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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22

o,ana :. of,cen e the " balm for hurt m'nos' ,
md 1rwr,, was slnartly hurt BY his late ae'
feat, General GRANT gives TINS leWe' inc
Golden setting which rescues u from that
dreaded obscurity of private life.
We regret that the President isnot little
more consistent. He has the power TO 10
more to soften sectional asperities and TO re-
store kindly relations between the states ''''''
all other men in the nation. Indeed upon
his reinstatement in the presidency LOT lie
second term there were great promises 'i'"0'
and great hopes INDUCED that he "o'''' W. ,s
ert his mower for these grand oh!1cc's. n"'
h;s Performances have hecn small indeed
utterly insignificant in comIar'S'" Wv" '"'
promises held out
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The City Election.

To-day the pcorle of Richmond are '','.a
upon to elect city treasurer '""
councilman 10 fill vacancies; ana we Wv
,r,,s, rho, tbcy will 20 10 tho polls AZ '"t'''
es,lv and a> certainly as II VIC "'" ~. ."'">
body Of corporate officers to eject ~" '''"n
vbn rrcrcrlv appreciates the importance %
ac,n,ng the government of the city IN the
hands cf the Irorlc who have the intrli''
c,ncc to govern and all the hurthen> t" bear
viii feel acquitted of his duty If he fails to
90 10 the polls and give Conservative vote
II is necessary for the purpose of keeping the
conservative force well compacted, ana Ia
rcprcs> the efforts of our opponents to seiZe
the Government and to Use i, for their part!
and personal benefit, as they have inVariap'!
done in the South W hcrcycr they have eo''eh
power. -.
The orcasion seriously involves the pubic
welfare. Richmond is ut the turning point
In her history, with the highest promise De-
fore her. Should she mt such Il juncture TALL
into the hands of the ignorant and unScru-
pIlou> Radical PARTY what blight would al'
u,pon her. Her advancement would be
r!cckcd--hcr bright promises would nc OH
,rurcd by black cIou1S. What would be.
come of her public credit and good faith ii
she were to DC governed 10y the non-taXpay'
inc and incompetent part OF the community
which holds no property and have no in
rumbranccs that may prevent their flight
from the city any day? Would men look for
wisdom. for sagacity. for prudence IRON
such government: Ccrtiinly not. Ii would
,z,,l>c dlS,rtSt, repe immie ration, depreSS
trade. and fill the community with dcspon'
dcncv. Every landowner, every merchant
every mechanic, every professional man, and
every lborer should deplore such II govern
ment for Richmond us all individual Us well
rs collective calamity.
The very worst thing for the non-pro'
perty-hoiding Radical party and for their
vast body that lives by daily work, which
depends upon the thrift of this city, would
be- to give the Government into their hands
They would he equally with Others involved
in the injury their own acts would do this
city.
II would be the saddc>t of things TO be-
hold this noble city, now so bright and
hopeful, 50 rapidly improving, submitted to
mis-ovtrDment--to the fatal rule of incom.
rctent and INSCRIPTIONS men, whose con-
duet wherever they have had the power has
shown the world their utter unhtness, and
has brought ruin upon the communities
they have governed.
Nothing but the guilt of faithlessnes>
ON the rart of the voters to their dearest
interests can bring this awful fate upon
this beautiful and now happy cty. We
arpca TO every voter to give the subject
hut a moments thought. That will be
enough il that will not determine him TO
30 to the polls and give his vote for the pub
liz safety, the public welfare and honor, in
this day of peril. why, he is hopeless. and
may be- given up a, Il man who is dead to
lll> own interests and utterly regardless of
lii ;llcgianr" to the community in which hc
lives.
TO the polls. dear friends; to the polls.
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And 50 we defy the Dispatch TO reproduce
the language it attributed TO us except from
its own columns. State journal of yesfef-
day.
You do. Here is your own language:
The position of the Journal is this: 10
elect no negro to office bcca,l>e he IS Il negro
and no white man because he is white
man: hut to make qualification and blgth
pcr>onal worth and character the test IN all
eases. We would say 10 the colored man:
:. Name a better and more competent person
Of yo,lr own race. or one equally as good ana
competent, before you ask us for our coun-
tenauce or support in any convention OF the
n,rty for the nomination of a colored candi-
