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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

OLD DOMINION BUSINESS CoLLEGE.-The
regular annual session of the Old Dominion
Business College closed last evening. The
institution is in quite flourishing condi-
ton. During the term just closed sixty
three students matriculated, upwards of
eighty were in attendance, and the follow
ing-named gentlemen received diplomas as
J. Whitehurst and Robert A. Ginochio, OF
Richmond; Irvir B. Gary, Of Manchester;
VIM. Jesse Meredith, OF Brunswick coun-
ty. Va; Henry W. Tucker, of Mecklen-
burg county, Va. and Francis S. Hold
craft, of Charles City county, Va.
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~ .. ~ IA uGHTON viii sell at 10 A. NJ, at
! the stables OIL. H Pleasan.s. Frank,in oir,of
the celebrated horse "Grandee.,, ~ :
no, melodeon, furniture, &c. ! ~, '.I'''p
JAMES M. TAYLOR will sell at slP. NJ shraa
building lots on CANAL street, between an ana
9Th streets. - -' ~A'"
w. 9ODD1N win sell at P. NJ. a LOT on varev
between Baldwin and Lownes, streets. and n
'iot on MIN alley. -s,si .-.,.4 ls ,gs ~ = :; :.
GlsuBBs &c SWILLIAMS will sell ut sssP. M. two
lots at the ortheast corner OF Clay and Oar
rn2ton streets. Also, three lots on the south
side OF Leigh, between Norton and Kennev
I streets. ,' s'"-'" - -~ a'f.nE go
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TIE SEPARATE ESTATE OF WIFE.-In
the Circuit Court yesterday, in the case OF
Caleb Brown VS.. Jesse Nj. Cullison and R.
II. Adams, administrators of Anne r. Will
Iiams, Judge Pinkney filed an opinion and
decree. The decision Of the court is against
the right Of q husband to reduce the wife's
chooses in action to possession, and is n new
question under the Code, the Court of Ap-
peals never having directly passed upon it.
The facts of the case are as follows Anne
E. Williams was the owner to her sole and
separate use of certain leasehold property,
which she sold in 1867 to Caleb Brown,
taking four notes, payable in one,
two, three, and four years, to her
order, which were secured by mort
gage. Archibald Williams, the husband,
assigned the notes to Jesse NJ. Cullison, but
they were never endorsed by the wife, and
the first one falling due was paid by Brown
TO Cullison, to which the wife subsequently
assented. When the second note fell due,
Anne r. Williams and Archibald, the hus.
baud, were both dead, and Remus ii. Adams
was appointed administrator of the wife,
still holding the mortgage, for it had never
been assigned. Cullison, the holder Of the
note, sued ut law, and Adams, administra-
tor, torccloscd the mortgage.
This case came up on 4 bill of interplcader
and injunction. filed by Brown against
Adams, administrator of the wife and holder
of the mortgage, and Cullison, the holder
OF the notes assigned by the husband.
Judge Pinkney held that no title passed
by the endorsement Of the notes by the
husband, and decrced that the Injunction
against Cullison be made perpetual, and
also that Adams, the administrator of the
wife, is entitled to payment of the three
notes in the assignment of which she never
acquiesccd. Randolph Barton counsel for
Brown, the maker of the notes !; I. A. Lin
thlcum for Cullison, the holder of the notes,
and Charles Beaston. Jr., for Adams, ad-
Illustrator of the wife.-Baltimore Sun.
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The GERMAN CONSERVATIVE AssocIA-
TIoN.-The Conservative German Associa-
ton held an adjourned meeting last night
at Monticello Hall. The attendance was
quite full. The following officers were
elected, to serve for twelve months. The
blanks in Marshall Ward will be filled here.
after:
0fcers.-Dr. T. Boldemann, President {;
George Klein, Vice-President S. Schidro-
WITT, Secretary; LOUIS Wagner, Treasurer.
EIecutiue Conamittee.-Clay Ward: f.
busch, F. Granger, Z. Seibert.
Monroe Ward: A. Lybrock, Julius
Strauss, +. w. Thomas. -
Madison Ward :: NJ. May, John n. Bo-
schen, L. Raw. -. ~, :.
Jefferson Ward: C. Thon, B. Hassel,
Solomon Wise.
Marshall Ward Henry Metzger.
Jackson Ward: a. Rick, Louis Grimm,
John Krauss. "-
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LADY STRUCK BY L1GHTNING.-Mrs. Mary
A. Alley, wife of Mr.. D. II. Alley, who re-
sides on the hill Immediately above the
Rockets gasworks, was sitting in the pas
sage of her house sewing when the violent
storm of rain, accompanied by severe light
ming, passed over the city yesterday after
noon. She was about to remove out of the
draft of air into an adjoining room, when
her head, giving her Il severe. but not fatal,
shock, and pasSin. off along the spine.
When our reporter left the house, at a late
hour last night, Mrs. Alley was still speech
less. Her husband, who was Standing near
her at the time she was struck, received no
injury,
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The UNIFORM FOR VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
Governor Walker will probably issue an
order to-day or tomorrow prescribing
uniform for the active militia of the State.
1t is generally understood that it will be a
gray coat of peculiar pattern, somewhat
on the '' swallow-tail" order, and gray
pants and cap, the latter with black trim
ming and pompon. .t's..s,4 -Gs n
A meeting of the officers of the compa-
nles proposed to form the First regiment
was held last night, Captain l.. j. Bossieux
in the chair. >
Captain Purcell stated that the meeting
had been called for the purpose of consider
Ing the propriety of making recommends
tlon to the Governor in regard to uniform,
and suggested that In view OF the expense
ofthe one that would probably be prescribed
1t would be well to urge the adoption
of fatigue or undress uniform also, 80
that companies might take their choice for
the present, and by providing themselves
with either, meet the requirements OF the
law. ----.~o~- -..-...-..
After considerable debate, it was agreed
that committee should be appointed tc
lay the views Of the officers before the Gov
ernor, and Captains Wise and Sloan anG
Lieut.. Anderson were appointed on the
committee. t.. ..'' -.n
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LOCAL MATTERS.

