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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-30

Sr. J0HN's CHURCH FAIR At THE TRINITY
CHrRCH.-St. Johns is the oldest Episcopal
church in this city, but it numbers among
its congregation some of the talrest OF those
Young ladies' who, by their personal attrac
tions and dclicacv OF thought, feeling and
manner, have made this city an honor 10
the old Commonwealth Of Virginia. These
ladies' are not now, however, relying on
their own charms, but, for the sake OF the
venerable church with which they are con-
nccted, have opened Fair at Trinity
Church, at tie corner of Twenty fast ANA
Broad streets, where they offer for sale every
variety of article OF use and ornament that
the most tastdious can desire. Those whom
this hot weather may cause To feel weak
and languid, as well as those who are never
troubled by changes of temperature, VIII
find that the refreshments which the ladies'
of ST. Johns Fair offer for sale are adml-
rably adapted to all their ailments, imaSl-
nary or real and if, with the knowledge
before them that the Fair is held for the
benefit of the church, and that it is con
Quoted by ladies almost too fascinating tor
our peace of mind, our citizens do not
make an early visit To Trinity Church, they
are more cold and less generous than we
have ever thought them.
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A TITLE DEED one HUNDRED AND FIFTY
YEARS OLD. A young cX-Contedcrate
soldier, while passing through Covington
county, South Carolina, Il few weeks since,
had given to him by negro title deed,
which may be of some Importance as a
relic at least to the owners Of the property
which it grants. The grant itself is dated
February 10, 1899, and is signed by Thos.
Broughton, surveyor-general. 1t conveys
"two hundred and eighty-six acres Of
land or thereabouts, situated in Collcton
county, lying and being to the westward OF
the freshes of Edisto river, within land /;
butting and bounding to the southward on
the lands of Joseph Boon, sometimes called
Smith of BatterSey's land; to the west
ward and northward on the lands not yet
laid out and to the eastward on the lands
of Thomas Burr" The warrant, which is
issued under the authority Of his Excel
lency William Lord Craven and others,
CONVEYS to Moses Martin the plantation
above described, in consideration of pay
ment of "five pounds, fourteen shilllngs
and six pence" but reserves, however,
the right to "all royal mines, quarries OF
gomms, precious stones" which may be
found thereon, and is dated March 3,
l70S-9. The royal seal is attached TO the
decd, which is endorsed ]" \ Platt OF Land
for Moses Martin"
As a title to property, the deed may be
valueless but it was doubtless stolen du-
ring Sherman's march through the SOUTH
and if the owners wish TO have II returned
thev can do so by addressing commune
cation to this office.
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TuE MINERAL RESOURCES OF ROCKING-
HAM.-Thcrc is no telling what the mineral
resources of Rockingham arc. Plaster OF
paris, or Sulphatc Of lime, has been dis
covered in several localities. On the place
of Samuel Whcclbarger, near the head of
Beaver creek, in this county, there has
been found, he informs us, coal OF great
excellence, which is supposed to exist in
large quantities: also, an immense mass OF
dark, clouded marble. Iron is abundant,
and to be found in many places. Potter
clay is abundant and of good quality. But
the great mineral Of the county is lime.
OF this we have enough to supply the
wants of the world.-Rochighom Union,
2eH.
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Contributions TO THE HOLLYWOOD As
socIATIoN.-By notice in our advertising
columns it will be seen that our friends
cover the border" are already coming to
our assistance in preserving the remains of
the southern soldier from neglect or obll-
Won, and we are sure that our ladies will
be checrcd by the knowledge that in distant
Nova Scotia, as well as in warm hearted
Maryland, their efforts will meet with cheer
ful encouragement and substantial practl-
cal aid. We are too poor to do with our
own means all that our inclinations and
desires would contemplate, but with that
help which our own people and foreign
friends will assuredly extend to us, we can
at all events guarantee that the cemeteries
of our soldiers around this city shall be
placed in order and carefully guarded and
preserved for all time 10 come.
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JUDGE LYoSs's CouRT.-Thc following
cases were disposed Of in this court yestcr.
day:
Alfred Hill, indicted for felony, found
guilty and sentenced to four years impri-
Sonmcnt i'm the pcnitentiary.
Thomas Brown, dlidS Thomas King, in
dicted for fcloniously breaking open the
store Of Burke s. Bchl, and stealing one
bolt Of cloth, was found guilty and sent to
the pcnitentiary for four years.
The case of Robert Birch was continued,
owing to the indisposition Of his counsel,
Judge W. W. Crump.
