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the soldiers Of the war closing his address with the fol

the soldiers Of the war closing his address with the ro
lowing words . =,
have waited for this opportunity to give the le 10
the assertion 80 frequently made that wOulu reius
give you cordial support. No true soldier can Iau ~
THIS General welcome You here IN behalf OF your SOin
rades. Cursed he the hand that would refuse 10 give
ton 10 which we are soon TO call you, and may your
future days be as bright as the past have been useIu ana
glorious Is my sincere wish"
At the conclusion Of Cen Premises remarks and the
cheers and applause which followed Gen. Grant said
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN or QUINCY II Is impossible
for find words express my qualification for this
kind and enthusiastic reception. thought that
visiting your city very quietly 10 pay visit 70 my life
long friend Col + " Morris. What my surprise TO
find what seems be not only the whole city but the
County OF Adams turned out 10 welcome me 10 your
midst cannot properly thank for this ovation, but
permit me 20 return my heartfelt thanks FOR this
deserved marx OF your Partially and kind feelings
Generals brief address greeted with tunultu-
upplause.
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COLORADO
COLFAx IN CoLORADo-RECEPTION IN CEN
TRIAL CITY.

u - - ~
TRIAL CITY.
From The Central City Herald "a Democratic
organ we collate the following description Of Colfaxs
style Of oratory Speaking of meeting held on the lth
instant that place. AID OF Coaxs speech, The Herald
saws:
Mr. C0lfax made a pleasant little speech, which was
remarkable for anything partcula II was an easy
natural talk, without any apparent effort ana WITHOUT
pretensOn, which shows him to be polished Rentlena
and a cOnsummate politician. A remark IN yesterdays
Herald called him out the Negro Suffrage question
He said lac spoke that subject at Council Bus
but that he did speak the Negro Equality
question, aud would tell again what ne
said there. And he did tell Us fairly and
sauarely Negro equality his style. He rather takes
pride IT, hopes live and die IN that line OF busi
ness This sentiment he got of with hampressye my
terOus semi-regiOus air which Republican politicians
all affect and which, by the way, they have nearly worn
out We are glad however that Mr.. COfax 10 not as bad
as we thought be and that he stands so fairy
and clearly before this community, at least. MI COia1
made "A good impression AS he docs always IN crowd
e says Tower dlsagreeable things 70 prOlnlscuOus
rrgU liam auyluly.
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A new fire-engine has been invented by Can't.
Samuel Il. Russell OF Cincinnati, Ohio called Turbine
fre-Apparatus" This machine Is a sort OF engine for
forcing water through hose pipes 10 Rnv part OF
building fire. IL consists OF turbine watsT-wbeel
attached 20 a Waterman leading from tie reservoir
through the city IL 20 be placed in the basement OF
building with rotary pump and by the force which
the water eXerts the wheel The waste water
on through the IL Is claimed that the power Thus
obtained equal 10 that OF an ordinary steam reengne
and that the machine viii throw water equally high IL
recommended for large establishments where water s
required IN the upper part Of the building The water
may De turned on at mOmeQts notice, and where pines
are distributed throughout tie building, the walls per
tOrated any particular may be flooded without ma
Ssiiay damaging other apartments. The inventor saws
he Goes not wish 20 interfere with the City Fire Dena
unents, but only AID them, E
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Navy Department and that this meeting suggested by
Mr.. Lincoln himself was held he being present
Our EnR GIANT AND GRlSWOLD.


