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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-26

One OF THE RADICAL OFFICE-sEEKERs.-
committee which recently visited Washington
was gotten up at the instigation OF j. l. -.
Danner, and solely on selfish grounds. Dan
ner aspires TO be Mayor OF this city, and Is
working with heart and soul 10 effect 1t. a
short history of the life of Danner VIII sho"
what prospect he has for success When the
State of Virginia seeded or about that time,
he was in one of the departments 1T wash
ington-that of the Treasury, we belleve-but
Immediately resigned and came 10 Richmond.
All who We're living here 1T the time VIII re-
member with what enthusiasm he espoused
the secession doctrine, and with what alacrity
he followed the " second class militia TO the
field. After the war, he espoused the cause
of the negroes, hoping 10 get office At thelr
hands. But being disfranchiSed by reason OF
having held office under the United States
Government and then engaging n rebellion,
it became necessary TO procure pardon. 10
attain this object he got up petition ana
sought signatures mostly among the negroes.
They signed it readily, but OF the white men
10 whom it was presented only fe" siSha
lures were obtained. On the contrary, they
violently opposedit it, and we have heard IL IN
timated that so far from endorsing his appl-
cation, a counter petition has been sent Oh
stating all the facts of the case, ana strongly
urging that no pardon be granted Such are
some of the antecedents OF one OF the ihen
who now seek by negro maJorIties 10 Iii Tie
offices of this city.
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AN INTERESTING AWARE. .-MeSsrs. S. 5. Cor
TRELL ami G.. g. ELLETT having Il controversy
upon 4 demand by the former upon the latter
for contribution to the expense of putting up
two partiwalls, very sensibly submitted the
case TO arbitration. ISAAC H. CARRISGTOS,
Esq. was chosen. The walls are on TWO lots
of Mr.. CoTTRELL's, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, on Main. Mr.. CARRISGToS
has made an award, which ia that CoTTREIL
has no claim upon ELLETT for such contrlbu-
ton. There had been for forty years partl-
walls on the ground and COTTRELL con tended
that as the joint owners of such walls are
bound 10 share equally in the expense OF all
necessary repairs, they should be bound to di-
vide equally the expense OF rebuilding them
when destroyed. This point Mr.. CARRISGroS
decided against COTTKELL, on the ground that
when such walls are destroyed the owners oil
the land are RENTED 10 their original rights,
and 4 new contract must be proved. ELLETT
however, is 4 mere lessee, and is not bound by
the acts of the owners in this case, if they had
made Il new contract rs 1t does not appear
that more than one of the owners in common
of the lot between CoTTRELL's two lots did,
and that owner is dead, and CoTrRELL had no
written contract even with him.
This is 4 subject of interest and Importance
TO owners OF real estate. 1ne above state
ment is substantially and correctly the nature
and the decision of the case of CoTTKELL ana
ELLETT. Many builders of houses have merely
verbal nderStandings about parLl-W:llls, ana
few, we imagine. are aware that the Ii" VIII
not recognize such. If in such cases one OF
the parties declines TO respect the moral obll-
CATION OF such an agreement, ana determines
to avail himself of the use of the wall already
built without paying for IT, he cannot De m;lue
10 do so. This is in conformity with the legal
requirement touching real estate-tnat IL can
not be conveyed without Il written contract.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEET1Sd.-A caled eeting
or the stockholders of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburs and Potomac Railroad Company
was held ut the office OF the company yester
day, Mr. James H. Cox in the chair, ana Mr
J. B. Win ston secretary.
nounced that the meeting had been called to
take into consideration the consolidation o.
the Richmond, Frederick sburg and Potomac,
the Richmond and Petersburg, and the re-
tersburg and Weldon Railroad Companies
After q lengthy debate upon the subject, II
was decided not 10 take any definite action in
the matter until the annual meeting in No.
vember next; for the reason that the other
companies had not taken any definite action
The meeting then adjourned.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
STEAMER LOS

