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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-16

United STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE
USpERwooD Observation-Disclosures NMENT or
Hon. JOHN S. PENDLEToN-CONT1NUANCE
OF HIS CAsE-TRIAI. OF WILLIAM JAMES,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE ACCUsED.-Thc Court met at I'VE
o'clock. Hon. John S. Pendleton, who
stands indicted for perjury in registration,
in accordance with the terms OF his parole,
appeared in court. His counsel, Colonel
Marmaduke Johnson, made motlon TO
continue the case until next term. In TINS
the prosecution agreed, and the motion
was granted. Mr.. Pendleton gave his own
recogniZance in the sum of 81 900 Tor his
appearance at the next term.
We give below the indictment on which
Mr.. Pendleton was arrested:
United States Of Americo,
District Of Virginia /:
In the Circuit Court OF the United
States of America within and for the dis
! trict of Virginia, and now sitting at Rich
mond. at the May term thereof, A. D. 1867 :
The grand jurors of the United States OF
America in and for the body of the dis
trict of Virginia, and now attending said
court. upon their oaths do say that an act
of Congress of the United States OF Ame-
rica entitled "an act to provide for the more
efficient government of the rebel States "
was passed March I'd, 1867, and an act sup
Elementary thereto was passed March Z5d,
1867. and that under and by virtue OF said
iirst-named act Of Congress the President
of the United States was authorized ana
empowered TO appoint commanding gene
raj for the district Of Virginia, which by
said named act of Congress was constl-
tuted the "First Military District" with
powers and duties in the said act specl-
fed. Aud the jurors aforesaid, upon
their oaths aforesaid, do further say
that Brigadicr and Brcvet Malor-General
John NJ. Schoield was by the Ffesi-
dent of the United States appointed lor
the "First Military District" embracing
the said State of Virginia. And the jurors
aforesaid. upon their oaths aforesaid, 90
further say that by the said supplementary
act il was made the duty Of the officer SO
anno;nted TO command said district,
amongst other things, to appoint as many
boards of registration as might be necessa1
rv. each board to consist OF three loyai
officers and persons, who, amongst otiiel
things. should complete the reglStration
contemplated by the said supplementary
act. Aud the jurors aforesaid, upon thelr .1,n
oaths. do further say that under said sup,
Elementary act only those persons should
be included in said registration VINO arc
qualified to vote for delegates by the salu
act Of March I'd, 1867, and who could tahe
and subscribe the oath or affirmation pre-
scribed by said supplementary act, which
said oath is in the following words: lIhen
follows the oath required Of persons VINO
register.]
stjtuted is then detailed.
Then comes the indictment, as follows
And the jurors aforesaid, upon their
oaths, do further say and present that John
S. Pcndleton, gentleman, of the said county >
of Culpeper, within ,Ge 5he'sat ha sad State m and and
liH district Of Virginia, and within u the IS. said
First Military District, on the l8th day Of
.July. 1867, within the county OF CuIpepeI
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THE GREAT CIRCUS THAT'S CoMING.-
Our exchanges from the Valley come as
near forming a picture gallery as we ever
knew them. They contain likenesses OF
all the animals on this earth, and some
more imported expressly for that great
circus which is being run by John Robin
son, and which is soon to rest its tired
wheels at the corner Of Fourth and Clay
streets in this city. Besides being the best
geological exhibition that ever travelled
the country, all the newspapers pronounce
it to be the best circus. 1t should be true,
for in the list of performers given We see
the names Of some who are recognized as
being at the head of the profession in the
United States. The street-parade Of the
performers is said to be the finest that the
southern people have yet had an opportu-
nifty of seeing. On the 9th instant, if all
accounts be true, our citizens will see
more elephants, lions, monkeys, tapirs
and other animals, and more graceful and
daring equestriennes, than has ever been
together under one canvas since the days
Of the first circus, which people somehow
always seem to believe gave its first per.
formance the day that Noah's ark was un
loaded,
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METHODIST CHURCH EXTENSION SOCIETY.
At meeting recently held in the Broad
street Methodist church it was determined
to organize society for the I" cultivation
Of fraternal communion among the men,
bers Of the several Methodist churches of
this city and Manchester, for cooperation
in advancing the cause Of Christ by the
extension of this branch of the Church,
for the establishment of Sunday schools,
religious services in destitute portions of
this city and Manchester, the building of
new churches, and assisting weak churches
already organized"
At subsequent meeting a constitution
was adopted, and the following officers
were elected to carry on the organization !:
President, W. W. Slower; First Vice
President, Thomas Branch Second Vice
President, A. S. Lee; Secretary, O. F.
