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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-08

FAMILY JARs.-Icstcrday morning
Richard Steele mot Dick of the .Spectator)
and Maria, his wife, appeared before the
Mayor to vcntilatc little family difficulty
Of long standing. Several days ago Mrs.
Steele was arraigncd upon the charge of
breaking u window in the house OF Ross
Campbell, and Mr.. Steele to answer the
complaint Of his wife, who claimed to
have been cruelty treated by her "lord
and master" The parties made their
statements at length Yesterday.
Mrs. Steele said that Richard had turned
her out of the house again and again; had
beaten her frequently; and to fill up the
cup of his wickedness, threw her down the
other day and sharpcucd knife, with the
threat that he would cut her throat.
Mr.. Steele testified that his wife was an
habitual drunkard, and made his house a
most unhappy place. She had frequently
forced him to leave home for comfort, and
on recent occasion he had been obliged
TO take refuge with Ross Campbell. His
wife came to Campbell's house, and
abusing him and the family, threw a brick
bat at the window, breaking out several
panes OF glass. For this Mr.. Campbell
had caused her to be arrested.
Dr.. S. D. Cunningham was introduced
to testify that in 1866 he had been called
to see Steele, and found him dangerously
wounded on tho head by pitcher thrown
at him by his troublesome spouse.
The Mayor concluded that both husband
and wife were dangerous persons, and
bound each of them over to keep the peace
in the sum of $50.
Robert Ould, Esq, who appeared for Mr
Steele, gave notice of an intention OF ap.
plying for a divorce.
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ATTEMPT TO OrTR4GE.-Alonzo Hines, a
bright mulatto, was arrested yesterday and
committed to the cells, charged on war
rant with attempting to violate The person
Of Martha Fitchett, white female over
twelve years of age. 1t is stated that
while under the influence of liquor the
negro dccoyed the girl into room back Of
The tar, and there revealed his rascally de-
signs. He will ne brought before the
Mayor this morning.
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IMPORTANT SUIT DrsMIssED.-1n the
United States District Court yesterday
the suit of Ed. Mcmahon Us. James River
and kanawha Canal Company, to compel
them to go into bankruptcy, was dismissed !,
the parties having compromised the mat
ter outside of the court.
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ORPHAN DAUGHrgks OF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.
Good homes can be secured for Ihrss or four
orphan girls daughters Of deceased Confederate
soldivrs--!rom six 10 twelve y.ars cid, In families
where they viii pe we'll cared for and educ
Any applications for such sitlatons may be .d-
dressed TO box 80 Richmond post-oGce.
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The CASE or Mas. kIRBT.-

hE CASE tF III lsihp '
WESTERN LuSATIc ASYLUM,
October ), 1867.
To Tie Ed;t0rs Of The Richmond Dispatch ):
Your reporter, in publishing extract
from my official communication to Judge
LYONS relative to Mrs. Kirby, has, in third
clause, substituted tunintentionally, Of
course,) the word emotion" for motive,
and the word "marks" for mask. The
clause, as written, will be found to read /:
3. That she has simulated since in
this asylum. Probably "believing her
self not insane, and having motive, she
has attempted to place the mask OF insanity
over a mind already unsound.'
Please insert this as correction of the
error, and oblige
Yours, respectfully.
FRANCIS =. STRIBLISG, Physician, &c.
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20 UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITuTION1
ysfCG IT TIE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAHk.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 100000.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
:. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAAkS MILLER, Cashier.
pIRECToka
"a rG.@e L. .. CrtasAaw. w. K. ouarler,
Vim 4. Iygut IT, +. z. EIankeu-
AuI.Gcs, 3. B. "-ts!Ser, ship,
u. :. >?u,l, Moses E!lyscu, J. i. Winston,
4.L.Euei Jas " Archer, a. a. Hutchin
!. 7. Taylor, j. Eosonbaum, son.
V Z B.ug,rl J ~ Hall, T. w. boswell,
:. E,.vla, W Z Gray. w. 3. Tanner,
T.C. u14.vr Alfred .tcsos, J. n. Nowlin.
Toe security offered 10 depositors Is undoubted,
-. t-g iass.!Gtiou should commend Itself to all
ta..gs
.lc attention Of a.! IN city and country is called
= ia., r.t.;glign. HoTo they will hnd secnr.ty,
convenience and pron,. Sums Es small as one
-...at may b" deposited, and SIX per cent. interest
'see!vc4 ou sA!ue.
onee 4oI!o from \. i. TO 3 p. NJ; on Saturday
''@s 4. ii 10: 7. n, and from ( 10 s 7. III.
i-t1.s"ts
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To TURNER, the ncwsdcaler, lllI Main
street, we are indebted for copy OF Mrs.
Eisart'S novel, " The CtUnte'S DiSctpllnc.' >
Turner is we'll fitted up in his new quar-
ters, and has everything in the book and
npUS line
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5}itllmoud ]lspatctl.
TUESDAY...........OCTOBER 8, 1867.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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Vines. LigaIorS. DC.
Henry MILLER
AN EsT.RLISHEHD rLNT =

