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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

CONTINUANCE oE THE FAIR AT TRnHTY
,CHURcH.-The ladies conducting this enter
prise are thankful for the liberal patronage
received during the week, and viii continue
the fair every night next week. They
have large supply Of really beautiful and
useful articles on hand, and daily supply
of good things, with which to regale their
friends and the public. The fair viii be
open tonight. The Sunday school will
therefore meet on Sunday morning at the
usual hour in the body Of the church.
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SECRET soNs AND DAUGHTERS OF LOVE-
These two organizations, composed Of the
most genteel Of the young colored men and
women Of Richmond, have lately held their
annual celebration. They are associations
formed for purposes entirely charitable, and
good behavior on ali occasions is o requisite
to members. The Secret Daughters Of Love
celebrated their anniversary on Wednesday,
and q majority of the members ofsthe Secret
Sons were present as their guests. They
gave supper over 1406 Main street. The
Secret Sons had their celebration yesterday.
They presented genteel appearance in
their procession through, the streets. A
good supper was served at l406 last evening,
and the Secret Sons enjoyed themselves
very much.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

| RELIGIOUS SERVICES Te-aoRRow.-U Una
versalist Ch,Tch.-Rev. Dolphus Skinner,
D. D., will preach at II O'Clock A. M. and of
iquarter-past 8 P. NJ. DR.. Skinner was
pastor of this church thirty years ago. -
+ Gace-street Baptist Church Rev. Rich
ard Furman, D. D., will preach at II O'Clock
A. M. -;s.ss .1..,. ,... f4 z.sr @
Sycamore ChaHch.-Elder J. A. Brooks,
of Kentucky, will preach at II o'clock A.
M. and at P. NJ. - go 81
St.. James, Charch.-The usual service
in this church tomorrow at IL o'clock A.
M. ..gr a-s ~. 49, s4--as, /.
Broad-street NJ B. ch.-The Sun
day school connected with this church will
celebrate their anniversary tomorrow after
noon at a o'clock. asGt .es.a5ss
German st. Johns Ghuych.-The usual
morning service by Rev. William Ide, with
confirmation of children OF 10 o'clock A.
M. ~. -i--' el'a-S y :
:. Second Baptist Gh,uch.-Rev. n. G..
Townsend will preach the annual sermon
before the Young Mems Missionary So
ciety af 8 o'clock P. NJ. s,sfs =
United Presbyterian Chatrch.--Rey. 7.
G. Jones, D. D., will preach at II o'clock
A. M. @ !s
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RESCUED FROM DRowNEG.-J. Collegan
and James Seay, two youths about fifteen
years old, made narrow escape from
drowning yesterday afternoon. They were.
in fishing boat in James river just below
the corporate limits, when the schooner Mel
lie Brown, attached to steamtugg, passed
up, and they attempted to fasten line to
her to get tow to the city. In the effort
their boat was capsized, ,ons Of the boys was
rescued by the crew ofthe schooner, and the
other succeeded in getting on the bottom OF
the capsized boat, and was taken off by q
party who came to his relief.
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MURDER IN BRUNSWICK CouNTY.-A pri-
vate letter from Brunswick county, Va,
received yesterday, states that Ruffn
Brown and Philip Powell left their homes,
in that county, to go hunting. After awhile
Brown came home with his arm shattered
by gunshot, stating that he and Powell
had been fired upon, and that he had not
seen Powell since. a search was imme-
diately Instituted, and Powell was: found
dead on Mr.. David Hicks's place. lie was
lying with his face downward, and had
been shot through the lungs. We have
been unable to hear any further particu-
lora @ssfTs>S tt-t==st5 t~zs. - - Il 49,
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. CLOTHING.
e1r MAIN STREET. -CLOT]

9f3st1 MAIN STREET.-CLOTHING
slOll FOR SPRING, ,CLoTHING, FOR
SUMMER. and all kinds Of ,iREADY-MADE
3CL LOTHING in style at treGuced prices.
Boys Clothing, Youths Clothing, Suits for chill
dren three years and upwards :. .Garibaldis, Bis
marcks Alpaca and Linen Suits at $2.5o for
yonths or ali sizes. 6lways on hand, carefully
selected stock OF f-CASSIMERES, CLQTHScra and
VESTINGS, of the latest style. CLOTHING
Also on hand; "a large assortment of FURNISH
ING GOODS. new style Of HATS, RIJNKS, U III.
my 70 JULIUS kRAKER, Merchant Tailor::f
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Corn }. and Rlour Exehanzs. : .

