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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

HEsRIco UNION LODGE, No. $50, 4. +.
AND A. M.--ELEcTIoN OF OFFEERs.-At 4
regular meeting of this Lodge on Monday
night the following officers. were elected
John S. Dodson, Master; James II. Bniord,
Senior Warden s. K. Gates, Junior War.
den William Wilson, Secretary; John J.
Binlord, Treasurer; ID. G.. Richardson. Sc.
nior Deacon; Z. FL. Kelly, Junior Deacon
Thomas Angel, Steward and Tiler; Rev. J..
NJ. Lee and Rev. Benjamin F. Woodward,
Chapans. Stewards Committee, William
S. Murray and j. j. English, Jr. Represen.
tatiye Oh Relief Board, Robert L. Richard
son.
At meeting of St. Adams Royal Arch
Chapter, No. SO, held on Monday evening,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: y. NJ. Marshall, NJ. +. II. p. +;
G. +. Dauforth, king; G. Henry Perrow,
scribe; B. C.. Hartsook, captain Of host; w.
C. Price, z. S. Fl. II. Wells, Jr., r. a. cap
tain; b. w. Giilis, G. M. first veil; w. G.
Ncwberry, second veil; Benjamin Bates,
third veil; John +. Rcgnault, treasurer
Solomon B.. Jacobs, secretary; James j..
Riddick, tilcr;a Revs. John f. Edwards,
George C. VandeIslice, and S. III. ProVapcc,
claplains. y
At a stated communication of Richmond
Lodge, No. 10, A. f. and A. Masons held
last evening, the following named officers
were elected for the ensuing Masonic year
J. v. Bidgood, worshipful master; LIS.
Tower, senior warden; w. r.. Teller,
junior warden ; Charles n. Branch, trea-
surer; j. Il. Riddich, secretary; l.. u.
Crenshaw senior deacon; G. E. Bintord,
Junior deacon; James Page, Henry Bodekcr,
: K
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

). :.a. spain. t' 'ts5
MADRID, June 4.-The COrtes, ny vote
Of 142 to 30, validated the action Of Marshal
Seryaro in his clensncy to insurgents. 9
Marshal Serrano has taken the oath OF Of
flee as President Of the Council and Minister
of War Ii, the new ministry. These posi-
tions have been temporarily occupied by
Admiral Topete. 49,
- zsGGg Germany.
BER1s, June s.--A bill! will soon be intro
dlced in the Reichstag against Jesliits. le
is understood that Il viii deprive the me1n-
bers of the Order of the rights Of citizen
ship. IS;
~ France. sstSt
VERSAILLES, June 4.-vIn the Assembly TINS
afternoon jules Fayre made powei1oi
speech against the tax on raw materials.
80. Ireland.
DuBLIs, june 4.--The sDukeof lEdinbuIg
prince Alfred arrived here to,lay.n ~ nc :,
drove in an open carriage from the railway
station to the Vice Regal Lodge, and was en-
Enthusiastically cheered on the way. E
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Presented WITH SERVICE OF SrLvER.-On
Monday night number Of the conductors
and employees of the City Railway Company
assembled at the .company's office near Rock
etts, and presented Colonel John h. Richard
son, late superintendent Of the company,
with handsome service of silver Conduc-
tor Coleman made the presentation address,
which was responded to by Colonel Richard
son. who expressed his appreciation IN
most pleasant style for hecompliment paid
him by his former employees. The presenta-
tion was entirely unexpected to Colonel
Richardson, but after the usual addresses
incident to such an occasion were over, he
entertained his friends, and the whole party
had good time generally. z@s+1 .:
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Having stirred up the ire OF our competitors be-
published some letters from she North. the
home of their macfiHt, In nineudatirn Of ours,
will, for their bendft, publish these from Viz
sinia, the home Of the WILCOX 4 6 IBBs machine,
which they call "the raveiling-sfiteh machine
and also to show; that NE are not without s. the
Wis" Us supporters IN Richmond and vicinity. We
subjoIn few names of those who most heartily en-
lorse our machine, many OF whom, and host of
others have used the celebrated Wheeler 6 VIII
SON. and thrown II aside Tor the WILCOX &
GIEBs machine l,j,s .,,iri &C.. -.
Mrs. James A. Cowardin,P 4. Wiun.
Rev. DR.. Granbery, Mrs. General Rossef.
Rev John A.. Dearborn, Mr. f. p. Winston,
Or. George d. Steel, j Mr.. lJelm Rally, 4. (
Rev. j. A. Chambliss, Mr.. J. Is. Crenshaw,
w. c. Clemmitt, T. French Taylor,
Mrs. Ferguson for Fer y. j. Fry, 30 Fl -, I
gusson & iadSl, William Fry. tt..~ ~ I
Mcssrs. WOOpHoUsE PARHaM have been en-
gagged In the book and piano forte business since
lsi and have sold more pianos than nh the dealers
in Virginia put together. They feel honest pride
In Offering none but the best instruments made.
They agents for the great piano forte estah-
iishnrent of "CHrcKERtSG,- who have sold morc
instruments and obtained more medals than any
other manufacturer, bearing Off the highest prize at
the great Loton Exhibition or 1851, and the P'ris
Exposition Of lsG7: ami, besides, were decorated by
tho Emperor with the cross of tie Legion of Honor
the highest distinction awarded. Forty thousand sf
their instruments are in They have also secured
the agency for the charming Baltimore pianos Of
Mesers. kNABE & Co.-the favorite instruments Of
tlie Soutb-andit it should be widely known that pur
chascrs can mot only obtain either Of the above
makers instruments of Mcssrs. WooDHousE'& PAR
HAM as low as at the factories but the freight other
expenses. and trouble. will be saved. Besides. be-
ing on the spot, anything the matter can be quick
ly adjusted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

