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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

CoRRECTIos,-In our report Of the May.
or's Court yesterday morning we gave the
name of George Law as being charged with
assault and battery, and Of stealing sswagon;
valued ut a75 from Mr. John P. Ballard
THIS was quite a damaging mistake to
George Law. He was the man who was aa-
.saulted, and not assanlting; and the man
who assaulted him James Patterson was
the one charged with stealing the wagon.
George Laws character is, ne hear, good tn
this community. ya 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

PNEUMATIC GAs.-Nlr. A. G. Rand, the
discoverer and patentee of method for
manufacturing q n-condensible illumina-
ting gas by carburetting air with liquid
hydro-carbon has now on exhibition at his
office, No. 16 Nassau street, model appa-
ratus, showing the theory and practical
utility of the discovery. Mr.. Rand's pro-
cess is simply this: A cistern is dug in the
earth and filled with water. Within the
cistern, and still further protected from fire
by the iron cover Of the cistern, is reser-
voir of gasoline capable Of holding several
barrels, and sufficient for the use of a large
house for year. Air is driven by o force
pump in thousand very fine streams
through the whole extent of the gasoline,
and is thereby saturated with gas, and
made highly infammable, but not explo-
sive. Five minutes pumping will suffice to
produce gas sufficient to supply forty burn
ers for four hours. This can be prepared
Just before the light is needed Mr.. Rand
claims that this gas will not condense, that
it is uniform in quality, and will readily
mix with coal gas. In its manufacture the
use of machinery is dispensed with, and the
tank holding the material being placed in
the ground surrounded by water and cover
ed with iron, secures absolute safety. 1t is
estimated that single barrel of gasoline
is sufficient material for 5000 cubic feet Of
gas. Mr.. Rand says the gas can be made
for less than one-half the price Of coal gas.
The Metropolitan Gas Company Of this city,
at the conclusion of the most thorough and
severe tests, continued during the seyerest
weather of the season, accepted and closed
a contract embracing the purchase Of the
right to use the patent in their district.
The fact, too, that this gas is recommended
by insurance officers is additional proof of
its merits. .-Neao York Times. - y. (. g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

MAYORS. .CoURT-MAYoR CHA8ooN PRE-.
sIDING-SATURDAY MORNING, Alice Ba-
ker (negro), charged with uulawfally as-'
saulting and beating August Hutzler tsmall
white boy), and striking him with rock,
was fined 81 and discharged.
Robert Easley (smallmulattabay charged
with snatching $40 from the hand of Miss
Amanda Crone, was arraigned. The eyi-
dence was not sufficient to convict him, and
he was discharged. -
John Smith tnegro), charged with as
saulting and beating EmeliBe Harvey (ne-
gro), was fined s2,a0. e .sa,sss.s !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

HEAVY FREIGHT. .--An unusual amount
Of freight is being shipped on the Danyille,
railroad, both inward and outward. Sixty
car loads mostly tobacco) were brought
down on Friday last, being thss largest
number Of loaded CARS brought down in any
one, day since the close Of the war. ts8 1.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.

- t RICHMOND May %, 1888.
I nj ts9ls!a8 EOFFERINGs. s3st2S ss 1853 3gt
Wheat. White, o bushels. 81, 4,
corr.-Wliite, S2s bushels. Yellow, sss bushels,
Mixed, 5I4 bushels. 4l3 Tass ef 100 go
Oats.-22 bushels.
Rys.--15 bushes.is sJ 81 10 aE4a asf
..as ..a &, SALES. 3
! Hhent.-White, OF bushels fair at $2. 80.
C6rql-W hitr, 4id bnsheisat $II25. Yellow. $50 y
bushels at $il2; 4l8 bushels at VI. 10. Mixed 30
bushels ut 81. l9busheis damaged ut Siio t!f
| 0aks..22 bushels good al s7ac.,.Es "a, - sf Il.
/ Rye.-1s bushels prime ut 81. s0.s = ss>sai -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

