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Adjourned until II O'Clock this morning.

Mayors COURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG-FRIDAY MoRNING.-The cases OF
John Ferguson and James Hewlett,
charged with keeping and exhibiting faro,
were called up, and continued until Wed
nesday, the defendants being required to
give $500 surety for their appearance:
:. The continued case of Bette Garland,
charged with keeping a house Of ill-fame,
was called up. The case was one lnVolV-
ing considerable conflict of opinion, and
the Mayor continued it until Monday.
Mary Doherty was arraigned for stealing
a stove. 1t appeared that there had been
no larceny SO Mary was discharged, and
courtesying, looked gratefully at his Ho-
nor, and said, "Thank ye, Mayor; God
bless yez." Ereunt omnes.
Robert II. Dobbins was arraigned for
stealing two silver watches valued at
$50, and a gold breastpin worth S2.5O,
from William Mclaughlin.
Dobbins was discharged, in the absence
of evidence against him.
Rosa Taylor and Jennie Smith, colored,
were arraigned for assaulting and beating
Fannie Wright. They were sent to the
j" "Valley Inn7 for safe-keeping. !,
Lewis Lindsey, the celebrated colored
Radical orator, was arraigned for being
drunk and unable to take care OF himself
Lewis made an affecting appeal to his
Honor and many promises of better be-
hayior in the future; in consideration
whereof he was released upon the payment
of one dollar. r
Henry Myers was artaigned for stealing
a gold watch and chain, valued at S3OO,
belonging to Blanche Martin:
Annie Reed, alias Annie Myers, was ar
raigned on the same charge. -
Both the parties were remanded lot
further examination, the proof against
them being very conclusive.
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REFRACTORY SEAMAN.--James Lewis, a
bold sailor boy scarce nineteen years old,
belonging to the schooner Clara Mont
gomcry, manifested rather.a mutinous dis
position yesterday by throwing down his
hat and refusing to work. Deputy Sheriff
Case escorted him to the county Jail,
where he awaits the order of his captain.
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TH1EvING.-Amanda Webster, colored,
was brought before Justice Wade yester-
day on charge of stealing lot Of dresses,
sheets ,and sundry other articles, from John
and Mary Patton. Amanda was found in
possession of the goods, and assigned to
quarters in the county Jail.
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8Deci0E Notices.


H% TO. FARMERS AND PLASTERS,-
BONE DUsT.-The Lodi N Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready TO supply
customers with warranted pure article Of FINE
BONE that will drill perfectly well in 9 machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyss
perfectly pure or sale. Samples sent on receipt
OF three cent stamp.
DOUBLE RsFIERD PoUDRETTE.
This is one Of the most forcing and quick acting
manures in the msrket and Is by far the cheapest.
It is composed Of the night soil Of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted.
1t is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four Four hundred pounds Of this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on. even poor,
worn. out soil. Price, $2s per ton. Applyso
THB LODI MAEUFACTURING co.,
esCourtlandt street. New York, or to
HoOE s. WEDDERBURE,
= Alexandria, Va.
From professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July ], 1867:
"Ths Double Refined Poudrette is operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. au already satis.
fed that 1t is the cheapest and surest renoyator Of
our worn out SOILS" ,sf.l - jy y2o-3m
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDING-JULY 26.-The
grand jurors were found all present at II
o'clock yesterday morning, and the Judge
proceeded to deliver them a brief charge
before retiring to their room. The charge
will be found at length in another column.
District Attorney Chandler announced
that as his presence was required In the
room of the grand jury it would be impos-
sible to proceed with any trial at present.
The court decided to take up the case
of the United States Us. Crutchfeld on
Friday next.
Adjourned until IL O'Clock this morning.
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We would advise our readers to patronize RBEs
< Co. If they desire to be artistically photo
graphed. Their cartes de uisfte, imperial cards,
porcelain pictures, and life-size photographs are
not excelled anywhere. BEES Co. Is the most
extensive and complete establishment in the
South. Those who have never succeeded in get
ting good and favorable likeness should at once
try RES & Co. Success certain.
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Tobacco Exchange, July 26.


