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Medical Adyfce.-DR WIN X. DoHERrYs Mede a~uo
Surgical Institute becoming sine qua non ~
and health of citizens anu ms 'Py
ding reputation although it excite surprise po' ~
of kill. and follows the naturdi eheN VI 80
cause We are personally acquainted with gen'eHVn
had for wears under disease and who han VT
ken Of every available that PROMISED re-
lief without until they called upon pH
who Incredibly short space OF Time mas CIV 'ne
tire relief 1t gratifying this fact because the
who seeks not by defamation OF other
establish his reputation to rear the OF
his own upon the ruin another fame The Doctor cong
his such that must De gratifying
to all his patients He examines ADVISES anu
without charge and the patient after hearing his terms Tor
accept reject pleasure In no case does
the Doctor make unless he effects cure ms ne
is able the confidence which long ex-
perence has given and doubt the consolation which APP
pertains TO that confidence Persons afflicted with either a.
chronic would well consult the Doctor
at all do harm. for consultation no ASKS
no fee does he insist obedience to his advice unless
Sacramento opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's ofhce.-&In Francisco NsUS.
Special NOttceIn calling attention of the reader to
the advertisement of DR. c. Youngs Institute to be found
IN another of this paper feel answering the
dictates of honest pointing suffering hui
mainly the honest and skiful Medical practitioner 1t is
the duty of whose knowledge places 1t in his
guide to those who otherwise would unw
tngy take path. There is need to wear out
life of pain and anguish. and in the end fill dishon"red
Hesitate longer unfortunate ones but turn to the
Doctor who you giving in place of wasted
energies and impaired constitution full health yigor and
power.
The Institute has been successful operation Tor seven
teen and il the pioneer Institute OF the coast
o il has been he pioneer n the march of progress
We aiicted-read the advertisement and
follow it's advices. S7:ly
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Births:

At Lewiston, December 23d, the wife of 3. H.
Bradley, of twips-sox and DAUGHTER.
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"P s Bartlett" Watch in ~ IS karat Gold Hunting
Case $50 coin.
"waltham Watch Co." Watch, in 20 o. IS karat Gold
Hunting Case, Ss4 coin
"Appleton Tracy & Co." Watch in ~ o. IS karat Gold
Hunting Case SS7 coin.
Any additional weight 81 per dwt or so per o. extra
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HOWARD & CO.,
Jewellers and Silversmiths,
$40 Broadway, N. Y.