A YoUNG LADY PROSECUTED FOR THE
VALUE OF "A BUTToN.-Fhere was: perse-
GutiQn case of considerable interest before
the Police Court yesterday which should
not pass unnoticed. a tailor, who bears
the name of L. Levy, employed 1 young
lady, 16 or Is years of age. to, sew in, his
store ut the small sum of 50 q week. She
discharged her duty well and faithfully
during the whole OF the time she remained
in his shop. Some two weeks before she
left his employment she opened box of
buttons to make selection for some gar
ment on which she was working. In look
Ing over the buttons, she came across one
which was quite pretty, and which struck
ut home, and the pleasure which
she took in "memory-string," which
she wore, the young girl went to Levy and
asked him if she might have it to give to
her sister. To this he readily consented,
and the button was soon after placed on
the little sisters string. When the week
ended, and the wages Of the girl became
due, she went, as was her custom, to re-
ceive her pay. The man positively declined
to settle with her, even though her mother
went down and demanded that her daugh-
ter should be paid. Several days passed,
and still the bill had not been settled, when
the two ladies became tired of waiting, got
out warrant, and judgment was given
and the amount paid over. subsequently
Levy met the mother of the young
lady 'on the street, and told her that
her daughter had stolen the button, (or
breast-pin, as nc termed it, and that
it must be returned forthwith. The mother
returned home and had the button sent
back ut once to the man. few days after
Levy swore out warrant and had the girl
arrested, and charged her with stealing one
ibreastpin, valued at fifty cents" The case
came up for trial yesterday before Justice
White, who, on hearing the testimony. gave
the plaintiff sharp reprimand for so cruel
and contemplate an act, and sent the case
out of court. The young lady took out a
warrant against Levy for perjury, but this
case was, strange to say, dismissed.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Jushce j. j.
White wesiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Robert Jones (colored), assaulting and
threatening to shoot Abner Booker. This
case had already been disposed of on Satur-
day last, and consequently was dismissed
by the Justice, who warned Booker not to
attempt another warrant on an old charge.
William II. Graves (colored), trespassing
on the premises of the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad and soliciting baggage in vio-
ter, where he lived.
Robert Scott (colored), drunk and disor-
derly in the street and resisting the police
violently while in the discharge of their
duty. Security required in $500 for six
months. ,.a ....
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About month ago bottles were washed
ashore at shedIac and Newport, on the
Nova Scotia coast, containing papers pro-
Tossing to be written on by passengers IN
that she was sinking at sea. A dispatch
from Halifax says that these papers were
undoubtedly genuine, as the writing has
been identified. The mystery of the dlsap o.
pearance of the ship, which sailed from
Halifax on January 10th, 1876, and was
never heard from again, is thus ut last ex-
planned.
Baltimore has already begun to make
nrenurations tor the National Commercial
Eonyention, which is to meet in that city
In September next. t'a @-
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DEATH OF THE ORIGINAL LocoFoco.--.
Brooklyn IN. ~ on Monday lost one OF
her Oldest and most prominent citizens.
Rodney S. Church. Years ago Mr. Church
was Democratic politician of note, and
is remembered rs having once broken into
Tammany J, Hail tthe head Of f., an .sinds-
and their friends were in council. The
latter put out the lights, but Church and
his friends had come provided with can
dies and locofoeo matches. After that they
retained the names of locofocos, noTa1en.
clature. which the Wings subsequently
saddled upon the party ut large. :. ,sry
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IMPORTANT TO Observation-Disclosures
would do well to notice the announcement
of Collector Regnalllt in another, column.
Lis office will be open from the 10Th to the
Both of June, inclusive, for the purpose of
receiving the whole or one-half of the
amount charged against citizens. Ten per
cent. will be added to the amount OF. tax in
every case where the party assessed shall
fail to pay the whole or one-half within The
time SO limited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE, MAY 81, ISL
J. Blythe Moore, Miss 81. W.. Gentry, DR..
and Mrs. Aylett, Richmond; K. Falirt,
: -; II. Green, -; Mrs. L. A. Brown,
Canton Mrs. S. A. Bass, Long Island;
Miss &, Norton, No. So Columbus avenue.
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WASHINGTON LITERARY Soo1ETY.-At a
regular meeting OF the Washington Lite
rary Society, held ut their ball on Tuesday
evening, :May aDth, 1871, the following Of
three months : President, VIM. K. Woody ;
Vice President, j. W. Curry Secretary,
g, w. Hardwicke !; Assistant Secretary, G.
P. Walford; Treasurer, j. j. Greer :
Critic, a. j. Gary; Librarian, G. w. Et-
tenger Censor, w. nj. Suttle. -
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CoIys, BUNIoSs, NAILS, &c.-Persons should
avoid applying vioien. renedieo tn these coa,-
plants, and refrain from taking advice from
those unskiiied in tine profession. DR.. SCHULTZ
may be stn consulted on 10Th street, near Msia.
Operation painless. Ladies aad children attended
as usual. fs.'t t=&ts -. Fl st2tss .'s
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN W1LL1AMsBURa.-

