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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-12
Agent. Wanted Ererywhere.

Unequaled inducenleuts offered to Ladies' and Gent.
Who viii act as such. Our descriptive circulars viii
b sent on application. ssd = a - -
Distributions aro made in the following manner:
Certi6cates naming each article and its value are
placed in sealed envelopes. which are well mixed
One of these envelopes containing Ike Certificates or
Order for some article, win be delivered at our Office
or sent by mail to any address, without regard to
choice, on receipt of rs cents.
On receving the Certificate the purchaser win see
what article it draws and its valus, and can send
One Dollar and receive thu article named. Purchas-
ers Of our Sealed Nceopes may, in this manner, OBJ.
tain an article worth fiomone Eve hundred doliars
Long letters are unnecessary. Have the kindness
TO write plain directions. Orders for SRALED ENvEL-
0P1s must IN every case be accompanied with the
Cash, with the name of the person sending, and
Town, County Ind State plainly written. Letters
should be addressed to the managers, as follows
JACKSON. CORNISH On $40
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WEDNESDAY. MORNING, MAY co. 1868.

MAroR's CouRr-MAYoR CHlHooN PRE-
sIDTSG.-The case Of q j. Freyfogle was first
called. He was charged with threatening
to shoot Thomas Cosby. Discharged.
Joseph Scarf, arraigned for being q va
grant and having no visible means Of sup
port, after being advised to get work or to
leave the city was discharged. -
Dick adams and jane Booker {negroes)
we're fined one dollar each for fighting in
the street. .gsz
Andrew Jackson negro, charged with
stealing card Of buttons from Duckwall
& Rouss, was sent to the chain-gang for
ten days. gSE a.
Becky Chandler, brought up for being
drunk and using obscene language, was re-
manded to jail in default Of one dollar fine.
Henry Metzger and Archibald Bowler,
charged with threatening to assault, beat,
and kill each other, were both discharged.
Martha Redd tnegro) was compelled to
disgorge pair Of shoes stolen by her from
Margaret Henderson, and then discharged.
Lucy Brown inegro) was arraigned for
stealing silk dress from Sarah Baker.
The said Sarah was charged with like Of
fence against Lucy. They we're ordered to
exchange stolen property, and discharged.
George Anderson (negro), charged with
trespassing on the premises of Florence
Norman (negro) and stealing the lock from
her gate, was made to give up the lock, and
discharged.
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
At called meeting of the Directory, held
yesterday evening, the following standing
committees were appointed for the ensuing
year:
On Lectures.-Asa Snyder (chairman),
Charles a. Dimmock, w. P. Gretter.
On Statistics. u ohm Dunlop (chairman),
W. II. Allison, W. P. Ragland.
On Bible Classes.-Charles II. Winston
(ehairman), R. W. Royal, Thomas Z.
Jones.
On Waus and Means.-A. Bargamin
(chairman), John L. Grubbs, Howard Saun-
ders. aro- s>I
On Sunday Schools. D. K. sleight
(chairman), DR.. j. E. Chase, William Il.
Clemmitt.
On Devotional Erercises.-Dr. j. Hall
Moore (chairman), ". W. Slower, W. Is.
Bigelow. ss rsus.ss-
(chairman), q. D. Danforth, r. NJ. Payn-
ter.
On P,bHcation.-E. E. Parham Chair
man), H. L. Staples, William Z. Jones.
~ On Library and Roons.---William y.
Mayo, William Willis, Jr., John Boiling:
Special Committee. - William L. Hill
(chairman), S. W. Goodson, W. L. Mon
tague. .,t,
On Nominations.-C. A. Spence CHAR
mani, G. H. Thompson, E. D. starke, Will
liam H. Tatum, Jackson Turpin, W. ). T.
Mayo, o. NJ. Marshall, NJ. ?. Handy, P.J
Wright, 7. E. Nimmo, T. G. Woody, John
L. Parr, 81. C. Deshields, William E. Jones,
R.. d. Maury, Jr., W. B. Palmer, Z. d.
