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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. PEABODY

Mr.. George Peabody, the London banker.
arrived in the city this morning at eleven
O'Clock, and was received at the depot by
George W Riggs, Esq. He proceeded to the
residence OF Mr.. Riggs. on L street, and from
thence TO the residence of Sir Frederick
Bruce. the British Minister. Accompanied by
M. Riggs and Sir Frederick Bruce, he pro-
eeeded 10 the Executive Mansion, ana was
received by the Presidens in the Blue Room,
Af;er half hour spent with the President, he
returned TO the residence OF Mr Riggs, where
lunch was spread. MIR. Peabody left tor New
York IN the three o'clock train
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

A TRIAL FOR MOSsrRoUs PARENTAL
CRyEL7Y--The trial of q. u. Williams
spiritualist who In January last star we'd hi,
child, q girl OF thirteen wears, nearly To death
commenced In the Superior Conrt Al Nor.
" ieh, Conn. on Tuesday. The evidence no WIS
that be kept her In q cold room on water grael
no food. He gagged her for speaking 10 him.
and, with has alleged paramour cowhided her
come twenty times. The girl escaped by
Jumping IRON a miro story window into
deferce admits the facts, an pleads lnsrnitv
7 he case goes 70 the jury tomorrow.
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- Our sprightly morning cotemporary-
meaning The IHieiiigencsr-calls special attan-
ton 70 its weekly of to-day as :. unusually in
t-resiing," containing the letter OF Hon. G Ar.
-ett Davis, Of Kentucky, TO his constituents
Al eighteen column editorial upon "the
Bartietts OF New Hampshire" and editorials
upon all other .current topics"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

SIM w. W. Wcrdeu, late a correspon-
dent IN this city OF the New York Times, is
Welearn, associated at present with Mr. J. r.
Young IN conducting the Washing ton CORES
Pondence Of the New York Tribune. He is
one Of the ablest and best Informed correspon-
dents al ;hIs point, and will be a valuable ac-
QUESTION 10 the Tribune staff
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IpdIaDIIoStiIitieS

ST LOUIS. April 25-A dispatch from Jules.
burg says the Indians stampeded large num-
Der of cattle near Fort Mitchell on the 18th
instant The Indians afterwardS attempted
to draw out the fort. but without success
The number OF Indians is estimated at 25O0
II is reported that large party of Sioux In
dams are on RawhIde Greek, wishing to come
TO Foct Laramie and live in peace with the
whites
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Senator Wilson at Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, April % Senator Will
son arrived here In special boat this morn
ing.
He addressed large audience of blacks and
whites in the Butler school house near Harnp-
ton Roads, and will leave for North Carolina
this terhoon.
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|" From j. G. Parker, Post Once News
Stand, ard from J. ShiIlidgton, Odeon Build
ing. we have "Haney's Base Ball Book OF
Reference" by Henry Chadwick. For 1857
Also. from Shillington, we have Mrs. Peter.
sons I0dy's Friend for MAY
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PUBLIC LAND FOR IOWA

The Commissioner of the General Land Of
flee mas just transmitted to the Governor Of
Iowa certified transcript of indemnity lands
embracing 1915 acres selected by the agent of
the State of Iowa, and being in full s9fisfac
ton OF the grants for the Des Nj Dimes River
provement made by act of Congress of August
;, 1876 joint resolution OF March ?, 1861, and
act of July 10 iS61 ~
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Counterfeit Bounty Scrip.

BANGOR NIB, April % Beware of soldiers
bounty scrip of the State of Name, OF l-65, in
one hundred dollar pieces, as 1t has been coun-
terteited and extensively circulated. The On V
safety is in refusing to purchase except from
responsible parties.
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GOVERNMENT SECURIfIES,
WAsHIHaroH, April =, 1857.
Jay Cooke & 10. furnish the following ouo.
FINANCIAL.
Lewis johnson e o., quote Stocks ana
Bonds in home and foreign markats A fn,Iov..