A HiSDsoME PRESENT TO WORTHY FIRE
sAN.-On Monday evening, after the new
hook and ladder truck recently purchased by
order Of The. City Council had been carried
to the engine-house at Washington Hall,
Broad street, uudcr escort of steam fire-en-
Sine and Company a, which steamer shares
a part OF Washington Hall; number of in
yited guests were. present on the occasion Of
the presentation to Captain Herndon, COM
manding Company E., of 4 handsome and
costly service of silver, consisting of pitcher,
goblets, and waiter. Justice White in a
handsome and appropriate manner presented
This service Of silver in a brief address. Cap
tain Herndou, in receiving the testimonial of
his command, responded appropriately and
briefly, thanking bis comrades for so great i
compliment. Speech-making being at an
end, the company were invited to partake Of
a tempting collation. of eatablcs and drinka-
bles, and the remainder of the evening was
spent in toasting and pleasant converse.
Captain Herndon at present commands
steam fire Company B (Third street, as well
Us the hook and iaddcr truck, Company t.,
both of which companies stand No. 1 in
our Fire Department.
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1T,ur ORIGINAL INsTALMENT

HogsE I. p M AZ ssoIaTins GOODS FOR cash,
NJ hy ,seakIy or monthly payments. For chsapnes,
Quality. and rariety second 70 none i9 the aussn
for accommodation surprising any cssn,nns. mS new.
1T IN the market Oil Paintings; Loosing-shs
in great variety Photograph Frmes y, ~ sort
ment: Frames OF all descriptions niaae ~ M imr
Gi.ss Mouldings always on hand aud solo eneaR. s
Sy the Sot SPECIAL siss VIA
dnr-Sbades tAruets Rugs, Mating, Oiiei9las,
walnut Extension Tables and other greds I,s,ss
I'm want OF apy OF tie above articles ,ws a.
their own Interest by giving me call beiofe @ pui-
cfiss,ns n,a I'm iISe"ne' WILLIAM DAFFRoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Jon PRINrING.-We call tho attention of mer-
chants clerks OF courts sherifs, lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered a
the UispArCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
EIII-Ueads Heads. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
thanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bills, Catalogues.
Bills of Fare. Show-Bis. Checks, Drafts &C., &c.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Mexican Esws.