Tha:H HaEGT MILLER haep5 a: ht' establish,
ment IS Main street. ii. t'.c.t -io:k- 81 OLD
VINES, nLD BHASUfEs. OLD WH!shhfo, and
OLD Gl.;S 70 he had IN kichl4Ogd:
That h. l:a- tn- sals a, 1903 Main street VI y
snHjS XE. xxx, and XXXX, with OLD CABl-
SET NHIShsY>-sil Of superior quantities
Thst h. "a Al l5C3 Gain street, o. his Own sps.
c,al i.aportl,i2n Tor family use, pure PoAI
WINS. OF n dicinal ~ .i!iies:
That he las Of special importation, at 1903 ain
s,r.at-irnpor,ed st the -sIne t:!u=-tae tu.st
sHERHIES -ither for inedlca! or tebl. parpose.,
TO b. found 10 this market
Thai h. has at 1858 MAN street, TIE genuine i'm
ported a. will d. las domestic Clamp4surs, L,
much reduced agures;
Tina: he has n tn-;t snt mot approved quail
tie, of stousnten and otner blt:sr-, syrupa aad
| Cord!ai- oi any house in tho United State,
! That he o 40 ths Virginia brands Of Ry. Wh:,-
| k-y,-stone~a.l. 0It Nirgini. Nouatain. Sc :,
never beaten: ~
! THAT no has always on hand, fresh $ nd ire.
prcacaab!r, thoss celebrated Ml!l5r's Gin Cock
! tails Site best Ia the W i. world.
And iAa: for all kinds .: choice Wines Liquors
Cortia.- &C., &c, &c i.r family or tr.ds iu;.
| poset the best place 10 daal a; i, tuat u
HeA-Y 3iiLIEk.
| Whoiesai., etc. iiqo' NercAa"t,
! Cc3-e"d W 1853 Main s:'e.t ...c-inrnd Va.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CAFES IN BANKEUrrCY.-Thc following
parties have been adjudgcd bankrupts on
their own petitions since the last an
nouncemcnt in the Dispatch
W. Hawkins, Charlotte ; William r.
Rice, Campbell; Z. l.. Nelson, Richmond
county; ". F. Carter, Charles City j;
Henry Massie, Charlottesville George
X. Meyers, Rockingham; B. NJ. Baer,
Richmond city; Wesley Stephens, Orange
Courthouse; Thomas II. Bragg, Richmond
county; J. VI. NJ. Cargo, - county Ii.
II. Roberts, Charlotte G. W. G.. Wat
lsins, - county; II. c. Chapcll, Char
lotte; Thomas S. Owen, Charlotte Edwin
Lyell, Richmond county; II. G.. Richard
son, Charlotte; Il. D. Moseley, Bucking-
ham.
Up to Saturday afternoon two hundred
and fifty petitions in bankruptcy from per
sons residing in various portions Of the
State had been filed with the register il
this city.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER s, 1867

WARD MEETINGS of Radical Republi-
cans are called for tonight, in pursuance
of the action of the mass meeting at Hun
nicutt Hall on Friday last.
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SrEECH-MAKISG. - An illiterate man
named Porter, g from Norfolk" addressed
a small party Of colored persons on the
Square yesterday afternoon. He said
nothing new nor striking in the hour and
half occupied in the delivery OF his
speech.
This Porter has recently canvasSed the
State, and succeeded in procuring a noml.
nation for the Convention from the negroe:
of Powhatan and Chesterfield.
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VOL. XXXIII. .
DrY Goods.