" "01'o "1u oioIgu Wni kts D I0II0WS:
~ NEW YORK. April 25.-lst Bosrd-U. S. 1891
coupon SIS, 1O9S; do. secs, lOoI; U. S. SIS
lv-it coupons, e6x; 1905, lO64; Canton
Co, al (; Cumh'd Goal 90 prerd, 27x; Quick
silver Mining Coa7 New York Central r. r.,
961; Ere Railway, SIX; Hudson River X. R..
g,i Reading X. X, 10lY; Michigan Central
X. r., rs; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
X. X, 66%; do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Oen-
trai X r., 1l3; Cleveland ana Pittsburg X. R.,
691; chicago and Northwestern r. r. %
do preferred. 5S7s: Cleveland and Toledo K
X. lin: Chicago and Rock Island r. r., e71;
Pitsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r r =,
s2A; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, a3l:
Pacific Mail, 126. Gold 200 p. m. IiOk
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Special kilograms to the Star.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

War in Europe C~rtain-Prussin Posi-.
uvely Refuses the Mediation Of the Great
Powers, and will net Evacuate Luxem-
burg-koyal MarriaEe-Emeute Mt Op or.
to-Prince Napoleon Gone to Italy
American Bonds Coming frsm Germ az
10 London.
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Collision at Sea

NEW YORK, April 25.-Arrived-Steamer
Louisiana, from Liverpool on the 5th instant
OFF Fastnet she collIded with the PrussIan
Auguete, which sunk Immediately The
Louisiana took captain and crew on board
and brought hem to this port
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~In Alexandria, Va, the people are set.
ting their dogs on the City Assessors in con-
sequence of an erroneous impression that the
Assessment Is to Inaugurate confiscation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-25

PERsoSAL.-Cyrus w. FIELD. whose unre-
mi''ipg exertions 10 lay a Geographic cabl.
across the Atlantic should always be CRATE
fully remembered, - at Willard Hotel
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lsTERHAL RKyKNUE-The receipts from
tais source to-day Were s43I .66i so.
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NJ ETk9 psIrE1 s7r,x
34S q street, betw cen a. and stb .tra.,.

lVI PATENT STEAM BAKERY.
345 q street, betw cen az and stb st,sa,.
NOTICE TO OUR Friends on TIE
ISLAND
To prevent further imposition from parties pro
Tossing to sell
"HAyENEER'S FAMILY BREAD
weha'e established the following dspots on the
leland, whtre alone the genuine article car he
found Won 10
CSssell, corner TIN street and Md avsnue
III. u. Chspin. Ne Ola, corner 18th and ID ats
W9t er Bro; AZ street, bet. 4 and r; =
=. b. CLARKE, a. and M streets;
John Pagan, 9Th and @ streets
John Oregon. corner 7th and sts
MeSn sts yhensen, street, bet. lot b and lItb:
WelkeI o., corner Md avenue and 18th Of
carpenter McCufn, corner lsth aud sts
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WIN. H. WHEArLHYS PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEIN0 AND CLEANSING

once, No. 40 Jefferson ST., Georgetown,D ID. O.
hstropspissn inssituS ls9: reSuiit isss o, t the
nov BY far tn largest and most complete estsb-
nshment Of the kind in this section of countrv
Dyeing and Securing Of ell kinds dsne in the hest
manner
Truly thankful for past favors, the supsor,h.,
solici to the continued custom Of the Community
Goods received and returned BY express With the
Post Office address, Lock Box No so.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday,
when 10 10 closed q Oh D. On. te l6-6m
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Rf THos. BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
VhLUABLE IMPROyDD PROPERTY ON
EEihnipDGE STREET, GE0RGETQwS,A AT AUG
On wEDNEeDAY. May LIST, at clock .. m. Il
VIII seIi IN 'front.' Of the premises. part of Lot No
Fl. ironing 559-l2 feet on Bridge street. between
yrherson and Washington streets, running back
The improvements consist of large three s,o,v
btfck Building and Brick Ba.k BufIdipg con.
tahin9 IA ROOMS, store room and cellar under the
late John Mount W '"o
Terms One half cash; balance in one and two
years, With interest secured by deed of trust ON
cost of the purcbsser ~ VIC
Possession given Immediately.
Title perfect.
ap n THOS nOWUINH A..
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. D. o. +. THANKSGIVING AND GEL.
EBRATION