- Corn and Flour Exchange. 81.
RICHMOND, May q, lsas. 3
'ssssa .ssse5 GFTERISGS, es5 ~ s@ 6
Whedt.-White, none. Red, 80 bushels.
Corn.-White, so4e bushels. Yellow, $50 bushels.
Oats.-do bushels. Baled, 20 bales
Rus.-a2 bushels. .,.s ssss..3e : ss.ss y
Hgg.-Vfrginia Iprime timothy. 10 bales. : s'
& Eour.-Superfne, Loo barrels.s Fine, 40 barrels.
& ScrecrinGs.-la bushels. s,
~ SALES. ~
Wheat.-wh!te, none. Red, % bushels prime
corn.-White. $50 bushels on private terms 3c4
bushels at Sl.l2; 4s bushels ct 81. lN p1sneis
at S..l 40 bushels at Sl.16. Yellow, 2oo Dushels
at 81. LEI; 81 bushels at SLla. Mixed, Ne bushels
on private terms; HS bushels at slE
O0tS.-40 bushels iair ON private terms. ss
Rye.-a9 bushels prime ut ~. is.
HdH-.yirSinia tprsme sinioshy 10 bales &C 81 ~
Ecreenfngs.-I4 bushels Mt u. 10 "a /.
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BOLD THEFT.-The grocery store OF Mr:
BrummelI, on Sixth street, was entered
Thursday evening while Q young man. Was
engaged in selling at the counter, and the
money drawer, containing ten dollars, taken
out. A lady was also seated at the door
when the theft was accomplished. 50 :,
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TOBACCO PRESSES BOXES,

TsOBACCO BOXES.-use WHITLOCKss
q PREMIUM TOBACCO BoxEa. IA eompn-
mentary prefiam awarded for my boxes al the
fair ia Richmond In October and also % the fair
In Dansilie In November, 1861 for style, material
her , before buying the boxes, and YOU'LL Be cnns
Yfrcea that is III thoroughly seasoned. CADD1ES
HALE BoXES, THREE-pUARTER HQxES
ara CARES, kept constantly on Asnd. Boxes
carefully pnk In shocks for shlpIuelst.
sse. :. r. n. WHITI0Ck. M
corner OF Eighteenth and Cary streess.
ny &-sM Z
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g NEGRO SyATcH-TH1EF ARREsTED.-A
negro named Peter Coleman was arrested
Yesterday on the charge of snatchIng
twenty dollars from the hand of lady on
she street. He viii have q hearing before
che Mayor this morning.
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an hesween. the .custom-houses. and
BOARDNa AND -LOpGING.
yIIRGINIA HOTEL,

FHIH0INIAS HUTELs, - sss 10 .s.s.gdf ~ u
GooDsoE-BRisroL, va. d TENN.
Thfs hotel, situated Immediately oppCsita the de-
pots of Virgi0ia and Tennessee and East Tennesse0
and Virginia railroads, win be open for b0ardere
during the simmer months. This to one OF the
healthiest locations and one OF the most pleasant
summer resorts in the State. q esyssts x 80
Board per month, Including everything except
Washing &35. Children under ten years, and ser-F
ap AdtJeloth Proprietor.
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PsnsogAL.-Anthony Trollope, the great
novelist, and Hon. T. VI. L.. Pruyn, mem,
ber of Congress from New York, are stop
ping at the Exchange Hotel. 3
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CONFEDERATE BOOKS, &c.

RANDOLPH y ENGLISH VIII buy or take ~
exchange all kinds Of ooKs. and for some OF the
,-s, CoNFEDERApE PUBLIcATION
high prices Will be paid. For LAW, SCHOOL and
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. and Bo0K-BIND-
ING, call at 1890 Main street. 81 ap 81
NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
lS BO0KS.--We Will sendANY BOOK noinat.
ter by whom published, manufactured, or adyer-
tsed to any address, postpaid on receipt gf price.
80 j.. p. BELL 4, CO.,
s5s Booksellers and StatiOnerA
NH IL . u - - esE.E.sskF LynchburR, Va.
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SUNDAY. scHijOOI, WoRK, 3.

