davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE PYTHIAN TOT .i-
NAMENT.-Tne committee appointed to
make arrangements for the propo. ed Py Gh-
Ian tor lament held q meeting yeoterday
a,tei loon, when it was decided that the
tournament shall be held at the Agl icultu-
raj Fair Grounds on Monday, the 29th inst.
Mr.. NJ. P. Handy was chosen to deliver tie
charoe to the knights, and Captain Goori q
D. Wise to make the coronation address.
The following judges were elected: VIM.
B. Is.ac2, Col. j. l.. Carrin1ton, Col. Tho.
+. Owens. DR.. D. S. Watson, Mai. Thos.
w. Daswe". Col. W. II. Palmer, and Col.
VIM. Woodbridge.
Knights who wish to enter the lists from
any part of the State are requested TO leave
their names with Maior j. 3. Hill, at the
office, of the Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Company in this city, before the
18th Instant. Uniformity will be observed
in the lancas used, aud those approved by
the committee can be obtained of Maj. Hill.
DR.. George Ross and Messrs. j. w. Talley
and j. i. Gentry were appointed COM
mittee to repol t rs to the time and place of
the coronation ball. The marsbals of the
day are Col. Peyton Wise and Major John
Poe, Jr.
BY an arrangement with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac. Railroad
Company the ears of that company Wiltrun
from the depot on Broad street to the Fair
Grounds at proper intel yals during the day
for the accommodation of persons wishing
to see the tournament. Round-trip tickets,
passing one person on the train and admit
ting tile same to the Fai- Grounds, will be
sold in the city for seventy-fve cents.
EVERYTHING else will be done to make the
entertainment in all respects success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
Oakwood Memorial Celebrntion.

1 Tomorrow at IL O'Clock the cornerstone
OF q monument to the Confederate dea(
viii be laid at Oakwood Cemetery under
The auspices of the ladies Of the oakwoot
Memorial Association. The ceremonies VII
be conducted according to the ancient usage
OF the Masonic Order by Richmond Ran
,doiph Lodge, No. 19, and various other so.
cial and charitable organizations Will join
In the demonstration, The whole tjudgine
from the preparations being made ffermiue
one OF the most imposing civic demonstra-
lions witnessed here for years,
y A,programme a has been arranged for the
occasion.
Mojor John Poe, Jr., Chief Marshall. as.
sisted by marshalls appointed by the differ
ent Orders, which join in the procession.
The following Orders have been invited
to take pa1t.in the ceremony: knights OF
Pythias, Sons Of Temperance, Temple e1
Honor, Red Men, the several German so-
cieties, Historical Societies. Druids, the
Southern Gross Brotherhood, and Others
not yet reported. ."ss s'a.
The Ladies Of Hollywood aud the He.
brew Memorial Associations have been in
vited to attend. 10
The speaking Will commence at1 o'clock
2. NJ. Rev. j. E. Edwards, d. D., VIII de-
liver the dedicatory oration, and Win be
followed by Rev. J. L. III. Curry and
others; aiIer which the colner-stone Will
be laid. ~ 7 ~ -.
Citizens are requested to close their
place Of business, IN order that the attend
ance may be as large as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
VA, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 9. .1sn. 81 I. .

VIRGINIA CLoTEsp0H rHF Ur1poaas tr.
VIRGINIA S0LDIEEs. Mr. sinclair Hartnan.
agent OF the Charlo otsesY;ile.f Va ] sWoolIen,
Mills, exhibitc lsat sout Office yesterday bs
fine specimeil OF guy cloth as we ave
ever seen. This cloth Is manufactured tly
the Charlottesville company within view To-
the necessities OF the volunteer eonnpanies
now In process OF organization in ffds
State, 1t being the IaW that all shall wear
the sane uniform, and it being csneruisy
adr tied that the color prescribed by TIA
Governor viii be gray. Con1psred with
this cloth, specimens OF northern manufac.
ture lprnisned 1eading clothing houses
here, make such b poor show that
we think no one would hesitate to choose,
the product OF the Chp.Iot tteayiI,e mills,
not alone from desire to encourage home
indusn = in q department which, above ali
others, needs encouragement, but because
it Is incomparably the best. It is Of fife
texture and lasting color, and is sold, we
believe, at price with \ the reach Of ,Yir-
g,plans. The officers of the Richmond mil
itary companies and al others interested in
the volunteer movement are inv ted to ex.
anime the specimens of the Charlottesville
Goods now on eyh,bition at the store of MIR.
VIM. Ira Smith. - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

