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season of the year, cattle, swine, &C., are
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NorlcE TO
FARMERS & OTHERS,
Raising Colts, Cattle and Hogs.

Theuniere ed would respectfully give information
that he will attend to Altering and SPayinS when
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business make him confident of success ana PIace
the owner in position to expect recovery oeyoha
doubt in all cases, with proper treatment
r. ST. intend to call round in the sprinH, "h"
ayuin in the Fall SAML. Il. DENNIS,
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A decivity of three inches per mile, i'll
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velocity Of about three miles an hour.
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Chandiee Robert chairman days
Culverts To buid 3 :in'
DAVIS James road examiner days
Emory Mrs lJr road damages -
Evans James NJ road examiner days
Elk Neck Road to open I'm
Fricr Joseph chairman day
Gay Samiiel road examiner days
Clifford James road examiner day
Holt W opening Elk Neck Road in part for :.
llainrs Samuel road examiner days
ll:tin"s + Henry survey and plot of road
llassnn Vim G. chairman days
Johnson JOS q for eXt,a work on Principle
Bridge 81.
Jackson Philip sighiSman y day
Jackson Robert II chairman 'iay
Jackson Samuel chairman day
kimbc II II opening new road ii
Morgan John " road examiner day
Morgan James W road examiner day
Mctauley James survey and plot of road
McNcy Thomas chairman day
McNcy Matthew chairman day
McMullen WIN road examiner n. days &c
Mullen James chairman day
McCaiil"y James acct a. arbitrator and plot
of road -
Plum Creek Bridge and callscway, excess of
cost of over Levy of 1867 -.
Principle Creek Bridge cost of contract for 3,W'
Plum rcel C;,uscway removing earth for IL,
Plum Creek Bridge 10 finish 40'
Reynolds BARCLAY road examiner day, &c
Raw lings NJ road examiner day
Road Papers according of To pay 1867 e.:
do do dn lists Il:
Road to Open east side Big Elk, deficit 1:
Slircr John I road examiner ; days
smith James sightsman days
Slicer Samuel road examiner day
Terry Robert chairman day
Thomas Jacob chairman day
Thomas John A chairman l day
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Expenses Of Road "hh BridjG Repairs.
Brown 4 platt acct for road REPAIRS :: -
Boulder Geo W do do - :.
bridge at Chesapeake City to repair .nh to
Ceciltpn Town of for rcItir of streets - uU
CharIestown do do ~ IN
Crawford James acct for road re- pairs . 81
Davis Benz do do Ii 90
benny Geo do do 30
DickenSon Vim do do :; 80
Eikt, n Town of for repairs of streets loo ~
England Il II acct for bridge rrprs balance of - II
Hines John L ito road do 81 ~
Hiss Yates acct for lumber for bridge rcprs ~
liaines f IL do road repairs > 80
johnson j q ito lumber Tor trunk 81
Jetlries Vim do road repairs 4 lootu. IL 10
Kirk John do do -
Matthew'S do luml'cr for bridge rep'rs II
Mcdowell RPd, building wall 10 ~
Met aulcy do road rc l;t.rS ! -
North East Town of for repair of streets - ~
Palmer h acct for repair Plum Creek Bridge lsS I'll
do do do Back do ,io ~ -
Port Deposit Town of for repair of streets loo
Rising Sun do do
Road Repairs of l>'. excess of cost Of over
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Wood Samuel l.. as tonStable,
" ilSon John ID.
E,pcnscs of Commissioners Cou'

Expenses Of Commissioners court
Armstrong Walter, per diem and mileage :,
;lS commissioner, Il
Crawford James =. extra compensation l"r
New Assessment, ~
Commissioners Office incidental expen- ~
seS for lSt;6 and 1867, ~
Cruilishank George W. salary as Counsei, II
England Samuel }. per diem and mileage
as mmiSSiOner, -
IIaines Reuben, acct for fees,
Miller VIM Il. salary rs Clerk, N
Ramsey VIM +. per diem and mileage n"
Commissioner. Is
Vanneman J =. per diem and mileage as ;,
Comm isSioner,
Weldon VIM T. per diem and mileage as
Commissioner, T.
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Circular, Mill, Hulay, Gang & Cross Cu1

Every Saw that leaves our Factory is OIL Tenpered
and Patent Ground p,,rfiy true and cycn.nnd made
of uniform temper by our patent tcmpcrin2 process
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THE BILE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF TIE UNITED STATES.

