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:. LADIES' LIsT.--3iiss r. J.Brooks (2), Mrs. Rho
da Brown, Miss Mary e. Chalkleyy Mrs. Caroline
Cook, Miss Ella r. Cogbill, Mrs. Lucie Jane Gers
L, Mrs: EIizabeth Davis, Mrs. g. Davis, Mrs
FRANKLIN, Mrs. dane Gray, Miss Caroline NJ. Haw-
kins, Mrs Sarah Holland. Mrs: Maria a.. Jackson;
Miss e, A. King, Miss Charlotte Lomax, Mrs. +.
T. Meredith, Mrs. Selma Mathews, Mrs: Susan ".
Miller, Miss Bette Nunnally; MRS. Mary "A. Pow
ell Miss Mary Patterson, Mrs! octaNia 3. Perks
Mrs. Janc w. Rountree, Miss AlyeniaR Roach, Mrs.,
T. Radd, Mrs. IN eSnider, nirs. M. III. Smith,
Miss Henrietta Wright Mrs, Louisa Wells.
GENTLEMEN,S LIsT.-JamesxT. Abbott john
II. Anderson, FL. G. Archer, John g. Ayern, Will
liam Bradley t2), Thomas Burke, William Brander,
Benjamin G. Blythe, Crenshaw & Co., Dr. samuti
Drewry. WA. -Dunivant, Peterson 8. Davis, Bal
lard T. Edwards, Michael Foster. James Al Gill,
George Goodman tcoIoredI, John Humphries, Joe
Hatcher John Harrison, John NJ: johnson, T. 3.
Lipsconb. r: 8: latham Peter Lewis tcoloredl
Moss 70. 81 Maurice, Dr. 4. Montiero, .Gustaye
Peple John, G Peterson, James IA Is Rogers, r; 3.
G., Winfree, JAS T. Williams, Richard Woul-
ridgeSJ John Young. Jfi5Gsi}'s> ss'%-isi q 80 49,
IrIalE1- yfrsI7Tf D. -tsT5J,J M: MOODYrP M -
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8. CASES IN BANKBUPToY.-The following
parties have been declared ,bankrupts since
our last. report William 7. Barrow and
Calvin Saunders, Pulaski; C. w. Charlton,
of Giles Jackson B. Hash, Eli Per-
.kins, John W. PHILIPPE, and shadrach
Greer OF Grayson; ]. a. .. Larringham and
Robert M Crockett, off W ythei james
Worrell and Reuben Brauscom, Of Carroll ;
John Gardner, of Montgomery John Il.
Douthas and Harvey; Powers, Of Tazewel. (;
James E. Bobbitt, Of Carroll; Marshall N.
Galloway and Morgan Boyer, Of Grayson
Joseph Lindenmeod, 1of Wyths;; Thomas
Horton g. Sons; of Scott James &. Dead-
more and Henry Morse, Of Washington.
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

.1tA.-Hayry Adler, dams, Ro. = Adk9ns;on,
William Adolphuy Wiiiiam ;Aaaler, adhson Maen a1n.
mons &aGaTL ca Amb9ld pJamessT "A md naepsopI., Z I,
William H Andrews, He Arnett Ar Ma19F ikist; Mi =;
ArehsE RI Ii Araal " 2; Afc@hsr @ alnam q
al B.-.Ancn Bailey, Il. s.. Baber,. q W. Bartlett.
Barry james Baugh Louis / I1i gates testdre dSas
Benson, ia; Df Phi Beecher, washington: Berry Mas
sns 9sszsy y BSSs 5cSa BoSen
Bowman, Thomas B.S Bott, " iiliam Booker AZ A
ran4Tay H HFaaSed BroaSead psn BtGs9sns T. BreWn
M Bsosn Brown THONGS Baker William William
S. Burrel w. r, Bull p.llp John Byron: .yAa e4i1t
u Cdr Ed. .Camm, L. Camron, j. n Carter.
Sol car.ss sglSssaal TiiaGRh Ghelhaa s11 chi
iery. =, Chiiders, Thomas Chase, Aa,drew olarks,
Colonel Jehn Clarksons Jon4s GarksoHH Hsnsy M
GoF Gose Ho9 osSs SSssPe g9S ea 2sen VI H co%D
eCrump n Jenkius Joseph Crunp, ~ "a: Orens1aw,
Samuel GEtton Ts9%as reR RrWa 1 paSis sasgo John
Dafs, III iiiiaIn Dtyison,y reeman gittrech Jonas
B Ssaseas Rss rhiIip iaB Bissass Bsyaa
aia1n Dies, A. +. Dominich ChurSmn !,oggeItI, ~
David Dodson Daniei Donaho, H D9mler;,h H., g, Il.