THE following anecdote of John &. CAL
houn is told by William Schouler, on the
authority Of the late Hon. Abbott Law
renee : ssSome time before 1910 Mr.. Cal
hom wrote to Mr.. Lawrence that he had
been adding to his landed estates, and
would like to obtain a loan Of SIC, 900 or
S15, 900 in Boston. where money was more
plentiful than in South Carolina and the
tate of interest not so high, for the pay
ment of which he would give his notes and
q mortgage upon his estate. which would
be ample security. Mr.. Lawrence said he
consulted MIR. Nathan Appleton and one or
two other wealthy citizens Of Boston upon
the subject. and il was agreed to raise the
money for him and take no security for the
repayment but his own note. MIR. Law
renee informed MIR. Calhoun Of the arrange
mert which he had made, and expressed
his qualification that it was in the power OF
himself and few of his friends to do
kindness to one so distinguished, whose
life had been devoted to the service OF bis
country. Mr.. Calhoun immediately wrote
back. declining the offer and Withdrawing
his original request. He said 1t dld not
agree with his sense of proprlety 10 acceP6
a loan upon such terms; that IN tae al;-
charge of his public duties he did not Wisn
to be embarrassed by Il sense OF obligation
to any one."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

WATCH. .STEALINa-A Wo,rant issJ,sued
las: august and Eret 1ted YesterdAEe-On
the 9Th day Of last Aue Jsta c6lored Han by
the name Of Flem 1g Idinor made o.th b.
fore Justice CrutcFfeld that Villain 81.
Bu, le.t had in rs po7-es7ion valufhle
gold watch, f;ch he suppo ID bad been
stolen t'om him bv woman, and which
watch Bu' 'lett had pl-ced 4 the hands of
Mr.. G. G. Walter, on Broad street, for re-
rs. The. valiant wa plpced IN the
fa.ld3 Of Serge~nt Sroot ,or execution,
but the neS..o VS. sn.y enough to keep
ont of sight of the officer FOR eight months.
Sergeant Smoot II the mean time kept O
sharp lookout for the fellow, aud yo 'Ser,.ay,
in the Police. Coui ;, he was up Tor being
drunk and di orderly in The street. Al soon
as the case wal o:spo I'd OF the officer took
him in charge, and he will have hearing
tbs mol :1g. --s .--..sH..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
FINDING OLD FR1ENDs.-A correspondent
oc tho CurannSe 70urnnL writes from San

FINDING OLD FR1ENDs.-A correspondent
of the Syracuse Journal writes from San
Francisco:
"There is no place like This California,
especially San Francisco, where you meet
old acquaintances and friends, or relations,
or your wife's relations, or somebody that
used to know somebody that you once
knew. Judge ---- was my OLD scnooi-
mate in quiet little village in Western
New York. Captain -- heard me preach
my first sermon in c., Eastern New
York. Going out to see the Golden date,
on first coming to this city, the conductor
on the street car noticed was anxiously
inauiring about that point Of vision, and
said to me !: YOU'RE stranger here p!
replied . Yes; am just from the East:
I'm conversation asked him where he was
from. From --- county, Virginia. he
replied. Did you know 9 Mr.: Bradley
there p asked. What, Schuyler Brad
ieyY Yes; very well. roomed with his
son at Lexington College, This was my
first acquaintance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
o.1 BA.TIsT NJ s-oSARY SoCt