O1O BROAD STREET-CARDOH },
~ - ALSOP & FOTRQUREAN-With The nj.
III 1T confidence wa Low offer by farthe ByaT AND
had 10 III. trade. We CALI especial attention TO a
Isr.a number Ok goods bought a: recantSeu York
anc.ion sales. which we Ter az grea, harga!ns We
mention aides. Gents, ard Misses Linnr Cam
brio llsndkcrch'efs: very large lot Of Towels and
Towe!ings 1T Erc ally reduced prices also, Cam.
br!cs. JAconets Checked, striped ard Plain Main
sooks Plain and Checked Swiss musiina Edges,
Inser'nss, BANDS. Ribbons, felvets. and Trim
ming Ribbons ysrv cheap
unr stock of pHESS GOODS Il very complete.
and more extensive than wa have ever b"'ore Of
f"red : and harirg been bought chiefly from Arc
Ti"S, Will be found low IL Flannels, Ca.smeres,
nomestics and Hosiery, our stock il full, enbra :
cling every variety. We call attention 70 large lot
Of White, Light, a"d Dark KID 0lo7es, in addition
10 our usual stock, which we can recommend.
Price, IL p per pair.
Mr. THOMAS d. Q-ARLEs. long and favorably
known 10 tho public II with us, and will be glad 10
rae his friends
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY RECEIVE
PtuMrT ATTENTION. oc
TO MY CUSTOMERS
L AID THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
take pleasure in Informing my friends that |
have formed business connection with the Dry
Goods horse ot
CAEDoZo, ALSOP < FCUEQUREAE,
No. el3 Broad street, below Ninth,
whore would b. pleased 20 zee aud serve hem
with aHy article in ths
Dry GOODS LINE.
Tho stock IL attractive. well selected, and as
CD cap can be tuurd IN tbs city.
&C -, Thomas y. QJARLES.
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
CIOthinU.
nEV Wins
GRAND PRESENTATION
FALL AND wIITEa FASHIONS. 1897.
1907 MAIN STREET.

