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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
lATE HIAITH

10 TWNLI6 IN UTTI
CATE HEALTH
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auction Sales THIS DGy.

COOK LAUGHToN viii sell at their store, at 10
A. large assortment OF household fnrni-
turs, embracing every article necessary for
housekeeping.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell upon tho pre-
misses, At half. past z. NJ, framed tenement
on Cumberland street. and three lots on Dover
street Sidney.
Z. GATHRlGRT viii sell at his store, No. 1888
Main s:rest at 10 o clock, furniture, mattresses,
beds, bedding, crockery, glassware, cutlery,
dry goods, boots. shoes, cloths, cassimsres
nubias, cloaks, fancy goods soaps, &c.
c. b. YARB2OUGH. No. east Broad street, near
Brook avenue, will sell at 10 o'clock quantity
of bacon and four, besid es sugar, coffee, and
other groceries also, dry goods, boots. shoes
aid hats, and several barrels OF good whskey.
HARRISON. GoDDlN & APPEssoN will tell the
brick house on the corner OF Fourth and Grace
s.re.ts-.he residence Of the late william
Breeden- at4 7. NJ.
REGNAULT & CO. will Sell at 10 o'clock, al the
residence Tenth street between Leigh and
JACKSON, parlor. chamber, and diring room
furniture. parlor curtains, carpets, &c.
THOMAS PHILLIPS will sell at his store, corner
OF Seventh and Broad streets, at 10 o'clock,
furniture, stone jars, carpenters tools, glass
ware, &c.
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MEETING OF THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY
BOARD.-The State Mission Board of the
Baptist General Association of Virgi MIA
met in the First Baptist church of this
city yesterday afternoon-Rev. j. L. Bur
rows, D. D., president +; Thomas II. Elicit
secretary.
Rev. William Fisher, of Culpeper coun-
ty, the general agent Of the Board, made a
report Of his operations for the past three
months. He had visited thirteen associa-
tions; had seen large number Of the
pastors of the churches; and had been
greatly encouraged in his work. He be-
lieved the contributions for missions during
the current year would largely exceed the
receipts Of the past year.
The Corresponding Secretary reported
that eight missionaries of the Board had
baptized l16 persons the past quarter.
The Board resolved that on and after
the first Of November the joint agency
with the Domestic Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention should be
discontinued, and that Rev. William
Fisher be employed as the sole agent of
this Board in Virginia.
The following additional missionary ap-
pointments We're made:
Rev. T. w. Newman and Rev. B. r.
Dulin, Prince William county.
Rev. w. K. d. Moncurc, Stafford county.
Rev. W. r. Gitt, Montgomery county.
Rev. w. G. Parks, Grayson county.
Rev. J. C. Hidcn, Portsmouth Associa-
ton.
Rev. ]. C. Richardson, Rockbridge
county.
Rev. George c. Thrasher, Craig county.
Rev. j. w. McCown, Gordonsville.
Rev. J. L. Trueman, Warwick and York
counties.
Rev. j. William Jones, Lexington, and
Rev. A. B. Woodin, Augusta.
To be sustained alone by this Board in
stead Of by the joint aid Of the Domestic
Board.
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TRIAL OF JAMES J. PHILLIPS FOR MUIR
DER.-In the Circuit Court Of IIenrico
yesterday the case Of the Commonwealth
Us. j. j. Phillips, indicted for murder, was
called.
The accused was brought into court by
a deputy sheriff at about | ] o'clock. His
appearance was rather prepossesSing as
he came in with smiling face and slight
ly subdued expression about his clear blue
eye. His face was cicanly shaven hair
neatly trimmed and brushed cheeks a
little flushed from long walk. A water
proof cloak thrown over his shoulders was
dripping with rain, and the same article Of
apparel served completely to conceal the
irons upon his wrists. As he entered the
courtroom he nodded Familiarity to scvc-
raj acquaintanccs, and after seating him
self, convcrscd for few moments with his
counsel.
Mr.. Young, representing the Common
wealth, announced his readiness to pro-
ceed with the case.
Colonel johnson, in behalf OF the ac-
cusGd, stated that his client was anxious
TO proceed with the trial, but desired first
TO ascertain what witnesses were present.
Inc court tieH olht!cu t'iSlt hdbIeo W
be called. Nearly all Of those for the
Commonwealth were in attendance, but
only two or three witnesses for the accused
answered to their names.
After hearing remarks of counsel the
court ordered rules to be made on the
absent witnesses, returnable at 10 o'clock
this morning. An officer was sent with
special instructions to serve the process of
the court.
The case will be again called at the hour
above mentioned. The court meets in the
hall Of the House of Delegates.
The brother and sister Of Mrs. Phillips
are in the city, and were in attendance at
court on Saturday.
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MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO rREsl-
D1NG-MoNDAY MoRNING.-Wll!lam Bell,
negro, charged with breaking into Belle,
yuc Hospital and stealing therefrom lead
uipcs. was arraigned. 1t appearing that he
was caught in the act OF stealing oy Con-
stable John w. Cole, he was sent on 10
answer Indictment.
Agnes Clayhoe was arraigned for keep
ing a disorderly and ll-governed house,
freouented by persons Of all sexes ana
colors. She was sent away, and ordered
TO vacate the house in given time.
Continued case of Caswell lnge 0lldS
Davis atlas Franklin, charged with having
in his possession a stolen COW and oullock'
was called up and further contlnueu' anu
Iuge was committed to Jail. >,
Charles James, negro, charged Win
stealing old iron from James WlillamS'
was sent to jail.
Joseph C. Snead and John g. Mana
charged with fighting in the street, were
fined FIVE dollars and dismissed.
Biddy Taylor, negro, was arralgneo 1oi
unlawfully taking possession of the good
and chattels Of Robert Allen negro. II
appearing that Robert failed to pay blddy
his due instalment for board whereupoH
She nabbed his "chst and things" Tho
case was referred to the civil tribunals.
Nelson Beltknapp, charged with being
6rnnl, and dsorderly to u degree of lu'
nacv ON the street, was fined ten dollar:
and and required to give surety for his future
good behavior.
Tom Johnson, seedy-looking "man
hood" =" suffrayan, charged with stealth!
one dollar from Eliza Nicholas, was sen
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CIRCUIT Court OF HENRICO COUNTY
JUICE CHRISTIAN rRESIDISG.-The court
Yesterday decided TO quash the indlct-
ments III the cases of William FowlkeS,
John Nettles, and others, presented for
misdemeanorS. This decision was made
on the ground that William LYMAN, one
of the grand jurors, is not lreeholder.
The case of the Commonwealth Us. 20
licemen Smoot and Callaghan, charged
with unlawiully breaking into dwelling
house to make an arrest, falls to the
ground" under the same decision.
The case Of James j. Phillips, indicted
for the murder of Mary Emily Phillips
was then called, and continued until to-
day.
William Jones, negro, was arraignec
upon the charge of feloniously breaking
into the house of Sally Dawson. The cour
assigned Alexander r. Holiday, Esq, a.
counsel for the accused.
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DARING HoRsE-THIEF.-On Sunday
afternoon Rev. DR.. Burrows, on his return
from funeral, htched bis horse in the
allev near his stable, having been told
that a servant was on hand TO take charge
of the animal.
The servant returning few moments
after, met man riding the horse up Sc
yeuth street a. furious rate, and 1t has
not since been heard of by its owner
The Doctors "big-beiled sorrel" is SC
we'll known that she need not be described
here
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JUDGE BURNHAM's COURT was in session
Yesterday, but transacted no business OF
general interest.
The following pa les will be tried to,
day Thomas VI. Wilkinson, Sarah Petty
ford, John Flick, Thomas Didymus, Henry
Hitchcock, John ID. Bergman, and Barney
Tracey.
On Wednesday, the following: John
Harvey, Pat Connor, John Roberts atlas
Davenport, Francis Giles, Thomas Brown
alius Trip, Isaac Harris, and Charles W IL
kcnSon.
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Murine Intelligence.
MINIATURE aAMANAC-OcToBER 20. 1857.
s1u riies...... 6.43 Neon sets. .........., c2
sun sets ts......... 5.l7 Ugh tide, a. M. 81!
POET OF GIca.oEp, Ocrosgn %.

