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q ENTLEM EMS LIST.

As. r. Adams. Thomas Addison. John
Adams tcolored), Robert S. Allen, William
Allen, Charles c. Allen, George Allen, T A,
Andrew. Thomas L. Angus, William II. An
thony, +. +. Anderson, II. G.. Angle, J. Is.
angle Washington Armstrong. Jack Abarm,
?. T. Atkinson, 7. Atwood, John I. Austin.
B.-Henry Bartlett Co, Elijah +; Baker,
Connovay Banks, G. r. Barnes, John I; Bau-
man. john CT. Bangh. J !. Lewis bates, Lewis
4. Battail, NJ. W, Baskerville, Thomas 3.
Bates, c. T. Belvin (2l, Charles b. Beckwith,
Archie Il. Bigelow. +. Blackburn, benjamin
II. Blythe J. II. c. Blankenship, julius
Blackner, Judge William Black. Bohn sar-
DO, A. i. Bowers, Luther Il. BoXley, ,. n.
Bowkcr (2) b. G. Bowman, George Z: bray,
+. F. Brannan, Christopher Brown, Brltton
brown. Arthur y. Brown, John brown, Jonn
W Brown, j j. Bruner. Marshall Brown
A Y Brown, Patrick Brachu (colored), no
bert Brown, William Brown, William a.
branch, 4. C. Bouce, A. Bushall, Henry ouS-
ler, Joseph Bulark. w. F. Burtin. I'..,r 80 u.
sc. Carter, G.. M. Carrington. Henry
EEarltr, L. II Carter, William S. Calett, W.
- Cammack, William G.. Carter, Cerceli,
poad Co, Pietro Cecarelii, Frank Childress'
John I Chappell. Peter g. Charles, Y. II.
CCiark. Charles Clifford, Edwin Clark. J. l..
Cubo. Walter S. Clark, Colilmbus Gonna
way, D., W. Cobb, Henry, Garter. Jonah
cooper. John w Cosby, John w. Cole, VIII.
nam nam W. Cosby, p. Coslnmer, William B.
6o1, S, William Cox, Mr.. Crow, Crews & Ro'
1"ahhhizer, David Grove, Patrick Champion,
nharIes Curtis, James Curtin, J. n, Cullings'
sol!h, ID. Curtis, w. j. Garry. s.. -
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TIE WINCHESTER AND. PoToMAc RAIL
.poAn, COMPANY VS.. THE TREASURER AND
1AUp1ToRs OF THE STATE-MANDAAUs
AWARDED BIZ JUDGE MERED1TH.-We have
mentioned that Judge Meredith awarded
n rule to the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad Company (who filed petition by
Andrew Hunter, Esq., against John S.
Calvert. Treasurer; William F. Taylor,
First. and Asa Rogers, Second Aual'or, ~.
recurring them TO appear before MN on
the 9Th Of February and show cause why
a ynandau,us should not be awaroea Inc
said railroad company compelling the SAID
nartips to receive into the Treasury OF the
Commonwealth from the company, IN any
Of the bonds Of the State, 81 par value, Inc
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il THE MANCHESTER OST-OFFICE
FEBR RUARY S, 1865. @.- -r
LADIES LIST

