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WIGGS'
HBMORRH0IDS OR PILES
External Implication,

No Internal adjuvants being required in any
ese, only 10 regulate the bowels, II consolidated,
or ia Dtsrrhea anu Dysentery.
The FILES, while aStonishingly prevalent in
lhelr various forms amongst ali classes of both
sexes, are, at the same time, the most distress
ing, frequently dangerous, and hitherto most
dif1calt Of epGe.
Persons VINO suffer any length of time with
the Piles generally try everything they can
Itarn OF supporting 10 cure the disease, Yet g
aIlze no permanent 2dvsn age tnerefroln.
They have been told profes sionaally. perhaps
there was q no permanent cure for Piles, AID
consequently have despaired OF any future ces-
sStiOn from psin ana suffering.
10 all srch SPECIFIC is offered for their
relief TIE
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
nEE-THIRD OF THAT CELEBRATED
" Properly known as The
ALLEGRANY SPRINGS
ALLEGHANY sPRTNGs.

VIII be sold at public auction on WRDNF5-
DAY, the I'd day of next September.
There are about 500 ACRES OF VALITA BILE
FARMING AND MINERAL LAND Hftsched
% this property, and Is Situated 81 miles from
We. and Tenn. railroad, in the county OF Mont
Cabin accommodations are adequate for sOD
visitors, nearly all OF which are now occupied
% Vlsltors nom various parts OF the United
states, att5sting the properties of that valuable
water.
Any information desired can be had bv sd
dressing J. ID. Booth baltimore or e. A COL.
noun resident Fartners j. Fl. bDUTH,
aoe ~ ecu NJ. q BOOTH.
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- tine District CONT OF the United States, for
me District o. West Tennessee. In the mat
terzof G-oi go Schmalzi led, Bsnkrayi. IN
bankruptcy District OF West Tennss5ee-ss
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assigns OF george Schmaizrled
q Memphis, In TIE ceunty OF shelby and
hss been Gd5gdged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court Of ssld District
~ y enPhls, Tenn, the 5th day Of August, A-I.s
1888. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
aus lSg Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States, fos
the District Of W est Tennessee--l1 the mat
ter Of Linkhsuer q bro, bankrupts. In
To whom Il may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of Linkksusr q Brc.,
OF Memphis, IN the county ofShelby, and state
Of fenneSSee, within said District, who have
been adludged bankrupts upon Ihsir own petl-
uOn, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn. the llth day OF August, AID,
~ - WILLIAM 4 ClhODE,
a1lz ~ 70 Assignee. etc
Ia the District Court OF the United States. fol
the District Of West Teuusesee. In themattel
of Daniel Rsed, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap-
pot1tDent Is assignee Of LanieI Kt ed.
Of Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and state
Of Tennessee, within SAID District, who has
been adiudged Bankrupt upon his own petit
tico, By the District Court OF said District.
Menphi Tenn, the llth day OF August AID,
1858 WILLIAM Y. CIKODE,
sul2 70 % Assignee, etc.
In the District Court Of the United States, fol
the DisiTict Of West Tennessee. IN the mat
ter of G. sOiOmLn, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee -ss.
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of hik
appointment as assignee or c. Solomon,
u Mem phs, in the county of ehelby ano
state OF Tennessee, within said District, Who has
been adJudged a Bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, By the District Court OF said District.
n Laph 5, Tennessee, the II b day Of August,
AID, lecS WILLIAM L. CiHODE.
Eui2 AZ % Assignee, Etc
the District Court Of the United states, for the
District OF " est tennessee Ia theEnsstter Of
John Hood, Bankrupt In bGnkru ptcy,
District Of " est Fennessee-es.
To whom 1t may concern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF John Hood, OF
Ju0a, in the county of Shelby and state Of
Tennessee, within said District, VINO has been
aIjudged d Bankrupt On mis- own petition, by
the district Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the iOsh day OF August,
D., 1893. WILLIAM \. CLRuDE,
auiI Is 50 Assignee, Etc.
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LAWYERS.
ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES W. ADAMS, L. h. PIKE.
PIKE, ADAa5S & PIKE,
Attorneys, Solicitors & PrOCtOrS