- :
gAt night o sermon was preached tosa very
large congregation from the words of Ma
thaniel: g Truly thou art the son OF God. ]"
After the sermon, Bishop White was intro
.duced, and, by request, gave his views on
Sunday schools, in the management OF which
he has been very successful. He advised,
,sB very important, that pastors should come
in contacttas often as possible with every
scholar in the school. He had found the
g common lesson - system much the best,
and had for years used none other. The les
sons Beremarked som for SIX months, and
printed upon cards, distributed among
teachers and children; at the bottom OF the
card, QUESTION books were referred 70 for tine
use of the teacher, but no scholar was al
lowed to hayea question book. In that way
children are mad to study the whole lesson.
At the close of the school it was his custom,
ass the rector, to catechize the whole school
upon the common lesson, and the next les
Bon was the subject Of the Wednesday eve
ming lecture for the next week.
The Bishop advised against celebratlons,
banners, and prizes. These devices were
imported, we're unauthorized by the Word
Enf God, and, 80 far az he could see, did no
good, but might, on the contrary, do harm
BY appealing to improper motives on ( the als
psrt o fhasscho The result OF the Sun
day s0tGpE work in this day consider ring
she sssi proved appli :, Is not as gres!
sas IL should be- Ho thought thst one great
.rsason Of this lis that taere is too much
euperfaiality in the inst hnction, and thai
IN The Sunday school, as in the world
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BRASS FOUNDRY.

