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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-21

SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING IN ROCKETS.
A meeting under the auspices of the Metho-
dist Sunday School Society was held in
Rockets church on Sunday afternoon last.
Several of the other city schools were re-
presented, and the occasion was very in
teresting. one. Addresses were delivered
by several prominent Sunday school men.
The singing was very creditably performed
by the Rockets school, assisted by other
scholars present. The superintendent re-
ported the school to be in growing condi-
ton, and appealed for help t9 gather in and
instruct the large number of children who
inhabit this section Of the city.
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FIRE m THE SUBURBs.---At about 8
o'clock Sunday morning q fire broke out in
the slaughter-house Of Valentine Heckler,
Jr., near lakewood Cemetery. Mr.. Heckler
lost the whole of his machinery and about
5000 pounds of meat, mostly salted pork.
Total loss about $4,000; partially covered
by an insurance of the building, stock, and
machinery in the: Washington and United
States Insurance Companies of Baltimore.
The fire was undoubtedly the work Of an in
cendiarY - -.
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CHARGED WITH SHOOTING. William
Hine, overseer at Hatcher's stable, was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday on a
charge of feloniously shooting Cornelius
Potter (negro). The difficulty occurred at
the stable; and seems to have originated
from the fact of Potter's coming to the sta
BILE in a state of intoxication. High words
were followed by blows, and Potter started
to 90 out of the yard. AS he did SO, MIR
Hine fred at him, shot taking effect in
Potter's foot. In the absence of the
wounded man the case was continued until
Wednesday, Mr.. Hine being bailed for his
appearance in the sum of $500.
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LIST OF UNMA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE APRIL
20, Is6s.-William H. L. Combs, Port Royal,
Va, no stamp; Leslie Combs, Frankfort,
KY, no stamp; Mrs. Mary =. thompson |a ,
San Francisco, California, no stamp; W. i.
Hawkins, Harrison county, KY, no stamp
E. SIS. Wortham, Richmond, Va, no stamp;
Marlow Brothers, Parkersburg, W. Va, no
stamp; Miss Mary Jane Bafanett tcolored)
no stamp Edwin a. Thomas, mas phiIadelphia' phil.
Penn, no stamp; James Willis Bunnicut.'
no stamp; Thomas Il Wynne, Richmond,
Va, no stamp; Charles A: Brockmeyer,
Baltimore, Md. no stamp; George cooper
(colored), Baltimore, Md, no stamp ,s,ss
Violet Eaton, Richmond, Va, no stamp !
Colonel II. G. Burton, revenue stamp; N
schomenberg, Washington, DC, old stamp
Sheldon Burke, Roanoke county, Va, no
stamp; Thomas Kerty, Carpenters roin''
Nd, retained for better direction. =
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THE CHIEF OF POLICE. .-Rumors have been
circulated during the past few days to the
effect that Major Croft, once chief of the
Richmond military police, is in the city,
after the place of Major Poe. We are as
sured that Major Croft is not here on. the
errand mentioned. Further, it is highly
improbable that General Schofeld has any
idea of removing our present efficient and
popular Chief of Police. No officer has
fewer enemies. j., ..esss 81, - s.-...4a
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a GRAND SUPPER was given on Sunday
Hight last to the Rev. N Brinn by Miss d.
Whitlock and others. The evening was
spent in the most pleasing manner. Speech,
making occupied % 4cohsid cradle portion OF
the time. gMr. Brinn, Mr.. Brylash, and
Mr. wv. Morris, all made neat REMARKS IN
response to toasts. Everybody seemed 70
enjoy the ntettainment and the company
dispersed ut d lite hour. 80 - 9, E.
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....... ....A APRIL 81, 1858.
N Auction Sales This Day.

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold bet,oeen the first
day Of January and the first day Of July pay the
tare8 thereon for the current year.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock an
assortment of furniture, cooking stoves, etc. :
LoPToN C HARDWOOD will sell at O'Clock
valuable building lots on the west side of
!. Twenty-eighth street between Broad and Mar
4 shall. -F r. TT - ! sa Ezsse:
CARLTON, ARCHER viii sell tract of land ly-
80 ing between the Newmarket Varina, and Mill
So roads, six miles east Of Richmond.
E. .GATHTIGHT, 1898 Main street, will sell at 10
-. o. 'clock an assortment of furniture, BEDS &c.
- also, dry goods and boots and shoes.
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RICHMOND, April Is, 1868.
Calling the particular attention of the Richmond
stockholders to the above, I desire TO say to them
that the efforts to purchase stock, 1have reason
to believe are being made In the interest of the
Powhatan Steamship Company, in order to break
up the opposition Of line between this city and
Baltimore, which it is clearly to the interest Of the
merchants and shippers should be sustained.
w. G. PAINE, Vice-President j,
Richmond and York River Railroad.
ap I'D. gw&w2t
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;EoR NORFOLK, PORTS; PORTS s;Ia