A TTEND to cases in the different Courts sit
II ting at Memphis, aud in the river counties
OF Arkansas.
81 The senior partner will hereafter espe-
cialIy attend 20 cases in the supreme Court OF
Tennessee, and in The supreme Court and
Court of Claims OF the United StNtes at WEsh-
fngtOn, being OF the firm of PIKE & JOHN
son, Of that city.
Once ia the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and Second streets.
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planning HlLL And LUaBER YARD.
cus8iNs. cUNN & coovER
lei, 1853 and 1876 Washington St.,

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
s1Ue LDING AMI. FSAaIN9 LUHBEe OF.
ID All Eisos. FASH, DO.1s. Blinos. FesFei Post
and [ aps Baiustsrs and R=iilrg, t4attac3, Pat
Ina 5. Lst1, hii.S lea and a choIce lot Of sea-
sJneG YAK, " a nut, Cypress, yellow Pre- and
Poplar, Flooring, eeiilng and Weather Board
ing, for
Sale Cheaper than ever offered Before.
nS- Planning, Turning, Scroll Saving. Teren-
Mug and Mertfein9 u1ne 70 ordsr.f ans i'm
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PATENT MEDICINES.
THE NOT PAINFUL PILES
DEADLY RELIEVED AND PERMANENT
~ ~ cured, without physic, by
SesRavauaIl.a 6l.rv.,.so r..s-u,..

DEADLY RELIEVED AND PERMANENT
~ iy cured, without physic, by
ScheTeneIl's GaivRnic Instrument,
Almost instantaneously and certainly. and
good for lifetime; also, vaginal and uterine
diseases Il Is not only an ingenious mecEazi-
cal device invented : but a valuable therapeutic
principle discovered. Private testimonials of
efncaey on hand The patent being nov
gianted. we are prepared from this time
forward to furnish them by express or 20 Drug
giste generally, and by wholesale ia any Quars-
tity. on short notice and with liberal discount,
at the Factory IN Raleigh, Shelby county. Tenn,
Address SCHEVENELL q REMBcRf. rs
above, or ct l6S Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
mali
T OUIsIANA SELTZER AND MINERAL
IL WATER MANDATORY, No. n Peoy-
fare street, New Orleans. Seltzer Water pat
up In bottles for tile country at 50 per esse Of
one dozen, and at IS Is per barrel of three
dozen. Also, 1arred Seltzer Wafer at 15e per
bottle; Vichy Water at $50 per bottle Orders
LEFT at the Factory or addressed through the
poAtofsca 70 Glass Box, No, ISIS, New Orlaans
promptly attended %
TREAouLET 4 IEToREy,
spa M FfopEieseFs,
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OILY lRFALLIBLE SPECIFIC

Ever discovered for that disease, ard which
cures by outward application only, snd that in
time 10 come, as ie the past, it Will stand the
teStof trial Without failure, to perform ali the
pre- pTieto.s claim tor 1t, IL the directions are
attended TO.
large number of gentlemen throughout the
country OF high character and infiuente have
voluntarily atteste1 to its efficacy in their own
cases, not from heaTssy, and whose certificates
may be seen by reference 10 The publ cations.
The lIoprietors will forward to any address
one bottle stpaid, on receipt of the retail
price, 81 % pear bottle.
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COTTON GINS.

