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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-19

MAYORS sCoURT.-Mayor Mayo held his court
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
Mark Rosenthal and his wife We're charged
evidence it appeared that there had been 4
disagreement between these parties for some
time back, which had on several times led TO
sharp words and few days since Mrs. Ro-
senthal attacked Mr.. Bernstein with 4 basket,
giving him some hard knocks on the head with
it. 1t was, however, proven that Bernstein
was man of violent temper, and constantly
quarrelling with his neighbors. The Mayor
discharged Rosenthal, and required Bernstein
TO give two hundred dollars security for his
future good behavior.
Robert Clarke was charged with stealing =
pistol from Augustus kuehn, 4 Federal SOL
dcr. Kuehn had the pistol taken from him
whilst asleep in 4 drinking saloon. Clarke
was in the saloon at the time he laid down.
When he awoke he found that his pistol h d
been stolen. He Immediately arose, and in
quired when, and in what direction, Clarke
had gone. Finding that he had left only about
ten minutes before, he followed him, and on his
way down the street saw three gentlemen,
who told him that Clarke had gone TO the
- Express Saloon,' and that he had pistol
on him as he passed them. His Honor sug-
gested 10 Clarke 10 produce the pistol he had
with him when he passed the entlemen, and
if it did not belong to Kuehn he would dis
charge him. Clarke first said that he did not
have Il pistol with him, and then said that the
pistol he did have belonged TO man who had
gone 10 the country. He was sent on.
Henry Fitz was charged with striking James
Carter, negro IN his store Carter said that
Fitz had /" hit him for nuthin." Mrs. Myers,
Fits sister, and 4 negro servant GIRL stated
that Carter had insulted and struck her in her
store, and that her brother had kicked him out
of the store The Mayor discharged the par
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s,<JOHN T.. DOHERTY,


MERCHANT TAILOR,
N,fS STREET. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
L., received his SPRING STOCK Of
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTlNGS,
T. which he calls attention The stock Is large,
and contains the various WEANES, CnLoRS, and
GrALITIES produced for the season by the most
CELEBRATED MAKERS.
r,..l ur color and durability OF fabric has been
object in selection, and confident that his ludS-
r.-nt will he approved, he asks an examination al
TIE saline time, pledges the
STYLES OF GARMENTS
,halI he satisfactory to all who order
W s. TUPMAN
fra long time in the clothing trade, can be iouhd
~ MIR puuEKrY'S store, where he will be pleased
/. -aawth. stock, which he can recommend as per
f-,f In every particular. He also makes
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
GOOD i'm quality, low in price a. possible, and nj
guaranteed.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
lah 22-lm NlNlh
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Rlrhmond nispattll.

THE Explosion SAN Francisco. We have
already noticed the explosion in San Fran
cisco, which was so destructive in its effects
II IL said to have been of aitru. .glvceTiae 1t
took place near Wells. Fargo X Co 5 Express
building, destroying that, killing some of the
employees and all the horses-blowng every
thing i'll the vicinity into atoms.
Samuel knight, superintendent Of Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express, died in half an hour of
injuries received e. w. Bell supervisor and
aSsayer, was instantly killed; Mr. Wallub,
Wells, Fargo Co. 5 asSavcr; Joseph Elliott
John Gallagher. Frank Webster, and Wilson
Justin, We're also killed. William Havens,
book keeper of the Pacific Mail Steamship
mutilatcd that they could not be identified
Louis McLane and Captain Eldridge, of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, aud Judg"
Hoffman, were bruised and cut. Felix IamaX,
II. Stacy, jefferson Taylor, II. Blame, clothing
dealer Captain j +. Ayres, Frederick IciZ,
Frank Morris, and others, We're injured, but
not fatally.
This remarkable explosion although re-
ported to be from "nitro- glycerne,' was still
4 mystery in san Francisco. The freight agent
of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company says
two boxes, each measuring about four cubic
feet, We're taken from the steamers dock TO the
place where the explosion occurred. Their con-
tents were unknown !; but they We're addressed,
one to Idaho City, and the other TO Los Ange-
los, mining regions, and that the explosion was
alleged from its violence, 10 be from nitro
clycerine. iusttieS the inference that this
huuid is used in the mines, since il has
recently been employed III blasting. Nitro
slvcerine is composed of three parts of nitric
acid and one of glycerne. 1t is called "eXplo-
siye oil': and in eXploding-which will lake
place at 800 Fahrenhcit-each volume is con-
yerted into 400 volumes of carbonic acid, 5ji OF
steam 80 of oxygen, and 2;i6 of nitrogen,
being a total of POS of gas for each volume of
Houid oil Calculating the gas from this ma
terial and that of gunpowder rs cold, 1t Is
estimated that ro-glycerinc is five times
anore effective than gunpowder: but as nitro
slvccrine produces in explosion twice as much
heat as gunpowder, it Is estimated that the
former has thirteen times the power OF the
latter. when volumes are considered, and eight
times its power for equal weight. Owing to
its rapdity of explosion, it is said its advan-
tages are still greater.
