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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07
MANCHESTER NEWS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To- MORROW. - Method
ist Church.-Rev. w. g. Lumpkin at Ii A
III. and p. NJ. Subject at night. !" Th'
Baptism of John-Its Mode.p, Monthly
meeting of the Methodist Union Sabbath
Schools Of Richmond and Manchester at 4
O'Clock Il. M, -; = i..sh e 'fFH fsts
I. Baptia Gtarch-Rev. D. B. Winfree al
IL A. M. aud SIP. NJ; ai'1r,-,s 1esfFt ass.
Services blythe postors at the Presbyterian
and Meade Memorial churches at the usua
hour. ~ - - --,
CHEsTEEFfELDs CorSrY CoURr.-The June
term Of the County Court commences Mon
day, June 0. The following jurymen bavt
been drawn from Manchester township:
Grand Jury James NJ. Moody, William
FL. Garnett, Edwin Bourne, VIM. B. BoY.
man, and Joseph w. Bronaugh, Jr. Y =.
+. Petit jury: Isaac Kahn, John W. Ander
SOD, John B. Lip>combe, Thomas N. Fepd
ley. S. M. Perdue, Bcrnard Schultz, T. NJ
Bot, Irving B. Weisiger, Isaac Morrisette
A. g. Eyans, r. b. w. Beattie.
MASONIC OFFIcgRs ELECTED Chester
Lodge, No. I'LL, Frce and Accepted Mas6ns
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing. term: G.. W. Friend, W. N. Johr
No'HC, % W., W. III tOhSsS ~. r" hiCuuis
Robertson, secretary; G.. Z. Robertson
treasurer; W. N. Duyal, S. D.; Julius Will
kinson, j. D.; Joseph ,Rowlett, chaplain
This lodge meets the first Monday in eacl
month. So IT -
1APRovEMEETs.-The town hands hav
commenced work on Hull street beyont
Cowardin avenue, long noted as the wors
locality in the county. Now that pleasan
weather has commenced 1t is the intention
Of the Street Committee to have man,
needed localities cared for.
A lamp has been put up at the corner o
Teuth and Porter streets, in front of th
Presbyterian churcb--a great conrenienc
not only to those worshiping at that church
but to the entire neighborhood. =
GETTING BETTER.-Mr. Albert Wells, caI
penter, Hull street and Eleventh avenue
who was severely hurt by falling from
bridge on the Richmond and Petersbur
railroad, is out of danger, although his In
juries were painful.
Tue LADIES' FEsrlvAL.-The festival of th
Meade Memorial church at Derby Castle
Hull street and Eleventh avenue, will b
open tonight, and all who desire to spend
pleasant evening, partake of the delicacie
| there to be found, and encourage worth
object, should attend.
TIE CoURT-GREEs.-S should be take
| to improve the Courthouse Square; as
stands it is Il nuisance and disgrace to IL
county. ...l.. ....... :
PLEASANT VIsITs.-D. D. G. e.. Joseph ,
White and other Richmond Knights yisite
Friendship Lodge, Knights OF Pythia
Thursday night, and an agreeable time WI
spent. .a'
Last night Stonewall and Old Dominic
| Councils visited Manchester Council, Frient
of Temperance. and interesting address
on the state of the Order were delivered.
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lr1Hf>sl>G SuIcIDE.-[Fincas Her
".a ON hast sunday night Mrs. Stull, wife
t Vi Jacob Stull. who lives on Rich Patch,
" tA.-hany. died from p"i>on administered
'H her own hand on Thursday and Frida.
iH''iru~ whilst in fit of temporary mental
a.Trlicn. On Thursday she had taken rat
'\'"wmimtor in sufficient quantity to pro-
ilr'" d"tth. and Friday she took laudanln
:" put her to sleep. a> she said. in order To
dr,'r"y thr pain of the slow death produced
! III th" poison first taken. The cause Of the
'."t"rtuml'r event Ha> the death Of her
lI'hnr, which occurred several weeks ago,
a"d win h :" weighed upon her mind as to
!1riuCr mciGucphd.
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lin Norfolk o portion Of the Att, make ruB
out to the Capes In the afternoon. and n :
turn to the city at sn early hour on the 5tb.
Arrangements will be made for The accom-
modationl of ladies, md music will be pro-
yidsd, 50 that 8 real gay time may be ex
peCted. 5t : =. -. ~. ar
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THE PRESIDENTS PARENTS.

