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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23

BY Cook Il Laughton. Auc ,',., loot.
corner If Governor and Franklin Streets
,p,Nr TrNEMENTs AT AUCTION
E'RAME Len n Nv On o,d instant. at o'clcckP.
On III, Mns se on the ihe premises, corner of Ross
anu e0'' Two FRAME TENEMENTss son,,rn on
ueed as grocery and and shoe shops
Governor street, ana ni"ch'
'' The bnidnrs my he removed ,, on or
.....- -s.... SooiN - kuctfoneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23
BY s. y. Davis,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
N1RusTEE,s SALE OF STORE AN

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
LAR COZ MGRNriFGHT III & MihL t. IN THE
COUNTY OF MECKLENRURG, VA.-By yir-
tue of Il decree OF the Circuit Court OF Mecklea-
burg county rendered at the September term 1858,
in the case Of william TOwleS, plaintiff, against
Beverley Williamson IN his own right and rs adj
mnistrator OF James Williamson, deceased de-
win sell on WEDNESDAY the ID day OF necem-
Der 1858, upon the premises, at public anct tic i2G;
commencing 1T IL O'Clock NJ, that VAl.U a BILE
TRACT OFLANn in the county Of Meckenburg
or which the late James Williamson died sliced,
containing NINE HUNDRED AND -FOUR AND
This land IS situated on the Dan river above the
mouth OF Big Buffalo creek one and a half rifles
Springs. six miles above Ularksville and eleven
miles from the Richmond and Danyille railroad.
The Improvements consist Of 3 large and com ON
HOUSES, including BARNS, STABLES. &c;
There is on the premises good APPLE and
PEACH ORCHARD, and well of good water In
Also, ONE LOT OF FOUR ACRES, lying i'm
mfdiatey beyond the corporate limits Of Clarks-
Vile, with a LARGE THREE-ST0RY BRICK
good DWELLING HOUSE and fTe or SIX double
cabins. o>-u
At the same time and place viii be sold On T..
FOURTH INTEREST In that large manuiactur-
ing mill 1t Abbyville known rs " III SELLS
MILL and the improvements connected tLere-
with. consisting ola MILLER's ". St. Sr.rK r.
HOUSE COOPER SHOP, and BLAChSMliH'S
0t Also. TWO SMALL LOTS lying two or three
miles below Clarksville.
proceeds OF sale as win defray all expenses the
Balance OF the purchase money TO be divided into
two equal instruments payable one and TWO years
from day of sale the purchasers TO execute bonds
with approved security bearing interest rom GATE
and the title 10 be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and conyeyanceS are 9r9eIsI Sy Ihe
DC AZ Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23
By Wellington GoGdln,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEEs' SALE OF A VALUABLE
I FARM CALLED "BENNILLF.nIN KING
THREE MILES BELOW WEST T,-By
virtue Of deed of trust executed In the suh9rri
bars by Mr. William Robinson and wife, dated 2stl
Lnne. 1867. duly recorded in the Clerks office oi
King and Ouccn County court we shall In the
partial execution thereof proceed to sell at public
auction. mt the Office of Wellington Goddn. In the
city of Richmond. corner OF Bank and Elev -nll
streets, on WEDNESDAY the 2d dav OF Dece1n-
her 1853. at II o'clock NJ: the EALuAbl:E
SAND THIEF EDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, Of which between five and six hundred
acres arc cleared and the balance well timhrred
attached to which Is n large marsh Of some five
hundred acres in extent. AFT riding fine pasture &c
for cattle and horses. and giving the place I'M
equalled advantages as u g-aZinp farm In addition
to which there are about two miles Of river shore
adapted to oyster beds.
The cleared land mostly Of low grounds Is well
watcred and enclosed and having been recently
heavily lined Is well adapted to the growth OF
wheat, corn. oats etc.
The dwelling house destroyed ny fire just
previous To the hut the site thereof IL beau
tiful one on An cmnence "bout nifty feet above The
river. commanding Il full view'of the lowlards.
The other bindings are In good condition. consist
ing of kitchen. carriage house oyerseer's house,
ard several cabins. There Is on the place an ex-
cellent mill size.
The location is In good and healthv neighbor
hood and Is accessible by water to Norfolk, Btltt
more and other places, and within two hours ride
ofRichmond by river and railroad.
further description Is deemed unnecessary. as
persons DESTROYS of purchasing would prefer ex-
aiming the property before the day Of sale
The deed requires that the property shall he sold
for cash. hut the creditors are willing To accept
these terms far as he debt due To them Is con-
cerncd or m lien Of them one-th,~d cash, balance
at four. eight. and twelve months for negotiahle
to the surplus OF sale. if any. such terms as
the debtor SHAH rrescri he and dlre-t.
J JaEI > r y az ut STs' Trustees.
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= Ry Richardson & Newon .,a,oo-s
Rea, Estate Agents ana Huo''"
INA Main street corner Ele'ehth'