va arc now opening our full assortment OF
ba,,,,rpI good. OF tho latest and mnst desirable
fabrics for tho present and approaching seasons,
And we respectfully ask the attention OF tn" pub
lie 10 cur FINE AND FASHIONABLE hhtDI-
M4Dg CLOTHING, a. well az oar fAi lhE'
GOODS for the Custom Work Department. from
which selections may 20 made ana We ar" e"H
nsd,o.r,y,xrgg SUBTRACTION IN the su!ttnS OF
he mo-, flstdiou. taste, and meeting tho wishes
ot III. most &C lomical
our GgyTs FrESlSHISG DEPARTMENT 10
vel stocked with all that variety OF goods when
becomes sea.onable At this period, snd We present
all grades OF goods, and \ range Of prices within
he means Of al, stree II Is our determination
that 20 ono shall leave
lcO7 MAIN STEEaT
wi,he.s thu conviction 1t Is taa place TOR great
hars;;n. when tha character otthe Goo!s Is taken
;,c consideration.
JoHS 3. DGvLtS,
HENRY T. Mittes: oc I'M
npENIEG OF THE FALL { NJ
~ PAIGT-r2EPARE Fog COLD WEArHpR;
avail mTsalr OF this medium TO cal tho especial
attention OF my numerous friend ana ths pnollo
- the largest and most comaete a,hortr,. a,, n, OF
Eo-s' You,hS' and GentiemenS tLoTHlhH
hay. sv,r f.rei sl-c G.ntismen's Furnishing
Goods Shirts Drawers SILK snd tinshim !. "a
5reuss, 3ni var. large assortment o. HA,s'
embracing nil the 'st-st atsles Ny stock Is per,
feet. stsla ara Ut guaranteed, and every ttsts
srattf.d. Profoundly grat.'ul :or the very line-
I'll p.trcna.c heretofore extended, am dete,-
mi,,ad tn, future. a, In the past to "nit no e.
sor, 70 please With great pect Am thn pun
c most oh.deht humble ,eTf1sl svst tyI3y
accommodate. Mt"hirr ". 49,,
oc ) 5m corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.
4 TIESTIUN, GGETLEMEN We
a respectfully invite you 10 examine our
stock. just received. Of French, Enslish. ana
CAA.siMEREs. CLOTHS. noEskIEs, BEtxERS,
MELTONS. IOEDukcl>. EEhE.I hEHs,
vE>'rISGS. BrC., HTC.. ETC,
a.Rnowled,.d by competent Judges TO ha the rr-t-
ne>t assortInant ever exhibited II tht+ city, jtis
rsad!es. To .tata in need of a fashionable SUI.
uf clothing, that ..,,.,
T. SAL0MDSSky.
.up.rinterdent OF oar Custom Department. knows
h",g /, put it M in his unique Style Come an9
.aa :, rur cf our custom work. FINK " hlih
>IIHT. made to order Also. We have beanti-
| 49, ' REtDY-MApE CL'THISG,
made well, cut we'll and sailing very reasonably,
And A good substantial variety of
| G3nT's FURElsHlSG GOODS.
SCHAaP i HARTMAT,
Merchant TaitoIH.
| pc3 so. 1914 Main street, near Thirteenth.
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"AHD THE OLD Man DIED NATURAL
DEATH. In the Mayors Court yesterday
Mary Tazewell charged Ellen Taylor with
using toward her exceedingly abusive and
insulting language. Mary said she had
been living near Ellen nigh on five years,
and never had seen any peace on account
of her. On last Friday, when she was oti
in the yard hanging out clothes, Ellen
made use Of the most GarbariOus language.
Being pressed by his Honor to tell what
the "barbarious" language was, Mary
said that Ellen had called her a "nasty
wench, and said | kicked my old father
down the steps and killed him; which war
ontruc, as ! can bring more'n this house
full Of witnesses to prove"
Was that all she said ?" inquired the
Mayor.
Well, she has said many more things
as lady wouldn't dar to say"
Have you any witnesses ?"
Mary brought up Jeems Anderson,
colored.
Mayor.-Well, what do You know about
this, Mr.. Anderson
Witncss.-Wal, Mr.. Mayho, all know
bout is dat the old man died a natural
death.
Joe Stone, colorcd, was next called
All | know is the old man died a natu-
raj death, and Ellcn's story war un-
! founded.''
Ellen being called upon for her state.
mcnt, said that Mary had insutcd her by
saying that she "kcpt ratsbanc in hel
hcd," e. which she considered just cause
for taking offence.
The parties were all ordered to cleal
out-one thing, at least, being established
that the {" old man died a natural DEATH
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Marine Intelligence.
IMMATURE ALnAa AC-UcTuBgK lac7
an rises. ....... e.l. sioon ri.as........,. u
mn sets ts............ IL aiSc t!d-. a. d II ::
poKT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER

poRT OF RICHMOND, UcTosgR7.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Stale OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
m 0rcLa,li.. and passengers, D. 4 ~. Curri..
Steamer Sagar., Brakeman, Hs'7 IorH, ner-
chaudisr ana Passengers, ). iyrss no.
Scnoousr r. \. Saunders, -, Philadelphia,
coal, W T Staples
AchoonerJ l.. Haas, Taylor, Albany, lumber, L.
". Picsf-ll.
coal, w. r. Staples.
st.amer Norfolk. Vance. Ph!lat"lphta, I2er-
ch andi-- and Passengers. W. r. Porter
Steamer Ohm sylvc-ter, clifford. Hor!o!E, E.+!'
chandi-e and passengers, l.: b tainm
Schooner G. H. >qu!res, TimLIOns, New lotE,
rid low Ger James river, to load wood.
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TIE HoRTlcULTURAL AND PoMoLoGIcAL
FAlR.-We would again urge upon our
country friends the Importance OF senolns
something -anything-to this exhibition,
which opens next week. This affair shoulu
be worthy Of the State.
General Wise is to deliver the opening
address on the night OF the 10TH lns'an.
at bali. past O'clock. The hall, opposite
the post-otice, will open AT o'clock, and
continue open each day and night therea!-
ter,
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TIE KIRBY MURDER TRIAL.-We un-
derstaud that ten Of the jury in the case OF
Mrs. Anne L. Kirby, which brought in a
verdict Of murder in the second degree,
were in favor of verdict Of murder in the
first degree but two refusing to agree,
tho verdict rendered was then agreed to
bv I'll
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1Oc7 FALL. 1907
HIHsH GUGGENHEIMER.
SUCCESSORS TO \. HIaSH & CO.,