Th continued and ampe,l prosperity of TIL F.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY; its
large addition to Assets during tn" last its rapid
~ increasing ANIMAL Income: the thoroughly sa'l>fac-
character, to all Interested. Of its dividends "i
profits recently declared afford its Officers an oppnr-
tunty aetn to congratulate its Pocei'idrrs on such
signal -Gcccss AMI I" present To the public new and
important Inducements To participate III the bee'rent
RESULTS attendant the procurement OF Policies III
this Society.
With an accumulated fund of six millions, securely
invested, the Society rests foundation solid and
enduring.
Its annu,l premium income is more than fur
millions of dollars. while during the past wear alone,
millions have been added to its Assets.
In a single i>c: year Qs,1) the Society has issued
New Policies assuring forty-scyrn millions If dol
care for others to whom the furcthnusht of
aficcti, n (rhis exceeds the business of any Note
Company for 1867
Just AMI liberal dealing with its assured pr.mptness
in the payment OF all losses with special advantages
offered Pulicyhoder-, other Life Companies,
have secured unqualified success, and will guarantee
its continuance.
St CHI success, in the space of time, has never
been cqnacd Appropriated to in this other
country.
ID. E. BURTON, Agent,
July Is. ls6s-y ELKTON, MD.
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Expenses Df .Ner Roai< and 2riirs.

Atkinson Margaret road damages - IN
Aiken ID chairman day | ~
Brow David road examiner : DAYS 1 tn
Brown Edwin J do , do IN
Baker John & Sightsman J., day e,
Bridge over Sass:ttI.lS River Ia build 5000 N
Bridge at Pass F"rding do I,nu IN,
Bridge at Mrarns' FordnE do Ioo IL
Bridge at Mill Crccl, do 800 ~
Bridge Egnon's Creek do .un IN
Cuivcrt at burns Run do Ia ~
Carhart John road examiner ! day, &c. 3,
Cooley CuIIin do do ay > N
Chandec T. q survey and plots of road u
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j. post mort. exam. q cases.
LrlleaSCS of Poor

Aims House, support of Poor for 1868, 1000 U
Aims House. excess of expenses of lsG. ,
over Levy, 1iSD
Alien Dinah (col'dD Out Pension,
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RECIPITTL.iTION.

by order Of County Commissioners
WM. +. MILLER,
Aug -, lSGs Clerk
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Expenses of Orphans Court.

bradbury 4 p per diem as Judge. 12O
t'utI.r /, II acct as Register of Wills, lIl %
cutler I p uer diem us 'rier Is No
Evn,s .yi II Judge l2n 10
EyomS I.,mcs N - M
JIiI AIeyunder - w
lamar Reuben d. acct rs Reg of Wills, .,:Sf %
lamar r. r ucr diem as l'rcr 81 90
Norpnn John w Judge "a W
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Expenses Of Mquisitions.

= -IIFptFStS u IHYUf"WfVH".
Alexander Reuben, Juror ON Inquest.
Alexander Warren,
Buid VIM.
Barwick A T. acting Coroner, b
Bouldin Franklin, Juror on inquest,
Brown George,
In.
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Ist; rJs Build an Ark

There Is to be.a detuge, and those who
would be saved should sbnild ON ark and get
into il at once. Those who cannot provide
this means OF escape should get up TO
high mountains, where 1peradyenture they
may be safe. The hood-gates Of debate and
flabbergast are to- be opened on the i'm 70
peachment case by resolution Of the Senate,
and there will be such q feod as has not
BEEN equslled since the world was sub
merged. Sc e & IS Ess &. I Z. &c 81 4
This opening Of the gates has no doubt
been theresult Of g party necessity 2 There
must he q storm throughout the land, and
the speeches Of all the ferocious and ranting
Managers must raise it. The people must
be agitated. There must be campaign docu-
ments. The assassination Of Mr.. JOHNSON
must have it's consequences trammelled up
This is the why and this the way.
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impeachment.

