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PHYSICIANS.

NR. n. E. PETICOLAS has dissolved
J his connection with the New Orleans school
of Medicine, and will devote himself exclusively
TO the practice Of his profession in this city.
Ci!ice, els franklin street; residence, 4V2 Twelfth
i'm
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Toilet articles.
Is COUNCIL, October 80, 1867 a
VIE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF

Is COUNCIL, October 80, 1857. "a
THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF
Z the ordinance concerning health and the
city hospital /" were ordered u be published in
the daily papers OF the city for the information OF
and notice TO all 'nCerneo, to wit:
8 Every physician practlcing in the city OF
Richmond who shall be In attendance upon pa
ti.nt afflicted with small. pcx, varood, cholera,
yellow or typhus fesers. shall report IN writing
the name and location OF the patient to the Board
OF Health or a member thereof within twenty
four hours after he il I'd OF the existence OF
the disease and he sh I'll a so report the recovery
or death Of every such pstient under his charge ::
and for his failure to comply with either OF tnese
r,ouiremenis the ply stefan 90 offending shall be
fined ten dollars for every twenty four hours he so
fails to report such patient.
O. Thatin order to afford relief to INDECENT and
neg. cted persons. and TO protect the community
from the spread of these Diseases It shall bs the
duty Of the head of any family residing in tene-
ment or house, or on the Premises In or on which
any case or cases of the foregoing diseases shall
occur within the city Limits, TO which no physi-
clan has been called to report such case or cases
to the Board of Health, or 10 member thereof,
within 1--WE nty -four hours alter their discovery.
A. w. MOTION, Chairman,
no4-lt and Clerk Of the Council
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A3,a9xsen2e11ts.

DIJOU THEATRE.
Is FASHIONABLE PERFORMANCE
THIS EVEN1SG.
SATIN IN PARIS,
WANDERING MINSTREL.
Admission rs, SO, and IS cents. no4-lt*
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CLOAKs AND SHAWLs.
This department has been made speclahlS
with me. and am now Offering great induce
ments in them. Ihave now on hand every style
h-or,bt befo-e the public this season. This stock
especially commends itself to the public, ana
earnestly request an examination before pur-
chasing. JULIUS STCLE, sls Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
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INHE VIRGI MA TOB a G G 0
AGENCY, Is WATsR STREET, NEW YORK.
me- me-, JAAES III; GARDINER withdraws from the
nsn OF CONNOLLY co. this LIST day OF No
,i 1,oer, 1851 The remaining partners will con-
St us me TOBACCO" AND c. MMisSION BUSI-
trnst =, ohaer the sane style as heretofore, and
thelr Virginia friends -
GAAsLssM. CONNOLLY, JR,
W.. ALEXANDER Bass,
NEW YORK, November /. 1857 noA In
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1t his residence, In this city, on Saturday, No
vember 2. 1897, MIR. MATHEW BUTLER, naive
of Colk, Ireland, in the fifty eighth year OF his
age.
At the residence OF her parents, on Saturday,
November I'd, at half past 10 O'Clock, ALICE v,
daughter of &. w. and J. C. Willis, in the twenty
tflh year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from Craze street
Baptist church THIS (Mo0day) MORNING at half
past 10 o'clock. Friends az relatives are invited
10 attend without farther notice.
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Ihave secured the services OF Messrs. RlTER
G. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE P.
BAGBY. and GEORGE swABACHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed nm Satnrdavg n02
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MERCHANTS =.

i Don't you believe Il, that you can pay ", ". y.
FECTIOEERiES any cheaper IN bSIn@..s -
you can in richmond | pledge mysr.! ~
you every article AZ Ba!tim1r- prices an.s ~ W.,
Instances az less. An experience oi oyer ~, d
years, and successful brsiness, enao!t9 W.
30. Call and see me. LOUIS ruH9l"N-'',
IL liI@ aN'" 7
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DATENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
L No more digging, no more boring Cost one
third less than the old fashioned wsll. Send or
call for circular. AdOr.ss w II. STEWART,
office Of Stewart & Barsamin, ssJ Main street,
Richmond, Va, ole gent for the States OF Viz
ginia, West Vlrgiria. North Carolina, and South
Carolina. State, county. and town rights Tor sAls.
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EOR RENT, with use of kitchen, Il
E very desirable ROCM on the second ksI
noor with closet attached. Apply on Fifth ET;E
street between Grace and Frankhn-No. liz. ..aE&
oIE
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EOR RENT, 4 BRICK HOUSE ON
Il Leigh near Adams street, with five sya
rooms kitchen, gas, and water. I.t;S
A small BRICK TENEMENT on Canal be- LIE
tween FIRST and Second streets, containing four
rooms, with kitchen of two rooms, and large
lot attached.
BRICK HOUSE on corner OF Marshall and Smith
streets containing six rooms, with Kitchen and a
we'll of good water in the yard:
ISBELL DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents ard Auctioncers. opposite the
Spo:swood hotel. moist
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RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING., APR