We suppose that this new agent is now used
in California, and we'll understood there.
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THE PRESIDENTS ORDER TO GENERAL BRAN
NAN, of Georgia, which was published in the
Djspntch of the 18th, appears in yesterday $
Baltimore papers. 1t was telegraphed from
Washington, and Is headed "Important An
nouncement-The Presidents Proclamation
Does not Remove Martial Law" &c, &c.
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GopEy's LADY's Book for May contains all
the latest fashions, and ii is some consolation
to know that crinoifne is declining and that
waterfalls are doomed whatever may be the
universal luxury and extravaganza OF general
dressing. For sale by A, II. Christian GO,
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E-CO-PARTNERSHIP.


tn. Undersigned having formed co-par'hel-
,l.lr. for the purpose of conducting
4 WHOLESALE GROCERY, PRollSloa' AM
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name of
STONE, WILSON " FOSTER,
and having taken the commodious warehouse on
Cary street, second door below feafi' "ro h'"
receiving Il general supply OF
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in few days, ana 10
which thav respactfully call the attention oi the
,r.I. HAMILTON J. STONE,
of Petersburg:
JOHN B. WILSON,
OF Petersburg;
,nh13,s X. T. FOSTER.
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ng ngCO.PARTNERSHIP.

u. (O-PAKTNENSHIT' j.
The undersigned, of the firm OF Kent falhe
Co, have formed CO. partnership for the purpose
ArCTIoN AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm OF
PAIN E o.,
and have taken the store No. los Main street. heA'
below Mitchell Il Tyler, and will be pieaseo " TO
,,,Tta w. G. PAINE.
tnn RA PAINE.
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MAGIc.-Professor Wyman, who VIII re-
main here until the end Of the week, Is
attracting large audiences, and his system OF
gifts seems TO be particularly winning.
On Monday night, a two -hundred-and- nifty
dollar building lot was drawn BY Mr.. Rube
Macon; and on Tuesday night, similar
prize was drawn by Mr.. Hubbard, of this
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A traveller reports that he saw General NC
CIellan ut Dresden "A few weeks ago, ana thal
II wss thought he would " break up his winter
quarters and advance in the spring as soon us
the roads were dry"
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, &. J. Trowbridge.
Steamer L. Ludlow, Nelson, City Point, Briscoe
i Stanarl
Sioop Three Sisters, johnson, Eastern Shore,
oats, TO captain.
SAILED.
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, United
States mail. merchandise and passengers, Haskins
Brigfrrd.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandisc and passengers, ID. & w. curre.
Steamer Atlantic, Richardson, Baltimore. light.
British brig Starlight, Scott, Halifax, cia Nor
folk, French 4 Crenshaw.
NEW YORK, 15TH.
ARRIVED.
Schooner A. w. Collins, Tucker, Virginia.
Schooner Miranda, Hardy Virginia.
Schooner NJ. Snow, Rich, Virginia.
Schooner Magyar Seward. Virginia
Schooner j. q. Ferris, Bartne Virginia.
Schooner +. NJ. Dafi.h, Jones, Virginia.
Schooner L. Booth, Longstreet, Virginia.
Schooner K. Johnson, Johnson, Virgins.
SchoonerJ. Is. Thomas, Arnold, Virginia.
BOSTON, IITH.
Schooner Be enjamn Baker, Higgins, Virginia.
BALTIMORE, l7TH.
Schooner Reddington, Gregory, from Richmond
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTloNEERS,
CORNER EIGHFH AND MAIN STREETS,
WILL RENT OUT HOUSES,
SELL REAL ESTATE,
both at auction and privately;
NEGOTIATE LOANS, &c.