PORT OF HICaGOND, OCTosgH?s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pntarabrrg, TrAvers. Baltimore, mer-
chan use aud passengers, y. " w. Gurrit.
Schooner Jesse Williamson, Corson, Phlladel-
phia. coal, s. H Hawes
schooner Mary T. Fisher Fisher, Philadelphia,
coal, w. =. Cox Co,
schooner J. H. Williams, -, Baltimore, cap
taiG.
schooner e. Holmes. -, Phila ielphia, coal,
Virginia CeLtra Tailfoad
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chaudi,e ard passengers, l.. b 1atnm.
Schooner EXtra- Taylor, down the river, night
MRMORAEpCM.
BarGus w f,sns;., Decker, from Ltverpoo! Gid
Halifax, arrived al City font on the .Jth Instant
SPoKES,
lha brig Iarra in iatltud. 39:l3, Longitude '2."o
The c.ptain had died or the passage and shori
OF PROVISIONS. She Was supplied by bTis RAINBOW
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IxsprcT1oy or THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Yesterday the scmi-a"nual Inspector THn % o'
the Fire Department took place. i InH g.. en-, m
gines and apparatus were found 10 DC III
excellent working order. The new appa-
ratus for the Look AND ladder company
was on the street, and attracted mucn at
tentiou
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PARDoSED.-The Governor yesterday
pardoucd the following parties u. d.
Harris, sentenced to six months impri-
sonment hy the County Court of Charles
City for felony; Thomas Featherson, con.
vcted Of perjury by the Circuit Court OF
Amelia and sentenced to one years i'm
prisonment in the county jail; Archibald
Bland, sentenced by the Circuit Court OF
Dnwiddie county to one years imprison-
ment in the county jail.
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D0RCAs SoCILrY.-The annual meeting
of the Dorcas Society of the Broad-street
Methodist church will be held at that
church this evening at bal;-paSt o'clock.
An address will be delivered by Rev. J.
4. Duncan, of Petersburg.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The quarterly meeting of the Presbyte-
rian Sabbath schools of Richmond was
held on Sunday afternoon in the First
Presbyterian church. The singing of the
scholars was fine, and two appropriate ad-
dresses were delivered.
The secretary, Dr.. J. Hall Moore, read
the reports, which exhibited the following
average attendance during the quarter:
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"THE BRoADwAY."-No. 3 Of this new
monthly, published simultaneously in Lon
don and New York, has been sent us by
Turner, lll4 Main street. The table of
contents exhibits the titles of several spicy
articles, including two serials.
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Total

