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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

THE THEATRE.-Miss Mary Mitchell and
Mr.. j. W, Albaugh closed their engage
mcnt at the Theatre on Saturday night.
Miss Mitchell appeared as Martha Gibbs in
the Factory Girl, and as Helen McGrcgor
in Rob Roy, carrying out each of these roles
admirably. Mr.. Albaugh sustained the
character Of Stephen Plum in very Gre
ditablc manner. Mr.. Shields appeared well
as Bailic Nicol Jarvie, rendering the
Scotch dialect in a manner that made us
suspect that either he or his "fathcr before
him " had his birth in Scotland. To-
night, Miss Helen Western will appear in
" Satan in Paris i'll five different charac-
tcrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITUTE.-The
meeting of the Board of Visitors of the
Virginia Military Institute adjourned on
Friday evening, having adopted measures
to insure the rebuilding of the cadets bar
racks, burned by Hunters raiders in 1864.
The following gentlemen constituted the
meeting William III. Macfarland, Prcsi-
dent Generals W. III. Richardson and F.
III. Smith Mcssrs. z. Turner, of Rappahan-
mock, q. W. Boiling, of Petersburg, and
X. IL. Catlctt, of Staunton. To carry out
their object of rebuilding the barracks and
buildings, the Board have had to rely en-
tircly upon voluntary contributions, the
State being unable to lend at present any
pccunlary aid, and many donations have
already bscn received. Among the rest,
it Is pleasure to record the offer of the
Faculty ofthc Institute to contribute one
third of thfr annual salary towards the
cost OF rebuilding the barracks. The fol-
lowing arc he names of the Faculty ::
General r. l. Smith, Coloncls J. 7. L.
Preston, I. III Williamson, J. W. Massic,
Scott, Shipp, General Gusts Lee, Colonel
W. b. Blair, C'btain Brooke, thc inventor
of the " Brooke" gun,) and Captain 7. NJ.
Scmmes.
Advertisements have been issued calling
for proposals for The work in contcmpla-
tion, and for applications for cadctships, all
to be submitted ythc time that the Board
meet in June. W, hope sincerely that
the effort to restore the adopted home of
Stonewall" Jackso,'a the alma Mater
of so many heroic soaiers will be entirely
successful, and that til. perseyerjng labors
OF General Smith will result in the COM
plete consummation of lis plans of "rcsto-
ration" and "reconStruc ion."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

TEMPERANCE MSS MEEING.-On Tues
day, grand Temperance mass meeting
will be held in this city. on NE occasion Of
the session Of the Grand ENision of SONS
of Temperance of Virginia, sbich meets
IN that day. The Grand Diision meets
a Springfield Hall at 10, A. T., and sits
daring the day. AT night, the mass meet.
in, will take place at the Fist Baptist
Clutch. Speeches will he dcvered bv
prominent Members of the Orer from
Virginia and oher States, and NJ Roscoe
| G.. Greene, anotlicer of the Natinal hi
vision of Nortl America Mr.. r. I. MuI-
len, Mr.. II. C. townsend, and Rev p. r.
Price, Grand Worthy Patriarch ofVirpi-
MIA, will addrcSsthc meeting. The ,inr-
tccnth anniversary of Shockoc Hill Gyi-
sion Of the Sonsof Temperance will aso
be celebrated; and the anniversary ID
dress will be delivered by III. Lan.ing BE-
rows @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

Richmond RMIEF ASSOCIATION.
meeting of the Directors and Visitors O
the Richmond Relief Association will be
held at the Tobacco Exchange, at the cor
ncr of Cary and Virginia streets, at
o'clock this evening. 1t is earncstl.
hoped that the meeting will consider seri
ously the necessity of taking immediate
measures for making the organization per
mancntly beneficial, and, if no better plan
can be devised, the system of weekly sub
scriptions, already advocated in the Dis
patch, will be at once adopted and tho
roughly tried.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

BOLD THIEF.-Robcrt Powell, negro, on
Saturday afternoon boldly entered the
house of Mahala Carter, and shouldering
trunk filled with clothing and many
other loose articles, made off with them.
A little boy who saw him gave immediate
information to Sergeant Moore, who ar
rested him. He coolly informed the Ser
geant that he was "Buckingham niger,
and bein' on visit to Richmond, he didn't
like to go away widout maxim haul"
He was accommodated with quarters in
the Station-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

