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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

ANOTHER SCENE IN THE MAYORS
CoURT- RooM-A NEGRO WOMAN STRIKES
A WHITE WITNESS IN THE PRESENCE
OF HIS HONOR, AND IS CHEERED BY
THE NEGROES AssEMBLED-THE COURT
ROOM CLEARED.-On Saturday morning
last negro woman named Harriet
Hobson was arraigned before the Mayor
for violation of the city ordinances in
throwing bucket of stercoracious matter
into the street. A witness named Will
liam Osterbind, white, gave evidence
that he saw her commit the offence
with which she stood charged. The
Mayor informed her that she must pay a
fine, or else 60 to Jail. She said that she
didn't have any money, denied stoutly
that she had committed the act with which
she was charged, and asked appealingly if
she had to 60 to Jail. His Honor informed
her that undoubtedly she had, and ordered
her to "go back there" Instead of
"going back " she started toward the wit
ness, furiously exclaiming, 81 got to go to
Jail for you, have l 7" and piled her fists to
his head right and left, saying: eyes,
d-n you, Ill give you something to
send me to Jail for" In a moment
thel scene was disorderly beyond de-
scription. The crowd outside burst into
q loud laugh, four or five policemen rush
ed to seize the infuriated wench, and the
officer Of the court yelled to the top of his
voice in vain for "Order" The offending
negress was conveyed to cell in the sta
ton house mid yells and cries from the
negroes, and the confusion seemed but to
increase every moment. His Honor, find
ing all other means of no avail, got up,
and calling "Silence !" ordered the police
to clear the courtroom. This they pro-
ceeded to do with much difficulty, for the
court-loungers seemed loath to leave.
They gathered here and there in knots as
they receded, and talked loudly, and when
by the officers to go on out, only
did SO in surly and mumbling manner.
After getting beyond the courtroom
doors they stood in the passage as thick as
packed herrings, and it was many minutes
before the doors were closed and order
restored.
Things have certainly come to pass
when, indeed, court-rooms can thus daily
be made the scenes of disorder and buff
foonery with impunity.
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| AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CRY
Council was held Saturday evening, at
which were present Messrs. Mcfarland
! (president), August, Lee, Clopton, Crutch-
| field, Taylor, Epps, and Tinsley.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read, approved, and signed.
Committee Reports.
Colonel August, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Water Works, recommended,
amongst other things, that the committee
be relieved from any further consideration
of the subject of new reservoir, and that
they be instructed to suspend the work
which had already been commenced for
an increased supply of water. The main
part of the report was adopted, but those
portions above alluded to were laid on the
table.
Mr.. Lee, chairman of the Committee on
Health, reported that it was deemed mex
pedient to increase the number of city
carts and hanus. The report was adopted,
as was that from the Commissioners of
Streets.
A report from the Board of Health was
read. The Board was gratified to report
that the general health of the city was
good, and that its cleanliness was worthy
of note, and recommended that the ordi-
nance requiring the lots and cutters to be
cleansed be enforced, and that hose be given
to the police, who would be empowered to
use it and the fre-plugs in washing the
streets. The Board then submitted a
series of ordinances which were, on mo-
tioD, laid on the table. The report was
then adopted.
Colonel August, chairman of the Com
mittee for the Relief of the Poor, submit
ted report, stating that the committee
had considered the recent order of Gene
raj Schofeld's requiring overseers of the
poor and superintendent of the aims
houses throughout the State to receive
aud provide for all INDECENT colored peo-
pie now in charge Of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau whenever they may be transferred to
them, and that the committee fully recog-
nized the duty of the city to provide for
all INDECENT persons, but according to the
law, persons were only entitled to the
benefits of the alms-house in the county
or city in which they were residents, and
therefore they did not think those colorcd
people who came into the city after its
occupation by the United States troops
should be supported by this city, but
should be sent back to the counties or
States from whence they came; and re-
commended that the attention of the
military authorities be called to the sub
ject.
The committee further stated that they
had examined the books Of the late su-
perintendent Of the alms-house, Charles
d ~
The books showed that the outstanding
indebtedness Of the alms-house was 81, 600
for various supplies furnished and services
rendered. The report was adopted, and
copy ordered to be sent to General Scho-
field.
A number of claims and petitions were
presented and appropriately referred.
After transacting a great deal of busi-
ness of no public interest, the Council ad-
journed.
