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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

THE Eprs-SEAy SHOOTING SoRAPE.-The
case OF John Seay, charged with shooting
MIR. Geo. Epps on the evening of the 2od
OF June near the corner of ,1st and Broad
streets, was called and examined by JUS
tice White in the Police Court on Satur-
day last. "A large lumber of witnesses tes-
titiedin the matter, and after a full hearing
on an application for bail, the Justice de-
case was then continued until the 10th in
slant, by which. time it is expected that
Mr.. Epps will be able to-appear. Messrs.
VIM. seay and W.P. Griffin were the sure
ties of MIR. Seay.
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Manchester Items.

VAGRANTs. - Several suspicious parties
have been lurking about Manchester lately.
anu II they become visible again we trust
our police will arrest and hold them TO ac-
count under the vagrant act.
"CFF WITH THE OLD AND On WITH THE
NEW. 1.-The last meeting Of the old board
WIS held on Friday night. No business Of
special interest was transacted. a number
OF bills were ordered to be paid. The last
board, whatever may be said OF it, will live
in the history Of the town as public bene-
factors, having accomplished great deal of
good. The new board has much work be-
fore it, and no one doubts but what it will
be well attended to.
ANNEXATIoN.-This question Is still being
aSitatcd. and petition numerousy signed
VIII soon be presented to the Council Of
Richmond, asking their cooperation in
having bill for the purpose carried
through the next Legislature. 1t is believed
that two-thirds OF our people favor the
measure. -,.. ..rs
foLITICAL.-Meetings to organize two
conservative clubs for this township will
De cailed this week. Let the superiutend-
ent ana assistants 60 to work in earnest and
enroll within their ranks every true Con-
seryative man.
DEATH.-Nathan Fl. Cogbill, tho popular
clerk OF our county and circuit conrt, is alb
sent from town in consequence of the death
OF his Wifc's grandmother, Mrs. Winfree,
which occurred on Friday. During his ab-
sence the duties are well attended to by his
deputies, Messrs. John +. Cogbill and A.
C. AtEinSou
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DELAY IN OPENING THE MONT GEMS TuN-
SgL.-Hopes were entertained that the Mont
Cents Tunnel would BIO opened for public
use about the end Of August, but untor-
seen difficulties have arisen which Will pro-
badly cause some delay, The prevailing
temperature In the tunnel is 81 degrees,
and tho Yentilationis SO defective that OF
thIee engins:driYers who made first at,
tempt to pass through, two were sufocatea
by the smoke, and the third had mar.
row escape for his lie, Means are being
taken to remedy the evils, and improved
nioke.consuming locomotives have been
ordered from England. ess4 p
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QUANTITY vs.. QUALITY.-Dooley's Yeast fo"-
der stands pre- eminent in market as being ihe
only baking powder that is free from Injurious
substances. Not only This. but each package con-
tsns the full qu antity represented while the qual
ity is far superior TO all others. Dooley's YEAST
powder win produce from twenty five to hlty per
cent more good bread, rolls, biscuits pastry, &c,
than these OF other manufacture, while 1t Is al
ways convenient to have IN The house. and Is feila
BILE and economical. Ii you have not tried IT, asK
for It at Your grocer's, andtak no other.
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. The Athenian ladies' were passionately fond Of
perfumes, but never were their handsome Grecfsu
noses titilated with such q divine aroma as sha:
which every American lady OF taste and fas hiou
inlales from her lsce handkerc when spr!nkied
with that fragrant, delicious and Lasting perfume,
PHALoN's LOVE You. THERE'S bouquet In every
drop. exhaling an odor Incompatible aud almost
imnerlshable. rt as g, a.s,'.g .',..,.s Z, !.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers. "
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS,