The decision of Mr.. JoHNsoN's fate is
drawing 80 near that speculation is, Drought
TO %, pretty well hnshed. Therace is atthe,
auaEter-stretch. and the result 50 close that
the clamos Of the multitude as to the re,a-,
tive merits Of the contestants is husbed in
anxiety. The vessel is about ID q shoo, ). },
the rapids, and the passengers contain s ,s.a
the danger with silence. gave
Returning to the metaphor:of the rao..
the whip and spur will now be the last -. !.
sort. These viii be applied WITH snere,
and dexterity BY the party tricksters anl
proaigatss, who consider their opportunities
Of putting their hands into the Treasury
and keeping them there, 90 utterly ruined
II Dir. JOHNSON is not turned out. With
thsm the . personal necessity is even
greater thanthe party necessity and Il
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New Books.

h. o-sf-ff.-, ais New Books.
| Dora By:;JUL1A sKAyANAGH, author Oh
g Nathalie,',a Adele, &c. New fork
D. APPLETON & Co.: .
Not, Wisely, But too VEL. A novel ", ~ J,
the author of . Cometh up as "a q riomei:
New York !: D. APPLETON q 20. 1gj3
Little Dorritt. d. By CHARLES DICKENS M
Nav York: D. APPLETON u Co..
The above books are for sale by Messrs.
A. Il, CHRISTIAN Co. ~ ~ IT .aog /
! THs. KEcK1EY BooK.-The motive which
nromnted Messrs. CHRISTIAN & Co.. to re-.
turn this book to the publishers was their
objection to selling the retailed scandal la Of
this freed-Moman relating to families of high
standing in the South. - The motive is Gre
,ditable.s In glancing 5hurriedly over the
chamberrnaid sbudget Of gossip, we paid lit
tie attention to her narrative about her life as
a slaye.YThe exaggerated stories OF. this
sort have been SO common, andrew now
meet the eye SO often, that they make little
or no impression upon u.s., AS the nara
tive does not give the, full names Of persons
mentioned, we were not aware at the time
drumming over the pages that we knew
some of those alluded to. This we have
since learned, and are only the more con-
WINGED that KEoKLEY's narrative concerning
them is in, great part gross SANDER, posi-
the more excessive to hide her
own offences: But there is no use il, de-
batting such matters with poor " LIZZIE, !"
who was evidently in bad hands, and pro-
baby stimulated to. .exaggeration against
southern people to make the book sell. r. Her lie
accounts of barbarous cruelties. to which
she was subjected are inconsistent with the
numerous passages in which she describes
the kindness Of families to which she be-
.longed, and her strong affection for them. !.
IL. The book. was written mainly to unfold
the family mattersof the" late lamented"
ard his devoted spouse, and especially to
yindicate the fair fame of the latter. 1t
bears internal evidence Of the intimate re-
lations between her, and the authoress, and
may be credited at, least in all matters at
all prejudicial to the taste, refinement, or
circumspection Of the mistress of the White
House during the war.
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sffsa1
because they have not rssggscd ~ every sxss,
pedient 81 stimulation ks6 me1ges to FORCE
doubling senasors TO voss him
We do not mean to imply sn incseased
doubt In our own ninds g 70 4he result Of
this trial; but as long as squs5sion is uns
decided there eanz benz certainty .as tothe
decision. Even those on the side almost
certain town win have their doubts, like
'stes owner os g. thorough bred racer, who,
in the midst fshia hoastof she great speed
md bottom Of bis equine champion, de.
clined q challenge orun him against abnll,
remarking, s Who knows how id old
bull might run This Is BprL sE's own
story1 p sssss,s srsi. aqsss. azssaSssiess.
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.v4r WATERING PLACE
HAT encouraged by the liberal pssrsn =
saassass ssis y appss1
their Accommodations in comfort nnd YrrTrns
, sI,res and are prepared to ENTERTAIN
nuSbaED GuEsrs. -, - 90 q, fine order.
and warm sulphur baths % enento 0f e visit.
eoa sa n many cases, areas nc command . '
ors at oil hours. -. ...,,,,s,ts. they have pro.
In In aaa new and elegant BoWIINe-A.La,A ANY
zdsa tss lSsasss FULL
Professor Ko s.s Sesn engaged season.
nA 1sr9 stable win se
eess ssa asass5 sng sess wei
graded turnpike. srsI -. and eighty dol
lars per month. Children under zen White servans
and colored servants half price. W n.'e
according to accom l1r' ' PEYToN CO.
5 N
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08g sae zsl % =,
we'll as might hs expected: BE concluded
nth III ctiohate fafsyell, dn wh iSh q. ne
DM the Nd yorlers tbst he shdlld arrays
tkEnk Of tgan, not asssn audience, pnsss as
sfsonal fricnds, &ss
Mr.. DYdkxiss nov reads the Ameri-
cans by new Light the light Of some
$50 900 in hard cash which they'll hare paid
him. he may we'll give new !" feading .
ZOE sthsr virtues and order his ghnzzisRH
and his Notes todiscontinue theirsatires, and
Feiye way u greenbaeks. The people pays''
50 well. AS the south has paid nothing 18th We
cannot suppose his views about US Us arf
changed, The iron collars With prongs, the
chains, the slit ears and noses,F&o., OF the
southern slave win probably continue tf
ring through the &C Notes. 'ssE ~ ' ,. ~.
-
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1rouNTAIN HOUSE, oAPoN Sa sP Pr gss
hoSsS VIM be f is4 sPssS99 81
the reception OF ~, oate any who may
NEXT ou5 at an earlier period vii take
time ss after the h 81 sur
particulars o. u send for Circular. tariff OF
rotes viii be added In q few days; a,e,an-
s s.s se'h Gan rar KasaR to straspurs,
a ant ae.eoach seventeen miles to the Springs.
From the Nrh-Via Baltimore ana ID 4f fhen raw by
road Harper's Ferry, to Winchester, ana 'hen "
stage-co ''' '" s',i' - SAMUEL NJ. MULLIN,
.' s,,,, Proprietor.
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DIED.1