ET0R SALE, three G0-Saw Gins one 7e-SaE
L Gin, one 50-Saw Gin. These sins can be
seen at j. G. Hill q Co.'S warehouse, Court
street. address j. a. WIGGS, care Appeal
flee. VIII sell cheap Tor cash or CITY &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-22

COOK & LAUGHToN viii sell at the store Of
Mrs. N. A. Judkins, ON Broad between Fourth
and Fifth streets, ut 10 A. NJ. large stock Of
millinery goods also, household furniture.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS will sell at 50 P 81, on
the premises, valuable lot on Lester street
near GillIe's creek :: ..s--z.=r
WELLINGTON ,GoDDIN win sell at 4. P. NJ.
on the premises in the plan of Port Mayo, in
Rockets, 3 large amoGnt Of valuable improved
and unimproyed real estate.
JAMES n. TAYLOR & SON will sell at S, P. N,
on the premises, near Manchester, between the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad and the
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike, four lots
OF what was formerly known as the Falls Plan
& tatiop. f5sE 5stgse. 1l!f8bG 4
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at p. N.
onthe premises, valuable real estate on Nichol-
3 SON street, In Rockets. stress r g15ssf
REGNAULT & co. VIII sell at 10 A. NJ, at No.
$50 Main street, large assortment Of new and
secondhand furniture. - Es4-Ef =. !
SAMPSON JONES, JR., Il co. will sell at their
warehouse, Nos. 4 Q, and Fifteenth street, at
1oA A. NJ, groceries, wines, liquors, &c. s..zr
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell on the premises,
at5P. NJ, an improved lot, and vacant lots adj
Joining, on Louisiana street, in the town OF
Fulton.
s. N. DAVIS win sell at p. NJ, on the premises,
in Sidney, Henrico county, three lots Of land at
tine southeast corner of Williams and Richie
streets - .-as.iFss- y '>..'-
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The WOUNDED HoRsE-THIEFs BEFORE TIE
MAYoR.--John Coleman, the negro who was
shot and dangerously wounded by police
man Connally a few days ago while endea-
voring to arrest him was brought before the
Mayor on Saturday on twocharges--one for
stealing a quantity Of, wearing apparel,
blankets, &c., on the 11th Of May, from
Sarah Roane, and the other for stealing q
horse from Mrs. Thompson, in Henrieo coun-
'ty, On the Sd instant, butseyerali important
Witnesses being absent, both cases we're con-
tinued until Wednesday,. Coleman is very
much emaciated from his wound, seems to
be esufering considerably, and is isapparently
perfectly Indifferent as to what is done with
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''f BY Wellington Goddin.
sas AuctiGpeer and Real Estate Agent.

- By wellington Goddin,
sgsats Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.
VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
~ SOUTH SIDE OF AaIN STREET BE-
TWEEN FoukTEENTH AND yIrTgEHTH
Gated Is aove, IS By 100 lset 70 wido alley Tefms
yery reasonable. le te-al W. e0DDIa.
GLEN-ELLEN For SALEe-This ssiu-
M able and attractive suburban residence, about
oneniie west from the eorp0fatc hmits OF the city
Of RichnoDd IA now offered Eor sale On most ee-
eomfnodating terms. Tho DWELLING 70 . hand
some aed substaHsial stuccoed brick ono OF Mofrn
architecture, with tin ro6L eonfatnta& Eipe rooms
besides closets, &c, aud two pGTfeetsy dry Cellar
rooms also, greenhouse. 5sth-rooin and IN tsss,
safi The ncdsrn aT!epgeHaenfs os CITY noase eS.
cept gas-. Various kinds of eysIEreens and shrub
or seven rooms, brick smekeA0Rse, tao hssns,
wen or excellent cool Wa1ef, and very bold spring
of the lighGest Ena aost transparent watcr within
seventy live yards OF tho dwelling which prior to
the war was conducted 20 the f0p OF tbs house.
There ara also, young orchards now. bearing
apples and peaches OF the oss eeiect kind b6eide1
grspcs, pears, eiserries, &e. A plst oe the teEd
can be seen st NV Office, corner or Bank ana Tenth
streeta, Rschmond. Il
re saasI 4 ssses e 81. i,sssnsy
t Il nm % annual rent rem a Of Ssos but X e r. ian ts-
sired the whole tract, ecntaiptyg any aeres, viii
be sold. This land Is af the kOet chocolate clay
applyto JAMES +. SUTTON. JR.,
teasson Agency corner Bank aud Tensh Etfeofs
~ go 49, ~ f,sa =
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TlHE HOT RINGS
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPEIsATURE FROM
SEVENTY SIX TO ONE HUNDEEDAND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUNG. Manager. S.
=. G. TARDY L Co, Proprietors:
j. 4. WILLIAMS. Resident tfhyslclan'
WILL BE OPENED no VISITORS JUNE II