TWO NORTHERN SlGHT.SEERS VISIT Mr.. JESSE r.
GRANT. AT Cov1NGToE, KY.-HEALTH AND AP-
rEAKASCE OF THE VENERABLE OCToGENARlAS
AND HIS wlFE-A QUIET CHAT on PERSONAL
MATTkRS-THE PRESIDENT THE PRIDE OF THE
FAMILY.
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The FREE. BRIDGE AccIDENT.-It now ap-
pears that the little girl Helen Wiltshire,
who was so badly injured at the free bridge
day before yesterday by piece of falling
TIMBER had both feet broken, and it is also
thought HAT she is injured internally,
though at last accounts she was better, and
ii is thought she will recover. ,Eta
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE JUNE 6. 1s73.-Messrs
hlann Il Woodson, Forest HilL w. Va. ); j.
W. Henderson, Forest Fill. w. Va: Chris.
topher Lively, Indian Creek, VIVA; Caple.
ton McSeer, LinSide, W. Va; Miss Lizzie
Cox, Richmond. Va
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE.--Messrs. Grubbs
u Williams sold at auction Erin Spring for
S5,O01, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company being the purchasers, and thus
seeurlnga never-faiing supply of pure cool
water for their shops and offices below
Rockets !?
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams also sold the
Virginia Sugar Refinery for $G2 900. /
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fiY n TIE Within the last few
dl'> "c have cunrer>ed with Il number of
imuI> about the growing wheat. aud they
"a. ~ that the fly has damaged it to such an
y M That they will mol make the third Of Il
@op. Much of ii had been wintcr-killed, so
'"a' 'hr Wheat prospect in this county Is a
-inotny ca" .- clarke Comfy Courier.
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THE FREE BRlDGE.-Masons and other
hborerS are busily engagrd in building. .and
filling the northern approaches to this brldsse
and grading Arch street. The contrac.ots 5
for the railing are going on rapidly with
their norton OF the work. and we may eX-
meet this, structure to- he completed by the
first of next month. After that the only
thing to be done will be to provide means OF
getting directly from Main street TO the
L.;l.rn II 1 ~ 4 !
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No CONNECTION WITH NoRFoLK.-We are
requested to state that in consequence OF
change in the schedule of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad tr,ins do not now
connect at Petersburg with the trains fol
Norfolk. t"* .<7.f. '.s =
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ru-r4L AFFAIRS.--A new post-utflCc l.
,tahl>hcd at MonaskoD, Lancaster county,
\ g.. ou the route by steamboat from Fred
.5,h.Aur-. Va, to Baltimore. Md, with A,
=, carter IL postmaster. William IL. Chap
l.'n i, appointed railway post-ottice clerk
Tween Washington, d. c., and Lynch
r.. Va. Woe William II. james, trans
'rrd. This appointment is made, it is
1al@i.tcod. uprn the recommendation Of
,pncl John ;. Mostly.
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WHAT DID IT! Is; no longer the question since
the introduction OF the Centaur Liniwent. When
we meet an old friend who has been shelyed with
rheumatism, Or see aperson nangled underneath
rallcsr and restored to shape, and comelincss we
now know that it's the Cenlaur Liniment that does
The work. No other article ever did perform such
nlriclcs THERE'S no swelling that 1t win rotsoft-
en- NO pain it will not soothe, or lamencss 1t will
.,t
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a FRIEND fg. NEED IS a FRIEND INHEKD
aud such . friend Is HELMlotDss BucHr TO the un.
fortunate sufferer who has been sowing his wiid
oats Warranted t6 cure all diseases Of the kidnsys
and urinary organs. .Lyok cut for tcounterfeits.
Geauine his private proprietary stamp or =. Z.
HELMBoLD on each bottle. Directions accompaIy.
Sold by an druggists JotIS r. HENRY, New Yosk,
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The Press on Gov. Wise's Position

