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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-27

A RAID INTO THE COUNTRY.-On Monday
last three gallant youths Of Bird-in- hand,
tempted by the display Of fruit which our
markets have recently afforded, resolved
to take an excursion into the country for
the purpose Of satiating their appetites.
The heights Of Chimborazo were quickly
scaled, and not many hundred yards were
travelled before they espied tree laden
with luscious, rare, ripe cherries. AT once
a rush was made and an assault COM
menced. Now, it happened that the pre-
misses were rented by several virtuous
cOlored ladies, who, prizing the fruit as
their only means Of subsistence, were ever
on the watch for prowling visitors from
the city. Accordingly, when the boughs
began to shake, with one accord they
all rushed out, and by their angry words
and showers of stones well nigh caused
the depredators to lose their hold. The
boys from Bird-in-hand, however, were
brave and chivalrous, and once on the
ground, were ready to show fight. We
cannot here give details of the Skirmish,
want of space forbidding description Of
advances and retreats, charges and coun-
tcrcharges, flank movements, and the ge-
neral engagement. Pistols were drawn,
stones were thrown, and the melee became
serious in its character. Finally, how
ever, the women were triumphant, and the
men made an inglorious retreat.
Yesterday the young men were brought
before Justice Wade charged with assault
and battery, and were "Scnt on" each
being required to give bail to the amount
of 500.
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CORRECTIoN.-It was stated in our re-
port on Tuesday of the United States
Court that /" an indictment against An
drew j. Byrnes for violation OF the inter-
nal revenue laws was presented, and the
party was arrested and brought into court"
We have since learned that Mr.. Byrnes was
not arrested and brought into court, nor
has he ever been in the custody Of an Of
iiccr. He voluntarily appeared in court
and promptly gave the required bail.
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PUBLIC LITERARY CELEBRATION.-The
Mu Sigma Rho Society,", a well-known lite
rary association, composed of students OF
Richmond College, hold their final cele-
bration in the First Baptist church at 8
o'clock this evening. The exercises will
consist of an grafton and essay, and will be
varied by music furnished by fine band
which has been engaged for the occasion.
The public are invited to be present, and
members of sister literary societies are
especially requested to attend.
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HUTCHINSON DvIsION-ELECTGON OF OF
FIcERs.-At a late meeting Of the Hutche-
son Division Sons of Temperance the fol-
lowing officers we're elected: W. p, V.
Hodges; w. A., T. P. Gibson; L. S., A.
w. Pearman; R.R. S., William Cousins ;
Conductor, James Atkisson Assistant
Conductor, J. w. Aud; Treasurer, G. S.
Gates F. II. S., c. S. Gates; Inside Senti-
mel, r. b. Smith; Outside Sentinel, Will
liam French; p. W. p, A. o. Clayton.
The operations Of the Division for the
last quarter have been very successful.
Twenty five new members have been re-
ceived, and the interest in the cause con-
tinues unabated.
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NO. Is.

ELoPEMENT.-OnM Monday night last Mrs.
McNiven, the wife Of Thomas McNiven, q
baker of this city, being allured by the Sc.
ductive wiles and fresh paid greenbacks Of
a "boy in blue" William Sutherland by
name, left her house and sailed for parts
unknown with her man Of war. Mrs. Nc
Niven is young and attractive woman,
and not relishing the prosy reality of an
honest, hard d-working husband, thought to
herself,
"Oh, as have beat,
Who as 4 soldier did 90,
DO you think II say nor
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ADlltScUlCntS.
JACKSON PARK.-A Match Race for