Ngw YoRK. June LA specia! troIa Ia'
margo states that Ireftno, aIeI ans IN,
rallied his forces aud utterly w, Ga s.'s,
Government troops at MONTEREY. -, -
s.x FIR .Nessce. June a'he Federal cc. e.
,,,,ation of Manitian u confirmed. All
Western Mexico is now paciGeG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

ATTRACTIVE SALE ON THIRD STKEET.-We ot.
serve that Messrs. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, aue-
tioneers viii sell by auction, this afternoon, very
beautiful building lot on Third street. This street Is
thought BY many to he one uf the most desirable In
the entire city, and the many handsome dwellings
erected thereon, coupled with the fact that this Is
the only lot on the whole street now In the market,
we feel assured will attract numerous company OF
eager competitors TO secure choice building sife
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wenther PrDbas,iIisies. !

WasHuNGToN. June 4.-The lowest barome-
ter over New York win move eastward over
New England, followed by rising barometer,
clear and clearing weather, and brisk north
westerly winds over the Middle States to-
night. and extend over New England by
and on Wednesday morning. Clear weather
will continue very generally from the Gulf
md South Atlantic coasts to Lake Erie and
the Upper lakes, - .g5. 1850 s...e,r.,5 r1k
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Methodist General Conference =.

New .yoRK, June 4.-In the Methodist
Conference to-day Rev. DR.. Fuller offered q
resolution to establish colored conference
in the territory now occupied by the Geor-
!ia and Alabama Conferences. After some
discussion the resolution was tabled.
A resolution was adopted to send dele
CATION of three members to confer with the
Methodist Church South, with the view Of
harmoniztng all difficulties.
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Tornado and Heavy Raan.

=. MEMPHIS, Tenn, June "A tornado
swept over Courtand, Ala, which prostrated
tie tent of circus performing there, lnjuripg
three actors. Much damage was also done
to timber in the vicinity.
ST. LOUIS, June Am immense rain, sup
posed to have been eight INCHES, fell IN Cen
trail Indiana, flooding everything.
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TELEGRApHIGaNEWS.

NeH Work Stock and MSney Market.
New Yosk, june i.--Money easy at tc
5. Sterling, 9l to g.. Gold, 1143 to 114s.
Governments opened steady and closed irm,
Tennesseeis, 72t ;;.new, 72. Virginias, As
new, "a. Louisiana's, 90; new,D Leyees,
gig; s's. TO-. Aaban,a's, s6; IS, 90. Geor-
gia's,, 72; rs, IS. North Carolina's, 8el
new, 20. South Carolina's, 30; new, 3i4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
Philadelphia COnventi0il---Thc Ftr-
siIiia Delegation.

