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A Farm OF liz Acres,

hNE mile east Of Cock~ysville. adjoining the
~ Lands of Z. Potest. Samuel Feast "a
and the Warren Factory property; ~ nm
mile- FROM BaltimoT. and I mile from ISIS
the York Turnpike. IL contains II2l asRs
ACRES improved by NEW HOUSE, s6xIs
feet, 'ntaining seven rooms, large hall, cellar,
good oui buildings. &c. There Is also on the
property tine Young Orchard OF Apple and
Peach Trees under good fencing. we'll water
ed, and il within /? miles of lime stone quar-.
rics. cash no obiect-price $4,000.
Apply IL LONGNECKER KING,
Feb. LIT. Towsontown Md
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PHor1arI sALEs-Morris J. Jones. Esq. "a;
i"rney for the Morigagee. sold at pnblc sale
at the Court House do-,r. on Saturday last. u
acres Of land on the road from Pine Grove to
II. Johns Church. Purchased by Lewis Sei--
-r. for s5O5.
The same gentleman. attorney Tor Adam Kah
Ter. Executor Of Mary Rupert. sold Mt the
same time and place. twenty acres Of land on
the Liberty road. in the Second District. Pur-
chased by Atwood Blunt for 81, sou.
Joshua Jessop. Esq. Trustee. sold on Thurs
dsy Of last week, two tracts Of land belonging
IN the estate Of the late VIM. Bacon Both
tracts are near Monkton. The hrs, was the
homestead, containing IsO acres. well improv
ed : the other Is acres, unimproved. The first
trsr; was purchased by Edward Price for sIO..
o"s the other by Mr.. Nnneinsker. for t?j per
acre.
r. X. Boarman. attorney for Mrs. Julia Z.
Gitting,, sold at public sale on Wednesday last,
i3s acre. Of land in Long Green Valley. Pur-
biased by John Dillworth for $40 per acre.
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RhIIGIots NoTIoE.-Thc Rev. II. Nice will
preach in the Epsom Church. at Towsontowu.
On sunday evening next. at "a o'clock. The
public ARE respectfully invited to attend
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Property Sales.


OF
A VALUABLE FARM,
/ Lor RING MILL SAW MILL.
YNlIE undersigned, a. Trustee, will sell 1T
Il Private sale, FORTY ACRES OF -
LAND, Ia a high state oi cultivation, NJ
situated Va Long uTccn Valley. Balti. tlii
proved with a 4 LARGE NEW FLOURING
Mill, fur stories high, with thirty feet over
shot. icnr Run Of Burrs aud all necessary Ma
chinery ia excellent order. A Fine New Dwell.
ling. and all necc-.arr out buildings.
ALSO,
SEVENTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
la the same locality, Of which Four Acres are
CLEARED. the balance heavily TlMBERED.
CHRISTIAN NEwII0USER, Trustee.
Apply H. the Trustee On the premises. or !.
7. Ensor, Towsontown. tfcb. 1T.
For Sale.
SlS ACRES In Middle Creek Valley. >ny.
C')'Idcr county, Pa, miles from Adams.
burg. iUO acres timbered with chest. -
"A. nut oak, white oak and sonnet nm
- Chestnut, poplsr and pine This IllRS
issaid ~ be the best piece Of bark ssRs
timber In thatvalley. Balance suitable for farm.
ing, with : acres meadow. There Is considerable
fruit Dwelling three story stone, 30 feet square,
with grist aud saw mill attached the water
power has 20 feet fall. Harm - by. 81 feet
Buildings all good public road 10 the mill. ard
be large quantities of the best iron ore on this
land. II Il within one-half mile Of the Middle
Greek Valley Rail Raid, now being built. Ap.
ply =" HENRY ". COOKE.
Law buildings, Baltimore. Md.
Nov. s.--if
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors.

