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genbe 9erren:
8ormaua: ~. @oebiuger.
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beutel tamals ni9t seri9afen
funnte, tDnnen nun aQe una cine
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tpbte Vferb eiueS &DnidS duf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

i,IDLTT TO \ ASLEEPISG-CAR on THE CHESA-
-',.a ANp ONO RoAp.-EXaggrratcd reports
'.'1" current in the city Yesterday morning
.,o" "ruiUG III accident to the Pullman sleep.
."g-Gu which was attached to the express
min on The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
,''i Nhr'h train left Richmond on Sunday
r-h' Il ~ O'Clock.
Nuut two and bali miles from the de-
l.'. u"lr DilrS farm, the slecping-Car was
'"InNu from the track and upset completely
H' ,ouping pin which secured the palace
900 - th" tilst-cla>s paS>cnger-coach in front
. II hrokc a. soon as the trucks got OIL the
n,k. emd thus it was that no damage was
.9'I, 10 the rest of the train, except the
rahIn. of lamp or two. which was occa-
.u"d hy the sudden jar.
VIZ i,eoT~e Artngstall commissioner OF
."!.@n bondhulders TO the Commonwealth
at VIRGINIA, who was in the sleeping-car, on
:. WAY TO Cincinnati, WAS bruised about the
:~'I limbs, and back. but was sufficiently
Well Yesterday to go on the morning train TO
>h" White sulphur. Mr.. Waller, wife, and
daughter, were in the same car, land were
more vi ic>; bruised. Mrs. Waller, it is sup
in,cd had her shuulder-bIaue broken, while
Miss Waller was injured under the eye, and
received other slight bruises. Captain w.
j. Wo>h, the conductor, was taking up his
tickets at the time. He was also bruised
slightly. and considerably Jared by the fall.
Breakman WinSlow was only slightly in
ured.
The passengers who We're hurt were
speedily transferred to one OF the other
coaches, brought back to Richmond, and
4uuItcrcd at the Exchange Hotel, where
'urs were promptly attended by Drs. j.
"tiitan Cabell and J. 5. ID. Cullen.
shortly after II o'clock the train left the
@'y lor Huntington, and at last accounts had
@aIc up lost time and was running its usual
,r'cduic. The car, which WAS very badly
injured, will be brought to the cOmpariy's
>Aoi'e in This city and rebuilt. Workmen
N"lc engaged Yesterday in taking it to
ir'r', preparatory to running it from the
road ,idc. The accident is attributed to the
Spreading Of the rails.
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sa1
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, p, M, building lot on
Clsy street opposite Robert Harvey's residence.
w. GODDIN,s P. NJ, trustees sale OF undivided
4 moicty Of two lots on the west side wall street
ia between Franklin aud Grace. ~ -
HILL & GODDIN, 50 P. NJ, lots In the plan Of
Bowling Green, near the Mechanicsyilie turn
pike. ...,,.,,
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 81 p. M., q brick dwelling
and dbulIding lots the east side Of Sixth street
north Of Leigh FtB ~, 2s& siht
IsBELL 8 SON.; P. NJ trustees sale Of improved
real estate on ST., Johns, Clay, and Marshall
streets. - E.
GRUBBS / WILLIAMS, q P. 81, framed cottage
on the north side or Catfarine street between
Monroe and Henry streets. 'at' l "g! q
LYME q BROTHER, p. NJ !, large four-story iron
andstock-brfck front store on the south side Of
Cary between Fourteenth and Virginia streets.
w. GODDIN, l2 M., ut the office Of the suctioneer,
trustees and assgnee's sale of 10 acres Of land
In Hanover, Oh the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. rsss-.-el qtuH... ar.st
A. NJ HARRIS, 10 A. NJ, at 4o7 Broad street, all his
stock of boots, shoes, &C.
CoULLING & PENDLETON, Q p. NJ, a lot of
land Oh Clay street near Twenty sixth.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ, a general assort-
| ment Of furniture, &c. &C.
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COMMENCEMENT AT RICHMOND COLLEGE. AT
isis P. M. to-day the Rev. W. W. Walker,
of lWestmoreand, will deliver an address
before the societies Of Richmond College at
Grace-Street Baptist church. :. Tomorrow,
a, the same place and hour, the joint cele'
bratiop of the two societies will take place,
The medals will be presented by Judge
Ould. and the vale dictory address delivered
nv ]. A. French. OF Richmond. The conl'
mencement exercises proper will be held at
The Second Baptist church ON Thursday
night at S:l5 ,whan the Rev. Z. b.
RSInnd, of Alexandria, will address the
society of the Alumni, and the distinctions
viii he announced and degrees conferred.
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Police CoURT-Justice White.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday:
William Ward, for assauIting the children
of Ann White and threatening Sally Ann
White. Continued until a5th June.
Sally Ann White, for assauiting William
Ward. Case continued until 25th June.
George Daniels, charged with stealing
from Isaac Shelton watch and two pocket.
knives valued ut S1s. Case e,eoasiied until
18th June.
MoIIic Harris, for stealing silk sacque
valued at sI6, the property Of u. II. Davis.
Sent TO Jail for ninety days.
James Holeran, for beating Joseph Abrams
Fined s5. i3 ~ e zsfsfs as.
Julia A. Lee, for stealing q gold chain and
two ehiidren's dresses valued at So.
Richard Jackson, charged with stRaliug 2o
cents from Thomas Johnsto Continued
until 25th June.
Fannie Epbsam, for assaultsng Belle Brax
| ton. Fined 80.
Pegram EphFam and his daughter Fannie
charged With beating alhcrs Taylor. Cas'
continued until 18th Jtass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