Our CHURCHES O.M0RRo~ -rho 80,
services will be held by the reguiar - aaa s,oa.
| In all our churches tomorrow with tha
following exceptions:
Rev. Herbert II. Hawes will preach II
the First Presbyterian church at IL A. M.
and Rev. E. T. Baird, d. D., at 8 z. M.
The afternoon services at the Second
Presbyterian church has been changed tc
5 O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Hoge will return from
Presbytery in time to preach in the morn
ing and lecture in the afternoon tomorrow
Rev. William A. Campbell, of Powhatan
will preach in the Third Presbyterian
church at ii A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Rev. T. G.. Jones, D. D., will preach in
the Second Baptist church at ii A. NJ. and
SPIN.
Rev. C. Fl. Ryland will preach in Grace
street Baptist church at II A. M. and 8
Pm.
Rev. Hugo G.. Kuehne, D. D., will preach
in st. Johns German Lutheran church at
10 A. M, and celebrate the rite Of con-
frmation.
Rev. II. S. Kepler will preach in the
Masonic Hall, Manchester, at IL A. M. and
half-past P. NJ.
Rev. p. B. Reynolds will preach in the
Baptist church, Manchester, at ii A. M
Rev. J. L. Burrows, 3D., will preach to the
children of the Sabbath school of this
church at P. M.
Rev. Leonidas Rosser, D. D., will preach
in the Manchester Methodist church at ii
A. NJ. and halfpast 3 P. M.
Rev. William L. Edwards will preach in
Laurel Hill chapel, Henrico, at IL Am.
Rev. f. J. Boggs will preach in Seamen's
Bethel at ii A. NJ.
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about an early peace between the two
races. And where csn the men be found
No where else but right in your own State
Let MS look to ourselves, that we lose not
ss ss things we have by allowing our friends
bera the other side Of the lines to tell us
ma n bs 20 where they are not willing for
thot VIC bano IN their own State. But say
nf tbo South live here with the people
sa;d but IN neaca an IN war, as some have
1at I 70 ar;sa i;ke men a Prosperity. Then
and stand by our people. The, Sas, suusmen. a,
MS, but they will respect us If We ss,nua. : nua.
them. But we must remember that IN inSSs ~
midst of arms the law is silent. But we
must remember that these things cannot
last always, and Mr.. Hunnicutt will leave
US to sip up the poison that he has caused
to flow from every corner where DC
has been among the most ignorant, by tell
ing them not to vote with rebels. But,
sirs, / would rather trust them-I mean
the rebels, so called-with our whole
cause thousand times than to trust Mr..
Hunnicutt once. Our people are poor
they have nothing; and Mr.. Hunnicutt
will squeeze the eagle on five-cent piece
till it squeal like two pigs under gate,
before he will give it to one of us.
But | must close. Feller freedmen, lei
us stand by the South as long as she
stands, and let us help to raise her up
and when she rises, we will rise with her
and if she fall, we will fall with her; fol
she is our home, and there is no place like
home.
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SENSIBLE LETTER FROM FREEDMAN
We received the following letter yesterday
from one of the most respectable freed
men in our city:
To the Richmond Dispatch
Messrs. Editors,-Will you be so kind as
to allow me to speak a few words through
your paper about our condition, present
and future
Being myself freedman, I can speak
from self-experience that we can live here
better without the aid Of any such men as
Hunnicutt Co., for If they could sup.
port US after he has led us astray, and
give us all we need, then 1t would do well
for us to 90 with him to the ballot box and
cast our votes for him and his men. But
brother freedmen, hope that we are not
blind to our interests. We have got to live
In the South with this very people that he
is trying to make us turn our backs upon
the only friends we have TO depend
upon-for the times and crisis call for the
truest men your State can afford-meI
who will labor hard and honest to bring
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Pilkin-
ton, Pulliam & Co., auctioneers, sold at
auction yesterday lot % by Isl feet, on
Main between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
fifth streets, at s35 so per front foot.
A lot % by 157 feet, adjoining the above,
at the same price. A lot 22 by 81, ad-
joining the last named lot, at $50 per
front foot.
They also sold the dwelling occupied by
John Birchett, Twenty-ifth street, Union
Hill, with lot So by 1872 feet, for $1,000.
And the brick house occupied by W. b.
Lewis, Twenty-third street. Union Hill, for
$500.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin & Apperson
sold the two following leasholds at auction
yesterday 4 brick and iron-frOnt tene-
ment, on the west side of Pearl between
Main and Cary streets, now occupied by
Bowman 4 Shook, fronting 30 feet on Pearl
street and running back l30 feet to Virgil
MIA street, for S. 400, subject to an annual
ground rent of 81 200.
A brick and iron-fTont tenement on the
west side Of Pearl between Main and Cary
streets, now occupied by c. d. Hill & Co.,
fronting 26l, feet on Pearl street and run
ming back l2O feet to Virginia street, for
g SIS, also subject to ground rent.
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;Rsna Axp FLOWERS. AND WHERE TO GET THEN.