Every visiting New York is invited to call at our
establishment
In order that all may address with confidence We in
wife attention to the following:
Office of WELLS. FARGO 4 Co.
"a Broddtcoy, Nelo York Oct % 1868 I
Hs cheerflHy commend Messrs. ITo,oard d Co. GIG
Broad,cdy NeO Iork, to riends as a reliable and
trs,carthy firm, assurance that all ord.rs ,t
ttem tciH hare faithful aud prompt attention.
Z. GODDARD, Treas,
For WELLS FARGO Co.
W RAYMOND, Esq, San Francisco
T. HOWARD Esq, San Francisco.
T. X. BUTLER, Esq. U. s. Mint San Francisco
". ). HOBART, Esq, Virginia City, Nevada.
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Settle!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Notes and Book Accounts of John B. Nc
Glnnis have been placed in the hands of John
Martin for collection. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate settlement.
Weaveryille, August !, 1868. soto.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES ToMoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following spe-
cial appointments
Trinity Chapel-Thcre will be preaching
at this chapel, corner of Marshall and Nun
ford streets, every Sunday afternoon ut 4
o'clock until further notice. Sunday school
at o'clock.
Northern nMethodiSt.-Rev. w. F. Hemen-
way, Mt Normal School building, Navy Hill,
at ii A. M.
Seamae1a's BeMel.-Rev. F. ]. Boggs at
II A. NJ.
Third Presbyterian.-Communion ser
vices at II A. NJ.
First Baptist.-Rev. DR.. Ryland, at II
A. NJ, previous to leaving for Kentucky
Rev. DR.. Curry will preach at P. M.
Manchester BaptiSt.-Rcv. Henry c.
Townsend at II A. M.
st. Johns German.-Rev. William Ide
morning and night.
Rev. A. E. Dickinson will preach at Ro-
per's Mills ut P. NJ, and at his own
church morning and evening as usual.
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CITY ALMs-HoUSE.-A visit to the aims
house yesterday resulted in our obtaining
the following statistical information which
will be interesting to our readers
The paupers are under the care of Mr.
John Pearce, and seem generally to be con-
tented and satisfied with their situation
The systematic order which rules through
out the establishment, and the neatness and
cleanliness everywhere found, are charac-
teristic features of the institution. There
are two classes of paupers-whites and
blacks-and two buildings appropriated fol-
their use. The alms-house proper is sci
apart as 4 home for the whites, and the
building known as the smallpox hospital is
now occupied by the black paupers. The
Superintendent reports the department o
the inmates as generally satisfactory and
commendable. The blacks are particularly
courteous and polite. A major portion o.
them having been old family servants, Cur
appreciate their good fortune in being 81
comfortably situated.
The following is q statement of the num-
Der of paupcrs at present in the aims
house:
Whites: Male adults, Sc /; female adults
so; children, 20-total number whites, loo
Blacks: Male adults, 35 female adults
81; children, l5-total number blacks, Ill
Total number of both whites and blacks
2l7.
In this number all nationalities are re-
presented, there being representatives from
all of the nations of the Old World and
nearly all of the States in this country
Among them are several cases Of insanity
and one!old man, ramed Clark, who is said
to be Ill years old.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

w. II. TALL, High Constable, will sell ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ, In front Of his Office, lot OF
beds SOFAS tables, etc.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell on the pre-
misses at S p. NJ. y large brick tenement and
lot in Sidney on Cary between BelVlderc and
Pine streets.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Sheriff. will sell at II O'Clock
A. NJ u two-story wooden building on Broad
street near the Central depot.
COOK K LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock on
Council Chamber LII, horses, mules, COWS,
&c.
E. GATTIRIGHT will sell ut 10 O'Clock, at li3a
Main street, furniture, clothing dry goods,
boots, shoes, &c.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell Mt O'Clock T.
Nj. sixty building lots in Sidney between Do
yer aud Albcmarle and Belvldcre and Cherry
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MAYORS CoURT-FRlDAY MORNING
MAYOR ClIAHOON Observation-Disclosures Do
herty, charged with unlawfully assaultine
and beating his wife, was fined two dollars
and discharged.
Betsy Dixon (colored), arrested for as'
saulting Martha Anderson (colOred) with 0
rock, was fined two dollars.
William Myers, arraigned for making q
water attachment with the establishment OF
L. Linneman without G. permit, was fined
ten dollars.
Ben Henderson, John Clifford alias Ro-
bert Johnson, and W. II. Wilson, were ar,
rested for stealing lot of lead pipe from
an unoccupied house belonging to Mrs
Schwitzer. Robert johnson was sent to the
chain-gang for twenty days, and the others
were sent to Jail for the same number OF
days.
Mahala P. Johnson (colored), charged
with picking the pocket of William Jones
(colored) of apocket-book containing seven
dollars, was set back.
Il. p. Wilkinson (white), charged with
assaulting and beating Ann johnson (co-
lored), was fined $3.50 and discharged.
j. Selle, charged with having in his pos
session one pair of boots, the property of j.
C. Clayton, knowing the same to have been
stolen, was discharged.
Julia Carter, charged with stealing cloth
ing, the property of Henry Thompson, was
dismissed.
John Kulp and Peter Miller, charged
with beating and threatening to kill Thomas
Sloan, were discharged.
The case Of Peter Riley, charged with
stealing James McDonald's watch, was
postponed. '# ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-11