CHEAP PICTURES ARE NOT CHEAP UNLESS
good It Is not economy TO save fifty cents or so In
dozen photographs iwhen the price is already
low), and get an Indifferent picture. We recon-
mend you go to headquarters at the start. and you
will save dollars IJy 1t. REEs 8 CO.'S work is too
we'll known to comment upon. Their prices for
cards. $3.50 per dozen, leaves no excuse for patron
idng second-class galleries. They commanded all
the rst-class trade In this city when most OF the
others now In the business knew nothing abont the
art. REEs & CO.'S Is the only gallery now In the
city that was established before the war They re-
ceiyed the first silver medal for fine photographs
ever awarded In Virginia. II N't 4. a-e-+~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

. Masonic INSTALLATIONS AND FESTIVITIES.
The annual installation Of the officers Of the
Masonic lodges in this city commenced last
night (St. Johns eye), when those Of Rich
mond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, were in
stalled at the old Masons' Hall on Franklin
street. After the, ceremony the Masons
present repaired to the refreshment-reom
and were handsomely entertained BY the
lodge.
To-day (st. Johns Day. installations will
take place as follows: ,,...-..,
Temple, No. 9; Metropolitan, No. II, and
,Joppa, No. 40. in st. Alban's Hall, at g
O'Clock A. M. Richmond, No. 10, in
Masons Hall on Franklin street. at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. st. Johns, No. 36 Dove, No. 5l,
and Loge Francaise, No. 30, In Washington
Hall, on Broad street, at O'Clock. p. N.
Henrico Union, No. 1870, and Manchester,
No. IL, at night in their respective balls
Breakfast will be served in s. Adams Hall,
| lunch in the Franklin-Strec .a!I, dinper in
Washington Hall, and supper i! the Masonic
Hall on Church Hill.
Tonight Richmond Commandery, No. .
will meet, when the annual election and In
stallation of officers will take place.
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Boy DRowSED.-Jake Brown, colored
tal about clryen years old, was drowned
J,tefday evening at the first locks below the
'a>in. He had been assisting the lock-keeper,
nit III attempting to jump of the boat 10
he lock kept the body under SO that 1t was
impossible lo Ic,ruc him. The water was
aIa"n of the locks and the body recovered.
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THoUaHr TO BE INsANs.-Mary Cooper,
cbnr,,ed with assal,lting Lavinia klchaI dson
with bricks, was before Justice White yester-
day and from the evidence was thought to Dc
q l,inatic. She was sent to jail to await .
cornmissionde !u,saGce inqatr.sndo'
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~.l-Y MfTNuplST tHuRCu-A very inter
s'u- l'ylyal ot religion has Just closed at
rH. lor'h, during which there were thirty
h|.'' .UNcrsiou> and twenty-five additions
'a ~, membership The pastor baptized
..> irt>"n> on sabbath morning. The sun
.~' ,'tooi is also in Il ilouri>hing condition
n''r The >orcrlntendcnce of j. Thompson
Hn"u, E,1.
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by the jury 1.-THE trial, or to do any othei
act Of nsuTpation and violence subyersive O
the liberty of the citizen. f.. .rFf
! By the act Of April 9th. 1857, to revise
and amend criminal procedure, this discre
ton was vested by Law only In the ,,idpe of ths
circuit court; but the act Of March s5th
1872, vests 1t as well Id The Judges of ilit
eo4ney and corporation courts in vacation
The principal here is prevented from ap
bearing for trial by bodily infrmity. The
persons charged Us accessories canflot with
safety be tried until after the trial of the
| prlncipai. In the meantime 1e-obgiotislk all
indefinite pefiod-siotild they be required
to anguish in Jail, It may be, many months
70 Keep these petitioners In gail for. such
length of time would be severe punish.
ment sand while they are deh,anding o trial
and it Is delayed THOUGH hj default OF
the'rs, Until the conSummation of an even,