Our market continues buoyant without any
noticeable change in prices. Below we give
the transactions: l72 hogsheads, 80 terces,
and II boxes offered, and sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
L,lgs.-Common to medium dark working,
81 to ST; good dark working, Sc to 50 sun :
cured, common, 81 to $l2; sun-cured, good,
$l2 to SIS; coal-cured, common, 81 to $l2
coalcured, bright, $l2 to $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 TO $46.
Ledf.-Common dark working, 81 to 80;
medium dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
working, $l5 to Sl7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
$2l sun-cured, $l5 to $25 and $S2; yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to $so; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 800.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,gs.-very common and heavy weights,
$4 to So. medium, IS to So; good, 81 to
$40.
Lenc-English shipping, $l8 to $50 and
$27 so continental shipping, SlS to SIS and $2S.
5TEAAIya TOBACCO.
Lsqr.-Common, sl2 to sl4; good, $l5 to $l7
fine, SIS to Saoand S2S
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENTAL CoLoRED MAN
AND Two MULES KILLED BY LIGHTNING
On Thursday afternoon during the thunder
storm, as two negroes were driving two
mule wagon down the Mechanicsville road,
about three miles below the city, q stroke
of lightning killed the mules and one OF
the negroes. The other negro escaped un-
hurt, strange to say. The men were en-
ployed by and the mules belonged to Mr..
James Carter, of Henrico county.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING To-DAY.-ihe
citizens of Henrico favoring the appoint.
ment of delegates to the lst OF Augas'
Convention, and cooperation with the ne
publican party of the United States, are
requested to meet at the county court
bonse at IL o'clock this morning.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Barque Angela Ca
rolina, from Palermo, with sturdy crew
of black-headed, bronze-breasted Italians,
ignorant of the English language, lies at
the locks discharging ballast. She will
load with return cargo of leaf tobacco.
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PARDoN.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned David Helms, negro, convicted
in the Circuit Court of Floyd county Of
house breaking and larceny, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for two years.
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THE LAND We LoyE.-General Hills
sterling monthly for August reaches us
through the courtesy of the ever-obliging
Turner. 1t is freighted with interesting
matter. John r. Thompson and Wade
Hampton are among the contributors.
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GAME OF BAsE-BALL.-An Interesting
game of base was played THURSDAY
Afternoon on the old Fair Grounds De,
tween the second nine Of the hlcnMena hI.;na
and Olympic Clubs of this city, resulsins 3
in favor of the Olympics BY score ol %
to 35, 81 Z|aQe1a
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M THE REV. T. E. MARTINDALE, OF
Newtown, Maryland, writes under date July 18th,
1857: . 81
chad almost ceased the use OF anything for
my hair, as 1t did no good; was induced to try
bottle of your CHALFANT's COCO CREAM, and
now consider It deprivation to be withou. It"
For sale by all druggists. jy25
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F1GHr1NG.-Two white men, John Rey-
nolds and Frank Craven, were arrested
for fighting yesterday. Both were bailed
to appear before his Honor Mayor Mayo
this morning.
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BACON THEFT.-Shepherd Hoft, disen-
thralled son Of Ham, young in years, was
arrested yesterday for stealing ham from
Samuel S. Carter.
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signed have removed to the new store llo3 Main
street, second door from the corner Of Eleventh.
They are prepared with complete stock to meet
the wants OF the trade.
They respectfully invite the examination OF
Wholesale buyers to their assortment Of WHITE
GOODS, NOTIONS, etc, etc. g
BURRESs, POWERS s. YANCEY, q
jy PAW l1o3 Main, corner Eleventh street.
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LEWIS LINDSEY IN TRoUBLE.-Lewis
Lindsey, the renowned orator, whose
speeches have filled disloyal hearts with
terror and shed light upon the minds of the
benighted and disenthralled whose be-
nightly has been shown in the advocacy
of 'smnd system of confscation %; who
has impaired to his colored hearers the
inestimable knowledge that they had
rights, and shown them the best and most
becoming manner in which they could en-
JOY the many blessed privileges which had
been bestowed upon them-that of getting
Office that they were each entitled to
walk into any mans parlor, to eat at his
table, to marry his daughter, and to
enjoy such like little immunities and, last
.ly, Lewis, who leads brass band, has
been drunk and unable to take care
of himself, and has been kindly COM
mitted to cell in the lower station
house. He has had to meet the stern and
inhexible gaze of Justice and to pay to Of
Tended Law 81. Ah, Lewis! where are
those solicitous advices to your colored
brethren against intemperance? Like the
old parson once caught tipsy, you will in
future have to preface your remarks with !:
"Do as tell you, not as / do"
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
a Via c;,v nm the 3OrH SEPTEMBER EEXT by
dsneral JAMES Fl. LANE and MIR. a MHODIJAH
MEADE experienced teasheTsS Ths gppiis
% o V,ruswis nr ths Virginia Military Institute.
