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Sent TO JAIL.-In the Hastings Court,
yesterday, William II. Vernon was brought
up, charged with engaging in Il shooting
Srrapc on Broad street some weeks since
with DR.. Maddux. The prisoner when ar
raigncd plead "not guilty" The jury,
after hearing all the evidence, brought in
verdict of "guilty," and sentenced Yer
non to Imprisonment in the city Jail for six
months, and TO pay fine of one hundred
dollars.
The case Of DR.. MadduX, a party to the
affair, was also called, but for good and
sufficient reason shown 10 the court it was
continued till the June term of the court
and accused admitted to bail in the sun
of two thousand dollars.
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DEPUTY Cry SERGEANT. = Sergeant
T. u. Dudley yesterday nominated Ar.
Frederick Hall rs his deputy. The nomi-
nation was approved hy the Couft OF huss-
ings, and Mr.. Hall was sworn IN, ana ~
once entered upon tho discharge Of his
duties,
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON DENTIST, for
81 many years associated with DR.. JOIN q: WAYr,
respectfully informs his old patrons and ali otnsfs
who may need his services that ne mas removed nis
OFFICE from Fourth street. aud can now 90 l0uno
at his RESIDENCE, G25 Main street, between sixth
and Seventh Will practice his profession In all
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Vulcanits,
Gold, and Silver.
Office open at ALL HOURS.
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MARINE IRON AND

~ BhaSS f'O WIN
80 ~lh,rribrrs have associated themselves to-
.e.Urr lur tiia purpo>e of conducting III. ~
lNrN AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
t..W y, branches. They solicit the patronage OF
l..rt friends and n public generally:
", have procured HOLLOW WARE from orlSiiai
Germs. tui a., We intend 10 make that our prlncl-
H.. uu-lur~>, prepared to receive orders,
AID hl th.m promptly, at Baltimore PRICES,
Location on Dock street, below the ork River
depot. .,l., ~, ,r,., p,,cS,c cnp
pm ALFRED 5. LEE,
d.ists WILLIAM l.. COX.
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L, ID A V Is o N,

L. ID A VISO N,
ONCE and residence on Main street, between kle-
yenth and Twelfth Just below the National *.
change Bank, where he Is better prepared than
ever to give his patrons the full benent o. MS pro
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least fve years. Those requiring
his services need not neglect their teeth as ne VIII
accommodate himself TO their circumstances and
the times. Patients from the country can Dostd
with him mt his residence without charge wnlle
having work done, mn J5-om
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SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
The Hastings Court yesterday, at the re-
quest of Mr.. John Ta!man, Sealer o.
Weights and Measures for the City of Rich.
mond, appointed Mr.. G. Talmon an addi-
tional Sealer Of Weights and Measures.
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CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMOND.-Judge
Mcrediths court was in session yesterday,
and many civil suits of no public impor-
tancc were disposed of. Mcssrs. James
NJ. Hoge and J. Harmer Gilmer, Jr., APP
peared before the court and qualified as
attorneys at law.
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THE DISPATCH ON THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cole 4 Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and a.
they are also our authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
mitch. our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves Of the messengers oi these enter
prisinp news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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FIRE AT New ORLEANs--SW Persons
BURNED TO DEATu.-A telegram, dated
New Orleans 18th, says one white person
and FIVE negroes were burned to death al 4
fire on New Leyee street Saturday night,
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THE GUBERNAToRIAL MANSION. = For
several days past workmen have been en-
gagged in painting and repapering the
gubernatorial mansion. His Excellency
and family mean while are sojourning in
Danville, Va.
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ACADEMY OF THE SISTERS OF
Y THE VISITATION, AT MOUNT DE CHAN
TAI, NEAR WHEELING.