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The GAINESVILLE Signal of last week states
that few days since a coffin containing
the body of lady was shipped from Par
kcrsburg, on board the D. NJ. Sechler, for
transportation to Guernsey county, u'd
Wheeling. Upon reaching its destination,
and being opened by the friends, their hor-
ror and dismay may be imagined upon dis
covering that the unfortunate lady had
evidently come to life during her incar-
ceration within the narrow limits of her
coffin. Her hands were up to her head,
and the tangled and disordered hair gave
evidence Of struggle which must have
been as brief as terrible.-ParkersbWg
Gazette, 26th.
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auction safes to-day.

REGNAI'LT 4 co. viii sell Mt their rooms
Mt 10 O'Clock IN excellent assortment of
new and second hand furniture and gene
raj assortment of merchandise.
PAINE 4 co. will sell ut lo6 Main street, Mt
loo'clock. A. NJ, n large assortment of dry
goods, boots, shoes, &c.
MEssRs. HARRISON, GODDlN APPER-
son will sell to day ut half-past o'clock,
p Ma desirable farm and market garden,
three miles below Richmond, near the
Williamsburg turnpike, containing sixteen
and half acres, with comfortable dwell
ing house &c.
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THE New FWE-CENT CuIN.-Wc learn
from Mr.. Falls, agent Of Adams Express at
this place, that the mint at Philadelphia is
prepared 10 receive orders for the new
tivc-ccut coin. The express charge Will
be paid hy the mint on all sums OF fifty
dollars and upwards, but not OF smaller
amounts. The coin will hc ready for de
livery in about Il month. Orders should he
accompanied by United States Treasury or
national bank notes, on drafts on some
national bank. In the latter case, the
drafts should he made payable t" the order
of the Adams Express Company, or Mr..
George c. Thompson, the c"Inpany'S mini
clerk at Philadelphia. This news Will be
more interesting to our merchants on ac-
count Of the very diIapidated condition OF
large number of the fractional notes, for
which the new coin is intended as Substl-
tutc. They will hc run ont OF circulation
as rapidly as the supply of the new pieces
can be circulatcd.-LUclj,oy Rcpubt'can.
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DISTURBANCE At FrNERAL.-W lille
one of our ministers was conducting the
services at funeral on Monday afternoon
in Sidney, a woman in the room was OBJ
served shaking her finger at him, and
having repeated this several times, it at
tractcd his notice and caused him to stop
in his remarks. She then told HIM he
had spoken long enough, and must stop
She wouldn't have any more OF his talk.
OF course great excitement cnsued, and 1t
was not until after some moments that she
was excluded, and quiet restored.
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ELECTION OF MATRoN OF TIE HOSPITAL,
The Committee of the City Council on the
AlmS-houSc met on Monday evening for
the purpose of clccting Il matron of the
hospital. Three candidates were nomi.
natcd-Mrs. John Pcarcc, Mrs. Poor and
Mrs. Freeman. When the vote was taken
Mrs. Pcarcc was declared elected, she
having received every vote with the eXcep-
ton Of one, which was given Mrs. Poor
Mrs. Pcarcc was matron of the hospital
until the commencement Of the Phillips
regiue, and as she always gave great salts.
faction, her election appears to be received
with general favor.
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CoLoRED PEOPLES C0NCERT.-A concert
of vocal music, in which all engaged were
colored people, took place last night III
the lecture-room of the Second Baptist
Church, for the benefit of the Second Atrl-
can Church, whose house of worship was
DESTROYED by fire on the lst of April. We
learn that they applied in vain to the other
colored churches for the use of one of their
houses on this OCCASION and the Second
Baptist Church, who years ago organized,
and up to the close of the war exercised
guardianship over them, readily acceded
to their request. Thus it ever will be.
The negroes of the south will always find
the southern white man their truest friend.
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LUCKY BoY.-At the time of the cNplo
sion of the nitro-glyccrine in the yard of
Wells, Fargo & Co., in San Francisco, a
lad was sitting at his desk writing while
plastcring and timber fell around without
so much as hurting a hair on his head.
The same boy was sitting on the paddle
box of the steamer Yosemite when she
was blown up on trip to Sacramento, and
was blown entirely across the river, when
he coolly swan back to the wreck to offer
assistance to the less fortunate passengers.
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CONCERT AT THE VIRGINIA HALL To-
yTGHT.-The concert announced by Mr.. l..