For circular and further particulars appy 10 20
either OF the above. named ssntismefs 1sm ID1 ''
R!chmoud, Va. 4 S.gs sssy4g " AIAs .
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d EMOVAL AND CO-PARTNER-,
III sHlP.-Having removed to the large and con-
veniently- located lot corner OF Main and seventh
streets, and associated with me In business DR..
WILLIAM N. WITHERS, late Of Lynehburg, Yir-
gnia, would take occasion to thank my old
friends and customers for their liberal patronage
while on the basin, and respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the same to the new concern:
J. Z. T. BURROUGHS.
We will keep constantly on hand large supply
of the best RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRAClTE
COAL, for stoves, CRATES, and furnaces, and the
best seasoned OAK and PINE WOOD, long, or
sawed to any length.
Inducements offered to dealers and to persons
Wishing to lay in their winters supply.
We will continue the one ice system, and toiSh
il distinctly o1tderSt00d that zoe DtH al1odys sell
as io,o as the same article can be procured on the
BASIN or dock.
Orders from foundres, hotels. &c:,- solicited.
BURROUGHS & WITHERS,
iy 24-lw corner Seventh and Main streets.
THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
i formed that from this date Mr.. BENJAMIN
COTTRELL has an interest In our business.
= BRAZEAL & COTTRELL,
July l, 1867 corner Ninth street and basin
I have this day associated myself with MeBsrs.
BRAZEAL 4 COTTRELL, where will be pleased
to see my old friends and customers.
BENJAMIN COTTRELL.
RICHMOND, July l. 1887. jy Its
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4itl1uwltd Glispatrtt.
sATURDAY................JULY 27, 1867

THE 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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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Educational.
nICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE

DICHMOND FEMALEINSTIT
II, RICHMOND, VA.
The Institute, now fully restored, embraces
!, Preparatory School for girls
2. complete Collegiate Course for young Ia
dies. :, ,,, R
3. An Ornamental Department OF MUSIC, &c.
po.e mt in female culture-namely. participation
in the refining influences, the intellectual and
social advantages of the most eligible city OF the
The next session begins October lst, 1857.
For circulars or any information address
CHARLES q. WINSTON, III. A.,
a., OF tocl President.
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Toilet articles.

~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-<7<
THE DENTAL ELIXIR, for preserv-
i ing and Whitening the teeth. This Elixir I'm
parts a delightfully."- refreshing aromatic taste to
the mouth, assocating with II gentle stimulating
and aDodyne effect, and Is warranted to contain no
acid or alkali For sale by
BLUNT 4 MOSELEY,
jyls 1924 Main, near Fourteenth street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, July %.
ARRIVED,
Barqus ut } Angelina Carolina, Culotto, New
York, in ballast, 4. w. DsVoss Il Co.
SAILED.
Steamer G. q. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter.
Steamer Hattsras, Alexander, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, ). Ayres Co..
chandise and passengers, L. j. Tatum.
Schooner w. N. Uesner, !Egbert, New York,
merchandise, Chrtis, Parker 4 kiddick.
Schooner klsanor T., Fooks, Alsxsndris, lum.
Der, Joseph Allsrd, Jr., q Go.
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Sheiber. Mr..

Jackson. Nor sheiber, Mr..
man tc' ~ sharp, Jas. P.
Jennings, J. w. Shepherd, N. B.
3: SimrnB, o. B.
en- tries, 4: 8: Smith, c. Q.
Ion kins, W. A. Smith. +. n.
Jefrerson, VIM. Smith, r T..
tcolored) Smith, Thos.
Johnson, a. Snead, Z. r.