Mayo, Thomas Potts, E. L. Spencer.
At the request of the Bible Society OF
Virginia, the following committee was ap-
pointed to distribute Bibles-Viz., William
f. Fox, A. S. Lee, Edmond Harrison.
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L1sr or UgNA1LABLE LETTERS REMAIN
rNg IN THE RIcHAoND PosT-oFPIcE MAT
I9. ls6s.-George Watt, Richmond, Va:
Lewis Lindsay, Richmond, Va. W: 8.
Patton. Danyilie, Va. Robert Chelton,
stannton. Va; JAS. Couch, Appomatto1
scaunty. Va; nv H. Gentry, Washington,
D. C. Warren Hooker, Richmond, Va.
sra Dona Nj. +. Cahill, CardeEas, Cuba
Hon George q. Chahoon, Richmond, Va;
DR.. Thornaa Wright, Warwick Courthouse,
Va; Miss spoule osago, New Zealand
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ORDER OF TRIALS IN JUDGE BURNHAM's
GeURr.-The following is the order in which
the cases viii be tried before Judge Burn
ham: E ~ So. =
Wednesday,, May 2O.-Mary Jane Green,
murder William Hines, shooting Joe
Clarke and Laura Clarke, larceny; Alex
ander johnson, cutting.
Thursday, 1ay 21.-Henry Henley,
alias Henry Butler, Lurglary; Vincent
-Bargamin, shooting. 81.
The grand jury will meet at II O'Clock.
Witnesses and others interested are re-
quired to attend punctually. The follow
ing cases will be disposed of by the grand
jury Francis M. Rhodes, Montgomery
cambridge, Joseph Cole, Henry Coot, AL
fred Baker, and William Frank Larman.
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!. Yore NOSE bnyant segyant,

Mr.. VASDESHoFr's READINGS. - Mr..
Charles II. vandenhofR gave his second and
last reading lastsevening at the Spotswood,
and was listened to, as on the first night, by,
a very select and appreciatiye audience.
Mr.. Vandenhef is q young man Of much
talent, and well worthy Of the name he
bears Hisreadings were very fine. The
Raven, !" g My Lord Tom Noddy,n and the.
Z" Song of the Shirt, y; we're all rendered in,
excellent style, and the audience gave:
abundant evidences of its appreciation. -
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HUsT1NGs CouRT-JUDGE BURNHAM PRE-
s1DING.-The following cases were disposed
of in this, court yesterday
George Miller (negro), indicted for grand
larceny, was tried and found guilty Of petit
larceny, but the sentence was not fixed. 'G
George Emmerson, tried for picking the
pocket of Mrs. Sarah A. Clark, was tried,
convicted, and sentenced for five years.
Charles J. Tinsley (negro), indicted for
burglary, was convicted and sentenced to
the penitentiary for FIVE years.
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OFFICE RIHCMoND AND YORK RIyER}
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICnMONlD, March Il, 1868. J


r INE TO PHILADELPHIA AND
~ BOSTON RE-OPENED.-This company is
now prepared again to receive and forward freight
to and from Boston and Philadelphia. --- ..-,a
Freight for these points leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY aud FRIDAY, and at the same time
fur Baltimore. Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago,
and all points between Wheeling and Parkersburg
and Baltimore on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. aud all places reached by the Northern Cen
lral railroad.
Passengers will find this delightful spring and
summer route to Baltimore, where they arrive
always In time for the early trains North and West
wEh ample time for breakfast in Baltimore, II
desired. Fare to Baltimore only four dollars l$4).
frcighIs for Baltimore and points beyond re-
reyed at all hours. .t Fzft gsses
keystone and Union Line, ;, care Of Richmond
and York River Railroad Line, Baltimore, and
ship by Boston and Providence railroad.
:, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RICHMOND.-Ship Dy
the "Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Line, :,
No. Is North wharyes Philadelphia, care OF
tmore "-'~+
Baltimore Office, No. Light-street wharf:
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at a. M.