3D. %.'n -. 5000 90
g.. at.r per annum, in the regular ana ordl- u D.,
.,. - -. ,s,,Ir.s from -........ $50 to 40 90
Fr...h. German, italian, Spanish, and Latn, . m
-. ..,. p,'.,,' E,ff,Ir ,,st. nar uuarter,. II 90
= " ' ~, -. ',,.r nr,riar . - 90
a. +. 1-a,i - =, III - rer nuartcr l1 50
,' ,.t' 49,. 80 sssNrs nor rnuartrr 25 90
rtr.'f4rv nrswirg Painting in Water and
al. and Fancy Work, also form extra charges
Er the character of the School, the Sisters refer
t.I.-.t Rev Bishop Whelan's notice III the FREE
l.l..,t the 9Uth January.
.t ,rrrrrurSs on THE ACADEMY OF
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HoSoR TO THE DEAD.--ln our afticis
under tbis heading yesterday, we stated
that all those who wished to volunteer
their services for the purpose Of aiding in
improving the grounds could do so to-mor-
row afternoon. We have been requested
60 correct this, as the meeting alluded to
will be composed only Of the Committee on
Memorials, and altogether private. There
will be 4 full meeting OF the Association
on Monday afternoon,
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REs1ayAT1oS.-James K. Caskie, Esq,
who has for many years past faithfully and
satisfactorily represented Madison Ward in
the Court of Hastings, yesterday rendered
his resignation, which was accepted by the
court
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THE BLOOD.-With cor

CLEANSE THE BLOOD.-With cor
~ rupt, disordered, or vitiated Blood you are
sick all over It may ,s. Sasss oa, @ ~ p%p,e n:,.iy %
keep you stless, depressed, and good TOT nothtnS:
But YOU cannot have good health while your blood
Is impure. ,AlERs sARsApAKlLLA pursess M % i,Ss ESs
into vigorous action, restoring the health and sx-
pellinS disease. Hence 1t rapidly cures 9 variety
Of complaints which are caused Sy imIprT o. .ns
ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eysipelas. letter OF
sSsS Hsss ss1s ys.s kns S.s :.
such as Retention, Irregularity, Suppression,
Whites, sterility, also syphilf,s or NsnsriH
P,sSt AYERS tssl sassaPaRiIi4 ana and see for your
self the surpris ing activity with which II clesnsss
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the public nave oeen ~ mitse ~.
tract of ssrsaparila for one dollar Most Of these
have been frauds upon the sick. for they nos OILY
contain hIls u any Sarsspar!s eoi ,iss 1tsn Az. no
Extracts of sarsspariils which food the market.
aa the se has ssfp%s me es tsyy eo%
pound sarsapa and intend 70 supply sdeS ~
remedy As shall rescue the name from tue i'sa Ss
Sranni for believing II has virtues which are IRE.
sistibla by the ordinary run Of the diseases " -
| Intended to cure. We can only assure tns ncx
know how 70 produce, and We have resson 70 70 n ps.
isve il is by lar the most erecual puriner oi tns
| blood Vet discovered by anybody,
AYEa's CHERRY pEGIoknL o,hsf Ismsdy " for The cure
of Coughs, Colds, influenza, hoarssness' Sfoaps
Broncbitis. lncipisnt Consumption, and TOT the
relief Of Consu patisn hsxs - ,sconn,
ovidenes Of its virtues. The world En9ws them.
| Prepared by Yo..m Hss...ks..i,.
and sold by PURCELL, LADD ; CO., prsggtsb.
| Richmond, Va. mh S0-Sn
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pARpoyEp.-The Governor on Yesterday