sEsDs AND FLOWERS, AND WHERE TO GIT THEN.
As the earth begins to warm beneath the genial
influence OF yernal sun, and Nature assumes her
garb Of green, the admirers Of Plora-of whom
there are large number among the fair ladies oi
acknowledgements their work of rearing ten
der pants and flowers. No sight is more pleasing
to an eye of taste and refinement than that OF a
lovely woman bending DER her plants here
raising a dropping hyacinth, pressing clod
against the tender stem Of the dahlia, watering a
thirsty tulip, or stopping 10 nhals the fragrance
OF bushing rose. Those who contribute to i'm
prove the varieties of flowers or increase the plea
sures OF indulgence in pastime so praiseworthy,
are certainly entitled TO the anks Of all lovers OF
the beautiful in nature.
Messrs ALLAN 8 JOHNSON, OF this city, are GER
,snly worthy of mention for their efforts in this
direction. Devoting their whole time to the
work, they have become well known through
out our State as reliable firm : and their esta-
bishment is justly considered as Flora's head
quarters But not contning themselves to the or
namental, these gentlemen have also shown com
mendab!e energy in their endeavors to circulate
seeds and cuttings, the quality Of which seem to
have given universal satisfaction. An hour cannot
be more pleasantly parsed away than by stroll
through their rooms under the st. Charles Hotel
AT A Pizzini Co.'S, Broad street, or through
their fine and extensive garden on Grace street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsENT-WEDNEsDAY MORNING.
In the case of Fraster's curators Us. Rison,
upon an appeal from decree pronounced
by the Circuit Court of Pittsylvania
county, the court reversed the decree
and dismissed the bills. The case was
argued by William W. Crump, Esq, for
the appellants, and Thomas I. Giles and
Daniel Mann for the appelees.
The argument in the case of Shelton Us.
Nowlin, upon an appeal from a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Pitt
sylvania county, was submitted upon the
petition by Wood Bouldin, Esq, for the
appellant. Peachy X. Grattan, Esq, for
the appellee, commenced his argument in
reply, and the case continued.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY-Messrs. William
F. Knox g. Co. have established detec-
tive agency in this city, for the purpose Of
attending to all private business entrusted
to them by bankers, brokers, and citizens
generally. They have an office over Co.
hens banking house, on the southwest
corner of Main and Fourteenth streets.
Detective KSox was for long time con
nected with our police force as special
officer, and from the skill and ability dis
played by him there, we can safely recon-
mend him to our citizens as reliable and
efficient man in the business in which be
has entered. He has with him several
skilful assistants.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-APRIL Is. 1867.
Sun rises 5.32 Moon sets. .......... 2.24
Sun sets............. 6.28 High tide. H. %