IT, Q. F.-MKMBERS OF THE ORDER
W. IN good sIarding in ott or Jurisdictions tenn
poIarIy In asbington, are fraternally invited TO
unite With the Order of tho District OF Columbia
IN the Procession and thanksgiving on FRIDAY
hp,1i 10th and will connect themselves with such
LOoge or kncapppeBt they may think proper
BY order. It'll THE COMMITTEE
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NsULATED WIRE,
FOB GEAPEvINBs.
This Wire 10 coated with gutts percha sfford n :,
protection to the tsndrils of the VIVA and -
cbea rer than common wire. ' AU -
For sale In large and smsil quantities BY
u. n +. KING SON Kinr Piaos
ap rs cost Corner Vermont avenue and 49, n
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3 FOB TIE BENEFIT
,uno or TIE
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
will he opened
THIS EvKNiNG
clock in the basement ~ fbs Cb,r.h

w. FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
Seo rem a ave. bet. 18th and 18th sta
:. Hsvlng enlarged and refttes my estsblishn emf,
,hi Is now the largest and finest la the oty"some,
thing long ne eded in Washtngton-sndI m now
prepared &c furnish my customers and the public
ssTcl 9Th ths hest Of everything in the
dinss, etc rnished at the shortest NOTICE anu
on the most reasonable terms "'
ap - In JOSEPH b. sHAFFIELD.
YFREGlsTRY NeTIOE-Netice 1, he1ebv
gwen to all qualified voters in the SIXTH
sin, tnat the Judges Of Election appointed to
RTSVT9 february s. 1857, entitled IAN act 10 pnb
.nd W o,eg 81 voting In the District of COLUMBIA
tol 9iher purposes. will be in session at the
ana TUESDAY, April I'll and -. from 70
3civck p M. and WEDNESDAY, and Thurs
"a april 70 and "a, from 4 10 3 O'Clock n
tbair n. nne purpose Of receiving and recording
apH-d s.v MOVES, Secretary.
1%THE LADIES OF THE NEW EpIsCo-
~ PAL nHURCH OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST
FESTIVAL in AID h to hold EAiR AND
open Monday evening APRIL pod and r,n.a~ vii,
frlda> evening, April 18th ""H 'io'e Oh
Splendid Magic Lantern Exhibitions on satnr.
1S evening. Season Tickets. 81 spis
INT enron copy and send bill to Star onSca I
TE0TICE-THE REGULAR MEETING
s ss hsia at Wisewsil Barracks. corner Of O and
seventh streets, on THURSDAY EYESIHG
JOHN r !n;5sns At Jo & SSslSst ss.r.,,,v
BgkN's NON CoRRositE HPpARAs.
can ON Al. US celebrated purity and celence.
s,ras opiy oe nsd ct their Drag Stores $50 18th
east Of7th ct. ' an az '2usre
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IAf COOKE CO.,
Bankers, 18th street.
SIT Der eest gold interest FIVE TWENTY
~ ~ ex chapRed for all issues Of SEyEN
ThihTf TREASURY MOTIFS.
fnii supply of GOVERNMENT SEOURT-
tbs constantly on hand 1850
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VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP and
FRESH SPRING BUTTER
Received this day from Vermont
The syrup 10 bright, thick, and fresh fran ,ha
trees: tor ssle In convenient kegs for family
2. Il KING SON. King Place,
ap - l2t Corner Vermont avsnne and III ..
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Dissolution OF COPARNERsaIP.
The firm OF c. WOODWARD A SOM. bereSy
dissolved By mutual consent.
L. b. WOODWARD

