to be the property Ct
others, and thencetorth "belonged to them
Selves" and this investment breaks them
1t will, however, ultimately make the
South.
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gpECrAn NoTTCEs.
M pERsEouTED ORGAN The

.nr PERsECUTED O RGAN s- =. q !,
,r-,, m ,tom scl, has been shnnsfuIty
oraan.. .Tbers uas time when for every direl,e-
to ~ inty IL was punished With huge doses OK
tho rnnss disgusting and anseous drugs; Ia VEIN
r. reiscsed them, snh literally tnEneG snem o
H. Irnas Of those who Administered them. Iney
Ine sorsd n ft szain and aSafn until i.s SOL
WI noyser WAS ihorouRh1y drenched OUT Oh y;
s,a world Is wiser now than ~ was III Liza
a. ata vhen furious purgauon anu HsrS M
ssi,yation were what Artepus Wafo "ouao nas 70
,ad the "ms,n holt - OF the faculty In eases Oh
Susnppsia aud liver complaint: .,. -
,Sbs yrsat modern remedy for lnoiRestl0In 1 1T
h,inns1ess ia HOsTRTTER'S sTOMAUH. Bill
TIERS preparation which his inc merry y, roi-
hjning nslatable flavor with such tonic, sperl-
o oati md anti bilious properties IS we're never
Saret fore united In any medicine.
+, has beeu discovered at last. that SICK penpae
ra mt Ike the tabled T1taps, who found ProssIa
ann an refr sshing thst, when knocked 40 "n, snay
80. from the earth nice as vigorous as peLoIe.
VIXEN an invalid Is Frustrated By pc ~eltni ues
petnr drugs, no is apt to stay rsssr tha
building up 10 tne ""o'"'"4
tr ssntmnTgnMsrTER,s BIrTERs meets the require
an,a ~ tha rational mt deal philosophy winch
a,em o.ont noeyaiIs It is perfectly pure Vegeta-
nc ~ ramadv embracing the three lm porsanS pro-
narties Of r. preventative, TONIC, aDu an aG. -
i've r. fortifes the body against dlsesse ~ ,,5
Tates and afyects r ost salutarY change In the
m nnt;rs avs.em when In a morbid condlt1on.
s' IL th;s country where the enfeeol1ng ttmpera-
ture renders The human organic atlnn paIL icui..y
suacentibIe to uawhoecome atmospheric ipau-
suces The Bittc.s should be taken n, protsc.i.oh
aosjnst epidemic disease. my 10 deooi"""n
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allowed himself to be brfbed by GEORGE
THE THIRD to pursue. II selfshness means
personal qualification without regard TO
principle, Lord BRouaHAM might have ap-
nlied that term with greater truth to FIT
than to NAPOLEON
The letters from Spain in this volume are
Of great intereat, in that they fully corrooo-
rate NApnn's censures of the Home ana
.peninsular Governments during the Re-
ninsular War. BRouaHAMs stay, however,
| in Portugal was of short duration, termi-
Mating with the death of Mr.. Fox and some
time before the battle of Corunna. he
| seems to have obtained clear insight
into the Spanish and Portuguese charac-
tiers, aud to have duly appreciated the
heroic self.sacrifice of Sir JOHN MOORE,
| who. with 10000 men, threw himself into
the heart of Spain and drew on him the
FILL force of NAPOLEON in the Peninsula
numbering fully 1o0,o 900 men, that he might
give the Spaniards one more chance to rise
for their independence. His own stay III
Portugal and the fate of MOORE shouid nave
better taught BRoUGHAhthe dlfncuit'es
with which WELLINGTON bad to contend,
land have warded off his sneers from tnat
great general aud his able and truly pa
triotic brother, Lord WELLESLEY. The
subsequent events in the Peninsula must
have very much changed his mind, and we
look forward with interest to the succeed
/ ing volumes, especially as he was an lntl-
mate friend of WIZ. NAPIER, one OF the
most perfect gentlemen that ever lived, In
that he knew how to esteem an enemy,
and nobly indicated both WELLINGTON and
NAPOLEON.
The sketch given us in the opening chap
ters of this volume of the bar and society
in Scotland is particularly interesting; but
as we have already exceeded our usual limit
| in noticing this autobiography, we will con-
clude with single sentence descriptive OF
the eloquence of JEFFREY in debate In the
famous speculative Society :" The pic
ture of Russia was SO full of fancy, the COM
narisons introduced so various, SO happy,
each more unexpected than the last, that
we all listened in brcathless silence and
wonder, until our feelings of admiration
and establishment, reflected upon the speak
er. for while suspended his utterance."
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The National Vtrgiman says it was not
the kuklux law under which three young
men in North Carolina were recently ar
rested by the Federal authorities. Inc
editor of the Virginian is stupid. The only
noint we made was that the young men mad
been arrested by the Federal authorities
for an offence cognizable only by the state
courts. We referred to the requirements
of the fifteenth amendment by way OF Illus
tratiug the northern idea as to the nature
of the Federal Government. 1t is imma.
terial whether the arrests were made under
the civil rights act, or the act to enforce the
fourteenth amendment, or any other act'
Judge BOND will dismiss the case II 1t ever
reaches his court. He is not such nin'
compoop as to suppose that to assault a
white woman is to violate any Federal law
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THE RuRNING OF CHaMBERsBURG,-j