GENERAL GRAST.-Licutcnant General
U. S. Grant, accompanied by his wife and
Colonels Badeau and Dent, arrived in this
city at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, by
the Richmond and Fredericksburg rail-
road. The General and his party have
been staying at the Spotswood Hotel, and
arc expected to leave this evening on the
southern cars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS CoNFERENCE.-A
conference Of delegates from the Baptist
and Disciples denominations convcnes in
this city Tomorrow, to consider the ques-
tion OF union between these two great
religious bodies. The following are the
names of the delegates: Baptist Church.
Rcvs. j. B. Jetcr, D. d.; Robert Ryland,
ID. d.; A. NJ. Poindcxter, d. D.; Il. III.
Bagby, ID. d.; j. b. Taylor, d. D.; j. l..
Burrows, ID. D.; Revs. j. ID. Coleman, d..
Shaver, e. B. Taylor, Daniel Witt, A.
BroadduS, Jr.; Thomas Hume, Sr., and q.
Grimslcy; and Mcssrs. John Hart and W.
A. Fleet. Disciples Ch'rch.-Revs. S.
Shelburne, A. B. Walthall, X. l.. Coleman,
&. W. Abel, William Wilson, C. Bullard,
K. Henley, A. X. Flippo, Peter Ainslic,
L. A. Gutter, 7. A. Crcnshaw, W. ii. Hop
son, William J. Pcttigrcw, j. G. Parrish,
w. X. Pendlcton.
The Conference will meet on tomorrow
at i A. NJ, and sit with closed doors.
The Baptist delegates will hold pre-
paratory meeting at the First Baptist
Church tonight at o'clock, and the Dis
ciplos delegates will hold n preliminary
meeting ut the Sycamore Church ut IL NJ.
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had none on boaal aIc is rather inclined
cotton.
The amount conSdbd in the boxes which
exploded at San afsisco with such fear
tul results is stated Mr.. Nobel at about
twenty;seven ponfs The amount seized
10y the Fire Marshal nsounts to about three
hundred pounds. ona this our readers
may infer the amoat of damage which
wonid nave been c'asesl by its explosion
within the city limit- -Tr;Junc..
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LOCAL AATTERS.

me piSPAICii oN IhlRAILROADS.- S.-Messrs
Zoe Turner denver tue hspptch every morning
ohRii 'he railroad cars iesfng Richmond and ~
'ny are ALSO our au'hofi1et lgents to receive sub
scrptiohs 10 the nen''- htity and Weekly Dis
path, our friends along q. railroad routes can
avail themselves OF the me~ngers of these enter
prising news dealers in forwsisop their orders.
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COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-On Friday eve-
ming, information was received at police
headquarters that man was attempting
to pass counterfeit money in the neighbor-
hood of the Old Market. The man was
watched, and, after trying different places,
he went to Bodeker's drug store, where he
purchased ten dollars worth of quinine,
paying for it with a iifty-dollar note, and
receiving forty dollars in change. As he
left the store he was arrested by Dcctec-
tive Goodrich and sent to the Libby. His
name is Frederick Habcr, company G,
Eleventh United States Infantry. The
counterfeit which he passed is well execu-
ted, but all the figuring is lighter than in
the genuine bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

OUTRAGEoUs.-A negro woman named
Mary Henderson was arrested yesterday
for beating little white boy named Cam
non, on Fourth street, between Cary and
Canal. The little boy was severely beaten,
and his head very badly cut by a stone
thrown at him by the negro. She will
have a hearing before the Mayor this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

PERsoNAL.-General r. II. Colston has
lately arrived in the city, and will, in the
course of the week, deliver his lecture on
personal rccollcctions Of Stonewall Jack
son, and critical discussion of his military
character" From parties who have at
tended the Generals discourse, VIC hear
that its delivery in Baltimore met with
much success. 1t is said to be full of in
teresting particulars, and to possess much
merit for ability and truth. From the
Generals connection, for some years, as
fellow professor of the lamcnted hero, and
his thorough knowledge of military affairs,
we should judge that his lecture and dis
cussion will prove highly interesting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

TIE OLD ORIGINAL IR0N-CLAD OPERA
TROUPE announce grand opening at Me-
tropolitan Hall tonight. With a first
class company, and full orchestra and
the selection of chastc and attractive
pieces, they hope to secure large share of
popular favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MALE
ORPHAN SOCIETY takes place tonight at
Rev. DR.. Moore's Church, corner of Tenth
and Capitol streets, at s o'clock. This is
one of our most important public charities,
and we hope that large audience will be
present to bid God-spced to the Society in
its noble work of supporting and educating
the orphan boys of our city-the number
of whom have been greatly multiplied
by the misfortuncs of war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

THE New CONCERT HALL.-The grand
matinee and opening of Virginia Hall, on
Ninth street, will not take place to-day, as
has been stated. In consequence of un.
expected delays, it has been postponed
until Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

THANKS to Mr.. Wade, of the National
Express and Transportation Company, for
Norfolk papers of Saturday.
Also, to Mr.. George Savage, of Ada ms
Express, for papers of same date,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

