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F The Friends and Acquaintance Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". EeeERKNe are invited to atte4d
the Funeral Of their daughter, MARIA CATHERINE
HELENE EGGERKNG, without further notice, at
No. 1s4 St. Php-street, at Three O'Clock This Day.
August1
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NU'TICT...

CITY CIVIL LNGINEFE'S OFFICE
Cicy HALL, CHARLESTON. March 12tb, 1868,
L -, PROPERTY HOLDERS ON THE LINE o.
"A SIceting-strcet, and other citizens interested
IN tie building, Of L Shell load Oh Meeting street
from Sprng-srees to the City Boundary, are here5.
respectfully informed that Book or suO.criptioh
will be open. for their signluros in my o!.cc 10
day am that when such All amount is pledged, u
in The Judgment Of ile Cly Civil Engineer WI, war
rant the undertaking. the WORK will be 1oc'hwi'h
commenced. LOUIS j. eAhEoi.
March 13 City Civil Engineer.
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Affairs in Georgia.

ATLANTA, July 31.-The Senate resolved to
sit in secret session. Reporters were excluded,
and members we're enjoined against divulging
the proceedings. In the House the proceed
ings were unimportanS. Joshua Hill, senator
elect, made speech tonight in favoro Grant
and Colfax.
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sg ON NEXT SUNDAY, AUGUST 2D, ST.
.PATRIcK's CHURCH will be reopened with the car-
mony of Dedication, and High Mass with Orches a,
at half-past Ten a. II. In the Evening, at Light
o'clock, there will be Solemn Vespers with Orcf esra
and Discourse by Ri. Rev. Bishop PERsICO.
Tickets Of Admission, so cents; to be had at the
Church door and Dr. A1MAR's Drug Store.
July %
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s- CoMsTocK's RATIONAL, FOOD
BREAsrMILK FOR INFANTS and highly nu-
tritous for invalids and dyspeptics, where the
stomach can bear and assimlate no other food. In
fants grow and thrive upon it wonderfully. Refe-
renee to the leading Physicians
G. W. COMsTOCK,
No. 81 Courtland.street New York
DOWIE & NOISE,
July 21 tuths6 Charleston.
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p@TRY THEM.-M MANY PERSONS
have within this summer experienced the benefits to
be derived from the use Of PANKNN's HEpAT1c BIT
TERs We would recommend them to all who stand
In need of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October
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sgNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. j. sKMLIN HoUGHToN,
How.rd Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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aS- NIB. T. E. GILBERT WISHES

aT NIB. T. E. GILBERT WISHES TO
inform his friends that he has reopened his CIGAR
STORE on the west side Of Kins-street four doors
below Morris, No. 571. BE also requests those
gentlemen who are accustomed to smoking DoMEs-
TIC CIGARS to give him call, where they can have
Cigars made to order, any shape, style size to suit
their fancy, at very low figures. July so
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sr BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is tie best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Perfumers; an
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bondstreet New York lyr January
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rhe Crops in Alabama.

MOBILE, July s1.-Accounts from the interior
Of Mississippi and Alabama are unfayorable.
Heavy rains have faIlen in all sections and are
said to have done considerable damage. The
rivers are rising and there is fear Of an over.
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aS CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST
CHURcSSSThe usual services viii be held at this
church on Sunday Morning. At Night Rev. ]. @.
FURMAN, D. D., will deliver an Address upon Col
legiae Education in the State especially in reference
to Furman University, and will propose plan in
which the community win be generally interested.
August
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funeral uotifes.


R@ The Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
DENNIS are respectfully invited to attend the Fune-
raj of their INFANT SON, at their residence corner
Aiken and Americs-streets, Thus Morning, at Ten
O'Clock. II August1
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The baIloting was as follows-whole number
,otino 1914. necessary to q choice g.:

The President announced That Colonel A. j.
Willard having received majority Of the votes
WAS duly elected Associate Justice. fCheers.]
Balloting was now resumed for the remain
ing Associate Judge 10 be elected, with the fol-
lowing result-whole number votes cast 181;
necessary To q choice 66:
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@oRPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE
Few. EVERETT c. EDGERTON will perform Divine
Service in this Chapel, To-XorrosO afternoon, I'd
inst ant, at Five O'Clock. August1
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ag- CONFIDENTIAL TO TEE LADIES'
It is now well known that the celebrated PALMETTO
HAIR REVIEWER is extensively used by all ladies
who wish TO preserve tho youthful color and beauty
of their hair or who wish to restore the hair to s
original color and beauty Satisfaction guaranteed.
LOWE NOISE, Agents,
July 81 tuthsG Charleston
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The Presidentia1 swindle.