JIOR NORFOLK, PORTS.AfNSI3o,
MOUTH ANDALL LANDINGSSl1fEfa u
IN THE JAMES RIyER.-The fast and eisgupts
steamer ANTELOPE, Captain y. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for aboye-natned
places on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,, and FIJI.
bay at O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
PASsENGERS arrive at NORFOLK In time 20
connect with steamers for BALTlMOHE ana
esrinis TEAM Its leaves s. CITY POINT. for PETERS
BURG on arrival OF STEAMER ss,ss,, s.,,
Fare to Norfolk, $50.
received M to 81 p. VI. daily for BOSEoN. Ball
TIMORE. PRINCIPAL LANDING ON CHESA..
PEAKE BAY aud Alb LANDINGS ON JAMES
Freighty for way-landings must be prepaid
Letters entrusted 10 pufser of steamer must uo
Snniy 10 l.. b. TATUM, Agents
NH ai sfOfIce steamers wharf.
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To TAKE THE VE1L.-Miss Emma Denni-
son, an accomplished young lady Of our city,
left yesterday morning for Columbia, South
Carolina, where she intends to enter the Ur-
suline Convent as a novice, in preparation to
become Nun. Miss Dennison leaves hlcn-
mond with the regrets of large circle OF ad-
miring friends. Her time and talents were
often devoted to charitable and benevolent
objects during her residence here. None
seemed more cheerful and readyto aid in all
undertakings in behalf of the poor and
needy. and her place will not be easily
filled. She bears with her the blessings and
goodwill of many Of Richmond's people.
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The CONCERT LAST N1GHT;-ihe npse
crand concert of the Richmond Musical Be-
q neyolent vol Association, gwen at the Theatre
Loot stoe evening was !. brilliant success. a
1ar.a - md select acdience was present, ana
the performance Sas sucn as n.;an mei,.eu a Tha
received its warmest approoation. the
SECOND concert will be given tonight;
with an entire change of programme, and
VIC e'n nrsdict m that the Theatre will be crowded
with vii the fashion and beauty Of our city:
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INSPECTOR AT SEABRooK's.-We publish
ed few days since the name OF, Walter 4.
Martin as one of the deputy inspectors at
Seabrook's warehouse. 1t should have been
William II. Kennon.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE sounded at an early
hour Sunday morning was caused by the
partial burning of the wooden building on
the corner,of Marshall and Twenty
streets, occupied by the "Linwood Socials."
The loss was slight. ..szs.-e-,
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OuAL1F1ED.-Mr. Wardwell qualified yes
terday as Superintendent Of the Peniten'
tiary, with Franklin Stearns, Esq, as his
surety. The amount Of security required
was $50 900. - s E@F
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FIRE.---The alarm of fire last night ut
about O'Clock was caused by the burning OF
large frame building in the Valley, near
the Central machine shops. No particulars
,coartoi nod
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Balance in treasury at end of
DetectiUe Police.
Mr.. Smith offered the followinp

Mr.. Smith offered the following:
{" Resohed, That the Committee on Police
inquire into the expediency Of: appointing
two or more persons as detectives, to be
clothed with power to serve warrants and
make arrests as the police officers of the city
without cost to the city, and report to the
Council. Adopted" &<' ... fs&
After the reading Of several private peti-
tions, the Council adjourned.
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OILS.