delphia, May Ex-Governor Geary to-day
sent message to the Legislature ut Harris
burg, urging dispassionate and serious con-
sideration of the border county raid claims,
concluding as follows: "The blow struck
at Johannesburg was a wound inflicted
upon the Commonwealth, and 1t should be
the pride as well as the pleasure of every
patriotic citizen to sanction such action as
well as secure reasonable restitution to the
citizens of that ill-fated town, as we'll as to
Others who suffered. I earnestly recon-
mend that the Legislature, in its wisdom,
shall adopt such measures as will provide
The necessary means for adjudlcating these
claims, and pressing them on the national
government to an early and just settlement,
and suggest that it might be well to in
woke the aid also of our Senators and Rep
resentatiVes in Congress.
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~ NOVELTIES FOR
MAY AND JUNE.
NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACTIVE

NEW, ELEGANT, AND ATTRACI1!E'
|. T.R. PRICE s. CO.,
Just from market again, have opened all tnat is
GOOD and substantial, as well as rare and racE1n
goods suited for spriug and summer sales.
sulendid line Of LLAMA LACE POINTS ano
SACQUE5,
sn,endla line of PARkSOLS, SUN-SHADEs,
UMBRELLAS, &C.,
More IRON GRENADINES and CANVAS HER
MANS, very cheap,
Fancy dress goods in endless variety, such as
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINs, EMB'D
GRENADINES, BAREGEs, LAWNS, Or
CANDIES, &C.,
Elegant Colored and Black, etriped and Checked
Silks, every shade and hue worn ;.Foulara silks,
both plain and figured.
FOR MOURNING-French Tramest. bom1a-
zines. Mcuselnes, Challies: Doub!e-taceu MO-
hair Silk faced Alpscas, Gro Grain Hernanls,
&c; Grape Wells and Collars, every size and
shade; Grape Gets. Linen and Lace Coll'rs una
Cuffs, Kid Gloves, &c.
Very striking A lovely lot Of Brussels apd reSi
Point Collars and Sets, from Paris, az aoouL bai
their value, to which special attention is called
| Embroideries In Hamburg Edges ana insert
inps very low; Patent Laces Bands Tor dresses
and skirts French Cambria Work, II. 5. ana
kmb,d Htk'fs Lace-trimmed Hdk's. &C..
Cloths, Cass;meres, Drills, tatteers, Tor men
and hoys G. i &c Sbirts for ladies AID gentle
men Ltuen-Bosom Shirts, &c. ,,
my5 Il r. eA>'' " W.
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mr BRANDY.-The ship Euclid, from
RI ,rente. France, for New York, is now discharg-
ing cargo of HENNEssEY BRANDY, In casks
and cases belonging to me, and put up for me oy
Messrs. J. uennessey & Co., Cogoac. l snail
have this Brandy tere in a few days, and beg 10
cali the attention Of the trade to 1t. oner IL In
bond or duty paid. oeOAh ohAsE'
nv 1o-st No. Exchange Block, l4tlstreet.
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THE BALTIMORE AND PoToMAc RAILROAD.
The construction OF the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad, constituting the road be-
tween Baltimore and Washington, in con-
nection with the Northern Central and
Pennsylvania rail- Dads, is being rapidly
pushed forward, and it is confidently as
serted that before the close of the present
year regular trains will be running between
Baltimore and Washington city.
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THE G. A. r. ELECTION Burnside,
on his election as Commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic, was received with
great enthusiasm, and upon reaching the
platform took Gen. Logan by the hand and
pledged himself to aid him in preventing
the association from becoming political
machine. This is claimed as o deteat of the
Grant and Pleasanton wing, and as such
was an overwhelming one.
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Arorurp Rp.Ncu OF rHE PESNsyLyAEI