JACKSON PARK.-A Match Race for
- 500 aside, half mile rss.lA
heats, best three in i've, .Saa.4 4SssSSs
vii, come OF on FRIDAY, SSSxaCN&o
"Ntn instant, between the r-zZs.--S>.S.
two celebrated race horses William III. Leidicy S
sOrrel \ ID and Lieuten ant Cummings's FRENCH
MAN. The sOrrel has been the winner OF the last
two matches. The owner OF Frenchman thinking
well Of his speed and condition, has backed HIM
again. : desperate struggle may be expected Tor
the fastest time.
SECOND KACE.-Trotting Race, same day, for a
purse of $780, mile heats best two in three, TO har-
uuss-play or pay
FREQ WOhllber enters c. &. Richmond
u. Ward enters b. III. Emma TrayerS.
Race will come of al 4 o'clock. Gate fee, Fifty
Gents, THOMAS COGHLAN,
ie 27-2tE Proprietor.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
case of Meyer Cohen, indicted for vio-
lating revenue laws, was brought up yes
terday. A jury of seven blacks and five
whites was sworn in. The evidence was
partly heard, and the case continued until
to-day. Colonel August and G. A. Myers,
ESQ.,, represented the defendant, and Hon.
L. II. Chandler and G. d. Weed, Esq, the
United States.
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MEETING OF SrOCKHOLDERS-ELEC
OF PRESIDENTIAL q general meeting OF
the stockholders of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg, and Potomac and Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Connection
Company, held on yesterday afternoon,
Major Ed. T. D. Myers was elected
president to fill the vacancy ocCaSioned
by the death Of the lamentcd Judge Lv-
ons Major Myers was formerly the cili-
cient civil engineer of this enterprise.
The report of the Board Of Directors, de-
failing the history and showing the cost OF
the road, was submitted and approved.
The report is very long one, and is un-
interesting except to those immediately
connected with the enterprise. The pre-
sent directory were unanimously re-
elected,
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ExECUTIvE.-Th Governor has ap-
pointed DR.. D. W. Lasster, of Petersburg,
a visitor of the Richmond Medical Col
legc, in the place Of DR.. j. L. Claiborne,
resigned.
Notification has been received from Ge-
neral Schofeld Of the following appoint
ments: Tyrec G.. Finch, a constable OF
third district Of McCklenburg county
William C. Hagan, surveyor of Mont
gomcry county, in the place of Miles
Francis, Jr., resigned; and John I. Dill
lard, ovcrseer of the poor in the second
magisterial district Of Nelson county, vice
Thomas G.. Graves, removed.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsEST.-This court met on Tues
day.
On yesterday the court affirmed the
Judgment of the Circuit Court Of Halifax
county in the case. Of Old Us. the Com
monwealth upon writ Of error to judg-
ment of said court.
In the case of Penn < Co. Us. White
head & Co., upon an appeal from a decree
pronounced in the Circuit Court Of Mel
son county, the decree of the lower court
was amended in favor of the appellants,
the appellees being ordered to pay the
former thirty dollars damages and the costs
expended by them in their behalf.
The long pending cross suit Of Robinson
and others Us. Wright and others, and Ro-
bertson and others Us. Reads administra-
tors, upon appeals from DEGREES pro-
nounced in the Circuit Court Of Lynch
burg, were decided. The DEGREES of the
lower court were in part reversed, and
remanded to the lower court for proceed
ings in conformity with the judgment of
this court.
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CONVICTION AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The
Richmond committee on the Covington and
Ohio railroad have an important meeting
tonight at half-past o'clock at the Bal
lard House. Let every member be pre-
sent. We must push the work ahead.
The committee for Albemarle county
meet in Charlottesville on Monday next
at the Dexter House.
All the counties are moving. Let Rich
mond lead of in liberal subscription.
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JAIL MISUNDERSTANDING morning
Captain B. C. Cook, Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, paid q visit of inspection to the
city and county jails. In the latter but
four prisoners, three colorcd and one white,
are at present confined. The jail is clean
ly kept, and the inmates seem to be salts
fled with the treatment which they receive
at the hands Of the county officers.
In the city jail there are SiXty-four pri-
soners confined for offences Of various
grades. OF this number forty-live arc CO.
lored men, thirteen colored women, and
eleven white men. The sanitary arrange
ments were found to be excellent, the pri-
soners are well fed, and an air Of neat
ness prevails all over the establishment.
No complaints are made Of unkind treat
ment.
Captain Cook expresses himself as more
than gratiied at the result Of his visit, and
thinks great credit is due the officers in
charge Of these institutions.
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MEETING on THE SoUARE.-A mass Ra-
dical meeting was held on the Square yes
terday evening. Hunnicutt opened it, and
General II. A. Pearce, from Norfolk, fol-
lowed him in speech in perfect conform
ity to the principles Of his party. He
predicted $4,000 majority for the Republi-
can party in Virginia, and high old time
generally for everybody.
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ESCAPE FROM Enthusiastically morning
Susan Mayo and Elizabeth Robinson, two
negro women, confined in Jail, succeeded
in climbing the walls Of the Jail by means
of ladder constructed from balustrade
torn from the steps leading from the cells
into the Jail yard. The wall being scaled,
the prisoners jumped to the ground.
Susan Mayo was crippled, and being un-
able to move, was recaptured. Elizabeth
Robinson made good her escape.
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INQUEST BY JUSTICE WADE.-Justice
William f. Wade, of Henrico county, was
called upon yesterday to hold an inquest
over the body Of James Bowen, orphan
boy and an adopted son of Mr.. Francis
Joseph. AS stated in the DiSpatct Of yes
terday, the unfortunate lad was drowned
while bathing in the river near the foot Of
Eighteenth street. The jury rendered a
verdict Of accidental drowning.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-At regular
meeting of Marion Division, No. 5, Sons
of Temperance, held at their hall on Tues
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the current quarter: John K.
Davis, W. P; Charles \. Gibson, ". A.
b. \. Jacob, r. S.; William McCloy, A.
r. S.; William Seay, +. S.; James G.
Jacob, T.; Richard II. Davis, Chap.
Louis Allen, c.; Charles Elicit, A. c.;
Ernest T. Walthall, |. S.; Fillmore Seay,
O.S.; John W. Glenn, Z. W. p.
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THE BAsIN.-The basin within the last
day or two has been almost entirely clear
Of boats-in fact, at one time altogether
so. We hear that, in anticipation Of an un-
usually large amount of transporting to be
done during the coming grain season, the
owners of boats are putting them in boat
yards for entire repairs and renovation.
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"a ~ lssV9. w.
NREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST. VA THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND PoTo.
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLT-RLEG mt CARs
WITH NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS ON
ALL TRAINS.-Tbe THROUGH TEAlsS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD AND EIahIH
STREETS, as follows: ~ NJ,
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rich
mond daily Sundays excepted) Ut 10 A. M, ar
rying In Washington ut $3.50 +. NJ, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains ior the
North, East, and West - .
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN; with eie-
CANT cars supplied with the new patent slesping
chairs attached leaves Richmond daily az l0P. M,
arriving Ia Washington at 20 A. M. eonneStlng
with the early morning trains for the Aorth, last
and West.
NoExrRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The ACCOMMODATlOA TkblN, with local sx-
press ackagss, leaves Richmond daily (sundays
excepted) from the depot corner OF Broad ana
Eighth streets, at z. H., arriving In Freds'
Cksburg at7.4OP p. ". .,,,, "A,
THRU6GH TICKETS and THROUGH BAd-
GAGE CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ana
all the principal cities in the West. ,
For furth er Information and through nc kes ~.
ply At the Office of the company, corner BROAD anu
Fighth streets, shockos Htll, and at the TICKET
ONCE corner D'fa anu A'S j. b GENTRY.
General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. APPS
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REGISTRATION IN THE COUNTY.-In the
first magisterial district of Henrico on yes
terday Sixty-three white and thirty-three
colorcd men were cgistered-making a
total to date Of l59 white and Al colored
voters. The majority Of registered colored
voters in that district to this date is 25S.
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PARpoNs.-The Governor has pardoned