A NEAT FRAME D D = ! kSD LOT LOT
= TJNING Two Ro3 On : ST. PATL,s
e ai e EETRAs1T AHn TaAE
ITE sTpFETs;. FOR S W Grow W. we viii sell the
At the amed nrop@rtv at auction on the premises
an FRInHY the 18th instant at oei9 of three and
Inh oMtbs for negotiable notes bearing interest
and secured by n trust deed g. ,-pupupN
AuctiOneers.
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PETERSBURG LETTERS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Success of the Direct Line Of Steamers oe-
t,oeen the James Riuer Ports ana He''
York-Larqe Exports from Petersbtrg-.
Wheat from Ne,o Iork-Receipts OF
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EAaLRGAgss


IA Cd ssE7 rssraas,syc,i
X edmond AND DANYILLE g11I
asrsr r TffEsb DsNysC HAER sCHEDuLE.-on -.
road will run as follows: ~ the sfaihS On bis
sSLho wEST.-Through Gail Tra,p.-rn,
Hicamond daily at 800 A, M: leaves 1,,
$1,000 ~ so f, - onnectlnS At Burkeyfe s.S
IA station1 on The Virginia and Tennesss sN s7t
road, kGoxTille, Nashville, Memphis, &c. Iaa.
LouisTlie, Columbus, &C., KY: HCrtsTlTjs ~;
estu,, &c, Ala. Corinth, Grand Junction We ~.
Durg, &C., Misc; New Orleans, &C., and AZ I,,sa-
ooro' With North Carolina railroad for Chsr,'.t.
Columbia, Charleston, Ap2nsts, Savannah NJ
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., ga. nontxornsri W,
bile, Rev Orleans, &c. q" Io'
GoTHG EAsT.-ThroUgh Mail TraIn.rs,
Greensboro daily at $50 A. u. leaves T1TS,rIat
daily at 8:45 A. II. connects 81 BurkeyiIIe TS
SsuthsiGs train from LyDchburg Tor Pctarssr1.as
&C. Hh
Through tickets can be procured 81 tie gct.,
Offices in Richmond and DanviIle 10 ali i'm n6:ts
points South and Southwest and at Grr1sssys.tsth
knd DanvilIe 10 all points Nor.h East, and vi.
THOMAS DCDAaKlD
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-... POSTPONEMENT. 70
Owing to the incem"ncv Of the weather; the
above Toned sale II POSTPONED until MONDAY
The oad instant at o'clock p. VI.
NV, NJ Of RICHARDSON q NEWBURN.
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,. ,,on.,ored sale IS POSTPONED until
n pIS " Tho cnth instant at 4 O'Clock +. III
fi"ioH l WV RICHARDSON & NEWRURN.
Auctioneers.
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EoR NORFOLK, FORTS, assy;,,..

TOR NORFOLK, FORTS axStss4l
Il MOUTH, AND all HDIEGs as.sssszsss..s >.
on TIE JAMES RIyER.-Jh- FAST and gieEi ~.
steamer ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain u. l. G ~.
rOED iagyes Der wharf ~ kockcitg EoE syI''
named places on MONDAY, "EDSESIJAl J.; a.
YRIDAY 81 81 O'Clock 4. III, and returns on I0'''
day THURSDAY, and Saturday. - .,
pa gSESGEES arrive a. NORFOLK IN ilrle =
connect With atcsnt-E Tor SALTtAOHE AZ
POINTS MOTH. ,,,.,r,.yy.
BTJgEi ca arrival 0f 81 GAgEE4
Fare IN Norfolk. st.fs.
YEEISIT ,,ys
received up 70 q y. Il. TUESDAYS TIL
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, for = Or : y l. n n
PORTSMOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIGOEtss :
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS on CHE5AI, ny - Z
BAY, and ALL LANDINGS ON JAMIE BY ~
st reasonable rates.
Freights for wsy-landtrgs must be pre-palu., \,
Letters entrusted 10 pursar OF steamer - "a -
Apply to L. y. TATun, hEgnS,
mhM once. sreAnor's Wis.,
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pOWHATAN STEAMBOATS,