Mr.. Lincoln himself was held, he being present
OUT FOR GRANT AND GRIswoLD.
Edgar Hull. a talented young lawyer OF Fort
Edward Washington county, New-York, heretofore one
OF the leading Democrats Of the County, out fol-
Grant and Grswod in a long and able communication
explanatory of his views which we find published IN me
Fort EdigdTd Gazette, a Democratic paper. "hen MI
Hull first made known his convictions Of right and duty
he openly and UNANIMOUSLY assailed by every Demo
cratic pOhOuse politician III the county, but knowing
that truth was on his side he has charged home upon
them way TO send them skung back into their dehs
OF nfamy. We make the following extract from MI
Hulls card
maintain that the Democratic party Of to-day occupies
the position relation 10 the General GOyerneb
did the Southern wing Of the Democracy in 1862 and
proclaming the same dangerous ideas ana adyOeat
ing the revolutionary doctrines They are opposed
BY party, matter what Its errors have been winch
has proved its devotion the country ! know both
parties extremely radical. But have chosen 70
unite my fortunes at present with radeasm that pre-
serves-and opposes radcaism that tends 10 destroy
the Union. Aud because thus control my own acton
and vote baWlng demagOgues and hucksters nave en-,
deavored cry me down. My motives are questioned
and my integrity assaed Whisky shops ana gambling
holes spit forth venemOus ISLANDERS and lies ior crcua-
ton by my personal enemies But conscious that am
doing right and u the ecttude OF my motives, am en-
abled stand amid this hurting Storm aud Dd de-
nauce to them ALI.
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ALABAMA.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

IIL UIIUIINNIIN II'INI'1'
MONTGOMERY. August 2O-The following is
the Democratic electoral ticket State at arge-George
Goldthwaite of Montgomery, and Peter NJ Dox OF Mad
son First Dishief-H T. TOulmaine OF Mobile Alter
nate-W II r. Randall. Of Dallas. second Dsb7ci-f;
p1vre OF Montgomery. AoTnate-J. G.. Moore OF COnee
Tbird Distrct-J Henderson ofIalladegO Alterhhte-f
Ferruson OF Macon. Fotfrh Disiriet-B. j.. Lewis CT
shelly Alternate j. Jolly OF Greene. nm District
II Cruok OF T. lnouu. Alteruate-Wiiiam Richardson OF
MADAM SiYlh Distriet-A McAexandcr Of l.-uderdale
Aiternate-C. G. Harris OF Lawrence Ihe COh'ohuOh
adjourned al v o'clock This morning
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ont Of the South, under the pretense that the
% ~ m men who would redeem and save the
co1tb ore corpet-baggers and finally by flood
g., ,bo country with paper money until tne
IL s,.stem of our currency bursts ike inc
9Th Sea bubble, involving poor ana Ilcn'
bl,ck and white, Southerner and Northeinei
Democr,t and Republican, in common rum
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TIE LATE JUDHE BoNNEY-

AZ special meeting of the Executive Com
Aee 81 the Union League Club last evening on motion
Of Mr. Eaton, seconded by Col Cannon IL was
krtd That tie det Of the H0a Benjamin Vs. Bourev h,
proiound place on record an @
Of Ia moral ~oth and usefulness citizen respect for i
Of the bar SAT- Ju3efrv
tlr ID
Hsj That copy Of these resolutions be the family Of thu
1.ceaei tbt the BIecltve Committee Of this Club th
& lere requested "a on them
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MAINE.

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN sKOwHEGAN.
SKowHEGAN, Aug. 2O.-An immense mass
meeting OF Republicans held here to-day The Hon
W D. Kelley J. A. J. Creswell, l.. NJ Morrill, and j. g.
Blame made speeches This one OF the largest ana
most enthusiastic meetings ever held IN Somerset
County.
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OBITUARY.