ANOTHER BRANCH OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
CENTRAL. Toledo, May 12.-Ihe trustees
of the Toledo railroad have siened a con
tract under which the road will be built
from this city via Tiffin to Mansfield, where
it will connect with and form part of the
line of the Pennsylvania Central road,
which company will iron, stock, and run
it. The work is to be completed within
eiohteen months.
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SEHFppESGo

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old @EsS
e Dominion Steamship Co.'S ele-SSSSleGsss,
BOURNE, viii sail on TUESDAY, NAV 18th, Ut
O'Clock +. NJ. FIR. light received until IL NJ.
Through bills Ct lading signed, and goods for
HardeG with dispatch 10 all points-north, south,
east, and west. Close connections made with Gu
hard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accomInods tiors unsurpassed.
Fare, al2; steerage, 80; Tounc-tIlp tickets, $40.
For Icei2h, or passage. spcly to
JGEt ". WATT, agent
nv 15-.2t 40. Governor sLTpeL,
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A Cousin OF ROGER A. Pryor ARRESTED.
Neao York, May 12.-Mrs. Susan, Miller, OF
montgomery, Ala, is held for trial, charged
with stealing, in shoe store, a pocket
book containing $40, the alleged property
of a German lady, Miss Annie Ludwig.
Mrs. Miller, who is lady fiity-fve years
old and a cousin of Roger A. Pryor, pro-
tests her innocence, and says the money
found on her was her OVID.
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TOR BRUNSWICK, GA, AND 1T
schooner FSAHK w ALKER, BREW
srER, master, having a lnrge portion OF cargo
engaged, will have quick dispatch for the above
and Macon, Ca, ut low rates. For freight, apply
to CURTIS & PARKER,
nv L. 3. Eightsenth street.
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We have received from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM, the agents of the Amert-
can publishers, the April No. of the Ea'7'-
burqh ReUic,c.
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ECR NEW YORK. - Virginia NfESs
Il steamship and Psc.et Cnmp4ny's aEsHlssa ss
eiegang steamship GEO. 3. UPiOH, Cdpl. ROB-
KaTS, will leave her wharf at Rockets On TUES
DAY, May 10Th. 81 p. III. Freight received up to
the hour Of sailing.
Close connections and through bills lading given
to all southern ard eastern ports.
Fare, $40; stesraSe, IS round-trtp tickets, good
until used, only Sis. y. j. DUS2, Pres't
my l3-3t 1914 Main street.
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On, the evening or tbs Itth instaus OF the I Ws
dance or the BRIDES father, In Mancns ssSr
nv ney.EW. Il. Christian, MIR. Ii a. DIV NAV ~Ae
Mics III. A. REhMS. ,tai.ss. -,
: baltimore papers please copy
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Os =. tn y " II I = hECItN IOf
Wheeler T. Wilson Sewing Machines,
Tag Main street, Richmond

ROVER g. BAKER SEW IN GINA
VI CHINES.-Just received N entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which win Do
sold on as reasonable terms IS any hrst-class ma
use Cor the last fifteen Yeas by hundreds OF iami-
lies in this city, and stand unrtvalled Can ana
exam! ne the machines aGd the N any testimonials.
Il. IL ". W. DARBY, Agents,
jazz Dol Broad St., cornt stn-
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ICE NOTICES,