GOUTHERN BRASS FOUNDRY Mas.
deceased. j having established BRASS TOUN.
DRY Mt No. lG5 south side OF Cary street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth viii have all orders for
cuted. Orders respectfully solicited. Satisfaction
sInyan.eea mTimim IN an caJes h. PATTERSON. Agent.
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HUsTINGs Court OF MAGIsTRATEs-SPE-
c1AL TERM-CoNsrABLE QUALIFIED.-Gen-
eral Schofeld on yesterday ordered that
the Hastings Court held a special term
for the purpose of qualifying William
R. Tall, the newly-appointed Constable.
Accordingly, the court met at IL o'clock.
Present-Mayor Chahoon, presiding; Al
dermen E. II. Gregory, Fl. NJ. CASTOR, A.
7. PEBBLES, and VA. Favier.
William r. Tall qualified, land gave bond
in the sum of 10000, Lavinia McFall and
Margaret A. MeFall entering as his sure
ties. He appointed Seth Creekmore and
Amos D. Johnson as his deputies, who we're
duly qualified. .y7ee
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HusFIsas CoURT.-The following cases
are 10 be tried in the Hastings Court to-
day Joe Clark receiving stolen goods and
Henry Carr, house breaking. Witnesses,
ete. viii please take notice,
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:PARDoN REFUsED.-The Governor on
yesterday refused the petition for pardon
of Claude Clinton, convicted in the Circuit
Court of Clarke county for horse-stealing,
and sentenced to the penitentiary for four
teen years. sasf So 8 Is - fsfS ~ 3
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SUPREME COURT OF AFPEALs--ALL THE
JUDGES PREsIDING.-In this court yester-
day the argument.in the case Of Ward and
others as. Chum was commenced. stss
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HUsTINGs CouRT--JupsEs sBURNHAM PRE-
SIDING - FRIDAY The jury;
brought in o verdict in the case of William
Hines, indicted for shooting Isaac Cooper
(negro), and he was fined s25, and sentenced
to Imprisonment in Jail for twenty-four
hours, s ss Il. 4;..t,sy :. AZ .s.tss5s, sss-.s5s,a
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REPAIRS TO THE CITY JAIL.-This build.
ing is,about to be thoroughly overhauled
and put in such condition az to make 1t one
of the most secure jails in this district.
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REMOVALS oF PoLIoE.-0n yesterday
Mayor Chahoon made, the following ap-
pointments and removals in the police
force. The new appointments are all Of
the offce-seeking, political tendency M.
L. Adams, private, vice James Nj. Belcher,
removed; w. G.. Simmons, private, vice
Clinton Depriest, removed W. d. Pember-
ton, Union, private, promoted to sergeant
80 Mccarthy, appointed private, vice W.
D. Pemberton, promoted William Harri-
son, private, vice John Disney, removed ;
]. Connolly, private, vice A. w. Ball, re-
moved; Andrew Clapp, private, vice J.. A.
Chisholm, removed James N. Walker, pri-
yate, vice Edmund Chisholm, removed.
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sons to constitute the special committee or
salaries Of ministers NH. Massie, B. j
Barbour, farewell Taylor, Dr.sJohn Dove
G. .Merriweather, General Robert E. Lee
d. Lee Powell, DR. G.s Baldwin, DR.. Cary
Amber, Raleigh Colston: 27s u z zsS3s.
ADDRESS OF BISHOP JOHNS. s.s,tIs.
Bishop Johns then read his annual re.
Epot, giving an account Of the work done
[by the senior Bishop during the. past year
it seemed that no churches had been meg.
iected, although, the task was accomplished
under unprecede dented dif6culti lties,sthe de-
tails of which are given in an interesting
The Bishop thus speaks of the consecra.
ton Of Assistant Bishop Whittle: se Thus
after an unprecedented and unreasonable
delay of nearly . year, your right as .dio.
Ecese has been recognized and your deyout
desire happily saecompi pished. The: absurd
misrepres sentations and frivolous pretexts
which were entertained by somes Ito our
wrong are7 known and understood, and as
they are of no account to us, may be
forgotten in the satisfaction with which we
receive and welcome to his new and ardu=
ous services. the brother beloved, whom
thank you for having called to share with
me the responsibilities Of the episcopatein
this decese.n ,s ss 4t II u s8s1
During the year the following clergy
have been received by letters dismissory
Rev. William Brice Morrow, from the dio!
cese of New York Rev. Peter. Tnsley,
from the diocese, Of Maryland; and Rev.
Joseph A. Mock, from the diocese, of Penn
sYlYania. Mr.. Morrow is rector of st.
Johns, Wheeling Mr.. Mock of st. Johns,
Kanawha Courthouse and Mr.. Mnsley is
chaplain at the University. Rev. George
EC. Gurrie, from the Kentucky diocese, is
rector of st. Mathews, Wheeling. {. ! ,;{
lf@ The following clergy have been trans
ferred to other dieceses u Rev. Henry Wall,
Rev. A. M. Randolph, Rev.. H. Morrison,
D. D., Rev.J A. Mitchell, and Rey.E.G.
Murdaugh, to Mary land, and Rev. j.. T.
Perkins to Kentucky. Rev. T. M. Carson
has removed to Orange Court house; .ReY.
:J. Cosby has resigned st. Paul's, Peters
burg ) Rev. G.. Easter has removed to Suf-
folk = Rev. james Grammar to- Lynchburg
Rev. e. II. sIngle to tRoanok = Rev. B. Il.
Meade has resigned Christ church, Char
lottesvilie ReE.&E. b. eMcGuire has re
moved to- Hanover Rev. r. II. Mel Kim to
Alexandria; Rev. s. C. Roberts to Flu
wanna; Rey. H. Suter to Lynehburg Rev.
A. r. Walker to Halifax Courthouse Rev.
w. McGuire has resigned Trinity, Botetoult
county, Rev. 3. Withersr has removed to
Nelson ;;s and Reg. II. ID. Baker to Fred
eriek. -
81 Rev. Messrs. n. u Dudley, n: o. Hulli-
hen, 81. =. Hayden, " g: Stewart, and
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ManTrE YNlTETLfGsENER.
LOsr ANnFOUND.

sHtHILD LOST Last evening about h4lf-
NJ past5 s O'Clock, u fUIATTO BOy, aged fye
years had on blue jacket and pants |; no hat. Any
formation with his mother, NANCY WO0DSQN,
on Marshall street near city jaiE .tSs2 my 7E-ft*
EoUND, ON NEsDAYSHx'
4 NIGHT, May scf 1853 q CALF, which, N
the owner csr, have by proving properly and pay
;i,p cbargps.l Andy at iSs. MRS. MYERSA -
my 9s-ns - !, HcEard's Groye.
II oST, between, the custom-houses aud
4 Branch g Currant,s store on Matns street, .
BROWN MOROCCO PURSE, cofitntnfHE thirty.
sAye dollars. Anx person finding and leaving it As
ray c9--stss
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I.hDIES' LIST

: .,,,<y ,Sr OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE
GAINING IN THE RICHMOND srosT-
l,.3r1GE E MAY 2a, 1855: gp 4 49,
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/. WILLIAM G. DUNHAM Il CO., succeasors to
samuel ,Ayres q Co., General Psodwcc, HhirpinG.
aud Commission Merchants, Agents OF Old De-
minioH fteamshtp Company, over 1901 and ll63
Main street. Richmond, Va. Consfgnmenfs OF
produce of MI kinds collected. Particular asten<
Hon given to the sale OF tobacco, wheat four, etc.
Liberal advances made on cons5gnments in hanG. I
my 6d3t ka0dy0t - -. 4. ~ II ~ ~
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DIssOLUTIONS. &c.