1t was stated that this report embraces
the months of July and August, during
which it is we'll known that the attend
ance at Sunday schools is smaller than at
any other season Of the year.
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COLONEL THOMAS B. ROSE TO BE COURT
MARrIALED. Rose, president OF
the board Of registration and supcrintend-
cnt of the late elections, will, we learn, be
tried by courtmartial. The charges are
embraced under "conduct unbecoming an
officer and a gentleman"
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ELECTION FRAuDs.-In card published
in another column our townsman j. IL.
Gilmer, Sr., calls upon all citizens having
knowledge of frauds practced at the late
election to forward them to him.
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2ithmoud 1|ispatrl>.
TUESDAY...........OCTOBER 30, 1867.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE obs.
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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Meetings.

NOTfCE.-TO THE MEMBEPS OF
~ FITZTUGH LODGE. No %, + y. o. F.-You
are hereby notified to meet at the lodR g. room on
o'clock, to attend the funeral Of our late Brother
A. b. Kennedy, deceased. Members of sister
Lodges are respectfully invited 10 attead.
Ry order Of n. 6.
oc 29-lt. ] p. ATKINSON, Secretary.
FE'Hh L; ANNUAL MEETING OF TIL Z
L DORCAS SOCIETY OF the Broad-street Me
thodst church will lake place TUESDAY EVE
Ming :; EXT, The 29th, At half past T. a address
will be delivered by the Esv. James Duncan, Of
Petersburg. DIX. J. EDWARD CH HASE,
DR. ". " PARKER,
JOHN 6. EFFINGEa,
oc 29-lt Committee.
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EXTENSION OF THE CITY RA'LWA1.-
The city railway will be extended 10
Rockets bridge during the present "eeh.
The LAYING OF the rails was to nave oeeh @
commenced yesterday, but the ram pre-
vented.
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OFFICE VA. CEyTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
RIcUHoSD. October % 1867.