have received Il full stock Of FALL DRY GOODS,
now opened and reaay for sale.
Handsome styles Dress Goods.
All brands Bleachcd and Brown Domest,cs.
: fuli line housekeeping Goods.
a iine assorrmen, Waite Goods.
Large stock Cas,Inares, Cas-lnett, and Jeans.
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c.
We have for sale the :. Celebrated Patent Seam
less Kid Gloves" superior TO Alexandre's, 10
which cali the especial attention OF The ladies'
Mr. JAN IS W. PErIE of this city, MIR. VIII
LIAM e.. kEAN OF Goochland, snd Mr.. JOHN 7.
WRIGHT would bo pleascd 10 serve inelr friends
AT HIRSfI 4 GuGGENH&IMERS,
se5 621 Broad street.
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-BArcnraun'> HAIR pyE:-BATcHI

~ -BaTti;ii.HN'> HAIR DEE--BATCAE- f.
LnESHAlE Yb.-Th.s splendid HAlR hf + Is
the Dos, in the world. The only true and perfect
.tyy-AarllI..-, reliable, instantaneous. NO dis
s;.a.a:ul.u:; no isIiculous tluts. Natural black
ur brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes !;
..r.orates tho hair. leaving 1t soft and beaGiuI,
Tbs genuine l. signed WILLIAM A. BATCHh-
.Ua. All others aro mere limitations, and should
N- .vol4.d Sold by a! drussists and perfuAers.
Factory. 81 Sarc.ay street. New York. Beware
.tt rnrrf.rf.i: Ia ll-tDl0
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HgxEIco County CoURT-JusTIcG Net
TIES pREsIDING.-Th October term of this
court commenced Yesterday B. II.
Berry, Jr., and Frank T. Sutton qualified
as aota:ies public, and Landon A. Wood
son as deputy sheriff.
The Commonwealth docket will be taken
I'D to-day.
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PERso L.-Major- General }. l..
Kcmper, late C. S. A., is stopping at the
Ballard Hotel.
General Braurcgard leaves early this
morning
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES will be held in the
Third Presbyterian (Rcy. p. 3. Pricc'>)
church every night this week. The pas
tor will be aided by the Rev. 7. ". Gil
mer, Of Fredericksburg, and Rev. e. d.
Armstrong, d. d., Of Norfolk.
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Tur REVIVAL at Rev. DR.. Hopson's
church closed on Saturday nlgIt. mere
were fortythree additions to the churcn
last Sabbath-thirty-fve By baptism and
ninht by letter.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATI.-Messrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioncers, sold on Monday, at
Hcnrico County courthouse, tract of $50
acres Of wood land, seven miles from
Richmond, near Whites Tavern, for $40
per acre. Purchaser, Herman Schrcivcr,
T.,
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DrsTILIATIoH OF WHIsEEY.-According
to the official returns, the amount of whs-
key distilled during the month Of Septem-
Der, in and around Richmond, was 20,734
gallons, being an increase Of about G,OOO
gallons over the returns Of August.
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FALSE .ALARM.-The alarm of fire yes
terdav afternoon was caused by the
burning Of chimney on Broad street be-
tween First and Adams.
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POLICE RREsT.-James Davis was az
rested yesterday upon charge OF stealing
piece OF cloth valued at forty dollars
| from Bowman & Stroock.
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SYCAMORE SUNDAY SCuOoL.-A quar-
terly meeting CT the Sunday schools con
ncctcd with the Church Of the Disciples
was held on Sunday afternoon. The fol-
lowing table shows the average attendance
drr;nT ,hc past three months:
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ANNUAL SERMON OF REV. DR.. Bur-
Rows-I INTERESTING STATIsTICS.-The
thirteenth annual sermon of the pastor of
the First Baptist church, Rev. Dr.. Bur
rows, was delivered on Sunday morning
last from the text "Continue Thy loving
kindness to them that know Thec."-
Psalm XXXvi., 10.
The points made in the discourse were 4:
|. We have experienced the loving kind
ness OF the Lord. II. The continuance Of
this is 1t matter of grace, not of merit.
III. The continuance of this loving kind
ness is essential to our spiritual happiness
and usefulness.
The statistical changes of the church,
which were dwelt upon with appropriate
remarks by the pastor, are condensed IN
the following summary:
.ldsHtionS.-By baptism, SO; By letter,
50.
Dminutioas.-By letter, 90; by e1clu-
sion, 81 by crasure, IS by death, II.
Present number Of communicates, SCI.
The large number of eraSures was caused
by a revision OF the register and the drop
ping from the list the names OF large
number of soldiers who were baptiscd and
received into the church during the war.
OF these the pastor said: Some probably
are dead. Some perhaps have united
with churches without letters from us, and
without advising US. Some, it IS to ac
feared, have made shipwrcck of faith and
good conscience, and have turned back
to the bcggarIy clements of the world. 1t
was deemed best to discncumber the rolls
OF the church from this list OF absentees,
reserving the privilege OF restoring such
names, entering them as deceased when
we shall hear OF their death, or of grant
ing them letters OF disnliSs!on when we
shall learn OF their residence and CT their
consistent Christian conduct. From What
we saw Of many of these young men we
doubt not that il dead to earth they live
in heaven, and that if living still upon the
earth they will prove upright and useful
Christians in their different homes"
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HONrAing NM0 LctlginG.