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The Nashville (Tenn.) Press and Times
says: "Judge Lawrence, the recently
appointed Bureau Employment Agent, IS
constantly in receipt of letters from the
North desiring him to furnish colored
laborers. For instance, he received let
ter yesterday from Mr.. J. Conger, of Pe-
tersburg, Indiana, offering to pay the ex-
penses of six families to that place, and to
give them constant work at excellent re-
muncration. Of course these wants from
abroad cannot be supplied, as there is a
greater home demand for laborers than
can be at present supplied"
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HUsTISGs COURT OF MAG
sent: Messrs. Regnault, Timberlake, Nc.
Carthy, Jones, and Roystcr.
The following business was disposed oi
in this court on Saturday:
The account of Thomas U. Dudley, ser.
geant of the city, for criminal charges
from July 10, 1867, to August Is, 1867
amounting to Sl,45O.50, was sworn to and
allowed.
Ann Elizabeth Harris, colored, charged
with petit larceny, was sent to Jail for
twenty days.
A nolle prosequi was entered in the cases
Of Thaddeus White, Thomas LipScomb, and
George Street, indicted for assault and
battery.
John Wesley, charged with petit larceny,
dered to work in the chain-gang.
Alice Bradford, charged with delaying
and obstructing public justice, was fined
$50 and sent to jail for sixty days.
John Jackson, colored, indicted for
knowingly receiving stolen goods, was re-
manded to Jail for further examination.
NoAe prosequis were entered in the cases
of Jacob Pug, David Hunter, Elizabeth
Draper, Edward Fisher, Tom Johnson,
James Jackson, and Ann Washington,
charged with petit larceny; and Ida Chris
tian, Mike Sullivan, and Pat Forester,
charged with assault and battery.
William B. Winston, charged with as
sault and battery, had his case continued.
Fred. Ware, colored, charged with petit
larceny, was sent to Jail for ten days and
ordered to work in the chain-gang.
Thomas Senior, for the same offence,
was sent to Jail for thirty days and ordered
to work in the chain-gang.
Alex. Smith, charged with petit lar
ceny, was acquitted, as was Anderson
Lindsey, charged with the same offence.
Turner Jackson, charged with petit lar
ceny, was sent to Jail for ninety days, and
ordered to work in the chain-gang.
The case of Moses Finney, charged with
assault and battery, was continued un-
til the November term.
Richard II. Christian qualified to prac-
tice, and C. A. Brockmeyer qualified as a
notary public.
John F. Ferguson and James B. How
lett, charged with keeping and exhibiting
faro, gave security for their appearance
at the November term Of the court.
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BALLARD HoUsE.-The Young Billiards.,
William P. and Stribling, sons of our
esteemed townsman John p. Ballard, have,
after travelling for two years in Europe,
returned to their native city, and entered
the lists of business. men in manner that
has called forth the commentator of their
many friends. They are engaged with
their father in the management OF the
Ballard House. Their energy and marked
politeness of manner cannot fail to con-
tribute greatly to the continued success OF
that popular establishment. They are
welcome back to Richmond, and have our
best wishes for prosperous careers.
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The CASE OF DID1Mus AND H1TCHcocK.
Thomas Didimus and Henry Hitchcock
were arraigned yesterday morning to an
swer the charge of numbering Enoch Tur-
ner at dance-house in Butchertown.
William Fl. Paxton was also arraigned as
an accomplice. His Honor informed them
that upon the evidence taken, and the YER
dict found by the Coroner's jury, he would
send them on to answer the charge of mur-
der before the Judge of this city. They
were remanded to jail, and the witnesses
were recognized for their appearance on
the third Monday in September.
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THE CASES OF MOSES AND MoRDEcA1
LEvY.-The continued cases of Moses and
Mordecai Levy were called before the
Mayor yesterday, and both of them ap-
peared in accordance with their bail-bond
Berry Amos appeared, and testified that
he was about to play billiards at the Bal
lard House when he was told by one of
the Levys that he could not play until he
paid the fifty cents he owed. He replied
that there were just as many debts Of fifty
cents on his books not half so good as his,
and which neither hc nor Ballard would
ever see. Ash Levy then said that he was
a Id scoundrei. Witness slapped him
in the face with his open hand, and caught
him around the neck. He was in the act
of striking him when he heard some one
say, "Shoot shoot now, brother shoot
the son of "a" Levy and his son were
the ones who cried shoot.