CAkp.-alee q. 3. WILSOH bses leave 10
- inform beg Ole customers aod the public gen
:,ss.l:lnssss: Eco issS :sr.ss. ssss s:s .sl
suSs nh lf.ln'
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Ky THOs. BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
EXCELLENT HOUsTHekp rupNIrupr
&c. AT AUGrI0N

8kCBELBNI IbKHDED RnRNTTrPr
On WEDNEsDAY MORNING., A,riI at,b q,
iVo CLOCK, I will sell. at the resid ence of r Rem
lex, EsG., No. 126 Bridge street, Georeetovp a
general assortment of excellent and we'll Eent
furniture, consisting Of WIN Aept
handsome walnut DAmask Suite, nine niecs.
90 Large Gilt Frame Mirror, with Mar
bic Slab and Brackets WIN m mr.
,hen0so@e Walnut Chamber Suite, four niece.
Mznosany spring seat Chairs and Sofas
!Mahosany Secretary and Bookcase
neioie 1op Bureaus, q. hstands and Tables
Prtsses, Ihrse ply and Ingram Carpets
Sedsteads, Feather Beds and Mattresses
lane seat Dining and other Chairs
Cooking, Parlor aud other Stoves
eiIcioth and Mating,
ton. Terms cash A
apis THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
- The ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain Until MONDAY. April 90,
same neur. 1HO0AS BOWLING.
epN Intel. Auctfereer
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NJ 1. 9. F.-GENERAL ORDER The
w omcsrs and members of she Grand Lod ge
ans Grsnd kncam PINE mt, and OF the Subor ai uate
Lodges and EDcam pmsnts, are requested TO an.
semble punctualiy ON FRIDAY MORNING, 26th
procession. " hlSh will move from the City ri ali
At ten O'Clock. lap242tl THE COMMITTED
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%I o. o F.-GENTRAL LODGE, No i
NS Member are req vested TO meet TO NOR
BOW MORNlhG. at . o clock precise ~ (fn dark
cloth ns. with white Gloves preparatory tn Ioi In
Ihsnksgivfhg exercises. +. u. LORD. jr.,
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A OPEN HACK, in good running order, will
"a DO sold cheap. 3I9 north etreet bstvsan
delaware avenue and LIST street. ap rs 81.
p1N1 APPLES! PINE APPLEs "a.
Apptx We I In LEI Of large and Vset PINE
Confecnonery: 2a6 Psnnsylvania Avenue he
....n I1.s e6o I3tn SITS sp IS ST.
pUBCHAsERs or
CABINET FURNITURE
VIII save both time and money by
mAkine their purchases at the south.
east corner 9Th and d streets ~
sp Is st JOHN Q. WILSON. 90
fAMPHORArED vITIyEBT-
wet ne preservatisn Of Furs, Cashmere,
snS o,b 0oII.n foods frem the rayags. OF Moths
Pharmacy and Patent Medicine Depot.
~ -"-eoohI Cor. 7th It. and La ave
SEAGAL DlSEASEs, DEBILITY, re Par
70 moe n9ney 10 QHartS but buy Trail 4
Ssck on Pathology. ard CUBE YOURSELF
SOLO 6J tKAkCK TAYLOR. Bookseller,
"nsnl hgt3n u: Z. SsHd toT a circuior
Fok shLhIA .pan ofexCellent fau ltIsss fam.
lly dUhSES, ia years ola. strong, ~
t +" i and ,ui,y Teliahis; OOCfE; built IN
k.ts. etc Inauire at Mr.. EARLE IS stable Gov
dent Square .na, sts
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The Louisa Meeting.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, ' A., July lie
More Importance has been given to the
political meeting held here on court day
than it really deserved; for it was, indeed,
hut a small affair. Gotten up by Mr..
William F. Gordon, the author of the
"Albemarle resolutions" it does not reflect
the sentiments of any considerable num-
Der of or people, who | feel sure will
not "co0perate - with tho party who has
brought poverty and ruin on the land we
love. God forbid that our people should
so dishouor themselves as TO unite with the
authors of or humiliation. But let what
ever fate may befall us, save our honor
from the wreck of common ruin. All else
is lost. The principal actors in the meet
ing-Mcssrs. Gordon and Tutwiler-werc
from other counties, and the Committee
on Resolutions could not agree, and con-
seuuently made no report; and before Mr..
Pendleton's ian original secessionisO reso-
lutions were submitted to the meeting a
great many of the meeting had left the
house, and OF those present not few were
opposed to them. Such is true history
OF the Louisa meeting. LOUISA.
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Editor Dispatch /:

