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

SECOND SALE OF THE DAILY EXPRESS.
Is will be seen by reference to our adyer.
Using columns this morning, the Daily and
Weekly Express establishment is again te
he sold. The purchaser having failed te
comply with the terms Of the recent sale, il
will be offered at public auction by William
Pannill on Thursday next, the 2Sd instant.
at y o'clock NJ, on the premises.
Ii is understood, we believe, that the
Publication Of the Express will be sus-
pended in, the mean time.-Petersb,rg IN
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TEL. EGRAP PHO NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE CArTTAx.t
RETURN OF General Grant to & wash

Return OF General Grant TO Wash.
tngten--.Taae Impeachment Trial,
& de-, dc. Z;
Special Telegram to the Dispatch.
WAsHIseToS, April 2O.-General Grant
returned from New York this morning.
A large number of rpetrbaggers arrived
to-day, most Of them from the North, for the
purpose Of lobbying the impeachment
through the Senate to conviction and reno
val of the President. They propose to regu-
larly besiege Senator'S who are doubted, or
in. other words, who have Tery properly
refused to commit themselves to the removal
of Mr.. Johnson, whether he be legally proved
guilty or not. The carpet-bag lobbyists,
among whom are New York Journalists,
claim to have accomplished much to-day and
this evening in the matter Of bringing over
doubtful senator's, and they assert that
three of the eleven whom they feared were
" shaky" have given satisfactory assu-
RANGES that they will be "all right !" !;
which means the senators have to-day
agreed to vote for the the conviction Of the
President. Such are the givings out of
these pet-baggers, and such the character
of the slander-for SANDER no doubt it is
that is promulgated against some of the
members of the august Senate of the United
States.
Your correspondent does not deem it pro-
per to mention the names Of the eleven Re-
publican Senators whom the Radicals doubt.
Sufficient for the present that they are of the
most judicious and able Statesmen in the
Senate, of whom even to suspect corruption
would be an outrage. But carpet-baggers
freely handy these names about the streets
and in the hotel saloons, and unhesitatingly
claim that they will get the entire eleven
yet, either by persuasion or threats Of politi-
cal estracism. A noticeable feature in this
matter is, that the advocates Of the removal
of Mr.. Johnson do not hesitate to admit that
there is neither law nor fact proven upon
the trial to make. out case for impeach-
ing the President upon strict legal
principles but they claim that their party
will be ruined if the Senate shall fail to sus-
tain the House in its impeachment. This
party-policy proposition is controyerted,
however, by very considerable number Of
Republicans who see the. defeat of their
party as the result of the removal of the Pre-
sident without warrant Of law or fact, and
they earnestly deprecate the deposition Of
the Executive as party measure, because Of
the precedent it establishes and its destruc-
ton of the stability of our Government
Such are the arguments advanced pro
and con by the Republicans themselves to-
night. The Democrats are mere lookers-on
having no iufnence to exert in any man
ner for the accomplishment of good. The
general calculation is that the impeachment
trial will be concluded and q verdict rem
dered on Tuesday of next week.
WALLACE.
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TuE PREsBYTERIAN spIIT liz KsErucrY
The Lexington 0dserce. Of Saturday saw:
8 The West Lexington Presbysery Assem-.
bly,, which has been In session In the seconi,
Presbyterian church in this city since Tues
day night, adjourned yesterday. Under the
orders of the last General Assembly, the
ministers and elders refusing to adhere to
the Presbyteries recognized by the General
Assembly were given unit, this spring to re-
new their membership with these Presbyte-
RES, or be dropped from the rolls. We are in
formed that none Of the ministers belonging
TO the other West Lexington Presbytery ap-
peared at meeting. We presume the division
inthe Presbyterian Church in Kentucky is
permanent,
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FOREIGN Markets.

