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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19
Dort- uarofn's Noiite.

STATE OF Nsw.Yoss
PoRT.wARpExs 0YFfcE No 70 william %
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance With
~ section Of the Act PSd AEl H. 1851 entitled Sha Aets
O6oe the Port o New lOh 70 al penont
tntsrl IN or having the subject matter Of such n9
the following vessels urder eAan
e1aninsbons -t9
succeeding this notice. 90 beard 81
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Rf!p Wanteo .

A GENTS WANTED for Gen. L.. G. BAKER
~ HISTORY OF TIE SECRET sERylCBsThs Weik was an
sOuBesi than bat owisg 20 the snp o. %
ant sapDres a. its publication delayed VAL nov
UnAed and Unabridged under the supervision o. ten
narratives all atissted by the highest oneai
The Nors, 81 the National Capital are thotonghu sna
revelations concerning a o.
Of Congress Female Pardon BEokers and A
tAry Charactera 49,, a.. -
eiTcglsrs and MI description el VIC WI
Address JONES BROS No. on Miuorsi PbnsdePbe ia
A MIDDLE-AGED MARRIED MAN Go re-
n Eds manufacturing village, beautifully .oAisa IN.
FACTORY With the sgnc In New iorh good bard ta%r,sh.
SALARY chances for promotion
smAh expense Children u old Aed & p,
employed, male OF female Addess Boz No ito we ~
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DROpoSALS for ESQ. O0O AMERICAN DOCF

y IMPROVEMENT tONPAhY BONDS
TIN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF kBW-JBRsEY.
sRALBD PROPOSALS vii he received 0ee Of tbe Ceutral
Railroad Company Of EeEjeTsey un FRIDAY Ayb IS for
e whole sny part of eh hundred sa eight thousand dollars Of
Be Of the Amfesn Dock impgTe1acut Compan Ehkng the
Whole 70 poihcns
Tia Bonds 81 COS each Jolly 1856 interest per
payable gsnnsy and July in ihe EeSYok
attached Bd be held either sseged Bonds
a. The holder may, from tine 70 tilne, elect
1se Boads issued fr Land purchases end iProvesBs Con-
Btg under the authority Of the State
extensive water front o. tie COMPANY aud N connection With the
pssvenen Of the Central hsfosd COMPANY o. NewJetey.
HE punfua payment Of the phps and Interest Of the Bonds
eoErsnesd By he Central Railroad KswJsssey
fSeesss shoad be sealed aud ndOd Proposals. for Bonds
s.eed y SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer No 100 lAbsrJst HewYork
AM obeT Information desired Obisihcd application
s.et place, whore copy Of Tie Bonds be ssgn.
Payments BE- made 80 per ~ Bonds
seton bs lsh Of May ard per THE 18th Of June the
Whole BE- paid The Interest VII be adjusted
Ctup0n
1bs comnis, the rssct any ss
JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON
JOHN g. GREEN Tibstee
hOsRS TAYLOR, (CemBittes
ADAM EQRRlk
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A1TPvSooS PROVISION MARKET, Al O'CLOCk-FOlK was
.e 100 ~ 76O bbls New Western Mess, regular, at
40 60 9S and $50 bbls., buyer May at s2S 4St Cash
PORK is held at so s09S22 80 =, >, - -. A., ~
PETROLEUM-Tbe market Is dull and prices are rather
- a. he for Crude in bulk and l64e. for do IN Dds
$500 An boud 258d26c. for Prime Light Straw TO
White. "a are for Standard White and 273G2St for
Prime White. n -. 4. . st.
demand at steady rates. sales OF 1000 bags RngoOn IN
bond, on private terms .,
foucb no cher are trfe stronger owing 70 the ad-
vance I'm gold; sales of 652 hhds at 0l3c for Cuba;
ss I1c Tor Porto Rice and COO boxes Havana at 81 lOe
Refiued arc IN very good demand at l43c fer Hards
STFARIN-We note sales Of 1900 NJ Zoe Tor Grease
and 9I al24c for Common TO Prime and $1,000 B seller
after the 10th of May, at 124c. -. -
SEEDS-The market is quiet for Timothy Seed az IS 3s
S3 so a. bush Clover Seeds selling at lSalSsc Rough
Taxsced is duiet at g S5Gs3 Calcutta Lnseed is selling
at O. 6saS2 g. gold in Boston, and & CO. gold, here
TALIOW-rhe market Is steady WITH 1alI uen'ihui
sales Of $4,000 10 at 11Ad1l4c. 90 T..
WHIsKY-A limited demand for western at 9oc', in
bond.
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pASSENG Fps ARRIHED

