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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-24
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THE GREAT kEMEDl fW
COMSUAPT|o
which can be cured bgI
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has VI
proved by the hundreds 4
testimonials received byI
proprietors. 1t is ackl'fI
edged by many prOnlNI
physicians to be the MI
reliable preparation eyeff|
troduced for the reIlet Al
cure of all Lung compIaIlll|
and is Offered to the publ
sanctioned by the expe RE-
of over forty years. WA
resorted to in season lI%.|
dom fails to effect a aR9|
cure in the most 'e .s
cases of Coughs, Bro1 n
Group, WhooPins C Sl$|
Influenza, Asthma, C@A|
Sore Throat, Pains or S S3
ness in the Chest and S Sll
Liver Complaint, B BIZ. NJ
at the Lungs, &C. WHi'
Balsam does not GIy vi
Cough, and leave the ', a
behind, as is the case " !,
most preparations @' 4,
looeops and cleanSes v
lungs, and allay,s lrEl o.,
thus removing the ca''
the complaint
PREPARED Df nj
SETH W. roWIE { SOUS, l B,'i o.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-24

hCKoss AFRICA IN 4 BALLooN.-Jules
Verue's ingenious narrative off supposed
Journey in a balloon ever the wilds Of AZ
rica has been fully equaled by an actual
occurrence. A few weeks ago it was an-
nounced that the wreck of balloon was
round whore it had landed IN South Afri-
ca, near Natal, and from package OF
letters found close al hand. il was evident
that it had been sent out from Paris ut
the time of the siege and had jOurnIed
some five thousand miles. NJ. Dc Fon-
vieIle, well known PRS Saran who has
given much attention to ballooning, in
letter to the London Times, demonstrates
that the wrecked balloon was tho "Rlch
ard Wallace" which left Paris in charge
of NJ. Lacaze, on the 9th Of January,
1871, three days before the capituIatlon,
When last seen NJ. Lacazc was passing
southwark over Rochefort Beyond any
question he found 4 currcBt blowing from
the northward which carried him-proba
bly, in the night time-out over the Med
ilerranean Sea. In the effort to escape
drowning he must have thrown cut bal |
last Of which he had | SOP pounds. Sub-
finding himself over the Desert
Of Sahara, he may have thong ht it best TO
keep on, in the hopes of being carried to
the sea coast in the ncighborhoed of some
European settlement. He believes the
leronaut was alive when his balloon land
cd, but that unless he was killed in his
attempt TO land, or subsequently starved
to death in the wilderness, he may yet
reach Natal From record of the bal
looms which left Paris during the siege it
appears that lie Richard Wallace" left
the Northern Railway Station at 30 miu-
utes past two o'clock, A. NJ. Jan. 81.
Emile Lacaze alone with SOC
pounds of dispatches and two pigeons.
The balloon was of the same general size
as most Of the balloons which were sent
out, having capacity of 70,400 cubic
feet. 1t has heretofore been supposed
that the balloon dropped into the sea, as
nothing was known Of it after it was seen
to hover over Basin d Archachon. The
Richard Wallace" was Of the same bize
as the Vile d. Orleans" which carried
Nj. NJ. Roller and Deschamps six han
drcd miles north of Christana in Norway.
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Captain Fry, of the Virginius, whose
noble letter pleading for others instead of
for himself has excited so much admira-
ton has left a widow and seven children in
destitute circumstances. Indeed it was
for their sake that he ran the risk which
cost him his life. The St. Louis Globe,
which has received subscriptions for the
murdered sailors family, acknowledged,
on Sunday of last week, the receipt Of
S353.50 for this purpose, and added that
the amount ought to reach $1,000 by the
end Of that week. We trust that its ex-
pectation will be more than realized, as
the case appeals strongly to the sympa-
thies of the people in all parts of the
country. A meeting Of the soldiers and
sailors OF the late war, in St. Louis. has
in view the same benevolent object.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-24
Oh Girls.

Ifyou would have your Johns and nenrys keen
irst rate company and keep their heads level send
them to :.
RANDALL'S GREAT MORAL RESTAURANT
and be happy in seeing the pride of your hearts
grow up as they should. Selah!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14
NO. 1l5.