over which Chey can have no control
whereas think no man can be punished by
our laws until be shall have been tried by q
jury and found guilty, :. i.
When ajuIs OF fitginians, duly empan.
ened ana sworn, shall find them guilty
after fair and impartial trial, it will be time
enough TO commence their punishment, and
before that time they should have only such
surveillance as may seem necessary to secure
their presence at the triul. For Judge to
| refuse them bail, If they can give satisfactory
| assurances Of their rresehce at the time and
plate na4ed for their trial; wouid bt for hin
10 1sufp the fnhttions of q jury without a
trial,
Bail will be allowed the petitioners. Tbey
can enter into bonds with uudoubted secur.
ity in the penalty OF $1,000 each.
And this decision Is srendered, not because
Of any disposition to judicially indorse the
duel in Virginia, but to maintain inyiolate
that inallenable right iriestimabe to every
free-b6rh citizen of this Commonwealth,
" The righs to be tried before heshdu be pun:
tshed."
And rpon the evidence introduced upon
the hearing of this application there is not
probable cause to. believe that the petition:
ers are guilty Of the crime with which they
are charged. ....rs
The accused were then bailed In the sum
of $1,000 each for their appearance before
the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond
on the FIRST day of the July term, with
Messrs. j. NJ. Daniel, w. Il. Myers, and
Judge John. A Meredith as their bon dsmen
The gentlemen and their friends returned
to Richmond yesterday evening about
O'Clock in fiat provided for them by
Superintendent Bragg, Of the railroad
which was attached to an excursion train
returning from We est Point. .. ...r.
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lIEE WnrAT.-Mr. j. A. Lyuham left mt
oar "!ice yesterday fine sample OF beard
Ices, White wheat, in sheaf, raised on his farm
IL ii"nrIco county near the city. The heads
ar" long and well filled with large, plump
rains, averaging seyenty.fonr grains to the
!iehd. lie has twenty acres VI this wheat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

BAraiNG ~ THE CORPORATE LINlTs.-EI2ht
70. aud one man were arrested by Detective
Fat Woods on Sunday last, charged with
balhing In James river within the corporate
htnl'>. They were before the Police Justice
Yesterday and required 10 pay 81 each for
lAeit pleasure.
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Psssos lI.-The Rev. Dr.. Hoge, Of the
Second Presbyterian church, who delivered.
an address at the commencement Of West
minister College, at Fulton, Missouri, on
Wednesday last, had not returned to Rich
mond ON Sunday.
r Rev. Charles d. Read, D. D., pastor OF the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church., was ah-'
sent from the city on Sunday, having gone
TO Staunton to deliver an address before one
.os the female schools at that place.
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DROwsKp. About ! o'clock on Sunday
afternoon valuable horse got into the
go"k near the Jewish cemetery, and being
4..h:c To- get out ON account Of the quick
>,'d. was drowned.
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E.cKkD BY A MuLE.-Mr. James Thorpe,
~ !.e dealer, who lives near Sidney, about a
iae from Richmond, was kicked in the face
3; Z mule on Saturday and painfully hurt.
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hsucxED OFF THE TRAcK.-A deaf AND
dumb woman was knocked from the track
u The chesapeake and Ohio road early on
>onday morning by il train OF cars, and
sflghlly hurt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

LADIES' HAIR-DREssING FASHIONS, direct from
Paris at r. FERRASpINI's. ela, sl5, and ei7 Broad
street All varieties Of hair work made to order by
Paris patterns for all prices, according to quality
of goods, and guarantee my work TO give Eatls-
facIion Office for hair goods, e13 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