Weisiger; Treasurer, William Coullng
Managers, DR.. w. w. Parker, Asa Snyder,
DR.. J. E. Chase, T. H. Lambeth, C. C.
Walters, w. p. Crutchticld, C. p. Rady,
J. B. Rice, Hiram Oliver, E. P. Hudsins,
F. W. Redford, L. Gary, David Parr, Sr.,
d. II. Walsh, and Rev. J. E. Gates.
An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of
Managers will be held at Broad-street
church on next Thursday at 5 ~ z. NJ.
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VOL. XXXIII.

Conovcr that be, said dcponcnt, would
never utter one word in regard to tho
affair without his, said Conovcr's, consent.
and that up to this time deponcnt has sub
stantially kept bis said promise.
JoHN MARTIN.
Sworn to before me this 18th day of
May, 1867. NORRIS X. BARKER,
Notary Public city and county of New
York.
One of the anidavts mentions General
Dick Taylor as one of the conspirators.
Holt also gives what he calls
ADDITIONAL FACTS.
There is evidence Oft following facts,
al of the testimony concerning which is
entirely independent Of Conovcr
y few days prior 70 the adjournment OF
the Thirty ninth Congress, a Democratic
member proposed to certain parties to
unite IN attempting to procure a pardon
for Conovcr, and he was willing to give
$500 if the names Of some Republicans
could be obtained, and then go to the
President and get the pardon.
All these Democrats and cx-rebcls were
in the plot to manufacture evidence against
the Bureau Of Military Justice, and to aid
the plan to secure the release of Davis
and Roger Pryor affirmed that President
Johnson was ready the moment Conover
presented his false atlidavits against the
Bureau of Military Justice to release
Davis.
After using Conover, the principals in
this matter abandoned him, and were will
ing he should go to the penitentiary that
evidence against them might be thus put
ont of the way.
One Of the counsel for Mrs. Surratt Of
tered Conover a pardon from the Presi-
dent, through Judge Blair, if he wonld re-
itcrate on oath the SANDERS he had written
about the Bureau Of Military Justice in an
intensified form.
We think the public will be apt to con-
cludc that these aiiidavits were procured
by Holt and filed away, 10 be used in the
event his conspiracy was exposed. Why
did he not publish them long ago? Why
has nothing been said OF so horrible plot,
ana in which were engaged such notable
characters as Pryor, Ben. Wood, and Ge-
neral Taylor Why did not some keen
scented Washington correspondent nose
out some of these wonderful facts How
| was it possible to preserve so profound a
secrecy in regard to such matter We
opne that Holt has proved himself to be a
lcetle too smart
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BE sURs TO READ-The Southern Opinion OF
Slturday-best number ever issued. Contain, an.
other beautiful poem by ~. b." author OF ,ha
prize poem on the Confederate dead; the Las.
Stand OF Lees Army, Appomattox Courthouse and
the Mclean House," where the terms OF surrsn.
der were drawn aud signed, graphically de-
scribed by our battle field correspon dent, Pill
GRIM" who visited the place on last Monday The
Last OF the Richmond Howitzers, the Burial OF
their Guns "a Cullerd Bucholic," written ex-
pressIy for the Southern Opinion: The War Re.
cord of some of the Buckingham " Radicals" and
other "reminiscences Of the War, edited by Paul
H. Hayne; The NEGRO Politicians OF Rich
mond-who they are and what they ars-their oc-
cupations in the days OF slavery; Cosby Letters
from New York, White Sulphur Springs, and other
points: Spicy Editorials &c.
Persons wishing to be served regularly with the
paper will please givs notice to the carriers nav
leaving the daily papers at their residences.
Price ten cents week.
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AssAULTIHG AFFAIR-A Boy CowHIDEs
4 MAN.-Assault and battery cases are OF
frequent occurrence now, and every day
the Mayor has to dispose of one or more OF
them. Yesterday was not an exception,
for Mr.. Abraham Harris had Lewis Eze-
kiel, a youth, up before the Mayor to an
swer the charge of assaulting and beating
him the day before.
The testimony showed that on Wednes-
day young Ezekiel had gone to Harrls's
store, on Main street, called him out, and
asked him why he had told certain stories
about him to his mother. He then drew a
cowhide and commenced lashing him
Harris made no resistance, but left, got
out warrant, and had Ezekiel arrested
He was bailed to appear, and did so, as
above stated.