YOUNG MEs's CHRISTIAN Association -
This Association held its annual meeting
last night at its rooms, Mr.. w. c. May o id
the chair
Mr. ". c. Mayo, president of the Asso-
citation, presented his annlIal report, from
which it appears that the society is not in so
ilourishing condition us In some forir er
years. He depIores want Of activity and
interest among the members, youhg and
old. Repeated efforts to sustain prayer.
meetings have failed. Tbirty-two new men,
bers were admitted during the year, and the
loss by death. removal, and withdrawal was
ninety.oiis: When all the dues of the mem.
bers are collected there will be money enough
in the treasury TO pay all outstanding bills
and current expenses, and leave moderate
surplus. Fifty volumes have been added to
the library. A number Of INDECENT families
were supplied with wood during the winter
hy the Committee for the Relief of the Poor.
The report concludes with an earnest appeal
to the members of the Association to labor
for the spiritual Improvement of the youn:
men of the city.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing yesr: President, l.. :. Edwards !:
Eice-PreSidents, w. {. Mayo, W. 4. Daniel,
a. K. Courtney, +. +. Parham. aud j. IL.
Blain; Chairman Library Committee, Fl. l..
Danforth; Corresponding Secretary, Bcnja
m'n Bates; Recording Secretary, +. Plea
SAINTS: Registrar. ". Z. Jones: Treasurer,
w. w. Woodward. Directors, E. NJ. Crump,
c. ). Spence, J. ". Cringan, j. 7. Elyson.
aud Chas. $. Mcfarland.
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ASSIvERsARY CELEBGATioSS.-1he ami
vcr>ilry celebration of the Union Literary
Society of Hampden $! dney College will be
held on Tuesday, June 10th. Committee ::
T. J. Naylor, Georgia; W. l.. Chinn, Virgil
MIA: J. IL. Quislcy, West Virginia; T. W.
Conyers, Missouri; c.. V. Ca'iti. Texas; b.
Frank Bedinger. Kentucky.
The anniversary celebration of the Philan-
thropic Society Of Hampdcn sydney Col
lcge will take place on Wednesday evening,
June llth. Junior orators: }. y. Sanderson,
Alabama ; }. y. Nat, Tennessee: medalist,
i. L. McLin, Tennessee; presenter OF
medal, CIV. Dabney, Virginia. Final orator,
Ii. B. GiIkc>on, West Virginia. Committee
W. IL. Woods, Kentucky Il. V. MlchauH,
Jr., North Carolina; ". G. Panc:,kc, West
Virginia; II. II. DodSon, Solth Carolina
T. II. Campbell. W. l.. Martin, Virginia ;
w. E.. IIerndon. Kentucky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

The INDIANS AT THE THEATRE.-The Thea
tire has not been as full for many day as it
was last night and Monday night. Buffalo
Bill, Texas Jack, and Ned Buntline, the
Scouts Of the Praries. have certainly drawn
well since they have been in this city. To.
morrow afternoon there will be Il grand
matinee, and the entertainment in the eve
ming will close their engagement in this city.
The Richmond thcatre.goers have certainly
had Il chance at the sensational this time,
and the exhibition by the Indians, giving Il
it does picture OF life on the plains, in
which is introduced the dance of death.
throwing the lasso, the defiance, on the tIail,
the rescue, and the last shot, has proved
most satisfactory to those who are fond oi
the Observation-Disclosures" sort of anuSe-
ment
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PROPOSALS.