FUNERAL.-The remains of Major Ben
jamin Watkins Leigh, who fell in the bat
tie of Gettysburg, July Sd, 1868, having
been brought to this city for intermcnt,
the funeral will take place from St. James
Church this evening at 5 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

OF APPk,LS.-The Su-
appeals, which had been
ucsday, the eth instant ,
Saturday untl the next
cort. judges Joynes
We occn prcscn during
c Thompson being absent
ispsition. The folpwing
&ed of by the Court:
enstricker; writ of error
OF Henry county. Dis
hdS; writ Of error from
SITS for the city of Rich
d.
oEilliam J. Lawson for
rolPulaski county, was
n Il been convicted of
end to be hung.
lbe ;yrit of error from the
IS f. the city of Rich
|.
lncs(N 3s) was argued
for 9laltiff, and B. X.
adant he Judgment in
poned, inkrder to give
,tion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

|GNERSHlP. II
hed having formed a ertner-
(pose Of conducting
"a GROCERY, PRoEl AND
Il. COMMISSION BUslN
under the name OF
>E, WILSON Il FOSTER
BEN the eommodious va se on
eond door below Pearl now
Ia itHqply of
-EIR LINE,
|e,fpI,rp rp,pp,sis s.,, a few ID hd to
| AAMiLT0No: IL I,Sf
/ ,ou OF Pete urg;
| JOHN b. WILSON,
| D - OF pe'esirg;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

-! ih, u llotiCc vi
led out b. the pressure Of
liter.
rom th Committee on
an ordnance providing
nj clealing of sinks in
nance fovidcs for the
into tSp districts, Sc
III strccl~flrst district
c scco,nldlying west of
each distict an officer
whose dcy 1t shall bc
! or sink 'pon applica-
of the LOT upon which
( may be, a prescribed
ton.
lance, Mr.. vincent Bar
olSly clcctel.officer for
let, and Mr.. R. ii. Allen
istrict.
fanting the light to the
tcrsburc and Richmond
r roads TO connect their
Ugh the city was offered
!, from the Commission
Peter '. Danicl, Esq,
Richmond and iFrcde-
the request Of tie Coun-
explanatory sparks.
rump opposed tl,lgrant,
Petersburg shcpll have
,; and upon lotion of
IAN, the resolution was
0VldlnS against III Keep
issilcs on premise within
,ity was offered " Mr..
c Committee on 'olicc ;
ed, was ordered 10 be
of the daily paprs of
d a resolution inQtring
y of reporting an cdi-
the rcissuing of lice ses
no may have been en-
Is of the city ordinances
driving, or charging e
hack hire.
was adopted and referred
on Police.
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WILLIAM +. lssAAcs & Co.,}
| :o,hl March, 1866. :
i've are prepared TO issue VlR-
HEp BONDS IN sums Of ONE
IAES aud It's multiple for the
D NOTES Of the
bF SCoTTsviLtE,
pr OLD DoMlI0N,
hF PHILLIPPll
|pF HowARDSTLLE,
CELLO BANK.
wM. B. sAACS & CO.
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NUMBER 1888.

mothers and sisters whom they love and
respect, are, every hour Of their loafing
lives, a cause of fear and trembling to some
noble woman. Let them think for but o
moment, and they will remain idle at home
in preference to loafing on the street. Let
them ask the advice of some fair friend in
whom they have confidence, and they will
never haunt the hotel or post office again.
Let 1t be the aim of their lives that no
thought, word, or action Of theirs shall
ever cause blush to suffise a lady's
check, and, with this guide before them,
their years will pass in honor and purity
if not distinguished or great, they will be
always respected and loved.
A sweeping condemnation may be un-
just, but the practice of "loafng," If not
discouraged, will ruin the fair South |!
Those who value themselves and their ia
miles must and will discontinue it, and
then the term "loafcr" will be synony-
nous, as it should, with Incidence, intem
pcrance, and ruin. 1t will not be neces-
sary, then, to apologize or excuse, for
every "loafer" will be deaf to remon-
STRANGE, caring for nothing but to carry out
consistently the scheme of worthless cx-
istence. The South has been called
country of gentlemen and gentlewOmcn /;
Virginia has been termed the mother of
statesmen and warriors, and it must never
be said that Observation-Disclosures
have by disaster and misfortune been con-
yerted into "loafing," lounging people!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

DENERs AND FAR1Rs.
hLiABLE , GARDEN 50,
eived and for sale by
aL,;a LIAM u. SCOTT, Druga,
n1i'n and Seventeenth SIS.
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TER, P. ]. WRIGHT,
J. L. WILLIAM
.R Il CO.,
fKERs AND STICK
Il AND EXCHAEE BROKERS,
hCHM0Sp, Va,
d sell on commission
llLRoAD,
| and "lS"s AND STOCKS
npresa,,TEXCHANGA
RL!Y ucpD ANpAIVER
Ii LOANS
nSs on all prinapal cities.
l.. ". NsE, Teller.
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SPATCH.
NOTICES.