WI MINOR WOODWARD AND
wv . SAMUEL 81 GREEN have formed co-
partnership under the firm name OF WOOD
WARD 81 GREEN for the purpose OF QUAR-
every facility for conducting the business, they
are prepared to flla orders with dispatcf once
Byrd streets, Richipond, Va my s-W&Sawa
THE FIRM OF SAMUEL AYREs & co.
Il was this day dissolved by Inutuat consent,
The business Will hereafter, as heretofore, he
conducted by WILLIAM C. DUNHAM under the
'''''e ''''''' 80 --Tr'' Samuel AYREs,
- WILLIAM G. DUEHAM.
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ROCKS AND~sTATTONERY.

EnO NOT PAY FIFTEEN CENTS FOR
ETED PAPERS.whe You canget
them for TEN CENTS; I am am now ! III selling at ,i ten
Chimney Corner, Literary Albnm, Illustrated
News, Harper's Bazar, Sporting Times, Kelley.s
Weekly. sChicago News Clipper BOSTON Rast,
mond daily papers at &C. - Baltimore and Wzsh-s
ington daily papers at &C.. each |: and everything
else I'M the BOOK, STATIONERY, tPEHlODf-s
CAL, or NEWSPAPER LINE, as cheap rs can
be bought In the city OF Richmond
s ps,, "a q sas sIlIhAsah rl3t.ssaass
my is ~ - s1 li4 Main street.sst
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sTANDINa coMMITTEEs

dncted BY Rev. Mr.. Gibson, OF Petersburg,
The Bishop announced the following
s. sTAgDfHa COMMITTEES u
State of the Chsgch .-==Rev. DR.. Norwood,
y. Peterkin, W. Hy1snd, J. A. Latane, and
w. 0. Meredith, ministers; and General
r. E. Lee, james Gal, M. G. Selden, DIR.
3, G. Anb1eT, ana 1fazsWeIf Tay4ors =
EpiscDpof Gasads Rev. Dr.aW oodbridge
and Edward Valentine. ;s..sss ;s.9s.s ts1ssf1s
sAccoaasts of Treasurer of Missionary
Society. Rev. w. Friend and ]. Coakley.
Ne,g Pa,ishss .--ReY. J. Cole and ]. G
Holiday. {, :.,,.ss & .
s sFsct;ons.--Rev. 9. j.. Gibson and r.
CoIstons ~ e q !! g = Hsf7s.sss s u.
! Finance. d. Massie, e. s. sPeegram,,
G. P. Tay1oe, B. .. Barbour, and J. a..
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Haytng retired from The General Ccnsuiasion
Business Icordiaiiy rec0mEssnd -fny late partner,
Mr w. H p. MORRIS, who NtIi continue The bu-
win sell all seonsigh mentas Of tobseeo en-
my Linz ~ ~ ~ etsassNssGWATBMEY.E e
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4ifllnloud lspatfll.

sIHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aDasP ATcHn
LRLARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRCU.
LATk0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
GPTYs z s3f 81 tsss
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RICHMOND, JuiyL lse7.