y "
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
. PHILADELPHIA, June 4.---The Virginia dele
CATION organized by the election of Colonel
Popham chairman. They have splendid
s,tit-of rooms at the Girard Hotel, including
the ladies' parIor. They are actively work
ing against ColfaX.
PHLADEIPmA, June IA. B., Cornell
succeeds Greeley OF the National Republi-
can Executive Committee. Delegates to the
convention are arriving in large numbers.
No accident has SO far occurred to any of
them wbitc en- route bither. The. calcutta
tions are close regarding theyice-presidency
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ORGANIZATION OF TIE NATIONAL CoNsERvaa
TIVE CLuB.--A large meeting. goE. Conserva.
tlves was held last night at the Headquarters
Of the Columbian Club, No. .3l5 Broad street.
for the purpose of organizing Presidential
Campaign Club. The organization was com.
,pleted by the election Of the following of.
ficers: -
President, Newton NJ, Lee; yice-Presi!.
dents: Thomas Branch, r. T.. Daniel. VIII!
liam English, John X. ConnalIy,.. Charles l.,
Todd, +. I. GLASGOW, T.. II. Starke, William
LovenStein !; Secretary, G.. b. Porter; Assist:
ant Secretary, James P. Wood; Correspond.
ing Secretary,fR. j. Walker > Treasurer, III.
IT. Wilkins; Executive Committee: James
r. Fisher (chairInnn), AID. Chesterman
Thomas NJ. Saunders, !. II. Knowles. NJ. j.
Straus, Samuel Hirsh, " Bargamin, II. B.
Muuford. Robert English; Sergcant-at-
Arms, J. G. Pryde. .3' r. -
The following resolutions were adopted
"Rcsoired, That this Club Shall hc. known
as the National Conservative Club.
"Resolrcd, That we cordially approve OF
the efforts now being made to harmonic all
of the elements of opposition TO the present
national Administration, and that this Club
do pledge itself to the support of Horace
Greeley and 3. Gratz Brown, and will Use
all honorable means to secure their election
in November next. ....;
Resolced, That we invite the co0pera
ton of all true Conservatives in the APP
proachinS national contest, and call upon
them to enroll themselves in our organizp
ton" .''.'
This club starts out under very favorable
auspices, besides having some of the best
working material in the city. The fine club
rooms of the Columbian Club have been
| rendered to the National Club for its ust
during the entire campaign. 1t is in con
| temptation TO keep the rooms open day an(
night, and to establish rcadinG-room il
connection with the club.
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| Nov York items.

NEw YoRx. June rs spesie shipments to-.
say amounted ID ssSsO0, 700. Engagements for
tomorrow; 81, ,SOs,. .09e.
Mrs. Jane Fasiey In a III of jeaioi,s dc
spGRdency cnI hcr threat. 4. q. Z
Charles o. Cenner b arguing the case OF
the people against Tweed &. DIS. \;
Admfrai Nelson, charged with eoiHpltcity
with his son hhssmsiN Nelsonl In phrloining
valuable papers from the private sale OF
Phelps, Dodge & Co, Was this morning held
for trial in 5000 bail. 1s..s g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

The GERMAN GREELEY CLuB.--A meeting
of tile German citizens was held last night
at Schott's Monticello Hall for the purpose Of
forming Il Greeley and Brown Club. The
following officers were elected: President
George Klein; First Vicc-Prcsidcnt, Carl
Scibert; Treasurer, A. Rick; Recording Sec:
rct;.ry, j. H. Pine; Corresponding Secretary,
Jacob Rosentcld. The following vice-prcsi-
dents were subsequently elected: Clay
Ward, Z. Euker: Monroe Ward, William
Loyenstein; Madison Ward, NJ. May; Jctler-
son Ward, George Guyernator; Marshall
Ward, A. Metzger jackson Ward, l..
Gimmi Executive Committee: Christian
Schatlar. John Haucke, Henry Wallerstein,
o. MorSanstern, l.. llolzinoer. L. Wagner.
NJ. l.. jacobson, G. Zinmer, A. staude, j.
Romer, w. Freshman, Julius Strals, A.
Hcrholzer, Jacob Wolf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

MAMMOTH CAsTNG.-Tberc was cast yes
terday afternoon at the, metropolitan Works
of Mcssrs. William Z. Tanner & Co. an anvi!
for steam hammer for the Atlantic. Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Railroad Company which
weighed about 10000 pounds. The metal
was melted in two cupolas, and occupied in
its fiisiOn about two boilrs. This is said to
be the. heaviest piece Of casting made in this
city since the war. n.
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s A GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF PHOTO
sGn.pHs.-Cartis s2sJ per dozen imperial, ss per
dozen: large size, FOR sxio frames, 5e frst one;
mopogrnms, % per hundred; life size, 5s and UP
wards, according 20 finish. All negatives retouched,
and finished IN the highest ss1 e known to the art
G. II. REgs & Co.,
Gil and 9ll3 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