Questioned by counsel for defence.-Old
man Levy had his hands thrown up, and
cried out, "Shoot, murder, shoot" when
witness had hold of him. When shot, wit
ness was in the act Of striking old man
Levy, and had no doubt that he would
have shot him had it not been that he was
shot.
In the absence of other witnesses the
case was continued until to-day, the Levys
giving bail for their appearance.
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auction Sales This Dan.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock a
valuable lot Of ground the north side OF
Franklin street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth.
HARRISON, GoDDIN b APPERsON will sell at
so'clock the beautiful lot at the rorthw rest
corner of Capitol and Tenth streets
SAMPSON JONES, JR., & CO. will sell at the cir
warehouse. commencing at 10 o'clock, good
assortment OF groceries, wines, liquors, etc.
A. X. CRUMP, H. C. C. B. will sell at 10 o'c'ock,
at No l4os Main street, large stock Of shoe
makers' tools, &c.
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FEAST AT WASHINGTON HENRY ACADE-
MY.-It is proposed to build an Episcopal
church in Hanover county near Atlee's
station, and the ladies of the neighborhood
will have a feast at Washington Henry
Academy on next Thursday to raise funds
in aid of this object. Refreshments OF ali
kinds, and in great abundance, will be fur-
nished.
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: n TYLER Il CO., successors

IgEN II. TYLER 4 CO., successors
! D.. Nrcssn !. Tyler, 1912 Main street, Rich
"a. respectfully call attsntion 10 their
.s d. j extensive stock uf GOLD and SILVER
ty.r.gsA aat CHAINS, CLOCKS, JaWkLkI
- and Plated WAKE, GOLD, SILVER,
,~E.L SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES,
70 ,.--....at Is aay class OF goods in the country
....s..tv. ana which they will sell 81 prices as
.r .r.r other regular noase north or south.
!. ., .-...r. sock il wyl! selected and very CON-
. .r4 eor.s>:s q the most desirable and
Movable ,rv!-, usually kept IN first class jaw
~ establishments. ami 10 which they are con.
~ s1i.a. new goods. They continue, as
.ta-s 10 order direc: from the factories what
- .s,fc..s ,AeiT customers may desire, and al
-. .1ar,ss possible aotics. H HaiR lE"ELR? Of
. ....rS ~ FIr- IN Tho ysrv best manner by the
. ,,.xperiauceG lga,chmakers IN the country.
nv 80
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
observation-disclosures Jones, color
ed, charged with stealing lumber from the
German Lutheran church, was sent on to
answer Indictment.
There were several other cases disposed
of in this court, Of which we deem it ne
cessary to make separate reports. Our
readers will find them elsewhere, and well
worthy of perusal.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Har.
rison, Goddin s Apperson sold on Satur.
day lS2 acres Of land in Henrico county
on the Roundabout Swamp, ten miles be,
low Richmond, with small dwelling-house
thereon, for 81, 700; thirteen acres of land
three miles above Richmond on the plank
road, with small dwelling-house thereon
for $500; and a cottage on st. Stepher
street, in Duval's addition, and lot Sc by IL;
feet for $675.
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e " -
).>>SoLCTiON An D CO-PART-
-.r ,,a1>a.F.--Mr. A s. JOHNSON has this 10th
49,, ~. l'.1, Withdrawn from the GRO
.. ,'~ :. y -, conner second and Main streets
~. IaAk.E9 II. SiNTON, late with MIR
@t- -. >cA"E.M=yer, admitted 10 Il full part
H. a+a "'ll o" p.ezsed 10 see his friends.
s-s.' -sa VIII be COud Ucted in the same man
--- a'!.". GEORGE L. GILES 4 co.
ylls.".'2 from ,ha concern Of GEORGE K.
s...I y ~. b-.to recommend them TO all my
a-,s 5..a G hops lhey VII! give them call
-.,-'" A. S JOHNSON.
\ iCE.--l SHAH continue the COM
L,.i, SON BUSINESS, and solicit the patron
.,.r. .-f GA irends and the public gen orally,
4.yr..f !.G" Gales and prompt returns.
-----.n a =. BROWN.
~ PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
gyTr,GIg.ST ta&i from this date MIR. BESJAMlH
''~-L Lac al Interest 81 our business.