PASSENGLRS dRRIVEU
PROM SAN FRANCISCO AND GREYTOWN April S-In steamship
Santiago Cuba-On Thomas Clay Mrs Grand Rev hr heaon-
~ H. H. Blake Mr. and Mr. Blake Mn EDDY Ramsey ~ jap
and Mrs g. Taylor T. Wheeler and family O.
H. Hancock W. r. Jordan and family j. d. jordan w Wrenn
family ~ Stndey D. Irwin a. W Dunn, d. cbandss
and s w. b. Stafford and family Mrs Wilson James Cste nis
j. Robertson. A. d. Brooks j. Cbahioek Howard " borsnt
T. honahan and daughter. w e. Thomas, Gale
d. Bracket wife and mother r. Fitzgerald and family y
Eagham Whtesde n W. Gray Miss NJ A. Blake J. Coward.
20 second cabin and 200 in steerage
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mdtbinerp.

TOR SALE-An upright, tubular BOILER,
fr engine u Eboe power E rood condition Inquire OF
BOVINE Co. Ma. l49 Broadway
DORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM
i ENGINES and BOILERS sst CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
The 10 n olt complete !
n application.
WOOD MANN sTkAhENGiHB Co
Vno.s I.
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frATH OF N,w-YoRH.

frATI N.w-YoRK, /
BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Dec. 81, 1885. J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pursuant TO
~ Chapter 26 Laws Of 1850 and 40 Laws Of 1868, that
circulating notes issued to the NORTH RIVER BANK Banking
ISOLATION located the CITY Of York iH be redeemed At PAR y
Superintendent Of the Banking Department presentation al The
National Mechanics Farmers Bank the City ofAban for
from the date hereof ami not thereafter
outstanding circulating Of the said mu be presented
within from the date hereof which shall
fed viii bea charge the fund hands Of the supeB
tendent for purpose. q. w. SCHUYLER,
Jana law6m, p Superintendent
= STATE OF EEW.Y6kk glSK DAf1KiRSSi,I
ALBANY, Oct IL, ls66.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
laws Of fees
e the sHOB AND LEATHER BANK banking association 10
viii be redeemed AT PAR by the Super
Banking Department. presentation at the hewforh
Leather Bank City ONeEYok for six from the date hereof
The outstanding circulating the said Bank mus be presented
Aforesaid within hohe date hereof and all notes when
s for redemption and payment within the time thus
specified wifi charge the hnd the hands Of the s
for that purpose W. SCHUYLER Superintendent
STATE EEwYoRE BANK DEPARTMENT, /
ALBASY February 6, 1861
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 10
Chpter 2G 1859 and so Laws Of 1865 that the creu
note. issued 10 IRE "TRADEsMEEs BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. located IN the CITY Of Eev-lok viii be
PAR Superintendent OF the BANKING Department.
on New.York State National Bank In the C OF
from tie date hereof and not thereafter
The outstanding circulating Of the said bank mn be presented
from the late berco and all notes
shall not presented M redemption and payment within me tune
specfe will be charge the fund IN the han INC ou
perintendent for that purpose - , nm s.-I.,ua..,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

suu Rses..sl6 Sun s.......6:s) Moon se's.'...7n
Sandy Hook .753 Cows island. .S:3i Hell Gste...lOb
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Go farmere ano Others.

A PAIR of ALDERNEY CALVES, Male and
N Femas with pedigree related and superior; also three
shbrsd youIs AlSsrssy cows if,h Por sAlBH
d. A. d. NEWELL, kts ppgsniebi j.
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CTEAM- ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
- AMI ROPR MACHINERY MAClilElaT TOOLS, ke TODD
RAFFRRTY Warehouse, No DsyIt, WORKS Paterson N j.
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priniinn.