ITO BRIDGE GECOSTRACTORS. - Pro
/ PO>ALs Will lie receiyei nntii noon on alON
DAY. June 9TH 1873, for the suirrstrucilrr of IN"
bridge across the i:on6Ec river, Oh Tie Roanoke
ra'iry ri,!rni!, mar CiarScsvilic, NecaicnturS
IT, 49,, - ~ bridge st!l be shout 1889 feet:
u, III ia i..i. a!'y" rail-, !. frct: width IN cl"E,
q .tri; pl: u. Truss. Howe; nnnb%r of spans.
zen iiDl !: length Of spans irol ib! iG9 feet.
The Howe plan f. rvo well known 10 require dc
tailed specifications with !his i:cmenf. |.
wjll la .ul, tent tn state that til" material must k
of the best quality. the wood stra:sh'-2ratned and
fr.cfrom shakes. wave. or sap; ~. ~roasht ir1n
tr,ls,-rtys enlarged ut euds sufficiently 70 give al
excess Of area al thread: the an2le-hlocks tubed,
and the prop rion s ana sg"S'n io, m o. a uns su 70
.he lIneai foot. IN ADDITION 10 the weight OF uc
structure, will no, canse u straii. upon any part
thereof exceeding one-dith It's ultimate power ot
The rails viii be carried on s.rnsers doubled and
breaking joint. rsting on noor-heains TWO AUG
half feet from ctcir. 10 cenirc.
Prr,Ip.tl> should state: -
Isl The price per iinc.l foot for the bridge with.
,n' roobng or Notwithstanding, Including all mate
... rhe price f,r hrcge including both roofing
and Misunderstanding.
a, The price per pouad that viii be deducted
from contract price II The wrought IRON shouin bs
furnished hy the rsi!road company.
a,li. The price per pound that will nc 1edacten
" castings should DC furnished by The hsl'foda
stn. ne price per 81 ftrt. Il. that VIII ie de.
dmetca If timber shall he iariilsft by the railroad
The right Is reserved to reject any or sii OF the
bids or accept higher irs!esi OF The io"ei ,iia,
the terms OF payment or other conditions siooio
render IL more advantageous. >,
Bidders can assume That cash payments VIII ~
nate monthly for work actually doe ana maleIisIs
actually delivered reoeryiHg " per ces NJ III npst
estl,nata: hut these ,candIi,Ds saay be sap)cci "
notifications upon clasiig the eonfFset.
The work must lie complctcd ny Deecmher !, isi3.
For further mfornstion apply To pAri = s!S.' w.
chief eGgineccr RosGnse Sss:ey rsi..ca.i' h'ss'
vile, Va.
Address propoVs IL TO The aaaer>ixbtSaa
H. HAUpf, Ae,seral HahaSey
Piedmont Air-Line railway, kichmond, We.
RIcAaoNp, April u, UN. Hys'AHs"
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN Tue
RICnNpSp PusT-OFFIcE MAY 15. 1sIo.-W.
John Clark. Richmond, Va; I. w. Dunc'n,
Richmond. Va; james a. Fulton, Guinea
station, Caroline county, Va; Lottle j. Gil
liam, care of Robert Gillian, Prince George
Courthouse, Va. ; Ella Farrer, Richmond.
Va; Henrietta Harris, Richmond, Va; Ida
HabliSton. 10 west Clay street, Richmond,
Va: u. II. Rogers, Rockets, Richmond
Va; Lucy Vaughan, 81 Webster street,
New Haven. Conn; Sally I. Louise Mrs
r. B. Craddock, No. 2l5 Twenty-ciohti
street, Richmond, Va.
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tOSyEYAEcES or REAL ESTATE durlnS Inc
week ending May 10, 1878:
Lot fronting lJj feet on Grace street be-
tween Pine and Laurel. for S2,700.
Lot fronting - feet On Leigh street west
of Second. for 1li.
Lot Grcaiin.. :,3 feet ON Twentieth street
between Broad and Grace, for $500.
Lot fronting 2jb feet Oil Clay street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth. for $4,000.
Lot fronting Il lect on Franklin street
between Monroe aud Henry. for 1857.
Lot fronting 50 feet on Nicholson street,
for $500.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Clay street be-
tween Graham and Hancock.
Lot fronting 90 feet on Leigh street near
GiImcr, for 5000
Lot fronting IS feet on Leigh street west
of second, tor 800.
Lot fronting 90 feet on Brook avenue, for
Slo4.
Lot fronting 20 feet on Second street, cor
ner Baker
Lot fronting 145 feet on Main street be-
tween Henry and Monroe, for SG.jS3.
Lot fronting 81 feet on Franklin street,
corner of Henry aud Monroe, for $3.50.
Lot t.ontn. 80 feet on Main street be-
tween Henry and Monroe. for $3.50. =
Lot fronting ~ feet on Pine street south
of Cumb ri,nd. for SG3O
Lot fronting - feet on Broad street be
tween Twcnty-iirst and TWcnty-sccond, for
$50.
Lot fronting 3l9 feet on Franklin street
near Laurel, tor 3:2Jo.
Lot fronting 32A feet on Franklin street
near Laurel. Tor $3.50.
Lot fronting 45 feet on Marshal! street,
corner Graham. for S2.ol5.
Lot fronting 80 feet on Bloody Run street,
coruer Ash, for S2223.
Lot tronfin" Il feet Oh Seventeenth street
near Washington. for $500.
Lot fronting 1G5 feet on Third street south
Of Cary, tor $3.50.
Lot fronting - feet on Broad street be-
tween Twcnty-tI>t and Twentysrcond.
Lot fronting 30 feet on Clay street between
Firth and sixth, for $4,000.
Lot fronting j3 feet on tatllrne street,