i COMPANY.-STE 81 Y X ssssss-1e 81
STATE OF MkKILAaD AND PET ( M 81 20 e,
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE EQJ1E =
THE WEST. @TRI-WE&4Li LIE 70 B3 -;
TIAORE, MAKING CLOSE IO&NECl "a
WITH STEAMERS TO PH1LhDELPhIA'-H,%?
CHkkGE POS NHARrt GE, DAA lAGhh1
on FORWARDING, AVID no IbaAstI,InI
MENT OF GOOIyS BETWEEE klCr@rS.gy
AND BALTIMDEE.-LcAves BalttniorG go
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, snd sETEfl,'..s, !.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, S"II-0
DAY, and S4TURDAY. -,-.-,.,
Freight received every day EsXc" pt sthGAf =.
1o,ciock y M These Steamers have excellent -
loon, stateroon- and passenger 2cconine 1910. :,
Fare, TWO DoLLARSi meals She s+a'e'''~'
HAEVKyS 4 WILLIAM Agents
,a COrr.rrt4' STOCK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

NJ The State Senate OF Massachusetts IA =
killed the bill for taxing deposits In savings
banks.
~ Ladies long gloves, with four buttons
are the style with nice young men.
~ The Philadelphia mint made over 80 Oon. .
'Oo IaAt month In good moral dollars"
" Germans threaten TO hang the negro
GuAlNeT IN Jail at Centeryille, Ind for stab
D'hs three OF Tour men, ana the Jail is guarded
- 4 man named Switzelron Of Prince iIIs
He is IN jail.
~Miss Mary Sterling, another of the Fria
Railroad victims, died at Port Jeryis ,n,day
There are ten patients now Ieft there an n 81,
way OF recovery. ~
~ An unknown woman was killed near pI,-
mouth, Indiana, Monday night, she tbro,ri3r
herself IN front of a passing train.
aTArrangements have been concluded for
layin cables between Cuba and jamaica and
Jamaica and AspinwalL
a. Hor- isaac Teller, ex -Congressman from
New York State. died suddenly on the 3Oth
while riding IN buggy In Nattexan.
81 The peat boys near South Bend Ind are
u De worked for the purpose OF supplying the
West with cheap fuel.
- Street gloves for gentlemen are now worn
IN very brilliant and gay eolors. yellow. lemon.
orange snd bismsrk being the fashionable tint
Lavender srd flesh color are in vogue among
D. lsttes.
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FOREIGN NEws.-A division of the English
House OF Commons is expected 10 take pIace 20.
n ght on the remainder OF the resolutions nro
posed BY DIR Gladstone IN references 10 tha
IL isn CbuIeh- An immense meeting in favor
OF the continuance of the Irish C6urcb vyss
htld IN London yesterday. the Archbish hon of
Canterbury presiding The Lord Mayor
moved series OF resolutions favor o. the
continued u on of Church and State Tha
Archbishop OF OTk presented resolutions 10
The effect thar the attempt TO overthrow the
IIlsn ChuIch was an attack on the Church of
EhgIano, and movement towards the estab
hshmeEt of Papacy upon the country The
meeuDg was turbulent. and there was much
confusion IN me proceedings. The whole of
me hncson Bay COmpany's domain is 10 b.
eed' q 10 the Crown. demand has been made
on the hlkado Of Japan for indemnity for dam
sge done to the property of American citIzens
IN the late disturbances
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Tar U,rA1p Ty,cHxRs rha ,a..ho--