MILITARY COURT-LIEUTENANT S. A. DAY
PREsIDING.-The cases of Thomas Chase Us.
The Civil Authorities of Chesterfield Coan-
ty-among which are Messrs. James II.
Cox, 2. II. Wilkerson, l.. Wells, ii. X.
Graves, justices Of the peace; Nathan ii.
Cogbill, clerk of the county, and others
charged with conspiring to beat, bruise,
MAIN, &c., the said Thomas Chase also
Thomas Chase Us. Mr.. and Mrs. Nunnelly
and their two sons also Thomas Chase
Us. Edward s. Gregory, justice of the peace,
and Wyndham Gregory also Ii. K. Graves
and Hiram Henderson, ex-United States
soldiers, which have occupied the attention
of Lieutenant Day for the last FIVE weeks,
have been closed. The evidence covers
over two hundred pages of fooiscap, closely
written.
Lieutenant Day has exhibited great pa
tience, diligence, and marked impartiality
in the investigation. The decisions in these
cases are looked for with much interest
by the friends of the parties and the citi-
zens of the county generally.
NEEDS ATTENTIoN-The Webb property
on tho corner of Ninth and Hull streets. the
basement Of this building contains from
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ANOTHER PIC-NIc.-The members and
friends Of Claystreet Methodist Sunday
school propose having picnic excursion to
Ashland on Wednesday next. The parties
having the matter in charge are making
such arrangements as will insure q plea
SAINT time to all who may 60. 1t is certain
that the friends of the school cannot fail to
take advantage of this opportunity of
spending day pleasantly in the country.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
4 THE MANCuESTER POST-OFFICE

July IL. 1868:
LADIES LISr.-Mrs. John r. Anderson, Mrs.
W. }. Ahcrn, Miss Katie q. Anderson. Mary f.
Adkerson, Mrs. Fanny A. B!ltle, Mrs. Hanna
Bibbs, Miss Lizzie G. Britt Miss Mary Lou B:.-
kcr, Miss Ann j. Bevly, Miss Sarah +. Brown,
Susan F. Chalkley, Mrs. Ann X. Cox Mrs. Emma
j. Childress, Mrs IL. M. Cardozo, Miss Mary
Drake Mrs. Ann H. Drake, Mrs. Bette f. Elder,
Miss Susan Flood, Miss Ii. G., Graves, Mrs. DR.: f.
7. Gibbons, Mrs. F. V. Gorldman, Miss Ann Glib
bons, Mrs. Mary Hobbs Ms Elizabeth Hickman
Mrs VIZ. f. Hatcher, Miss Caroline A. Hawkins
Miss Alice Hancock, Mrs. Evline JeInmiSon, Mrs.
Mary II. Lipscomb, Mrs. Susan V. Miller, Miss
Matte 4. Martin, Mrs. Selma Mathews Mrs. Nj.
J. MlcklcS, Mrs. Matilda a. Mlckins, Mrs. Betty
Quarlcs, Mrs. Minerva Roberts, Mrs. n. Nj. X
Scarborough, Mrs. Henrietta Scruggs, Miss Matti:
Sims. Mrs. S. Thorpe. Miss Mollie Turner. Mrs.
Martha Taylor, Mrs II. A. Walden.
GESTLEMEN'S LlST.-Wiliam Adams, David
Brown, William III. Brandcr, Ben. q. Blythe, at
son f. Bass K. b. Bentley, james 4. Clarke, John
Archer Collins Buck Fisher, Berrey Graye, M. j.
Hickey (2). John X. Hatcher James Is. Jones,
Elisha johnson, Rufus Jackson, John Jackson,
Andrew Kelly, David Moore, \. 9. Nuliday, Ghas.
O'Connor. William Puckett. Perry K Cox, F. z.
Rutlin J: Robertson (2l J. II: Snead, Rev. Jordan
Smith H. Clay Thompkins II. II. Tally, Nathan
lei Thomas Henry Vaden Sam. Wise, James Yves.
leyan ID. j. Wesigcr, =. Z. Willis Andrew B.
Waugh, Rev. Richard Wells, Thomas X. Wcsi-
ger. j. M. MOODY, !. Nj.
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VOL. XXXV.