ICE NOTtCESs
TCEi ICE! ICE!
A. BABCoCK being the only dealer ot'pS'
Ing the celebrated
tothi, city, Is now prepared 20 furnish u ~ FOR
0aantity, from cargo TO the daily s,app,yy tSs
family uce. The known gocd :ai,teJ9 Eating
Boston Ice for purity, cleanliness, a ~ .n~ lea
qualities, reuder It ths most desirable OF any '>
brought TO this mai ket. ,.h We will
Customers beginning this seascn "'sn LIZ
be supplied th.oughout the year. ..s ,e,vssn
Principal depot scu:h side Of the oGsE' e',sssi
f7lh and fsth streets. Branch depot, SeS hAi
street near the New Market. 49,. south
orders By mali frcm any part OF LEO ''''.
promptly flled. ukpcOCK.
ap 2o-lm a. y. pHr3--
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EOR PHILADELPH SAl-sU.
IL TWICE A WEEK. - Steamer - ssSasss
NORFOLK, Capt. pLATT, will receive freIgIt Tor
the ABOVE port till MVNDAY. the 18th tnsant, at
IL O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, New Or
leans, and Sorfolk, at moderate rates.
Bills lading signed through.
Passage to Phusdelphia, including meals and
state-room, So. w. ?. PORTEk, Agent,
INV l3--2L No, 2i25 DOCK street.
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E,OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II STATE OF MARYLAND will tsa -
leave her wharf on MONDAY at u O'CLOCK.
Freight received Friday Satnd y, and up to IL
or passage, apply 70
ap 2l-F, S&M5m W. Z. BRETT, Agent
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FREIGHT OEF cE OF JAS. h1YRn &K.C

SPEC L NOTICE TOSEe-sGI,IsIsss
~ SH IP 2 E RS.-treieht for SsssssSaaSSs-zsss ~
Lynchburg and the Southwest received at lhls
Office and forwarded by C ,nal without detention.
All freight coming from Lynchburg and heyond
to Rich mond and points Nor tn will be promptly
Forwarded If consls ned 10 the care of gent
at Lynch,u;g +. DILLON, Agent,
my l3-3m 1853 Dock street.
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SUMNER RESoRTS-
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
~ GREENHRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative WA
tiers and }assionabie patronage, win be open On
the lsT OF JUNE. They an I'D accommodation
'' these Springs are aeoo feet above tae-w.teT,
AID the ciims,e n which they are sitnstsd al
WAYS COOL and ISVIG bRAflSG, aHordinE CT
Professor Rosenbereer's excellent bsnd will be
I'm attend lpce to eullven the lawns and ballroom
Masqlef de aad fancy balls duriaR she season.
hnex:ensiYs livery will be kept at very moderate
CHARGEs: 81 per day and s7s per month G o.
colored servants, half price white servants &C.
oG mg g e 60 aSn0n'G GEO. L. PEYToN CO:
|uUGUENOT SPRINGS.
III POTHATAa CoUSTI, W.
WIN e. WEs,9h recently Of Ca ca tha sDs suu
wood Hotel, win open this CEf.EBRATED W a.
TERING-PLACE for The season: To .sHse I ,Ss
acquainted with its waters we Will state thst tns
@bRiIs HE ehsySeate waters are equal to any in
Churches, pleasant drives, picturesque scenery
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC win be In at enc
ance. BILLIARDS, ten-pins, shuttle, board, cIolaeS
chsss-boards, dom:nles, &C., VIII De PIoV,iueu.
beer, and com piete confectionery Will De 1ufnl0he1
to those who may wish them. ,.n,
There will be no bAr-room or gambling ssi''A
r Sne boss poVsR win take to v,h11
II miles Of the Springs and the Aiehmonn S as
DAnyille railroad within d NIL. 3, a.
rates, II ON which points comfortaple CONVEY AS'
VIZ Us &C 10 city and country markets.
with good farm and gardens s I sss AID
th.y pledge their best efforts TO please. .,a
BOARD: Per mon:h rs; per month t0f 'f' 's"
Son. w. f PsF NE; sts;
| ap I9.iawsws
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MTOTICE.-In answer to the many In
IN oulries about the WIFE ELER AND WILSON
and The WILSON SEWING MACHlN Es, We
say In kindness and respecr, that they are not me
nor Is The Mr.. Wilson, of the Wilson machine,
our Mr. Wilson, of the Wheeler & Wilson ma
chine.
aid operstors Of SeIiCg Machines 20 examine
and operate cur mat hines st any and all times,
and viii take CREST pleasure IN giving any 1Glof-
III alton wien desired.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines,
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SEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
= REPAIRED. Thu SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW
II G. MkCHiMHS BGUGaT ard SOLD, We sell
the only pROpG- y r.EDAES Tor the SLOAT
SLOAT 4 ADDINGTON.
rnra LIS Cary street. ne Z l4.h.
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE CITY FNGINEER,(
hay II 1874.
ITO FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND
l. OTHERS.-Deposlls OF strect-sweepings hav-
Intersection of 10Th and Camel streets; Rockets
Old Field, and on Leigh street, in the valley OF
Shockoe creek, persons desiring TO purchase the
same may do so upon application at this ONCE.
Payments to be made bef,re delivery.
CHAS. b. DIMMOCK,
myl2-1w City Engineer.
ITO CONTRACTORS FOR STONE
l. SONRY.-Sesled proposals will be re,
II H., May 10Th, for tic erection OF tie fIEkS
aud ABUTMENTS OF railway bridge across
James river from the works OF said company tc
Bell Isle.
such information as will be necessary to bidders
will be In readiness by the 10th OF May.
The CONF any reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. apply TO 4. L. u. MYERS
Civil Engineer, Richmond, Va.
my a-dtl5thM
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WALKER GUAIpl
RICHMOND, VA, Miy Is, 1871.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 6.-ATTEN-
y TiON, GUAknS.- You will meet at the :,
Mont cello Hall, Broad street, bstwcen 9Th and a
lth, This lMondayl EVEHING at O'Clock, e
Tor Grill with arms. NY
BY ortcr of the Captain. IL
1t C.. T. BINFORD, q. S.
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make EES.