Ice CREAMS AND IcEs.-PizzISI can supply the
public with ice creams Of all hayors. Also orange
aud lemon Ices by the quart or gallon. Ills saloon
Is open day and night
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YOUTHS AND CHILDHEN'S HATS IN GREAT
variety. Boys hats, damaged Us low us6 cents ; q
really good hat for rs cents, ut r WEIsIaKR Co.'S,
1901 Main street. - :. .-...t -. ----
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/ HAVE ANALYZED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Messsrs. WALTER d.. BLAIR q Co., Richmond,
Virginia, and Hnd It free from fusil oil and other
Impurities, and recommend its uso for medicinal
and family purposes j. B. McCAw, n. D.,
+ Este Prof of Chemistry Medical College OF w.
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.RIcHxoNb, Yoak RrvEK AND CHssGrBAKE
RAnRoAp ATTENTION h called toi the an.
nonncelnens In another column of important
changes In the schedule OF, this road.
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LOOK AT THAT VICTORIA LAws,2sc centsaya
at LEVY BROTHERS.. ~ stfr s,5t ~,
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TO TIE LADlEs.-Just received The latest style OF
fans jewery, hair goods, Kid gloves, aearfs, &C.,
sc. for sale at greatly reduced price, ut 4. l..
GRANGER's, e27 Broad street. Please give me =
cali, examine my stock, and compare prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

~l'!%ru->TRELT CHRISTIAN CHUaCH.--Thc
l'.'"r. hcv. Joseph L. Tyler, preached Sun
at. manning ard baptized one candidate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

BUCHU.-The curative properties ofthis shrub In
eases Of dropsy, gravel kidney diseases, and ohsesre
disorders, are DOW well known 10 physicians. Dr..
HELaBoLp originally popuiarized this medicine,
and NO other chemist has been able 10 extract ttg
virtues with equal skill, HELsBoID's Bachn ta
stt the standard ard genalne extract. Patients
phyciaIfs prefer it The genuine bears Il. 7. HELM
BoLp's signature. All spothecaries seil L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24
LOCAL M ALTERS.

OgnlSArgoN >FKvlCsS.-Rcr. John II. Tur-
IAN WAS on sunday night ordained to the
rnI work Of The ministry at Ieigh.Street
EaYtlSt church The DrCShytcry who per.
formed the very interesting ceremonies Of
nglinatiop consisted of Rev. Drs. .Ieter,
N!rkn>on, and Burrows. and RCvS. MessrS.
Galiick and Harris. The exercises COM
nrnCcd hy singing hymn sol, after which
Dr. Burrows preached from the ninth chap
'''r, twentieth verse Of Acts. Then followed
t2r ordaining prayer by Rev. H. Il. Harris.
ttcr which the candidate, still knecips,
bands were laid on him by the full presby-
;"ry. thus ordaininS him to the full work o.
faH ministry and the right TO celebrate all
:Hr ordinances Of the Church. The charge
20 thr candidate was delivered br Rev. j. Il.
.ie'"r. II. d.. followed by the presentation OF
b!hi" by Rev. i. Il. Garlick. pastor of the
,lIrrh. Isr, exercises closed with extend.
r, The right hand of fellowship by Rev. A,
!. Dickinson. ID. D., and the benedction by
'hc candidate.
4ac house was crowded almost TO s,fToca.
a'n. and many went away unable to find
>cal-. OF even standing room in the house,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

MACKINAw HATs.-The genuine Mackinaw hat
can be had at r. WEIsIGER Co.'S, 1901 Main street.
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EVERY KIND OF FPAsHioNABLE HAT FOR SALE AT
p. WEIsraRR d Co.'s. 1901 Main street. = Z,
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BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS Of L. B. SpENcE & SoN.
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made 6ef,oeen Me let 0
Janaary ard acth If Ju.ac ths tdres Jor Mepre-
oW sates made 6etroee,s the lst of Jaiy and last
Of Tie gear the tdzes harst to be pafd 6yt seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