2. Wheat, in which he will be assisted by,
Habclmann, Jungnickel, aud Strini, w,il
take place at half-past s O'Clock to-nlsn'
at the Virginia Hall. Mr.. Wheat is, as W.. We
have already stated, the finest pianist Ihas h;s
We have heard on this Continent ana ms ms
associates are gentlemen who bear a . nigh
snre s ,bot orr citizens, who patronized the
onera SO freely, will show their continued
love of oooI music by attending the vocal
and ;nstrumental concert tonight.
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BELL CAsTISG.-Yesterday afternoon a
new he'll for the engine house was cast at
the foundry of Messrs. Tanner & Ehbets,
ON the corner OF Seventh and Canal streets.
The casting was witnessed BY Captain
Charters, Chief of the Fire Brigade, and the
foreman of each company. 1t was very
successful one, fully equalling the expec-
tations of the founders. The bell weighs
eight hundred pounds. Upon ono side OF
it is the following inscription: Tanner <
Ehbets, Metropolitan Works, Richmond,
Va; and on The other, Captain William A.
Charters, Chief Engineer, May 20, 1866,
The inhabitants of tho neighborhood OF
the Third station-house have heretofore
complained that they were unable to hear
the old bell. AS soon as this bell Is p.lf
up, We do not think they will complain ON
that score, They viii have noise = plenty,
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V.M.I. CApETs.-The ex-cadetS OF the
Virginia Military Institute now in the
city, and all others who wish to join
them in the work of remodelling the
graves of Confederate dead, will meet
in front of Woodroof's drug store,
on the corner of Fourth and Franklin
streets, by half-past 2 o'clock this after
noon. They will also meet at the same
place tomorrow morning by IL O'Clock TO
repair in body to the grounds to decorate
the graves with flowers. Each one is re-
ouested 10 bring with him what flowers he
can get.
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MAYORS CorRT, TUESDAY MoENING.-
Hon. JOSEPH MAYO PRESIpING.-Nc report
the following eases disposed Of yesterday
Robert Rock and Jerry Lewis were ar
raigncd on charge of breaking into the
store of b. +. Bull and stealing three pairs
of boots and three bottles Of whisky. They
were discharged in the absence Of sufficient
evidence to convict them.
Robert Smith, mulatto, was arralgncd on
charge of striking and cursing Mrs. Austin
f. Smith. He was required to give two
hundred dollars security for his future
good behavior.
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lHE I"MNEMoRAIl"N Al llol'lf ""'p w
lo-NoRK"" o''oSlNG M > 'I,a, I,,-., n,,,,'
hANGtNENi - of llH va ,,,-, i,' -
n'i y; ~, -, Insn thrir stores
'hlH ciS "'Nc ~ ,rI.,,,. ,I,,;m o,,,
",' ''-"'' w." 80 49,, ,,,',,r,n,,nr,t;,.o
pl"!ccN " ,INv l"i' ~ '''I .,,,,.; =,
services "' ii"''H ""',' ,,'''0' -. :.
the Ladies Meil'"Ii'i y A>>'''''''''', "'''' - - -
earnestly h"pr" 'Ii'' ''' 'N"'"l''O ~ w =
set VIII be l"'I""c" "S Se"'i""H d l':i-
bic. 1t may seem 'aA upon Sr"c' "H't!
and good ic"lh9 10 ASK our li'e'on'"'H !"
suspend business l"r an Ch.lrc "'A pu'
they will remember the hoiI cause IoL
which the boon Is asked, ana tlat WITHOUT
their cooperation then clerks VIII ne una
bic to he present. Few persons VIII MAKE
any purchases on '"-ihofI"" ~? o''u sue, =
IL may III n'''N>",' W. Wv 49, n,,,.J,
their families, and We are sure 'ila' eacn
merchant ana Sh"pNccprr VINO clo>rs MS
store at the request "i ms icli""-.''lHS.
will gain tar more than II ne p'T'iSteu III
keeping open with the nope ol accoiaiil"-
dating a few stray customers ''r ct'i"t''S
have shown too wen 'h'lr y Slllpa'IS lo'
our fallen soldiers Tor Us to oo""a ;I,I' an,
thing more than tins suggestion Will pe ,l, ne
ccSsary, and we now conii"cil''S 5'IH upon
all general business nrlnS S"Spch'''' u, w.
morrow, at least until III" c"'Aiiieillor"'''n
at Hollywood Is over.