(NHAS. G. SHELLEY, No. 88 Basclay-st,
~ sTKAM JOB PRIsrEa-C'rds CiIeasn BlHsadf Posters
Catalogues, he at the lowest cash r,toA
W BILL-HBADs A SPECIALITY.
CYLINDER PRESSwORK DONE FOR TIE TRADE
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultOn.st
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RONE.--For SALE, by the Manufacturers
~ PURE BONE DUST and FRESH sUPBRPH06PHATEo Of LINK
Address LISTER BROTHERS, Newark n j.
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PASSING Frs SAILED.

PoR HAVANA April lsln steamship Moro Csts-feI Isssd
Antonio Qanad, Miss May Smith Chsnes
Pbean YgaeO Gonzales Jules LaeeTso Lemus Powell ss'
yaui.
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our market Pork ard prices are better Closing
go rather weak the sales, cash ana regular c ,loV
SI a s2i T5as22 for Old Mess t22 l9Gs22 S4 Tor New
DO and en- 70 for Rumps Beef is irn ana ~ inr "
s;; Saes of 225 bbls. SO bO0$lg 20 for Pam Me
and S2O0S23 90 for Extra do fierce Beef IS moHoaU!
ctiv@ sales OF 90 cs City India Mess on private UiIS
Sseef Hams are dun aud nominal Cut Meats are ui.
saes of 80 pkgs part very heavy Picked Hams AT
Recon Is without change; sales Of 100 boxes Cmnpeih
Ont al lOfc Lard Is steady With TAR dlnandi SUI ~
SsO pkgs at l2id12lc for No j. 10 al2c Tor Guy anu 20
ESISc. Tor fair 10 prime Steam. -. A..
BuTTER~The market is dull and prices are very II
regular and nominal. We quote "a,
Goshen and Orange Co. pals, p B........... Sze9o
State, firkins, good to prime ..-..'...'55 SS5S
state half firkins, medium to prime. ZCSzSo
Rt8te trgVs, COMMON ana fair........''''' Zoo
Btate Welsh tubs, fair to prime io19
Western Reserve, good To choice --....'''' 80
Western Reserve, common 10 good .-.''''''' 100
CUsEsT il quiet and prices are without change We
quote co,o. nv Is a1e
State Factory, Farto Coco - ''-''''iJ Sis
state FACTORY Common 10 Prime .-'.--.----i go go
Ehgiisil DHiIg' SVtli' .........15 OFT
Ehsllsh ptliy ~, 20 Cood .......... II 0l5
NSiuyyt Ian = To-" " ....-..........2 015
ptuaan
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DHONUGKAPH1 .,
81 Ascension 20 be taught ~ MT JAMES
MNSON author Complete Photographer aud Onesl sienc
will be opened FRIDAY BNEN
fS6 April O'Clock the Of Bvan stIstoa Pach.d
Broadway corner
Tweu,y sseOnd Apply for membership the Library In Aof
place q the ClAss- Room the opening night 80
THE Class will meet on Monday Friday evenings and the
viii consist twenty lessons which the learner will be carried
through the entire Terms BIO for the
-,
Mr. M,p,o principal forming this class Is qnsiy teach
era Complete PhORog apby for WHOM there large and growing
demand.
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Bankinq 6onses ano Bankers.

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
REAITTED FOR, on RBCEIPf, AT MARKET RATES
FRKE OF ALL COMMISSION ChAkGkA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