On Tuesday night about 10 o'clock the
steamer Alexandria, from Philadelphia for
Richmond, was burned at the wharf ut City
Point, where she had stopped TO deliver freight
for Petersburg.
The Petersburg freight was all discharged,
when the boat was discovered TO be on fire
around the boilers. Efforts were promptly
made to save the vessel, first by the assistance
of pipes TO conduct water upon the flames,
and that falling to scuttle the vessel which
was alike unsuccessful A breeze sprung up
1T the time, which very much increased The
flames, and fastened the destruction of the
boat, which was soon burned to the water
edge.
The Alexandria had q very heavy freight
list. She had Il part of the freight OF the Nor
folk, the vessel which preceded her, besides
her own. Her consignments We're for Rich.
mOnd, and through freightS for the Central
and Danville railroads, and the canal What
| was their aggregate value we are unable to
say but it is said to have been the most valu
able cargo from Philadelphia since the war.
The loss is considerable to our own mer-
| chants, but we trust they are insured.
The Alexandria was owned by w. +. Clyde
Co, of Philadelphia. She was built in that
city in 1856, and rates a ~, and 35S tons, new
register; was built of the very best oak, and
copper and iron fastened Her length was l2i
| feet, % feet beam, depth of hold u feet, don-
BILE decker, and very fine vessel. She was,
more than probably, insured.
We are indebted to Mr.. j NJ. Gallagher,
purSer of the Hatteras, for these particulars.
This vessel brought up the Alexandria pas
sengers.
The agent of the line, Mr.. w. +. Porter,
left yesterday evening on tug for City Point
TO investigate the circum>tanC Of the burn
ing
i. S.-We learn that the amount of insll-
rance upon the Alexandria'S cargo in this city
is very small. The Richmond insurance com
panieS lose nothing. The Georgia Home In
surance Company John II Montague, agent
had 81, 100 upon the cargo.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

RICHMOND, March 25, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
IThent.-Red, "a bushels.
Corn-White, PCS bushels. Yellow, ::
bushels. Mixed, 222 bushels.
its.-1. .4sO bushels.
Rye.-iGS bushels.
FMTSeed. - bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-Red, "a bushels very good on pri
vate terms.
CUrm.-White, 80 bushels very damp at 81
800 bushels damp 1T Sl.U6; "a bushels at II .07
o4O bushels 1T Sl.0S; 200 bushels on private
terms. Yellow, - bushels 1T Sl.ll. Mixed,
III bushels ut 81. .OS 80 bushels 1T 81. 10.
OettS.-24 bushels damaged 1T Soc; 30 bush
els fair at zoe. SO bushels fair Ut 7lc. 80
blIShels Is good white At 72Ec.
Rye.-24 bushels slightly damaged ut 81 80 !:
Is bushels fair 1T Sl.6l; 30 bushels fair 1t
81 .G2h IS bushels inferior OH private terms.
FlnrSeed.--4 bushels ut y 90.
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CHARTER GRASTBD.-Judge Meredith yester-
day granted charter of incorporation to
Sisters Mary Innocent or Mary Cunningham,
Mary Paula or Judith Grimes, Aloysia or
Margaret Kane, Eulolia or Catherine Nc
Kennn, Mary Ellen or Ellen Weaver, TO form
n society to be named q The Sisters OF Charity
of ST. Patrick's School"
The object of the Society is to educate girls.
1t will own not more than five acres Of land,
which will not exceed in value 100000, and
which will be located III Richmond.
The superior and only officer for the first
year will be Sis ter Mary Innocent, otherwise
Mary Cunnin CHAM.
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ARRIVAL OF CoSvIcrs.-The following Is
list of the names of convicts brought to the
city yesterday and lodged in the penltentiary
Washington Thomas (colored), fifteen years
for house breaking: Shadrack Adams lco-
lored), ten wears, for malicious shooting; VIII
liam Balmer (colored), one year, for house
breaking; Leroy Thayer (white), ten years
for grand larceny Robert Jones teoloTedl,
three years, for grand larceny; William
Henry Washington (colored?, one year, lof
house breaking: Henry Robinson lcolored),
four years, for same offence; Henry Williams
(coloredJ, two years, for same offence Rooet' eI
Boiling (colored), three years, TOR same ol'
fence; Patrick Hill (colored), 1fteen yeats
for same offence were sentenced py the nus
tings Court of Petersburg.
Richard Jones tcolored) was sentenced u SE
years imprisonment for house breaking oS
the Circuit Court of Norfolk county.
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-The following sales
were made yesterday afternoon at auut.on ,,i y!
Messrs. Lee l. Goddin: Brick dwelling on
Baker and St. Stephens streets, with lot l2s
by l4o feet, SO, 400 cash brick tenement WIN
five rooms, 10 by l4o feet, sl,o5o frame tene ,na
ment, ls by ll6 feet, with three rooms st-o ,
frame tenement, - by ll6 feet, with three
tS' by ilS feet, feet 81 81 900 frame tenement on ST.
Paurs street, with three rooms sloo frame
tenement In rear Of the above 1ron'lns on u
alley, with one room, $40; vacant lot on p
fsHd ise fset deem a ppsrt psr front foot-a3i0.
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SPRING GOODS,
SPRING GOODS.