CONSERVATIVE MEETING The Conserya-
tiyes Of Church and Union Hills win assem-
BILE Mt Springfield Hall to-morroweveninga at
O'Clock. Addresses may beexpected from
B. II. Berry, ,sJr., city canyasser, and other
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GEURHE CHAHUON, MAYOR.
"Clinton Depriest, Esq, Richmond, Va.

b" ]" RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1868.
"I am satisfied that Clinton Depriest
was good and faithful officer, and he was
not discharged from the force by reason of
any neglect or dereliction of duty on his
part, his removal being made purely on po-
litical grounds. GEORGE CHAHOON.'"s s,,.
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THE BoAgD OF MANAGERS OF TIE HoI.-
LYWoOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet
this (Mondayl afternoon at o'clock in the
lecture-roam of 81. Paal'a church. A full
meeting is desired, to. make arrangements
for the memorial celebration on Friday,
May 29th, They request their friendsin
the country to send them flowers and ever
green's by Thursday traina.
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ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT IN THE Art OF
K1LLING.-The Prussian military chemists
have succeeded in precipitating the explo-
sive liquid known as nitro-glycerine, and
in reducing it to solid. The advantage
Of this transformation is, that it's combus-
tibility is considerably diminished, while its
explosive force remains the same, and it is
thus rendered more manageable, and fitted
for military purposes. Shells filled with it,
fred from guns Of moderate calibre, are
said to have smashed the strongest cuirass
that ever yet protected the sides Of an iiran-
cased ship, and if half what is stated by
the Prussian papers on the subject be true,
the art of defence in war is still in its in
fancy, and will be tremendously costly
bantling to rear.-Ne,O York Commercial.
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RApIc4Ls CHEAP. Democrats either
have vast corruption fund, OF il doesn't
cost much to buy q Radical vote, It wasn't
long ago that we bought the President
Then ne filed the Philadelphia Convention
with purchased delegates, Previous 70 that
we bought three senators Gowan. Doolittle,
and Dixon Now, in order TO acqnif me
President, We have bought seven more, e
the: Jacobin newspapers ARE to be believed,
Radical senator's must be cheap when q
party can buy up q round dozen in the
course Of q year, and have plenty Of money
Left, It's q good deal cheape and fully as
sure as eleeting them. -st. Louis Iiaaes.
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A convention to nominate Conservative
candidate for Congress in the Abingdon dis
trict Is called to assemble in Wytheyille ON
the 10th day Of June,
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!, CoNcERr 70 Be REPExTED.l cofnplete
success, in spite Of the weather, was the
concert on last Friday might at the Third
Presbyterian church. The house was well
filed with an appreciatiye audience. The
performers did great credit to themselves,
and we may say, without making any dis
tinctions, that the solos, Consider the
Litus,, : 6 Angcis Ever Bright ard Eaigs'
ss Judith, q and g In. the Staflight, !, were
sexquisitely sung, as also were the duets;
whilst the tenor and bass CAME fuily up to
the marx IN @their parts. TOO much praise
cannot begiSen Professor Grabaus whopre-
sided atthe organ and piaHoa faf his4un-
tiring efforts; in getting mp and carrying
through the whole performance success
fully. Every one seensed uelightsd, nad
musical conhoissedfs present pfuho6ncca
I. the concert second to none soflthe season.'
Before the conclusion. q numerously y-signedi
call was,sent up for q repetition, which re-
quest was acceded to, and next Wednesday
night Che 9th, at the same place and hour,
fixed for It's fnlflments All who enjoy first.
ratesmusie, and would aidsa good cause,
should be in attendance. s. 81. & !, !,
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES PREsENT.-In this court, Saturday,
Hill, Brummell Us. Enders, and Brummell
Us. Gray & Sons, upon writs Of error to
judgments of the District Court of Williams
burg, were commenced, Messrs. Johnston
s. Roberts appeared for Brummell, and
Howison for plaintiffs. a2 - 50
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ORDER OF TRIALS FOR To-MoRRow.-John
Schmidt, indicted for receiving stolen goods,
viii be tried before the Hastings Court to-
morrow, as also will be Vincent Bargamin,
indicted for shooting, and Joseph Briggs,
indicted for grand larceny. I 81 q j
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HoME MANURAeTuRE,--We are informed
that an agent for a Philadelphia brass
foundry, who was heresa few days ago,
stated that he had obtained orders for l01,- :
a00 hounds of hraas caesi siRgs for southern
railroads. What as the reason that this
work caanot be given tosaathern fnnndriss,
when wa know that it can be doaes here al
cheap and as good as In the North
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The Presbyterian Old school As
SembIYs