Dobbins, Richard Il. Doyle, Isaac Duoses' lA0n'as
!, Il E.upr. Ta j: Eastba. Eadins Brannon, Bal
lett Edwardss r; sIrsi wv. Ii a.s,sa.:
isPa Gap.ssn 4ahssisa
ley Francis Esgan lisR FeEgssssn, Fsse Aassn Mra
Esber stharies a. TFsehaing, John 81
Fnster', lanes nj. Ford y. LIsEoTe J0hn FFS A;
O. Frankln e. Fry. lepp 4, sfas ss' 'slli
SEIosn b Geptn. james Gatewood John Gal
larher. James hi. Gardner, jchael Gaiag11,E Louis
Galnsysr R9ssEt sspaSel sGs Wiiiiam n.
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TAVERN CHARGES REGULATED.-The last
session Of the Hastings Court was occupied
principally in the granting of ordinary and
tavern licenses. We find upon the record
of the court the following order entered:
h" Ordered, That the following rates be
established for regulating the taverns in
this city and its liberties-to wit !: For q
breakfast or supper, two shillings for a
dinner, two shillings and sixpence; for a
nights lodging, one shilling for . servants
diet, one shilling for one quart of Made
ria wine, six shillings !. for quart Of port
wine, four shillings !; for a quart of rum
punch, made with loaf-sugar, two shillings !;
for a quart Of rum or brandy t9ddy, one
shilling and three pence; for gill Of r. rum .
or French brandy, six pence for a gill Of
common brandy or whiskey, four pence !;
for a gallon of corn or oats, ten pence; for
q pound of hay or fodder, two pence ;, for
pasturage for each horse per night, seven
pence half penny. ,.,----.,,.m.,, +.
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By wellington, ,Goddin, .,.,fsx. ,,.s-,at;
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT ON.
~ ~ CHURCH HILL, NEAReTD CHIMBo.
aang sanl,sh hli.L: WITH TWELVE AND HALF
nm ~ T frederick Brauer, offer for sale his beau
sh",i.lSh sh"a bhlSh DWELLING located as above WITH
n. Twelve and half acres OF land afeacheo
garden. - ~ = fSS' ~ 90 s1s7l5 80 - -
The The dwelling, which is nj perfect order contains
,oo,l rooms, besides large kitchen with four
"ner n out-buildings. ,,.,.....
IL tae place is admirably wei adapted for mar
H. garden or vineyards. II desired more land can
,tng long credit VIII be allowed, or Improved city,
'ivpsssy an 81 VIII be taken IN exchange 70 i
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SAD CASE, OF ACCIDENTAL DROWNING
On Wednesday evening last Miss Putzel,
eldest daughter of Mr.. a. L. Putzel, oflthis
city, left by the canal packet-boat for Cum
berland county, where her father has lately
removed for the purpose Of doing business.
Her father sent wagon to Dew's Landing
for his daughter, which, on account Of the
high water, had to wait on the other side
of the river "A young gentleman named
Mortimer Corr went to meet her and escort
her home; and leaving the wagon, crossed
the river TO, get to the boat landing. This
was the last seen Of him by the driver of
the wagon. - ,r.y, - - s.fl.!5 ii =,
s., The packet boat reached Dew's landing at
about II o'clock, and Miss Putzel, together
with young Corr, the ferryman, and o negro
Boy, got into the boat and started across the
ri1er.l Human eyes have not been laid on
them since. The negroes who, were on the
other side waiting for them, called repeat
dly during the night, but no response was
received. In the morning there Was no sign
'of the boat, or any Of the party remaining in
sight, and the horrible suspicion that they
had all been washed away and drowned had
been too fully made evident to leave any
room for doubt. .--..---
s We have been unable. to get any further
particulars Of, this fearful accident. ll,.
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CASE ALLANHoN 4 co. viii sell at hais-past; 4
o,clocka framed tenement on Main street be.