I,ry, . BRAZAhL Il CUTTRKLL,
'''''. corner alnlh street and basin.
byt1Igse ms day associated myself with Messrs
,y,.',..- Z tpfTRELL, where / will be pleased
ny o!d :Tlends and cuslolners
yfry,,,. BENJAMIN COTTRELL
,.'''H Jn!y ]. 1857 jy 2-n
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IouS MAUONY. SURGEON DEN

y list. has reduced his prices 10 suit the ;E8yS
.a.. aud II now doing every description SspSTlsfs
@r. H. t..s profession on terms and in
--4.-r t4at viii insure the entire satisfaction Of
-.s .sta--.
"a. work warranted to please. Specimens OF
10y -'y.- 70 b.. 80. 4 az the office.
u. NAEuSA Aas been in the profession for
...v y.ar.. the ia-t nineteen Of which he has
..-c-. In the city Of Richmond, and 10 hit
10y ,.iru-r during tLat long period he refers for
=. ...ry a- - The complete, artistic, and salts
'-..g character Of his work In the several
t:-..sl - OF als business.
TEETH EXTRACTED
Ft.c-. pain by 4 new and perfectly safe method.
-tr aud .esItcu.Y No. 625 Main street, above
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HUSNICUTT AS PACIFICAToR.-Satur-
day morning, after the dismissal of the
case of Tanner, as Hunnicutt was going out
of the courtroom, followed by Tanner, he
was heard by officer Moore to say, You
cry that paper at the risk of your, life"
The officer Immediately reported the fact
to the Mayor, and declared bis willingness
to make oath to the fact.
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PARDoSED. = Saturday the Governor
granted pardons to Charles Harris; and
Spencer Williams, who were convicted of
petit larceny by the Hastings Court OF this
CITY and sentenced to thirty days lmprl-
sonment each in the city Jail.
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THROUGH FROM WELDON TO AQUA
CREEK.-On and after Wednesday next
passengers will be carried through from
Weldon to Aduia creek without change
Of cars. By this arrangement the comfort
of passengers will be promoted and the
time shortened on the Great Southern
Route.
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oYf!cE cI1T Gas WORKS, August S. 1857.
NFE'lAL NOTICE. = Persons who
!..r Fnchahsd GLSHcESE LINE prior to April,
e. feie Hereby notified that II they do not take
me 10 purchased away from the works be-
~ within the next THIRTY DAYS, such
,a.s VIII DO, be recognized.
y, "oer of the Chairman Of the Committee on
80 =, &. CAMPBELL,
superintendent.
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The English reform bill has received the
assent of the Queen, and is now the law of
the land. Thus the masses of the English
neonle see themselves, for the first time in
the history of their country, endowed with
the right of suffrage and admitted to a
great share in parliamentary government
THE resnlt of the next election Will be
looked forward to with intense Interest,"
Tribune,
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FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES' MAGAINE.-
L. L. Smith, sos Broad street, has sent US
the September number of this, the best OF
the fashion magazines.
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THE CRoPs.-The late rains, we learn
from the farmers, did very little damage
to their crops, while the benefit TO the
corn crop can hardly be estimated.
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IS DLEAK E"-VALUABLE
ID ALBEMARLE LAND FOR sALs.-SEVEN
HUNDRED ACRES, In one or more farms, nine
miles north OF Charlottesville, the Rivanna
river rich, alluvial creek low grounds and good
Ivy Creek high lands; also. an excellent BRlCk
DWELLING. Terms accommodating. Address
WILLIAM G. GERS, Commissioner.
CHARLoTTEsvlLLB, VA, June -, 1857.
1e 2l-law2m
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Beats, Shoes, Hats, dc.

NEWS! CHEERING
I ysWs The pnblic are hereby notified OF
rem~p4.IG:e !. 2. - h@T5A'ns now ofetet by
j e. s-t Fit;h. The entire stock 10 be closed
...kc room for the large stock q fal and
. .., -uod~. The following are some OF the III.
.....-.,s. Ladies Tc!l.tSl!apers, 3,!c.; Gon's
a.-. Sstrrers. T5c Ladies' Caters, Sl.?5 ::
..s Soots, !@.io upward; Chudren's Glove.
saa III .aiEuTa!s, sec a splendid stock Of
.r.uaGc Z o3s always On hand.
..g- ~ Farmers aud Mechanics 200 pairs Of
rs. l.a-- hsp t8.uCralS, every pair warranted :.
..-y merchants are invited 30 call.
il. hCNsT, III ErOad street
between Fourth and Fifth.
NsySy Will be pleased 10 see his friends.