corner Muniord, Tor $l,21o.
Lot fronting - feet on Canal street be-
tween First and second. for $3.50.
Lot fronting Az fec; on Clay street west
Of Adams, torS
Lot fronting 40 feet on Clay street west
Of Kinney, tor $3.50.
Lot fronting % feet on Leigh street be-
tween Third and Fourth, for 500.
Lot fronting SO feet Oh Twenty-htth street
between y and p, for SST5.
Lot fronting 81 feet on Pine street, for
$1,a1j.
Lot fronting - feet on Marshall street
Between First and Second, for s303,
Lot fronting 81 feet on Broad street be-
tween Harrison and Kinney, for $3.50.
Lot fronting 20 feet on Park avenue, for
$500.
Lot fronting 1o3 feet on Tyler street (tr-
Angular lol), for SO.
Lot fronting los feet Oh Chesapeake AMI
Ohio railroad, for $40.
Lot fronting 1913 feet on Chesapeake ana
Onio railroad, for F3iJ.
Lot fronlin" l0j feet on Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. for $3.50.
Lot fronting l32 feet OH Franklin street
corner of Thirty-tirst. for $3.50.
Lot fronting SO feet on Grace street be-
tween Monroe and Henry, tor s2,625.
Lo, fronting 80 feet on Lester street, Tor
s5UU.
Lot fronting Ala feet on Twenty.seHenth
street near \, for SSUO.
Lot trouliug 34l feet on Clay street corner
of Fifth, for :i.1o.
Lot fronting 80 feet Oh Clay street near
Hancock, for Sl,9I5.
Lot fronting 25S feet OH Clay street near
Twenty.seventh, for 81 ,45O.
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@. Did be not come to Richmond on this
| busnesSf
\. He did not; aud, moreover; he never
| spoke TO me on the subject.
q. Please to state to the committee wha!
] said to Mr. Euker.
y. Well, sir, really | don't remember,
but he
DECLINED GIVING THE NAME OF TIE GENTLEMAN
who told him about the ring.
q. Did not tell him to 20 t. the gentle.
nmn and say that he Was circulating false
reporte
A. Perhaps you did but don't remem.
Der 1t now. In regard to the conversation
with MIR. Euker, will say that we inferred
from the Presidents address that ring had
been formed, and with this impression ask.
ed him who composed that ring.
e. Do you recolect whether Mr.. Hamil-
ton has been i'll Richmond twice sine the
gas investigation last fail!
a. | do not.
Y. Have you any information of any pcr.
sons In or out of the Council who have con.
spired to break down the credit of the city
IN regard to the purchase of the Gas-Works =:
\. have not.
MR.. wH!TLOcK on THE STAND.
At this point Mr.. Whitlock called Mr.;
Starkc to the chair, while be took the stand
and was examined by Air. Starkc.
q. Will YOU state to The committee any in.
formation you may bave OH the subject?
4. have had no information except that
which | have derived here. | have endea.
voied to charge my mind in regard to any
conversation, however trivial, and cannot
| now recollect ever having heard the thing
discussed, since the investigation of last fall;
except that General Newbcrry called to my
mind that, at ii meeting of a subcommittee
| OIL streets, held by request ut his house, at
which were present Mr.. Hall. Captain DIM
mock, General Sewberry, and myself, the
subject was alluded to, but cannot recolect
anything that WAS said. Excepting this con.
yer>ation | cannot remember ever having eS
changed Il word with any member of the
Council on the subject, and if | have it WA.
80 TRIVIAL that it WAS not worthy of note.
never was approached by any member OF tn,
Council, Or other person, to lend any assist.
ance to any scheme OF the sort, and no per.
son coald have heard the remarks of tht
President with greater surprise than |.
Q. What occurred at the conversation with
MesSrs. Euker and Bossieux?
\. Mr.. Euker laughingly said, in answer
to IN inquiry from me, that he had heard my
name called on the trip to the coal.pits Al
being one Of the parties. | requested hin
to furnish the name of the party from whom
lie heard it, and he laughlngly declined, say
ins that he didn't have the authority to d'
80. asked him then if he would do me on
favor. lie said he would, and requc>t,t
him to 20 to the party and say to him TO
me that he was circulating false report.
The committee then rose to meet ut
O'Clock this afternoon. when General Brad
| lev Johnson, General Newtcrry, Mr. EukcT
present aud testify.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP REPUBLICAN, NcMlSA-
TIoNs.--The Republicans OF Fairfield town
ship have nominated tue following cand'-
dates: Major 5. n. Annable, supervisor
George NJ. Fleck, clerk; George W. Barker,
assessor; {. l., Miller, collector OF taxes ;
Edmund Dabney (colored), overseer OF the
poor Major Annablc, who is the present SUI
pervsor of the township, will not be can
didate for rejection, and would have IL"
clned if he had been ut the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