THE USFAID TEACHERs.-The teachers of
the Public Schools yesterday held a meeting
to devise some mode OF redress for their griey.
arces in the matter of unpaid salaries. &c
The expression of the meeting was earnest but
dignified and self-respecting. and the action
arrived at such as will commend itself to the
thoughtful consideration of the public. The
TEACHERS, whose salaries are meager at best,
have now come TO a pass In consequence of
non-payment of their dues for months, that
they must either get relief or quit teaching and
seek some occupation that will at least give
them bread. The narration by some of the fe-
male teachers of the humiliatiOns and trials
experienced IN endeayoring unsuccessfully to
hawk their pay certificates about amongst the
brokers and mOney-lenders, was Gale ulated to
cause humiliation TO all citizens present The
only efeetual remedy for these evils. as point
ed out IN the STAR lately, is to put the tax for
school purposes al an adequate rate for their
support without resort TO the general fund.
snd then keep the school fund entirely distinct
from any other fund. OF course some mode of
present relief must be sought for the teachers
before another tax is levied, but the above is
the only mode Of putting the school system on
n sound basis.
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AFFAlRs IN LOUDON COUNTY Va Tho
Let sbuig Mirror of Yesterday saws.
hrN. + L Perkins, the popular pastor for
me last two years Of the Episcopal congreoa-
non ~ Lei ourg, preached his farewell sermon
on sunday preparatory TO his leaving 10 taka
ChaTge OF The pastsrate in Louisville. Nv.
T Nee vacant by the election OF Rev. f. NJ
NhItue as assistant bishop OF Virginia. His
success Sor has not yet been chosen
Dir. X NJ Bentley, Of tins town. In attarnn,.
81 70 Jump from the railroad car to the plar
iOIm' on Monday, fell and broke his ankle
h1JOr a. L.. Rogers has sold the Ramey
property in Leesburg, recently purchased Tor
sS.oIe, 70 Colonel James III. Burton, at a small
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

AFIAlRs IN PRINCE u GORGE COUNTY. Mn
IS MaTIboI ongh Gazette, of yesterday SAYS
Inc CrCult Court ADJOURNED on Friday last
having been IN session tWenty-fiy days-pr,h
aDiy the longest term of Court ever held IN mis-
cVuLty- In the case of Richard Hopkins for
InansIaughter, sentence was passed as follows.
fine of ~iOC J A
he shsrf had scarcely emptied the iaiI of
OuT county OF ITS load of Togneish and worth-
Ir>s inmates before fresh arrival il an
HOIHSeo- I'd monday a negro man was CON-
nlited ehargtd with rape upon a woman of the
same color. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

BATEMAN's OPERA BOUFFB.-A large and
fashionable audience was present last night az
the final performance of the Grand Duchess
OF Gerolstein, which was presented in the
same brilliant style that Has made the high
reputation of this French Opera Company.
LA Belle Helene Is 10 De given tonight
This opera stands in strong rivalry to the
Grand Duchess, both in its effects and i'm ITS
popularity. 1t is of the slime style, but has
bIOacer and more positive burlesque purposes.
satIrIzIng with yigOr the modern school of sem
timental grand opera 1t has everyw here been
regarded as splendid work, and was one of
the first of Ofenbach's to give him his world
W de fame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

- Two more prominent Fenians na1ed
If,rI Mehanon and John Murphy. were ar
i'>t.u AZ Little Ireland. near Guelph C,Dada
1S me Cove rnment detectives, Tuesday Digbt
Ihty' with those arrested on Monday will no
S'ht 10 OtiaWa for safe keeping The Govern.
mtht has prohibited the sale OF paDers ~ ~
az pTochvities through the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

- In the Methodist General Confe1e nce AT
Chicago, yesterday, the question of the admis-
sion Of Southern delegates was taken up and
discussed until adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

~ The New York Times of yesterday saws
tba 1.-The President has pardoned John SIMS
" DO IN 1857 was sentenced 20 the State prison
al Auburn for ten years for counterfelting''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

~ Messenger, the New York bankar ,vbosa
failure was reported yesterday mas r,ada !. 70,
u'rnent with some of ms Creditors a. -s,,an.
nVe cents on the dollar " 7'''h'y-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