The meeting next proceeded to the cleo
tion of officers for the ensuing year, with
the following result: President, Thomas
Branch First Vice-Prcsidcnt, Philip HaX-
all Second Nice-President, j. IL. Martin.
Directors: K. III. p. Robinson, John II.
Williams, Coleman Wortham, z. a. Sub
lett, Chas. 3. Stacy, A. S. Lee, L. i. Bass,
John 3. Cary, G. n. Wallace, and William
I'll. Perkins.
The meeting then nl1nurned.
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New ut the Dollar Store, $40 Main street. black
bags Tor ladies' elegant nnish), wax dolls photo.
graph albums, five bottle castors and many useful
and ornamental articles.
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f. TIE ROCKETS SHOOTING AFFAIR.-The
case of Fielding Brown, charged with shoot
Ing York James ON the night Of the I'd OF
June In a bar-room at Rockets, was
called in the Police Court on Saturday, and
continued until to-day. Itwas stated that
the injured party will be able to appear in
court to-day. - 80. = =. - -----
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R AK ERIES.

RlCHAkD ADAM.
IwsI. ru Ss.EAM sI CRACKER BAKERY,
- ~ nLI ~kEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
Fresh c.KvssieB sie BROAD STREET.
h:s daily DREAD, ana CkACk-
prDmDtiy p",nossaie and retail, attended to
applcatiOn. vi" eirculars sent by mall on
n'efa' discount 70 the trade, mss
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SALES OF STOCK At AUCTIoN.-Messrs.
Davenport Il Co., stock auctioneers, sold on
Saturday 80 shares of Clover Hill railroad
stock at $50; 80 shares Union Bank at
Sj7 90; 20 shares Planters National Bank
ut 500: 10 shares Merchants National
Bank at 800; 10 shares Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company ut $50.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
,j,r SWEETEST, MosT POW-ssssN

,,,jir SWEETEST, MOST POW kkfsssaN
| 'i' fTETTl
yrr,.,, A.;n prKAHLH IN3TRUMnNT
NOW IN USE.
ELOuMF!ELD Il OTlS's
New Patent Treble
PLANO + Q K I f 5,
ys;; ,;uri May Is, 1859.
,.,psT PREMIUMS sm-rded at the Fair OF the
IA Amrrsao institute ~ Shio ;Ssa Sss,e FAIR
i,6, "c"rtla Say XssSS
" Ai"'>-> "l,iCE@ GREATLY REDUCED.
>.., yn,,r orders direct I" tie factory anu save
.."' ' large commission.
.,..,.,,,.>.,.,.. lrcUMn<p Atm. evy, EsG.,
.'.,c Brorlrr-. Mxlu street: j. r G"ddih. r"q.'
,, = t,oi,iin, Main street ; d"Li a. 'h'.sn. ILL
,., ,,u l-igH street; ". II. >m"'t, Fsi., .s''
f.r..4.i sLyyv;. 'Np -~-'----------
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James z. McKeDney, OF Richmond, re.
aeiyed the degree of Bachelor of Science at
Rock Hill College, Md. last week.
New Jersey nail mills are manufacturing
q new patent nail, for which they have Sc.
cured State right. 1t has serrated edge,
and it's superiority y said % DO manifest 10
tendency to shake tho nail looss,
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auCrlOa sAR.gs Tliss GAY.

On all public or 7ortrate s0'es Of Real Estate
,,d1r bet,oeer, the lstof january dnd the 1st of
July the purchasers pay the taTes Jor Ms pre-
sent year but on all sales betaoeen the first
day of J,,ly and the last day of Dsosssssr the
eeiler pays them. 80 s,
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FUNDING TIE PUBLIC DEBF.- Unavoidable
delay having occurred in the preparation
Of the certificates, the Second Auditor gives
notice in another column that the fundng
Of The public debt will not commence until
Monday, July 18th instant. = :. - ssz5ss
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Animal Meeting or the Corn md
Flour Exchnnse-Elecsi OF Oih-