TIVE creditors # JOHN KENNEL will pre-
IL sent their claims agains, him I" me. D. his
Trustee. or file the same with the clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county. nj all peg
sous owing the said John Kennel. will make
immediate payment To him. a. my agent
CHRISTIAN NEUlIAt SER.
Feb. 23.-3t. Trustee Tor John Kennel
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tHtF lOCA DLOOD
LONDON
= Z o0D PAN ACE A!
Tho Great Aheratirt & Biood PSriscr.
Il S the most perfect vegetable olnpound OF al.
l. teratives. tonics, diuretics and diaphOretcs,
making il the most effective, invigorating. ren.
ovating an" blood cleansing cordial known to
the world. For the cure Of Scroiuia or Kings
Evil. Cutaneous Diseases, Erysipelas. Doiis,
..................... PimPles and Blotchcs on the
Face, Sore Eyes, scald Head.
London letter Affections. Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Rheumatic
II Z. % ID: Disorders, Yellow Jaundice.
: Salt Rheum, White Swell.
Panaeea. : ings, Mercurial Diseases.
General Debility, Palpata-
''''''''''''''''''''' ton and flutiering at the
Heart, Consumption, Asthma. syphilis and
Syphilitic Affections, inflammation OF the Blad.
der and Kidneys. Pains in the Back. Dropsy.
&c. To the broken down female it gives lifes
and energy. BY restoring the powers OF nature
when health again succeeds the feeble form and
pallid check Of the sufferer.
Nothing can be more surprising than its in
MIGRATING effects on the human frame. Per
sons all weakness and lassitudc. by using the
| PASAcgA, at once become robust and full 81 eu.
crgy under it, influence
Ladies who have pale coinplexious and dark
about the eyes. blotches and pimples on the
face. rough skin or freckles, aud are out OF
| spirit-.' should use bottle or two Of Lo>poS
liI""p P,St,gt. II will cleanse your blood.
remove the freckles aud blotches, and give you
animation, sparkling eyes, tine spirit. aud
beautiful complexion. Try IT,
Price tt.O0 Per Botlte.-sz
The genuine have LoSpoS BLoop P.SAt.A.
:. \. forrt, BaLrisoEs, M, blown in the bot
tie. and my signature on the wrapper.
Q. A. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer Proprietor. Baltic, Md.
wM. 5. SHEALEY. AsESi,
Jan. IS. is6s.-ly. TowsOntown, Md.
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CtALL AT 4. 4. CLEAvELAND cos,
~ ie5 n. Gay 81. door FROM PIont.
Before puEchaaing your FALL AND WIN
TER DRf GOODS. [Aug. Att
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Fine Farm For Sale.

Fine Farm For Sale.
1HN ACRES of SUPERIOR LAND. at the
OOhead Of Dulaney's Valley. seven miles
FROM T"wsvn,own. fronting ON the East -
- idle ri the Dulaney's Valley M
S Turnpike and Manor Roads 80!
bcrr'l balanc. in felds Of convenient size and
well wa,"r~d fine spring near the dwelling:
good barn. This handsome property will be
suld bargain. Apply %
HENRY ". COOKE,
Law Buildings. Baltimore, Md.
Nov. If
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For Sale.

A FARM OF 81 ACRES. IA the hear, of
1S7aS s% Upon S's' one v a ,Gt 5 SI DS
stone Qusrres ia the State. tnsethep6ssS
with all the BUILDINGS Improve esas
ments al"ne worth halfthe price asked. Price
sl2oon; Sj,ouO cash. balanc, long credit, il lie.
sired Apply to
L0SGNECKER 4 KING. Agents.
Nov. est ruwsoutnwn. Nj
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sAL,s 80 TiAk PLA,s.--we call attention to
the following sales I" take place during the
following week, now advertised IN thu Uason,
"r tor which bills have been printed =, this
office
To-day. (saiurday,J by WIN. galloway. ngsr
sweet Air, personal property belonging 10 thu
late Mrs. standiIord.
Monday, March ?,h. at Ady's Hotel. Towson.
town. by $. q. wilson. Auctioncer, valuable
Kentucky Jack aud a line riding Mare
Tuesday, March 10Th. by Robert Dilw"rth.
~ miles on charlie. 81. Avenue. stock. farming
Implements. 4c.
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OHARI.Es u. GRIMES.