o-.I BAL T1sT NJ s-oNARY SoCi. -
The ahlual m.eui7g of the Youpr MEMS
Nj iono' Soc'e;v O, the second Zap st
Church, We tel,. on Lrudav. The e.
ton Of officers fo- TIE cn>r'ng CT took
p1 :e, and i'"~ulf-d es follows u. Taylo.'
ELY On, orc ~ideut: A. c. Acre, l:cc-p.c-
sident u. D. Cha "ley, co. cepond'ng.:. r,
ret :; 81. Tr- odoIe E'lr, ,)n, L cording
,cret =; Dr. { cors, B. .,t ell. tcc ,>urer,
and S, ,nuel D. DenoOn, Jr., Ebra, ,p1.
The Jc'ety numbers oyer. forty active
members. Tue.r rre suso. 'n'ug Two mi.
siolc' = -Eev. Wong Piny 5 n. at S'.,s'-
ha!. C.''na, and an { Is. Mt to III: Cole IA
n'i.'ior.. ;; apDo, It-d bv tie Foreiol Mi
s.Jn Lo i'd Of lie coutfe,L L Baptist Con-
ven;ion). .at Rome. Thev have relieved The
Want Of u'cny n ,dv hi.drep. and brou"ut
them into the Sunday school. bc".des uit-
ii ibutilg RELIGIOUS reading in destitute
20, .io.Is of the city and country.
NJ. Z. d. Strike has been elected to rep
re ent the society at the Southern E.pt'St
Convention, which meet5 II st. Lor's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
WHAT our virginia papers say spoa. Lrss

WHAT our Virginia papers say sbont LKsr
BRoTHERs :siss 4g ,45.s 4s.ss.s4 4s.i f4.
a !" 0teap.--In another column Messss. Levy
Brotharss Of, Richmond, Va, advertise goods 1t
semaf kable low rates When you so to Richmond
give these gentlemen acalt They are amonS Ehc
mest accommodating merchants In the c.tys and
asfH sell goods as low as the Lowest. Try them. :,
eNscklen5asg Herasd aEsE \
= = We would call tue especial attention OF our
hdg readers to the new bargains offered by
Messrs. Levy Brothers. Their. great estsblish-
nant, always shronged, proves that the Virginia
public have found out that the place 70 buy dry
goods is at Le7ys'.', Soasthstde Times. IL - 81
i :. Messrss Les Brothers, among the largest and
cheapest retsn dealers in the South, offer q va
riety OF elegant for the ladies and othersn
Abingdens Pfr0iHtaal '.1 ff g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

HENRIoo COUNT CoURT.-W nen this
coult adioul neG on Saturday evening the
ca of Lev IS Taylor W.. Al 'oG Pear. IN
was .;ven to the jul5, but owing to the
III enc of the hour, they requested to be
allowed r1t' Monr::y moi ing to consider
the case. Yesterday molling they rem
dercd vel diet for the defendant. q.
The grand jury brought II the following
nre.enCments Tor mi.demednor BENJAMIN
Johuso,l, Thomas IsaacJ I'm three cases),
Edward s. GeniA !, and 1reerrum Khuen.
Samuel Goode, a white man, who stood
charged With an I"t;imous offence, and who
had hthc % ecaDod justice, Wae tried,
pied su''ty, ard J. lcd $50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

off. while il is reasonable TO suppose that
most of them have long since crumbled into
dust. Had they been found before the old
plastcring and ceiling were pulled down. o
more definite idea Of them could,have been
formed. AS it is, no doubt seems to be en-
tertained that they are the remains of q wo-
man. the remnants Of apparel going Far to
cortir,n this theory, s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-For the first
time in many years the Holy Communion
was administered at this church lin the Val
lew on last Sunday. Rev. DR.. MirriGerode
o1iciatot;. There was la"ge attendance
both of conmuricantT and non. commuri-
cRnts.
1t is stated that Christ Church has msde
an engagement for the pastoral sci ,,ccs OF
the Rev. Dallas Tucker, who is still at the
Theological Seminaly. Mr. Tucker is son
of the late Prot. Tucker, of this city, and q
grandson Of Hon. George NJ. Dallas, for
merly Secretary of the u. S. Navy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