Mr.. Ralph II. Shreve, Clerk of the United
States District Court In Trenton, n j. dod yesterday OF
govt In the stomach He was the hrst Clerk OF Mercer
a leading Wbig politician.
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Sam Gary of Ohio, of brawny arm and sweat
inr brow notorety is receiving punishment all sides
Tie Springfield Republican says
AS soon a. we saw Cen Cary-albeit ne Is the sesyied
champion OF the abOrDg cassWe knew that he was no
yUrklugmau His disguise, 30 far from conccdng,
loudly proclaimed the fact. WOrkiugmen-se work
iucmeu-When they about TO speak IN public ana
have had weeks notice beforehand put on vests. shirt
collars and neck-tes. and g0 Oh the platform looking IKE
gentlemen and rational beings But Gen. Cary evidently
thinks that workugmau b something else than gen
temau-whercn he is entirely mistaken-and accord
ingy he gets himself up for public speaking IN manner
10 look ms little possible ike Christian citizen, and as
much as possible ike beerjerker. lie used 20 be the
Top of the American lecture rOon-exqustely dIessed
his locks rayishnCy Curled. abOOusy Oiled ana
artfuly hung his brO" so as 10 IAN IN charming
confusion al the right moment He was tho Beau Brum
nell " orators Now be Processes TO speak fer
wolkugmeu he becomes the clown ana cloYen oI stump
speakers. His appearance on Friday night was simply
an affruut 90 intelligent and decent wOrkluSmcu.
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WRST INDIA MARKRTs.

HAVANA market quiet AZ 1i reals arroes
Toto u Dutch Standard Exchange on Londoa prs%in
on United States currency TO DAYS sight 3D. t discount gold ~
DAYS sight cent discount aud iaYs sight 2oJ pes
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Mark Twain Is going to lecture for some of
Che Eastern and Western lyoeums during the coming
Winter.
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spttinI aotit,s.


The Irish Republic.
JOr RNAL OF IRISH AMERICAN AND UNIVERSAL LlBERTE
THE ONLY IRISH REPUBLICAN, PAPER IN AMERICA
FIRsT.RATE TALKEr IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Ea Weekly pagesjust the thing for the campaign
Supplied Clubs u AID A. esas PEI Tor The pres
eht canvass
ADDE'S The Editor, p O. BoI No G2o3 Eew.York City.
rccornpen1Rg The lsh Renubc"
ceut Aud Republican party We crcutlos
a. husesssd viii 10 great good 10 the cause
THOMAS l. TULLOCK. Sec. Onion Rep Congressional Com.
WIN. +. CHANDLER See Republican Nations Coasnittes.
II you huve the Dyspepsia. Headache, Dizziness,
Piles Oppression gteT eating Rnx
B business yan DO not thank sr using HARRISONs
PBRSTALTC LICENCES, wall forfeit price sold
No fremont Tcnpie Boston, and CRITTRNTONS Medical
warehouse NO SItaye and eTerywhes Mailed for 70 eents
The Celebrated Crockett Enameled Lenther-CIothss
In AL eogn Tor Gnd Tor political Sole sgsts
STONE BLISS PAY ALLEN,
No 91 Chambers S. ana Nos - AID 81 ketde-s,
Away with Bad SIMULTANEOUSLY DlSlSFkCIAhT, ne
best and cheapest eoe Meets all the chief recommendation t
the Metropolitan Board Of Health premium awarded ~ AnsTcaa
lnstitase, lsol Agency No; "A Dey4-
"a Be ON Your Guard"
II w0ald article ffss careful call fot
KNoELESS AMERICAN IEsBOF DESTROYER 1nd take other
One dash Of this Powder powerful than four tones he
quantity Of other preparation sold for the destruction Of Bugs Pea
Reaches &c Ladies found 10 be Invaluable putting
their Fu Carpets and Wooden Goods OF al kinds KNOWLBSS
AMERICAN INSECT DESTROYER Is for 4 ~ l2 Druggists AID
GTesers. Depot No. SiIhaYe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21

"NOv or Never.v-A Widest House offer at VANS Ne iH
Fust custom At p2 lncuang one doIsa
tnest LINEN COLLARS worth -.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. 0. o. HOWARD.
ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 19.-Gen. o. o. Howard.
Commissioners OF the FIeednen's Bureau started last
night for Yicksburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21

For Moth Patches FreckIes, and Tan, on the Face
use PERRTs FKKcKLE LoTIoS" Sod By Druggists every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-21