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth, 94a-vftfa
CONSTABLE CRUMP win sell at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
4 IN font. OF his Office, e lot or furniture and
Z sundsy artieiesiIE aa2t-I a2h3 stis1ds
CooK & LAUGdTo ON. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the Council Chamber; Hill horse lot, a Morgan
stallion, farm horses, mules, &c. .o;-sf-,i,
f. P..-HARRIS will sell at the horse lot, at 10
o'eiockA. M., four young thoroughbred Devon
: bulis.l lEIas II H8ahia i5d Stsasrs' =
iREGNAULT G co. win. sell at S O'clock . house
and lot In Manchester in rear Of Mr. s. 7. Han
i cocks residence.
Z. GaTHRIGffT,, 14ss Main street. WIN sell at 10
i O'Clock furniture, q bedss mattresses, stoves
cloths, dry goods, boots, shoes, &c. l.l; i,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
4 n UNUSUAL BARGAIN:

WIN sell my lifetime Interest. in rentor lease,
81 81 ,he FARM formerly owned by Dr., Thomas
ple. near Randolph Macon College, tMecklenburg
h-'uhtH VA, with dwelling tseyen roolns), out
houses, &c. The advantages of, the college, is
lERMS $3.50 per year, $500 for FIVE years, $500
~" lifetime interest: one-half cash. balance one
VI Two Years. City property taken In exchange.
no objections TO life Insurance. For parttcularsS
"aarcSs a ). P. THROWER, Boydton, Mecklenbprg
ecuhay' va, or ~ j. THOMPSON BROWN.
AZ na-5tSMGWx RtchSn 0Tid stsra
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OUR LADIES AS WORKS OF Ar. .r-Profes-
/ sor r Winston's lecture on this subject yas,
delivered to good audience Of ladies' and. ana
gentlemen, and abounding IN strokes OF ... ss-.
tire andfhvely hits atstha foibles ofthe falri
sex, received snany demonstrations of ap-
prov proyal. The recitation Of ,the foloV!ng
"A orie;nai verses formed an Interesting fea-.
fure 4 of the enter tainmsnt, and Was received
wifh loud applause ssA 81 s'Foa ss2s'. 7 =
-. M CHARGE oF;THEiDRsss BHIsaDEsl9 10
Half isag1e 8 4. half lsasps' hsh 2 league rear
RIGHT through the mirs and dirt Es ssrfilgh 5
I1ragg,d the rich silken skfrf, 80 l;egSs4tt6 3
HaH- iI = iVf z sssSSSs5 W 81 80 GoGH 1864 "
Half peek aaaf s pssss hslf PECK fallyas at
Right into the liquid air,tS 90 "A. h5geiT7t
4;aSa Roge UT, the pile Of hair,
r,,on, other heads sundefedsS 9slsG s& .02astap3
Nof,lY aesraddle on II, s. ,fs s,Asf Z
eaf Roda the brave bonnes. 0llssA
Eode, though Il wondered Ii 81 asasteai 5Ea o.
III Curas so the right OF 81, = s
So Curls tothe left of7tEg aoI2uaz9o gsEfs,sS -
sstf Curls 70 the rear OF ,is ,.-.s4 .fts,sy,S
what thcasls men shout 40: ae.''. A.s9 I, go
- :Our fortunes 5on have ssaaod q
4 81 Theirs not TO lnakcrepiy
Their,s not 70 reason VA, - - asSttti 3t;S3
Ttetrss f3ut 10 dress or de
tf ssesharre!p to The cfNrkss taey cry stsk
.t Charra by' the hundred i @,- sfa 7. 81
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a p AINFUL Acc1DENr.-On yesterday morn
ing a. machinist named Ernest Gernelman,
employed. at the establishment Of Messrs.
Tanner, Ehbets & Delaney, while engaged at
his work let q heavy piece Of pipe fall
upon two of the fingers sof his left hand
-mashing them 80 badly that the second nm
ger had Ito be amputated; which Operation
was performed by DR.. Hunter Maguire, who
then dressed the wounds of the injured man:
Mr.. Ger1nelman is quiet, steady man, and
an excellent mechanic, and his ismisfortune is
deeply regretted by his employers, as well
aa BY al his fellow -workmen u. Ri p,.,s 4.
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= =, SUDDEN DEATH.-An elderly gentleman
from Spotsylvania, named John G. ,Jerrell,
had an ,apoplectic fit, on Main street be
tween Thirteenth and Fourte teenth, on Thurs
day evening. He fell to the pavement with
much force, and was picked up and carried
to the Moore House, where he boarded.