Annual Meeting or the Corn hhta
r,our Exchnn-c-Elecsi0 OF Oil
GERS.
The annual meeting of the Corn and
Flour Exchange was held on SATURDAY ~
ternoou. Thomas W. McCance. Esq; NUS
called to the chair; Captain L. II. CoSnlah,
secretary. .,-,o,
MIR. p. r. Wilson moved that the proxies
nresented should he received and tfeate9
no though the members thus Represented
were present. Lost. II"
The reports of the secretary and treasu-
rer were then presented, and, on motion,
the reading dispensed with.
The following figures from the secretary,s 8
report show the transactions on 'Cnange
for the year ending Goth June, 1871:
Wheat.-White, '4s5,5os bushels. ked' '''' 'O1
Corn.-White, 1ss a2s bushels. Yellow, oss @
bushels colo1ed ,o lSs bushels fea' '''
/; Odts.-1sl 70 bushels.
Rye.--14 500 bushels.
FTnaSeed.-272 bushsle.
Screenings. 6o2 bushels.
GnsneGGi-a7 GforerseeeG -a7o bushels.
Bucklphe0t t-34 tnshels.
TimOthv.-- 1874 bushels.
Peas. -208 bushels
Benns- 12s bushels. ..,-..~.
PotGtoes.-l72 bushels. -.,
Dried PedcheS.-3!o pounds
Drte,d Appdes..Ss, ..S;,S 800 pounds
Flour. II. Isl barrels.
Midfiags. 100 barrels. ...
OgaE-17.ss bushels.
CHOD.--o0 bushels. @. t.t
If1v. 600 bales.
ont Strd,o.- al hSlcS.
iStucks. .-fI8 ba'Gs. --
Bdled oats s.-25 bales, .5f -.-.,'..
JVnoL-2.2t3 pounds. - g. : /
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NO. l55.

.oan.a. a hihLsGssEs Of loved and dear oneo oro
IN au Their nsturalness Of lire.tbe 60,
80 features, the form, the expressIon-an ~.
ter,ons VIZ. .ruth'ulnes5 as indeacribable as myq-
lerlous, at the Lee Gallery, go Main a.,ees
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~ THE LADIES Special Eottcs,-R. FEpp.p.
PM ~ no. al Broad street, has just received 71s
aoniteur de III CotFure, containing the very s 90,
s.yies Tor dressing hd.es' and childten,s hair
,h' 10 Inc h'si pnmber that has heen issued stnra
lhe commencement os the Eranro-Pruqs,su W.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.-Damon Lodge,
No. 7, on Friday night elected Charles f.
Taylor W. G., and A. L. Woodson V. G.
+. NJ. Imooden and Il. B. Bidgood are to
represent Richmond Lodge in the tourna.
ment.
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8 Cook WITH WHATf-Nothing Is so good and
cheap as the machine-sawed and spill OAK anu
pine wood, or soft coke. or stove anthraci'e coai
sold by j, b, WATKINS, I'LL Main streess OK Vsa
and Cary streets. Try them,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed TO their
address at so cents per month, payable in ad-
vance. r.....s E..t .-#Fa'
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UI. VI. lIAZLEWUUUf !
Chairman Committee s. G.. B."

A CORRECTION. the list Of claimants
before the Southern Claims Commission
the names Of the Van Lew family appear.
We have been requested to state that an
application was made by some of them for
rent due since the war, which improperly
came before the commission, and it having,
no jurisdiction, the claim was at once with
drawn from further consideration by that
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Picnic parties would do well to call and exam
inc PIzzINrs large and assorted stock Of pure
candies and cakes besides fruits Of al kinds, iee
cream OF all l.vors, and everything else that YOU
won Id want I'm his line. ~
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RUSH FOR GOOD TuINGs.-Remember that to-
morrow Is the dth OF July, and you should not fall
to 20, to PizzINTs and get some cand'eS' Ice
creams. and cakes, before they are Ill gore.
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1. bALMER Co.-You can find all you wan,
10 groceries at Bid Main street. between sth and oh
streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