FATAL ACCIDENT IN WILLIAMSBURG -
From a letter dated Williamsburg, Va,
Goth inst, we learn that fatal accident oc-
cured at the lunatic asylum on Monday
morning last. While workmen were en-
Gagged In pulling down some old buildings.
preparatory to the erection of new, q wall
fell suddenly, crushing to death almost
instantly colored man named Coleman.
DR.. Clopton was on the spot almost imme.
diately, but the man was beyond medical
OF
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,-,>TrD--If Won suffer with pam in

w an 81 war limbs, In N"ur chest 0r side: II
~ ~ cf,h tiarl hu'S dA SCntcry. IL you sui
,t ,,S;lgr:,,-~, rr CN@n ntcS; :; Ii yot sntisr
81, ,,-,,,u@ hradtch2 ~ III uralsia, or shattered
~ lgu 3.ri7, jus. calI =. my "ihce, N" II
.n.>,l Street; hiChmcas;. where | wiz remove
q , ~ I-.,.,I cost. One | ftI removes All DOUBT.
., ,,Snn.I come 10 mS Office sm III bottles are
,7.r Al tho S.rTrs, w>h iult "iTrrttons.
- (s1r triyG Wu,c"tt'S Auhihil 'tnr Tor The
,-,T I'm my head. | have used half dozen
" rIaru .1lrrt.. e. I. WIpMAN.H
IT,iTy,> HAS No DOIBTS.-Sor six years
800, t,,. m, uualISm badly. used one quart bot
.. - Wpl.r;t's IaEn slut a@d was perfectly
,-,4, w!ih!a t'ro weeks. - commend II 10 all
q, ~. h,as. The plng$ OF Thculnaii >Iu.
N.' j. :. THOMAS"
-. ;ui or r..!n Faint for the relief OF all pain,
=. ..->iN bottles " $uahiiat"T, for cata'rh or
. l., ia ihg head. or nervous hSa!achc o. III ural-
o., a. scat nc 2oT express charges on receipt oil
,,,.,., Is. :. WAl.THhLb.
No. IL +. Duval street, Richmond.
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VIRGINIA TELEGRAPH CoMPANY.--Mr. b.
d. Delaney, the popular assistant superin-
tendent of the Southern Atlantic Telegraph
Company, has also received an appoint
nent as General Superintendent Of the Vir-
einia Telegraph Company, Il connecting
line. MIR. Delaney will continue to reside
i'm Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