LIVERPOOL, April 2o.-Noon..-cotton
buo;yant, and l-l6 higher; sales will reach
$4,000 bales. Uplands-On the spot, l2A@
l2sSd. aaoat, l2%@l2Ad. Orleans, l211a
@lS56d. Breadstuffs and provisions quiet.
Liverpool, ,April 20.-Euening. Cotton
Quiet ct a slight decline. Uplands-On the
spot, l21ad.; afoat, l2%d. Orleans, l27ad !;
Corn, 39s: Cd. Red wheat, l4s. I'd. Naval
stores dull.
HAvRE, April Euening;-Cotton firm
tres ordinaire, 15l@54Sf.
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Internal REvENUE.-The new tax on
"!es rs to be. collected quarterly, the first
&'UFn to- be made on or before July 10.
lGe tax is-.to be two dollars per thousand on
"1e' over FIVE thousand dollars, indepen-
9eaI OF and in addition to the tax Of one
l'iar per thousand on sales above fifty
Goo'and dollars per annum.-Balti'aore
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ELEcTIoNs.-Dispatches from official and
unofficial sources received in Washington
show that the Republicans have elected
their gubernatorial, legislative, and con-
gressional ticket in Louisiana and South
Carolina. In New Orleans, however, the
Democrats have elected their city ticket.
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REsrGNED.-Dr. Robley Dunglison, pro,
fessor of physiology in the Jefferson Medi-
cal College in Philadelphia, has resigned
his position, in consequence of impaired
health. DR.. Dunglison has been connected
with the institution for long period, and
has occupied the position Of dean for many
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AGRICULTURAL.

THE WATT PLOUGH ESPECIAL NO
TICE.-To meet the views and needs Of farm.
900 we have from this date. determined 70 reduce
t s,e' nrice Of all kinds OF PLOUGH CASTISGS.,
We have also reduced the Price 81 ths rs or one
wrench, and cultiyatng mouid-board tall incicded,
for $3.50. ..v,,,,.. ,,,,o,,.,,
Throwing plough for planting corn, ssub-s0u
plough sots9H tSs piece
"a Ieeding mouId-board cost 50 cents, and 9 steel
cost s a saye yss nnas III
H.. sI s ,,nsed ises aud WARRANTED to do
every o. turning and suty s n @ sa
gaISen -, that too Without hoe labor, or 20 te
RETT i and the price paid At factory RE
Fo I VIZ bava now on hand fun supply OF these
plouehs. together wifhthe largest sizes both ieif
ana Fight -hand and also general assarsenrs as %
shelters, Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles, 1890
Fans, Grass Blades, Hay Rakes Traces hsEnsss,
&c. va - n--s.
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MO. j PERUVIAN GUANO, DIRECT
~ FROM THE AGENT OF THE PERuxIIIA;NsS
GOVERNMENT, FOR SALE AT LOWEST
MARKET RATES..
SnIIrRI.E PACIFIC GUANO.

SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO:
The very extended use OF this Guan0 tnrouSuoouI
the country has fully made known its remarkable
excellence and superiority. 1t Is unnecessary lor
us to say more than that the quality ana comPosi.
ton of the Guano now in market Is the same as lat
heretofore sold by us for the company. tne sanle
system of inspection Is kept up.
FLOUR. OF RAW BONE,
The value of unburned, unstcamed bone as q ier
tilzer is well known. Heretofore the difhGuty mas
been to get pure article In sufnclently nut Sou
dition to give an Immediate return from 1s appil
cation. and free from adulteration, mFLOUn Qf
ROME we offer an article which we warrant 70 De
PURE UNSTEAGED BONE, reduced TO the hne,
ness of flour retaining all its animal mater ai
gluten, and as quick In Its action as II dissoiVeo
with acid. no, INV
chaser buys no moisture. All good Super Phos-
pilates are made by dissolying sixty.sN pouInnus
crushed bone in thirty-three pounds dllutea aciu-
which is necessary to render 1t soiubleIthe pur
chaser pays for this moisture Bone tloui, t to ,d
its tncness is deconposed readily b inc ng1
moisture Of the soil, and acts as speeohy d. the
solved bone.
NITRG-PHOSPHATE OF LINE: az
This article is manufactured from ELoGIT ~, o9
BONE AND FIGURED NIGHT SOIL. ~ 10 :, d
highly ammonated Phosphate and SAID 10 " d., s.s
strong In Its action as Peruvian Guano ana ~
FAR MORE LASTING. 1t Is also nlei!, g; pTunnu
and m excellent condition for sowing OF afiiihs.
PRICE SEE SO per ton. ..,,-d fartiI-
We keep supply of the above stanu"iu Ae'
izers always on hand. ,r,,nnt
E All orders and communications Will nays Rs9hipS
attention. ALLISON q ADDlSSSNH;;
an 2Lwot 1920 Cary street, R1cnInOna, a.
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u BEAST BUTLER.-The efforts made by
W. Butler and his friends to. get Mr.. STAN
W. out and Mr.. Butler in. the Cabinet in
,S2, even on the week succeeding the
t t'''1 Of Mr.. Lincoln, will be fully proved
! me publication in few days of letters
'4'sessed to President Johnson.
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The Abyssinian Expedition.