STAGE LINE FOR TAPPAIIANNoCK. - Every
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING., on the ar
rival . Of the cars at Fish Haul station, in King
passing King William Courthouse, Walkerton,
br9lnston, and Niller's Tavern, andreaching Tap
p1hahn"ck at clock same day. f5-
>-Esss,nrnins, stage leaves Tappahannock on WEDo
aESDAfS and SATURDAYS, and passengers
reach Richmond by the cars at $50. ,-.---,-,5.
,n rare to Tappahannock $3.50 and to other points
IN proportion WILLIAM B. ENOS
~ Freight and Ticket Agent.
edptain JOHN H. FREEMAN, Passenger. and
Freight Agent. NH IL
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tazes thereon for the current year. ~
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS MIN sell at II O'Clock
some very valuable real estate at and near Ash
land. 80 st5s'asf >sis'tt:s s7iats
COOK q &LAuGHroN win sell at II O'Clock ten
framed tenemerts on Cary and Dock streets.
COOK &rLAUGHToN q viii sell at 10. Q, clock, on
=; the corner OF Fourth and Duval Streets lot Of
( household furniture. -, ~. $. T,
COOK e LAUGHToN win sell at 10 O'Clock, at
store No. 210 Main street, between Second and
Third, all the fixtures suitable, for 8 confec-
&tionery store.1 brz sgszst ..::slssgys8 as.istg
LYME q &BRoTHER wiIlasen atso,clock, on M;
street between Twenty-hfth and Twenty-sixfh
: < streets, atwo-story brick and frame tenement.
LYME q BROTHER VIM sen atRalEpast5 O'Clock
building lot on N between Twenty.ninth and
Thirtieth streets e1r <,'' - 1fHRfs issf
WELLINGTON GoDDTN viii sen the assets of
Wellington Goddin, JAMES L. Apperson, God
din,& Apperson, and Of Harrison, Goddtn &
Appcrson, consisting Of valuable real estate in
Richmond, Manchester, Henrico county, and
= elsewhere, together with stocks, bonds, etc.
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SALES OF REAL EsTArE.-Messrs. Lyme 8
Brother sold on yesterday Q framed house
on Thirty-second between @ and streets
for.$750. Also, o brick tenement on Nine
,teenth between Broad and Marshall streets
for 81, ,725. Also, a small framed tenement
on Eighteenth between Broad and Trace
streets for 81 900 cash. - ), !, -
Mr.. w. Goddin sold on yesterday Sher-
wood, on the Brook turnpike containing
seventy three acres, for sl70 per acre.
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sHocKoE HILL LITERARY SocIETY.-At q
meeting of this Society held on Monday
last the following officers were elected for
the ensuing quarter: A. Weiborne NOISE,
president Joseph A. Scarlet, first vice
president Thomas A. Jacobs, second VICE
president !; G.. NJ. Nicol, recording secre-
tary; E. A. Ezekiel, corresponding secre-
tary; DR.. ]. W. Davis, editor Of Gem; Will
liam E. Jones, assistant editor OF Gens.