ARREST OF 4 SUPPOSED DSwINDLBR.-Detec-
tives Parker and Craddock on Saturday ar
rested VIM. Cook. who hailed from Chica-
go, and was stopping at the Clifton House,
In this city, on the charge of attempting to
swindle Messrs. Slater g. Benedict, tea mer-
chants. AS the story goes, the man desired
to establish himself In business here, and
to look out for business he could buy .'rep-
resenting to him that he had thousands Of
dollars in Chicago, Nebraska, and other
places. The agent, looking around, intro
duced him to the house of Slater q Bene-
dict, tea merchants, at the corner of 6tli and
Main streets, and pretty soon bargain was
struck, he buying out Mr. Slateris interest,
and giving bis note for $500, the balance to
be paid in certain time in cash. At his
request Mr.. Benedict took him around and
introduced HIM toh his trade, and everything
was going on swimmingly, he even wanting
to buy from a Cary street merchant one
hundred barrels of -four to ship to Balti-
more.
He called on Mr.. Benedict on Friday
evening, but that gentleman suspected that
everything was not right, and accordingly
had cautioned his clerks. He first wanted
cash drawer, and then the Keys of the safe;
neither Of which could he get. Hc then
left, telling the young man to open the
store in the morning as usual, and he would
be around to look after things.
He had also attempted to borrow an
amount of money from some one who was
boarding at the Clifton House, telling him
that he had gone into business here, and
had purchased an interest in tho tea and
coffee business. Indeed, it seemed to be his
desire to create the impression that he was
going into business on large, scale, and
meant to have everything his own way
but in this he has failed. He will proba-
bly, have hearing before the Police Court
this morning. ...., 49,,
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DIvIDEND.-The Planters Bank will pay
to its stockholders on and after Wednesday
next u net dividend of five per cent.
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Il A LONG sEss1oN.-owing to the pressure
of business at the Police Court Saturday
the last case was not disposed of until 10
minutes past 9 O'Clock. :. (. ,.t.tt, go IL.
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FREIGHT OFFICES tCLosED.--The Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad freight
ofaees viii be closed on the ssh Of July,
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=. b. sPEscE & Son keep on hsnd splendid
s.'ek OF gentiemen's furnishings. Call at 1aoo
Mafn street for bargains in clothing. -'''
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office RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG}
RAILROAD COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND, June d, 1S71. }

AT A MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
N nIRECTuHso of the Richmond and Peters
burg iailroad Company, held Ut the Office OF the
company on the 9Th day of june 1871, 1t was re-
stockholders ofthe company be called 10 be helda,
the Office of the company near the corner OF hyrr
WEDNESDAY, the l2lh DAY of July, 1871, st l.
O'Clock NJ, to consider and act upon communi-
cation from the Board OF Public Works, d1,ed the
18th cay OF April 1871, In relation TO the execu-
tion OF contract as required by the first section
of IN act entitled an ac. directing the Board OF
Pubic Works 10 sell. &C.. &C., &c, approved
March 6. ls71, and such other business as may DC
Brought before the meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that general meeting OF
the Stockholders of he Richmond AMI PetersourR
cratIroad Com mpgny he head Mt the time and place
mentioned In the f,-egoing resolution.
= THOMAS II. WYNNE, President,
NJ. ". WARRINGTON, Sec'y and Treas'r.
iae.fd
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PERsONAL.-GoVcrnor Walker expects to
leave the city this morning for brief visit
to Williamsburg.
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TIE street cars win be engaged this
morning from Z TO g o'clock In transporting
the Second fBaptIat Church Sunday school
to Rockets, which will account for their
absence from the upper part of the city
during that hour.
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= A Busy <DAY.-hfr. AIderdice, city audi
tor, paid out ON Saturday $40, ,555.93. About
S36, 600 OF this amount was on account OF
interest on city bonds.
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q Go to PIzzIsrs and supply yourselves Will
cakes, candies, ice-creapA fruits, and oihe
sweet things before the rush. sf-
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Gooo at all times and seasons, WOODS ccncsnsc,,
soda water. "e'''cu
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raae mecnns for travellers, Woop.s condensed
soda water . ....- - N'e'
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= ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50,
ss76, and $3.50 per 1000, at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment
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For bargains In clothing call at E. B. SPENCE
SONS, 1900 Main stree
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OFFIcE RICHMOND BANKING AND insurance.
= COMPANY. :
Y>HIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED ON
4 TUESDAY, July 4th. All persons having
notes or drafts maturing on that uay will please
give the same their attention on MONDAY, July
sd. MANN {. QUAaLES,
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Woon's condemned SODA WATER lust the
thing for pic.p mics. ''' 'N'
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FOURTH OF JULY.