FEBR S, 1865. $3.50
LADIES LIST. -.
A.-Mrs. NJ. a. Anderson, Mrs. S. NJ. Allen,
Miss Cattle Anderson.
B-Mrs, L. Bass, Mrs. Virginia Brown,
Mrs. Bette Banks (colored), Miss Sarah
Brown, Mrs. T. II. Blankinship.
C.-Miss M A. Cottrell, Miss Ida Claiborne.
E.-Sarah Edwards. Ea
H-Mrs. Judeth Haskins, Mrs. M. E.
Hatcher, Mrs. Mary Hill, Mrs. Pattie +. Hall.
J-Indiana Johnathap, Miss Ellen Jasper.
K.-Mrs. L. II. King.
L.-Mrs. Ella Lithgow ~, Miss Lily Logan,
Elenora Latham.
ell. u l-.z -=
P.-Mrs. Lucy J Pemberton.
S.-Mrs. L. F. Snead.
T.-Miss r. +. Il. Thompson. -
y.-Mrs. S. g. Vaden.
W.-Miss A. E. Watcott Miss L. II. Win
free, Mrs Z. 3. Whitlock, Mrs. jerry Whit
iofo' GENTLEMEN's LIST.
A-Robert Adkins, B. Atkins.
R.-A. J. Blankinship, Edmond Baker,
Jeff Barney (colored):
C-J. Y. Cotrell, Joseph Carter, Richard
Gov, n. H. Carroll, X. L. Chiidress, A. h.
DIP. S. Davis, DR.. S. Drewry ~, William
A. Durfry, Is. Denny.
FL. B. Fitzgerald, Allen Fore.
G.-J, N, Godsey, D.. B. Goode, =
HIP. c. Hatcher,
J.-Frank Jarvis, William Jones.
III. IT. Lyle, j. w. sLotIes, r. w. Lynch
M.-Albert Mumford, DIR. A. Montero' Kew
W. c.. Merrett. .
W.-Dr. Wake. Spencer Woodson, A, A,
Waugh, II. II. Wrenn, W. G: Webb & Co Co.
Reuben Winfree. ]. NJ. MOODY, p. NJ.
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sum of, ss3,ss3.33, with all interest due
thereon, alleged to amount in the aggre-
gate to sl18,51s.l2, and grant proper
receipt therefor. 49,. -.
The company, in their petition, urged
that an act Of the General Assembly,
passed 25th Of April, 1867, authorized
them to pay into the Treasury the sum
mentioned, being the amount of debt
due the State; and alleged that on the 3D.
of December last the sum was rendered
the Treasurer and Auditors, but for reasons
not stated they refused to receive it. /.
On the day on which the rule was
made returnable "wednesday 1ast) the
case was called and the argument COM
menced. Mr.. Andrew Hunter appeared
as counsel for the Company, and Attorney
General Bowden for the Commonwealth.
On yesterday the arguments were con-
cluded, and the following decision rem
dered by Judge Meredith; a.
"It is considered by the court that
mandam,ls be awarded commanding the
Second Auditor, Asa Rogers, to give his
warrant to the Treasurer, J. S. Calvert, to
receive into the Treasury Of the Common
wealth bonds of the State, at their par
valne,' amounting in the aggregate to
slls,5lS.l2, as rendered by the plaintiff on
the 81 day of December, 1867, and CON-
manding the said J. S. Calvert to receive
the same and to grant the plaintiff pro-
per receipt therefor; and further COM
maDding the: said J. S. Calvert, as Trea-
surer aforesaid, upon receipt of said bonds,
and upon the request Of the President of
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
Company, to assign and transfer to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
the lien now held by the Commonwealth as
provided for in the second section of the
act Of the General Assembly, passed April
rs, 1867, entitled An. act to amend and
reenact an act entitled an act for the re-
lief of the Winchester and Potomac Rail
road Company passed February %, 1866,
for the amount Of S45,5l3.93; and to re-
lease to the plaintiff the debt due from it
to the Commonwealth, as provided for in
said act; and otherwise to carry out fully
in all respects the provisions of said act;
or else that the said J. S. Calvert,
treasurer, and Asa Rogers, Second Au-
ditor, do, on the day aforesaid, show cause
why they, respectively, have not done So"
The n,andamus is made returnable on
Monday next .a.....-.
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AaIctiO1 Sales This D07j.