sembIye
ALBANY, N. Y, May 22.-The Presbyte-
rian Old School Assembly TeAssembled to-
day. Some delegates Whe were not present
yesterday, appeared and presented their
credentials. = ~
After the transaction Of same business Of
minor Importance, the Rev. DR.. Beatty, OF
Steubenyille, Ohio, presented the report OF
the Joint Committee ef the Old and New
School branches of the Church, on the sub
ject Of reiinion. s.,
These committees were appointed in 1856.
They consisted of fifteen members from each
body The report is signed By all but three
members, and while they appraye il, their
signatures sanld NOT be obtained - tine.
The report recommends retinion ON the fol-
lowing basis gsg4 IL
First The reEni0n shall be effected ION
the aoctrihal and eeclssiasti tical basis Of our
epmmpa standards, The Scriptures ot the
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Old and New Testaments shall be acknow-
lodged as the inspired Word of God, and
the only infallible rule of faith and prac-
tice. The confession of faith shall con-
tinue to be received as containing the sys-
tenn of doctrine taught in the Holy Scrip
lures. =
Seeond.-All the ministers and churches
embraced in the two bodies shall be admit
ted to the same standing in the united body.
which they may hold in their. respective
connections UP to the consummation of the
Union.
Thud.-The boundaries of the several
Presbyteries and Synods shall be adjusted
by, the General Assembly Of the United
Church. es - g. r -
Fo,rh.-The official records of the two
branches of the Church shall be held as
making up the one history Of the Church,
and no rule which does not stand approved
by both shall be of any authority until re-
established in the united body, except so
far as such rule may affect the rights Of
property.
Fyh.-The corporate rights now held by
the two General Assemblies shall be. con-
solidated and applied for their several OBJ.
jects, as defined by law. s1'' a 80 =
Sirth.--There shall be one set Of Com
mittees of Boards, for home and foreign
missions, and other religious enterprises Of
the Church. S. a2..t5 },-a5 E.s's
Seuenth.-As soon as practicable, the
General. Assembly shall reconstruct and
consolidate the several permanent Commit
tees and Boards which now belong to the
two Assemblies. 's t
Eighth The publications Of the Board
of Publication, and of the Publication
Committee, shall continue to be issued
rs at present, leaving it to the Board of
Publication of the United Church to reiise
these issues.
Ninth.-Those Theological Seminaries
that are now under Assembly control may,
if their Boards of Direction so elect, be
transferred to the care Of one or more Of
the adjacent Synods. 7.'.s..7. 's'3a
Tenth.-It is. agreed that the Presbyte-
ries possess the right to examine ministers
applying for admission from other Presby
teries, but each Presbytery shall be left
free to decide for itself when it shall exer-
else the right. - =
Eleuenth.-H shall be regarded as the
duty of all our .judiciaries, ministers, and
people in the United Church to study the
things which make for peace, and to guard
against all needless and offensive references
to the causes that have divided US.
IaoelfM.-The terms of the retinion, if
they are approved by the General Assembly
Of 1868, shall be overturned to the several
Presbyteries under their. care, and shall be
Of binding force if they are ratified by
three-fourths Of the Presbyteries connected
with each branch of the Church within one
year after they shall have been submitted
to them for approval. 90 a.
After some discussion, it was resolved to
take up at once for consideration this plan
Of retinion, and continue the discussion
upon it without other interruption than the
special orders before made.
Rev. Samuel W. Fisher, of Utica, of the
New School Church, and representative
from the Joint Convention of 1867, made
an earnest and eloquent appeal in behalf of
a retnion.
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MARINE INTEILIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
~,s~~o~@<b~e~c~c>e~sS-
| MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY &c, issg.
Sun rises. :. So Moon st,ss y. no. as
Sun sets. High tide. N. ia
s.ft PORT OF RICHMOND MXY 2s,. 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexandcr, New York mer- :
chanlise and passengers, w. @. Dupham & Co.
I Steamer Ellie Knight, Truvers, Baltimore, mer-
eiandIse aud passengers, Hgryeys& Williams.
seamer J9m Sylyes!sf GiaoTG MorIoik, mer-
/ 49,. sx,tssss4 AsAMEDe 80 * ss.sys.s..
| Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, mer-
cIaii,iise and passengers, w O. Dunhem IL Co. ~
Steamer Ellie knight, Trayers, Baltimore, fner-
cIandise and passengers, Haryeys u Williams
Schooner d. A.. Berry. YOorhis, cleared from
New York Tor York river on tile 92d -, - q so
sehoonerJsL L.sN Newfon, Rick hence, mt Boston
on the ed. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