RUNAWAY AtuIDENT.-On 1londiv after
noon between and D O'Clock horse at
tached to butchers wagon belonging to a
German. who WAS driving him honcTard,
took fright on Brook avenue near Marshall
street aud i1in away, smashing the wagon to
pieces and THROWN" the driver ont, who WAS
bruised considerably, though not dlnger-
pItSlp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

PEnsoSAL-DE. UELMBOLD To riiE FRONT
AGAIS.-We are glad 10 Sc. that during the Doc
tors temporary residence In Europe Tie supply OF
his genuine EXTRACT BucHU-the only known
specific for urinary disorders and obscure COM
plants in either sex-aas been supplied nom MS
fornul. and apparatus by his representative here.
rhe Genuine article bears the Doctors signature, sud
q nro,ably the hfst known and most valuable REM
o,y of The kind In the world. JOHN +. HENRY,
Xcw York, sole agrnt. = q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

VIRGINIA HONE INSURANCE COMPANY
Tie annual meeting of the Virginia Home
INSURANCE Company WAS held 1T the comra-
ny's off :" yesterday afternoon. On motion
of William l.. Isaacs. H. X. EIlvson was ;:l-
poiutcd chairman and B. [. Wnerry, or,
secretary. The report of the President ana
Roard of Directors WIS read, showing the
co,u,npy to be in most prosperous condi-
ton the business of the year being larger
than any preceding Year. d. }. Hartsook was
then unanimously reelected President. Tne
following Board Of Directors was also elected (,
W.B isaacs, W. G. Paine, G. X. Crutchtield
George :. Palmer, p. Campbell. 7. {: WI
l,ms. John Enders, +. 5. Turpsi, r. +
i3IanSenshio. j. c. Williams, 4. William
PclnbcrGon, p. W. Grubb-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

OAEwoop MEMORIAL DAY.--To. day the
ladies of the Oal,wood Memorial Association
will decorate the graves of eighteen thou
sand soldiers with flowers. and doubtless
upon so interesting an OCCASION the attend
ancc will be very large.
The First Virginia regiment and Howit-
zcrs will parade at O'Clock in front Of the
City Hall, and QWrterna>ter Bigger will be
at the City Hall from II O'Clock until T..
VI. TO take charge of any floral contribu-
tions.
There will be II line Of onnibuss"s run in
connection with the Strcet-cars to Oakwood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