JULIUS SYCLE,
a13 MAIN STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth,
has Just returned from New York, and will
open to-day 4
LARGE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
which were mostly bought 1T the late New
York auctions. Great inducements will be
offered in
DRESS GOODS,
SPRING CLOAKING, something new
WHITE GOODS of every description,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
LINENS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and NOTIONS.
A large assortment of CLOTH and CAS-
SIMERE at reduced prices, and everything
else usually found i'll q Grst-class Dry Goods
house.
r.u ot JULIUS SYCLE'S,
9l3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Inh 24-lw
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Th boats
IN of the JAMES RIVERapEe-1ITIsI ~ d
AND KANAWHA Cal A l. -
COMPANY will leave the dock rs usual
promptly at u O'Clock NJ on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg
and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid,
ut the option of the shipper. Freight received
and delivered 1T my office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till
charges are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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NO. IA.

/ SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETISG.-An adjourned
meeting of the Sunday School Committee
representing all the Christian denominations
of the city, was held on Tuesday evening in
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
sociaton-Mr. J. u. K. Sleight acting as
chairman, and Colonel T. J. Evans secretary.
Very interesting remarks were made by Rev.
J. Peterkin, Messrs. Snyder, Evans, Winston,
and others, and q resolution adopted for hold
ing series Of meetings, commencing the Goth
of April next, for the mutual benefit Of all
the Sunday school teachers Of Richmond.
The following committee was appointed to
make all necessary arrangements for such
meeting: Messrs. A. Snyder, Colonel Evans,
Dr. J. Hall Moore, f. A: Williams, John F.
Glenn. and J. D. K. Sleight. Also, q commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. c. II. Winston and
G. L. Bidgood, to secure place for holding
the contemplated meetings The meeting was
harmonious and pleasant, and closed with
prayer by Rev. J. Peterkin.
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The PARTIES THAT WERE Is A HURRY TO
MARRY Yesterday, for the fifth time, Rich
ard james Branch and Victoria Bintord me-
groes) appeared before the Mayor 10 answer
the charge of conspirlng together SO rs TO ob-
tain (and did obtaln) Il certificate OF marriage
from the Hastings Court 10 marry the SAID
Branch to Octavia Mills (mulattol, and We
toria also TO answer for swearing that Octa'la
was twent,' Lone years OF age.
At th nvestigation the Bible IN when
was recUl ued the date OF the birth OF Octavla
was produced. The recorded date made DC
tavia n little over twenty one. The Mayor,
suspectiug that Branch had written 1T 10 sun
his purpose, made him write the same on
Il slip of paper. Il comparison showed lhat
the handwriting in the Bible corresponded
with that on the slip.
Octavia stated that there was another Blble,
In which was the right record and the mayor
bailed the parties TO appear yesterday morn
ing, in order to have the book produced in
court.
The Bible was produced in court, but the
leaf on which the record should have been
was torn out. On 4 iiyleaf was written
This book is preSen ted TO Victoria by --
with the sincere prayer that Its truths VIII
make her wise unto salvation" The Mayor
read the above 10 Octavia, and told her that
instead of its making her wise unto salvation
il had made her wise unto damnation, and
he would set her back, with Binford and
Branch. Thereupon the whole party took
back seats in the coop TO await-what?
After sitting awhile, the other OF Octavia
gave her consent that she and Branch should
be united, and the parties were discharged
Branch and Octavia have been married once,
but OctaYia's mother Insisted that the Xnol
should be retled.
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The CASE OF FERGUSON THE LECTURER
The case of Jacob Smith (negro), who was
examined on Saturday for abusing and threat
ening to kill Joseph Ferguson, who delivered
the address on 1.-THE Men 10 Reconstruct ' ir-
ginia," and was continued because parues
SUGGESTED that Ferguson was crazy, was
called up yesterday. The Mayor announced
that he had Investigated the matter, and
would dismiss the case, and Lhereupon dis
charged Smith.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH %, 1865.
Sun rises. .3.'5 Moon sets. ....... s''
Sun sets.........t.U7 High tide, A. M.. G.ol
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 2J, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, mer-
chandse and passengers, ). Ayres Co.
Schooner L. +. Wheaton, -, Philadelphia,
coal, b. Wardwel.