s-5s eCLRRK's OFFICE SUPREME COURT
UNITED STATES, WAsHINGToy, May 20, 1853:
Sir,-Permit me to call your attention
to the enclosed rule of practice adopted by
the Supreme Court at the present term, and.
to request that you will take measures toS
publish it to the members of your bar.
Under its operation it is necessary that
every record filed in this Office should be
accompanied by apracipe to enter the ap-
pearance of some member of the bar Of the
Supreme Court of the. United States. sa z3
For your better information enclose
the form Of the precipe. 4 . ~
I" Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, sa@ S&as ID. w. MIDDLETON, 's's1
sssClerk Supreme Court United States.n
The form can be seen at the Clerks oaace,t
Court of Appeals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

TURNER haa sent us d book Of siffy-sfx
pages supporting to be an oppose OF si,e
Terrible Mysteries of shs RstAlsts Il laa. . -
Is evidently a baslssaas, ea
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NFoUNTAIN DEW e0cKTAIL.

tv1A.sss II ss3s ~
e1'As eA sIaHFxYEsTfE sAEooa.'s .
coaSEM az xisTH III r. Axp asis'iss nsx snrEr
prepares this lielletous GoGKTAILeA -
from the celebrated aW. Wa1lsceif "
pure Mountain Dew Whiskey.,, Sold ~
by the drink, bottle, gallon, or barrel. =
Fine OLD APPLE BRANDY, and ....1kd8
all Kinds Of Ii IQUQRss WkNKH
ALES, and CIGARA. Mhf-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