DEA ER ~
LAMPS.
oils.
&C. Ac,
80 LsyiSg'oH ", trO doors Wss' ~ Charles.
ALTINoRK.
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Commercial and Financial Depart
ment, as Follows:

ment, as Follows:
Commercial aud Financial-Talk. News. aud
Gossip ia Wall Street Important News
i"r Capitalists, Bankers and Business
Men Money Market-Ceniral
Pacific Railroad.
Dry foods Report-Dry Goods Quotations PRO.
duce Market Reports-Prices Currani--New
Y. Cattle Markei-Farmers' Column.
THE WHOLE COMPRISING
Attractions Never Equallcd in any other Re
ligions NcwsPap"r
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

rINliE undersigned, as Agents for the owner.
i "fer for sale, A VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated ia this county, on goodturn- -
pike. near railroad, u miles from hal an
iinorr. There are FOUR ACRES ofssss
did aud substantial STONE HocSE, contain
ing :? rooms. all well finished and in conn lete
order. There are also all the cut buildings -
The buildings alone arr worth double the price
asked tor this property. Price S6."o0
ALSO. for sale. several HOUSES. large aud
small IN Towsontown. Call and see them.
InNI.NElsE En ZINC
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l73 Acres of Land

NJ EAR Sweet Air. 1. miles from baltimore.
IN on Ny Lady. Manor. near two s"otl
turnpikcs; l. convenient I" Stores, Churches.
Mills aud Schools connections Dwelling. good
barn, Stabling. lee House. Hen House. Gc.--
IL Is we'll fenced. plenty OF wood and water and
the land has been recently well lined. Also.
good Young Apple orchard and other fruits
Price sj5 I,cr acre. 4 portion ofthc land w"uld
be sold without buildings az $50 per acre.
Certainly bargain. Apply soon 10
LONGNEC kER a KING.
Feb. q. Towsnntawn Md.
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w have ais" applications for money. on
w mortgage. to be well secured. Those
having money Ia loan will DO well BY applying
early To us. LONGNECKER 4 KING.
Dec. lit Towsontown.
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For sale,
A FARM at % ACRES. six mile, from city
"A limits "n thc Franklin Road aud run =
ning back 10 Dog Wood Road and - miles ~
north from Catnnsvilc House good size r.
aud ia good condition Swtzer Barn. t0xtO e.
Also, corn House. Meat House. lien House. ;
Barracks aud other buildings plenty Of good
water. pump at the door. A. 20 acres oi fine
Timbcroi original growth. Price 1000 terms
"nsy Apply To
LoNUNECKEE y KIM.
Feb s-ti T,ysnnt,xu
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Pimples and Blotchcs on the
Face, Sore Eyes, scald Head
letter Affections. Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Rheumatic
Disorders, Yellow Jaundicc
Salt Rheum, White Swell.
ings. Mercurial Diseases.
General Debility. PalPa,a-
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NOR SALE.--A SUPERIOR FARM Of TOO
II Acres. on the Philadelp ha road. ten -.
miles from Baltimore. Very Fine House. .M
aud all manner OF outbuildings well ten. -
ced aud water abundant. Price given upon az.
plication I" LONGNECKER 4 KISG.
Dec. it-u Tows0ntown.
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or $50 ACRES, more or less. in Dulaney's
~ Valley. Fine NEW HOUSE. location
overlooking the contemplated Lake on the
Gunpowdcr. Apply 90
LONGNEcKER 4 KING.
Jan. Eft Towsontown. Mi
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I y the village of Luthorvilic. Improved By
i tw" -tory FRAME HOUSE 3Ux26 feet. con
tanning seven Rooms. House IN good order -
water convenient There j. also on the lot. -
thriving Peach Trees. Raspbcrrics. a. Ptirc
>?.saa. Apply {"
L"N"NE,'KER 4 KIM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