date in place of white man. And we
would say the same when it came TO an cleo
tion before the people. We shall never vote
for n negro as o negro, nor would we ADVISE
tbe nomination of colored man, in view OF
the present prcjudce> Of race, ercept trhcrc
there are cOiored rotcs enough 10 elect him.
Tbe ouesi,oa is one to be riered from more
rational STANDPOINT than Our peopte, etuter
cOlorrd or rhitc, are at present cdpdbtc %
occupwng.--- State Jouraot April 2sm.
Here is the language in which we stated
the Journals position:
Indeed, the state Journal, the organ OF
the Radical party, has declared lhat Nun
ought not to he nominated for once because
he is white, nor rejected because ne Is NJ.
gro, but that the nominees otle ht 10 DC wl,'c
or black, as the white or black m'sht pc
found to be hest qualified to hll the oiiice'-
Dispatch, 10th.
We leave it to the world-to the editor vi
the Journal hlnself-to say if ours Is not Il
true statement OF the JourndPs POSITION.
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M~7 PHYSICIANS ALL ADMIT THAT
quinnc only effects temporary suspension Of the
attacks 0! fever and ague unless its Use Is acccm-
p1nicd by reliable anti-biiious medicine.
The testimony of grateful thousands establishes
beyond doubt that DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
followed by quinine, are positive and permanent
cure orchllls and fever and all bilious diseases.
COMMON sENsE.-Our bodies need repairing and
strengthening rs much as the houses we live In
Constant use gradually wears them out, and we
must renew them when they exhibit signs of decay.
In DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS the dyspepllc the
bilious, The hehilltated, and the nervous will iind
the most genial restorative ever offered 10 the suffer
ing invalid.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. headache, pain I'm the
shoulders, dizziness, sour eructaiius OF the sto-
mach. bad taste In the mouth, bilious attacks pap-
taion of the heart, pain In the region OF the Kid
hcyS, tighincSs of the chest dependency and gloom
and forebodngs Of evil all tr Ds priurs of Iy--
rep>ia. For these complaints DIR. TUFTS LIVER
FILLS have no eIual. A single dose will conriace
""yoHt my l7-deod&wlw
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srs on their ,s g1syss &c I prog 1a
and ,cilinot beiolerafed' KS ~
apshe, dead, Think Of That. Not con-
-, a,,,b insulting the living, these loyal.
;s,s. c,ll our dead soldiers "re'el dead
We feel nothing but contempt for the men
who use such cpithets. We would rather
No called a "rcbcl" than "'oya'Ist.
H,srpEs, SIDNEY, RUSSELL, WAsHsS"ToS
.JrrrrRsoS. ADAMS, and ten thousand wor'
thies. whose names these grand-army ieilo"s
probably never heard Of, were in their day
called "rehels" ny superseryiccab'c loyal
lists. The moral is - well. we'll leave i
to the STATE Journal to find it out.
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The inventors are still taxing their ingc-
nuity to enable the packed population of
New York to "moye on" "SHIEK's trI.
yelling sidewalk is the "htest patent" 1t
is an endless platform upon m elevated tram
way, moved by powerful stationary engines
underground. This sidewalk is to move up
one side and down the other Of d street,
and persons are taken off the platform by
transfer cars without stopping the movement
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1t IL pleasant to read that the Chinese In
California, having worked out their con.
tracts, and thrown goodly number OF
journeymcn mechanics out of employment
for years, are now engaged in the more
trustworthy occupation of undertaking
their late employers. They threaten TO be
more hateful" to the men who imported
them than to those who opposed their i'm
portation. This is retributivc justice.
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NJ, SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Tbe attention

.RY' SPECIAL NUIICE'--Ab e alOu'ioH
Of capitalists and others desiring to purt oeau
tiful lots I'm the most improving section OF tnechs
IS called to the large and attractive SAP. ny essrs
BILL & GODDtN of Dr. John b. Har'neS Lo,o
IN cary Haryie, JacqucIin Ashland, md Winder
s,rce,s adjoining Arlington aud the village OF Har-
vic TO-DAY Mt a O'Clock +. NJ. Tbs sale ahofnSa
good chance for speculation. and cfers greh IN
,lcements for parties to purchase lots upon WHICH
to huild In locality rapidly enhancing IN Va'n''
For further particulars see auction ,ale anu p"'
., VI, ,s,rp ,f the ,,ciIouccrs. my 22-lt
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DEATHS.