RICHMOND AND Petersburg RAILROAD CO.,}
OFFICE GEN'L FKG'T AND TICKET AG'T, I
FIcuaoND. VA, July l, l,7l.)
NOTlCE.-The freight offices OF the Rich
~ mond anu er.burg Railroad Company VIII
not lie cpeu for business "n the ih Of July.
n-. Il i. kA-TY,
iv3 ct 6. +. and L. A.
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The secretary's report further shows that
the income for the past year has been
Sl,G95; members who have paid their an
nual subscription, 1877 total number of
tables rented, o.; and the treasurer's re-
port shows balance In the treasury, June
20th of SG7005
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2itIlmoud 1ispatth.
ONDAY,..............JULf, o, 1911.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
,s LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
<,,,, ,r,oS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
~rv.,PAPERS OF THE CITY.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence OF the Dispatch
The Deserted Capital-Teupornry Abolition OF
a Hotel Political News Mt a Discount Act
ing Secretary Hartley, SO.
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s.ssstka Ahss kgAgk.tu EaY.
DUPrLhR READING.

WON, hGT WnDFD. Novel; soc.
lltH !tED AND ma TER. A Ia.c. BY Flo
!"arr Narryatt, soc
iii wiFE OF A VAIN MAN. By Marie
Sopai. ~GtlwartY. IL.
hEut'ND $rKiEG. BY Gustave DroZ, 75c.
,NAhVII9 AID MERCHANT. A Novel. BY
Martinez COLLINS, 5vg.
VIVA. Modein Story. BY Florence VIII
FAX hhpVE kUblES. A Novel. BY Mrs.
Ltic.u, H.
lkirr. A Romance Of Germany and Italy,
bE. rAYLoR's BOOK OF TRAVELS. A fur
,hrr supi ", g.
IT,, !, ~. Cheap edition. Paper. soc.
"ALfii, THE HEIR. BY TrOilope. Further
rAtEt> FOR HOME READING. By Rev.
J.hu Hal!. 81 10.
lGILr AND ELECTRICITY. Two Courses
T.! Lecture. ly John Tyu.aiI, Ill. D., 81 rs.
All 'hc fnruLNR NEW BOOKS received.
y, ~ M.lOIlEhESG 4 HAkHAM
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RICHMOND OPERA HOUSE.

,DICHMOND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND TOURNAMENT.
OLD D. vMiNlON LUDGE, NO. 4, K. Z.
CORONATION
AND nISTRIBUTIUk OF PRIZES
WEDNE DAY EVENING, JULY 5TH, 1871.
ORDER OF ENtnClSES.
PROGRAMME:
.H.. CORONATION
Address BY Hon. A. NJ. Kelley.
Presentation Of lst prize by c. U. Williams Esg' g
Presentation OF Sd prize. ;. BY ". y. Gilman, Esq.
Presentation Of 4Lh prize. By j: Med. Carrnkton.
Grafton BY Judge j. K. Farrar.
ance.
: 4 ne speakers will be introduced by Grand Cham
cellor VIM. II. Wad., Grand Lodge OF Va, assist
ed by =. u. G.. II. ID. DanfOltb.
Tickets OF admission FIFTY CENTS. For sale
at The hotels and the various bookstores In the CITY,
Private Boxes THREE DOhLARS.
sale OF reserved seats VIII commence nc est q
JJhnsson's on MONDAY MpeHIHG II O'CLOCK.
Doors open at "a O'Clock. EXercl-es commence
as So promptly. yl-H
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4 'tttNT BOOKS FOR JULY.-RAN-
- 'Lfn NGi Isl, 1915 Main street, are
i'r"iSd u manufacture IL Iii. best style all kinds
l" - = NJ btDaS. rurly orders collected.
La'ar aIuck OF hLAhh BOOKS, OF cheap and
'E'lS"' '!tirs, always Cu hand. te Esd
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lE. ". Ii. TAYLOR'S BOOK.