r ,Dr
3KD' OlL.-Five barrels pure WIN
-, 80 ikE STRAINED LARD OIL ut the lowest
rf1 A1' price COAL OIL twenty barrels just re-
ypmtaI ypTea =! lowest market rates POULTERER'S
n,r +; Ia fresh supply just received by
~" u. ". POWE No. 1906 Main street.
Id BARRELS KEROSENE OIL for sale
~ 10 arrive by
PE ARMISTEAD & CARY.
AhD OlL.-Lard Oil, best quality, just
- trScelNed FOR sale;by
~''t PURCELL, LADD & co.
n LtoSENE OIL.-Kerosene (CoaD Oil,
pest quality. for sale ut lowest rates, just re-
'W llnhn PURCELL, LADD CO.. 4
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GRAND DIVISION OF SoNs OF TEMPERANCE. E.
This body meets at the hall Of Springfield
Division, in this city, tomorrow evening at
8 o'clock. The Grand Scribe has received
information leading him to expect good
attendance of country delegates.
In this connection it may be stated that
the Grand Scribe has received intelligence
of the reorganization Of Charity Division
No. 6, of Staunton, with charter MEMBER
shin of fourteen. ~,
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RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April l3, 1858.
RE- TO THE STOCKHOLDERS GENTLE
MEN,-Within ten days another steamer will be
running from Baltimore In connection with your
road mt the White House, thus giving four weekly
trips between these points Very shortly thereafter
n boat will be placed the line between the White
House and Norfolk. Efforts are now being made,
and it is believed they will succeed to place boat
in every way suitable to the route between Ayletts
and the White House. I confidently believe we
shall be able to resume the work Of reconstruction
of the road within few weeks, and push it
through to West Point at an early day.
deem 1t my duty to put you in possession Of this
information at once, because learn that efforts are
now being made to purchase your stock at a very
low figure. / would most respectfully advise you
not to part with your stockwithout communicating
with the undersigned or some one Of the directors
or the treasurer.
am certain that such of you as are anxious to
dispose of your stock can get a much larger price
by communicating with the undersigned than by
any other means, or through any other parties.
Yours, very respectfully. f
ALEXANDER DUDLEY,
President
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ggBATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable, in-
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the effects of bad dyes; inggo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfnmers,
and properly applied at Bachelors S Wig Factory,
No. is Bond street, New York. ja l4--eod
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PuTNAa's MAGAZINE, with earsre tahle
Of contents, for May, Is receiyed from
Turner, liza Main street. Putnam is tho,
acknowledged leader. Of our american
magazines. esl9F . ssFssf
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D1cKEss's READ1SGs.-Mr. F. G. Bangs
is about to start on tour through the South
TO give series of readings after the man.
ner Of Charles Dickens. He wilt begin a'
Richmond In the course Of o week or 50. 81
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a Treat IN SToRE.-Dr. Bagby has con-
sented to deliver his famous lecture on the
6 Disease Called Love" to a Richmond
audience one night this week. All the
Young people will look forward to this ise-
ture with interest, as We are assured ~
those who have heard it that it is fuii Q. !
humor and novelty. Indeed, the name Q. Of
Mozis Addums is sufficient guarantee ior
that. Evening to be announced hereaiser.
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THE CHAaADEs AND TABLEAux.-Fhis en-,
tertainment. GIVEN under the auspices OF
tba IN Church Hin Literary Society at Spring
field Hall last night, entirely fulfilled the
expectation of the audience. Ano.her per
formance will come off at the same place
tonight. e s3s} saf ass.s 50 Tss
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TOR NEW YORK-oLD DO-1fH$N
lE1 .MINInN STE MSIIP GQMPA-NNa1S}ka3S2sS. =.

& X.
NY.-The splendid new side-whecl steamships
SARATOGA, HATTERAs, MA
CARA, and VIRGINIA, leave New York for Rich.
mond direct every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, ut high water: ,, -
These ships are entirely new, aud were bn1lL ex-
pressIy for this route. They hnve splendid saloons
and staterooms, and the fare Recommendations ana
attention, are unsurpassed. .,,,
at New. York on the Company's covered pier ~
North river within forty-eight hours. - .s...,,
Freiclts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except FOR nc
rhe ste.mers for Charleston, Sayanna New Or.
leans. and other southern ports, leave from the ad-
Joining pier All goods for these points are promp1-
iy transferred without exposure. -,
iyscESTs.~N. L. McCready, president. is7 Greel-
wich streets New York Samuel Ayres Co.; ,kisn-
hnrr: n III. webb, Norfolk. Va, .esS.
FOR freigh. Or passage Y,a aRpiy e e co sents
-. corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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THAMES 10 Turner, No. lila Main street.,
for Godey's for May. s's's5i. sss
We have from Turner, bookseller, No.ss
1l14 Main street, Rapcr and Ffasac Leslie
for May. Also, Harper's BazdGr. If you
want the latest fashions, go and get q copy.
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T,OAsPED COFFEE. Our best Java
CoHec. our best Lagnayra Coffee, our best
Rio Cofee, we are having nicely toasted Tor the
ega,sp'snss ap % = yt1 ypt1ANpRHGE II ANDERSON,
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.THH,ADELPHIA. RICHMOND ,

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND xe$R$k
LINE Steamers NORFOLK and ALExAH-
DRIA composing this line. win leave Phlladelphia
naY aiternateiy. - - 1; So 30 - -
Freight taken FOR Norfolk. also for CHARLES.
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS ana
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, $40. W.P. PORTER a Keps. II
.ocN Office No. A15 on The Docx.
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oVNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.
HARDWARE.