PARDONs.-The Governor has pardoned
James Clarke, colored, convicted in the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield Of petit lar
cenv, and sentenced to the county Jail for
six months. Also, Amos Curry, convicted
in the Circuit Court of Bedford county of
house breaking and larceny, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year. Also, to
John Stephens, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Hanover county Of malicious and
unlawful shooting, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years.
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CLOSE OF REGISTRATION IN THE UPPER
WARD.-Thc books of the upper ward
were closed yesterday. The following is
the result of the day: Whites, l62 ;
blacks, 142. Aggregate number registered !;
Whites, ,442; blacks, 2,23j. Total num-
bcr registered, 3,677. Excess Of blacks,
700
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RICHMOND CoLLEGg.-The closing exercises OF
the present session will take place at the First
(Broad-strset) Baptist church as follows On this
(Thursday) nigh, ats O'clock the final celebration
Of the Mu Sigma Rho Society. On Friday morning
at 10 o'clock, annual address before the College
by Hon. z. L. Montague delivery OF poem be
fore the alumni by Rev. J. c. Long; announce
Inent Of distinctions and delivery Of diplomas j;
valedictOry address by the President.
The alumni will meet on impor bat business at
O. clock 2. N. Friday At the sameFlace.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PsTERsBURG}
RATLROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, MAY 2, 1851.
u III - |: .sss ,zsSsg