] Johnson, D. Sparks. a, NJ.
JohnsoiL Spottswood, M L.
Johnson, J. A. Sparrow, T. w.
yohnson, ]. &. Stephens, G. q.
Johnson, Pony Stokes, David
(colored) Stevens, J. n.
J ohnsoD, T. Stern. L.. & Bro.
J Johnston, W.P. Sterne. P. J.
Johnson, w. q. stienlin, g.
: (2) Sullivan, D. D.
Jordan, G. W. Sullivan. 8.
Jory, NJ. W. sydnor, ]. 8. (2)
Jones, r. T. Taylor, DR.. J. L.
Jordan, 4. J. Taylor, Jos:
Jonss. &. Taylor, J. W. s.
Jordan, T. j. Taylor, VIM.
Jones, ". NJ. Tslley, VIM.
Jusiis, W.M. Taylor.
Kane, J. (2) Taylor. Writ
Kane, Spot Temple, J. A.
kawpert, S. (2) Theesing, g, H.
Kerr, Prof. Thomas, Judge
keffer. ]. B. II. W.
Capt. Thomas, w. A.
Peter Tinsley, A. d.
kinker, g; Timberlake, q.
KiInosslow, Ios J. H. c.
ktser, J. a. Tompkins, J. H.
Kirchhof, J. Towne, J. P. (2)
Kirtly, s. T. Truehart, w. a.
Knox s Co. Turner, James
Knauff, J. G. Turner, S. NJ.
Knowles, j. Turner, S. D.
Lathrop, lu- Tyack, Samuel
dington l. Co. Ulrick, Albert -
Langhorne. Ulhorne, John
Rev. G. Wee Vaughn l. Wei
Levy, A. vsliers, B. q.
Lee, Hon Judge Viles, John
Letterman, l. Waldhauer;
Lewis, J. W. Capt. Daniel
Lewis, NJ. w. Ward, d. F.
Leslie, Robt. Walker, Edw.
Letterman, S. Waller. Edwin
Lewis, w. d. Washington, g.
Lipscomb, N. (colored)
Long, Andrew Waite, q. B:
Logan, Chas. Wade, Jno. q.
Louis, J. w. Walker, J. A.
(colored) Walker, Jno. 8.
Lymington, A. Watkins, Jas.
Mayo, Chas. Watkins, N. T.
Math ews, h; walker, &. l.. q
Mann, Jos. G. Co. ~
Marshall, Jno. Ward, VIM.
Mayo, w. q. B. Walker, w. US.
Mslcom, w. b. Waldrop, w. j. I
Malloro, w. A. Walker, T. to'd)
Mshony. w. b. West, g.
Meador, M. S. .(2) West, &. (col'd)
Merideth, &. Webb, James
Michaels, Geo. Webb, K. t2)
Miles. Harry Wearing, w.
Minge, Dr.. J. White. G.
Moore, J. B. Whiteside, j.
Millington, DR.. White, w. s..
John Wilson, Geo.
Mitchell. p Peter Wigelsworth, J.
Moore, +. D. Williams, I.
Motley, G. G. Wilkinson, Z. l..
Moore, Jas. Williams, r. A.
Moore, John Wood, Fl. w.
Moore, Jas. A. Wousley, Isaac
Monroe, Jas. Wood, j. 81.
Murphy, 8. P. Woodward, J.
Miller, E. G. & Woodhouse, j.
Co. G..
Mullen, NJ. F. Worthington,
Mueller, .. w. N.
McNaughton, &. w Woody, w. "a:
Mcnamara, T. Worsham, WV.
McKenua, T.. Wright, J
McGaffrey, h.; Wrig hit, VIM.
McDonough, J. Wyatt, Ben. P.
McCully, E. z. WYATT J A.
McMarau2h, G. Yaser, +. A.
Newell, A. n.
Net,les, J.
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QUALIFIED TO PRAcTIcE.-The following
attorneys qualified yesterday to practice
in Judge Underwood's court: G. M.
Blackford, Lynchburg A. W. Paris, Char
lotte; 7. S. Bocock, Lynchburg; G. G.
Cabell, Danville and Colonel N. A. Stur-
divant, Richmond.
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MISCEILAgEOUS.