>,r ,rrtCT THE FUTURE or Thk STATE.
.,,.,,,,,.,rr Index CONSERVATIVE. juno 81
WIN, nlotform Of principles the party no
,,5 v,rl5 have II i rs hard n ever 20
l,r ubiIr ne hamc> the conservatives
,,rb,ro 70 the constitutional amcnd.
hc >,y> he himself would DE the
'. i..t ,;,,,nt, whose un>crupulou> tyiannF
, t,,nnd ANYTHING warranted y. those
,r,udncnt> ,;.,;,
,;,n ~ 4 remarkable man but that it
r...1l affect the future Of the State, we
IL. ha,e 10 douht.
,.,..s~usRrsyt ytS TuH CONSERVATIVE RANKS.
rprc aru.sl 1, cnscr,AtivC), June
nj I,ar,r shows that he is evidently OF no
,n,,.,,,., IN our ranks. We regarded the
~ ,.I rr,pId ui General II. \. Wise rs
A. an and accomplished. We looked
.r l,'o - unc ot those men of the past
,..i finished his work and was longing
frnu The stage OF human activity,
,..,r vi;h h,> work and able TO look back
...., =, and pronounce it good But
.,n.r he ,hlu>tS himself into public
a.. in 80 untmeIy manner, We have
:. ~, that # be desires to fight the
,..a.,r,s,jv,, party we defy him and all OF
,,. ,ls.., and hid him :" lay on Macdut and
t.u.r.I !,t hvwAo first cries. Hold, enough
..>,.ryp oX HIS OWN UTTEKANCEs.
.>..,1,. yi-r,l!an CONSERVATIVE. June 81
r.,,i;. !, = sad business to lis. and we
,..f A., no further. He stands convicted by
r.. nvn ult"r;tnCcs OF S!mrathles "ith
t..... Nhu ii they were once III power
..I ln ;c lis what the negroes. carpet
a. IN "a -
-..,. vHrl, they have obtained cnntrol ;
..,. hank God the people OF Virginia
CO.,. nm, p.rr7,t this piece ot history TO re-
..r it,t'i: ana The kinde>t wish we can
,.aur old friend is that both parties may
sake. ,hrir nominations so that he may
...l.f,. III. ,url ul HI arena and the confusion
defeat.
...u,-,>r WILD. -. yHTH!C. AND EXTRAVAGAST.
;l,atn!rn: VIII q ,rou>"ryitiv':l, June 81
3sI, letter J. characteristic Of General
v..-.lniuruf. uld. eccentric, and eNtrlya-
.. II, Ii, ry,ly hurls his fiery anathcmas
....h ct tie political parties Of the State,
.4.t.f'.,. however, with the greater vim at
..,. .,..t, Il lie Conservatives. He appears
81. r,.fnk ~. Democrats and Uld-Line Wings
ri u,,,i a-r,, upou any platform, as the
...',r "hlt. Democrats worse than they do
.,i,l.lu- -rt-. ,,atiwa.s. or Black Rcpuh-
- In TIN. a, in almost everything
., Hp ,a,~. ~ Wc lad to know the
t..nl = wi>tlk"n NJ Whig worthy
... .,ln,. ~url,r,d hi, prciud;ces to survive
... utr. Ani IN The r0uug contest he will
,ud ~. I'D W hg~ united and enthusiastic
50. r.a. ,utI'"ll OF that gleat statesman and
..,, ,urrlpl K. VI. I. Hunter. the noble and
..". .u: k"mper. the able aud eloquent
=. t,r. - ANY other tired and true old
'a.. 1T vino may br the nominee OF the
t.'--aNrjNr party of the state. Provided.
.,.. 'a,t >iure the -rey head of their great
..t .t.ilcd leader. the chiva'rouS, glorious
.r,rrl o. the West. ha> been laid III the
-',. hey have not attempted To >candallZe
L.. ..m,m"ry and driane his character. This
i.,, U,N.r could excuse. forgive, or forget.
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JouRNALIsric.-Mr Randolph Dickinson
having sold out his interest in the Franklin
Gazettc, that paper will hereafter be con.
d,,cted by McSSrs. w. A. and q. Grithth.
Mes rs. Charles NJ. and Frank q. Weober
have leased the Office OF the Roanoke lzn'es'
Colonel McCaul retires. s1g
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>tl,'nE n CoLoKED MANA colored
na'n iNin- with Mr.. John Timbcrlake, in
N"w Kent county, committed suicide on
"'.!n".day lust by shooting himself with a
-i"'--un loaded with large duck shot. He
t'' him clt shortly after he went out in the
sid 10 pyu!h - West Point S!Gr.
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FrGhtr ON THE STREEr.---A fight occurred
Yesterday evening about o'clock, in front
IF the Theatre, between two parties, aud
considerable excitement was caused to the
neighboIhood by the 6 knockdown" argu-
meut of the beligerentS. They were ar
rested, however, before doing each other
anv personal damage, though one Of them
had his coat torn of. They were taken to the
station-bollsa, where they were discharged
by Justice Crutchteld upon payment Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