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IL, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle. Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. S. Ayres & Co.
steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, d. s. ". Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer Alexandra. Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
Steamer John Sylyss.e,, Giford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passe gs!,, L. b. I atum.
Steamer Empire, Price, New York, merchandise
and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Steamer Albemarls, Bourne, Flew York, mer.
chandise and passengers, 5. 1yres Co.
Schooner b. Arcularius, } &C ckson, w WanerporroW,
Me-, ship timber, Rogers 4 Crowell.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Peterson, Baltimore,
light.
BELOW.
Steamer Saratoga, Captain King, IL ashore In
DEVILS Reach, a short distancs this side OF New
port News. We presume that she will get OFT al
high water this morning, anG In which case will
reach her whatf at noon to-day.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, Apr,l u.-Arrived. schooners
Jessie Williamson. CoFson, and Roanoke, Barrett,
from Richmond Cleared. schooner w. b. Nor
gan, Hopkins, for Richmond.
BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.--Arrived, Stars and
Stripes, from Havana. Brig Milo, New Orleans,
for Barcelona, put in for repairs. Schooner Will
liam II. sargeant, from Darlen. Ca, spoken al
sea out OF food for four days. She was supplied
NEW YORK, April 2.-Aniyed, Manhattan
Liverpool; Wilmington, from Galveston.
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TRIP on NEW CONNECTION RoAD.-A
trial trip was made on yesterday afternoon
over the new road connecting the Frede-
ricksburg and Petersburg railroads, with
a full train, consisting of the engine Mount
Vernon and five coaches. The trip was in
every way satisfactory, and many enco-
miums were passed upon the skilful en-
gineer, Major Ed. 7. D. Myers, who pro-
iected and executed the work, for the
high engineering skill displayed in the
location of the road, as well as for the du-
rability and finish of its mechanical execp5
ton. The boys and ladies along the line
of the route hailed the advent OF the
"steam horse" with the liveliest demon
strations of satisfaction and delight.
1t is the purpose of the company to put
the road in full working order in few
days, when the transfer of through travel
lers will be accomplished without change
Of cars.
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THROUGH SHIPMENT.-A large shipment
of manufactured tobacco was made over
the Danville road on yesterday by Messrs.
f. 4. Pilkinton & Co., OF this city, to
firm in New Orleans. The way-bills were
all made out in the office Of the company
here, and it was, we learn, the first freight
which has been sent through 10 that city, ex-
cept by express, since the war. a system oil
through rates and connections mas been
inaugurated which will enable our mer-
chants here to compete with other mer-
chants of other cities north of us for the
patronage of the merchants OF the South
and Southwest.
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WIN. B. IsAACs, secretary and Treasurer

This company IL based on numerous letters
patent of the United rstes, covering devices ana
carburetting agent, aud possessing certain posi-
tive, specific, economical advantages which leRtl.
mately challenge the attention OF manufacturers
and consumers OF coal gas everywhere among
tn principal Of thess are cheApness, ,t1adinen,
sofnes, diffusbility. and perfection of iignt WIN
great diminution of heat ~ O. mrared WIN .no
consumption or coal gas. which ID one oi 'hs
principal causes Of injury 10 the eyes, brAin' sno
nervous system.
The apparatus OF the American Improved 1as
Light 4 Compauy has been in use IN the Wig build
ing since the l"th ami In the Dtspuch build ms
since the 2lst day Of January last aud In the prl
vate res, dencss Of several VI ths directors Fos
the practical results reference Is made TO the an.
pexed certificates from the proprietors and COM
positors OF the two newspaper Offices.
This Company il now prepared 10 furnish no.
tels, churches, private residencss, stores, ,Sc.s
W ith the ir improvement and to dispose of risD1
to any city, town, corporation, or ndiyidua's, IN
the State where gas Is ased on favoranl. terms.
Further inf Jrmatirn can be obtained by Apply
iug at the rooms OF the Compal y, over me oa.k.
ing Office Of william 3. Is4acn 90 between tne
hours OF and IL A. " and and r. NJ, or nPe.
cfaI appointments will ps made to eShioit lne
light and its economy and brilIiancy At any otner
hour 10 SUIT the convenience Of parties. -
A cordial invitation i extended TO the pnnncs
and scientific men psrticulsTy, 10 give The suojecs
q thorough examination and investigation
WYATT VI. sLLIoTT, Pres dent.
WILLIAM 4 I3AACS, Secretary.
Aubarilfandpnt.
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MAYORS CoURr-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DISG-FRIDAY MoENING.-Henry Todd,
small negro boy, charged with stealing a
pair of shoes from an old negro woman,
was sent "under the bill"
Sallie Brown and Lizzie Edwards, two
impudent negro girls, were brought up to
answer the charge of dancing and kicking
up fuss in the street. Lizzie Edwards, a
one armed girl, was discharged, and Sailie
Brown, on account of her impudence, was
sent to iail
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MEETING OF HowITzERs.-A meeting OF
the surviving members Of the Howitzer
battalion will take place at the Tobacco
Exchange on Monday evening next at 9
o'clock, for the purpose of paying tribute
to the memory OF the late General George
w. Randolph, who was their former COM
mandpr
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING.-Colonel
Stanton has been designated by the Secre-
tary of War to make such disbursements
as NAV be necessary for the relief Of the
poor of this military district-that is, the
entire State. We assure those who do not
know him that the fund is in good hands,
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OFFICE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND. Anril IL. 1867.