Number of polices issued, ,oa4-insuring 81 as7,
?oO-6pe claim $5, o0o Showing the largest average
or policics OF any American company, and success
that Is unparalleled in the first fiscal wear.
Issues nil kinds OF non-forfeiting LIFE and EN-.
DOWMENT POLICIES and also POLICIES
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS. +. -
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RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, NAY Is, 1868
AUo1ToNI sALEs TH1s DAY..


Psrehasasaf Real EstGts sold bstsoeca tie, Jfrst
ldagg January and Tie srst day Of Jaly pay he
;sases Aveoa for The current year.
COOK q &LAUGHTON WIN sell at O'Clock an
assortment of furniture, etc.
p. BOWMAN win sell at IDS new stand. at 10 A.
M. a large stock Of dry goods, clothing. &C.
WELLINGTON GODDfN viii sell at ] O'Clock
ya1uable brick tenement on leasehold, on the
north side of Main between Eleventh aud
Y Twelfth streets.
LEE GoDDIN WIN sell at haIEpast 4o.clock
valuable small farm. IN Chesterfield one and
half miles from Manchester. &
WELLINGTON aoDDN WIN sell the assets Of
Wellington Goddfn, James L. Apperson, God
din Apperson. and of Harrison. Goddfn &
Apperson, consisting Of valuable real estate
In Richmond, Manchester, Henrico county,
and elsewhere, together with stocks, bonds, &c.
E. GATHRIGHT viii sen at 14as Main street, at 10
O'Clock showcases, dry goods, cloths. cassi-
4 meres, clothing. shoes, &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TheTesfiinony OF GeneraI Ewing am
others, taken by the Honse, Mar

The Testimony or General Ewing and
others, taken by tie Honse Man
ayers.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. 4 I
WAsaISsFoS, May 1s--rhe House Man
ayers to-day proceeded with the,examina-
ton Of witnesses, IN pursuance of the reso-
luton Of Saturday afternoon authorizing
investigation as to the alleged attempts to
influence votes Of senators upon impeach-
ment.
The witnesses examined to-day were D.
G. Fuller, Hon. D. w. Voorhees,, General
Thomas Ewing, and ". s. Huntington of the
First National Bank. The three first
named were Intercepted with reference
to conversations with Senator Ross, but
it does not appear that any proof
was adduced to warrant the imputation
that any improper propositions were
made, or that any Of these witnesses
did affect the action Of Mr.. Ross. General
Ewing was asked if he. did not visit the
Senator at his rooms on Friday evening
last, and in reply stated that he called
and inquired for the Senator, and was in
formed by one of the ladies Of the house
that Mr.. Ross had just gone out. Then
General Ewing was asked what else the
lady said to him. He replied that she
said she was very much amazed at
the report that she had attempted
to influence the vote Of Senator Ross (;
that she had said nothing to the Senator on.
the subject Of impeachment, nor had he to
her, and she did not know what his vote
would be; that none Of her acquaintances
had urged her to speak to Mr.. Ross, except
a Radical member Of Congress (Mr. Ju-
slian), who had requested her to beseech
the Senator to vote for conviction.
General Ewing further testified that OF the
conclusion of this conversation Senator
Ross returned, and the latter and himself
had a brief conversation, in which refer
ence was had to the impeachment articles,
but no attempt was made by the witness to
induce the senator to vote one way or an
other. b Il r -
The purport of the testimony of Messrs.
Voorhees, and Fuller was that no attempts
had been made to induce the Senator to vote
for acquittal, so far as they were advised.
General Ewing and Mr.. Fuller are old ac-
quaintances and intimate friends Of Sena-
tor Ross, and ore citizens Of Kansas. &
The testimony Of Mr.. Huntington was to
establish the fact that a draft for $50 900
passed through the First National Bank,of
this city endorsed by certain parties whose
purpose in obtaining the money is to be
sought through evidence tobe offered here
after.
The President has, received numerous
congratulatory dispatches since the YER :,
dict on Saturday. These messages come come
from meetings and citizens in various large
cities and towns throughout the country.
.. ..: :s,. WALLACE. T
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and everything else pertaining to the Con-
stitntion.s BE was 90 humorous thst after
he got through calls Of Go on y were made,
and he replied g Gentlemen, would 60
on, but really think Il inexpedient- de
cidedly inexpedient. johnson, ] hear, ia
present. = & 3ssp s.
Loud cries Of g Johnson were heard
and Colonel Duke johnson responded In his
very popular style. He hoped, among
other things, that the time would soon come
when there would not only be o star for
every State, but State for every star.
During his remarks lady sent him q
bouquet, which was, as the gentleman
aforementioned remarked, 80 bouquet of
nature. . $ q
Colonel Johnson thanked her most hap
PLY and gallantly, much to the admiration
of his hearers. q sllst
There were numerous calls made for Ge-
neral Moore, Colonel August, and Judge
Crump, but they made no reply.
Mr.. James p. Cowardin was loudly called
upon to respond to !. The Press of Rich-
|mond.'' He did 80 in humorous speech,
which elected much applause. r
THE EXCHANGE BANQUET.
At tabout llao'clock party of invited
guests gathered at the Exchange as the
guests Of the: Isaac Bell, and q banquet
such as ia rareiy served Was pnrtaken OF.
Up to o late. hour last night the conViTiali-
ties were kept up. IL
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rle probable changes In the Cabinel