FOR the friends OF Grant and Coax IL seemed though
the whole country had been empted into BroWnstown
II with difficulty that the procession could be FORMED
for want Of ROOM but when formed Il presented splen-
did appearance The procession was led by 100 youhs
ladies and gentlemen in uniformof red white aud blue
and after them the several township delegations making
procession Of over One-half mile long with banners ny
ing and music song and shouting along the me- AFTER
dinner the Hon. VIII Cumback, our Republican candl-
date FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, addressed the immense
audience for two hours In impressive strain Oh Velhs
power.
One of the best replies we have noticed III
the canvass is that Of the Hon John A. Bingham Of
Ohio. who, while speaking at Republican meeting IN
Bangor Ne, was insuted by Copperhead' VINO crleo
out How about Mrs. sIrrattP Ar. Bingham instantly
responded:
CHOW about herr Go and consult the records OF the
court that tried and convicted her. Go ana ask zen
Hancock, who issued the order for her execution IN ste
OF writ Of habeas corpus which had been served upon
ap0state President Andrew johnson, why ne relnseu d
pardon after petition had been sent him signed Dy ev
drawn up ia the handwriting OF the man you seek u IN
suit"
The following, from The Detroit Post Is a good
description Of prize specimen Of the Seymour party;
During the war NJ Mills, the Democratic candidate
for Congress from this District Was Cohn hi,id -,
head The Union army was always getting whipped, IN
his estimation. Grants victories over Lee me ~ SUI
Med and held that Lee constantly whipped Grant
Shermaus march 10 the sea was cruel ac useless I'
ing up peaceful houses and committing ali sorts OF terri
bic uutrages In his opinion Grant was mere DutcheI,
Sheridan a reckless rider 10 death or Government
horses sherman O sort OF wandering brgand IhOhas
humhug, ana Seymour the one great rtateshan ana
Mcclellan the one General of the North. lie uld not 10
heve in the draft; he denounced the emancipation
proclamation; he opposed every war measure OF ie GOV
uDet. ana he repeated second hand, most OF the Cop
perbead twadde Of that period Can Union soldiers or
loyal citizens vote FOR such a mani
Tie Worcester Spy writes the following cpl
tauh for headstone, which Will bo wanted before the
next SNOW falls
Here Lies,
without hope Of Resurrection
All that remains OF
AMERICAN DEMOCRACY
Udl,rly so called.
Her appalling CRIME 10 have sacrificed
Million Lives
And Many Thousand Millions o. Treasure
In a dendish struggle 10 perpetuatc
The acCuTsed system OF
AMERICAN SLAVERY.
In the presence OF this one enOrmity
II would be mOokery 70 utter
The name OF any
VIRTUE.
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TWELFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT GRANT AND COL
FAX CAMPAIGN CLUB.

A stated meeting of thif organization was
held on Wednesday evening IN their han, No q Avenue
j. Mr. Juo DIXIE occupied the Char and Mr.. ThOs. l..
Lemmey Ofciated Secretary. The regular order OF
business having been transacted, motion OF Mr. Lem
mey a committee appointed 20 make arrangements
for public demonstration on Tuesday evening. sept "a
After remarks Dy several members, the meeting Rd-
iOuUed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers Of Renl Estate sold bet,oeen the frs'
day or january and the first day Of July pay tn.
tares thereon for the current year.
GRrRBS & WILLIAMS will sell mt I. N on
the premises, neat dwelling OH Ninth near
Leigh street.
J. B. VADEN. deputy sheriff. will sell lot oi
dressed and rough stone and crane. In Man
chester, opposite Rockets. ut O'Clock 7. W.
WELLINGTON GODDfN Will sell at p. NJ, on
the premises. the very valuable lot at the north
west corner Of Main and Tenth streets on
which formerly stood Messrs. Meade Il Bakers
drug store.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will also sell at 81 7.
VI. the valuable lot on the north side Of MaI
between Ninth and Tenth streets, adjoining the
restaurant Of Mr.. William Eukcr.
f. GATHRIGfTT will sell at 10 o'clock a large rs.
sortment Of furniture, mattresses, white coun.
terpanes, pillows, clothing. casslmercs, cloths,
boots, Shoes dry goods, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store al
10 A. VI. elegant household furniture, &C.
THOMAS W. KEESEE viii sell nj 0 O'Clock A.
~, on board barge Waikiki. lying AT foot o
Seventeenth street, 440 bales clover hay.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at 5. p. VI. three de
srahle building lots corner Twcnty-clghth ant
Vcnablc streets, Union Hill.
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Manchester Items.