LONDON, April 2O.-Noon.-Lord Napier,
at the head of the Abyssinian expedition,
requests heavy shipments of specie to be
made to him, as he fears his communication
will be cut off during the rainy season.
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CON. and Flour Exchange.
RIcnMosD, April q, 1855.

OFFERINGS.
Whent.-white. 10 bushels. Red, 10 bushels.
Gorn.-white. less bushels. yellow, III bushels.
Mixed. L leo bushels.
Onfe.-33o bushels.
RYs.-114 bushels.
Hedl.L150 bushels.
SALES
= Hheat-White L. bushels very inferior Mt 70. o5 !:
% bushels very inferior at g. 5 bushels common
at 81. 90 bushels good ut busheis tair at
81. 50. Red. is bushels common mt .. Is.
COrn.-White, l5s bushels on private terms :: ITO
bushels Mt slice; $50 bushels ut SLOT; i06 bushels
ut Sl.0s-totaI. 100 bushels. Yellow. liz bushels
at sI1o. Mixed lac bushels at 81 10: eoi bushels at
sl.o7: los bushels ut 81 os-total, $40 bushels.
Odfs.-s2 bushels ut SOC.
Rys.-70 bushels very good ut SITS.
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General schofleld in washington

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WAsHINGT6N, April 2O.-General Soho
field has arrived here, and has been in con-
sultation with Grant, Hancock, and others,
but has not yet called upon the President.
He expects to visit the Executive Mansion
tomorrow. The purpose of his visit is not
disclosed. WALLACE.
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Tho Fenian Trials.

LONDON, April 2O.---Euening. The court
room and approaches where the Clerken-
well explosion trial is progressing is densely
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sarp..ant Rates. i'm Baltimore

BALT1MoRE, April 2O.---The Sergeant
Bates festival here to-day was an enthusias-
tic affair, and the ceremony at the Wash
ington Monument very impressive. The
Sergeant was loaded with presents from the
1adies and citizens.
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scIal telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, April 20, 1868.
The following is on abstract Of the condi-
ton Of the national banks Of the State of
Virginia on the first Monday Of the present
month, before the commencement of bust
ness on that day, as officially made to the
Comptroller of the Currency:
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BOARD1NG AND LODGING.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CAPoN SPRINGS,
XA HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST YA.-Ihe
MOUNTAIN HOUSE will be regularly opened tol
the reception of visitors on the lsI DAY
NEXT, but desiring to accommodate any VINO may
BoARDERS any time after the 18th Of NAY. For
particulars Of these fountains tass sur 4,
rates viii be added in a few days.
Route from the Soath.-Via Richmond, Aexan-
dria, and Manassas Gap railroad to Straspurg,
From the North.-ViG Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Harner,s Ferry, to Winchester, and then by
'''1'ee SAMUEL NJ. MULL1N,
=, Los. Proprietor.
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a man over seventy years old in this city
sys that frost never causes failure Of the
'Fuit crop. We have the story every year
iaat the fruit is killed; but we have the
irult, nevertheless.
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sTovEs. TINWARE, &c.
HORSES AND MULES.