Personal RExcoSrRE.-The whipping in
ficted upon young IIotZe on Thursday last by
Mr.. Hovey, teacher of the school At Dtli :
bakery, established by the freedmen's Bu-
reau, has had a sequel in the inflicting OF pun
ishment upon that gen tleman by Mr.. HotZe, Il
brother of the boy, by way of revenge. The
case of the whipping of the youth was taken
in hand by Justice Timberake upon warrant
issued BY that gentleman but at the request
of Mr.. Hoyey il was postponed till Monday, IN
order TO accommodate him in an engagement
previously made and he was allowed 10 so
upon bail for his appearance on Monday.
On Saturday evening, however, Mr.. Hotze,
greatly irritatcd at the whipping of his little
brother, sought Mr.. IIoyey, and meeting him
on Marshall between First and Second streets,
Immediately assailed Mr.. Hoyey with II cow
hide, and inflicted Il pretty severe punish
ishment upon him with that weapon. No
gentlemen We're present, and there was no IN
reference.
The case will be brought before Mayor Mayo
to-day, when all the facts viii be elected.
Mr. Hovey alleges that young Hotze had
been exceedingly troublesome and offensive 10
him, and had thrown stones 1T the school.
house. For this he undertook the punishment
of the boy by Il whipping, which is repre-
sented rs having been very severe by one
party, and not 50 by the other. We make no
further statement, rs the matter will be fully
examined TO day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAHAC-APKrL %, lsc7.
Sun nrises,........5 sag Noon ri.es..........loC
sun sets............ s.as High tide. A M. e.34
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20 AND a. 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Mary land, Travers, Baltimore,
mstshaadis and Passnss sors d GSne
chandiss and passengers, l.. b Tatum.
Schooner A. w Collins, Tooser, New York,
Schooner W. Morgan, Hopkins, Philadelphia,
coal, ". II. Davis.
schooner g. K. Counover, Keichum, Baltimore,
railroad iron, York River railroad.
Schooner Rebecca and Harriet, -, Phi.adel-
phis, coal, b. Wsrdwell.
Schooner A. ii. Sawyer, Cook, Calais, No., as
sorted cargo. captain.
British brig Leo Cotton, Halifax, n. c., assorted
cargo, J. l.. Powell.
Steamer Albsmarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
ca audise and passengers. ). Ayres Co.
Steamer Saratoga King, View York, merchan-
disc and passenger q. +. watson.
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, Trsvsys. Baltimore,
sesoaner RsasiPPs saa So ~ Powell Phi
ladelpEia, lumber, A. Millspaugh.
schooner Pennsylvania, DAVIS. Baltimore, lun.
| Der, w Il. Alderdce.
Schooner John Rowlett, Bradley, Philadelphia.
| lumber. Ackowan Curtis.
Schooner A. Trudel, Barnett, Georgetown, D. c.,
Schooner Pick Williams. Corson, Georgetown, D.
| e., light.
| NEw BEDFORD, April ls.-schooner q. w.
| Rowley Allen. Boston for Richmond, pat In for
repair on 2oth ultmo, having been In collision,
| NORFOLK. April 2o.-Clsared, British stoa mship
Peruvian, Glover, Liverpool, cotton. corn, aud to-
bacco.
PaIIAprLpHrA, April 2o.-Clesrsd, schooner J.
II. Gallagher, Gallagher for Richmond.
| BELOW.
Bremen barque Goethe, Deetien, from New iofA
for City Point.
BY rELs9RAPH
CHARLESTON. s. c., April ?o.-Arrived, seho'H''
Napoleon, Norfolk, Va.
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IIPNAS's CIRCCs-The elder portion OF
those good citizens who like TO see the circus
occasionally Will no doubt remember Mas
ter Iipman," 4 delicate, symmetrically
formed, and rather handsome and frank-l look
ing youth, who rode remarkably well, ana
could take 4 turn at stlll-yaultlng, etc, ana
hold "A most respectable position amongst the
most skilful in the ring. There were four OF
these Masters Lipman, and they were all dis
tinguished and increased III dlstlnc ton III their
profession rs they grew IN years. Our young
friend Mike, slightly altered since We last
saw him, then not much exceeding an eagles
talous in the waist, is now the proprietor OF
great circus, which makes ITS appearance In
all the pomp, pride, and cIrcums tance OF equcs-
triau display, this day III the streets OF Ken
mond. When we saw him h used 10 dream
o. nights Of such circus a this and now he
has the en- ioymeut of realizing his dreams.
All, Mike is this enjoyment equal 10 the de
light OF your dreams! Alas We can answer
for you. But stlll you have rs much OF that
sort Of thing, circuswise, As possession can
give For, old boy, you have the biggest thing
of Is kind that is ii half that 5 said - true.
$50 come along, now, Master Llpman, and
let ) you ride" Us We think We heard
Wells say.
Lipman's circus on the best authority, has
a variety OF entertainments ut once surpris-
ing rich, and rare: a corps OF superior and
dashing equestrlans, including a lady OF won
deriul agility; all kinds OF sports OF the ring
done in a most admirable manner; rope dane
ing etc ; and the most original performances
by trained animals-the horses, the mules, the
bears. the monkeys, the dogs, and the bull
Don Juan-not the common bull commonly
called - John" This Juan hits quit the com
mons for travel and adventure and for public
amusement The intelligence and aptness OF
this lord of bovines leads Us 10 suspect that he
i closely related 10 Dir. Hansbrough's " Brin-
die Bull" who must have been both active,
docIlr, and gay, AS the music in his honor be
speaks, and who, we are sure, was sacred rs
Don Juan. We trust our friend Mr.. ii Will
see him and find out the points of resemblauc,
| between him and the lamen ted " Brindle"
The clown-the clown A circus without
clown would be the play of Hamlet without
| the part OF Hamlet. so Lipmans circus ha,
| for that office Il gentleman OF reputed talents
a really witty and humorous performer. Thi
| Is capital news for the circus goers. The oil,
| Jokes have grown duh. Wen have somethin
new. In addition TO this, Lipman, accept
| ing the situation" and conforming TO tn
Ciyil Rights and sherman bills, has blac
clown So If here isn't fun Of all sorts, thel
| we don't know what's lacking.
To-day, then the grand entree into the Cit
and the first performance Of the circus !
| great day
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1uctiOn Sales This Dan.