10. 0. F.-Henderson Lodge, No. l05
I. 0. 0. F., Mt their last stated meeting
elected the following officers for the ensuing
term: Noble Grand, J. W. Craig: Vice
Grand, R. H. Beazley: Secretary, Joseph
B. Walden; Treasurer, c. Burnett; Chap
lain, Rev. George r. Harding.
LADIES FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the
Manchester Methodist church have exhibit
ed during the past week the most delightful
.jellies, creams, cakes, ETC.. which have
been well patronized by the public. They
propose continuing their festival during
the week. We wish them much success,
and advise all who desire to spend plea
SAINT hour to 60 to the Methodist church.
The CoURTs.-John Henry (negro), from
Richmond, was before Justice Moody on
yesterday, charged with stealing two dol
lars from Mrs. Boyle. He was sent on.
CAGED.-William Edwards (negro) was
Gagged on yesterday by Constable Foote,
charged with trespassing upon the pre-
mises of John H. Tally, Esq.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Other Local Matters on Third Page

MAYORS C0URT-MAYoR CHAHoON PRE-
sIDING-MONDAT MORNING.-John Muir
dock and Martin Murdock were arraigned
on the charge of using threatening and
abusive language towards Mildred Taylor
and daughter, and some other members Of
the Taylor family charged with brick-bat
ting the Murdock family. The parties were
each fined $3.50.
Catharine Ferreter was arraigned fol
assaulting and beating Mary Sheay, and
Mary Sheay for assaulting Catharine Burns
alias Ferreter. Mrs. Burns was bound over
to keep the peace.
William Washington and Thomas How,
ard (negroes), charged with stealing pal,
of pants worth four dollars from Alexander
Hirshberg, were sent to the chain-gang fol
twenty days and required to give security
for their future good behavior.
Numerous petty cases we're disposed o.
by fines, etc.
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GEEYsoN's BIG TRAMP.-bIark Greyson,
the pedestrian, will the City Hall at g
O'clock this evening, and 60 down Ninth to
Main street, up Main to Sixth, and down
Sixth to Cary, out Cary on topike. The route
lies through Goochland Courthouse, Column
bia, Staunton, Huntersville, Sommeryille,
Catlettsburg, and Maysville, Ky, to Gov
ington and Cincinnati. From Cincinnati
by pike on the line Of the Chicago and
Great Eastern railway to Chicago, and
thence by pike to Omaha-a total walking
distance of ,S5S miles. This is to be
made in forty-seyen walking days, Sundays
out, and, taking into consideration the heat,
will be by far the greatest pedestrian feat
on record. Mr.. Greyson'5 100 mile time,
by the record, is 90 hours and seconds
As miles in hours and 81 minutes. He
carries the white mans flag, and delivers
sixty Democratic speeches. He will de-
liver an address at the City Hall this morn
ing at | o'clock.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE july /
lS6S.-James d. Mason & Co., Baltimore
Nd; Mrs. S. E. Moore, Wytheville, Va.
E. j. McMullin, Baltimore, Md. Henry
Kayton, Richmond, Va; VIM. C. Mayo
Richmond, Va; r. II. Allen & Co., New
York; Louis c. Gillespie, New York; Hafer
Hohmer & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Ce-
leila Philips, Prince William county, Va.
Miss NJ. D. Minor, Louisa county, Va.
Mrs. Boiling W. Haxall, Gordousville, Va.
Professor Il. NJ. Boiling, Nelson county
Va. Thomas Smither, Spring Forest, Va.
j. 3. SpottsWood.
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4 PUBLIC CALAMITY.-The refreshing
spout, on Twentyffth street near Frank
lin, that has for five years gladdencd man
and beast in all that part of the city. has
ceased to flow. Many Il weary and thirsty
pedestrian contcmplatcs with u sad heart
the silence and dcsolation of the spot which
once, at the rate of six gallons minute,
poured ont its waters to supply every
conner. At the suggestion Of the tenant and
owner Of a residence near by, in the back
yard Of which there is q fine spring, the
pipes were laid by the Common Council
which brought il into tie street, and made
it in time of war and peace a great public
blessing, worth all the wells that the Coun-
Gil ever sunk in the eastern part Of the
city. We hope that the present suspension
results from some temporary defect which
will be repaired, and that soon again the
thousands who now regret the loss and suf-
fer by it will be enabled to renew their per-
petual thanAsgiYings for its constant benc-
fits
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Persons having property to insure will do well to
call before insuring elsewhere.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly PAID.
j. i. DANFORTH, Secretary.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
lie 1l-lm
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LANES RIVER TOWING AND TRANS