Sloop White Oak, -, Newbern, N. c.,
guano, 10 order.
Schooner Chesapeake, -, James river,
grain, l.. & ). Wortham.
SAILED.
Steamer Antelope, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Schooner Miskimmons, Johnson, Washing
ton, ID. G., granite, Crowell Currie.
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THE MEAT RoBBERY.-Ye Yesterday morning
the continued case of Andrew King (colored)
and John Schmidt (white) was called up
Andrew is charged with burglariously enter
ing the house of John Lindsey in the night
time, and stealing one hundred ana hlty
pounds OF beef aud Schmidt for buying tht
meat knowing il 10 have been stolen.
After tedious investigation, the mayor
committed both TO Jail to await trial before
IuI0p Rurnham
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BOARDING. HOUSE RoBBED.-1esterday after
noon the Mount Vernon boarding house,
kept by Mrs. Snellings, on Broad between
Ninth and Tenth streets, was robbed OF lot
OF bed clothing, several articles of ladies
wearing apparel, 4 small sum Of money, and
other yaluables. The room from when these
things were taken is in the third story and
had been left open by the servant. The thief
boldly entered the house, went up stairs, ga
thered up the piunder, and left without
being molested. One young lady, who can Ill
afford il. is q very heavy loser in clothing.
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DIR. WILLIAHs's TRAVELS IN EURoPE.-Inose
who attended the first OF these lectures on
Tuesday night will hardly require q reminder
of this evenings entertainment al the same
place. DR.. Williams does not follow the
:. Guide Book" so often done up Tor the
public. He gives impressions AS he felt them
scenes rs he saw them, and makes you fee
that you were one or that famous " Stone
Pavement Brigade whose adventures he re-
counts. Old men on yonr sticks, young men
and maidens, 20 OH that trip 10 Venice. Rome
across the Alps into Paris, TO night. You viii
have a cheerful time.
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THE ROBERT Z. LEE INSURANCE CoMpASy.-
A charter of incorporation for the formation
of company by the above name was granted
by Judge Meredith yesterday TO Messrs
Thomas H. Wynne, +. Mccarthy, Il. A. Ham
ilton, w. H. Wade, and L. ~. Brock
The object of the company is TO III sure on ai!
descriptions OF property to guarantee Tie
payment OF notes, bonds, or other evidences OF
debt; 10 insure against marine risks, &c. 10
receive valuables for safe keeping ana trans
not all business pertaining TO fire and marine
insurance. The capital stock shall not be less
than 800 900, with power to increase TO 81 ,OO0,
600 to be divided int shares of SlO0 each. The
principal office will be located in Richmond.
trhe officers for the first year will be: Thomas
H. Wynne, President; +. McCarthy, secretary
al
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The Concert LAST NIdHT.-The concert
which took place last night under the auspices
of the Ladies' Benevolent Society OF the
Temple House of Israel, for the benefit OF the
widows and orphans fund of that Society,
was Il complete success. Everything pas sed
off well, and all were delighted with the per
fOrmnnCe.
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PRICE OF Coal REDUCED. by reference to
advertisement i'll another column il will be
seen that Mr.. WardwelI is determined not To
be outdone in his endeayors to furnish citizens
with coal. He offers to sell Il tirst-rate article
of an thracte coal for nine dollars per ton. lie
solicts the patronage of the public.
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TEMPERANCE MEETISG.-A public tempe.
rance meeting will be held ut Clay street
Methodist church tomorrow nlgnt, uh'
der the auspices of Shockoe Hill DIVISION,
Sons of Tenn perance, commencing at nall past
: O. clock Interesting addresses may be ex-
pected The public are invited to attend.
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TREAauRER's ORPIcB, RIcHAosD AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD CoaPAyY,
RIcuNoyD. VA March 7. 1868,

NOTICE.-A meeting of the stockhold-
IN ers of this Company will be held at the
office of the Company, No. Gil Main street,
(up stairs,) between Ninth and Tenth etreets,
on WEDNESDAY the Sth day Of April next,
ut l2 O clock NJ, for the purpose OF considering
what action shall be taken In reference TO stock
seunestered and sold by the Confederate au-
thorities NJ w. WARRINGTON,
NH It'd treasurer.
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TEAR.-An Irishman too drunk to give
his name war arraigned and locked up in the
first station house early yesterday morning
after he had beaten 4 negro, broken Windo"
in Street Car No. g. and been disorderly gene,
rally. He was too drunk to be examined, ana
was sent into his cell 10 await u hearing THIS
morning.
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LH91tI AUe71CieS.