PERSoNAL.-We learn that the friends of
Professor Charles II. Wlu>ton, ot tui~ city,
will urge hi. nlliIc before the Board OF Fis-
itor~ Of the University for the ProicssUrship
Of Moral Philosophy, male TGcant by the
recent death uf DR.. McGufy.
Professor Winston is Il distinguished Mas
ter of Arts both of Hampdcn Sydney Col
lcec and of the University OF Virginia. He
i;l, held for ten or twelve years the positions
OF President and Professor Of Moral Science
in the Richmond Female Institute, having
previously filled the Chair of Ancient Lam
gllagcs in l':dn.kirania University, Men
tllCkv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

CHAScEEr COURT OF RIcHMoSD.-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
Ritter rs. Rutherford's administrator, &c.
Decree directing release Of the property in
the bill and proceedings mentioned.
In the matter of the petition Of Fannie
Bell Tinsley. &c. Order directing the fluids
therein mentioned TO be paid to tile petition
erS.
Pitcher, &C., Us. W&sham, sc. Decree
making provision for deed to the purchaser
upon payment of the purchase money aud
for the distribution of the fund.
HoltZheimer, de-, rs. Stewart, &c. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner, and
directing Il sale OF part Of the property in
the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Bohannon Is. Page. trustee, &c. Decree
modifying decree of May S, 1873, in certain
respects therein set forth.
Ould S Darlington Us. Buckingham Slate
Company, &c. Decree in conformity With
opinion of court overrulng exceptions and
selling The principles involved in the case.
Frltn Is. Duvafs executor. Decree re-
ierrlng clllse to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Burr, trustee, Is. Hutcheson's admins
traitor, &c. Decree in conformity with
opinion Of the court, oyerruling some ex.
ceptions, sustaining another in part, and re-
committing cause to the commissioner for
further inquiry and report.
Brennan & llaggcrty Us. Murphy, &c
Order diSsolring the injunction heretofore
awarded in this case.
Reid Us. BosSieuX. Decree referring cause
to a commissioner for inquiry and account.
Wilkinson Us. Wilkinson and others. De.
cree confirming sale by commissioner aud
making partial distribution of the fund.
Wright, sheriff, Us. Stewart, &c. Decree
maxim" final disposition Of cause.
Patton, administrator. Us. Fry, &c. De
cree confirming report of commissioner art
directing ii sale Of Il part Of the property il
the bill and proceedings mentioned.
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VALUABLE FRASKLIS a%D GKA'E->rhEgr
PpnpEETY.--Jlcs*rs. GAuBBs K WILLIAMS viii
offer II auction at o'clock THIS AFTERNOON eight
rst-c;4ss building lot, al the northwest corner OF
Franklin aud Madison streets and at the south~es
corner ut Grace and Madison streets. Ths among
the most desirable propert! in the city and the sae
Il unconditional.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

jon rRi>TiSG.-Wa cnll III" attention ot rlei-
.lauts, rl.rLs al courts, srrs, lawyers, Ta'it"'p'
steamship aud canal oiiic.rsani asnis ,nNiall ohers
a wing ~ ers for printing, Ia the hclatis ocrrh NJ
the DISPATCH PRINTING EEThBtohMgNT Tor the
~a>,pl ard fstl'fn' execution OF all Snos ~ ~"
pRISrlS,i. We cap tHlT;ihr Mt short n0tire '"''
iill-lIcsns LrttcriIr:t, irDgr'T'Ii"', Bhu lse'''
i;iank4, Pamphlets, Tag,, Uana-Bill-. Catalogue
Bills OF Fare. show-E!lis, Checks, Drafts, &r &c.
Satisfaction g.f.fuuleet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-14

PyrBIAS MEErsG.-Tbe officers and mem.
hers of the Grand Lodge Of knights of
pythiss of Virginia will hold an important
meeting at the office of the Piedmont and
Arlington Life Insurance Company tonight
ut s O'Clock. Grand Chancellor Phillips will
40 nIrs,nf,