APPOINTMENT AND REMov Landon
Boyd, late assistant assessor, has been ap-
pointed United States internal revenue TO-
incco inspector for this district, rce MIR. J..
W. Jackson removed.
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<F'lrrp USrFR AN AIIAS-The friends
~ ,,rlor MIlrh,ll, Of Oregon, III this city.
IT.. ;lllr hc admits that he is iyin@ under
"-.t'.. a> CHARGED hv Pittsburgh PAPER.
TRY .tdo, however. that it is not now
:J.@.-ht that the fact will inperil his seat
ln rL. senate. II, il i cllimed thai the Senate
ion- time ago made Il precedent by refuS-
.u- - exclude Il -enator elected under au
tuned name. on the ground that the elcc-
:i"u Wq> valid where there was no mistake
t. H." Individual meant to be selected hy
'n.. J. '.i>nfl,re: The Catlsc cf his change OF
'.nn and local hahitation (he formerly lived
9" H,nn>l tNania). it Is stated, was some
"suuirUl lndi>cretiou. = Washington Cor
.----Li. ~. Hnlhmorc .SMn.
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h''. y. ". Calhoun. Presbyterian min
'''rr. ,om Of Rev. WiI'iam Calhoun, long the
'@','"r OF Hebron church. near this city, died
u h''h r"an'Ea few days since. He was Il
fd"J>nn nt br. James WaddeI. tie fsmons
'h'rhy'"rirn Clergyman StnuntOn ptndt-
'Glrg
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FoR HORSES AND MULES at low prices ana on
liberal terms cali on TURNER & Co.. Franklin
f,treet fDavis's old stand) They have . :spien6d
stock; Give them call. ~ .,sy,g,,s 49,,
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BAPTIST sTSUSDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION The
regular monthly meeting of the Baptist sun
day School Association will occur Tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock at the Grace-Street
BaDtist church. s..' 81,
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
TAI law-useful, servfceable, and cheap. The ad-
yertiser Gun Ill the luck of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cent.
Can be printed ut this Office ut low rates.
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METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHooL UNIc,N.-A
mass-meeting of the Methodist Sunday.
School Union of Richmond and Manc hester
will be held in the Manchester Met hodst
church at 81 p. Nj. on Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

ApvE-TIsED W NILES Is SozoposT: and II
you r<e II daily The white giesm OF the pearls be-
tween the parted ruses win prove its excellence as
tien.ifrice, and the sweetness OF the breath VIII
attest rs purifying properties. -
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To THE LAD1Es-Just received the latest style OF
fans. tewsiry, hair goods, KID gloves scarfs, &c.
&c, for sale at greatly reduced price, at E. L.
GRAyGER'S, c27 Broad street. Please give me .
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DUrcHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEp-BuGs. ..-Cer-
tain death TO t!eivermin, Kills ON touch, destroys
eggs aud nests, roots them out Use y AND sleep In
peace Twenty five and lfty cents. Large bottles
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Cosylcr Received. Clay, Stephens, from
CambclI county, aud sent for three years for
housebreaking, was received at the penlten'.
tiarv yesterday.
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BOYS HATs.-The greatest variety Of boys hats
In Richmond can he found Mt =. WEfsIG Err Goa.
No old stock. Great bargains. Some damaged hats
as low rs five cents.
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City CoUNoIL.-The regular semi-monthly
meeting of the City Council will be held OIL
Monday afternoon. ---.-...- -....
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If YOU WANT A REAL SoBBT HAT FOR YOUR
money, 20 TO SIMMONS & CO.'S, next to Dtspa4ch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

IMPERIAL CREAM ALE AT 80 and 81 per dozen
at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDs-yery useful for husi.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
ctiearly done at this office ts
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Go to ALIENS. II yon want 20 see the Grettiess
aud largest vsilety or styles Of HATS for men and
boys fn the city 'iTleif prices nre low.
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Donot ply two prices for your HATS, but 60 to
ALIENS, 1919 Main street, and see their prices ana
styleI, and you win get sniiel. 'I '5-E"E
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HARpFR's WEEKLY for. thia week. containing
ahalf-page illustration OF Richmond College as it
win be when completed. for sale by J.. 7. ELY
SON, newsdeaer, ltl3 N uu street. Price, ten cents.
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1 A. A. ALLsv & BROTHER have ;ast rsfaraca
from New York With another los Of summer sasies
of;HATs, which they bough: very low.
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TIE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF HATS IN MICH
MoND. GoHls all new. Third large supply this
seaso , at Z. WKislGER & Co.'S, 1911 Main street.
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1878. 81 SUMMER. + 1878.
Diamond 5ewelry sets of pins, ear-drops, cluster
and solitaire rings aud studs, at, B.,
-4e.s.' t'l NowLAN & Co.'S,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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YoUTiis' AND cHILDREN's sTRAwHATs, fancy
and plain styles, In great variety. ut SIMMONS &
Co s, ll,s Main street.
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CoaMissIoNER OF DEEDS APPOINTED. The
Governor yesterday appointed Mr.. Howard
Douglass commissioner Of deeds for Wiz
ginia to reside In Cincinnati.
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TnE WEEKLY DISPATCH, just out, contains the
fullest and most accurate account Of the recent
Baptist Association In this city Price, cents per
COPY. For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN lll2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