CoUNrY,scHooL TAx.-Since our last re,
mort the following counties have been heard
from as, having voted for the school tax !:
Floyd, Gooehland, Hanover, Princess nNass
Anne, Spotsylyania, and Stafford. Allheard
from thus far are in favor OF it.
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In Staupton, friend told us this morning
that the Presbyterians are now engaged in
collecting money to purchase chimes for
their church. They expect to raise five
thousand dollars with ease, all the citizens
help under the admirable idea that what
will ornament the town deserves their sup
port. A great thing for place is public
spirit, and deplorable the absence Of it,
Letter in Charlottesville Intelhgencer. .
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THE cosv1crs were engaged yesterday In
cleaning out the fountains in the square
and re-settiDg the iron work, when nau
been removed in order that the plumbers
might clean out and repair the pipes.
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:: FOUND OpEN.-About3 8 O'Clock yesterday
morning the door of Madame j. M. Grang-
ers millinery, store, on Broad street, near
the Theatre, was found open.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNsyILLE RAIL
RoAp.-Lieutenant-G Governor Marye has re-
turned from New York city, to which he
went for the purpose of conSummating the
negotiations for the completion of this
road. We are gratitied to be able to state,
upon his authority, that these negotiations
have been substantially completed, that the
work of construction will he resumed be-
fore July, and the road completed to Orange
Courthouse before Christmas.-Frcder-
3,cbSI,1rr Sfrr
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COUNTY SrATIsTICs.-In Henrico County
Court last month, Al deeds were recorded.
and 10 marriage licenses were issued; "
the couples married, eight were c0lored and
two were White. 5s.- - 9.G
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TREspAssING.-Theo only arrest In the city
last evening was a man by the maine oa
Wagner, who was charged with being drunk
and trespassing on the premises Of ID. S.
woodbridge. He was locked up IN the
Second Station-houses
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. "MURpER WILL OUT."-It is understood
that an Investigation Of The accounts of a
resident of this section of the State, who
during the war was United States Marshal
Of the Eastern District Of Virginia, has dis
closed large deficits; that the blame at
taches to Il deputy, and that the plea of in-
sanity is urged in eXtenuation.-AleTandf7a
Gazette.
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was another
sultry day. The mercury ranged as fol-
lows. At A. M. 100; at P. Nj. $40 lat
L. NJ. 800. At5H O'clock thunderstorm
The fall of rain was very heavy here, but
was slight few miles south of Richmond.
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We are glad TO say that tie excellent quality
and low prices at which tho "B Select Wits
key'' Is sold has caused 1t TO become tho most
popular brand In the market. Price, Sa.so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

We advise those who have been humourged byi
Iuack medicines TO trya box of.Dr. q. WILSON
HuSTER's great remedy, .'The Undcubted Cure,''
for rheumatism and neuralaia. It has Effected
some very wonderful cures IN this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

e. B. SPENCE \ Sow, 1890 Main street, are sen.
Ing lnsn coats ut one dollar each and ga.ze ur-
dershirts at ,seYensy.tiye cents each. Cali anu
supply yourselves. In, b st,,F,.
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/ a GARD FOE THE LAD IEs.-Tbo stfentiou Of
the ladies Of Richmond is called to The fact That
they can have all kinds OF plalr and fancy sewing
dono on short notice at che HowE sewing -msehtns
rooms, ses Main street. ~ <fz Il
Late styles Of Batterick's celebrated patterns
for summer Just received. ,,,.,.9,. ,L.lt 49,.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

N all public or prtoase sales NJ Rea, Bs4ate
made betsoeen the lster january ami the lst oy
july the purchasers pay the taaes for the 7,rc-
sene year but on all sdtes bet,oeer the frst
dag o. July and tie last day Of Decembe sae
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One more grand fancy dress carnival on skate
win be given at Assembly Hall next Friday night.
This Will bs the last skating assembly this season.
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ENGLISH something pew In
this market, and tho most delit fous berries you
ever eat. P1zzISr has Just receivers LOT. Has,
also, other raspberYies. (. ~ts,t sssGas i.
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It is said TINT arrangements have just been
made by which tobacco can be shipped S3
cheaper o hogshead TO Europe from New
Orleans than from New York, a!s1s, Il
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METEoRLoGIoAL.-We give below the range
of the thermometer and the state of the
weather for the month of May. The OBJ
servations were made at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
The highest reached by the thermometer ut
that hour of the day was 75o:
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CARNIVAL ON sKArEs.-The skating sessoa ' z
Assembly Hall will end Friday night witiaa grand
fancy dress carnival on skates. w
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Arctic soda water, always ;ice-coid; also, Dg-
puy's celebrated KisseDgen at the cigar store cor
ncr ltth and Main streets.
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ANsrSEM ESTS-