THE FREsH.-The river commenced rising
on Friday night and continued to rise steal
reached the height of fifteen feet. The
water oyeriiowed the wharVes at Rockets,
and caused considerable CONSERVATION, out
no damage of consequence was done. Last
night the water had fallen very much, Dus
the river was still far from being conhneo
TO It's bed,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
MONTHLY MEETING OF CoLoRED BAPTIST

MONTHLY MEETING OF CoLoRED BAPTIST
SABBATH ScHooLs.-Thc colored Blpti
Su. day school union meeting was held at
the African Church in Manchester on Sum
day afternoon. The meeting was called to
order by Superintendent Robert Brown, of
the Manchester Church, after which the
usual religious exercises were held. Diving
the meeting short and interestir" addre: ccJ
were delivered by Rev. VIM. Lind:ey and
Geo. A. Corprew. There was also some
good singing by the scholars.
The statements of the various schools
composing the union, read by James 81.
Bowser, secretary, show the schools to be
in very fourisfing condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

SAD Effect OF NASAL TrUMrETlNG.-
Daurile. Hy.. Mdy l. 1SI1.-TO the Editor
Of the Commercial: The Second PreSby-
lcr!uu Church Of Dany;''e being without
pastor FOR the present, the different n''nlE'
tiers OF this town, especially tnose connect
ed with the Theological Seminary, preach
alternately to the orphanSongregation, and
sermon 10 Il large assembly. In an elo-
ouent oiation he uttered the words of dl-
Vine truth, when suddenly-hoi, bile dc
tn "a member affected With q bad cold
commenced blowing his nose most Violent
IL. 4 terrible blowing it WAS, such as you
never heard before in all your lie, and such
rs the poor doctor never hopes to hear
aruin 1t evidently had swept the whole
of the beautiful sermon out OF bis memory,
and having no notes about him, ne trlen IN
vain to restore the broken connections. But.
alas! he could discover neither end, ana
tue frightened doctor exclaimed
Brother McMullin, W" you oDllsc me Dy
repeating the teA.:'
The reverend brother rose, thought
awhile, stammered. hesitated, and sat doWh
agaiu-he gave it up.
PLEASE will any one in the congregation
let me know my teNt?"
After long pause, student said:
81. Corinthians, 10: 1872 --..---.---. !.
Relieved from great burden, the happy
Doctor opened the Bible, but only to nnd
that it was sad mistake.
This is not the right one. Please, can
not any one recollect the text"
A dead silence followed. Prof. Beatty,
OF Centre College, rubbed his head in de.
spair, but he neither rubbed the text out
OF nor into it. Rev. Mr.. Johnstpne and
many of his brethren, together with the
whole conprct alton, all were unable to find
the lost darling.
The laughter which followed now was in-
describable, and quite Il time passed before
the house could be called to order.
1t being finally restored, the doctor call
ed on MIR. McMulln to close the meeting
with PRAYER, and all adjourned perfectly
convinced that they had listened to one OF
the most rcmal kable sermons ever preach
ed HALMENSIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
CoRNER.sTOyE CELEBRATION.
u1nE 0EEICERS AND MEMBERS q


nCHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. g.
of fRICHMOED DRANDOLPH LuDGE, Xxx
No. 10, are hereby summoned h 70 attend tend aaVN ~
Frabkin street, WEDNESDAY, the 10th Instant:
puncIually at O'Clock A. M., Ior the purpose or
proceeding to lakewood Cemetery, there TO Lay the
corner-stone Of the Memorial Monument. TO be
erected under the auspices OF the Ladies' oak
wood Memorial Association"
IL Is Thought best that our sister lodges should
not turn out as Independent bodies, but unite with
us upon that occasion. No. 10 therefore coTdlaiiy
aud fraternally invites her sister Lodges NOS. w.
ID as ST. So 130 IL, ~, and to unite With her nc
the old Masonic Hall on Franklin street, on the
10Th instant, at O'Clock, A. M.
Deacons AZ reouet ted 10 wear their jewels. II Ii
earnestly hoped that all Master Masons IN good
standing, whether Of this or her JURISDICTIONS,
The procession will move promptly at 10 o,clock Z
A. "a. under escort Of Richmond CommanoeFS
No.2, M. L. James A. Scott, commandef.
ny my S.GSi sNSl =. WIG WM. J. RIDDICK, sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