RI. Ramssettcr, s. Rapp & Co., William
Kayland, William RankinS, Peter Rcses (colorctl,
Samuel Rcdford, Reynolds 4 Co., Thomas Ritty,
4. l.. Robertson, - Roddy, A. Roswell Clark
Rowe, Frank Robson, James Rock. James c. Roy,
John Rohn NJ. l.. Robinson, Russell Robinson,
+: W Robinson, w. r. Ruiiin.
S.-Enist Sauberlich, X. ). Sansay, Winston T.
Saunders, II. schntder i Co., James Scanlon, John
+. Seay, Nj. N. Seay, - Shrivcr, A. W. Shcl,
dron, IL. +. Sharp t2), James e. Sheppard, Il. X.
Sheppard, K. T.. shlphcrst Andrew l.. Slime,
r. Smith, Smith & Co, Hubert Smith, Joe Smith
tcolorcd), Irving Smith, Lewis w. Smith, Mr
Spies, Leopold Spies, d. S. Staples, ii. Shwartz,
George French Strother J. w. Stout, j. A. Stock.
Edwin Sully, w. r. Sutton & Brother, II. Sweet
T.-Taylor & Ftgg, William l.. Taylor, w. l..
Talmon, j. Il. Taylor, r.. II. Thompson, Hcnr,
Thon, j. J.. Thompson John Thomas, Ii. A.
Thomas, H: J. Tlbhs, G; c: Tinsey, }. B. Tim
TribbctL Robert Trial, ID. a. Trlce John Tunsel,
J. Turner. John w. Turner, james s. A. Turner,
}. Frank Tyler.
WAN Anims & Williams, Jerry vcnatle, F.
W.-Binie wardia, G.. w. Washington, f.
Waschmer +. :. Wathall, John ID. Warren, j.
+. Wahuary, l.. B. Walker, Tom Watkins, Thos
Walsh. Frank Warner, Richard Wells, Barny
Wcfman, Henry Wharton, K. q. Wharton, 5. G.
George Williams III. II. Wilkins, L. c. Wcisger.
Joseph H. Williams, }. ". Wilkes, John A. Wit
tel, McCayer Wild, l.. Wilson, Samuel W lillian.
son, Thomas G. Wllers Wiley Wilson, Wood &
Gikman, James Voolfolk, j. Blythe Woore, JAS
Woodson, Il. j. Woodbridge, w. w. Wood, W rel
ALEXANDER SHARP, r. NJ.
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The BRISTOL CoNyENTIoN.-The Bristo
Convention will commence on the 18th in
slant. The delegates appointed by the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce can OBJ.
tain their certificates from the secretary OF
that institution. These certificates insure
free ticket going and returning.
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TIE SOUTHERN OPINION for this week Is capl-
tai number: Pungent and pointed local para
graphs-edtorials touching upon the topics and
times-thc Democratic Convention and its nomi-
nees-the treachery of Chase. See the Southern
cpi7siOR.
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WHEAT.-By our Corn and Flour Ex'
change report it will be seen that wheat ad
yanced ten cents on the price of the day
preceding. The sales show that very nearly
all on Change was solds andIthat the market
Was quite active.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, July 10, 1883.
OFFERINGS,