ID 0 U N D Z r I p
RE d L c L ID "A TES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

ArFRAY on FRANKLIN STREET The Law
Building on Franklin street was the scene
of a lively fracas yesterday afternoon, but
fortunately no blood was spilled. The bel,
ligerent parties were young lawyer ana
n quondam friend we'll known about town.
The difficulty grew out Of Fourth OF july
frolic. Harsh words were spoken, and
blows had been exchanged, when the con-
testants were separated.
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CEILING OFF SELLING Off! TO
CLOSE TO CLOSE.!

With the view of engaging in another business,
Ihave determined to close outmy ENTIRE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large, for short
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate any
particular goods prices, and will only say that
the stock is complete In all branches and every
tice MUST be sold regardless of cost; and what
ever remains unsold within short time will be
disposed Of at auction.
This is a chance rarely offered to consumers Of
dry goods, and will be to the interest of all in want
to call early at ISAAC HUTZLER'S
tes No. 500 Broad street. corner of Sixth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Virginia Council,
No. 2, of Richmond, was Instituted on the
4th by delegation from the provisional
Grand Council of the United States. MIR.
David Mitteldorfer was elected Worthy
Chancellor. A meeting to perfect the or
canization will be held tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

TESTIMONIAL PREsENTED.-On the 4th
a number of the employees Of the United
States Burial Corps met at Zetelle's and
presented q magnificent gold watch and
chain to their superintendent, Major J
Johnson. The Major has been in the Bu-
rial Corps for about two years.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRIVATE MALE misunderstanding
/ To teach my own children, will take q few
additional boys. Any one desiring 10 send will
address me at WhltlocG post.oilicc, Halifax county,
Va.
TERMS Tuition fee for ten months, S75; board
for ten months 1900. Total. S255 half payable III
advance. The session 10 begin September lst 1865,
and close Jane 30th. 1889.
WV THOMAS +. BARKSDhLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

ST. JoHN's PIc-NIc.-On Sunday the
Liberty Church Sunday school of Powha-
tan adopted resolution extending TO ST.
Johns Episcopal Sunday school Of this
city hearty welcome and the use of their
church and grounds for their proposed pic
mic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-07

SALES OF REAL EsTArE-Messrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioneers, sold on yesterday 8
lot on Grove road fronting 80 feet and ex-
tending back 200 feet, with frame dwelling
thereon, for 81 500 cash. Purchaser, Z
William Pemberton, Esq.
Messrs. James NJ. Taylor & Son sold nj
auction on yesterday afternoon house and
lot on Marshall between Jefferson and
Madison streets for 81 ,245.