II Inn1pDnW,ARE, CUTLERY, AND SAD
Table cntiihsY hY-Iso7 MAIN STREET and
ih,s, Hanedfy Trace Chains, Killing and Wedding
hhges saf penters', aud Far1ncrs' Tools Locks.
q toni iieTs, and Nails; Manila Rope assort,
ESle 10 a inch. men. We invite the country and city
gave us a call. = SSffSss
Sas s,, WATKINS, .CoTTRELL q Co.
1871 Main street,
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CoSr1RaATIoss.-Bishop Johns confirm
ed, on last Sunday, sixteen persons at the
Monumental and thirty-fSe at st. Paul's
church. On both occasions o large congre'
CATION Witnessed the ceremony. NotWlth,
standing the inciement weather, st. Pault
twas crowded to excess at night, and the ser
mon was listened to with profound attea
tion. 4.
Bishop McGill administered confirmation
| TO forty females and twenty-three males q
the Cathedral on Sunday last.
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STEAMERS.
RELIABLE, A NDA.ssIf,,

'HHEAP, RELIABLE, A N DdtssN..i ?
OSAFE ROUTE TO, eBAITI-t
WEsT.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE.-PoWHATAN
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-NO CHARGE FOR.
AGE-N o f-TRANSIIPMEET{l0F OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND RICH,
MOND.. Leaves Baltimore every TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: Leaves Rich
mond every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 7SA.
sTURDAY. Freight received every day texcept
Sunday up to O'Clock p. NJ. These, steamers
have excellent saloon, stateroom, and passenger
accommodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOL
LARS; meals and staterooms extra. For freight
or passage apply to -t3 &
- ! Ass corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
Our Mr.. J. D. HARVEY and Ar. WILLIAM
BRETT, an experienced clerk, viii attend per
apiS-3n II. Il W., Agents.
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LAWYEFlS.

To q. AYLETT, ATTORNEY AT y. Lnnf -, of
lie q practices In all the courts saSs ~ ~ WHcnrfco,
ofsce IN Skaters baildins e1snsa S n,ssaa.s.ofico.
Main streets, two doors above Ing ~ ss
an S-lM ---e----..=.>=-ss.@s
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/, You've MEMS CHRIsrT1x AssoCTAr1ox.-s
The monthly, meeting of this organization;
win be held in the lecture-room sot the
Second Baptist church tonight. Colonel
sW.P. Bfunford viii deliver lecture on
sss4stroaomy sas a Witness for esrss--
t01isu.,, szfrses ;sa Ssysss sStr ~ &
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! - PURT UF sKICHMQND, APHIL 20 BuS..Es4y
E 81 .r4 ARRIVED. -
Steamer Albemarle, Lawrence, New York, n1er-
cllandse and passengers, 8. Ayres & Co. 5E,Iyas s.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Trayers, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers, Haryeys & Williams. y
Schooner :. L. Newton, Rich, Boston, merchan-
disc. Crowell 50 Currie. ~ go sssp 2 ~ EsstS'
! Schooner g W. krebbs, Garlic, White Point
gravel Viles Whitaker. go y
Schooner w. Slater, SmalleY Rockport. ioe,
Smith & McGowan.
" Schooner w: Flrayser,. Jones, Baltimore, nier-
,chandIse,s Curtis s. Parker.
=. - s@ SAILED. 1870 -
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan;
'diseand passengers, s.. .Ayres & Co.
steamer john sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
,chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.s. 80 81
Schooner e. A. .Smyrke Jones, Baltimore, NOR.
chandise,s sCurtis,& Parker, 49, ls.Eysys.a ~.
MEMORANDUM.
WHITE HOUSE, April 1s.-Arrived, steamer Ad-
miral, Klrwan.Y merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad.
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.9itllnDnd .9ispaI+tFt'::lr. ii:

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ...DIsPATCH,, ;,
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
l.. TION OF. ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. = -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF THE NEW C1TY ECOUSClL.---
The new City Council met on yesterday
afternoon at the City Hall in pursuance Of
adjournment. Present /: Messrs. Saunders,
August, ,Crutchfeld, Clopton, Sharp, Tay-
lor, Van Len, Clinton, Kent, Hitler, Yale,
Smith, Wigand, Pelouze, Washburne, and
Humphreys. - - - +. se~1
{ INoTE.---New members in italics.]
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. Mr.. Saunders occupied the
chair in the absence of Mr.. mcfarland.
- fs's.l Standing Committees.
The ordinance rearranging the standing
committees was taken from the table and
adopted.
lszE1 Finances.
Mr.. Saunders, from the Committee on
Finance, submitted the annual report.
Mr.. Smith wished to have the report print
ed, as it was matter Of too great importance
to be acted upon without full personal ex-
animation on the part Of the members. He
understood that there was put down on the
report from four to five hundred thousand
dollars, which he had legal authority for pre-
suming should not be paid, being money ex-
pended in the war. ssE -s ..,al.t %
After some desultory discussion, which
was decided out of order, the report was
read. The report showed the amount paid
into the treasury during the last fiscal year,
including the amount on hand Mt the COM
mencement of the year, to be-. S690,731. 65
Disbursements nts.............. 67S,l46 66
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I am now pre-
IN pared to furnish the best ANTHRACITE
COAL at old prices-$750 SO per ton of 2 900 pounds,
and will reduce the price lower as soon as practi-
cable. Liberal REDUCTION to large consumers. Fur
.nished bycargo at Philadelphia prices. -
TERMS cash unless by special contract. Give me
CALL and will promise to give satisfaction. - &
Yard and office Nineteenth and Cary streets, and
1850 Main street, opposite Old Market.
an 10 CHARLES III, PAGE.
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RUGS, go.

~ fsfsf,3As AEATTlNGh ssa GssS
CANTOn n,1 Snam m mi MI. .E OILCL QTHS -
- III Cpnc gRl ncff51iRssTAiNs f1issT and co NICE, ks
r LA4SSTlSE LASS,TT5l SHADES &e.s &c. .. y.
MI SD..r,r ~ nf an go0dB appcrtAintng % MY
,eas sPsnass q pSp4r nsssnSs: @
ap is--sW i; :;s sSs,,sa s b q
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EWTANTED, ONE OR TWO FAMILIES
floor. Two of them have been put in thorough
order, and to a responsible person If preferred)
they will by furnished, and terms Of board will be
moderate. The other Que Is already furnished.
Also. eight or ten DAY BOARDERS wanted.
Apply on Bank street between Ninth and Tenth to
Mrs. MONTAGUE - ap e0-81&W =
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.a8EtE q - -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, April IL, 1858.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


, MINIATURE ALMANAC, ArRIL 81, 1858.
Sun rises . .5.a3 Moon rises =. 45
Sun sets. High tide p. NJ. q. 4
The national Republican., 1868-11-26

EouITY CouRr-Judgs oiin.-The court was
occupied as follow. yesterday
David Brown vs.. Amelia Brown ct. al. This
ssann rR qGa c pr TGse s
purchaser at q judicial sale in possession OF
the real estate so purchased.
Mr. Appleby argued that the proceedings
irregular, In that the defendant, Amelia
Brown, had not signed In person the answer
IN the case, and that the infants interest in
dian ad iiem in the SUIT that cventusted In the
Mr.. Swami said that the same motion had
been made before Judge wylie, and had been
Judge oiin could not review a decision OF
Judge Wylie In this court. II the ruling OF
Judge Wylie was erroneous, the remedy could
Meyers VS.. Newcomc and Meyers vs. Spald-
Ing. Bills to enforce mechanics lien. Mr..
Mattlngly asked for an issue out of chancery
that the case should take that course.
Judge Olin was doubtful Of his right to send
to the Circuit Court an Issue out Of case In
statute The sOar. n of general eSea rGSaafs 1Srao
upon whom q statute confers special powers,
10 bound, in the exercise Of those powers. to
conform strictly to the statute. Tho confer
large the Jurisdiction OF the court beyond tho
exact terms OF the statute. He held the case
under advisement.
DlNOhCh CAbk DECIDED.
Rosetta Best vs.. Ant Best. In this case,
which was argued on Tuesday, the court yes.
terday granted the complainant a decree Of
divorce from the bed and board Of the respond
ent, and referred the case to an auditor to as.
certain and report the facts concerning the
property to which both parties make claim.
Slater vs. Bauman ct al. Order striking out
the appearance Of Mr.. J b. Adams for com.
plainant, and granting leave to amend bill Of
review upon the payment Of sio costs.
In re. Involuntary bankruptcy OF Lanckton
4 Sinsabaugh. Order on NJ. Blckford to de-
liver co.partnership books, papers, and effect
to receive.
Adjourned to Friday.