The Hotel has been recently enlarged and new
baths constructed. No expense or eA9re !ht M.ts
been spared by the pFoprfetors 20 renael th1 thie
famous watering place as comfortable as possioMp,
70 all visitors. The hot waters here nave been wen
Known for more than half century 70 possess IN
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative, detergent, aH
Stimulating properties and have become justly cei-
ebrated for the cure OF rheumatisln, gont, seaSes
Of the liver skin, bladder, and womb paralysis,
the result or injury or serious efusfon contractiop
Of muscles and toints diarrhfna and dyspepsia ac-
coJupanied with sore mouth and tongue. -
Route from the North pid Orange anu Aie1an.
dria railroad TO Gnrdonsville, thence pta virglnia
Central railroad to Mnlboro' Depot Thence .!
irOtter q Co.'s stage line over turnpike foad W
Hot Sprlngs-distancs, twenty miles,
Route from the SOntl psd hlchMonu OF Sn lyHScaf
burg and Virginia Central railroad to MliiDoro
new turnpike from CoYingt0n 20 hol SpIinKit plEi,
now under construction, which Will pass tnreuSi
the beautiful valley Of Jackson's river ana Dy sns
magnificent falls In Allegheny county, ibis ros1 ON,
Is expected to be finished by July Isl, ana WI VIII
senger Will be saved the fatigue or crossing Ine
mountain and enjoy the opportunity q Ees,ng tne
hne scenery Of one OF the most beantiful ~
GBAMD OF MUSIC engaged for. the season
Fine largs BATHROOMS, billiard ano
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up, &c.
For descriptive pamphlets and sirsp,srs, @ m apply
post-olice box SIT. Richmond. Va. or to
j. A. MCCLUNG; Manager,
Board-ss per day, $50 per week, e1s Per month.
my 22--&tEJy lsstsSEg sEs5gs-!s 4. .----
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WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w yA.-CHAEGE OF PRQPRIETGRS.I -