On Wednesday the ed instant at4 o. clock A. NJ,
ROSE GERTRUDE, youngest daughter Of Robert
H., and Clara r. Davis, aged three months and
twenty-eight days. .-gS.. -, zl.y. !.
The friends of the family are requested to attend
her funeral THIS EVENING at the residence of
her parents, on Nineteenth street between Broad
and MARSHALL at O'Clock. ~ !!l Hy, Ne III =
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!
RFTP0UDRETTE.-To FARalERs and PLANT
KRIS this article is recommended as the best FEB.
TILIZER known for corn, cotton, tobacco, and
vegetables. fttsmore extensively used In Europe
and Asia than all others combined aud Is e1ten'
siyely used In the northern States. Made from ths
night SOIL dead animals and ofaL from the city oil
Richmond, properly deodorized and made nodor'
,ous, and believed tosbe equal IL not SUPERIOR 10
any made nthe United States. Packed In strong
barrels, and sold at only TWENTY DOLLARS per
ton. Delivered In any part Of the city toftom IT,
: - ANIMAL COMPOST ~ +.
superior article for Iop-pREssISG wheat, clover,
and grasses and permanent improver OF ms
land. "a u q ~
Send'for circular. Address l1.-....4
VINCENT BARGA3uS,
corner Tenth street and basin hank,
NH asm Richmond, Ys.
: 4 ~. IL /. {. " .
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Admittance to Dress Circle and Parquette, sew
enty-iye cents: to Second and Third Tiers, fifty
cents. Children, half price, Tickets to Dress Cir
Gle and Parquette can be obtained at the principal
book and music stores, hotels, and at the door.
Tickets to balance of the house for sale only at the
door. f.ssg .tfri .gs5lI, D. G.i (. : VOC .s-2i
Doors open at half-past O'Clock. Concert will
commence at half-past o. clock precisely
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r OST-The undersigned has lost, and he
near Union Mills, Fluyannn county. to Richmond,
or during his stay in Richmond within the last
Sgeek the bond of James A. johnson and David
Woodd dated -. -, 1858 for the sum of
a. sse.ea with interest from October1 1880. There
are several credits endorsed on the said bond. A
delivery Of said bond to the undersigned. An per-
sons are forcwarned against trading for said bond
"A q proper notice stopping Its payment has al.
ready been given % the right party. algf 20 Ssss
al CIV SAMUEL g, BURNLEY.
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M STEAKTNE SOAP.-This best of al family
soaps, now so favorably known all over the United
States, u.s. as its name indicates, made Oft .hard
substance Of pure tallown upon On entirely new
principle. Clothes need no boiling, no rubbing on
awashbosrd; one pound will go ~ Ear as three
pounds Of other family soaps. II 1t does not give
satisfaction, returnit at our expense: beware Of
limitations the genuine is made only By ~
MGKE0NE, VAN HAGEN 3 CO..,
Mannfa cturers,, 30 south Front street,
Philadelphia; 30 Barclay street, New York
- no ac.-eow5lu - --s-.
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mr. aaa. DIekEss's LAST RxAp1sG IN this
country took place IN New York 81 Monday
night. Before commencing, be caused % be-
diHributeds esrtif caseo ola physician, setting
forth that DIR. D. had neuralgia in the sigkt
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20 Those who think that Conventions or
Legislatures can leave errors in their. work
and deputize clerks. to, correct them' may
learn something from the new bankrupt
bill which was passed by the House of Re
representatives. on. Tuesday, and which ap-
pears in! in: another column. They will will see see
that the House has deemed it necessary TO
pass new law to correct such plaln, errors
as the substitution of !" presented " for Tor
q pr ysa escuuted "debtorsp for g creditors
- 49,. III. ssr ,15e5tf4
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MARRIED.