ST. ,JoHN's FAIR AND .FEAST-rhc fair and
feast given by the ladies of 81. Johns church
for the purpose Of repairing the church cdi-
ticc opened at Virginia Hal. last night under
favorable auspices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

ADyEKTrsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of tho country should advertise In the
wlpers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & co. WIN
tgke advertisements aud have them inserted at pub
lIahcrs' rnteS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

FINE PHoroGRApHs.--C. II. Kees q Co.
favor us with copies of their excellent pho
tographic views Of Hollywood and the
Hebrew cemeteries on memorial day ana
also of their photograph Of the members oi
the House or Delegates. They are fine spcci-..
mems Of photo osrapbss, and possess q general
interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Ncm IIork Ledger, Weekly. SntTdny
Might, and Applctu,s' Jo,unnl for this week
received from J. r. Ellyson, newsdcalcr.
tl12 Main street. ..--
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.EyEsrSG. .ExCUBsIoSs.-Tbc DOLLY WARDEN
leaves wharf, foot Of Eighth street, at 4s, and at s
8, and O'Clock this afternoon. FOR trips upthe canal
10 Hollywood and beyond. No pleZsanter way of
spending Simmer eye yeniHg could be devised
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

SUN-sTRoKE.-The man who goes out these n"
,lays aud is overcome with the heat OF the s'ln lM
no excuse when he can buy umbrellas Of all slzcs
aud prices at f.. Il. SrEECE ( SONS.
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. WANTS EASILY SuPrLiED.-lt wont iake h"rh
money to supply ynnr wants mt r.. B. SPENCE d
SoS's Linen coat for Il; superior Gallze shirt I"i
Is cents three pair of socks for 81. Ncck-tics Ill
ten cents: pamr collars at ten cents box. /
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We notice rrlmberIess g bishop" advertisements
of letters from furrin'' parts endorsing "ravcl-
ling-stitch machines" Our folks at home land
they are the ones whose judgment In such matters
is tn he taken) recommend tho new WHEELER y
WILSON machine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

HENEIco County, CoukT.---This court met
on yesterday and adjourned without trans
acting any business of public interest. The
turnpike case is set for to-day.
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4 Strangers In the city should buy copy of the
Visitors Guide to Richmond and Vicinity. Sod by
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, OH Main street near the Dis
I,nf.cb otlicr .ft. :. .'a.s .t'ss .as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

STATE CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UN1oN.--At
the meeting of the Catholic Benefcrll society
Inst night the following delegates were !sel e
lected TO represent, that Society at the annual
meeting of the Catholic Benpeyelent Union OF
! tNirginia, to he held at Fredericksburg on
Wednesday the t12th Instant: Rev. +.
yafssers, A." n. Kelley, John, A.. Pizzinil
John NJ. Higgins, j. w. I.aubc, and James
Hayes. Alternatesr +. j. Rcilley, I.G.
Baker, and j. l.. Whitaker.
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M. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DESPATCH
building, will receive advertisements aud have thcil
inserted in any Journal of the country at regular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Good, seasoned wood at five dollars per cord, de.
livercd andfo at greatly reduced prices. at c. II.
FACE & Co.'S. Nineteenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

iP.mrrL INJURY. Williain II. Wade,
one of the proprietors of the Erenit'g Ne,ns,
had his leg badly hurtlby a fall yesterday
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

CHESTERFIELD AHEAD AS FAR AS HEARD
FROM.-Whcat harvest will commence ut
Pressure Island tomorrow.
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DON'T FnRGET.-Don't forget the old corner
Call In and see the array oi gcn"mcn's furnishings
Stock large. Prices low. 1900 Main street Is
* home.
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:. Go.to PIzzINIs and get some of those fine Call
foryia pears.
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Strawberries, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
this morning selling this luscious fruit by The quart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