The ladies Of the lioliywood Mrm"rlai
Association, and all VIII" wish I" cooperate
with them, will meet at Grace Churcll, on
Main street, at IN early n"ur ON to-''i"fIo"
morning, and at O'Clock VIII proceed 10
tn" cemetery to decorate the graves 1' ,In, Int
Confederate dead. IL Is rcqucs''" '.i'''
cycrgrccns c"ntrloutrd Tor tl'G OCCASION II
may he sent IN on to-day n'tt Il""c'' wiz
he received untll > clock i"-'!or'oN
morning. All the gardens III the CIT! are
now full Of flowers ana II our Ho,'ns ID
dies Will exert themselves lilcH eau T T'.L! m,
ont sufficient I" decorate Par,I"l'S 'tI ''.'
MOUNTS uhu'r WHICH '"' i'''1'
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Cook AND CABTN-BoY.-John Knowles,
cook upon small sailing vessel, and James
Namcron, cabin-boy upon the same noble
craft, got into difficulty about ratlons on
yesterday, which ended in Mr.. Cook "
slapping Mr.. "Cabin-boy" in the face:
The cook was arrested on warrant and
taken to the cage to answer for the offence
of taking the law into his own hands.
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THE WoRK To HE DoNE At HOLLYWOOD
To-DAY.-In order to finish the work OF
puttiur in order the graves OF the Con
ijdrratc soldiers Inferred in Hollywood,
which was So calamity begun on Monday,
the citizens of Richmond are requested to
meet ut the cemetery by ; O'Clock this
afternoon. Organizations which intend to
take part in the work will arrange 10 he on
the ground 10y that time, 50 that there may
be no delay in commencing operations. y
few hours hard work will accomplish the
greater part of what remains to be done,
and the ladies on tomorrow Will then see
what the Young men Of Richmond can do
when their hearts are in the work. Hun
drrds of persons who should have been ont
on Monday were prevented by business
engagements from going, and 1t Is hoped
that every effort will now he made to let
them all turn out to-day. 1t has been SAID
that our Young men are idle and careless,
but we will not believe this of them and
the best practical proof they can give "t
their industry and regard is to shoulder
the spade or pick and march to Hollywood
bv 2 o'clock to-day.
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THE FRENCH Troops N MExICO.-The
Courrie, des EtatS UniS declares itself ena-
blcd to inform those of the American news
papers which "persist in an offensive and
incomprehensible doubt as to the eVacua-
tion of Mexico by the French that the
Government has signed treaty with the
Trans. Atlantic Packet Company to embark
and carry back to France the whole French
expeditionary force in Mexico within the
time agreed upon.
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CALLED CorRT OF MAGIsTRATES.-A
called Court of Magistrates was held yes
tcrday. William Ii. Byrd and lsham Robin
son, two onegrocs, were tried upon the charge
of stabbing a Yankee soldier named John
o. Boil, and sent on for final trial before
Judge LYONS.
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Police ARRESTS. rs.-Patrick ShaughncSsy,
charged with improperly selling liquor to
he drunk on the premises.
John Kennedy, W. White, squire
Brooks, and Charles Hare, charged with
unlawtully gaming Oh the steamboat wharf
at Rockets.
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rrRMs on ADVERTISING
FoCsp.-The Dispatch !. certainly )

FoUSD.-The Dispatch Is certainly
wonderful paper What else can It b
when it finds an umbrcllai That article
which is considered to involve no right Of
property. A gentleman advertised one ss
lost. II was cnough--the Dispatch caused
II TO be delivered before breakfast! Yes
terday morning it announced that lady
had lost her watch. 1t was brought In
early in the forenoon. If a thing can DO
found, the Dispatch will have it. IL is the
most searching and permeating Of newspa-
ners. 1t is not only the detective to bring
in things lost, but it is the golden gate to
success. Men of business are every day
more and more satisfied of this.
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AMBULANCE CoNxITTEE.-The members
of the Richmond Ambulance Committee
are requested to meet at the corner OF
Third and Main streets to-day at half-past
2 O'Clock, p. NJ, to aid In repairing the
graves of the Confederate dead at Holly
wood Cemetery.
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IENRrco UNION LODGE, No. l3O-ELEc-
TIoN OF OFFICERS.-At a stated meeting of
this Lodge Of Ancient, Free, and Accepted
Masons, held at the Masonic Hall at the
corner of Twcnty-iitth and VI streets, on
Monday night last, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing Masonic year ::
John VI. Winfrcc, WorShipful Master !;
William 7. King, Senior Warden; c. c..