After hearing the testimony, the Mayor
decided to fine Ezekiel twenty-five dol
lars, but his father objected, and he ther
sent the case on to the Hastings Court.
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DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER IN
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, South.
In accordance with the following Sug-
gcstion, contained in late pastoral ad-
dress issued by the Bishops o. the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, this day
will be observed as day of fasting aud
prayer by the members Of that dcnomi-
nation:
eve propose that Friday, 10th August
next, be observed in all our churches as Il
day of fasting, humiliation, and prayer
that God would be pleased to pour out
his Spirit upon us and upon all flesh that
he would show US our sins and help us, by
true repentance, to turn away from
them; that he would send forth laborers
into his harvest who may serve him more
faithfully and efficiently than we have
done that he would build up the Church
and comfort her waste places; that he
would grant us all those blessings, tempo
raj and spiritual, we have need of. And
we further propose that this day of special
fasting and prayer be preceded, wherever
practicable, By religious exercises, begun
on the previous Sabbath, and continued
day By day till the Sabbath following.
"JAMES o. ANDREW,
"R. PAINE,
"G. L. PIERCE,
"JOHN EARLY,
"H. III. kAvANAUGH,
"W. NJ. WIGHTMAN,
"E. NJ. MARVIN,
ID. S. DOGGETT,
"H. N. McTYEIRE."
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

r. w. POWERS
bess to inform his friends and the public that he
has removed from his former house. corner
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
CcMMoDIOUs NEW STORE,
1895 Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
His stock will be found
FULL AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES.
Wholesale and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet tn cir wants
Is invites with confidence an examination OF his
stock OF PURE
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYESTUFFS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS. &c., &c
He would return thanks for the liberal patron
age hitherto accorded him, ard respectfully So
lic!ts continuance OF the same.
K. w. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1895 Main three doors below Thirteenth.
aul2
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THOMAS DIDIMus, THE ALLEGED MUIR
DERER.-Thomas Didimus, alias "Dutch
Cap" was brought before the Mayor yes
terday morning to answer the charge of
killing Enoch Turner in dance-house
in Butchertown on the 7th of this month.
Didimus was clothed in q dingy grsg
coat, light brown pants, and appeared to
be perfectly indifferent about affairs in
general and his case particularly. The
Mayor asked him if his name was /" Dutch
Gap."I He replied; "Yes dats actious
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ROBBERY OF TIE POWDER MAGAzINE.-
The Dupont Powder Magazine, near the
city alus-house, was entered some time
during Wednesday night and robbed Of $50
kegs of powder, a number of cases con-
tanning canisters of powder, and also some
quarter kegs. The thieves, taking advan-
tage Of tho storm which prevailed, success
fully accomplished their purpose, and re-
moved the powder without being detected.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandiss and passengers, 5. Ayres & Co.
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise aud passengers, l.. b. Tstum.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. w. Curris.
SAILED.
United States steamer Colonel Fucker, -,
Fort Monroe, United States Quartermaster.
Barque Ciuque sorella, Messina, Genoa, tobacco,
E. w. De Voss i Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner James Brophy, Bean, from Richmond,
arrived at Boston on the 18th
Schooner Nellie Brown Higgins, from Boston
for Richmond put into Holiness Hole the llth
Instant.
CITY POINT, August l5.-Cleared, bar1ue Addis
Ducksr, Penncl, Norfolk, TO load with lumber for
Boston.
Ship 5. D. Thurston, Suow, Havre, tobacco,
Gray Boiling.
Italian balque Angela Carolina, Culotto, ys-
nice, tobacco, b. W. De Voss s. Co.
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TIE LEVY AND AMOS SHOOTING AFFAIR
AMOS APPEARs-THE EXAMINATION Posi-
PONED UNTIL yesterday morn
ing Moses and Mordecai Levy appeared
before the Mayor to answer the charge OF
shooting Berry Amos in the billiard-room
of the Ballard Hotel on Saturday last.
Amos was also present, and when the
case was called, walked up to the Mayor
and requested him to continue the case,
stating that he was too weak to stay in the
courtroom. Mr.. Amos'S appearance con-
trmed his statement, and the Mayor deci-
ded to postpone the examination until to-
morrow. The Levys were bailed in the
sum of $1,000 each to appear. Mr.. Ash
Levy security.
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D37tGS, Medicines, &c.