Died on "Wednesday morning the 2lst instant; u
s. O'Clock Il, the residence Of her a. ,h
tilnlt. Mrs. MARGARET L. TURTLE, III Liz
seventy second year OF her age. - ,,,, ~
Her funeral will take place from 81. PEERS u
,hedrul THIS THURSDAY at O'Clock +; VI.
Friends and acqllaintances are invited to attend.
mid n, "Wednesday the alst Instant. al the Lin
wooI Uo,rl. al twenty-five minutes Ia @ CLOCK
NJ. u. T. WILLIAMS, in the i"rty-siNth year Oh
Ills funeral will take place THIS Crh,irsdayl
EVENING. ut lali-past "rl"rk from me Sc'ohu
PRESBYTERIAN church tHrv. DR. llogrsl Inc ircIn,s
aud ac'lIanlanccS "f The fanny are '''i''' ~
lend.
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W- II ~ wv ~ Enc ~ NJ VI
MACHINERY.
Not only money but the wear and tear of yonr
machinery saved by the Use OF VIRGINIA SATU-
RAJ. PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL. II is
free from all grit and gum, and under The same cir
cuinstanccs Us the best sperm lard oil, will not
heat. WEIR, or cut the boxes or bearings. A good
ubricating oil, such as The VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBRiCATING OIL. Is Il positive
economy, preventing heating, cumming, and con-
S,rIucnt Earring and wearing OF the machinery-a
saving of power and gain In speed. Purchasers Will
bear in mind that II Is not alone sufficient 10 pro-
cure Natural Petroleum it must he If the
proper spscifcg rdruu. like the VIRGINIA NArU-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL, and
like 1t undergo the process ofpnrifcGtt0n whhout
chenicals and be rendered entirely free from grit
gum
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by us
diftrs from oil ether Lmhricating oils sold in this
unrkat. We are the sole agents here Tor the N1R-
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM Lu6RICA-
TING OIL. every barrel of which sold by us bearing
our brand thus:
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LU-
BRIfATlNG OIL. PURCELL. LADD Il CO.,
AGENTS, RICHMOND, VA"
Orders addressed 10 lis will receive prompt attci-
tIon and be shipped In good tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD CO Druggists.
my3-fIc3 Richmond Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nlssPECIAL AT rENTION TO THE
.,,e of the VAL UABLE PROPERTY belonging to
,hc American Nut and Tube Company Is particu-
larry chilled. 1t win come 90. ,2o'clock TODAY,
and viii he sold in dat.h accordnI to schedule TO
bc exhibited III tie sale. For further particulars
ace auction head.
,nr,o-,, W. GODDIN, Auctlonesr.
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Of the train. All which is q little perplex'
ing to the inquiring mind How the "trans-
fer cars Pare In iuxtaposition withthe moving
platforms how passengers are taken of the
platform while moving, it is said, at the rate
of nineteen miles per hour and lastly, how
the endless platform is turned at both endS
to cross the street, are things not readily un'
dcrstood When will New York be I'm
ishpd
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aHGlfTNIN6s.RRDS.

7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are PREPARED
- to put up MuNSoN's wcll-knOwn TUBULAR
COPPER LlGIirSING-RODS, Tor which we have
been sole agents for the last five years Orders
promptly and faithfully attended 10.
Also, sole agents for OLEUPHENE OIL, which
Is $50 rest and the finest oil for safely on the
American continent.
i. II. MoUNTCASTLE l. CO.,
ago Broad street, between Filth aud Sixth,
mA2a AsRW9ad, W.
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NAHlRIAe.E S.

Married. on Thursday. May the sth, at lhe resi-
dcuCr OF the brides parents by the Key. y; -
Cheatlam. Mr.. y. X. " lIlTE ana Miss L. '. NIL
LEY : both of this city. i.
Lynchhurg. Va, papers please copy.
Married. at the Broad-Sreet Methodist churcil, 9t'
the evening of the 10Th. by the RcvJ r: Eu"atus'
d D., Judge f. r. FARRAR. OF Anlrlia coh''ss :.
and Miss AUGUSTA 4. BASS, OF tins cit!' ~
| cards.
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me- PULASKI ALUM-WATER.