RULE OF PRACTICE IN THE SUPREME
CoURT.-The following circular, received
by the Clerk of the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals of Virginia, will prove Of interest to
members of the bar-: s--siEs -@e4tsr - sss.SG{8a
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOT E.-The undersigned, having
y qualified as administrator on the estate Of
William Curic deceased, hereby notifies all per-
qnlrcdto make settlement ut once; and all persons
having claims against said estate will present them
10 me for payment. THOMAS POTTS,
my is-M3w Administrator,
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NtCttMOSD AND
RICHMOND. Va, May 8, lse8
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY THE 10TH
" OF MAY. THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD
viii run rs follows: -
LEAVE RICHMoND.-Express train daily lex
ccpt Monday 1T A. NJ. Mail train daily at 2.lo
T. NJ.
c,pl Snday) at Tl5 Z. NJ. Mail train daily at Q. Is
A. NJ. Freight ttrains leave Richmond ut 4:3o 7. III.
and Petersburg at A. NJ.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:l0P p. NJ.
train Baggage checked through. Fare only
FOUR DOLLARS.
Passengers for Glover Hill must leave Rich
moud for Chester by EMPRESS TRAIN 1T A. M.
on DNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, connecting Mt
Chester with the coal train. f. III. GILL,
mVq Engineer ana superintendent.
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
$40 PAULo RkILWAY.-A DAILY
TRAIN 10 and from Santos Sac Paul0 and Jun
diahy. running within thirty miles of Campinas. u
j.. j.. AUBERTIN,
JANUARY l. 1863. Superintendent.
\. T. The booking Office in Santos will be open.
for tickets aud luggage on the arrival Of the hoats
from Rio. mn 3-eOu6m3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

: REPRrEyEp.yhe- -Goyerner. has granted
a further reprieve until the 1ath of June
TO Rober Kemp, Abel Williams, Harrison
sYol1rc. and. sSamaeF Trimm; sentenced TO
be hung iii Warwick county on the Sath
;notoy,ts -,,Ss s-.Stsf ,.sR as- fs ~
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POWDER, Ac.

FOWDEff, fkCs .tsssI - .,
MINING FUSE Of every variety offered
~ - by manufacinrer,s agents. & 80
sp1 W66Ds. FAY &REED.
| lgpONTSs POWDE R.--s, 900 Il kegs
F0wnnEnpp0NIsS SPORTING aud RI4ASTING
mn T.. Il s.. sW0RTHAM % CD,
-m@2 l-eod4w Agents for the manufacturers.
111RDER, P0WDER-fof sporting Sud
sna naiasting-m kegs snd eaniEters. ~ ~
sp' WOOfsa PAP q REED;
SPsosaSGEs. ssS ATHING and cARRIAaE
- sroseEs fgs s ss,e q ss,,p,,y ri 8. IS, u
~" s4s vi Hrosd sfrtets
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RAILROApS.
a NJ -
s1IRGINIA = CENTRAL RAuIL,RnAn-

~ M y zes..
VIRGINIA CENTRAL Railroad
" CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-(Ju and afsey
Wednesday. March nth, the Following triiris
VII W he run on this road:
S,LnssSsS L between Richmond and Staunton and tS-
seeily MsSnna Mss Of ssSnnse go g9ipg west on NOM
pAi,nar alternate days. This train leaves Rlcf-l
,.@1nd 4; 75 a. NJ. and arrives at $40 r. NJ, and
r.scs close connection with the Orange and A.ex-
s"Sabwest. s"a,ba and connects with trains to ana from
~ North hut with delay Mt Gortionsville of one
SSrr and thirty minntcs-.the cSnnections with The
n,"hlIshed. No trains OH Sunday. - II
An accommodation passenger train viii be run
he,wcen charlottesville and Richmond on MON
mntS WEDNESDAY,, and SATURDAY. leaving
pTr,riottesvillc at 4 A. NJ. and arriving in Rich
md At $50 A. NJ; leaving Richmond same DAYS
a%,sas r. NJ. and arriving At Charlottesville at p
=; The daily accommodation train win be With
S.,wn =. after the 18th instant. ss.gZ
"Tfe morning train connects with HARTMAN &
70 : and TR0TTER 4 CO.'S LINE OF STAGE
Passcngers for Lexington go through from Rich
mand or Baltimore the sam same day. .l
points. naa.no; -; SE,SOMb.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
KR0AD-sUMMER sCHEDULE.-on and
,t,er TUESDAY, April 2l. 1853, the passenger
rains on this road win run as follows
prbinond daly at 7:l5 A. NJ. leaves Danpillos
taIy NJ 2:e7 L. NJ. connecting Mt BurkevslIe with
Ss 'Sscm,hsdc road for Farmviie Lynchbnrg, and
rnsd. Knoxville. Nashville, Memphis, &C.. Tenn;
louisville. Columbus, &c. Ky: Huntsville, De-
rslnr. &C., Ala Corinth, Grand Junction, Vicks-
smrg, &c. Miss: New Orleans. &C.. and mt Green's
soro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columba Charleston, Augusta, Savannah Macon,
Columbus, Atlanta,, &C., Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
hIrr New Orleans, &c, -Stz &C lSs -
OVif GnISc EAST.-Throush Mail Train.-Leayes
Greensboro daily at $50 A. M: leaves Danville
daily a $50 Al rom ySsbEg sr M5 e
6r. -LssLtgss lsz-, ,ti.g. = -
Offices ~ M 1'a So1ost a , 70 at. nnp0rsa,
and Dansillc to all points North. East. and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Sunprinfnndnllf.
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COM
' PANY.-All persons indebted to the said
and make settlement of their debts And persons
having claims against the said company are re-
qacScd 10 present them. with the necessary proofs.
JOHNSTON Il WILLIAMS,
my ls-e0daw Office over First Nntionnl Bank.
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On motion of Mr.. Tazeweil Taylor, the
thanks Of the Councilwere returned to the
citizens of Lynchburg for their unbounded
hospitality during the session. e se
The Council then adjourned until Satur-
day morning. At night, Rev. DIR. An IN
drews preached to o large congregation on
!" justification by faith:n g PURSELI.
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THIRD DAY.F