PARDoNED.-The Governor on yesterday
granted pardon to John L. Duke, SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for one year
from Louisa county for being pdrttcepS
cytn.i,.iS in the stealing Of horse. The
Judge of the court which sentenced him
recommended the pardon, as he did not
think the evidence in the case sufficient to
criminate the accused.
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RoBBERY.-On Tuesday night, at about
II o'clock, the stable of Mr.. l.. 7. Mills,
who resides on the MechanicSyille turnpike
a short distance from the city, was entered
and two very fine COWS taken out. Mr..
Mills is taking every step to recover his
cows, but up to last accounts they had not
been taken.
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FROM POLICE HEADQCARTERs.-The fol-
lowing were among the cases reported at
police headquarters yesterday
Peter McCurdy, arrested for being
drunk and lying in the street.
Grandson B. Williams, arrested for as
saulting and beating John Parker, negro
Lucinda Ann Taylor, arrested for steal
ing wearing apparel from Sarah Walker.
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NELSON ENcANPMENT, No. z, i.0. o.f.,
meet tonight at s o'clock at Odd follows
Hall.
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DOARDlNG.-Mi>s BlDGOoD, south
II .r Main street. second door above Seventh,
-. .tA-aivw more BOARDERS, with or without
long de 3u--ts
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i PAIN-G w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces To all having teeth 10 be extracted that.
after much dieuy and sxgeRRSss ne hsS secures TH
"NITRUUS 0yYDE CAS- now universally
and saeeessfuly used a. the NORTH where; a In
surgical Operations, there was POSITIVELY NO
PAIN to ihe patient; and As II y ENTiRBLH
HARMLESS there is, therefore, NO POsSlSL6
of this city he offers his services when, In surgicAl
cases, an anasthetic may be needed. All other
operations appertaining to his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
Othce on Main street, corner OF Sixth, opposite
Arlington House 10 zS-Sm
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THANKS FOR PApERs.--To Mr. h' IL La-
cas-, National Express. I !,
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NOTlCE.-A called meeting Of the
y bremen and Stockholders of the RICHMOND
E|.E ASSOCIATION will be held at the once "f
faar.,. + Workman 4 Co, in the city uf Rich
aanI, au THURSDAY, the 2ih day of May, loee,
-. IL d clock, NJ.
Ev order # The Board of Directors.
L-N -. DAVID CEkRIE. Presldcnt
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INQUEST oN BupY oF DEAD INFANT
James W. Read, Chicr OF Police Of District
No. 4, IIcnrico, ON Tuesday was informed
that white infant had been buried on the
lot of an old negro woman on Main street,
near Warwick'S stables, in Sidney, under
circumstances that Justified strong suS-
picion of foul play, and with his usual en-
rrgy proceeded to investigate the matter.
1t was deemed best to diSntcr the body :;
and Justice James l.. Marsh having sum
moncd coroner's jury, number Of Wit
ncsscs were examined. The negro woman
acknowledged that She lad buried the
child, and gave the name of its mother, a
resident of Sidney, whose name we sup
press for the sake of the family, who are
rcspcctablv connected. From all the facts
elected, and the medical evidence given,
the jury decided that the in.ant was born
dead 4 sad story is connected with this
affair, but ii can do no good to publish it.
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D,NRDING.-MrS. DCNALL, Main.
u .tra.u sixth and Seventh streets. has some
~. f.. ....r.aH.. uuucGupled rooms Tor bodrders
... f.. .... .s aa a few more DAY BOARDhRS.
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4 SHARP TRICK.-A few days since, a
gentleman, who wishes his name withheld,
sent little negro servant boy to his wash
crwoman for his clothes. The little boy
was returning home with a basket filled
with undcrclothing, valued ut about one
hundred dollars, when he was stopped on
the street by Il negro who asked him tc
carry a newspaper to Il certain person IN
house near by, offering to hold his basket
and to give him ten cents for his trouble
The boy jumped at the offer, carried the
paper to the house as he was directed, and
was told that no such person as the paper
was sent for lived there. lie then return
ed to inform the man of this; but 10. Tho
man had gone off, taken the basket will
him, and was no where to be found. The
boy went home and told his master OF the
occurrence. All steps were taken to reco
yer the clothes, but without effect. The
! thief still remains at large.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAY IL. 1855.
Sun sets. 7.03 High water.......7.N
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DENTAL NOTICE. -
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice OF Dentistry In Richmond, and respect /.
fully offers his services to bis old friends and ps
tients and all others who may need them.
OtHce and residence No. SIS Franklin street, two
doors west Of Ninth street. t1@omS
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IRON AND BRASS FoUNDRIES.