Medical aid was promptly rendered, and it
was thought that he had fully recovered
He fingered through the might, ,sand died
yesterday morning. Mr., Jerrells was Q
merchant Of spotsy ylvania, and highly re-
spected by the citizens of his county. de
leaves; q wife and six children. 2 !, - 80
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Z RIVER INsfEcTIoS@3uoY REPLACED AND
LosT Engineer Gill went down the river
yesterday on a tonr OF inspection. He re.
placed. aspsr buoy in ,Trrnt's Reach ana
pumped out o can buoy in Kingston Reach.
IN the Warwick Instructions q can. buoy is
missing ON the starboard hand. This VIII
betreplaced to-day The bar in the chan.
mel at Trcnt's reach was sounded, and
found 10 contain fourteen fest of wa.er OF
high tide.e ~ = st4 s,lS1
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
' CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.--OI,ga and after,
WEDNESDAY,. March llth the Following trains

will I've run Oh this road: &f1 ~ E!-3 -
The morning passenger train DAILY Except on
Sundays between Richmond and Staunton, and tri-
weekly west Of Stiunton, going west on fMON5
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
turning alternate days., This train leaves Ricii-
mnnd at 7:l5 A. NJ. and arrives at $50 T.. NJ, and
mSkes close connection with the Orange and Alex
andrla Railroad trains for Lynchbur and the
Southwest, and connects with trains to and from
the North, but with delay at 'Gordonsyi!le OF one
hour and thirty ninutes-the connections with the
Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York being re.
established. No trains on Sunday. u = = - =
The evening passenger train leaves Klchmond'
DAILY except Sundays) for 'Gord0nsYille Ut $3.50
J. NJ. and for Charlottesville on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY Returning, leaves Chtrlotses-
vile at4 A. NJ. on THURSDAY and MONDAi!i
and Gordonsville DAILY Except on Sundayf at
NJ: arriving In Richmond at $50 A. NJ .,... =,
The morning train copIrects with HARMAN
CO.'S aud TR0TTER a. CO.'S LINE OF STAGE
Vr9!,ACHEs for Lexington, White Sulphur, sand-
Passengers for Lexington go through hblh from Rich
Mnnd or Baltimore the same day. Z. = =
THROUGH TICKETS sold to, all prominent
points. n D. WHITCOMB,, -,
inhe General superintendent.
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! CIRCUIT Court OF HENR1co.-The spring
term of this court should commence to-day,
but we are informed by the Common
wealth's Attorney that Judge Christian will
not reach Richmond until Monday.
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SUPREME COURT OF AprEABs.-Tn this
court yesterday the argument In the case of
Thomas and others and Wade and others
us. the City Of, Richmond was resumed and
continued. 2et 80 20
Z A #ritsof supesedeas to q Judgment REM
dered by the District Supreme Court Of
Appeals was awarded in the case Of Lang.
horne and Scott Us. Robertson. - - NJ
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I OSFrThe undersignedshas logt, and ht

T OSF-The undersigne thas lost, and he
III thinks it on his. way from his residence,
near Union Giillss Eluyanna county. TO Richmond,
or during his stay ina Richmond within the slast
week heybondt of DANES IA. Johnsonland DAVID
;aa $50 % with interest from QCtoberl lse9.Ther
are several credits endorsed on the said bond: A
suitable reward win be pait 70 the 11e
soi,sare forewarnedsagainst rading for said bond
asa PROPER notice. stopping its payment has AZ
ready been given to the right AT %
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/, s.ggATH HIS OLD TRICKS s.-The notorious horse.
thief and desperate, Granville HMontelle,
who escaped from the penitentiary on Mon
day morning, did not go far before resum
ing the practice Of his profession. stole
several mules, and horses from o Mr.. Eui,
cher. Of Hanover, Mr.. Fulnher pursued
him thirty miles, and recovered the stolen
StOck,i 49, ~ - -. ~ qs.fsC5 III ID
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s, QUARTERLY, SUNDAY School MEEF1NG.-
The quarterly meeting Of Presbyterian Sun
day Schools Of this city. will be held at the
Third Church Church Bill, J tomorrow
affernnnn .,,rs. f..tll. t-sl. -, -, ~.
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WANTS.


oNsIGNEEs WANTED FOR FORTY
Ny-ONE BOXES CHEESE diamond G., re-
ceiyed per steamer lbemarle, April Goth, and for
B. j.. Kellain, received per Saratoga and Hatteras
p -. SAMUEL AYREs & CO., So
Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company, 81 q
2s-1t - corner Main and Eleventh streets.