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sAcR1LEGE.-At Union Station Methodist
church the different classes in the Sabbath
school take up weekly collections, and hand
the amounts over to the treasurer once
month. On last Friday night the school
room was broken into, and the desk OF the
g Courtney !, class forced open and 80 taken
from il. this amount having been collected
and not paid over. 81 @
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ROBBERY AND ARREST. .-The barSrcom Of
the Ballard HOUSE was entered on Monday
night and robbed of gold match, twenty
dollars in currency, and q Deringer pistcl
belonging to Mr.. John Norton. a negro
named Joe Briggs was arrested yesterday
on suspicion, and. some of the stolen artl-
cles found on his person. - So &
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ussss s@--@f.E
The HEBREW MEMORIAL CELEBRATIoN-
The annual memorial celebration of the
Hebrew Ladies' Memorial Association took
place yesterday in pursuance of announce
ment. The day was well suited for 80 sa-
cred duty, and was all that, could be de-
sired in point of BEATTY aid geniality of
atmosphere. The sun shone out in al its
brilliancy, and the fair face of nature
seemed to smile approvingly upon=the fair
ones who, freighted with their floral offer
ings of love, wended their way to the beau-
tiful cemetery. -. -. .,-,,z.1.,.r
IS The Hebrew Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton was formed in this city some time ago,
and the success with which its holy objects
have been carried out has demonstrated
what the love of woman can accomplish
when moved by the sacred memory Of the
dead. Each grave has been marked in q
manner that ensures that, the, names of the
still tenants of this beautiful spot will, be
preserved from oblivion; and handed down
to be further cherished by the. generations
yet to come. a neat marble slab has been
placed at the head of each grave; upon which
the name of the soldier, the, State, and regi-
ment, are inscribed. The graves have been
neatly turfed, and around the whole, q hand
some and expensive iron railing, built after
the! tasteful design of Major William B. My
ers, has been placed. EsssE "a
= The Hebrew Cemetery which is near the
shockoe Hill burying- ground, presented
yesterday truly beautiful scene. The
graves were ALI handsomely decorated
with flowers, and the large crowd assembled
there to partake in the ceremonies were not
confined to any one denomination. q
Among the graves which were so pro-
fusely covered with choice and beautiful
bouquets were. those of Isaac j. Levy and
Henry Adler, of the Richmond Blues, and
Henry Smith, Marx Myers, and Daniel
Levy. of Richmond; but there was no
grave forgotten. .rS
Up to late last evening there was large
crowd remaining in the cemetery, and the
sight presented therein evidenced the fact
that the Hebrew Ladies' Memorial Associa-
ton had performed well the sacred trust
they have imposed upon themselves. -, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-20

SUPREME CoURT OF oFApPEALs.-This court
yesterday affirmed the decree of the Dis
trict Court Of Fredericksburg in the case Of
Hoxton ct ais. Us. Griffith, and heard acon-
tinuation of the argument in the case Of
Rosenbaum Us. Weldon.
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FRESH AND DELICIOUS FRUIT There was
sent to this office yesterday, from the store
Of Mr. W. a. Tribbett, next to the Dss-
spatch Office, o variety of canned and fresn
imported fruits of the very best and most
.paiatable kind. The imported fruits we're
remarkably perfect. .
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LOCAL M ATTERS.

MILITARY APPo1NTMENTs.-The follow
ing civil appointments were announced
from headquarters IN this city yesterday: E !.
szPetersburg.-John B. Seay, constable,
vice Robert G. Newsome, resigned. '.ss 80
Carroll coatnty.-Charles NJ. Utley, con-
stable, vicetA..C G. Phillips. s; aS II.
Gharlottesuille--John Sutler, alderman,
vice j j. Connor, failed to qualify. Allen
Bacon, alderman, vice Lewis Sowell, failed
to- qualify. -. - -, - go 80 '.l.
Winchester. Henry 8. Baker, common
council, vice Gamillus s. Baker, appoint
ment revoked Pr Vt s,f.ra i. f,isr. s,,,q
nNorfolk.-Johns T.. Daniels, common
council, vice Francis Underhill, resigned.
James Ryan, common council, vice John T.
Redmon, declined. -. - Il,
Wythe county.-John c. Bridges, justice
Of the peace, vice james B.. Painter, re-
signed: X E2Ets gEs9gtg
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RESTAURANTS, sc.

TETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, g.