ID EMOVAL T. OF A DRUG STORE
~ A. BODEKER & BROTHER have removed
their branch store from Sixth street 10 the south.
east corner OF Broad and Sixth Streets whore they
will continue to keep complete stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFS, &c OF the best quality and at the low
est prices. auls
GHOULDER BRACES, THE MOST
y approved patent; Female Supporters India
Rnbber Air-Piliows; Trussss, for single and
double hernia, sold by
WAGNER, Apothecary,
corner Sixth and Broad streets, market side.
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name I used to have. Once | was coming
up the James river, and the ladies on de
bote called me "Dutch Gap" because my
mouf was. SO big-dat's how | got it, Mr.
Mayho."
In the absence Of some important wit
nesses the examination was postponed
until tomorrow.
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No MEETING.-In consequence of the
inclemency of the weather there was no
meeting of the City Council yesterday
evening. Messrs. Lee and Smith wore the
only members present,
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JACKSON PARK TEoTTlNG MATCH.-A
trotting match took place at Jackson Park
yesterday afternoon, in spite Of all sorts Of
q rainy day. Three straight mile heats
were trotted-P. C. Westcott entering
Katie Smith," D. F. Ward entering
" Katie Darling" and Henry Wright en-
tering horse Richmond" Three straight
heats were won in 2:5S, 2:5713 and 300 y.
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GRANULAR EFFERVESCENTS.-

y" The attention OF physicians and the public is
invited 10 this new and elegant improvement In
the mode of administering saline and other rsme-
dies with evolution Of Carbonic Acid Gas, recently
invented and extensively used In England.
We have just received supply Of these English
preparations, amongst which are
Granular EEervescent Citrate OF Iron,
Granular Efervescsnt Carbonate OF Iron,
Granular Efervsscent Citrate OF Iron and Qui.
nine,
Granular Efsrvescent Carlsbad Salt,
Granular Etfervescent Kissengen Salt,
Granular Efervescent Ssidlitz Powders, &C., &c.
MEADE BAKER, Pharnaceutists,
iy3o Ninth and Franklin streets.
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----
.:,u.; Yesterday that UoI;
W.. ,,.o ~, ovooS,ro n.n;c,
.-.a.e"c" - ','''''N g.
.~d u!.>s' ''.'' ~ '7'''''." o'"o,C
~u. Ua.- ..e o. yesterday oF'ngS 10 lleht
... ,.s..vtt<. We attach little signif-
... ;,,novtancc to them. We have
CO.. .,,!.,.ayer in Hollis integrity
..'e'' :..:,,,.
-a.H"."e>>e "''" ~ - '''t.'S''''0 '.'''
.auaN believe AlS coaHlutoFS. AS,
distinguished NirEinian is
.,.,. ,r,;~ We reproduce one
."'o IN ,-.,.,,
H ;-o a'l.""''.>' ".''N', -, '' ~
.-...un ni them all 1!IcH arc "i1 'cl!
alike:
.u.o,yrr OF JOHN MARTIN.
.t..r No, ),orl- sS
sp.,.,.,,.,, L-;,r,s county.
,.. -'". '.'.' >-a,,. WI, 9.;,>c. drir
Tie So - w., ,,I, Tn i an.
s#",@' az .il.,I, r,~;rr,in Wool 1atc editor
r... -. -. Ne.c Work Duily
~" PRYOR late of VIRGINIA.
.-.,-,,,,I in the larc rebel army !
nrphon, lsonrfimes known
-.. ......' C.,,.,.a,,, counsellor at law orI
49, >.,.....''' >..r., yn-l,
60 -..rs mat about tho last Of
........' l.,st h..r,et said Como.
s.2 .,. a.,,-~ some conversation on the
.'.' .,,,... 81: t},r day. asked deponeot
.,-.., ... .fs,.ar.,,. ~, lid not wish to do him
s,to<r,r a Great tavur, and at the
,;,.. .,,m,. \ I;,tle money 1ur dcpo-
...''.. ,.,,. I..,5ornt >icniGed will
.,.. ,... .i.r,,, n do 50. when said
..-~..r,girai .bat Ne had bccomc in
f. .. 'o.,9,r,r with ,he Ju6oe Advo-
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Trgin50 Springs.

p0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
IL FlRGlN1A.-F!om many letters OF inquiry
addressed TO us, tho impression evidently prevails
That our establishment - crowded to repletton
and that rooms can hardly Ds procured This is
not The Juct for although the company Is nume.
ruus, our accommodations are now more extended
thar they have ever been, and we think we NAV
add better than they have ever been.