DOA RDI%a.--A private family, in
ID which thsre ara no children. have -upsr!"f
&c accommodations tor six or seven FULL bpARp-
HrS. For fnithar information address box 6!i,
Richmond post OtIc.. oc '-l""
DALLAkD HOTEL, klCHMONU
E) Va-THE LEADING FAsilinEAEhE 30.
TEL cF TIIE CITY This elegant establishment
Is now ccmp!ate in AL Il. appointments.
In its structure and furnishing, particular aten .
lion nas been gi-en both 70 { mtort and style. II
is remarkable for its cleanliness, and It's furniture
Il Of tho test quality
The lobby, ladies reception, bar, billiard, ana
reading rooms on The oiIce moor. are spacious
AMI beautifully arranged. The iadiss' parlor-,
and diuinsrooias on III. arst ioor are easy 0! ac-
Cess ana rec from the confusion OF business.
The table il -lppIt.d bountcoualy with all the
delicacies OF the that this and other mar
k.te afford and many o. III. supplies come direct
f,orn the best marketa Of tho country.
The sub-cripsrs, In their new connection, beg
lea:s to pledge their best efforts TO the ,nainta-
nance Of thi, frot Glars Hotel, a1d ask ths sup.
nor, Of their friend. ana the public generally.
JOHN L. BALLARD L SONS,
| JoHy p BALLARD, Proprieors.
/ WILLIAM Z. BALLARD,
y sTkiKIrsg BALLARD. au3l
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Seedsn,c3,, Florists, DC.

CRANBERRY PLANTS for sale in
Il
any quantity. Ready for .!ivsry in rctoac. an
November. ALLAN < JOHEsOi,
seal-lm 1906 Ma,a street.
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Drvys-IC GOODS.
" NroElrr or SECOND AUPrLY or

ar RECEIPT uF SECOND SUPpLT OF
r.LL LSu WINTER DkI GOODS AT THE
u..u ESTABLISHED EMPORIUM OF MiTTbL-
EnNptR = CO.. lata MAIN STkEEr, OPPOSITE
Z. ,..uEEl'E-Wc are receiving, and now open
.-. n.-..u'luu. oar second supply this season q
.a,#.... ur",s GooLs, Casai.n-res, Clotas, snti-
.~.., Ca-siIstls Sleeps Cray, Pulled cloths. and
Il. t.a ..a4i:., brands ol BlaacAo4 and Brown
.wnr-, >heetimes, flilow-cas" Cotrons, Tickirss,
Dy~so~, Strr"s Piatis, Fi.nn"l4, &c, &c. full
..a ( Ho,iory and Notions. And to bay tbs best
5. ra.ta~ tho cheare.t .oois in th" city he sure 10
a#n. nITTELDuRFER cos,
lo-- MAIN -tr~ot, opposite post o.ce.
Fl. following gentlemen are with rs a. sales
len: JoHS 0. SALE, +. =. GRyTrRK, K. q. TrR-
.ss WILLIAM HHsSr and .hey would be pleased
$50 ti.tr friends. oc5
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E;r. males snd seven females have been
added TO the church from the SUNDAY
! school.