BApr1sNs.-At Yictor's milLpond on Sum-
day morning four persons were baptized by
Rev. Mr. Warner, Of the Church Hill Co
lored Methodist Church, and eighteen by
Rev. Mr.. Strange, pastor ofthe Ihlrd-streeC
Colored Methodist Church. About one
thousand persons witnessed the ceremony.
An evening paper reports sixty baptisms at
the Ebenezer Church on the same day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

DISCHARGES IN BANKRuPTcY.-The fol-
lowing named banbrupts received their
discharges in Judge Underwood's court
Yesterday: James J. Dornin and Isaac
Jacobs, of Henrico; Henry Avis; Henry
A, Thomas, of Fluvanna BENZ. T. Harri-
son, Of Sussex, and Jas. W. Butterworth,
of DinWiddie, .., #s....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
OpsEoU1Es OF CAPTAIN PENDLEToN.-The

OBsEoU1Es OF CAPTAIN PENDLEToN.-The
funeral of Captain VIM. S. Pendleton, on
Sunday afternoon last, was very large one.
IL was attended by the officers and en-
ployes of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, Friend
ship Lodge (No. 10Y Of ODD Fellows, and
Marshall Lodge IN 12) Knights of Pythias;;
The services at the church were conducted
by Rev. j. A. Chambliss, and at the grave
i'm Hollywood the ceremonies Of the Odd
Fellows and Pythians were read.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
Skating tonight at Assembly Hail. I
That Eespolitan cream of P1zz1srs should b
tasted by every cne. sF sFsc gg5r

To MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS DESIRING 20
CONTRACT FOE UNIFORMS OF AM PARTICU.
LAB DESIGN Oh PATTEsN.-I nm prepared 70
furnish samples Of material and estimate OF costs
for one or more suits at short notice.: Owing 70
my connec ion with the house Of Messra. DEvLIN
8 Co., New York, my facilities for manuiactur-
ing this particular style OF garment In large or
small quantities and at satisfactoryprice are r1-
surpassed. JOHN g. DEYLLE,
1o07 Main street. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

! HOLIDAY FOR TIE PUEBLO SCHoo oLs.-Su-
perintendent Binford announces generat
holiday for the public schools to-morro"
In order that the children may attend tne
lakewood memorial celebration and witness
the laying of the cornerstone of memorial
monument. -..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

FOUND OPEN. - On Sunday afternoon
about 2 O'Clock Policeman Hicks found the
pant shop of MIR. Wyatt, on Grace street,
wide open. The contents of the shop SEEM
ed to be considerably mixed up, but moth
ING was missing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
DELEGATES TO TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST

DELEGATES TO TIE SOUTHERN BAPTIST
CoNvENT1oN.-Th;s body meets in St. Louis,
Mo-, on Thursday next. The following del
egates left Richmond yesterday to attend its
deliberations: Rev. Dir. j. l.. Burrows, Rev.
Dr. A. E. Dickinson, Rev. j: X: Garlick,
Rev. N. w. Wilson, ?. H. Starke, j. Nj.
Pitcher, VIM. Pitcher, e. y. Starke, and
Jos. Fleet, of Richmond Rev. J.F Deans,
of Manchester Rev. VIM. E. Hatcher, and
Major e. D. Branch, of Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

PROMISING ENTERTAINMENTS. = A grand
dramatic and musical entertainment will be
gwen ut Virginia Hall tonight, under the
auspices OF Harmony Division Sons of Tenn
managers and performers, it will be well
worth attending. f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