r,,., ,,,,.,, NOW READY,
'ir hJPh OF IEhVr! = or A DOCTOR OF
,., PNiSiC,
"n'"!n'ag his observations made In certain por-
, ,'''iH .! The t"o continents. TO be had OF any
I-'"'e'''f' je l7-2S*
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MEETEMGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Eha men,
lxl hers OF HENEICO UNION LODoE, Wy
NO. lao,arc requt sted to attenda stated conn.,
mnntcation ut Masonic Hall, on 2sth street. THIS
EVENING at 7 O'CLOCK. ~. VI :.
Members oil sister Lodges and transient brethren
In coed standing are fraternally In yited.
BY order OF the w. NJ.
It* ".s VIM. WILSON, Sec,y
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" RICHMOND, July 1, 1871.

| nlChhONDt GUY - 1osAs
CAPTAIN 4. @. Babcock, President Rich
,aond Postime Baseball Club: krC
Dear Sir,-Your favor containing check
for $240, to be applied to the object for
which our celebration Is to be held on the
4th instant, has been received. t- =
In the name Of the brotherhood Of the
Southern Gross, tender you my sincere
thanks for your generous donation. and ac-
cept 1t as an allspicious augury. When our
movement was first inauourated we had
only hoped to lay the foundation for future
effort, but the universal favor which it has
received encourages the belief that those
who honor the memory Of our dead heroes
will rally in such force at the Fair Grounds
on the 4th of July That sufficient sum Will
be realized to enable the ladies of the Hol-
lYWood Association to accomplish an object
dear to the southern heart. -: -: :,
1t would not be amiss here to state that
it Is one of the principal features Of our
Brotherhood to aid oil movements calcula-
ted to honor our Confederate dead bnt
first Of all it Is our object to gather up the
remains OF our old comrades and give them
honored sepulture among their friends and
kindred.
b Please accept my thanks, personally, for
the kind manner in which you have execu-
ted your trust. .-a ...s7
Yours, very truly. E.. =.
M. w. LAKEWOOD. -
=: Chairman Committee s. c.. B." .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

\ IHGlNlA Sc LECT LIST OF
sCHOoL-BOoKs -.
ADOPTED RY THE
srATE EDUCATIONAL BOARD
m"Guttey's Pictorial Primers,
Mc|ciley's Spelier,
.!'HuicY's First Reader,
M'Huncy's Second Reader,
m,,1H!ey's Third Reader,
s'HGilcT's Fourth Reader,
Mc'tutey's Ss,h Reader,
h'"nhcy'S sixth Header
n'fey'e Elementary Grammar,
Ipvo,, n4r'ci S Practical Grammar,
,nsS,oiucLon 10 the Study Of Geography,
Is"nS rttlnenatry Biography,
t;"a"tt Intermediate t;eOgrdp ply,
0U'o's toumoo SCHOOL Geography.
ci.. 49, "'S'e, together with any and every arti-
t,, ,' 'ea'n IL the ScEool-rcom or office. can he
~ 0AS Quantities requir,d a. 1908 Main street.
RkNJAMIN BATES,
mi 10 bookseller and StAtioner,
- Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

NE. CHARLES Z. kLOEBER, $gaa
DENTIST,
La retained to the city and resumed the practice
OF the profession.
DtNTAL Rooms: No. lol4 Broad street.
lmy 26-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

The following table shows the offerings
of principal articles on Change for the years
ending June 80, 1868, 1869, 1870, and 1871
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-03

KgluE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
Il ING of the CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL
SOCIETY," Will be held on TO-AIGHT, at 81 instead
OF the 4tb. All membe. 8 az required to attend.
liz j, A. PIZZINI, sec,y.