REGNAULT SEQ. will sell at 10 o. clock m
a~, assortment Of househ old furniture, etc.
a. K. CRUMP, II. G.. G. R., will sell at 10
g o'clock, at the High Constable's Office, on
Bank street, one piano, household furni-
ture, paintings, wheelbarrows, etc.
COOK LAUGHTON will offer, on Council
Chamber Hill, at loo'clock A. NJ, horses,
mules, milch cows, and fifty sets lead har-
ness. ~ As.-r-t
L. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock, at
his store, furniture, bedding, crockery,
dry goods, boots, shoes, clothlng, etc.
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THE SANDY BAR PRoPERTY.-The con-
troyersy involving the right to the Sandy
Bar, which has been depending in the Cir
cult Court of Richmond for about thirty
years, was decided by his Honor Judge
Meredith on yesterday. He delivered his
opinion that the devisees of Edward c..
Mayo were entitled to the reversion in
fee of Patrick Coutts in the property at
the termination of the leasehold estate,
which is to continue until the 10th of Feb
ruary, 1876. His Honor decided that the
true consideration of the conveyance to
Mr.. Mayo, bearing date December l, 1928,
was 10000, though the consideration ex-
pressed in the deed is one dollar and that
the greater part of the purchase money is
still due, and to be paid to Coutts's as
signee.
This property comprises about forty
four acres, and consists of that strip of
land between the dock and the river ex-
tending from Rockets to the Danville
depot. ..
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SUPREME CoURT OF APPEALs-PREsEgT :
JUDGES MoNcURE, JoYNEs, AND R1vEs.-
The argument in the case of George Arents
Us. The Auditor of Public Accounts, upon
writ of supersedeas to a Judgment of
the Circuit Court Of the city of Rich
mond, was concluded, and the case submit
ted to the conrt. Time was taken to con-
slider.
The case of John P. Ballard Us. Charles
e. Whitlock, upon q writ of supersedeas to
a Judgment of the Circuit Court Of the
city of Richmond, was called, and the argu-
ment commenced.
John h. Gilmer, Jr., qualified to prac-
tice in this court.
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I'm regard to the statements contained in
the above correspondence, our reporter
has only to say that he copied the account
Of the garrotlDg affair from report sub
mitted by the officer commanding at the
Third Ward to the Chief Of Police. In
that report it was stated that Mr.. George
F. Xix did meet Mr.. Brown about Z
O'Clock, and finding that he was drunk,
placed him in charge of negro to carry
him home. REPORTER .....,
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FLOATING Ice is plentiful in the James
at present, and prevents vessels from
leaving or coming to this port. The steam
ship Albemarle, which came up yesterday,
experienced great difficulty in making
her way through the floating mass. There
are several sailing vessels here that cannot
leave, although their captains are very de-
sirous Of doing so. ..f g I
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Broom FACTORY. RY.-Messrs. j. Compton
s. Co, of the Buena Vista Broom Factory
in Lexington, are turning out all kinds OF
brooms equal to any ever manufactured iD
this country, which are sold as low as they
can. rbe bought anywhere. They should
be.epcouraged by all our dealers, rs
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-In accordance with
a resolution, special service will be held at
the Portuguese synagogue, Mayo street,
or this Saturday, afternoon at 8 O'Clock,
as mark Of respect for the late Rev.
Isaac Lesser, of Philadelphia, on which
occasion eulogy will be delivered by the
Rev. George Jacobs, minister of the con-
gregation.
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I LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS. have received notice
of the following changes in religious ser
vices for tomorrow: - --,s,-, -
Rev. Noryal Wilson, of the Baltimore
Methodist Conference, will preach at
Trinity church at II A. NJ. The pastor,
Rev. R. N. Sledd, will deliver sermon to
young men VIZ p. NJ
Bishop Doggett will preach at Cente-
nary church at ii Z. u.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- T-oFFICE Febru-
ary 7.-Hon. Lewis Lindsey, member OF
the Convention, Richmond, Va, no stamp !;
S. Stroock, New York, no stamp; James
johnson, New Providence, West Indies,
insuficiently prepaid Mrs. Fannie Il.
Baptist, Norfolk, Va, no stamp;5 John
Allen, Manchester, old stamp; Colonel
John Tanner, Richmond, Va, no stamp;
Lathrop, Ludington & Co, New York, re-
venue stamp; Thomas aB. White, Rich
mond, Va, mo stamp; The Tribune, New
York, no stamp; Mrs. John III. Dixon,
Matthews Courthouse, Va, no stamp ~. Il.
Boulware, Gordonsville, Orange county,
Va, no stamp. sa4q Ra5 go @
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s5 The IDLE NEGRoEs.-We are glad to
learn that Captain Hambrick's efFortsto
induce the idle negroes to 60 to workin
the country is meeting with some success.
Several persons from the adjoining coun.
ties applied yesterday and obtained en-
ployes.G = ss - ett,fglzEg ~ sf7sa 5y.fIv "A
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4 The Riverside Maqazine for February is
to. hand from Turner. A very excellent
for children. The present num-
Der has very interesting article on the
moon, and Young Virginians," illus,
trated by Porte Grayop. s
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OvERcoATs sToLES.-Between the hours
Of 8 and 10 o'clock on Thursday night last
the hail Of Mrs. William s. Triplett's resi-
deuce, ontFranklin between Seventh and
Eighth streets, was invaded by. some bold
fellow, who stole two fine overcoats.
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wTO FARMERS AND PLANrERs.-