HARRISON. G0DDIs 4 APPERsoN will sell at 1
O'Clock three story tenement and lot, and two
vacant lots. on the south side OF Main between
Twentieth and Twenty first streets, and on
the west line OF Twenty fret tbstween Main and
Cary.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at |? o'clock tn
valuable farm called Cedar Park. the former
residence of DR. K. n. Hudson, containing 80
acres, with good improvements, At Powhatan
staton on the Danville railroad.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at o'clock the neat
two-story frame dwelling on Twenty fourth
street between N and n, near the Methodist
church.
I. N. COOKE will sell at4 o'clock neat and COM
Portable framed tenement and lot on the west
side of Second street between Baker and Duvai.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., 4 CO. will sell at their
store, No. Fifteenth street, at ioi o'clock, a
large assortment Of groceries, liquors, &c
GEORGE V. CASE will sell at 10 o'clock, at the Of
flee of the sheriff OF Henrico county, lot of
furniture &c
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SrPREvE CorRr or APPEALs-ALL THE JrDdEs
PREsyyr-S.rrRpAr Haze rs. Com
monw.olth upon n writ of error 10 judg-
ment rendered BY the Circuit Court OF Middle
sex. The plaintiff in this case was confined IN
the county Jail OF Middlesex on the charge OF
stealing. On the night of the 9Th of July, isoo,
in conjunction with another prisoner, named
Wiley, he set fire 10 the Jail. Wiley made his
escape, but Haze was caught and overpower.
ed BY the jailor and his brother. He was tried
for setting fire TO the Jail, and sentenced To be
sci got out Il writ of error to the judgment,
and the cause would have been heard at the
last term but that Haze had escaped Jail and
was still 1T large. The Attorney General gave
notice that unless he made his appearance on
Saturday the writ would be dismissed. Ac.
cordlngly the court dismissed the writ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

COMPLIMENTARY DISSER.-A complimentary
dinner was given on Saturday afternoon by
Mr. Thomas X. Price TO the workmen en-
ployed in the erection of the commodious and
elegant StUrehouse of that gentleman at the
southeast corner OF Main and Eleven tn
streets The dinner was Sumptuous affair,
and was served up by the well-known caterer
Mr.. G.. Weudlnger in his best style. Tables
were spread in two rooms of the building, and
more than one hundred persons We're seated
around them.
These buildings have been built in the most
substantial manner, are well arranged for
business, being furnished with all the con
yenieuces of the times, and are among the
most beautiful of the palatial stores which
have been erected on Main street. Colonel "A.
j. Riyes is the architect and superintendent
The carpenters works. being done by Captain
Y. J. Clutter; briCkwork by j. Is. Johnson
plastering by Il. III. Russell: painting by
Wyatt x Hardgroye stonework by Oliver
Davis ironwork by Snyder Bowers
plumbing, gas-fittng, and roofing, by Yale,
Bowers Yale.
The corner store will be occupied by Messrs.
Thomas Il. Price Co. rs Il first class dry
goods house.
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ballard HOUSE,
~ RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
JOHN P. BALLARD, PROPRIETOR.
This establishment Is ROW