Smith, Junior Warden; Gideon CARRIER,
Treasurer; William Wilson, Secretary :;
W. +. Mitchell, Senior Deacon; John Pitt,
Junior Deacon; Thomas Angel, Steward
and Tilcr.
1t is contemplated instituting a Royal
Arch Chapter in the above hall. We un-
dcrstand that a diSpcnsation mas been
granted and arrangements made for an
early dedication.
The regular meetings Of IIcnrico Union
Lodge are held on the Monday before the
full moon in each month.
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THE DISPATCH on TIE RAlLRuADS.-Messrs.
Cole 4 Turner deliver the DfspGtch every morning
thav arr. also our authorized agents Ia receivefub-
scriptions 10 the Semi- IItshy and Weekly DIS
Dutch, our friends along the railroad routes can
vsiI themselves of the messengers OF these enter
nrisIur news dealers i'll forwarding their orders.
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NEW BooK.-Wc have received from
Messrs. Bohn & Sardo copy of Wilkie
Collns's last work, "Annadale," which
has just been published in book form.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAY %, 1855.
Sun unr,ses....,4isl isl Noon rises. s.u
sun sets. II High water....... S0

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Valley City, snyder, New York, NOR.
chandise and passengers, w +: Porter
Steamer NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, m,rSnsn-
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford.
SAILED.
Steamsh ip Rapidan, Alexander. New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres 70.
Steamer John Sylvester. Post, Norfolk, mefcnah'
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford.
schooner Serene, Skinner, Alexandria, lumber,
Schooner Windw ard, Kennedy, Baltimore, scrap
iron, A. Millspauah y Co.
BELOW.
Schooner Potomac, Carson, Philadelphia, coal,
Wilson q Roberts, reported anchored ON Jamos'
town island on the 29th, A. M.
MEMORANDUM.
The bark Esineralda, Beck, from City Point for
yanice arrived al Gib ralter on the 9th instant.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

II SODINI Il CO.,
J. Manufacturers and Dealers In
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONNECTIONS,
FRUITS, NUTS, &c,
No sO3 MAIN STREET, SPorswooD HOTEL BLOCK,
RICHNOsD.
Families and others supplied with the best qua.
Iity IGE CREAM ORANGE and LEMON ICE, BY
ICs-CoLD SODA WATER, in the purest and best
fountains ~ .,.,
PARTIES, BALLS. and PIC MICS supplied with
everything in their line ut the lowest rates.
FRESH FRUITS in season always on hand.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the National
Express Company; co. Carroll, Adams
Express; to Mr. L. L. Smith, news dealer,
l2l Broad street.
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We learn that about sixty thousand dol.
lars has been subscribed by the citizens OF
Lynchburg towards building the Lynch.
burg and Danyille railroad.
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CoURrsHrp AND MARRAGE.-Mr. .. r.
paIIv.;n will deliver q lecture upon TINS
Interesting subject at the Virginia Hall on
Friday night next. The proceeds will be
given TO the Hollywood Memorial Associa-
tian
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. A. Z. Dickinson has
returned to the city, and his church. on
Leigh street, will DC opened for religious
services every evening this week.
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THE WORK At Observation-Disclosures
OF ORGANlzNTIoNS THIS AFTERNooN.-Thc
following notices of meetings have been
furnished 10 lis for publication:
The Ho,rjtzG Battalion, and all who wish
to ioin with them, will meet at the City
Hall al = o'clock.
Pcgrant's B1ttalion will meet at the store
of Brandcr & Giles, corner Of Second and
Grace streets, at o'clock.
FIRST IUyl,ja R~g;mcot will assemble on
the corner of Main and Fifth streets ut !
o'clock.
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OPENING DAY.-Andrew Antoni, whole
sale and retail dealer in confectionery and
fruit, will open his new store on Main
street to-day,
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCH00Ls.-Seve-
raj errors occurred in our report OF these
schools on Monday, and as errors and all
were copied into another city paper on
yesterday, we are requested to give the
cnrrnrt statistics nS 1nllnMS
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I.O. O. F.-Powhatan Lodge, No. IL, |.
0. O. F., meets tonight ~ the oda rel
lows Hall at & O'clock.
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GEORGE A. AINSLIE,

TOHN b. CARY, GENERAL AGENT
d VIRGINIA PENlTENTIARY, CosAEscIaL
BLOCK THiRrEESrH AND CARY srkEEgrrsc iRTs.
WHEELBARROWS. SHOES, AXES, &c. manu-
factnred at the penitentiary Of the yEki sann,i,
terials orders respectfully solicited anu i%imS
attended to. ~