NTOTICE-MU les AND HORSES. Just
arrived, and for sale on very accom- Nh
modating terms, az the Exchange Liycry 80.
HUNDRED MULES and HORSES amoEgst . sm.si
some broke mules and several pairs OF NO. eos
mil al - JOHN u. LAY 40 Z
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PEACH CRoP.-We learn that the dam
s.e done 10 the peach trees in this neigh
'orhood by the late cold weather is not as
great as was at first supposed, and many
richards arc not hurt at all.-Aler0norio
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SUIT AND ATTACHMENT N EoUIT'


SUIT AND ATTACHMENT IN EQUITY.
The plaintiffs having filed their bill the object of
which is to attach and subject the defendants real
estate to the payment of the plaintiffs claim GER
tain piece or parcel of land lying and being In the
town of Manchester, In the county aforesaid 'front.'
ing % feet on east side of Hull street, running back
le5 feet and known In the plan of said town rs part
of Lot No. SO, fronting 533 feet on Hull street, Also
two other pieces parcels of land lying ana being
In said town, adjoining each other, and known rs
Lots No. 1O3 and l04 In Purccl's PLAN Marx ad-
dtion to said town: Also. another certain piece or
parcel ofland lying and being In said town. front
Ing Is feet one inch west side Of Jackson street,
running back in parallel lines l32 feet, ana known
In the plan Of Manchester as part of Lot 2I2 Also,
another piece or parcel of land In the town OF Man
chester aforesaid bounded and described as fol-
lows beginning at the corner Of Porter and Jack
son streets, fronts Jackson street 7Se feet and
runs back parallel lines l2O feet to an alley four
wide there being two brick tenements on said lot
All Of which deeds are recorded in the Clerk
office and being also the same attempted to be con-
Vance by deeds of record in said Clerks office
dated 18TH Of October, 1885, And 1t appearing by
affidavit that the defendants are non-residents OF
the State Of Virginia Ordered, That they appear
here within one month after the due publication OF
this order to protect their interest In this suit and
that q COPY Of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in some newspaper pub
lishcd in the city of Richmond.
Teste: NATHAN H. COGB1LL. Clerk.
JOHNSON & GUIGOS, D. q. ap 10-F4w
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DOARD,-A few BOARDERS can be
n occommoduted on Franklin street second door
from the corner of Eighth No. us; also, several
Itu AZ . 10 kBnERS 20 - ap 16-lm
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-rJPGJNIA H0TET,

VIRGINIA HOTEL,
GOoDSON-BRISTOL, VA TENN.
This hotel, situated immediately opposite the de-
uots of Virginia and Tennessee and East tennessee
and Virginia railroads, will be open Tor boaraers
during the summer months. This Is one OF tne
heaitiliest locations and of the most pleasant
summer resorts in the State.
Hoard per month"; including everything except
washing S35 Children under ten years and SER
Wants $i7'5 so. =. JOHN T.. LIGON, JR., IS
anS Tdt.Ielotb Proprietor.
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Richmond Tobacco Marked.

MONDAY, April 20, 1853.
6 We have to report breaks and receipts light for
the past three days. Market rules steady, and
prices without any change worthy Of note. Below
we give the transactions: 23e hogheads, 81 tierces,
and M yea sold
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From oxIey's Liverpool Circular.

LIYERPOOL- AprlI 5, Iooo'
The month Of March commenced with a steady
demand for tobacco In this market, and sales we're
made to fair extent of all useful grades of West
erIi strips. as well of Western leaf both for
Africa and export to the continent: Latterly there
has been less inquiry and the market at present Is
extremely quiet for all descriptions.
Virginia. :Lcaf-O Ordinary andfaded, ordinary
sound fair dry leafy, good and fine, 49lod
fine, 5Ml0d.
western af-Ordinary exports: fine dark
long, mddlng to fine dry SELECTED and c0l0ry, 2sg
l0d. Stemmed-Ordinary 5lMGd.; middling to
good. 76sd.; fine selections, o@1.
Marylands.-Dry lcafy and sweet a30ed.; colory
and fine, 7Ml9d.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