'TD BUILDERS AND CoNTRAC'
| TORS We are prepared ~ furnish you Will
IRON OkAIINGS,
VAULT DOORS.
VERANDAHS, -
FENCING,
and every variety uf
FORGING FOX HOUSE WORK,
II
NORTHERN PRICES.
C.liau see IL before contracting.
ARCHER i GuupWlN,
Vulcan Iron Works,
.. SIN corner uf Byrd and sixth streets
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ORANGE HOUSE,

[ ar ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
.tr"pAp DEPOT. LINCHBtRG, VA.
ft.r>TDN kutkER. PkuPKlErok.
a. celebrated Hotel having been khFIk
r>..p au4 REFlTTEp IN SUPERB STYLE
.....> -nkEErH accommodations To- the itavelllns
.. +. Travellers going north aud south viii hnd
.. rcsly upuN the arrival % trains and sum
.. I'm. allowed. The proprietor pledges hlm
- we'll. known first lass reputation shail
..........a -, tina truiYn te lg--ts
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CHAMPAGNE ClDER.-A fresh lot
! o; thls delightful beverage jus, received and
.uI sale, on drduBtt aud in botlss, by
STEVENS L PEGRAM,
nv L. oil Broad street.
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billiard TEMPLE.-A RESTAU-
ID RANT COUNTER will be kept al the Bill.
LARD TEMPLE, commencing THIS saturday.
Al IERNOOS JONES 4 GRlsWOLD.
Lis
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THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCE-
Ky, practices ia the Courts Of the City of kich-
I""ui and The County of Hcnrico. Once on Frank
IL -rc.nl DOM LrOiI SLXth street. la US
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Washington, D. G., May Is, 1866.
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pOCKLAND LIME.-Eleven hundred
IL egsrs.s daily expected, Ger sa,s h,sss2yry,ouy sy
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CEMENT AND CALClNED PLAS-
Y TER.-Three hundred barrels CEMENT, one
hundred and hfty barrels FCALCiNED ILAsTER
aA signlnsnt, for sale by ,rr,c,,n,,x
ny lj-ta LEE ~ IEIi IJoIia.
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LrPERIOR yARNISIIES-FU RNl-
- TrkE. CO4ch, Japan, Damar, Carriage, biaok'
s - The t3st qualify, y Irfantedi saie 81 hieh'
nv u rnrL- nr Thirie enih and Main Streets.
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LIME SHIRTS AND COLLARS
7 We .ake pleasure in directing attention 10 our
ocS Of tine Shirts and Collars - Lelns OF the best
4ta E'v Z nd wa rrantei to ht and wear we'll
apn WERTENBARER WILLIAMS.
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WHISKY Y.-Just received, "A further
W -ulply Of the celebrated ZElGLER WHISKY i.
Ay t-I PALMER, HARTSo0K Il co.
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.ss.,....:]FE FOR Or SA SAX. E..,.sE