,,1,uNoND THEATRE.
II ~ THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE lsT,
TllR
.,,rNNNND AMATEUR
Nv DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
will perform for the
rrxFY1T 0r THE ORPHAN ASfiUMs
" this city. the comedies ot
r;NpIIkhTTN'S PICNIC
and
rooE rIL1IConnf.
,..-rc3 seats can nc procured at West snd
,,s h,,kStore commencing "Wednesday
.r.,r.nl a; @o'r!oCk. 4,
admission, 7sc.: reserved scsts. I'll
WV. 4. MYERS. S;sEe Manager.
s,,rgr u. rViLrAM, Treasurer. my So-lo
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Manila Cheroots. Plantation tand Principe
Cigars, at G.. ScHGN's cigar store, corner 1lth
and Main streets. - .t'i5,sz15f Z -
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Observation-Disclosures Walker has an
pointed George A. Bruce notary pubiH
Tor tie county OF Augusta.
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sKRPp Cool To do this at Little expeassso
to +. B. SPENCE soH ana buys liaen cost for
one dollar and gauzs undershirs for seveqty-ays
cents and then get one Of those mics white or bun
sun umbrellas, and you can then keep cool
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You will lind 1t to your interest to effect your In
surance through the City Savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. ONCE corner Of Main and
18th streets, r..r
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Leave OF your heavy, hot, and uncomfortable un-
dershirt. and gcton or sPENcE i soN's light and
fine gauze shirts. They are only rs cents piece.
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Fancy dress carnival on skates ut Assembly Hal
next Fidsy ntght-the last skating assembly Of
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For cool, comfortable linen coat, ut only one
dollar, call at e. B. SPENCE & Soa'S at uoo Main
street, GA
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HAMBLETONIAN sECoND DNn

L tie'z.i's Hamolelonian). sired by ~
h!sdick's IantlctonIan, dam Lady Patriot, wil
Richmond For further Information, see
htn1-bitts. DE. WAIiD.
Agent for o"ner.
KING LEAH. sired by Lexny:a Il. dam 1Okty,
b4 imported Yorkshire, will make season OF 1871
at the FAIR GROUNDS, near Richmond. For
lar'ier inform alton, see liapi-5'llT. ~
NJ Zg-2w DE-. WARD, Agent for owner.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed ct %, ea.so,
ss.7s, and &5o per LOCO, at the Dispatch Printing
establishment.
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,,-ANrtn. MOOL. WOOL. MOOL.-

VI Z Y 7 TT, " NFNFI-s W VVII, Vt WIZ
W Ncat,i say TO the farmers and commission
,-.,.. ta.l< gen,rsly that We viii buy all their
W,r-I In Sly quautlty or quality, and pay the
p, .,~, market p;lcc IN cash. IL shipped directly
s.. wc will allow It's iull value and remit
:.... pt.T.
r..!t. aud kr, p .. tuil 4, ok OF Groceries ana
49,. = generally, wh'ch wc will sell MS low as
..., a~,y ard ave credit, II deireL, 30 good and
.. 81. t... CEsluue's. -
JDS. L. WINSTON & CO.,
successors 10 Winston Il Powers.
-,- * IHfe ~ nj SSwlm
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w ASIED.-MRs. j. T.. BALLARD
~ T.sHeo few j JAkDEEs for the SUN mer,
~ N Narbiitcid two and haIf miles from the city,
IN The Richmond and rrefertckrburs ra1lrond.
re @ccommgdatlon train stops al int Eats naiiy,
inf BUSINESS gentlemen and their families: Please
apply I" HM. Z. BALLARD, at Marshaeld or
through the poet-ofiee. -. I1Y z-lm@
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Fancy dress carnival on skates at Assembly Hall
next Friday night. ~<'i''sgs ~ !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

: WHITE VSsTs. - lsrgsatock OF nice corduroy,
linen. and Mzrseiss vests for sale very low By Z.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01

IA packsge-ticket will admit you to che carniss
% skates next Frtday nieht. - s., zl&fYa,3tf.