As agents for the much-cstcemed PULASKI
h.UM-W ATER. WE respectfully rail- the attention
of the medical profession ~ the ANALYSIS nj Fro
frs.nr J. J.. Campbell Washington College, showing
the prcscurc Of
FERRIC OXIDE ALUMINA. LINE,
MAGEEAIA. POTASH. aud SODA.
combined with SULplluKlc aud SlLlCIt ACIDS
and CHLORINE. differing from nearly all the So
called ALUM WATERS. in containing FERRlC
instead of FERROUS SULPHATE. \ c"mhna-
tion of sULPIIATES OF ALUM1NA and
PEROXIDE OF IRON as found in this water Is
rather unusual Such continuation Is regarded
~ valuable for Chr"nc Dysentcry. DarrhT'. &c.
&C.: asn rs 4 wash for Ulcers and tutam'nus Ernp-
lions.
The above water supplied To the trade Ut con-
s,mers by the east Or bottle.
Send for phanrhlets.
j. y WILLIS L co, Pharmacists,
M colin Franklin and Fourth streets.
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~ rOR RENT. THE FIRST AND

MT FOR RENT, THE FlRsT AND
SECOND STORIES above the street in those TWO
handsome tencments on Main between Eighth ah"
Ninth streets. adjoining the Spotswood Hotel
On the first floor there Is one Of the most DcIut''u
halls In the city, admirably propo'tioheo' "e'
lighted. and with the capacity OF about eoo SEATS
Also, three splendid suitable for brst-c'ass
Offices or studios.
On the second floor there are three TIRE front rools
we'll suited for offices line apartments anu nenh
them arc four neat and pleasant chanber' ior gen
tleIncE.
An in,luccmen, will be offered to Il reliahe per
CON to rent The whole, and take charge Of the same
with the view Of renting ont the hall and sub-rehl-
ing fhc other rooms for offices ar for lodging rooms.
furnished upon the plan now so much In vogue III
northern cities.
The proposition Is worthy the attention of some
person willing to give personal attention to the mat
ter.
No rooms more beautifully arranged and hnlsie"'
or better suited for their location. for III" purposes
above referred to- have ever been for rent IN this
city.
Only the best class of tcuaIts are desired Apply
70 GKuBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
myl7.st Real Estate Agents.
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ON MONDAY, MAY 20. 1879.

special train will leave the depot of the Rich
mond and York River railroad on MoNI2Ai
MORNING at st o'clock returning, Will leave Yves,
Point about O'clock T. NJ. go
The Committee Of Arrangements Will spare no
pains TO make this an occasion of pleasure and en-
lovmeut To all who may attend ,....
Mc,;hNN'S FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
BAND will be In attendance, and there Will he ample
time and room for those who may desire I'D indulge
I'm II, Trru,rIorcau art. There will also he facilities
for those who may wish Ia enjoy piscaloral
pleasures.
TICKETS: Gentlemen. 81; ladies'. aud children
over ten years of age, Sec; to DC had OF either ui
the Undersigned
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
GEORGE X. WALDMAS, l.. A. BELLE.
Is. +. HOwAHDA NJ T. NCItESRY,
A. MCMILLAN.
my lu.l4, ~, o,o.,.3&a4
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DEPARTURES OF sTEAvpps
lanes RIVER STEAMRUATc.-n
y COMPANY. 80
DAILY LINE FOR

JJAiI1 ilSF. FOR
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. EALTtunrr
NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. tNbHFt,i.-
LAR LANDINGS On JAMES RIVER
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL Am.
ADAMS EXPRESS
On aud after May sth 1917, this coinpanv win ,,,,
DAILY LINE iSundays excepted, cnp.i,,ip, -,
their fast and elegant steamers
JOHN SYLVESTER. cApTAi"J \. rp.r.
ELIZA HANCOX. CAPITALS 7. t,Irrnrr.
leaving Richmond at \. NJ 1;d arri,in. h,,,..,
4P. VI.
Passengers make sure connection ~ Norton v,,y.
BAY Line for Baltimore. phitah"'ila. uJ ~.
York. Fare to Baltimore &c: Phl,tlrinll, :, s,...
New York. Si25o Ti"k'ts or Srt' rn -f..,,urr- aud
at CARRIER L Co.'S Ticket Agency. ~ .l,iu .rr,,
Baggage checked through. Fr"ch, received dan,
for Boston, Norfolk AMI Portsmouth. AID REGULAR
landings on James river, from 7a,M. to6r.M.
Freight for ay-ldndur, must II" prepaid.
l.. Il. TATt'N. GrrrrIi kcrrf
Office: Compauy's wharf Eockc,r.: branch -,
flee. ninth aud Main street.
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nay WE HAVE JU 7 RECEIVED
from New York Il large lot OF MATING pnr-
.bas,sl ut bottom prices, and now ofcr cAcci'cn'
,srd-wide WHITE MATING at CSC. per yaf"'
excellent yard-wde RED-CHECk MAIllNu Ut
zoe. per yard. Lev bhoi hr"o.
1.pk Mt our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. my 20
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CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs. &c.