The Probable Changes In the Cabinet
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, May 18.-The rumors OF
changes in the Cabinet sent hence by tele-
graph within the past twenty-four hours
are based on suggestions from leading con-
seryative Republicans and friends of Mr..
johnson, but are not founded upon any au-
thoritatiYe statement of the Executive.
There is no doubt, however, that an entire
or nearly complete re0rga ganization Of the
Cabinet will take place within short time
after the termination of the impeachment
trial, should Mr.. johnson be acquitted.
The President has not positively decided
upon the names that would be sent to the
Senate, but it, is known that Mr.. ] ohnson
would prefer to have General schofeld con-
frmed for Secretary Of War, to which he
has already been nominated.
The Preside dent. has indicated his prefer
ence for Mr.. Grossbeck for Secretary Of
the Treasury, and Mr.. Eyarts for the State
Department; and his friends approve
these, and suggest Reverdy johnson for At
torney-G General; Judge catron, Of Illinois,
for the Interior Department; ex-senator
Foster, Of Connecticut, for the Post-ofhce
Department, and Admiral Porter for the
Navy Department.
These names are not insisted upon, how
ever, but suggested as types Of the class Of
men for. new organization Of the Cabinet.
100 WALLACE.
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a physician Of. Breslau announces to the
Academy Of Sciences in Paris that he has
succeeded in Illuminating the cavities Of
the living human body by means of electri-
city so as to render their interior visible
to the physician.
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In England and France dried fern leaves
are used very extensively for packing fresh
fruit, grapes especially, they seeming to
possess to an unusual degree the property
of preserving vegetable and even animal
substances for long time. -.
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The machinery of the Isaac Bell was
constructed at the Affair Works, New York,
and it reflects great credit upon that man
ufactory. The vessel was built by Law
renee &Fowlkes, Williamsburg, N. Y, and
these gentlemen have reason to be proud Of
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R1cHMoNp, May u, lsss.