Having recently assumed the propretorship OF this
old and fashionable watering place, and completed
our arrangements for the entertainment of visitors
we now solicit the patronage Of the public. Ever!
effort has been made to restore to- this establish
ment It's former rerf fSation. The remedial proper
ties of the waters hve been sufficiently attested In
the numbers who have been relieved of Rheumatic
.iouty. and other Affections, while the luxury OF
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forgot.
concerning the character of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free Of postage. !. 3
Ne pledge ourselves that our table shall not be-
Inferior TO any kept either In city or country. The
name Of our manager Is sufficient TO insure good
living. .--.--- s.7,
The route to the Warm Springs is By RichmoId
aud Stauntont to Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad where line Of stages connects
with the trains, enabling PASSENGERS to reach tho
Springs the same day after leaving Richmond.
LynShburg, Washington, or Baltimore.
RATES OF BOARD Per day. $3.50 per week.
BIS (; per month -four weeks), $780,
DARNELL Il REVERCOMBE, g
---=e~.-e-t- Proprietorg.
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager.
May L 1862 - s-.s' a' .i'f.A ~ '7N my Sim --
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SERVED HIN RIGHT.-A young man hold,
inc. an Office Of trust under the State Goyern-
ment in this city received his !" walking pa,
persn under peculiar circumstances last
week. He was engagsd to o lovely girl,
belonging to one, Of our, best families, and
the wedding day was appointed, when the.
lady heard that her lover was going to vote
the Radical ticket. She wrote him note.
inauiring about ths matter. He answered
that he had to do it TO keep his place. She
reioined in one brief sentence: |" Never let
me see your face again" He hasn't yet,
but still holds his commission In the Public
Guard, 45.s lgEs -4&tfaas Ezt azss aE o.
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MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR .CHAHooN PRE-
Observation-Disclosures Cunningham.
was fined two dollars for assaulting and
beating Charles Logan. ~. -.
The parties accused of stealing o dress
from William Kelly, continued from Fri
day, had further. hearing, and Henry
Thomas was sent on for trial ), the others
were discharged.
Joseph Griffin alias Mat Page Wormley
(black) was sent to the chnin-gang for
forty days for stealing coat, valued at four
dollars, from NJ. Angle.
The continued case of Jerry Brown
(black), charged with pocket-picking, was
called, and no prosecutor appearing, the
accused was discharged ;.zGa5a 50 ~
The case Of Emanuel Raymond, charged
with retaining in his possession q COW and
calf, worth forty-fye dollars, knowing the
same to be the property Of Beverly Gray,
was continued until to-day. ~ 54E
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id THE CASE OF THE LuCY D.-The case of
the schooner Chesapeake ps. The Lucy D,
.libelled for collision, Was on Saturday dis
posed Of in. the United States District
Court. Judge Underwood rendered . judg-
ment of $3.50 damages for the libellants,
costs to be paid by the defendants. Conse-
quentiaf damages were allowed under late
decision, of Chief. Justice Chase, Judge
Halyburton and Noise for .libellants, and
Weed for defendants. It is said that on
appeal will be taken. F23 10 ss7 s7f -
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To the Editorsof 'he Herald = sssas5
The Herald Of to-day's issue contains q
letter signed " e. A. Pollard" my ,hus-
band, IN which he asserts that he has spent
s15, 900 on me in two years, and other silly
fabrications. I beg the public will sus-
pend their judgment in this case until q
fuller investigation can be had.
pronounce his statements in said letter
to be utterly false in every respect, and
have no doubt the public will be SO con-
yinced in due time. By inserting this you
will greatly oblige yours, very respectfully,
szitss q ;MADELAINE E.. A. POLLARD.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HEAVY. swrNDLING OPERATIoNs-FALsE
PRETENCEs AND FORGERY .---0n Friday last
two we'll dressed men entered the jewelry
establishment of John 81. Tyler & Co., on
Main street, and, after looking over the
stock, one of them, who gave his name as
William C. Terry, of Pittsylyania county,
purchased a gold watch and chain, some
silver spoons, &c., to the value OF. nearly
5000, Offering in payment his note at sixty
days, payable in Danville. The stranger
referring to D. T. Williams, Mr.. Tyler went
over to see that gentleman, who told him
that if it was William Crawford Terry, OF
Pittsylvania, he was as good as any man in
Virginia. The stranger said that was his
name, and told correctly who he had mar
ried. Mr.. Tyler then let him have the
goods, and he went off with his friends.
Later in the day his suspicious becoming
aroused, the jeweller carried the note to,
Mr.. D. T. Williams, who at once gave it as
his opinion that the signature attached was
not that Of MIR. Terry. Officers Knox and
Tyler were then put on the track Of the
supposed forgers, but nothing was heard
of them that night. 49, as-.ez
On Saturday morning the same. fellows
dSdlu MduC tlCiI uPpOUi ubSo zoiA teAe'AAs
street, and this time succeeded in obtaining
under false pretences double-barrelled
gun and o pair of pistols from Sutherland,
the gunsmith. Thence they went to Suther-
lands livery stable, on franklin street, and
hired horse and buggy, giving on order on
Thomas D. Neal in payment. They were
thus oil ready to start for the country with
their spoils, and without paying their
boarding house bill, when a gentleman, who
had heard "Terry" described, recognized
him, and calling policeman Jacob W. Rex,
had him arrested, and shortly afterward
his accomplice. The latter gave his name as
John Williams, and the other stuck to the
name of Terry, until after he had been
confronted by several old residents Of Pitt
sylvania and denounced by each as an i'm
postor, when he gave the name Of John G.
Shelton. They were both carried to the
lower station, and thence to the city jail.
While the prisoners we're at the police
station, an officer of the penitentiary iden-
tilted them both Us ex-conyict s, pardoned
out by Governor Peirpoint. Williams was
there confined under the name Of Jones,
and worked as shoemaker. Shelton
worked as blacksmith during his impris-
onment. Both are rather good looking men,
and were we'll dressed. They will have o
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