cox ROXEs MESSINA ORANGES AND
VIZ LE5IONS.-I am receiving by the Sara
tOg,t to-day part of the cargo of the brig .Grcat
Lyre,'' direct from Messina, bought for me by my
broker In New York. This is splendid fruit, and
the very latest arrival in the United States. Sla
continue to receive by every steamer and would be
glad to receive orders to arrive: Also 25 barrels
Russell APPLES. LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
ap2l l4l2 Main street.
ERESH ARRIVAL:-50 boxes Messina
Il Oranges 25 boxes Messina Lemons, Canned
Peaches and Tomatoes, Spiced and Picked Oys-
tiers, Salad Cream, Pickles. Sardines C9coGannuts
&c., for sale by w. w. TRlBBETI, e
ZIG Main street, next door to Dispatch office.
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cEcoNp SUPPLY OF SPRING AVID

CEcOND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
We have just received another lot of those
Handsome MohaIrs, double fold, at &c.;
Beautiful styles of japanese Cloths, Mozambiaues,
Lenos, Black and White Grenadines, for
Shawls;
large assortment of Black and Brown Cottons;
An elegant line of White Goods, such as Linens,
Swiss, Nainsooks, Cambrics, &C., at remarka-
bly, low prices.
HIRsH GUGGENHEnER,
~ s27 Broad street.
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r D. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST ESTA-
10 BLISHED BAKER NOW DOING
BUSINESS IN THE CITY. s.

TsOR SALE. OR.ExC CHANGE FOR CITY
r. PR0PERTY, FARMS An Henrico, Chester
aaid Esnc lYilliaisl Charles City, Flayanna, Lou
isa. Orange. cuipeper, and Albemsris counties, Of
esrans 10 purchase or toexchange town
far farming lands In either Of the above
eounnties can be. accomnao BY aRpiy1nE TO
apla--,lw FhASA41S SAGn0sNS'
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.-TO THE CRED
4 ITORS, ENDORSERS. AND SECURITIES
OF THOMAS c. EPPS.-Haying, as surviving
trustee under certain deed of trust executed by
Thomas c. Epps, dated the 9th day OF January,
1858, sold certain property therein conveyed IN
pursuance Of the provisions of said deed, hereDy
notify all the creditors endorsers and securities or
the said Thomas c. Epps to present their claims to
me within thirty days from this date: Tine said
deed provides that the debts in the first class snail
that purpose and if not, pro rata and then In like
manner the debts described In the second CLASS !;
but no creditor. endorSer, or security, Shdtt adgs
The benefit OF This deed ,1o shall not present his
claims to the trustees 1oittin thirty days after the
first insertion By thenfof notice IN some negsPa-
per published il, the city Of Richmond reaG1t'sg
the said creditors e,dOrSerS, and SscurttteS, 70
produce their claims toich notice shat De pub
1tshed once a beck for four sMccesStps toeess.
T. p. AUGUST, Surviving Trustee.
MONDAY. April O, 1865 ap6-MA
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GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN. D. c..
J. AMBLER SMITH, D. q. mp ll-S4w

NTESSRS. B. j. EDDINS AND VIM. P.
lN VANCE,-Take notice that on WEDNES-
DAY the 9Th day of May, 1885, at the office OF John
son 4 Guigon attorneys at law In the city OF Rich
mond Va. we shall proceed to take the dispositions
of James A. HARDWOOD and others, to be read as
evidence in our behalf in certain suit In equity,
and attachment nncillary thereto, depending IN
which we are plaintiffs and you arc defendants,
and If from any cause the taking Of said deposi-
tions be not commenced, or being commenced, be
not concluded OH that day, the taking of the same
will be adjourned from time to time and from
place to place until concluded.
by JOHNSON &c GUIGoN, their counsel.
A 3nEMd
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From oxley's London Tobacco Circular