CHANGE OF SCHEDUBE..-On and
Caftar SUNDAY the 10th May, 1867, the TRAINS
on this road will be run rs follows:
Leave Richmond daily at 800 A. M. and
Pm;
Leave Petersburg daily at ITO A. ". and s.?S
m. -
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays an hC.
CONMODATION TRAIN will leave Richmond at
10 25 A. NJ. and Petersburg At 10. 10 A. n.
The 2 Is Train connects with the Train for Nor
folk daily, except on Sundays.
Through tickets and baggage checked through
TO Norfolk Fare 10 Norfolk, Four DoLLARs;
i. n. GILL,
nv ITS Engineer and Superintendent.
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TIE PEARLY GArEs-Pure whIs teeth and a
sweet breath issuing, like peri ume from the
rose, through pair Of lOveli lips, are, as
Shakespeare says. IAN excellent tht ing in woman"
To keep the pearly gates Of thb mouth always
spotless and the breath always fisgrantit is only
necessary to use the SOZoDoNT daily.
aoJiv
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sun sets............. III High tide, A. M.....u.u
PORT OF RICHMOND, JuSE?e.
ARRIVED.
Steamer @. n. Stout, Ford, Philadelphts, mer-
and passengers, w. Z. Porter.
sAILsD,
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer.
chandse and passengers, ID. w, Currie.
steamer John Sylvester. clifford, horioik, msr-
ch andise ana passengers, l.. b. Tatum..
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Nellie Jenkins, lying at her wharf,
sprung Iosk yesterday about noon, and had TO be
run on the bar, mouth of Bloody Run creek, to
prevent sinking.
BALTIMoRE, June 2e.-hrrived, schooner Z. b.
Turner, Grace, from Richmond.
BY TELEGsAPH.
SOUTHAMPTON, June ?6.-Arrived, steamer Aile.
mania.
NEW YORK June ?6.--Arrived, new Cunard
steamer Russia, from Europe; Champion, from
Charleston.
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LrywooD Social CLUB.-The members
of this club purpose having a picnic on
the Fourth of July, near the Pump-House,
and anticipate having good time. Mem
bers can obtain invitation cards Of L,
Sadler,
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Our "boy in blue" had, in consequence,
but to make his proposition, produce three
hundred dollars in brsn-new greenbacks,
and the "ladye fayre" was " "his'n," after
an acquaintance of twelve short months.
The wronged husband knows not whittier
his erring wife has fed, but hopes that
wheresoever she may light she may meet
with more happiness and prosperity than
her faithlessncss deserves.
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CARD.-The .undersi igned, design
n Ing TO carry on GENESAn sTAyE Busi-
NESS In this city, desire TO purcha;s 30 IN
iversd al their yard the sOuth side OF the DOCK,
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages ol thsh
plan Of conducting the business they can ofsr IN.
auceRents TO parties 10 cell To thein.
Post ctiice address, box a., Richmond.
Olice opposite the toll. honse on NayO's bridge.
WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT II PlTZHUGH,
Sup
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
~ CONCERT, by her pupils, to MADAM Ru dL,
consisting oG forly young ladies aud gentlemen OF
Madam Suhl's singing classes, 10 be given al
VIRGINIA HALL on FRIDAY EVENING, June
18th. Admission. FIFTY CENTS. Tickets for sale
at Mr.. Gebhardts = music store, hotels, bookstores,
je 26-Slk
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THE DISPATCH.
Report OF the Tobacco Market
TOBACCO ExcHASeS,
RIcuxoxn Iuue 20, 1907.