GOSHEN is our depot,
BoARD: 50 per day; SIS per month.
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH,
au 6 LAT pronri ators
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THE ORDER OF THE DAT-A general order for
sozoDoST. In the teeth Of oil opposition 1t has
become the supreme dent!trice Of the age
au ulIeod1w
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VARIETY SPRINGS.-Thisd delight
' ful resort, situated on the Virginia Central
railroad fifteen miles west of Staunton Is now
open for the reception Of guests.
The cars stop ae the door.
Wishing to give all persons who may desire to
test the healing qualities OF these Springs an op
portulity to do SO, we have placed tho price OF
Board At such hgures as We trust will accomplish
that OBJECT.
Board per day. 90
Board per month. IS 90
Nocharge for bathing in healing water.
jy 22-lm p. i NJ. BURRUSS.
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IUSTISGs COURT OF MAGlSTEATEs.-
The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday:
Charles Harris, Spencer Williams, and
Edward Carpenter were convicted Of petit
larceny. The first two were sent to Jail
for thirty days, the other for ten days,
and all to labor and pay costs Of prose-
cution.
Mary Collins was acquitted Of the charge
Of receiving stolen goods, as was Alecll
Curtis OF the charge of petit larceny.
The grand jury made the following pre-
sentiments:
Alice Bradford, for obstructins and
delaying public justice.
Lewis Ezekiel, Daniel Henderson, and
Frederick Girard, for assault and battery
Turner Jackson, John Wesley, Henry
Johnson, William MarEins, Thomas Senior,
Fred. Ware, and Martha Carter, for petit
larceny.
The jury then adjourned until u NJ.
Saturday.
MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PRE-
sIDING.-The continued case Of Mary
Preston and Ida and Mary Mason, charged
with being persons of ill-fame and keep
ing disorderly house, was first called
yesterday morning. They were set back TO
give security in the sum of 500 each for
their future good behavior.
The continued case OF Thomas Robin
son, coored, charged with stealing duck
from Mrs. Ann +. Hughes, was next
called. He was discharged.
William Alexander, colored, up for
stealing three pairs Of shoes from Mr..
Underhill, was remanded to Jail to an
swer an Indictment before the Hastings
Court.
Peter Wilkinson, colored, up for help
ing said Alexander in the theft of the
shoes, was also sent on.
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IMPROVED COPPER STILLS.-We
i have for sale two IMPROy COPPER
STILLS, which are as good as nsw-one a Sing
ling Still, with an Improvement for stirring The
bur, and swan-neck cap, with an improvement nj
In the worm the capacity supposed to be from 7Ot
provemsn., supposed 70 contain leo gallons. Ap.
plyto WILLIAMS, GARRETT FISHER,
third door from Governor,
mVIeod1 Franklin street.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
ID SPRINGS will be open and in complete order
Jor the reception Of visitors on the LIST OF June.
Pamphlets containing certi hcates from Drs. J.
?. Mettea aur, M. D., ILL., D., Virginia s. JAG kson,
University OF Pennsylvania; J. J. Norman, and
other eminent physicans, can be had by address,
ing the proprietors. showing the medical proper
ties of this water to be uneq ualled.
conveyance will meet the trains on the Vir
3inia and Tennessee railroad at Forest Depot
eleven miles above Lynchburg.
BOARD: Per week, Sl8 per month, $50.
is ll--3m ROBERTSON N co
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ATU RAJ BRIDGE, ROCK
PROPRIETORS.-Th delightful and fash ionabls
resort end great natural curiosity, that has been
Visited by thousands, is open this summer to
all persons In search OF health, pleasure, and
good living, as the proprietors are determined to
spare neither pains nor expense in giving satisfac-
tion to all.
Persons visiting ths Rockbridge Alum, Baths, or
Lexington, can reach this place every day by a
new line OF omnibusses, or by packet and coach
Every facility will be given parties 10 reach any
point at any hour.
TERMS: 81. SO per day, $50 per month children
and servants half price.
je 22--3In PITMAN e co.
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Marine HateIIi1ence.
PoRT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is.

MINIATURE ALMAgAC-AUGUsr 10, 1867.
snn rises........... PIT Moon rises.
Sun sets............. 6i3 High tide, P. M..... 4.a
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In this city there will be services in all
of the Methodist churches at II A. ".