w c. SMITH, oEEE
MANUFACTURER OF CARRIAGES. Eli1i-
GIES, AND WAGONS, -. =.
FIFTH STREET BETWEkN BROAD AND
MARSHALL. :, ...a @. u. :.
Also, on hand n few secondhand CARRIAGES
BuGGlE.S, and WAGONS Cor sale low. :
Aepairipg pyu,upuy dVue. my s-lm d
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ANl'SENENTS.

ESCUE COUNCIL, No. l,
IL JR. o. L. A. NJ
GRAND PICNIC AND BALL,
on MONDAY. MAY II, 1873,
At HATTORF'S GARDEN.
Gates open at IL o'clock. Dancing comnenecsat
y. NJ.
Admission, SOC. Ladies' free. nly20-3tf
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MT POLKA DOT DRESS LINEN only
Plain and STRIPED WASHPOPLIN. all the
rage. at Il shilling: ,.,,
handsome PLAIN, FIGURED. aud STRIPED
JAPANESE roPLl$s from 35c. up to the
highest price and finest goods; w
LACE WROUGHT j A r. = T. SIRiiEo,
novelty. just ont. at SOC. yard:
STRIPED GRENADINES at l"3, lGt ~, and 2''. Il
ward; .,.,,,.,> .,,,.
RI AK GROS-GRAlN and CbLtkED SILKS
we have ut lower figures than ever, having pur-
chased some great bargains al aurtion: ..
J.ph%ESt, SILKS and JAPANESE ROBES In
great variety:
pJOIES aud DRESS LINEN AT prices that must
suit. ,.,.... ..,.,,,t
vi. have now In, best stock OF DRESS GOODS
eyer exhibited IN tlIi- city, and only ask call 10
convince all. Imy 20I LEVY BROTHERS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

a COMPANY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2
~ hlc al old Market Hall THIS (rhurSdayl 8
EVENING al O'Clock, fully armed and equipped IN
for drill. full attendance Is required FOR b,si- II
ness in connection with excursion. BY order OF
Captain FARKAR. u. BROWN,
my 2c-lt* Orderly Sergeant.
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Rfr Certificates from all
parts ot The country arc daily received at,caiDg To
the unparalleled popularity 81 t, great medicine In
the cure of diseases at the blood.
LIMA, ONO. February -. 1850.
GenN.mrn For twenty wears have been afflicted
with an exceedingly annoying and inycterat" erup-
ton, covering nearly my whole body. had tried
mlny different medicines. but without receiving the
slightest hrncrit. a short time since bought onc
bottle Of :" Rosaalis" and used it according Ia di-
rtctirns. and am happy IN say II has rmIrefH "nrth
nc. II Is me- iiciuc III great merit. Yours, truly,
an os-rojJm BENJAMIN BECHTOL.
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MEETINGS..

DICHMOND COMMANDERi. No. :,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. MAY 90, \<Z
1s7a.-uRnFt No. ?7.-7>rR KNIGliIS:- ~
Attend a called assembly OF Your COM ~
uanicIv, in full lcmplar clothing. crala y
ON left arm aud Swnrci-hilf. ~ -. Alhan
hall, corner of Main aud Third streets III ar r,
rc.nr, tn orr decreased Sir Knight ID. 7. WILLIAMS
Ey order al the T.. toHrlnan,i'r. ,
l.. l.. BASS. tantain-Gcnrral
'''N'' y nv 2a-ltk
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HALL.