LONDON, April 9, 1858.
Our circular Of I'd ultmo reported quiet ana
inactive market for tobacco: no change has since
Smaller months business than was transacted du-
ring March.
With the exception Of about forty hogsheadS
Virginia leaf taken for the navy, and some old
Western leaf Of common quality for export the
sales of retail character, calling for no spe-
cial comment.
Manufacturers decline to base their calculations
of the future replenshment Of existing stocks
upon the production of any one particular country.
Virginia. sound, and dry, middling
.leafy TO good and fine spnners, selections, d@loid
Stemmed-O Ordinary short, middling to good, fine
spinners solid.
Maryands, 35@0si and Cd.
Western ordinary exports, 26!d. ;
factory dried, common to fair and good quality;
46sd fine selections. s0l0d. Stemmed.Sh0rt ana
common, 5s@6d.: middllng, good parcels, 63@Sd.;
fine selections, 0Gll.
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MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

Lugs.-Common to medium dark working, g. 50
@s7: good dark working, S7.5oGSa: sun-cured.
common s8.5o6Ss: sun-cured good, Ss6S13
coal-cured. common, sI06S14: coai-cured, bright,
S156se5 coal-cured, fancy, s256S4o.
Leaf.-Common dark working S1GSs: medium
dark working. s96S1o; good dark working, s11G
SIS: fine and wrapping, Sls@sl7; sun-cnred. sl2@
sl5 yellow wrappers, common. SeoGSa5; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra. S5oGSloO.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Latqs-very common and heavy weights, $50
$3.50 medium, sT6Ss: good, Ss.50@Se
Leaf.-Contincntal shipping, Sl3@Sl6.
STEaIMIyG TOBACCO.
Leaf.-Common, ss@slo; good s1l@A; = fine,
Sfems.-yery common to good. s16s4.5o.
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TOBACCO Boxes have well-as-
IL sorted stociS. of seasoned OAK, BUIION-
WOOD, and PINE LUMBER. am Wen pro-
vided with the most approved machinery anu @ Iii
pie shed room, and can furnish dry boxes IL ~
UADDIEs, THREE-QUARTER BoTEs,
HALF BOXES, and CASES, kept constantly Oh
hand. s5ss1.1z ..s.-s,. Esssi'lttss
All work guaranteed to suit, or no sale;
Boxes carefully put up in shocks ior snIPmmSenR'
ap-lm N. y. M nlll.00 ----
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-All persons ha-
] IL wing CLAIMS against Joseph Jackson, sri,
deceased are requested to present them, propeats
authenticated, andthose INpEBTEp to tae estate
to make payment to JOSEPH JAGhsO,Ns,,r
~ ap la-M&Wsw AAecu.o-.-
L'oR SALE, a ToP=BUGGY AMP AMP
I HARNESS, In good order. Also, y S ,shicl,
FOUNTAIN and FIXTURES: Both OF wnlc 2
win be sold very low. Apply to Messrs. Ii n
BROTHER, la3a Main street. ap Isl
sDOWDER, POWDER-for sporting and
blasting-in kegs and canisters. =
apt WOODS, FAY q hEEl..
|SUAN0.-100 tons No. PERUVIAN.
M GJANo receiving this day direct rom u ane
Government agent. For sale at lo%essc I u,asAst
NH sa 1890 Cary street.
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V7IRGINIA.-AtRu Rules held in the Clerks
office ofsthc Circuit Court Of the City Of Rich
m0nd April 6, 1865:
William Thomas, .PlalntlH
against
William Denriead. John n. Ciarkson, and B. F.
Denlnead, partners trading under the style OF Is.
L. Dcnmead ...,.....................D efcndants,
IN CASE.
The object ofthis suit Is to recover against the
defendants certain damages which are laid In the
plaintiff declaration ut one thousand dollars And
affidavit having been made that the defendants,
William and B. f. Denmead aboye-named, are
not residents of this State they are required to APP
pear here within one month after due publication
hereof and do what is necessary to protect their
interests In this suit.
A copy-Teste
J. A,IBIER SMITH. %, a, mp ll-S4w