1904 MAIN STREET, KILN
Shiways supplied with the best the local FA
iSafhet iaan affords, and also the luxuries of--a
'S,p Ipa,. ana sea of the large Atlantic cities.
sse!s WIN them the year round-and receives their
nna ms. fruits aud their latest from the CONT
howers and fruits NJ the same fine On the other
.utbSIS served at all times In unsurpassed style,
SSo,,STsding TO order. Families supplied on short
or Europe. - ~ = '' - -
,na ne BAR always supplied with excellent wines
made. ~ '1I'ss 1s 'oAle'''SSA oAe''S sNl~.'1-,- - ~ SNNranl
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TrnssR,s MuIE-Tbis little animal !
made his escape yesterday from in front Of
81. Wall Turner's news depot, and is stiii es-
tray.- 3 Any one finding him WIN know
where to bri8g him.
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NOMINATING .CoNvENTIoN.-The Repub-
licans of the Fifth Congressional District
meet in convention at charlottesville to-day
to nominate candidate for Congress from
that district. Governor Wells, Mr.. 4. NJ.
Manly, and others from this city, will be
in attendance. 81
Governor Wells, who intends stumping
the State in behalf of the ticket which ne
heads, will open the campaign there to-
day. - - - -e -.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-JUsTIcE g..
D. lPLEAsANTs pREsIDING.-Very little bu-
siness was done in this court yesterday.
ItShaying been reported to the court that
the bridge over Four-mile creek, in the
lower end Of the county, had been destroyed
by some of the recent foods in that stream,
four commissioners were appointed by the
court to contract for and superintend its re-
building. rssaf - c-eEseiig-
The case Of John Doe Us. Richard Roe, O.
case Of unlawful detainer, which had occu-
pied the whole time Of the court on the previ-
GUS day, was then called. After much delaya
jury was empannelled, and the evidence
began. 1t is presumed that this case alone
will occtpy the attention Of the court during
the sitting to-day.
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We return thanks to George L.. Bidgood,
bookseller, for Godey's Lady's Booze for
June, an excellent number. He has the
other fashion monthlies for sale.ase - q
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ST. MARKS CoNcERT.-Don't forget the
concert for st. Marks, tomorrow night. It
will be well worth going to. - ~.
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Mr.. DAVID A. GooK, recently appointed
Superintendent of the City Pump-hous by
General schofeld, entered upon the dis
charge of his duties.on yesterday. ~ ega.
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The famine and pestilence in Algeria has,
tits stated, destroyed 100000 Arabs with
in the last six months. The suferings of
the people are as horrible as those Of the
Inhabitants Of the Italian cities in the mid
die ages. a plaguelike disease, as is
usual in seasons of famine, saflicts both
man and beast. Two French missionaries
have arrived in New York for the purpose
of obtaining aid and relief from the citi-
zens Of the United States.e e7e sass'
The newreligious weekly u at ghicago, The
Adpanee, has re6pened the dispute on the
long-yexsd question OF g Congregational
sgassyssls Choir Singing = and through its edi-
tors ais sweu as contributors, Is advocating
the former mode q praise 70 the exclusion
OF the latter: asss sla sasssf
enc, Arm In Braftlsbo smploys
one hundred and stFeptE hands, and
,ranufactures two Thousand four. hundred
cot.sgs organs q year, 81 " st vholesals
eSuO, ,vUy i ssss tsss.s.ss;, H
ssA cory sfs tha Eemss, m 'francisoo Tines oi
April 18th, mailed fhare on the S0tl reach
ed PhiIadeIphik by The oyer land route on
MaF 18th; thus making the passagedn the
short space Of sixteen days.
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PROTESTANT ErIscoPAL COUNCIL OF, V1R-
GIN1A.-This body meets in Lynchburg to-
day. We have sent special reporter, who
will furnish our readers with eyerything of
interest transpiring during the meeting. s
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CONFEDERATE BOOKS, &c. 20
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will, bty or take in
exchange NIL kinds of BOOKS, and for some Of the
CONFEDERATEPUB LICATIoNSl lfEgEe.
high prices will he paid. For LAW, SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, and BOOK-BIND-
ING. call at 1920 Main street. ts+s1 ap 20
NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
IN BOOKS.-We will send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter by whom published. manufactured or. adyer-
tised to any address, postpaid receipt of price.
j. P. BELL s. co.,
&c.. Booksellers and Stationers,
NH IL - ~s" - = - Lynchburg, Va.