OFFICE VA. CEsTRAL RAILROAD CoNPASY,l
RICHMoSD, October % lstI.
NOTICE TO TIKI STOCK HOLDERS
~ Q2 THE VIRGINIA CGNTEAL RAILROAD
COMPAnY.-Ths annual meeting of the stock
holders oI the Virginia Central Railroad company
will he he'd in the city OF Sichnond on THU Ao-
D ! the 2Sih day of November, 1897.
For the information OF ths stockholders. the
follow il ( extracts from the bylaws OF the com
pany are pGbiishel:
-, III proxies represent st0ckhoders at ge-
neral me-tiug shall be In with (. and signed by
lhs per-on thus transferring the power partner-
ships may -i.n in the Of the partD- p,
and the signature OF either member Of the hrIn
shall be va.ld 10 proxy shall be valid given
more than sixty days prior 10 the meeting of the
company. :,
NO proxy for !ndiviiual stockh holders shall
pass free going 20 or returning fem the meetings
of the company unless he Is himsef Il stock
holder
The books Of transfer shall be closed theen
days previous 10 any general meeting.
J GARRETT,
oc 26-dStG2awtoSthN Treasurer.
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SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-On
Friday last Mr.. A. Is. Kennedy, a we'll
known tailor, residing on Broad between
First and Foushcc streets, met with most
singular accident, which at first appeared
very trivial and insignificant, but resulted
fatally on the ensuing Sabbath. From the
particulars related To us it appears That
deceased dropped n pair o! scissors, which
fell with one point sticking III the floor,
leaving the other projecting upward. This
was not observed 10y Mr.. Kennedy, and in
stopping to pick them up bis forehead
came in contact with the scissors, the pro-
ccting point entering thc skull and break
ing off. The point was drawn out, and no
furth, attention paid the matter during
the Say. On Saturday the wound assumed
somewhat alarming appearance, and soon
after the unfortunate man was seized with
a paroXysm, several Of which followed III
rapid succession. The services Of DR.. Ma
gill were speedily secured, but the malady
balicd all the skill Of the physician, and
on Sunday the patient breathed his last.
Deceased was widely and favorably known,
and his melancholy and untimely end has
not only deeply grieTed his beloved family,
but also large circle Of warmly-attached
friends.
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Roo?:s. Stationery, DC.

1-TW LAW BDokS.-RAND DOLPH
- & EEGLlSa, 1920 Main street, recs!ss az tne l
,,a,y honrs of value and offer at low prices large
.tCcE Of NEW and OLD SfhNDLR KID Law.
Rice and James on Bankruptcy, and q complete
assortment OF F0rm5. ~;
One set Of the neports, and all the scarce Viz
gin 4 Books.
Old Books bought or taken In exchange lor ~" /.
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ANOTHER CITIZEN ORDERED 70 LEAVE
R1cHMoHD.-Mr. Robert Briggs, shoe
maker, ON Twelfth street between Main
and Franklin, has received an order from
the negro Vigilance Committee directing
him to leave the city in tOrty-cight hours.
The order was couched in exactly the
same language as that served upon Mr..
Monroe, published in the Dispatch Of Sa-
tur1ay
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THE NINTH STREET SHOOTING AFFAIR
The case of Robert Anderson and Robert
Warrcll, negro boys, charged with uniaw-
fully shooting and wounding James Bur
netf. on Ninth street, were arragned be-
fore Mayor Mayo yesterday morning, and
in the absence Of the wounded man the
case was continued until Friday.
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A NEGRO WOMAN BURNED TO DEATu.-
Late Saturday night a negro woman named
Crenor Tillman, living near the corner OF
Jefferson and Grace streets, fell into the
fire in her room and was burned to death.
Coroner Little was summoned yesterday,
and after an examination gave it as his
opinion that she had IA it, and while in that
state fell into the fire.
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APPOINTMENT OF BIsHoP.-Rev. Or.
Becker, minister at ST. Peters cathedral
in this city, has been recently elected
R;shnn Of Delaware and having received
his appointment from bis Holiness Plus
*. will shortly leave Richmond TO enter
mon the discharge OF his epiScopal duties.
DR.. Becker has many warm lriehaS III LUIS
city. and the news Of his proposed oepar-
ture is received with regret.
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EuCHD. O'& THE VIRGINIA CtN-
| .re railroad, GA Friday last, Ez-sZ'TTg 'TTg-S.:23
F. 4LI-bDOk containing a small isssAt,-,a IA
a-t 81 money, whlch the owner Il n, g s M $;43$%55
#. .ru bJ paying for this advertise
-..,. G.. F. .I1H SeTuS,
Hl Wall Turner'S, No. Nl4 Main street.
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,~,<TFn, GOOD NURSE, well
II nied A good home and fair wages
" X a. WILLIAMS,
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