Acres; the Valley Turnpike nov go.
about being completed, dividesG.A.k
5s sPS s s8 bw4EnhNd BESE e
x45 with a 90 foot shed, fine Stabling under,
Corn House at the side, &C., with other OUT
buildings Two Young Apple Orchards, one in
bearing. The whole tract is under good lculti-
walton and fencing, we'll watered, springs and
streams in every field. 200 = fiA Gao
The Frame Dwelling at the intersection of
the pike and Old Manor Road, lis one ofithe
best locations for o store in the county. filg
These Farms afe.ih the midst of d thickly
settled an healthy neighbOrhood, convenient
to Eve or six churches of different adenomna-
tons. Each of these Tracts havea superabunv
dance Of fine Timber that always commands on
the spot high price. ia 74Hit siti1Il iiaii =
On this property is a fine Lime Kiln with
about J 800 bushels Of stone with the wood all
ready to burn. Lime Stone can be had on the
adjoining farm, one mile to haul over the pike
every facility is at hand for improving and
bringing this land to a high state of cultiva-
ton. i,.. I'd
These farms viii be sold at q Bargain.-
Terms made very easy. ,f.4 - +.
We have also for sale an adjoining Farm OF
about 80 Acres, good Dwelling; with outhouses
&C., with q large, fine Apple Orchard, all unr
der good fencing &c. For further particulars,
anpfv to u 81 20 ssA 2MOORES & HESS, hi'
No. 8 Law Buildings, st: Paul st., BALTIC. =
MARYLAND and Virginia Farms for SALE
Great bargains. Located in various sections
Of the different counties. Prices range from
S. to $500 per acre, also a number Of country
seats and building lots in and around Balti-
more CITY and Swami Lake. Money to Loan on
Mortgage, from 81 500 upwards Apply to
$3.50 ~ 'hfOORESs q HESS,
No. s Law Buildings St Paul st st. Baltic s.
Oct. 28.-tf. -.
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= y. 10 ElITIlL =. q 7
FOR SALE.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM OF 400
"A Acres of Meadow Lan6, in a high state of
cultivation, on sMy Lady's Manor" IS miles
from Baltimore, miles from Monk
So. ton Station, N. c. R. r. A fine fs7SEfaM
pike Leading to Baltimore pass ..ss.
es through this property. divid I'll! i--k.z
.ing'if about equally. THE land is Of a verysu-
perior quality and will compare fayorably with
the best land in the State It has an album
dance of Wood, and is well Watered, having
streams in every field. 49,. I.ts ..fsi,'s p
Theimprovements consist OF q good, spbstan-
tial DWELLING 4Ox20 feet, fine. Barn, out
houses, &C., There is fine Lime Stone Quarry
on the adjoining farm. This property is locat7.
ed in the midst of thickly settled and healthy
neghborhood. convenient to churches, schools,
stores, &C., and will be sold low $4,000 worth
: of produce was sold off the past year; For par
No. Law Buildings, st. Paul st.
gTAbF AK 1si
We have also for sale, 200 Acres of nemead-
ow Grass Land on Deer Greek, Hartford county,
near Darlington and Tide Water Canal. fine
Dwelling Honses 54x33, with all necessary out
houses. plenty Of Fruit SCI = IL q 80 r..
Also, a SPLENDID FARM in Montgomery
county,, Is miles from Ellicott's Mills.i The
Land is of first quality of red clay soil, in a
high state of cultivation, will average at least
10 barrels of corn peracFe, 40 acres of meadow
that will cut from 81 to tons of grass per acre..
The improvements consist of a very fine NAN
SION, large Barn and outhouses all nearly new.
The buildings would cost nearly as much as is,
now asked for this property. Ast
Also, 40 ACRES OF LAND most beautifully
located on Swami Lake, containing several
building sites. Also, several improved Lots on
Swami Lake. cottages. in complete order.
Also, THREE FINE FARMS in very high
state of cultivation near Gainesville, on the
Frederick Road, with great varieties OF the
choicest kinds Of Fruits q Buildings in fine
order. ti-1ni 70 = 8
Fine Farms for sale on the Eastern Shore of
Md, allsizes and prices. Farms for sale in all
the counties of Nd. and Va. Fine Timber
{ Tracts for sale, easy of access-tslniy. 81
Also for sale or lease, the rich Bottom Lands
b of the Mississippi Yalley,ia Splendid cotton
q culture. iins sea 4.lss, MOORES ~ HESS,
No. Law Buildings, ST.. Paul ST., BALTIC.
~ Dec. ST. .i..lIt N ..ltnar !. lalrarl
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To all Whom it May Concern:
Nofice is Hereby Given.

HNHAT the undersigned, examiners, appoint
i ed by the County Commissioners of Balti-
more county, on the petitionofS. Parkhurst and
others, for the opening of public road leading
from the Reisterstown turnpike, through the
lands ofeMr. Richardson, Mr.. Robertson, VIM
Richardson, Alfred Gallagher, Caleb Hopes,
VIM. Bland, S. Parkhurst, Robt Wylie, Mrs
Hook, heirs of Mrs. Burk and others, passing
through Mount Washington, and terminating
at the Falls turnpike; having taken the oath
required by law, will proceed on the 2lst dag
of Fs6ruady, 1866, on The premises, (if fair, if
not, the next fair day. to execute the trust re-
posed in them, and the requirements of the
Acts of Assembly in such cases made and pro-
vided.
aah 8lli e .bae JAMES L. RIDGELY, JR.,
- ~ aloa 4RfI WILLIAM BUCK,
+ ilni tf19ni q CHARLES PAINTER,
Jan. 2O,-5t. ~ Examiners.