Editors Of the New States; Surgeon In charge
Stone Hospital Surrogate or Judge of the Orphans
Court; Managing Directors Southern orphan plah As
Magnet; Jefferson Lodge, No: 4, i. o: o, F: !;
Union Lodge, No. 7, i. Q. O. F.; Friendship
Lodge, No. 10. ]. o. Q. F.; Powhatan odSe,, No.
10, l. .. o. F.; Fitzhugh Lodge, No. 90, !. .. y.
F. : Aurora Lodge, 10. ll6. l. q. o. F.; Roe7a
Lodge No. 100. |. o. o. F
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| Mcclure, VIM. c., steamer 3. Ludlow, Wyatt,
Cap. John 81 sIeaer Ih1ihaideipsla bzraIa
Edw, ting Triumph tsl H0pkins Capt. schodah; Jhosiah;
Fannie White, John s., Schooner J. s. Lee !;
Wright, Thomas H, schooner Mohawk; stork,
'"p' -'' '~'1"' ALEXANDER sHARP, p. NJ.
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LADIES' LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
4 IN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE
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TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
y factursr and Dealer l2ll Eagle Square, q
ing and manufacturing all styles of staple 60
and fancy Hats and Caps. Wool Hats, mems and
boys, from the lowest to the highest price; Fur
and silk Dress Hats OF all grades.
Just received very beautiful lot Of Military
Caps, for officers and privates
Wholesale merchants would do well to call.
iy l6
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS nssp
i WORTH OF BOOTS; SHOES, HATS, H&4
AND TRUNKS, must and shall be sold atS My
prices to suit the present times. The se
greatest bargains ever offered can be had at MI
Broad street, one door from Henry Wenzel. The
following goods are offered: 1000 pairs Of Cents
Congress Gators, from Sl2o up; Loo pairs MO
CATERS, from 75c. UP 500 pairs Childsn's Healed
heels, SOC. coo pairs Chidren's Fancy Tip Boots,
25c. MEMS Oxford's, from IL up; n lens Boots,
from 81 so up. Call soon II you want to secure the
chance N. GUNSr, All Broad street,
FIVE doors from Breeden s. Fox.
Custom work made up in the best STYLE
GEORGE e. DENNY will be pleased to sec his
friends. jy l2-3m
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siisI.Gs tiish Miller Griffin Ed. Norton, Mr.:
"ttsnst, s.nst y. Grubbs, John Norton, J. H.
ITsa " Green, John 0akham, l..
H. y: T. Gra,tan J. II. 0dell, 4. p.
-, -, w.: Grady. l.. W. Otey, (. 7.
1s4naaaer, 81. ". Graham, w. Outland, C. L.
-~"iew3 MS, s. Gno.bOur, G.. Patterson, A.
"llhslns Harrison 4 (colored)
,,.stsoh, d. Powell Parker, g. w.
E'&'p1auSh Hall, Ajax. Paro, II. F.
.,.. N!eftOh nan, Durwell Page, James
l,gp..a,A -, a ~, ~ hafr'son, c. Petit, Chas. g.
s<,,a s4noI, - naiil'ay, wv. Perrin, Geo.
HsIiinn"t, p1'iW ~ harae, Travis Peasants, j Z.
p-"tN, l.. I. HGseuOhr, u, Porter fired
y-et~ D. ii. Harrison, g. l.. Pollard 4
Bs;ss' Bs;, - w.. ". Harris, H. B. Walker ts)
Bsii Bsdysiiiah hihly Il Hsil Hsnt;.y ;hsry P9,ndextsr a.
ss.,sloo'; s,,Sato'; JoLa Rev. l. Powers VAL
ggtIs,. } u Hall JJ intine
SSs::sNT'n, o. =. Harley, jas. Powell, Jas. A.
g.".Its' L. D. Harrison, J. Powell, j. +.
bSiIs IsIugAn ". Harvio, Major PrichaTd, ,R.S. (2)
Bs"tt W a. ~ J B. Raymond, G. II.
Psrla PPsaks' ". CA Harrington. II. Ransome, Bob
Rsr2s. w Hamilton, K. Reid q. l..