CArAwBA WIsE--Cfaret and Virgins wines 0i
superior quality for saic low By CHRISTIAN &
HI TIE 'sR 80
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HATS JUST RECEIVED
at P. WEisIGER i Co.'S. Third Tip TO New York
lIs season. s-e.s So : ~.
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CulLDHES'S CARRIAGE AND SHOWCASE DE-
POT, No. 7ls Main street, between Seventh aud
Eighth .ft.,H ..s,s
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POSTAL CARDs.--lho-e who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly and
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BAPTIST MEMORIAL
MEETING. published in Weekly Disputch, for sale
by j. T. ErLYs0S. Main street. Price, cents per
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aRouSp-ANb. oUSD n At. for Mis:cs, stP. WEI
sIeER & Co,s Entfreiy new. sssts l2as go ~
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For BARGAINS IS CnLDHES's CARRIAGES GO
to No. 7l3 Main street They are going off rapidly.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF STRAW HATs-au new styles
at SIMMONS 4 Co.'S, next to Dispatch.
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: Remember, ALLEs,st1s the 'place TO bus Sonr
n 80
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On aU sales of real estdte made brtDeen the 1Sf y
January q,sd Soth Of June the tdres for hepre
sent year hdceto BE- paid bythe purchaser, Ch
uf The year the tdres hare H. be Jrid ythe seller
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HENRIco CouRleThis court meets agail
on Monday. It was not In session Yesterday
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GO TO PIzzINI's and get some Of those nice straw
berries. Selling low this morning. .
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PNEApPLEs, the finest OF the season, are to be
found at PIzzISIs. gr ... ..r
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GENUINE PANAMA, MAcKISAw, AND LEGHoRS
HATS at SIMMONS & CO.'S, ll1e Main street
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Go TO as1,oS1's icc.crean saloon
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so TO AvroNI's dining saloon.
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This as well as all other Imported perfumes may
be had or MEADE Sc BAKER, elo Min street.
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Go TO ASToNI's for pure cream
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Go TO ANTnSI's for sweet oranges.

THOSE LARGE YELLOW BANANAS came from Piz
2ISI's, aud he has just received q fresh lot.
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Go TO ANToS1s lcc-crcaIn saloon.
so TO AVroNI's dining saloon
P1yEAppL Es, the finest OF the season, are to be
found al PIzzESI's. .s.r .
Go TO ASToNI'S for pure cream.
GO TO PIzzSI's and get some Of those nice straw
berries. Selling low this morning. .
GO TO ANToNI's for yellow bananas.
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Go TO ASToNI'S Tor strawberries and cream
THOSE LARGE YELLOW BANANAS came from Piz-
aISIs, aud he has just received q fresh lot.
| GO TO ANTnSIs for sweet oranges.
| .s.sH... .. --------- #e.
| GOTO ASToSI's, the confectloner.
| 90 TO AyToSI's refreShnent saloon.
! Ice CREAM SATCHELS, something new, at Pizzl-
MS. most convenient thing In which to carry
ice-cream. . ..-. --..---.., 'e.#
COLD soDA-wATER, with due fruit syrups, ut
PrzzIsI's.
| Go TO AgToNI's for Strawberries and cream.
.ASroNIs SALOON is the coolest in the city.
| Go TO ANToSI's for bananas, oranges, and pine
apples. .------
| PIZZINI has large lot Of pincapples.
| LEAVE YOUR ORDERS EARLY TO-DAY FOR ICE
| CREAM at PIZZINI'S. H.
LADIES AND GENrLEMEN's DINING BALLOON at
ANToSls.
| Goru ANIOSI's, the great refreshment saloon
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

GO TO ANToNTs for yellow bananas.
Go TO ASroNI's for strawberries and cream.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07
Goro AaIoSI's, the great refreshment saloon.

LADIES AND GEaTLEMEN's DINING SALOON a
kNTOYl's. Fl a...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-07

Ice CREAM SAfcHELs, something new, at PlzzI-
MS. A most convenient thing In which to carry
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