MES CRAGIS, DRAKE, AND BUCKALEw
the Senate committee appointed to in vestigate
The accounts of John W. Forney Secretary of
the Senate, from the date of his election to the
present time, yesterday presented a detained re-
FORT to the Senate, from which 1t appears that
the total sum advanced TO hiu is 81, l35, 1880.
which Is all satisfactorily accounted for by
vouchers duly examined By tAe committee. A
portion OF these vouchers have not Yet been
Iassed upon by the Auditor OF the Treasury,
but the committee report as the result of their
investigation that sthe Secretary is now a
creditor TO a small amount, and that no losses
have been sustained by the Government
through his action" On the contrary, they state
hat ''ihe evidence taken by the committee COM
pleieiy yindicates him from such imputauon.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

~ Prom Blanchard * MOhun we have H1r-
prs Weekly for May 1e, with chapters OF Will
kie Collins story
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

INV PUBLICATIONs.-From Alfred Hunter
Bookseller, we have:-aSomebody's Iurpags ,,
'.TEe Haunted House." and "a Message from
ne Sea, by Charles Dickens: the ..Heart NJ
Mld Lothian 1.-The Abbott" and the Monas-
teTy," by Sir Walter Scott; and The Ere.
DoOieTs: story of the Texan War" by Cfuslaye
ATmaTd; all of Peterson Il Bros ..cLean-' oil
ton for the million.
Prom blanchard & Mohun, we haye.-aPoor
Humanity new and good story bv r. w
EOoIHsCn, author of ..ChristIe's Faith II IL
No. Oh Of Harper's Library of select novels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

IRE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION as
sembl' d IN Rev. DIR. FuiIer-s Church In BaIti
more, this morning
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81 "A man named Peek, from San Franoisco
selling spurious gold dust. Vi
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BOARDING..

TABLE BOARD-A few TABLE BOARDERS
Il can be Accommodated with good Board at 45O
18th street, between q and h. my 7-2tE
E0R RENT-Furnished or Cnfurnished, one
Il ROOM, with Board, suitable for two gentlemen
Ct ntleman and wife, al 324 Virginia avenue. be-
tween 9th and 18th streets, Island. my 81
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD in a fine
Il location; $40 III street; with privilege of par
Tor and bath room. myl ST.
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AZ dispatch from Montreal says that the
tug Relief eapsized yesterday, and Captain Rro-
Let and the fireman were drowned
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MA GBAND TAIR
FOR The BENEFIT OF
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN,
ODD PILLOWS, HALL.


+ ODD PILLOWS, HALL.
April rio 10Th '' and .a ding
Ss;:oS tickets, & 81, .ingl. q; Y cent?;
The superb Band OF the 18th q. s. Infantry will
be r in At, ,ti ndance each evening, ~,
Ornamental; and every article will be marked ct .
price as low as 1t could bs purchased for at any
~ rsfiils q lotteries will be permitted,
next and ., 10 m each day sftsTwards.' The ladies'
will provide 9msss Lunch each day from Il to
THohEs FOB MEN OF CoLoRi
An adjourned meeting Of the Association for
bsies Columbia III held on shTGs1AY
EVENING next, May 9Th, at Woodward's Hall
IL O'Clock The. constitution will be presented
for adoption, and the oreanization perfected by
Y RICHARDs, Temporary Chairman.
L. CLEPHANE, Temporary Secretary.
my CAT EXP, Chron., Rep.l
n~wAR DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON O., March 2, 1853
BT1s af sTs1s. to
Surgeon 3. wirtz, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel
suFss:n SSan rsvss SSSn
Brevet lieutenant C,lonel, o 8. A, viii meet in
new 10rk CITY, on the LIST OF May ne xt, Tor the
animation OF Assistant Surgeons, q. 8. Army, for
the Medical staff OF the s. Army.
Applicants must be between ri and 30 years OF
age, ply sieally sound, and graduates Of regular
me dical college
Apple ations for permission to appear before the
Board should be addressed to the Surgeon Gen
eral, U. 8. Army, and must state the full name,
residence and date and place Of birth of the candi
date.
Testimonial: as to Character and aqalihc alton.
the medical service of the army during the late
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank. and date and place Of service, and
testmonials from Off GERS with whom he has served
should also be forwarded:
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing examination, as it is an indispensable
prerequisite to appointment.
The number of vacancies now existing IN the
Medical Corps of the Army is thirty nine;
y.K. BARNES,
mh4-eotel Surgeon General, u. 8. A.
0~THE SUMNER COURSE OF CLINICS
lkS at Columbia Hospital, by Prof j. III !.
THOMPSON, will commence on SATURDAY, 18th
Of pril, at ga p. m.
Tickets for the course. $40. Can be obtained at
DR.. Thompson's office, 1s4 1 street, bet 10th and
2lst SITS, at the Hospital of DR.. Ashford, NH 81
~O. r. CUMMINs,
~ 347 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
Where the public may find, always, Z" what they
want" and that of the best quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Two doors south of and Northern Market.
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ga ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMpLARI

IT. ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLARl
The Sir Knights of COLUMBIA COMMAN-
Derry. No. 2. are hereby notified to appear at
the Sth instant, at IA o'clock, in full uniform to
attend in body the Fair now being held at o Id
Eel ows Hall, eth street, for the benefit of Go
lumbia Hospital for Women" All Sir KnIg hts in
good standing are fraternally invited to Join BY
order of Z. Com
ny7-2t AT. LONGLEY, Recorder
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lumbia Hospital for Women" All Sir knights in
good standing are fraternally invited to Join. By
ny72t AT. LONGLEY. Recorder.
M REGISTRY NOTICE.
me fss ssG EE6 S %sRDs bs S yeti,;
of Election appointed to register voters under the
&C, Of Congress approved February S 1851 entitled
Columbia, and for other purposes" will be in
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
CORNER OF 18th AND STREETS,
ON MONDAY, THE 18th INSTANT,
IN THE SECOND WARD,
AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 18TH AND
G STREETS,
on TUESDAY, THE 18TH INSTANT,
FROM TO Z O'CLOCK, Pm,
for the purpose of receiving and recording their
IAN es, and completing the registration in said
The act Of Congress entitled An act to regulate
the elective franchise in the District of Columbia
provides that each and every male person except
ing paupers and persons under guardianshi hip, of
the age geo Of years and upwards who has
iesoe and excepting persons who have Voluntarily
i;n aa ana comfort 20 Ine rebels IN the late re-
lied in the United States. and who shall have re-
sided in the said District for the period of year
and three months in the ward election precinct
IN shich he shall ofeI to vote next preceding any
election therein shall be entitled to the elective
titled to at any election in said city, without
any distinction on account of color race
II 10 very desirable that all naturalz ed citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them, in
ORDER TO avoid cayil to their right to register
my It'd 8 V. MOVES, Secretary.
Intel, Chron., Rep I
~THE REGATTA.-A meeting of all owners
uS Of sailing yachts, who purpose entering for
the approaching Regattas will he held at the Ma
pOnal Club room. MsJsr Watts at the foot of
Sixth street, on THURSDAY EVENING at 7
o clock. my 8 It
o@THE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN WERE
uS appointed by the Second Ward Republican
Club TO make collections for the pur pose of defray-
ing the expenses OF the ceming election:
s. MCFARLAND, III. PIPER,
l.. De A. IANDERS, I.BROOKS
G.. PETERS. A. G.. HALL.
ED. GREEN. SGT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

TTHE FEST MONTHLY NETTING OF
Qs32 THE ENTIBPBISE BUILDING ASSQCI:
at TempeIshce Hall, Z street, between 9th and
10th. on MONDAY. Msy nth, 1858, ut o'clock m.
WALL, ROBINSON = co., Penna- avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets . $500 i, -.
Al. FALLS, Pension Once.
MARBURYE Law Once, Plants Build
inG, 18th street end N. Y. avenue % I II
V-S BAkIR. Evening Star Once. fh
Pa, or plEIkICK, It'll strsst. opposite General
,o kiIcHIK 3 cAusrxE, Forrest Hall George
RoBIRT FEHeUsON, CAPITOL Hu.
TseasnIy p r nsSSassoH, Bureau " Statistics,
fHet' PESicRssr. Government p,,,t,,, ON.
r.,,a aWM. II. EALLHT, PRECEDENT
49, AALo' SsctetAy sp0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-07

a1H AHD LocksarrH.
AVID DIALHR IN - 8
PoWDIB, SHOT, BALLS, PEROUo0IoU 0APa
AND OARrRID0Ee Or ALL KiHDS'
Ho. llA D street, between 9Th ana yth stree1.
90 Q-Jy Washingten, D. o,