VNY;ANTED. .---The undersigned, who has
wv had several years, experience in country
store, desires 4 SITUATION, and VIII besatisfed
with moderate compensation. The best recon-
Lombardy Grove, Meeklea6nrg; va; or, or ,sS9zr-is
- lap A-2t*l 1Et.f ykEI Richmond. {
VXEANTED, z EMPLOYMENT BY AN
yITp'a able-bodied man as P PORTER or DRIVER.
He, well known In the city, and can come wei re-
commended, WIN give satisfaction oany gentle
man who win give him employment. Address 3.
,TNFORMATIoN WANTED as to the
ri WHEREABOUTS Of ofLUCINDA'COATE daughter
Of George and Sally Coates, of the county Of King
George She was sold before the war in this city.
and IS ssupposed to be either here or in Its vicinity
ANY Information will be thankfully received. Ad-
dress W W.sft1 F~',Ti y GEORGE COATES,
mp 2a--sttE Edge Hill, King George county, Va.
u WANT FORTY, MEMBERS OF THE
I'll Kuklux Kan: Tor amy other clanl to call and
see me, and buy an ARMY WAGON and HAIR,
NESS, and pay FOR them and take them away, as /
have @ not room fOrhat have SSHN SSSHT y nelly sana
ul Twentieth street between Main and Cary,
an AIM .Fttf'f go - - - y 5S
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Il Acc1DEST.-Mr. Conrad Sauer, while
descending to his wine-cellar with some bot
tlesIin his hand, on Thursday evening, fell,
and; cutthe main artery Of his wrist. he
was considerably weakened by the flow OF
blood, which was with difficulty stopped.
he is improving rapidly. 10 sonf' s',saJ -
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ARRIvEp.-The negress, Sarah Cspps, Of y
Norfolk, who was sentenced to death, but J,
had the sentence committed BY Governor
Wells oimprisonment for life, has arrived = !.
at the penitentiary 81 fgss afS ss9ss alasst
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REPsUtBBL1cAS RstBL1 i D1srRIcT CoSvEsTIoN The
Republican members Of the late Convention
recommend toothei Republican party 10 this
district to select delegates tos assemble IN
Convention at the Senate Chamber IN the
city of Richmond on Tuesday OF 4 o'closk,
P. NJ, on the 5thz day Of May, 1863, for the !
purpose of nominating q eandidate TO repre-
sent the district in Congresss egs tpi'sfi o'5i
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THE EPESITENTIARY-THE NEW ,SUPERIN-.
TENDENT TAXES CHARGE.-Yesterday after
noon the penitentiary was regularly turned
over to .Burnham Wardwell by Colonel Pen-
dleton, in presence of the Board of Direct
ors, Messrs. G. W. Smith, r. 5 Walker, and
Joseph T. Powell. An inventory Of the
entire stock, which had been taken, was
presented. 49, ~ ~ ;s.s'1ssSii.--it = -
Colonel !, Pendleton made, a4.sspeech, in
which he said, from newspaper reports he
had formed On unfav vorable opinion of Ward
well, but from what he had seen of him, he
believed him to be kind d-hearted gentle
man, and hoped he might be eminently suc-
cessful in,his new Office. ~ yl77sRf gra ass
= Wardwell responded, and said it afforded
him pleasure to say to the Board that be had
never been more kindly and gentlcmanly
treated than he had been by the. retiring
Superintendent, and that, he wished him
much happinessi in his country homes q
Mr.. Smith spoke for the Board, promising
to give all the aid in their power TO the new
superintendent, !, to advance the interest Of
the State, the comfort Of the prisoners, etc.
Mr.. .Wardwell also spoke to the convicts,
addressing them as g aSsprisoners;7E-men and
boys."~ He spoke of. the. kindness. with
which he had beenreceiyed by the, retiring
oficers..l Thepdegree in which their chances
for for the lessening of their terms depended on
their good behavior in the prison, and the
fidelity with which their conduct would be
noted in the consideration; of their .applica.
tions for pardon He spoke Of the kindness
and humanity Of the new lGoyernor, and 4 tbs y
eentlemanly consideration Of the Board O
Directors. Inconcfusion, he said:
runI regret to fnd the State does mo-
furnish religious teacher forry you 80 lam
however, most happy to meet With thu
pious,. good man, Friend Willetts, who .yha ha'
volunteered as your teacher, and shah ren
der him all the aid allowable . oS' -
Prisoners ,-W Whethermyd duties Shall b
made easy OK Otherwise, rests with syon
The rules and regulations Of this institution ia 91
shall be obeyed. - S.xssftrrd ~
will now take charge Of your men, .,''H : {
s. Colonel Pendleton aleaHessafor. e amhers
this morning. .agz9a sdt u astitesFatsi Eil'
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~ .EEI \ Lllt - Ifis14 E-JLt9 -.tiD =
Auction Sales This Day.