NH oi-lm
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HrsTrSGs CoURr.-Judge Lyons held his
Court yesterday, and was occupied in the con.
sideratiOn OF civil eases.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- B,DGooD n RILEY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AND STATloSERs,
III MAIN STREET,
ls.r constantly "n hand complete stock OF
.,,...,r ,vD COLLEGE TENT BOOKS,
CAP, LETTER, AND NOTE PAPERS,
ENVELOPES,
BLANK BOOKS, STATES,
PENS AND INK,
and other
SCHOOL AND OFFICE STATIONERY
All If which ale offered Al the
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
,....r,. Merchant, invited TO examine our stock
!. l.ss purchasing. orders promptly attended TO-
a s. & X.
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tuFkaI 4. LANCASTER, T. j. Wki"hi
J. l.. WILLIAMS
~ LANCASTER h co..
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VA,
huv aud sell on commission
>r.TE. CITY, RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
ruNE>rIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS OH all principal cities.
.tas1n L. W. ROSE, Teller.
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Il New PHASE OF STATE RIGHTS. S.-Some very
curious and difficult questions have arisen
under the internal revenue laws of the United
States. Among these is the question whether
the imposition of Il tax on a particular pursuit
or avocation forbidden by the law of one or
more of the States operates rs Federal
license of such pursuit or ayocatiOn i'll spite
of State prohibition. Many of the States, for
instance, prohibit the sale of lottery tickets;
a1d some Of them prohibit the traffic in liquor.
The question has arisen, whether the Federal
tax opera ties rs legaliZation, in such cases,
of the sale of lottery tickets and the traffic in
liquor, and whether, in case it be decided that
it does not so operate, the United States tax is
collectable.
The Lynchburg N,cs and the Petersburg IN
DIR have both published the above paragraph
papers which are not usually misinformed on
such questions. Not three weeks ago, the Su
preme Court of the United States decided
that such licenses are merely permisSics-that
is, guaranty that the United States will not
interfere with the business so licensed, pro-
vided the State laws allow it to be carried on.
This decision was rendered in the liquor cases
from Massachusetts.
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DOARDING.-Miss BIDGOOD, south
ID side Main street. second door shove Seventh I,
can take few more B0ARDkRs, with 0! .mhous
lodging. esW-b
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,..>,.>..YorsE ~ WILLIAM Is. IsSAACS Co.,
DAM" Goth March, ls66. I
- NoTICE.-We are prepared To issue NlR-
~, REGISTERED BONDS in sums Of ONE
ur\pErD DOLLARS and its multiple for the
,.r\TEE>IGNED NOTES OF the
EANk OF SCOTTSNILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PHlLLlPP1,
BANK OF HowARDSNILLE,
MONTICELLO BANK.
ma I'm WM. Is. lSAAlS y ".
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arcrIox SALES To. pAy.-Messrs. Grubbs y
Williams will sell at auction, on the premises
at O. o'clock, p. NJ, brick dwelling on Frank.
lin street, opposite the Masonic Hall.
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STATE CouNcIL OF FRIENDS or TEMPERANCE.
The State Council of the Friends OF lem
pcrance" will meet in Waynesboro', Augusta
county. on next Tuesday, the 2+th instant.
All the Councils in the State are earnestly re-
ouested TO send delegates. The meeting is an
important one, and it is expected to be largely
attended, and that the cause of total absti-
nence will be greatly promoted by the mea-
sures which will be adopted. The immoderate
use of Intoxicating liquors is inficting great
evils on the community, and we wish success
10 all efforts to check this vice.
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were entombed In vain we explored and
shouted until worn ont and fainting. All TO
no purpose. Nearly three days have passed
since we first entered the cave, and during all
that time it has been fun of people uselessly
hunting for the two unfortunate men. One
after another of the various galleries leading
from the grand chamber have been explored
and baZed with chalk marks, but still the
missing men cannot be found. The guide of
the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky has been sent
for to assist in the search
=. S.-Mr. Knapp has just been brought in:
hunter found him lying ut the mouth OF
what has been generally considered a sort of
k-hole, about five miles from the town
Mr.. knapp's condition is too precarious 10 ad
nit of n detailed account of his escape but
from what can gather from his incoherent
explanations, it seems that, finding he could
not return, he went ahead in hope of finding
an outlet. After what seemed an age OF wan
dering and cropping in the dark, and after haV.
ing several times despairingly laid down TO
die, he was successful in emerging from his
living tomb. He tainted on coming TO the
open air, and was III this condition found by
the hunter. party has just gone to enter
the cavern by the way in which Mr.. Knapp
came out.
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Auction SALES GEsTERDAY.-The auction sale
of dry goods, shoes, hats, stationery, &c, by
Messrs. Paine Co. yesterday was well at
tended yet though bidding was brisk, prices
ruled generally low.