q. I LYNeHBURa, May 90, 1868. ps
The Council was opened with prayer by
Rev. John Cole. gsyf .aTfw4 80. . ..sa
Colonel Ellis, of Richmond, from the
Committee on Credentials. reported the
names of a number Of additional lay. dele
gates, and among them Colonel Robert E..
Withers and Judge Sheffey, and D. Lee
Powell, Of Richmond. q -ss5's< g 8 ~
Leave Of absence after to-day's session
was granted to Rev. DR.. Woodbridge, Rev.
Mr.. Page, Rev. William Friend, General R.
E. Lee, General H. Smith, DIR. Kinney,
and Mr.. w. L. Riddick.
On motion of Mr.. B. johnson Barbour,
the name of Mr.. John Stewart was substi-
tuted for that of George D. Fisher rs trus-
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SPklNt AMI SOMMEh} AThANdE-
y MENT 1s6s.-GREAT SHORT ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VIA
TIFF RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBuRG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILY-ELE-
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRAINS.-The
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the depot. corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at l0;45 A. NJ, arriving in Wash
ington at 6:l5 +. NJ. connecting with the early af
,ernoon express trains for the North, East, and
The NIGHT THROUGH NAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily (Sundays except
ed at $40 p. NJ, arriving In Washington Mt e:l0
A. NJ. connecting with the early morning trains
for the North East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
aud Eighth streets, at T. NJ. Returning, arrives
al s:i5 4. NJ. ..lz rs :
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points. ..z. ss +e
For further Information and through tickets, ap-.
ply ut the Office OF the company, corner Broad and
Eighth streets. Shockoe Hill, and ut the ticket
Office corner Byrd and Eighth streets. Ss
j. Il. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, superintendent. my II
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reported IAN increase Of 217 ;bnt according
to the Bishops reports, an increase Of
$40; in communicates an increase Of
$40; in! marriages of "a decrease of
"a in funerals an increase Of J134 !; in
Sunday schools a decrease of s; In Sun
day school teachers an increaseaof 1903 in
Sunday school scholars an increase oft750.
The contributions Of. the present year ex-
hibit on increase Of 80 ,14s.46. Many pa
rishes have not been heard from. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-25

Reported for the Baltimore Sun. -
rhe General Assembly OF the Pres
byterian Church OF the United
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-11-16
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States or Europe, at any season of the year
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