Z Purchasers-of Real Estate sold bet1een the Jarsi
day Of JANUARY Gndt the frst day Of July pay TIE
tares sthereonJ for the current year: 4, = f.g.,.l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
DRUGs, MEDICINES. 1kc.

EREsH GOODS JUST RECEIVED -o'
I Hostetter's Bitters,, Hooasnd;s Bitters; Mrs. Z
Cooks Syrup of Bark, Hcgeinan's elixir Of Iron
md Bark, Peruvian Syrup, Cod Liver Oh of
iment, the best in use. Also, an article Of pure
White Lead, equal to the best, at much less eost
KEROSENE OIL, by the barrel or less quantity,
ut the very lowest market price.
A full stock Of pure and reliable DRUGS. and !
MEDICINES just received.
j. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
;aps25-2t Broad street. uents Central GeDOt.
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HOTEL.

ihsh,. Go0Dsog-BRIsTDE,lTA.s& TENNIS,
pots Of WE y,ssas situated appasite the dcf
darins t railroads.ssyiM be Open Sex h0azders
bealtIss. summer months. flhst is. epHlnf 4al0
sgmn,ar' iocstions and one OF the most pheasant
sssliaa. per month, Including eYerythiRx exeepf
,sntS w. Children under ten years and SER
sps sn;@ JOHN Z. Lyon, JR.,
e--~Ha9el@h tS asii PropRietos.,.,, z,
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By Wellington GoddiD, ,,,f,,4sr
Auctlopeer and Real Estate "a gent. sltf.l

V ERY VALUABLE u LOT ON THE
yn,,pTDG y1 pSTDGTHEAsT CORNER OF MAIN. AED
I~s,,ery valuableand admirably we'll located LOT
Clsr,aa, as above, adjoining the residence Of pr.
Lart ~, u. Barney, fronting 40 fcst and running
,,., w. GGDDIN, +
P@-N Anctioneer and Real Estate Agent:
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plRfrs TURpENTIEE.--Fiye barrels
tp piSm IL Tie manufacturers, Tor sale by 81. S
1 80 - 80 a. .a, LEE, y
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FIRE m CHARLES CITY .-On Last. Sunday
Afternoon the residence Of Mr.. 3. z. Eppes,
in Charles City county, occupied by num-
self and family and Mr.. B. I. Y. ROOMS
and family, was entirely destroyed by hre's 4
both families losing everything IN the houss,
even to the smallest article OF wearing ap-
parel, except. two beds and 9 Bible. 4hes
Gre WAS accidental, and there was no InsuT
rance on the property. -
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! LIST OF UNMA1IABLE Letters REMArE- !
ING INaTHE RICHMOND PosT-osR1cE AfRfE 9
,24.---GeoYge & Jenkins, Baltimore, sMd.sa
no stamp Mrs.,Augusta Prehn, Cynahogsss
county, Ohio, old stamp Thomas Hallaran. ~,
New York, useless stamp; one letter, no
address. .Sast 81 2a2sAF II -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-25

! MALE ORPHAN SooIETY.-- Board Of
Managers meet ut the Presidents room, in
the capitol, this afternoon. ~ As#s 'ass'''s
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s.4 ri Apr run = I fsiiows siss see passenger
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daily al a.s:idr I'D road for Farmyille. LynchbIrg, and
th ss,icns on tse yirsin's and Tennessee rail.
road IN" tcoInrnbus, &c.. KY; Aanssvslio De,
LGgis'eeSt" eS, Ala. Cormth Grand Junction, Ticks-
ba'E "S &SS North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
ls;o ls;o,S,a Ma Charleston, Augssta Savannah Masen,,
C,GnSS C,,GGDaSns Atlanta &c, Ga. Montgomery, Me.
ts, >c NS" EasrI-Throash Mall Tfain.--lLeaves
tclNss daily at $3.50 A. NJ. leaves Daayille
Grcc,s.so A, Nj. connects at Eurkoyillc with the
das., :; train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c. &c.,,ch tickets can be procured nc the ticket
. ~. ~ richmond aud Danville to all Important
oac.s " Hnn,h and Southwest. and at Greensboro
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