Messrs. Editors,-Please acknowledge
through your paper the following contribu-
tons generously donated for the relief OF
the destitute families of the unfortunate
victims of the recent explosion at Clover
Hill pits: From Rev. Mr.. Minnigerode,
rector of St. PauPs church, 800; from
Messrs. j. r. Anderson s. Co., Richmond,
Va, 500; from Watkins, Cottrell & Co.,
go; from a gentleman of Caroline county
Va, s5 from Messrs. Earle, Cunningham
& Co., 500. D. S. WOoLDRIDGE,
Treasurer Glover Hill r. r. Co.
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MlaCELLANEOTE.
Minister of the african Church Pastor Of the
CoIored Baptist Church a. Large Distillery; To
the Barber next to Jacobson's store, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; A. L. M.
VESSELS.
CHRISTOPHER Mcclure, steamer Edwin Ludlow
Eli Crowley steamer Northerner Thos. b. watts,
WIN b. Rowe, tug c, NJ. WHITAKER Jesse Leilier,
MiIIy Brown CAPT. John McaIlister g2l Daniel
McAilister (?), schooner II. g. Ely Capt; Samuel
Allen (2), Alfred r. Henderson, Isaac ID clark ~,
K. Barney schooner Rising Sun Jas. Lowdini,
schooner C. T. Page Jos. II. Vance, schooner
Milton: Capt. WIN F Corsey, schooner Milton
Capt. VIM. Coltam, brig Leo. .
0"f'' ALEXANDER SHARP, ?. NJ.
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PARDoNs.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned Jane Brown, negress, convicted
in the Hastings Court OF Richmond of
grand larceny, and sentenced to the penl-
tentiary for five years.
Also, Mary Bell, negress, convicted In
the county court OF Augusta county for
grand larceny, and sentenced to two years
III the penitentiary.
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nICH MOND AND DANyILLE

III RAILROAD BONDS.-An arrangement 10 re-
new an outstanding mortgage bonds OF t4e Rich
,noud and DAnyille Railroad Company by An uni
fnrm tssue under one FlRST MphTGAGE is in
t,'T.r. sided by a recent act OF the General as
,rnbly passed for that purpose. Most ofthe bond
hulders have readily accepted the proposal of the
company fpr this renewal. Others OF them being
unknown, or their address unknown, have not
Jo.u heard from. 1t Il dss' 'rable Tor lhein as Wen
for the company that kuen shouia uhi'o III 'no
aTre ng smeut a. al early day.
an who have not already signed an agreement
10 the effect Indicated are therefore respectfully
r. gnes,ed 10 see or correspond with me on the SUD-
lst, al once. -.
Ny address is Richmond, va, where ! may ue
n,uslIy fopna and when temporarily absent will
be rcJretcntod in respec Of ihis snDJaet DS the
Audit1r OF TIE company, Mr. J. u bLAIh. -
ANY Inform alton ia relation 70 II may Also pe
htd II desired, from Mvrsrs. Lancaster q GO
Thomas branch & Co., Isaac Davenport Co., n
Z. BaskeryilI, Esq, James Alfred Jones, hsq'
and 4. i. stokes, ksq., Richmond. ,
S. BuFURD. President
Richmond and DanyillS Railroad Company.
NH
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A CITIZEN OF HENRICo CHARGED WITH
FoRGEEY-RUMoRs.-A well-known citizen
of Henrico county, named O. S. Taylor,
applied to Benjamin W. Green, Esq, on
Thursday to purchase two horses for the
ice business. Mr. Green sold him two for
s4OO, taking a note for the amount, en-
dorsed by Massena Beazley. Later in the
s1ay he sold the horses for 500 each, and
left the city for Norfolk yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Green having good reason to be-
lieve that the endorsement on the note
was forged, had Taylor arrested in Nor
folk. 1t is rumored, however, that his re-
lease has been ordered, Mr.. Beazley sta
ting that his endorsement was authorized.
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BROKE HIS ARM.-Archie, son OF Mr..
W. B. Bigelow, pupil OF Mr.. David
Turner, while playing game known
among the boys as "six by ten" broke ms
arm in two places. DR.. Magill was called
in, and rendered the necessary service.
He was doing we'll on yesterday.
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CAPITAL IN BUsINEss.-The capital en-
ployed by the merchants and manuiactu-
rers of this city in the business IN which
thew have been assessed with class tax
by Mr.. D. NJ. Miller, city assessor, amounts
for 1867 to 3l2,375, against s2,ozo,Soo IN