U1ent.-Whitc new. ]. 67l bushels. Red (newl
ESQ bushels old, Ii bushels.
Coru-Wnite, 27o bushels. Yellow, 300 bushels.
Mixed, l02 bushels.
OCns.-4t bushels.
Rus.-36 bushels.
MedL-WhIte % bushels.
BALES.
Vhe1t-New White, $50 bushels good OH pri-
vate terms /; l"5 bushels prime on private terms !:
loo bushels prime at $2.eo; lss bushels prime at
g. c.; l7s bushels very good at ST. se2 bushels
prime at 81. CA; 90 bushels dirty 1t S2:se-tota
l,67i bushels. 4 d. u bushels fa.r At S2.4a; 22G
bushels good al $3.50: 11G bushels very good at
$3.50; l2o bushels prime mt Se5J: Ii bushels OLD
very good. at ~. .so-total, $50 bushels.
C07n.-White, J. brshcls At 81 .s2l - bushels
dama"ed at 81. ls6 bushels at Si.23: IS bushels
at Sl.25-total, $50 bushels. Yellow 200 bushels at
81. 22s. Mixed, lo2 bushels at si.20.
Odts.-h bushels good ut roc.
Rye.--35 bushels very good at $1.4o.
Meal.-Country white, unbolted. 20 bushels on
private terms.
RE-EXHrBITED.
Corn.-Yellow, 200 bushels.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
The case of N. J. Hinton, charged with
violation of internal revenue laws, was fur
ther heard by Commissioner Chahoon yes
terday, and continued until II o'clock this
morninp
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE JULY Ii
ls6s.-Miss Estelle Collins, Lewis Hill
Richmond, Va; John VIM, Charlottes'
vile, Va; William F. Nolen, New York
Henry Schafer, Sussex Courthouse, Va.
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SUNDAY School MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Baptist Sunday
School Association will take place ut the
First Baptist church next Monday evening
OF half-past o'clock.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 10, 1853.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York. mcr-
chandsc and passengers. w. &. Dmham & Go.
Steamer state Of Maryland. Travcrs. Baltimore
merchandise and passengers Harycys 4 Williams
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancock, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chand!sc and passengers, L. Il. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance. PHILADELPHIA, mcrctan-
disc and passengers ". l.. Porter.
Schooner Flying Scud Mitchell, Norfolk light
Schooner j. Z. McShaIu, Johnson Philadelphia,
Stone, Crowcll u Currie.
MEMORANDUM.
NEW YoEK, July 9.-Sailcd, brig lErazlD Ca
Clique, Cintra, for Richmond.
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DEATH FROM WoUNDs.-Mr. Edwards,
the man who was shot by the Bush brothers
of James City county for the alleged seduc-
ton of their sister, died from his wounds
on Saturday night.
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FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.G


FOR RENT,
two-atory brick dwelling on Franklin between
Twentv-second and Twenty third streets, contain
Ing eight rooms, kitchen, gas, aud water
FOR RENT,
dwelling over G. Dwyer's store, oil Main between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets north side, con-
taiuiuy eight rooms, kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
that handsome four-story brick dwelling on west
side OF Seventh beyond Leigh street, containing
ten rooms, k'tchcn &C., with gas and water.
FOR RENT.
small brick dwelling on Franklin between Twenty
third and Twcnty-fourh Streets with i've roons,
&c.
two story brick dwelling on Twcnty-fourth between
Broad and Marshall streets, containing eight
rooms kitchen, &C.. recently occupied by Mr. liig-
gins.
two-story frame dwelling corner Twcnty-flEth and
NJ streets, containing five rooms, kitchen, &c.
one of those very desirable new frame tcncmonts
corner Twenty and Clay streets, with live
rooms kitchen, water. Nc.
FOR RENT,
tween Leigh and Jackson streets, containing five
rooms cacn, in good repair.
FOR RENT,
four-story brick dwelling on Cary between First
and Second streets, containing ten rooms Kitchen,
&c.
STORES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
that large and desirable store corner Of Eighteenth
and Main streets, suitable for any business.
FOR RENT
store No. 1923 Franklin street, well suited for u
grocery and commission house.
FOR RENT,
store on the south side of Franklin street recently
occupied by K. HarGcsty rs clothing house.
FOR RENT,
store corner OF Seventeenth and Grace streets.
FOR RENT,
store on Seventeenth between Grace and Franklin
Str cts, recently occupied by e.. Wremcr aS Il bar.
Apply to LYME K BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctonccrs, ~,
iv II Main 81 -
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two to four feet Of stagnant water, sending
forth an" insuffcrab'e stencil"
MARKET.-TheM Manchester market-house,
which has been closed for several weeks,
will be re0pened this morning.
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NTOTICE.-As em about to depart for
Y Europe, ! have appointed Mr.; Join q.
eaiye all moneys due or to become due To me In
the State Of Virginia. GEORGE GAVINZEL.
RICHMOND, July J. lsaS. Jys-lw
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, july II, 1868.
Sun rises ses............4Gi Moon rises. .........u.?
Sun sets. .7.l3 High Tide, A. MIS-;
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9itlrmo11d 1ispatrk,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH Z"
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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REAKFAST STRIPS.-10 boxes prime
ID sn,al-.ized BREAKFAST STRIPS for sale
by -
iy0-st SAMPSON JONES, JR., Il co.
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GAIT, SALT, SALT.-We are now daily
~ expecting a cargo of s, 900 sacks LIVERPOOL
FACTORY-kILLED SA l. t. Marshall's and
Verdin Il Sons brands-in prime, clean order,
which we offer for sale To arrive.
iy lot S. G. TARDY & co.
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THE PHILLIPS MURDER TRIAL
NINETEENTH DAY.