RICHMOND, June 70, 1907.
The market con ntinues buoyant, without any
noticeable change in prices. Below we give
the transactions: 2sO hogsheads, 46 terces'
and 26 boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MAyUFAcTURISg TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common TO medium dark working,
a.. 30 TO o.; good dark working, $5to IS sun
cured, common, IS to SO; sun-cured, eood,
SO TO SIS coal. cured, common, IS TO sWj
coal.cured bright, sl2 to $50; coai.cured, fan
cy, $40 10 els.
LeGC-Common dark working, eS to W;
medium dark working, $40 10 sl2; good dark
working, Sll To $l4; fine and wrapping, slo 10
$50 sun cured sl5 TO s2j and $50; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to sS5; yellow wrap
pers, medium 10 extra, s3j TO 500 and 800.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-yery common ard heavy weights,
s3 to $40; medium, u 10 $3.50; good, 70
TO as.
LeaE--Englsh shipping, sls to $50 and s2s;
shipping, si2 to SIS and w.
sTEMNIyG TOBACCO.
LeGt-Common, slo TO sl3; good, sl2 to SIS;
fine, Sl6 10 $40 and s22
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PERsONAL.-Clark Mills, the celebrated
sculptor, reached the city yesterday, and
stopped at the Ballard.
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QUALIFIED TO PRACTrCE.-MeSSrs. John
NJ. Gregory and Charles \. Rose, of this
city, yesterday morning qualified to prac-
tcc in the United States Circuit Court OF
this district.
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RECORDER'S COUET-RECOEDER REG
NAULT Observation-Disclosures MORNING
Alexander Lee, colored, charged will
stealing five dollars from J. II. Word, was
sent on.
Charles Camp, charged with assaulting
and beating Charles Howry and resisting
John Keegan, was required to give surety
for his future good behavior, and was fined
five dollars.
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LETTER FROM GOV. rEIRPoiNr,
4 NEW SCHEME

CHESAPEAKE iND OHID RAILROAD as 1
GDIERNUEST EoID.
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HAWN- NOTARY PUB.

w 10 ICeir.: PowEstsn Rote'. BOOM No. 5sl,
attend 10 all business appeitalDipg L. bis once
hri will also prosecute eislms o. -oidteIs ana
I'll ,-s ~ any Of The Offices in washington; ~ y,
~ .,.srhpTe WIN wT.t3 coEveysnceS, bills oi
"a, ,vslt u I-s., c-IIls.s. i''va'v letter. &C.
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Ia 81 - = - @ f@.ssa

ICHMON AND DANVILLE
ESRAILROhD-CHAEGB OF FSCHEDULE-NEW
ARRANGEMENT.-O and after SUNDAY, May
viii be run upOn this road each way.
THROUGH MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily yet.............".7lb lb A. M.
Leave Danvile daily yat.................it0 90 7. NJ.
Arrive at Greensboro at.".............I'5P r. N.
connecting at Burkavtlle with trains on Southstds
railroad for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Nashville,
Memphis, Sc; at Greensboro with trains on
North Carolina railroad for Charlotte, Columbia,
Chirleston, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Savan-
nah, atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
&c, &c. -
Leave Greensboro daily yat..............5.B A.. NJ.
Leave Danvile daily at..... 10 a. ~
Arrive At Richmond At .....,,.-...,,,..,.3b ~ r "a
connecting AT Burksville with trains on Southsids
road for Petersburg, n Ocfolk, &c.
THOMAS D0DAMBAD,
my6 superintendent.
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1OO OOO GRAIN BAGS.

The James River Manufacturing Company Is
now wa king, in anticipation Of the wheat harvest,
THE BEST GRAIN BAGS
ever turned ont IN this e,iabltshment.
Cal' AZ ny once No. - On he rear Fourteenth
street and examine the same.
,,jrw f. y BENTLEY, Agent.
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ORIGINAL MUSHROOM OR EOL-
~ Low CRACKERS, for hlling. Far superior
~ L. p. KEACH, Agent,
Select Grocery and Butter rePot,
il5 Sixth street, adjoining Market.
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Marine HutelIigence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 70.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUSg q, 1867.
Sun rises. A43 Moon rises.......... J.
Sun nsets............ III High tide, A. NJ. Ills