SOME DESIRABLE ADDITIONS to LEVY BRO
TIERS stock OF dress goods were received Upon
Yesterday.
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SASH RIBBONS, excellent quality, but. very cheap,
at LEVY BROTHERS..
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FULL WIDTH CNBLRACHED SHEETING only 50
cents yard at LEVY BROTHERS ~
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LADIES UNDERWEAR ia great variety snd ss
prices tina: must suit all at LEVY BRorHKRs'.
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LADIES SUITS as low as %, "a, and Is, at LEVY
BROTHERS. sar. 5.E.. ..slt- H. ss
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS for sale only
by E. b. SPENCE & SON. -
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NtSS-MEE1lNGS IN THE INTEREST OF THE
'>r'>pAY-SCRooL CAUsE.-MessiS. j. Fountain
iTtlcy. secretary of the London Sunday.
~rhool Union, and Albert Woodruff. OF
BROOKLYN, for long time interested in the
~"nday-School mission work in Italy,
FIance, Germany, and the United States.
"cle in the city OF Sunday. They addressed
ats>-meeiinSs composed Of scholars and
''i'h"rs Of many Of the Sunday schools of
'Al~ city, at the Firs: Presbyterian church
IN the afternoon, and at the First Baptist
,,}urC!l at night.
KEY. !. &. Cranberry, D. d.. pastor of the
NT"ad-Nircct Methodist church, presided nj
-" meeting held in the afternoon. The exer.
,'>"s consisted of singing, &c; after which
Nr. Woodruff delivered an atiircss giving a
,a"tch OF his lahorS in the Sunday-sch0oI
r,'>>ion work in Italy, France, cid Ger
many: At the conclusion Of his address.
Mr. hariI"y n'aden few appropriate remarks
n!''n ~" >utlcct of Gods messengers.
" ui-ii similar meeting was held a, the
'tr~' hir'ht church, presided over by Rev.
VI" Ni"rl">. Interesting addresses were also
''i'"!'d ny M'ssrS. Woodruff and Hartley.
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!. COLD SODA WATER with the best Of fruit syrups
nc PIzZIN's-
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GREAT BARGAINS. IN LADIES, Suits At LEVI
BROTHERS.
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FRUIT-oY-THE-LOoM, Androseosgtn, and As.,
barn bleaehed cotton only shilling per yard 1t
LEVY BROTHERS..
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CONTEST FOR THE DECLAIMER's MEDAL At
RICHMOND CoLLEGE.--An audience not nu-
merous, but highly intelligent, assembled in
the Grace-Street Baptist church last night to
witness the contest of the students of Rich
mond College for the Woods medal, which
is annually awarded to the best declaimer.
Rev. DR.. Curry presided and introduced the
several speakers.
The following is a list Of the contestants
and the subjects Of their declamations w.
r. Gresham. of Lancaster county, "The
Maniac; G. 2. Barham, of Petersburg,
"Spartacus y; P. Fl. Eager, (" Prometheus y;
J. N. B. Hepier, Of Rockbridge,, speech OF
Hon. Il. T. W. Duke, of Virginia v. Pan
son, of Dinwiddie, "Spartacts y; l.. Lank-
ford of North Carolina, Wester's speech on
Liberty and Union; S. F. Taylor, of Henry,
"The Hour of Success y; j. Henry Miller,
of Lynchburg, "Tribute to the Genius of
Chatham; A. W. Graves, Of Orange,
L" Spartacus j. w. Gillian, Of North Ca
rolipa, "Tribute to the Genius Of Cha
tham"; S. E. Woody. of Halifax, Sparta
cus"; j. q. Hobson, of Richmond, speech Of
Robert Emmett; NJ. L. Spotswood. Of
Richmond, " Lee at the Battle of the Will
derness." The committee Of awards (con-
sisting of Judge r. W.. Wright, and Messrs.
j. NJ. M. Davis, and n. p. Handy reserved
their decision until to-day. On Thursday
night the medal will be presented by q mem.
ber of the committee on behalf Of the donor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

BLKAcrED PILLow-cAsE CoT1oN, yard and q
quarter wide, only q shilling Per yard, at LEVY
BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

BLEACHED PILLow-cAsE coTroSs only shti-
ling per yard at LEVY BROTHERS,.
a FINE LOT or LEstoNs HAVE Jgsr BEEN RE-
CEIvKD by PIzzIsJ ~ ,..e.si. ~ 49,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-24

MISSES RogND-AND-BoCSD HATS Foa SALE AT
P. WEisIaER & Co.'s, 1901 Main street.