80 Rs;58 81; Il CARD e.ssssEss
In retiring from the concern of Samuel Ayyes
Il Co. I can but return my sincere thanks TO my
many old patrons, and solicit from, them o COM.
tinuance OF their fayors 70 William g. Dunhan1,
- Sss''0.a'' ~ - > = SAMUEL AYREs.
Richmond, July I, 1851. ~ s. w
5 The interest OF SarneI Ayressfn the frm OF
Samuel Ayres q Co. having ceased, as per notice
of dissolution bearing date July 1857 the busi-
ness WILL after this date, be conducted by the nn-s
rsigned under the name and style or WILLIAM
: y - : i.1'-'l : WILLIAM 6, DUNHAM.
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yhE.,-Iames Edings, John Ellis tcolored Charles
r"',,s,,,A rm, A. Z. Elicit Joshua Emerson. John u.
yaFvm,11 gss John d. Epps ta Charles a. Epps, DE- a
FRANK Fairland George w. Fairfield. John
j. Fe,naand Friand ); H. Farrell. DR.; W; =. EarraL y
I'9lAra rn Forester, William Forester, John FROM
James fty, William II. FIRTH W ilitsIn Frictman'
Cs,GIS:A C d, Garrett Francis Garlsier. Willtarp 3.
Gsauaniter Joseph Gay, g.. a. Gentry, john w.
p!e William George, NJ. y. Giles. j.. II: ssiies-
4 cS%S'seph Z. Gibson, George O.. Gibson, DR.
< " Siasss asss, So lsssr a A.yss aSaa q.
GrsraMs Misshaei Gorman, Henry Goodmail John w.
Crsnes, John J. Green. Wilson Green, w i)itam Z.
Win,,ar iSh William II. Cray wv Scott Grimm,
Hain; n David Gromno, q. G. Granger.
H. B,."-AAeSander Harris {al. Abe Harris, b. o.
csr,s. ccsss BENJAMIN Hatcher Ednond Han !coioro1
sssssah sss Harris, Stephen Harrod tedlorea PIesssni
a%iph spsh n!IalLieib, Waifcr IL 81. Harflson iliIsm
s% pspd + nIsSsa he Ms1sy nsr M sisi sss
Mr. H. H. H.. Hicks Vim, Hill. Andsew =. Hopkins,
Char1.s,' s'tHybnch, David Howell Cha: Aolzhs1eT,
atssrh Bsejsaf5r Bnefsmfr a Hstr Hewsr y Haa aaSsoa a
Iia.tl I".a Hunt. Ra. J. T; Hughes Thonas Hughes.
Jsmes y. Jaryia Temple gaekssn seolosesl'
TfSIIxsoa TIIiis.oa I. =. james. n 4. Jetes. M q. Jenks
ON Ia1s Jenkns: Wiiiiam X. levitt chas. john.
Johns"na as = Whiting. J9hnsoR y ByaHsfords a,
i%SA9so James gossah henr ynnsGa SSi 81
IonS.o o5asn John Jones' James II JoSsas {5i T0ss
K.s: William Jordon. W Wfiiiau d. jones'.
w. ss Riasrs; asasSn Charlie Ksps e N sllos S.
Fritz Rdain dAnnsy, Colonel knight. Joscph K0nrad
3. Lsah Larensssah z Brother, g. ~. Ilsngi,csne
ItndLeHts. Isaac Lee JasIles I ff,Rv Nseisnias III
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n IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MAN NCHEsTER POST-OFF1CE

ALEXANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

SATURDAY, 80. go. . Z. %, 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-23

On motion 9of m H. Massie,E all doeu.
ments relating to The salaries Of ministers
were referred 70 a special committee Of ten
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-11-19
NOTICE

ID EGISTER'S NOTICE.-Notice is
Ia hereby given that the following accounts
have been passed and fled in the Registers
Office at Ebensburg, and will be presented to
the Orphans Court of Cambria county, for CON
hrmation and allowance, on Monday, the 7th
day of December next, to wit:
The first and final account of John Benton.
Admir- cum testamento annexo of Levi r. Hunt,
late of j JOhnstown, decd
TIE final account Of Vim. O. Lewis, guard
ian Of Emma Hite, minor child of John Hite
late of Johnstown, decd.
The account of F. Bearer, Ex'r of Andrew
Strittmatter, ST., late of Carroll twp, decd.
The account of F Kearney, Executor of
Michael Kearney, late of Allegheny tp., decd.
The account of Francis Bearer, ESQ, Adm'r
of Richard Ashcraft, late of Carroll tp., decd.
The account of Lewis Donmyer, Guardian Of
Susannah BomgardneF.
The third account of John E. Scanlat, Trus-
tee appointed by the Orphans Court to sell the
real estate of which John Noel, late of Wash
ington township, died seized.
The account of F. Bearer, Esq, Admir- OF
James Conner, late of Susquehanna tp, decd
The account of James Farren and Patrick
Owens. Ex'rs of Thomas o Brien, late of Mum
ster township, dec d.
The account of Joseph Criste, Guardian OF
Robert Donaldson. minor child of Edward
Donaldson, late of Washington twp, decd
The first account Of VIM. G. Lewis. Adm 7
de bonis non of David Hite, late of JohnstoWn
deceased.
JAMES GRIFFIN, Register.
| Registers Office, Ebensburg, Nov. Z, 1868 At