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TIE ORDER OF THE DAY-A general order for
sozoDoST. In the teeth Of all opposition 1t has
become the supreme dentifrice Of the age.
au lS-eodlw
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-DelatiSt3y.

b2. =. /. KLOEBEH, SUR G. EO n
u UEATIST, date Of Baitmore,) No ExNysA
... II street. corner Nin'h, Richmond, ,GSSSYS
r. ..yU,as .ap"clGl attention 10 the pr7
-. ..ur OF the Teeth. Inserts the most beanti
as.hc!I Teeth ~ the low price Of $2G, SIS.
i. 80 Ter ze,. CAN and Sc" specimens. Teeth
t.. cd without pain by local an:esth esia or by
H. oxide gas-tno best An!cstaetic FOR dental
. .-. ... uayr known ja l3-3mt
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GCRHAH, ECRRAH-GREAT EN-
c.TgHENT I At a. GUSST x COS wNs
,oo.,.. Shoes. ha's, and Trunks, call S@y
.a g.: aaj &road street between Fitth Z @S
r. SIKH s.r.r'., Sud g"t some Of those S-~sn
..e .-a. Ga.t1r~ a: :l...; Morocco Shoes, 81. IS ;
Ain h.morals, Sl.5t; thlldren,s Shoes, Csc.
.gv.r1-: Mos Bal;orsi-, $3.50; Mems
..-., 81 = and uuwards. al oar goods will be
. e. div cor.ret..oa. Iouu.rs merchants will
..r..: :Egtr interest 20 call on Us i"'ore making
purchases. Can soon at a. Gunst Co.'S.
.tY--,t =. EEMD.r-5V5 Broad street between
ri. A. GTNST & co,
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC7rAUGrsT ls. 1887.
San rises.......... $50 Moca rises. ......... 90
Sun ssts............ $40 High tide, 4. M...,. Ca

s1n r1Bes....,,,.. $40 MoCa rises. ......... 9.07
Sun sets. $40 High tide, 4. M.... G.+s
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IT.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Hatteras. Couch. New York, NOR
chandise and passengers, 8. Ayres 4 Co.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and Passengers. L. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer. State of Maryland, Travers. Baltimore,
msrch handise and passengers, D. w. Curris.,
disc and passengers, D. s. w. Curre.
Schooner Ocean Bird Marsh, Philadelphia.
, Schooner Lucy D., Crowley, Boston, Crow
ley y Curre.
BT TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, August l7.-Arrived, steamer Pal
myra, Europe.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
court met at the usual hour on Saturday,
but without transacting any business ad-
journed until O'Clock. At that hour the
court again met. Several cases set for
that day were continued until the first
Tuesday in October. The petty jurors
were discharged until that period.
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LGarye1S.
OMISNN &. DINLOP

HOWISON & DUNLOP.
IL Law OFFICE
20. .l5 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,
Pee ea IN ne Circuit, County, and City
-i.. of E.cauuad cl'y and the counties Of Hen
as@'gl,.l, and Hanover, the Court OF APP
N.Il.Li., trc District COuris at Williams
'r."rshu--, and fredericksburg, and the
>-.r, District and Circu!t Courts for the
-'-i.-:a. Virginia
ROBERT 2 HOWISON,
-a.--an JAMES y. DUNLOP.
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FRANK LEsLIE's LADIES' MAGAZINE for
September has been received from
Turner, newsdealer, Governor street.
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ARRIVAL OF Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS
This lady arrived in the city Saturday
evening, and is the guest of the Hon.
lanes Lyons.
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We are indebted to L. L. Smith, sos
Broad street, for Saturdays Washington
Chronicle,
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IJIE D0CLEY, Hat and Cap Manu>
! se,Gr~r and Dealer. 1871 Eagle square, iEE
.. ..-.... Richmond, Va, Is daily receiv- aN
\. and manufacturing all styles Of staple Se~a
anuv HAT, aul Caps. Wool Hats, mems and
~, ll.m the lowest to the highest price Fur
:, : Dress aa'. % al! grades
-. received very neaUt.fE! lot Of Military
H. s,rat.c.r, ard ir!vaieS
...e.a., merchants would DO wei! TO call.
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Sitllnlond Qispatth.
10, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ops.
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM.
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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( VISION, SURGEON eA
! tEsFLaJ OFYIcB AND RK5lDgScn, cSSSTs
-!o MN. BgTvEEN HLsvRETH AHp
.S'It'' rcEHSTt RICHMOND. VA. oc ely