Editor Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-Is young man who came to
this country when child a citizen? lie
fought in the Confederate army and then
took the oath of allegiance to the United
States. His father may have been natu-
rallied, but Of this | am not sure. Please
answer in Dispatch Of tomorrow and
oblige SUBSCRIBER.
ANSWER.
1t depends upon whether the father be-
came citizen. If so, the young man is q
voter. If not, not.
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" Lee & GOddln,
by Lee q uoualn,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

ok HUNDRED AND SIXTY SIX
- ACRES OF WOOD LAND NEAR WlLC0X'S
WHARF. ~ CHARLES CITY COUNTY, Foe
SALE AT AUCTIOH.-W will sell at Charles City
Courthouso on THURSDAY the 18th OF July, 1857,
that Daing court day, $50 ACRES three and hal
miles from wi!coxs wharf, on James river. This
land frouts on Swlryard's road and sdjoins the
lands of John Wa!krr James Barnes, and others.
This land Is we'll wo )dsd and would suit any one
wishing 20 go in the wood business. This tract
will be sub-atv'ded 60 as 10 suit persons OF small
means. The improvements consist OF new, COM
Portable house and kitchen. Nj. John Hamhlet Is
now living on the place. LEE GrDDlH,
Aucti0neers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
By Harrison. Goddin Il Apperson. AuctioneerS
and Real Estate Agents.

COMFORTABLE FRAMED
i TENEMENTs IN M ME- GPnSTsR' s "a
F9s sasE At be sold d. at aus
ton, on The premises on hnNDAr too ION yu
t.d t.n,menrs located above, fronting to.
retner so fact on Allen street, running back loa
fst on Porter street. The location Is most oeau-
TERMS: One-third cash balance at four and
eght months for negotia BILE notes, Interest added,
Ss'uieJ HARRISON, GOODDIN & APPERSoN,
LIZ 1n AuctiOnecrs.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE OF
Il the most desirable healthy, and command
ing sites for pubiic private buildings IN the city
OF Rlc mund lF"CR or FIVE AChtS OF LAND,
well nciosed, with a good brick II use, lateIy put
In good repair, with oiX room, framed kitchen
witn four rooms, stable. and other out houses, a
well of pure water, and fruit trees Of the best
frat.
This property is within ten minutes walk Of the
Old Market, and convenient 10 the centre Of bnsi-
ness apply 10
~ ll-2w PALMER, HARTSOok co.
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By G,ubbs {; Williams. Anc.!oneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TAFAYFTTE SALOON, WITH THE
LEsSg, GOOD WILL. FIXTURES, LOU OBS.
FUgNITHkE, &c At hUCTION.-By request OF
the parties interested w II sell at auction upon
tho premises, on TUESDAY. 9th July, AZ IL
O'clock \. NJ, the uueXpired LIZ AEE, GOOD WILL:
and FiXTUEES OF the Lafayette Saloon, situated
AZ the sou,h east corner of Ninth and Bank streets
Also tho L!QUuRS, tURN!TU DC, PICTURES, aad
appurtensnces of every kind therein.
mi. IL W, II know 10 be ona OF toe neAtest, best
established and most popular saloons in the city,
and In the proper hands will do the best business
III that line in the city.
PropOsitons for the purchase OF the above at
private sal will be received previous 10 the day OF
sale.
Trsxs: VIII be make known at the time OF sale.
GAUBbS & WILLIAMS.
AuctionperS
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Public Notices.

u REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN
H THE SECOND WARD.-The Board OF Regis
tration for the second magsterial district known
rs Madison Ward, which Includes all that part of
the city of Richmond lying between the west line
OF Fourteenth and east line or Fourth streets, will
be In session from MONDAY the sth to the 18th
j uly Inclusive, at the City Han.
Hours of session, from o'clock a. u to 4o'clock
P. NJ. T. 6. ROSE.
Captain Eleventh Quilted States Infantry.
J. J. CRUaP, nt.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Hssis'e!S' je?2-tlSJy
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4 RARE CHaNCE.-I offer for sale
"A that very valuable LOT on the east eide Of
Main street between the stores of T.. b. spence
Il George C. Gary. fronting about 36f=et on " am
street and running back lilo teet To L paved alley
20 feet wide his is pc laps tha most desirable
buil4ins lot now 90 the mail et or in the city. To
A purchaser wuo will improve the property and
pay lh4 interest pupCtuolly uay reason tble Gre
df vii be given or viii exchange it for State,
city, or RAILROAD bonds.
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
IL lo-lu cnrner Min and Enurt aonth str.a,s.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneer'
and Real Estats Agents.

1,RJTsTEE's SALEOF VALUABLE
RE.T, ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RlCH-
NOM. OK The WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS: In
rritv Of Ech1noud pronounced on the 18th June,
1857, in the case of Vaughan, &C., u.s. Goddin, and
bv vlrtua of a. certain deed OF trust dated "Vtn
tnriI, 500 duly recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court shall proceed IL So at pnblic auction, on
the premises. On WEDNESDAY, the 3'.t Juiy 1907,
at clock p NJ, II fair. II not the nrst ialr day
FKAHED RUILDisG thereon formally used a.
backsmth's hop. fronting forty eight ieel on the
uv.,t I'D. of Seventh Setwcan Main ana cary
sireats Running b tck ninety feet 70 an alley
TERMS: One.third cash; balance At SIX ana
t-r.iye months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed.
iy IO-2iAytjS j = MES OHSp
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
n this city on the 10Th SEPTEMBER NEXT BY
General JANIS Fl. LANE ard Mr.. HODlJA
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pnplls
OF this school will be prepared for the University
of Virginia or the Virginia Military Institute.
For circular and further particulars apply 10
either of the aboye-named gentlemen, n"x ISL
Richmond, Va. Jy Ism
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10 90 y sa|;;=ssS

U ICHM OED AND DANVULE
IA RAILROAD-CHATGE OF sCHpDULg-NgW
TRANSFORMATION and after SUNDAY, Nav
S, 1857, only one daily Mail aud Passenger Trsin
will be run upon this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PAsSEIGER TRAIN
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily at..,..............T.l5A "
Leave Dan-ills daily at..................4o5P. II.
connscting at Hurkav!lls with trains on sor,b.tds
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville. Nashville,
Memphis, &c. at Greensboro with trains on
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston Augusta, Macon, Columbus Savsu.
nah, Atlanta, Montgomery Mobile, New Orleans,
GOING EAST.
Leave Greensboro daily st............".6.l5A ".
Leavs Danvi'ie daily at..................S TO- N.
Arrive 1T Richmond at ....... P 4.
connecting at Bnrkeville with trains OF souhslts
road FIR Petersburg, Norfolk: sc. -
THOMAS DODAMgAD,
my6 Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-13

The company has greatly increased At the
yhite to day. There are several abilities
present, as you see by my report. The Con-
rrntiou eXciIes great interest, especially among
strangers. The enthusiasm is greater than al
the celebrated convent of u, J. believe.
The company 1T the hotel is much more ami
mated, and a gay time is promised. The Pey-
ions are keeping 81 splendid hotel
MY friend Colonel Farrar is invited by
prominent gentlemen 10 give his lecture of
Johnny Reb,' and may do so Tonight. He
is popular and quite gay and festive"