VIRGINIA HALL.
THREE NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING
THURSDAY. MAY "2d,
GRAND GIFT CARNIVAL!
GRAND GIFT CARHlNAL:.
GRAND GIFT CARNIVAL :!
SOMETHING NEW!
PROP ESSOR PHILIPPE.
Prince of Wizards. In his astonishing illusions and
delightful mysteries. One hundred PRIZES will
Ike given fairly away among the audience, consist
ing of a valuable
HORSE WORTH $50.
Ito he seen on the public streets on Thursday
sacks OF flour, sllv"rwarc, vases. albums, dry goods,
silver plated articles grcCuhurks and other useful
and valuable articles.
Admission 10 all paris of the house. 35r. Doors
open al nclIck. my 9l-it
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T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS lNSC-
RANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA will b. held
in The rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce, over
the First National Bank. on MONDAY, June 2,
ls73 at "a O'Clock T. NJ Stockholders unable Ia at
tend will please leave proxies at the office Of the
Comlauy j. b. MOORE,
nv Is i'll Secretary.
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TOR NEW YORk.-OLD No =

Tor NEW YORk.-OLD no ~.
4 MISIUN STEAMSHIP COMPANY 49,
The side-whce! steamships OLD i"'ntNip<.
WIASOkE. ISAAC EElI. >AEATn"A. NJ
AGARA ALBEM hRLE. and UATTrEt> leave
New York for Norfolk. city Point AMI i,irhmom
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. ana SATURDAY
AT O'Clock T., VI.
Leave Eirhinoud ever, TUESDAY. fEIHhI
aud st NnAl M high tide
These ships are entirely new, They hay" elegant
Saloons statc-roomS. and hatl,-ruoms
The fare, accommodations, and attention ~" nu.
surpassed.
FreightI for points beyond New York ior"ar'"i
with dispatch and no charge made except Actual
expenses incurred.
Close connexions made with STEAMER, for -,
southern aud European p"ri>
For further inforuIti u. Apply Ia
GEORGE ". ALLEN 90. tg,ui>.
W.. 3Goy,ru"r -ii,ri.
CAPTAIN GEORGE ". ALLIES.
J.,II.' +. M>StR.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men. a.
wi hers of LOPpA LODGE. No. 10. VIII ~
attend a called nlrrtn-at st. Adams liail ,
rIIiS AFTEKNOuN al = O'Clock 10 pay the last Is
tribute of respect to our deceased brother ID. l.
WINNERS al sister Lodges aud visiting brethren
are invited Ia he present. By order ni the W. NJ
my ~ II. MIELLAM j. RlDDlt i. SCCrctarE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22

NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ STOCKHOLDERS of The CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY will lie held IT the Office
at Messrs Lancaster & co.. In the city Of Rich
mond. on THURSDAY. 23j May. La. al i. NJ.
ap a3-td D.. WOODBRIDGE. Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22

MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, e.
wi hers al .IuPPA nDGE. NJ. 81. are re M
nI.,. N 81 AIhans Hall THIS tfhurs'layl Nv r.
SI\C; nj o'clock. Election Of officers VIII take
place. ,..-;.,, ,,ro,,,,o,,
i'm good Standing are invited To attend
Hy order of the W. VI: ,,,,,.,y ..,.
NI1y oad \. l.. is 3, a. ID. l>I3 my .2-l'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22
NPRING CLOTHING.

FIRING CLOTH Nc
~ ,ir,us nR,nEAA.s. rur ,Lormsr.
no. l5l1 MAIN STREE. .ll.
have returned from the North MIN
ltcted stock Of new stNlr 80 ,r,,r
which eau make up In garments III Ire Lat ''''
rs am i practical cutter.
Also, a large stock OF .,,,,.
Really ADE CLOTHING ,,.tf..
for Mems YouIh's and Bows weir. wii''' 'iI' T..
surpassed In style. quality, am. rr'E', ~
TO call on JbLiuH IN IN, r,I,r
NH Is. S,ru!Srh L'i' "'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-22

NNUAL MEETING.--The annual
N mcrtiu. Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND PAPER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY will l,c held FRIDAY the 2nth day of
June, 1873 ut 6o'cuck 7. NJ in the office Of John
II Montague Esd. Main and Twelfth streets.
f.. u. CHRISTIAN. President.
H. " IIKRpt'K Strrt;lrv my 2l-9lwlm