PRESBYTERIAN SUNpAY-ScHooL UNION
The monthly meeting for Mavwas held lasS
night aC the Gracc-strcet Church. Quite
large number of teachers and others were
present, and increased interest manifested.
The president beiog eat, Mr.. Sleight,
first ,.ce-psc5ident, took the char ana
conducted sDe meeting. A,ser ilalf horr
spent in devotional e:;ercise1 The repoi " cs
appended were read. =
lhe 'Chair then announced the Ilez.t bu-
Sine s;l order-yiz., the election oi officers
for the ensuing year. .s
The Ch;'~a appoint I'd q con,n''ttce to make
nominations, who iepoiicd the follow ing:
j. d. K. Sleight. pre~,dent; Nj. NJ. Gii'iH-n.
,'rst rceident; Cha. D. HI. c-cona
,.ce-pr 'idelt; E. W. Cone, third wee
pre- ~'deIt: W. s. Dorian. for".h ' ce-p,'"-
siGent; ". p. Duel, b..n Nc--presidcnt
Edwin Plc-.s-ut', cocret:'y J and trc~sr"e:'.
Rev. NV. Pre- oou spoke bi,edy and to Tue
point upon tie jmpo; G2nce of e.ty mi ions
and tbe duty OF our churches in the plem-
isc".
Rev. DR.. Read spoke vely fceli'gly Of the
rela a.ous intere- t peivadilg bis ccnool. and
mention d that he had .-ceiycd several adj
r'tiors to Lne Church ON tie Gchool.
,Ir,<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

RAN AwAY.-Yesterday about 2 O'Clock a
horse attached to furniture wagon took
fright, and ran down Sth street at rapid
rate. Detective Woods being in the neigh
borhood, ran out and stopped the team.
The wagon was smashed up, but nobody
h,,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

BEING Observation-Disclosures were en-
gagged on Yesterday in roofing the building
in rePr OF Bel1 rs shop, near Ross street,
which was pS"tir ~ construed by fre few
daYs since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or prtuate sales Of Real Estate
saadc bet,oeenthe 1stof January and the Let Of
sst,y the purchasers pay the toSes FOR the pres
sent gear; ont all sales betaceen the first
day of July and the last day Of December the
seller pave them. -:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

No wood for kindling and cooking excels ours.
Engine, smiths,, and CRATE coal-.the best and
cheapest Anthracite, lowest prices.
Mr.. L, r. REINs Ia with me, and solicits the
patronage of his friends. j. 3. WATKINS,
iii Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

UNMArLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MAY s, 1S71.-Cou-
molly g. Co.. New York Mrs. r. G. Nc
Alden, Charlotte, n. c.; Henry Watkins,
a lab ma Super .ntendent of Reg sistration,
keJley 8, CT esteI ield county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

FPIcUREs, ATTENTIoN.-PLEDGE& JACKSON
would call your attention to the prepared salad
dressing they have for sale. For ali kinds OF sal
ads 1t is pre-eminent. They have also the cele-
brated Bengal Chutna, a superior condiment ior
hot or cold meats, soups, &c. Also, large as
sortment of pickles, olives, chow-chow, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

THE SANDS TRIAL was continued in the
Hastings court yesterday. The witnesses
examined were Messrs. Yarbrough, Pow
ell, Gibbon, and Fowlkes-all for the Com.
mnnWealth. =. t-------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

To VISIT OAKwooD.-The ladies Of the
Hollywood Memorial Association, at their
recent meetiHg, deterBained to visit Oak
wood on "Wednesday next. ,-...>--.. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

ACCIDENTAL colored man named Armis-
tead Harris had bis hand very badly mutt
lated by circular saw ut j. & G.. Gibson's
shops yesterday. DR.. HaSall rendered sur
eical attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-Jacob Dubois
has been appointed by his EXcellency, Gov
ernor Walker, commissioner Of deeds for
Virginia, to reside in New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

HARPER's BAzAR-a supplement mum.
ter is to hand from Ellyson & Taylor, new.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

PERsosAL.-Judge VIM. 7. Joynes has SO
far recovered from his late severe illness as
to be able to appear on the streets.
Rev. Dr.. Bullock, Of Baltimore, was In
Rev, Dr. Hoge leavesfor Prince Edward
this morning to- attend the closing exer-
cises of the Union Theological Seminary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

ENVELOPES furnished and printed ut %, $3.50,
sa7s and u. 80 per ooa at the Dispa tch Printing
establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-09

-"F" COMPANY will meet this evening at
the Old Market Hall at 8 O'Clock, for busi-
ness and dill.