GRENADINE SECK-TIEs--in scarfs, ties, and
bows-for sale by F.. D. SPENCE & Son.
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r IME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-
IL featured by us In Botetourt county; known as
WILSON Or ROCKVILLE lime, WIZ 'hereIiteI
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may DC left at otf
''n'''' t'0' ~ DILLON, ELLETT & co.
Noyemher a. lsTI no %
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STEvBNsBUkG, CULPEPER COUNTY, VA.
Several Of my nciGhbors have the WILCOX &
CiI,Hs machine. and IL Is much suitable for
family sewing than The duubie-thread, which have.
would Ike TO exchange. u. X. WILLIS.
JAMES L. A. GIBBS. Agent, No. Is Ninth and Bank
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: You could not please your wife more than to take
her some of PrZzINf's sweet oranges. .s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Hbne, black. and striped alpaca coats at i. B
SrESCE & SoS'S. .. ...,
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SAMSON Understanding new and nice for
suslmn,ler. b. B. SPENCE 6 SON have them.
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'TAMES RIVER s'rEAMBO.ATstSlsaIH|s,i
81 E3sGr COMPANY. -. q - sas.sk
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALL :
MORE, NORFOLK. pORTSiOsi
> j.. AND ALI4 REG uLAitti.hND-
INGS ON THE JAMES
ALSO, FOR OLD POINT AND ";YUE DE
t,'EkJI~ fSEWELES PUfNTt.

ALSO. FOR OLD POINT AND ";yUEt DE
5 L'EAU" fSEWELE'S P0fNTE
The fast ana eeg., United Slater niaii sfeafger
John SYLVESTER, Captain &c. CLIFFORD, leaves
Com iany's wharf al I!Gckrts for the
plasss on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS gna ,a EN-
D3YS, at 81 A. NJ, urd returns ON Fuesday'
Thursday, aud Saturday afternoons, O'clock
passengers connect ut Norfolk with the cld bay
Line steamers for Baimore Phiisdeiphia, anu new
FRA Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arriva
OF steamer -.! ,af ,rr8 rfk' = - ~ s,e ..
Fare tO New York;. .Phs -"
Fare Phiadetph1a. W
Fare 10 Baltimore y" w
Fare to Norfolk. so
.EAcur,ion tickets to Old Point ana "puetd
L 'Eau and return, 81. Good until ufed.
Ickets on sale ut CARRIER II CO.'S EAPhEes,
ana Frieft paEktsI Tecsked ' TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS,
and SITURDAYS. for Norfolk, Portsmoutgt bos
Ion. Batimorr. and principal landings ON thesis
pcakc Hay aud all regular bindings onajnneari'cf'
| at REASONABLE RATES ES.,,nvt t4yf
Freight received from A. Nj. till 6P. h.
| Freight for way -andipgs must NY prrpalo.
The steamer Sylvester viii be chartered lor sfe-
ming excursions ut reasonable fsifa. f.,.t.
p'ns 'Ne"' L. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office. Companys wharf. "tr.... ,,'N'
Branch ONCE, corner Main aud Ninth sfreess',eyi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Cashmere suits for sale low by f. g. srEScE 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Gauze un,lcrsl,rts ut scventy-lve cents ut f. b
SPENCE 6 SONS. --..'~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05
RESTAURANTS.
REsTAURATEUR,
1870 rG

= IsdJZ MAIN SIh
keeps on hand the best that the markets
sfnr Tor his guests The lixuries OF all esinfes are
.aa to.sSss}er IN, the test style. His saloons are
1r,dx FOB parties and he especially invites
ladies' and gentlemen 10 the saloon reserved tor their
a' The hest VINES and LIQUORS that are retaiisd
In Richmond are found at bis bar, where BkE v ED
DRINKS are promptly made BY one oi the moet eA-
nerieuced hands in the city. ,e,n,,..r,c
with accomplished cooks, the RE;ST MINDS arc
seryed in the most elegant style. with the new year
he bnayant sIlIrit Of the new Richmond. tas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

Light cashmere pants for sale by E. b. SPENCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-05

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