This establishment is ROW
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS,
having been newly and elegantly iurnl-aca
throughout.
II ia acknowledged to have no superior in the
,outhern States, and to be equal to any In the
North.
Tbs owner has spared no expense to make 1t
equal in every respect TO any hotel In this country
and pledges his best efforts to MAKE HIS GUESTS
IN EVERY WAY COMFORTABLE.
His long and successful experience justices him
in saying that the accommodations Of no hotel
shall be superior to his.
He asks the support of his friends and the public
generally.
an2-ts JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietor.
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FEAST AT LAUREL HILL.--This feast came of
on Wednesday afternoon and night, and was
Il complete success. The house was opened 10
the public at o'clock III the afternoon, and
was throngcd from that time until late III the
night with the youth and beauty of the neigh
borhood. The tables We're we'll filled with
catables and many fancy articles and every
thing was disposed OF before II closed. About
one. third of what will be required to rebuild
Four mile Creek church was realized, and the
ladies who have so nobly undertaken the work
have determined not 10 permit 1t to stop.
They have secured the cooperation OF ladies'
on Church and Union Hills, and will hold an
other fair and feast in Leigh church
some time during the spring.
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THE DISPATCH
TEpMs OF ADVERTISING:
For the Dispatch.
II. Mu Cnlnred E.Lloo- citizens

To Hy CDtored FsiioIo-citisens:
ua,,,,1 learned that some di.satisfaction
.xi.,s aroong The coIored people Of Richmond
on account of my course In regaru ,e,t ~
publish this card to say that VIII as IN a,,sr .
day, make n full explanation oi , hi. shali
WI WhGh a,hsr WIN through the press or by public adj
dpess dp e,," rs may be deemed mbs. expedient ny
ccnsure no man who believes there n,n MOT no, one one
"disIoyalty in the meeting; In .ny nam @ "a and
hone when any find disloyalty In me- OF a,,y auy
di.position TO abuse the privileges rec, reeeny v,,y
Conferred upon us by Congress, that tney VIZ ~.
assume the right 10 denonnce me IN 'A'
seyerest manner. s'oLo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

The CIRCUIT Court OF HESRrco, Judge
Joseph Christian presiding, Will meet in this
city on Wednesday the 2jth Instant Since
the war the sessions OF this court have been
held in the capitol building, but rs the Legis-
lature i in session, and the room usually oc-
cupled by this court has been appropriated rs
Il comm ttee- room, it Is probable that the
court will use the county courthouse, which
Is now COMPLETED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

Prices COMING DowS.-There is very great
opposition just now among the tlshmougers in
the lower market. The outside dealers III fish
are underselling the hucksters, and one Of the
results has been shat on Saturday tlosllty .drt
shad were sold for Twenty-Five ceats-one cent
apiece. Great numbers Of fish and sturgeon
are caught down the river and brought up
here for sale, and the consequence Is / CORE
spending reduction In prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

FRIENDS OF TEMPERASCE.-Thisn new Order,
organized for the purpose of promoting the
practice of total abstinence, though but little
over a year old, is in a hourishing condition.
not only in Virginia, where ii originated, but
has extended its operations to several Of the
southern States.
The semi annual meeting of the State Coun
Gil of this Order will be held in this city this
week. On Thursday night at O'Clock an ad-
dress TO the public will be delivered at the
Grace.s street Baptist church, and other public
meetings will be held during the week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-22

MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsIDrSG-
SATURDAY MoKxrSG.-Timothy McNaman, di
lapidated son of Erin, for taking "a wee drap
too much " and kicking up n fuss generally,
was enlisted for the chain gang for sixty days.
Mr. Frank Rose, for assaulting and beating
n negro woman in his employ, was fined ten
dollars and required to give surety for his fu-
turp good behavior.