T., b. Cook sold out the furniture, crockery,
glass. cutlery, and fixtures of the Franklin
Hotel A large crowd attended. The.
were rapid, and prices were At a fair average
very good for the times.
Regnault \ Co. sale of furniture, whiskies,
and claret wines, was largely attended, and
the prices obtained were satisfactory, with
slight advance on most articles, as compared
with previous sales
Real es tate for some time has not been in
demand, and the few sales made are effected
with great difficulty and at prices generally
far below the value of the property. We have
not known in the past twenty-five years so
favorable an opportunity for capitalists to
make investments at prices that VIII insure
large profits in the near future as is now
presented in this city and in the counties
around Richmond.
Messrs Harrison, Goddin Apperson yes
terdav sold two new brick stores on the east
line of Thirteenth street, between Main and
Cary. The first, situated on the corner Of the
street and an alley, subject 10 a ground rent
of four hundred and fifty dollars per annum,
was sold To A. ID. Chockley for two thousand
six hundred and thirty dollars. The other, a
smaller building adjoining, subject to n ground
rent of three hundred dollars per annum, was
purchased by J :. Robertson.
James NJ Taylor yesterday sold small
house and lot on Jackson street, between First
and Brook avenue, for one thousand and
twenty five dollars. And on the previous day,
a house on Broad street, above First, for six
thousand six hundred and ten dollars.
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V'HE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
tOrFIcE on MAIN STREET. BETWEEN THlRrEESTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.)
are now prepared to forward
COIN, VALUABLES,
AND FREIGHT,
TO POINTS NORTH, SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST.
The tariff of charges is based upon fair business
principles, without being oppressive to the public
GOODS SHIPPED FROM THE NORTH
by steamships and marked TO the care Of the Ma
tional Express and Transportation Company, will
be promptly forwarded to destination
FREE OF CHARGE FOR COMMISSION OR
DRAYAGE.
Goods called for touh0,t Charge and promptly
forwarded.
All desired information In regard to the extent
of the lines operated by this company furnished at
any of the agencies on application.
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President.
B. F. FIcKLIS, General superintendent.
NH 2G-ts
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avail tHp!u~1 Ot lhr messengers ol tleAt enter
pri>ing news dealers in forwarding their orders.
Honor TO THE DEAp.--A meeting Of the Ia
dies of Church and Union Hills was held on
Yesterday evening At the Third Presbyterian
Church for the purpose of concerning mea-
sures for preserving from oblivion and perpe-
tuating the memory of the Confederate sol
dierS inferred in the vicinity of this city and
particularly ut Oakwood Cemetery.
Upon motion, the Rev. Mr.. Proctor took
the chair, and DR.. Bowen was appointed secre-
tary pro tan.
The following committee was then appoint
ed TO make nominations for permanent officers
Lcigh-street Baptist Church. Mrs. DR.. Vest.
Third Presby ytcrian Church.-Mrs. >. Watts.
ST. Johns Episcopal Church. Mrs. DR..
Knox.
Trinity Church Mrs. w. Crew.
Disciples Church.-Mrs. Mollie Lyme.
Society of Friends Church.
ST. Patricks Roman Catholic cChnrch.-Miss
Rosale Power.
Methodist Church.-Mrs. William Coulng.
The following officers were then nominated
and unanimously elected:
President Mrs. Mary Powell.
Vice -President.-NIrs. Mary Stokes.
Treasurer. +. :. Turpn.
Secretary Mrs Major Courtney.
And the Committee on Nominations was
appointed the Executive Committee Of the
Association.
1t was then resolved that the officers and
Executive Committee make arrangements for
commcmorating publicly the anniversary OF
the death of Stonewall Jackson, and generally
for carrying out the objects of the Associa-
ton.
After a long debate, and the discussion of a
score OF different names, the following was
adopted as the title Of the Association The
LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION FOR CoNFEDE-
RATE DEAD OF OAKwooD. Surely, first ideas
are the best
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REVIVAL Ar LEIGH-sTREEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
During the interesting revival now in progress
at this church, there viii be divine service and
lecture every night ut o'clock.