The subscribers offer for sale in lots tosuit pur-
chasers 1000 tons of double.reaned POU.
DERETTE Of the Lodi Man ufacturing Com
pany, made from the night soil, blood, oftal,
and dead animals Of New York city, for which
the company have exclusive contract. Price
only TWENTY FIVE DOLLARSP PER TON,
freight and charges from New York added.
Warranted by the company to be equal weight
for weight to any high priced superphosphate
in the market. The results on corn, cotton,
tobacco, and grain, have been astonishing the
past season. 1t natures the crop from ten
days to two weeks earlier, and doubles the
crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates Of hundreds OF
we'll known planters and farmers, and every
information, sent free to any one applying by
letter or otherwise to HOOE & WEDDER-
BURN, Alexandria, Va; ALLISON &ADDI-
SON, Richmond, Va; or the Lodi Manufac-
turing Company, New York. ia 26-2m
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ELECTION OF OrF1CERs.-At the last
regular meeting of Liberal Grove, No. 9,
United Ancient Order Of Druids, the fol-
lowing officers were duly elected: G.
Hebermehl, n. A.; Henry GreeDwalt, V.
A.; F. W. A. Ktingenburg, Secretary !;
William II. Paul, Treasurer George
Gersdorf, Conductor; F. Hetrich, l. G.
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Mnri71e TnfeiEiGe7,ce.

M1NIATUREA ALMANAC, FEBRUARY S, 1868.
Sun rises .........64 47 Moon rises. ......6.l 10
Sun sets............5l3 High tide, p. NJ. .o2
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, L. 3. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
MEMORANDUM.
Bareuc (Br.) Bertha Temple, Mitchell, sailed
from City Point for Norfolk, 10 load with grain
and cotton for Liverpool, on the 7th
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RE A COUGH, A COLD, Or A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue,
irritation of the lungs, q permanent throat dis
ease, or consumption, is often the result
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having a direct influence to the parts, give i'm.
mediate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptiYs
and throat diseases, TROCHES are
used with always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them TO clear
and streng then the voice.
Obtain only R
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any Of the worthless imita.
tions that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc 26-.eo
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D. T. WILLIAMS s. Co.-This case, which
has occupied the attention of the Circuit
Court of Richmond for several days past,
was decided yesterday-the jury bringing
in verdict in favor Of the defendant.
This was an action to recover the sum of
81, ,O57 alleged to be due by the defendant
to the plaintiff for money had and re-
ceived by the defendant for the plaintiffs s
use. .L ..~1 .ss.-s -sA
The facts, as we understand them, are
briefly these: In 1861 the defendant is
charged to have received certain drafts
for collection for the plaintiff, and received
payment in Confederate money, being
thereto authorized by the said agent.
This money was rendered to the secretary
of the company, he being the only officer
of the company in the Confederacy. The
agent instructed the defendant to keep it
until it was called for by Mr.. Giles, who
was the receiver of the Confederate
States, and who bad notified him that all the
interest of said company had been confis-
Gated. The balance in the hands of the
defendant was deposited by him, with his
own money, in the Farmers Bank of Vir-
ginia. and remained there until the confa-
grafton Of April Sd, 1865.
The plaintiff insists that the defendant
made himself liable by mingling the money
with his own. The defendant, on the con-
trary, maintains that the loss, under the
circumstances, should be borne by the
plaintiff. ~
Messrs. Howison s. Dooley appeared as
counsel for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Thomas P. August, John Howard, and
James Lyons, for defendant. -
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ELECTION OF WoRTaY PATRIARcH.-At
its regular meeting on Thursday evening
Springfield Division elected Rev. G.. W..
Petherbridge worthy patriarch for the en-
suing term. He will be installed on next
Thursday night,
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Editor of DiSpatch .