. t RICHMOND, may se leSos
MADAME RUHL,-In consequence OF
liHI the large number In attendance at the CON
cert recently given BY you at the Spotswo0d hotel
Inany OF your friends were unable 70 gain admit-
lance 10 the very pleasant entertainment tnen AZ
Sorded by YOU. We therefore request that you
viii favor us with similar concert at an early
dar feeling assured that 1t would be highly appre-
ciafed and we'll attended by our mnsic-lUving cttt.
-zens. very WILL WILLIAM a. JENKINS
A.. L.. RIYES ~
JOHN w. RlSON,
~ j. B. WATKINS ssssF
JOHN C. SAAEER,
CHARLES LUEDIE,
o. III, CHALKLEY,s
W. l.. MONTAGUE,
OSEPHlWO0DWARD,
WILLIAM u. HILL,
JAMES GORDON, e
%mIIkM W ;: slsHheTWs, D. Ts,ksEH,
O. A. .ERIgSSON,
ARCHER ANDERSON,
JAMES GRAM ,o,>
GEORGE Z. BIDGoOD,
j. w. ARCHER,
Z; j, G. G; /! sHIEzllpR HE lR
q. ..MiNSiGERoDE, JR.,
~. q. BINF0RH
my ia--it JOHN 9. 9. POTTS. -.
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A young girl in st. Louis took laudanum
because her lover failed to invite her to the
circus. a stomach pump saved her life,
This is not 8 circus advertisement.
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CHARITY CoNcEaT.-On Thursday eve
ming q concert viii be given in the hall over
sG. & A. Bargamin's store, Main street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, for the benefit Of
st. Marks church. Some OF Richmond's
best talent is engaged, and good enter
tainment may be expected. h g
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+ PoET1c READ1NGs.-Mr. Vandenhof will
repeat his readings tonight at the Spots-
wood Assembly Rooms.
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CouRT. The follow
ing cases will be tried in this court to-day :
John Schmidt, indicted for larceny James
Hargrase, John Carter alias John Cox, and
George Emmerson, indicted for larceny
Charles j. Tinsley, indicted for house
breaking George Miller, indicted for lar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

FAIR AND FEAsT.-The fair at Trinity
church, corner Of Broad and Twentieth
streets, will be open tonight for visitors.
The room has been beautifully decorated
by the Indies, who pledge their best efforts
and smiles to make the entertainment for
the inner man just what it should be.
They also offer for sale a large collection
of fancy articles and notions for ladies, chill
dren, and gentlemen.
The fair will be held during the week,
and oil who wish to spend o pleasant hour
in the delightful society Of Church Hiips
loveliest damsels will do well to attend, with
the assurance that they will never regret
the time or rimoney 30 ospent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

The TEMPERANCE Cause temperance
meeting was held at Leigh-street church
last Sunday afternoon, at which addresses
were delivered by several Baptist minis
ters visiting the city. s.,
Joseph Cheany, the g Kentucky Boy Ora,
tor,' will deliver free temperance lecture
ut the same place tonight. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

PUBLIC MEETING.-The Church Hill Lii
terary Society will hold public meeting on
Friday evening. D. G. Richardson will de-
liver an Grafton, and debate may be ex--.
nected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

I'D Interim and I'D 0uterim; or, Conyiden-
tial Disclosures of State Secrets. Second
edition. We are indebted to J.. Wall Turner
for this lively picture Of Washington politi-
cal life. g y
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4itllalolld HpattIl.

& THE CALCULATIONS OF THE 3. DISPATCH,
rs LARGER THANTHE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PArERS OF THIS; CITY.
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CONSERVATIVE -BARBEcUE.-Rem
the Conservative barbecue'to take place at
Curps Neck on Saturday,. Colonel August,
Judge Grump, and John s. Wise will
sneak. -. -!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

ROBBERY THE grocery store Of Dam
bridge g. Anderson, on Broad street near
Ninth, was entered on Sunday night and
robbed of a quantity Of tobacco valued at
between three and four hundred dollars.
The entrance was effected from the rear,
and the exit (unobseryed) is supposed to
have been made in the same manner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-19

WOODS AGUB CosoUERoE win cure Ague and
Fever in its worst forms. See Mr.. Carter's certi-
fcate. .ii 81