On Sunday the 18th, at 4 2. NJ, by Rev. Mr.. NJ.
Michelbacber, at the Eleventh-street synagogue,
s. B. LILIENFELD to Mrs. JANETT BACH
RACH; both of this city. :, 49, ,,I,,l, ~ al
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/ ag u PLANTERS Pa. TIE NATIONAL IONA BANK OF

,sW VIM. B. ISAACs g. CO., BANKERS,
CORNER. or MAIN AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
RICHMOND; dealers In, COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and
NEGoTLATE LOANS. z -
BILLS OF.EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, In sums to suit purchasers most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check ut sight or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
/, COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, CaHadas, and Europe.
q REVENUE STAMPS sold Ut a liberal discount
NH 28---3ru 1850 n. p.
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Mr.. glenn appears hard to kin. ne mas
gone s,les now before grand jury and upon ms
testimony the man called thes1S' Dutch jew /
LEWIS hasibeen indicted for Offering mr..
GIEss d bribe for his vote. One Mr.. RAT,
Il also an ! member r. Of the Albany Legislature,
backed up Mr. glenn by testifying that 9
.bribe had been offered to him (Mr. RAY .
The til albefore the court will be'a different!
affair from that before the Legislative Com
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4 REAUTIFUb VARIETY OF SEASON

/ iAIABLE ARTICLES for adies, aud chiIdren,s
viii he for sale atG No. no Franklin street on
I THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, 2sd and 18th instant,
WENTs for visitors The object OF this sale Is to
increase the funds now much needed for the COM
fpletion of DIR. Reads lectnre-room in the new
friends viii BE gratefully received by the hdiea
VINO are diligently working for this object. The
sale win open each day as Is NJ s 81 ap -2t e.
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-NToTIGE-The annual meeting OF . tn .
Il Y STOCKHOLDERS OF THE .a N this CITY,
II iao,cioct ne. oh TUESDAY the sth 9 q MaoSN
o. : ~ : r.7s .F3G1 ARCHER DSacretary.
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MJoHN E.. DOHERTY,

ME- JOHN e. D0HERTY,.
. l!Hs ,,..'l.st 70. 9 80. MERCHANT TAILOR
so MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE sporswooD HOTEL
has received an excellent assortment-of CLOTHS
CAsSIMERES, COATINGs, and yESTISGS, for
his spring trade and win during the season receive
all the novelties imported or manufactured In this
country IS fast as introduced Gail and exam!ae
the stock. ~ ~, ~ e - mp LIN
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sDUILDERS, SAND furnished at short
I'D notice. Superior sand for brick work and
plasterin9 80 49, 8. p. LATHROP,
apps Eighteenth street. south side dock.
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!. ,.nElsE.EKNGs,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,No--s1, SONS !,
MoNES8 AITsIlVIsI0M SONG Temperance
aee6sfshy notfNea 10 attend the IN
Bstision 1IS EEENIE9Ey Ir o. Isiy Il,
ader to ailow taernDerss 70 aftend fs lls o1aa
by By order Of shsM; T; ,,..,rys..sasrs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23

N0TIGE.-Notlce ls hereby gIven that
mi shall apply to the Auditor of the State Of
Virginia for the renewal Of two certificates of Viz
efrifa State stock each dated LIST july, 1ss8-one,
Eo aols for SlI5, issued under act Of ed March,
1sso for general loans and Mo- 2a29 Cor 5000 issued
innr1er act of LIST March, 1Ss7, for completion Of
James River and Kanawha canal; both In nyname
as commissioner in suit Brown ps. Brown. fin Not
toway County Court. y. A. HAWKES.
ynh6-Th3ril sf5E s'tf.s. ss4 :7,E ~ ~ = ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23

YTyHE REGULAR WEEKLY ME siNo
Z II OF the RICHMOND MUSICAL % nSEEvv =
MING at the Second Baptist church az c,,aI
nj Issrai. Members are enj joined to be panesaAi'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23
LOST AND FOUND.

5TtOST COW -Strayed off yesterday, fEHs9
LA BRINDLEl b UFF AIO; M1LCHssXA
COW. a liberal reward will be paid. for her deli
very to me, or any information SO that 7 get her
again. l.ITS MRS. THOMAS r. LEFTW1TCH, ~
Gan "a Ut "a s,a ;.s5.y No. 2o4 Clay street.