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: BANKRUPTcY.-The following petitions
in bankruptcy have been filed at Judge
Bonds Office since our, last report: William
Weddell and Bernard Todd, Petersburg
Philip B. Norment, Hanover Courthouse
Giles Sydnor, Halifax county; Isaac sehr1-
yer, Richmond city; John W. Brown, Cul-
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 10, 1883.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1858.
...4s .rs-s eEies ARRIVED. sttsy es
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatnm.
Steamer Valley City, Morgan, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Schooner T.. b. Wheaton, Little, Savannah,
scrap iron, Tredegar Works. s.F 81 sss,as
A SAILED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers. .Haryeys Williams.
SteamerI. Bell. Bourne, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. G. Dunham q Go. ssss
Schooner Lucy D.. Higgins, Boston, Inerchan-
disc, Croweil s. Currle. ssS4-s) ssy45 3i,sf.iss
MEMORANDA. ta..l.. /,
Schooner G.. @. Colgate, Van Bront, sailed from
Philadelphia for Richmondto load for Liverpool
on the 18th instant.
Schooners Seventy-six, Tell, for Thomaston
from James river and AIquizar, Var1ium, from
Rappahannock river.for Kennebeek port, arrived
at Newport on the 18th instant
GENOA, May 2.-Thc brig Nellie Clifford, Lit
tleHeld, hence ttobaccoG has arrived. To meet
damages the master has drawn u bottomry bond
for s., 400. 81 .s,
Schooner Mary, Larkin, hence, at Norfolk on
the 18th. - 8,
mond, ut Lewes, DEL, on the 10th.
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We have received from Turner, book
seller, No. lila Main street, Harper for
June.
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL. !.
TOBACCO PRESSES q ROxEs.

pBACC0 BOXES. Use WHITLOCK'S
en,rlhs.EMlUM TOBACCO BOXES. A compn-
In Dsa,,e ,h,einond III October and also at the. fair
used IN November, 1857, for style, material
ber befasue au aetness. Examine my stock of lnm-
Mnca ths,o ,oiiiiy!ng the boxes, and yonll hs con
and e ,pSDOAES, THREE-QUARTER BOXES,
csfefSjI, I'D, 70, kept constantly on hand. Roxes
put In shocks for shipment.
II. ii. WH1TLOCK.s
myl ., corner Of Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

nO NOT PAY FIFTEEN CENTS FOR
lJInLUSfRATED PAPERS when yon can get
them for TEN CENTS am now selling at ten
cents each, Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Weekly,
News, Hagner's Baxaf, Sporting Times, Keley,s
Weekly, Chicago News, Clipper; Boston Post,
mond daily. papers at &c. : Baltimore, and Wash
ington daily papers at SC. each and everything
else in the BOOK, SIAyIONE ERY, ,.PERIODI-
be bought In the city OF RI ichm ond. .s.i. -
j. J.WALL.TURNER,
Bookseller, Stationer, and Newsdealer,
my 49,. $500 ~ ebS5S4% 11l1 Main street. x
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sTsIDER sVINEaA TEN barrels Cider
NJ Vinegar fSmithAeldl ON cnnstg ,o
My5e PALMER, HAztIsVVA " w.
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INTERESTING TO BANKRuPTs.-By the
provisions Of the present bankrupt law the
time allotted for taking the benefit thereof
expires on the LIST Of June next. After
that time the act applies only to those par
ties who are able to pay fifty cents in the
dollar. + =, =. ..a 4,.,
! An amendment to this act has passed the
House, which provides for an extension OF
the time for one. year from the 1st of June,
1868, but it has failed thus far to pass the
Senate. L. sssssTEaesZsS
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- REPLACING BoUYs.r-C Captain Allen, the
yyigilant harbor-master Of this port, has
succeeded ia getting an order TO, nave tne
.bonya at Issnts and Kingston Reach re-
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