Barca, le'dj Hardgrore, K. Reordan. John
Berta.1 H. Hays, 7. tc'd) Reed, s.
ssalssso som H:Fgoo1 HsI1s d VIZ R1snards0n' % A.
B.g,1ssLcW BBr@I1sL " Hardy, VI. !. Ritterbouss, Mr.
Gsr,svnstn ram lar", cd, VIM. Ridge, Jos.
B.ni ye Heinrich, A. Richardson, J.
Bland, r.. . Hesiop. J: ). tcoiored)
Bland Ira = 10. 4. Hesley, NJ. Roister, Alex
Bowen i; HeadTick, w. Robinson, U. ID !.
bower. ~. Herbert, w II. Roane, u. W.
BcwYsss.. r = N. Henderson, w. Rosser, Jr., J.R.
Bowsn geo. geo. y. Roeth, Jas.
Brb.,' go Kinds, E. H. Roane, John C.
BCldjnss' l.. H!fsbbe'S, J. Rohn, Levi
Esbs,s helry Hicks. Rich'd Rollins, Stephen
Bolton a., Hili, w. (y Robertson, w.
10Th o ~. Hogan, 8. Ruhle, Chas.
bowIs.H ~ a.: Hoffman. J. p. Ruprscht. F t2)
syrd H. -. Howard, j. Rush, w. J.
b:,o,,,". " M ~, Hooper, J r. Sanders. Mr..
sf,ot. " In. Hodge, Rich'd Sampson, J z.
stows, = Hutehison, j. Savage. n. X.
aiugga,,.h. HushSon, X. z. Sands. Roy. W.
G's'"eh, ii. Hacless, s. L. Scott. E.
tuvn -, Jackson Scott, x. T.
lletgjn,S,ilh d. Harris Sehoheld, &. c.
.!.O "Se, Jackson, 9. Scale & Newton
bum. Jackson, Ghas. Eeldsn, James
s9ssin.sL H.; y James. 9. L. seagsrs. Capt II.
q. Jackson, ] lc'd) suber, Paul
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GEyTLENFN'S LIST

Ladies' Union Bensvolen. Society; S. A. T.. p;
Emma.
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DELLEVUE HIGH SCHUUI.-IHV
D second session Of this School will begin on
the lst of October and close on the 25th OF june
following Major JOHN ]. REEVE, Mr.. JAMES b;
BAKER Major EDWARD CuNNINGHAM, Jr., and
Captain r. a. CUNNINGHAM, Jr. will be associated
with Inc in the instruction and government OF the
school. ,soJ o,d
fifty dollars in currency. There are no extra
charges except for fuel and hghs' winch VIII 'os'
For Information or admission apply to the , sub
scriber JAMES r; .a.S annntv Va
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, dc.
NJ o S 81 o D D Y.
WE SECURE THE BEST IN THE MARKET,

~ ..
WE SECURE THE BEST IN THE MARKET,
and will sell alta
VEEY SMALL ADVANCE.
We keep all kinds Of BOOTS and SHOES, and
are constantly making additions to our stock-not
from auctions-but from the best makers in the
country. We have nine good workmen. and can
turn out at short notice any style Of BOOT or
Our PAPER COLLARS are good enough to suit
the most fastidious. We pack them nice and sell
them cheap. Anew wrinkle about our Plain Col
lar Is, you soil them on one side, turn them and
soil again; then split them open and you will
have more collars than you started with.
JESSE J. UNDERHILL,
CHARLES J. GRlNNAN, @
~ II 400 Broad street corner OF Third.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND, VA.-The fourteenth annual
session OF this school will commence on the hrst
MONDAY in October and close on the LIST OF July,
1868. ,. -. .r IT,,
vs1sitv of tho Virgins Military Institute, of Will
liam and MARY, and of Hampden Sidney colleges.
For catalogues, giving course OF studies and TERMS
"iv5S ~ 5S7"tGct7 D. LEE POWELL. Principal.
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GUST RECEIVED at 1920 Main gass
- street, another lot Of those MINERS yESX
NAILED BROGANS; also, CANVASS9 E1ts
BALMORALS, for basel ball players. for Se~
sale 1t very low prices. ALI are invited to call be-
fore buying elsewhere. q. II. GAST0N,
1420 Main street.
K. WIyFRER, salesman. my IL