LuIlUT y U1SPUICt' - = - =
Dear Sir,-I notice in yesterdays issue
Of your paper statement concerning a
difficulty between "Deputy Constable
Mayo" and negro woman. Please state
that the present deputy constable is not
William G. A. Mayo.
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The following correspondence was re
ceiyed at this office yesterday:
RICHMOND, February 7. 1858.

RICHMOND. February-7, 1868.
Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-In the local column of yes
terdsy's Dispatch, February s, in giving an
account of the garroting and robbiug OF
Mr. George II. Brown, you state that il
appears about o'clock policeman Hix met
Mr. Brown, who was uuder the influence
of liquor, and engaged negro man to
carry him home. In justice to Mr.. Hix, I
have to say that he did not engage any
one to carry me home, as knew what
was doing, aud felt able to take care of
myself. The whole statement, as far as
policeman Hix is concerned, is erroneous.
s-'a GEoRGE H. Brown.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDISG.-The jury in the
case of Lanier Brothers s Go. Us. Carr &
Poindexter brought in o verdict and judg-
ment for the plaintiff for 300.
The case Of Beazley (assignee) Us. Will
liamson's administrators was called, aud
after some discussion continued until to-
day.
The regular calling of the docket will be
commenced at 10 o'clock TO day. -.
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=Airllnmlla 1ispatrlr.
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1858.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION. OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
JITY. -.--- u
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The editors will please insert the above,
and oblige, Respectfully yours,
GEORGE T. HIx, Policeman No. 80.
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HEHR1co COUNTY CoURr-JUsT1cE G..
D. PLEAsANTs PREsIDING.-Joseph Clay
tor, charged with assaulting Constable =.
w. Robinson while in the discharge of his
duty, was fined twenty dollars and costs.
A few cases of civil matter, unimportant
to the public, were disposed of.
The case of the Richmond, Williams
burg, and Central Turnpike was set for
Monday. This case has excited some IN
terest among the residents of District NO.
2. 1t is an action brought against the
turnpike by certain residents along its
line to show cause why their charter
should not be surrendered, on the charge
that their road is not kept in the order
which the Law requires. Hon. Henry A.
Wise, representing the company, is op-
posed by his son, John S. Wise, who re-
presents the complainants.
The court adjourned to meet on Monday.
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THE MONTHLY CONCERT soP PRAYER for
the Baptist Sunday schools willtake place
at s. P. NJ. at the Grace-street Baptist
church, s. 1g11a
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CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMoSD-JUDGE
JOHN A.. MEREDITH PREsIDING.-Several
important cases were disposed of in this
court yesterday. They will be found else
where.
Two aliens were admitted into all the
rights and privileges of citizenship.
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TheGt.-White, 70 bushels fair at $2 50 81
bushels medium 1T $3.50; u bushels very in
ferior at 81 so good al 81 40.
Corn.-White, rs bushels 1T 81 OH /; 1S6 bush
els 1T 81 .06 2j6 bushels at II 0J 65S bushels on
private terms-total, ,l9S bushels Yellow, no
sales. Mixed. $50 bushels 1T $l.OJ-total, 34S
bushels.
oats.-2l6 bushels good ut 66c. 320 bushels
fair at 6jc.
Rye-20 bushels good at SILL
Msal.-Country bolted, ~ bushels at $1.l5;
100 bushels on private terms-total, l24 bush
els.
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p 1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| BEMAINING IN THE RICHMOND
;ht1ST. ~ OFFICE FEBRUARY s, 1865.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, February 7, lS6
OFFERISGS