AR&TUS.-The celebrated
PAtATrS, with GENERA
&c tompleto. A agent for
subscriber is prepared to
nienland elcSan, apparatus
miac ample.
M II SCOTT, Druggist,
SAs atsi Seventeenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

MEETING OF THE Corsr1,.-A meeting
of the City Council wa Held ON Friday
afternoon in the City HaH, a notice of
which was crowded out b. the pressurc of
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HARpER's MoNIgIY.-Me Messrs. Cole &
ns5aS ns;as1 nav 1IUIs; q
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pLEsALE AMI
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l:' ysrn.J
} hand rlete stock OF
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(TTgR, ANAorE PAPERS,
BOOKS, SIZES,
PENS AND INK,
u and other
OFFICE ST,TIoNERY;
l.ich are oferei At the
MARKET RATES.
pts invited TO examine our stock
Orders PROMPTLY attended to.
b. & K.
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IERsHIP.
OF the firm of Kent pl.
(neral A ano ]
COMMISSION BUslNl
\ Z 4 C o.
s, more No. los Main
hl awnt
refuse
they
E<in their
!. not to I'D
resolution
;, Of Gcoi
Pf District
other efBg
Ct Of chdu
the tabIes
Eeral ot
and rcl
ComnI
report sc
u missI
h. AlsA
hg in thu
llutipn, vi
he gAtitu
lid moi
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r Offer
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tbs OVERLOOKED DISTRICTS. - The
Iberville South says that all that rich
portion of Louisiana presents nothing
but dreary, wide waste of waters.
1t adds:
At the incipiency of the planting
season, the frugal and thrifty planters
of this section went to work with an
alacrity that was truly commendabIe.
The corn, cotton and vegetation, and
the raising of cattle, swine and poultry,
was everything which the planter could
paint as hopeful, and gave promise of a
bright future and to be deprived by
one fell swoop, by the devastating ele-
ment, of all the fruits of his hard la.
bor-that which he had hoped would
be the stay and prop of bleak and
dreary future, to make amends for the
losses and rsvsges of the late warts
enough to shock the equanimity of the
most stoicaL
But Notwithstanding this unpropi-
tious state of affairs, produce is being
shipped to Crosse Tete by fat-boat
loads, which is a significant sign that
there may yet be a mount Ararat, T"
where its inhabitants may seek terra
frma, live like lords, and, bide their
time, until the flood" recedes.
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MORMON HAPPNEss. The women of
Utah rejoice in consequence of their
social privileges" You see, they are
all so happy in their marriage rela-
tionsl What bliss, what JOY, what Tex
altstion woman must necessarily
experience when the husband of her
choice, he who first won her special
affection, takes TO him another wife !
And then when that happiness is in
creased by his taking third, fourth,
a fifth-and so on to the end Of the
chapteTl just try to compute the sum
total of the first wife's happiness even
in this world, by a geometrical series
based upon the above idea? The re-
suit is startling, especially to those cases
Wheresthirty, fifty, or hundred women
belong to the same old manl-tSah Lake
Yedetfe,
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DIRECT TO LIVEBPooL FROM GALVESTON
"A gentleman is about visiting Eu,
rope for the purpose of establishing di.
rect communication between this port
and Liverpool, by a regular line Of
steamships. This enterprise will COM
mend itself to the good sense Of every
merchant and man Of business. There
is no reason in the world why Calves
ton should not be the port of shipment
for nearly all of the Texas cotton, but
the lack of freight of from Liverpool.
Our importations are not sufficient to
freight the ships necessary to carry our
cotton. 1t has been suggested that
they can be made available for the
transportation of emigrants.-GalUsston
BulletB, 29h th
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Trrls WHEAT CRoP-We learn hv

TExLs WHEAT CRoR-We learn by a
gentleman Just from Dallis county that
they now have the finestprospect for a
large wheat crop ever known. The
ground sown in wheat is more than
ever before, and the yield per acre will
be larger. 1t will be ready TO harvest
from the 10th to the Goth of May, and
there is now no prospect of any casual.
ty that can cause failure. There are
plenty of hands to harvest the crop,
and it is expected there viii be enough
of reapers, as there are a good many on
their way up.-Gakveston Ns'0s, 29h III.
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In Dyspepsia,

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A LOUISIANA PANTHER Last week
Young son of Mr.. William Gordy, on
lower Bayou Sale, killed q panther
eight feet in length He by mistake
gave him charge of bird shot first and
then q load of buck shot from double
barrel gun The panther was in 3 tree
when the lad paid his respects TO HIM.
ST Mary Banner.
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