DICHARD ADAM,
n, STEAM CSACKEH BAKERY. .xn
TWxLfrH ST., BETwEES MAIN AND JAZZ A1>D
-. sis BROAD STREET. NEXT DOOR TO
u MpuxTCASTLs's .,Yc
desire TO Inform ms uiSeds ana tns ,pps oSS nm
generally fist have atxtess e1pease, NV ~
The lar est and most complela
Is. - sTEAM BAKERY
:. Hr re- nc o. Kss, rIss, BREaD, and cEscA-
crasrs. wao,euala snd retail, attenceui an "
promptly. Price ltst and circulars sens W Wa'0-'
application. uya
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GOLD, MANS" SHOES, MADEa.
J with hat heels snd wide bottoms ESSs
feel ike old shoes On the feet; will cure s%-
corns prime goods low prices.
MAKCUS HARRIS BRO,
corner Sh and Broad streets and !.
mvIs No. 1923 Main street.
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ROOFS, saaDEa, SIS.

FRENCH LASTING CONGRESSa
Il and Front LACE GAlTERr, In NO.
great variety I'll widths; hand made; ~@
easy and pleasant wearing goods; very cheap.
MARuUS H RRIS & BHO., 1923 nj ain Sc,
mll5 and corner 5Lh and broad streets.
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.,
ID Just received, the latesE spring styles ESza>
ladies' hand. sewed French Kid and French ", :,
lasting BUTrOa-FaUNT and SlOE-LAOE
misses plain and colorLd LACE and BUTTON.
BUOra, comfortable and light for summer wear.
Give us Call.
VIRGO, ELLETr s. CRUMP,
my s.eod2m 1908 Main ST., bet. lath and lsta sts
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RICHMOND AND rETER BURG RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE OF TIE PRESIDENT,
RICHhOhD, VA, May L 1871. }
A GENERAL MEETING of the stock
N holders of the klCHNOHU AND PETERS
BURG RAILROAD COMPANY IS hereby called
to be held It the Office of the company corner of
Byrd and S5n Streets In the city OF edmond, Va,
on the STU DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at IL O'Clock
NJ.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
1HGS. Ii. WYENE, Pres't.
N. w. WARRINGTON,
Secretary and Treasurer. my Std
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MEETING as.

V,HE MEMBERS. OF HARMANg|egg
X. A. CHAPTER, No. 66, are re- sSSXSA
aues;ed to attend stated convocation at A4AA
their CEapter-rcOms. OH 2sth street, TIL, SlasxsS
Monday Evening ut 7o'clock.
BY order d. E. Ii. Z.
ROYAL Arch Masons Ii good standing are fra
terpally invited. li*
TOW SHIP.-The in
i clemen3y OF the weather having prevented a
meeting 1T Ridge Church on Thursday last to
make nominations, the voters Of Tuckahoe town.
ship requested to meet al the Forks of the
road Ut Westhampton, on WEDNESDAY, MKT,
May 18th. at 3 O'Clock P. H., to make nominations
for township officers. myl52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15

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