ID Ii. MAURY, JR., REAL ESTATE
hs AGENT, AUCTIONEER, AND NO
TARY PUBLIC,
AT THE OFFICE VIRGINIA LANDS,
CORNER MAIN And TESTH srREErs.
BY an Arrangement with General I'm boden,
with special reference to the city real estate
business, this Office offers TO the citizens OF
Richmond desiring TO sell or rent city pro-
perty the opport rtunity of extensive advertising
In the North, and OF direct personal inter
course with great numbers of northern pur
chasers arriving here every week. Property
for sale or lease, and applications 10 rent, will
be promptly attended to- NH 2i-lw
THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
Il VIRGIN1A.-E. &. RANDOLPH & co.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at northeast
corner Main and Tenth streets. w. Is. RO-
BINS, local partner.
This agency advertises ex tensiyely the lands
of parties who comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except in case Of sale and through
its extensive connections has disposed Of Il
very large quantity Of land since 1866.
Those who desire to sell within the year will
consult their interest by correspondence NJ
once with us, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
perty for sale. Address
w Il. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
Richmond, Va.
Now offering for sale, over FIVE HUN
DRIED PLACES. Send for catalogues.
in l7--3mdssw
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TURNER'S ADVICE to his friends is Keep in
out of the wet. To do so, first call on him and
get books, stationery, periodicals, newspa-
pers, &c, &c.
Turner is at lila Main street, with all ne
ceSsary reading material, &C, 10 keep one
comfortab BILE
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8irl1n}ond 9ispatrlr.
THURSDAY..... MARCH &c, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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WALL STREET, OFFICE No. 9, I
MN Xnpn March Is lSRS

4 GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
Il HOLDERS OF FWESTHAM IRON COM
PAM will be held ut SIS Wall street, room Q,
on TUESDAY, April 81, 1865, at IL NJ, to
ratify tha acts OF the committee appointed
June %, 1877; to confirm action referred TO In
circular issued by Directors of Dover Com
pany February %, 1863 and in general, to
transact any business which may be neces-
sary under the Code of Virginia in accepting
u charter of incorporation, II deemed expe-
dent or otherwise.
FREDERICK II. WOLCOTT,
NH 0O--lm President
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DjssOLat1dO2.s, dc.

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
" have formed q co.partnerGhip, for the
purpose OF conducting the COAL BUSI.
NESS, under the style of ALBERT BLAIR
& co. They have now OF hand u superior ar
ticlc Of LUMP COAL, and are daily expect
ing ANTHRACITE COAL; for which orders
will be taken, and elivered on arrival at tho
lowest market rates. Also, COAL for smiths,
steam engines, and fouudries.
Office 1T Mayo's Warehouse, Fourteenth
street, near Mayos bridge.
ALBERT BLAIR,
WILLIAM NJ. WiTHERS,
To my old customers and friends I desire 10
return my thanks for the liberal patronage
bss towed upon me for 81 many years, and ask
q contin uance of IL 10 the new concern, as
suring them that my best efforts shall bs used
TO please them in the future, as they have
been in the past
NH l4-eod2w ALBERT BLAIR.
THE FIRM OF C. B. FRY s CO., which
4 was composed OF @. 3. Fry and RO-
BERT OULD, trustee of Fannie u. Multord,
is dissolved By mutual consent.
All books, papers. and unsettled business or
the concern, and all its property, are placed
in the hands Of General JOHN i. Null
FORD, who will pay all debts against tho
concern, and Is alone authorized to collect its
assets. CHARLES Il. FRY,
ROBERT DULD,
trustee for Fannie II, Maiiord.
RICHMOND, March %, 1865. NH ai-lw
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LIST OF UyMAILABLE LETTERS N RIcH-
MoSD Posr-oFftcE MARCH 25.-Miss George
anna Clatern, Washington, ID. O., no stamp
B. T. Wllkerson, Richmond, Va, no stamp
Mrs. L. d. Hoppe, Lynchburg, Va, no stamp.
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THE EASTERN SrErRBs.-The work of i'm
proving Twenty-tifth street north of Broad
has progressed az far rs Leigh street Baptist
church The road bed has been rounded off,
and will be gravelled, while brick sidewalk
will be put down on one side for the benefit Of
pedestrians.