This most favorite resort alike for health and
recreation IS now III complete order for the recep-
lion of guests. Our aim shall be to keep u better
i,sn II has ever been kept before.
lis remarkable medicinal virtues need not now be
advertised 10 the Virginia public and the South. =
For fun Information as to all particulars apply
PURCELL, LADD 81 CO., Richmond,
A. b. RUCkER Il CO., Lynchburg,
VI y FiAZIER & RANDOLPH, proprietors. q
Board, SO per day-$so per month. 80 ~ IL. s
Passengers leave the cars at GOSHEN Depot
Stage fare $3.50. Through tickets can be bought
IN the Springs. - my 25--2m
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Wellington
Goddins sold on Saturday the lot with brick
tenement on it, at the corner OF Marshall
and Twenty third streets, for s2,55o. /.
Also, q lot with brick kitchen thereon,
on Marshall between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third streets, for $3.50. - =
Also, vacant lot on northwest corner, OF
Capitol and Tenth strests for S2,025. &
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- Masonic CELEBRAT1oN.--It has been de-
'ternlined by the committee who have charge
of the celebration on Wednesday to con-
.tinueE the sale of tickets another day. Per-
sons wishing to unite may purchase them
Of Powhatan Weisiger, opposite the post
office, before 6 o'clock this P. NJ.
~ The train will leave the depot at IL 40
instead of IL NJ. as heretofore announced
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POLICE ARRESTS SArURDAY.-Andrew
Perdue. (white), for trespassiDg on the
premises Of Phillip Sherwood William
I Hunter fnegro), for stealing wearing ap-
parel from Mary ,aAllen;9 Collin Cools
(negro), for stealing q pair of boots from Z.
Gathright's auction-house.
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nENTISTRY..

DR. G. q. KLOEBER DENTAL an.
KICHNONA VA.,) Inserts bsaatifni AlsTlFl-
CIAL TEETH on the yIILCAGsTE EAhA Ior
twenty 10 thirty dollars per set Particular aatsss
Yats0,i OF the natural teetA. CORRECTION oI ifleEa
lar seetll cleaning, ea&rxestngs and tae testmsas
Of dental dlsssses genera ,y.3 IN W = : vi
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PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS OF CoLoRED
ScuooLs.-The third full annual session OF
the colored schools in this city will be con-
cluded on Friday the 28th instant. There
are thirty-two Of these schools, in which
2, 400 children are instructed at an annual
expense to the charitable associations main
tanning them Of above BIS, 600 per annnm. NJ !,
These schools will have their annual ex-
aminations the present week in the follow
ing order: s,..., ...,a :.
Monday (to-day): Primary schools at
Navy Hill. Tuesday: The schools ct Ebe-
nezer church and at the Merrill school
house, corner Twelfth and Leigh streets
Wednesday Schools at Asbury chapel,
Chimboraso, Rockets, and at United States
Hotel. Thursday The schools at Dill's
bakery, corner First and Foushee streets;
Friday: The intermediate and high and
normal schools at Navy Hill. =,
These examinations are open to the pub:
lie, and all persons interested are invited
to attend. .e-. -. aaEs rss5 3
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CADETS BALL.-We acknowledge an in
yitation to attend the ball to be given by the
Cadets of the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington, on Friday evening, Sd proximo,
The Institute commencem exercises
take place on the mnraing Of the 3D. at the
Presbyteriau church, Lexington. rs :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-22

To SHIP-owsERs.--It is important that
our ship-ownerB should remember that by
recent regulation the Treasury Department.
requiresan official number, obtained from
the Bureau Of Statistics, to be carved upon
the main beam of vessels. j.. s,.4.s., a