THE PHILLIPS MURDER TRIAL.
NINETEENTH DAY.
MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL.
DECISION OF THE COURT.
FINAL BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.
MOTION FOR ARREST OF JUDGMENT
VERR UL E d.
THE SENTENCE OF DEATH.
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DECISION OF THE COURT.
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On BARRELS ISLE OF WIGHT CIDER
AV VINEGAR, genuine article, for sale by
SAMPSON JONES, JR., u CO.,
Fifteenth street
jyp-3t between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-11

AIEW METHOD OF WASHING
IN CLOTHES WITHOUT LAB0R:-The Az,
TOMATO CLOTHES-WASHERA AND BOILER
does the work In twenty minutes. Can be USED OF
any stove or range. II has been thoroughly testea
and prc Sounced uneqnalled us CL O. ID b
WASHER by the thousands who have 1t IN use.
% "a ss yr.f !. i4l7 Main street.
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MOTION FOR A NEW TRIAL.
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rrSy' OF LETTERS.

-, oF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
I 81 WA IN TIE RICHMOND POST
J.. 'JI'LY II, 1858:
IEF!'T' LADIES' LIST.
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EOR RENT, A FRAME DWELL a.
4 ING on Main street, Sidney, containing III
six rooms and kitchen with two rooms, &c.
5. N. DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr,
fY ll-9t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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THOICE PORTO RICO MOLASSES AND
" GOLDEN SYRUP.
W. HUNDLEY & TATUM.
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IFSTIENlEk,S LIST.

=. Young, Mrs. L. Yearly, Miss j. Young.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-08-17
Washington Township Club.

The Democrats of Washington town
ship met at their Club roons at the
Independence Hose House, on Friday
uirht. Messers S. MCDONALD, JOHN
HrGHEs, aud W. HEYMAN, Committee,
rrported the Constitution recommended
Ly the State Central Committee, with
the recommendation that the Clab
add thereto such Bylaws as may be
necessary to insure effective work.
Report of the Committee adopted.
Th. following gentlemen were ap'
pointed ON various Committees by the
Club:
Executive Committee-John Muth,
$. Mcdonald, J. Burley, j. Glossclos,
joins Hughes.
Finance eCommittee-0ttoK Klee, Fran
els Elbert, G. Price, Peter Gundling
and Richard Nolan.
A Committee on Registration was ap'
pointed but the names have not been
furnished us.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed a committee to secure a suita-
ble pole and have it erected near the
Democratic headquarters of Washing
ton township:
Messrs. Forbes, j. st. Myers, james
Murray, G. Mayer, J. Stein, ID. McCor'
mick.
Committee on Music: Messrs. Bu-
chanan, Gundlirg and Price.
On motion, the hour for meeting was
fixed at G. o'clock every Friday even
ing.