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G. b. STACY i son,
DEALERS IN
HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES

DOARDING.-One or two small ialni-
com,noaa,ad with FURNISHED ROOMS AND
BOARD, in pleasant situation and on reasonanle
terms bv appIyng at No 500 Sixth street, between
Ilavana Leigh 10 Mas MONTAGUE. ap ls-S
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH on THE RAILROADS.-McsSrs
Cole Turner deliver the Di~pntch every morn ing
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and ~
thrv are also our authorized agents to receive sub
scrimions Ia the Scmi- lIseky and Ilehl9 DIS
match, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves of the mr~ScnIer> Of these enter
pri>ing news dealers in forwarding their orders
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DIRECT IMpORTATIoNs.-Nc noticed at the
store of Messrs Regnault " Co yesterday,
large rolls of oil cloth, of most beautiful pat
terms of their own direct importation from
the English manufacturers.
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CAPTAIN II. B. WIyDER.-It should have
been stated, in reference TO Captain X. Il.
Winder, that his release was owing to the fact
that there are no charges against him Why
man should have been arrested at all, against
whom there is no accusation, we cannot ex-
plain. Probably it was because he was mis-
taken for w II. Winder.
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Sc FOR GARDENERS AND FARMERS
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED,
just received and for sale by
WILLIAM H. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
f. 3-ts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.-APRfL 10, 1885.
sun rises Is Noon rises, morn. IL 38
Sun .ets ..... IS High water. sI
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Patrick Shay, charged
with stealing old iron, the property of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company.
Sally Parker, Il negro, charged with stealing
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A JUNK DEALER IL TEoUELE.-On yesterday,
Thomas Jefferson a negro, who keeps junk
shop on the corner of Fourteenth and Dock
streets, was arrested by Constable Cole upon
charge of stealing iron from the Westham
Iron Works, near this city. Jefferson at
tempted to make his escape, but was recap
tured. He was committed TO Jail, and will be
tried on Monday before Justice Wade. The
stolen iron was recovered some days since by
Constable Cole.
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CoaaIssIoSak's OFFICER
RICHMOND, March 20, 1866. !
yI,O THE CREDITORS OF A. SCHAD

| DECEASED.-By decree OF the Circuit Court
Of the city Of Richmond entered on the eth Febru-
ary, ls66, In the suit OF Schad's administrations
against Sehai &c, Il Is ordered :" that one OF the
commissioners of this Court do fake an account of
ali the debts or claims against the estate Of the
said A. Schad, deceased
will take such account at my office, In the city
of Richmond, on THURSDAY, the 18th day OF
"p'' THOMAS ]. EVANS.
NH ?l-lawsw Commissioner In chsacery.
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THE SANITARY CoSDITIoS OF HENRIco
CorxrY Cons table Cole has been directed
by the County Magistrates 10 visit the houses
and lots in the county of Henrico, and to re-
port all persons who fail 10 clean up their
premises in the manner prescribed by law.
1t is intended to carry out the law strictly and
promptly: and those persons who do not de-
sire TO be fined for neglect, should clear up
their houses and lots at once.
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Lieutenant. General Grant Is In Fh!ladei'
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ORANGE HOUSE, ,,.,.
RAILROAD DEPOT, LYNCHBURG, VA.

hDChEns
This celebrated Hotel having been hEruh
NISHED aud REFITTED IN SUPERB sIiLE NE
oners SUPERIOR acc ommodations 10 the traveinhs
public Trasellers going north and south VIII mo
meals ready upon the arrival Of trains anu sum
eient time allowed. The proprietor pledges him
self nat its well known 1rst Glars reputation sha
moi he surp..sed in the Union 10 I9--ts
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DOR SALE.-A very superior YOUNG
Il HORSE; also, a fine new TOP-BU6of ana
HARM ESS- an elegant outfit for physieisn Also,
y good SULki, cheap: alsa, PEW No. iso, on the
'"'' "'''' - . w b. DAVIDSON,
at George Watt 4 Co frsnsitn street, Rish.
lnond, Va, /; or, JAMES Z. JohScoS, ~ sIganis
Stables. ~ Ie-eO1sS
NOTICE Application will be made at
~ tha nroper time for the renewal of ten shares
NJ s,acs I'm the RICHMOND AND LlvKRPOOL
PACKET COMPANY, destroyed by the are u April
Sd, NH issa s.iawsms la ssn ~ WARWICK BAREsDALI.
NOTICE.--Applicat will bo made
IN nj the proper time for the renewal OF one seaSe
Of stock in the RICHMOND AND LlvRRrOOl,
PAckET conr.Sy ssSs;sS{'d ~ sAs Are q Assl
isss-iavsA
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DOARDING.-Mrs. DUVAIIL, Main.
I'D between Sixth and Seventh streets. has some
very comfortable unOccupied rooms Tor 6oarders
and can Ike few more DAY BOARDERs.
fe at