OFFERINGS.
lT1eat.-White, OBS bushels, new offerings.
Red, "a bushels, new offerings.
C6rn.-Whte, COZ bushels, new offerings !;
re-eXhibited, 500 bushels-total, !, ,l9S bushels.
Yellow, none. Mixed, 34S bushels, new offer
ings.
Oats.-96s bushels new offerings &c bushels
re-exhibited-total, 99i bushels
RYe.-20 bushels, new offerings.
IMenl.-White, l24 bushels.
Dried Apples. 500 pounds, re-exhibited
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Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG-FR1DAY MoRNING.-Margaret Smith,
Jane Frayser, and Letitia Short, were ar
raigned for picking the pocket Of La
Prade. In the absence of conclusive tes-
timony the parties were discharged.
Lewis Lottier (negro) was arraigned for
stealing four turkeys from Mr.. Courtney,
of the Arlington House. Lewis was ar
raigued but a few days since for burglary.
He was sent on to be examined for felony.
Daniel Trent (negro), charged with steal
ing coal, was sent about his business.
Pillus Johnson (negro), was charged with
stealing two pistols valued at six dollars
from John W. Burnett.
Lewis Johnson (negro) was charged with
assaultipg and beating Robert Deadman
negro boy) in the market, was required
to give surety for his future good behavior
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NOTICE Having qualified as admins
in TRAITOR Of the estate cE L, McKowan. de-
ceased. and appoinled MAAeARgT A. MCCALL
INV agent, all persons having claims against
said estate Will present the same, properly
10 her for settlement, and all
persons indebted TO the estate Will make pay
ment 70 her. .or 81 e { MeKewan. I o. % deceased
Tsbrnaryl j. 1868. E.afs8 80 Site
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the mortgage

NOTICE.-Holders. of the mortgage
IN bonds of the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company are requested TO report them TO the
president of the company without delay. Ar
rangements have been made to otter IN ex,
cha nge for them bonds Of the Richmond and
Danviile Railroad Company. Those not re-
por ted within six months will be regarded as
LOST, and no reservation made for their salts
faction. ..gt.s.sy ss, se,lsl w. ID. RAShlNS. !,
81 President Roanoke Valley Railroad Go.
70 sU1 1ynk
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H0ro e Nnd Mules for N.e,

TOR SALE. a fine HARNESS and SAD
A. DIE HO S perfectly reliable ~
in gear, only six years old, and war LIN
ranted sound and 10 ride elegantly. ~
Address, for particulars, +. 2. G.
. fe 6-2w box 90, Louisa Courthouse, Va.
IN YOUNG MULES, JUST FROM
OU KENTUCKY, just received ut 49,
the EXCHANGE LIVERY AND 1S>
SALE STABLES. Franklin street, ,---<.
Also, n lot of fine YOUNG HORSES suitable
for farm purposes, which will sell at fair
prices.
invite the attention of the farmers and
planters of North Carolina and Nir!i ~ 10
this superior lot Of stock, and promiSr lem
satisfaction as to quality and price.
fe 22-lF22 JOHN E. DAt IS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-08
Hardware.

GPEAR s. JACkSON'S SAWS.-One
y package Of these unriyalied S A W s.
Hand, Panel, Rip, Tenon, and Compass-of
my own importat tion, direct from the makers.
For sale at lowest market rates by E.l.s
III CHARLES J. SINTON,
noe 1888 Main street.