New ORLEANS, July S1.-Notice was given in
the House to-day Of bill to authorize the
Legislature to choose Presidential Electors.
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The Radicals .Disgruntled in Virginia.
R1cHMoND, July 31.-The Republicans of
this State are greatly dissatisfied at the failure
Of General Stoneman to remove officers dis-
qualified under the fourteenth article, and an
appeal has been made to General Grant for his
action in the matter.
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Spfeial Notifss.

@RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--sERvICE AT
Trinity Church, Haselstreet, 7o-AorroO Morning,
and at Night, by the Pastor, Rev. F. A. MOOD,
Service at Five P. NJ, in the Lecture Room entrance
on Maiden Lane. s18 August
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~ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT

~ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JULY 20. 1sss.-In accordance with o
resolution of the Board Of Directors at meeting
held this day, the price of Gas WILL ON the first Of
August, BE REDUCED TO Cs5) FIVE DOLLARS
PER THOUSAND FEET.
JulyH 70 W. j. HERIOT. Secretary.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,

THE SCREW srEAMRns OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. .......... Cap. YOECKLER
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSOH-
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER
~~s.u> WILL BUN REGULARLY BE.
N&S8Ss TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
LIH6lI15kff MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
S11sss Bremen on the 1st Of each month
From Southampton on the 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st of each month";
PRICE OF PAssAoE-From Baltimore to Bremed:
London Havre and Southampton-Cabin$ $50; Steer
age sSS. From Bremen to Balnmore-Cabin $50
Prices Of passage payable in gold, or itsequiys
lent =
They touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning. These vessels take Freight TO London and
Hull, for which through bills Of lading are signed.
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the Postofhce. No
bills Of lading but those Of the Company viii ne
yered before goods cleared at the Customhouse.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
a. SCHUMACHER' & CO.,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore. .
orto MORDECAI l. CO., Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
April 90 =, 6mos I
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE Donas OF THE 1EG1s1AyURE YESTERDAY
SEPARATE FREE SCHOOLS FOB THE TWO
RACES 10 BE zsrABIBHED-THE ADVENTURES
OF MAcKEY AND SAWYER IN WASHINGTON.
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Isgso1A1 rr1renAm TO THE DAILY NEwal
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FURTHER BY ALL.
[FEoM oJR OWN REroRTER.l J

THE PUNISHMENT OF THE RENEeADEs con-
TNuD-vERDIcT, SERVED 'EM RIaHT"-THE
ANT1CPAT1oNs OF THE BAR-A SKETCH OF
wuLARD-THE LIFE OF EoaE.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-H is rumored that
Mr.. J. W. Gill, of the Richmond. Frede-
rioksburg and Potomac Railr DAD Company
has purchased the hotel property at Mil
ford, Caroline county, for s6,250. rrF...,
The strike of the Tredegar employees is at
on end.
An interesting revival is in progress at
the Belvidere Baptist church.
A row occurred among the stevedores on
the dock yesterday, occasioned by some of
their number working at lower rates than
the rest. There was danger Of fight, but
the arrival of the police quened the dis
turbance.
Anthracite coal has advanced in the
northern markets about fifty cents per ton,
and freights to this city about the same
amount.
Mr.. C. A. Gwatkin, for many years dry
goods merchant of this city, died at his resi-
dence on Broad street yesterday.
About forty persons have been added to
Trinity church-the fruits of the late re-
vival. -..--r..f
Gloomy weather yesterday.
Complaint is made that the convicts hired
out from the penitentiary will not work.
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THE OPERA.-Last night was another
grand triumph of the opera. Auber' 5 de:
licious Fra Davolo was excellently played
by the Richings Troupe. Miss Abel as
Zerlina rose rapidly in the estimation ol
the audience as a genuine actress. Mrs
seguin was as charming as ever, and Mr.
Seguin's representation of Lord Allcash
WAS capital.
The whole performance was highly salts
factory, being characterized especially by
those proprieties of dress and decorum
which mark the representations OF thii
troupe. Castle maintained his usual spirit
and independent ease, but sung to dlsad,
vantage because of a slight cold. Campbell
won much and deserved applause. We take
occasion to suggest to Mr.. Peake, who has
good voice and is advancing in popularity
that he entirely oyerdoes his part. -.
Tonight, Traviata for Mrs. Bernard 4
benefit. She will have full house.
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The EAST END.-We are glad to see that
our article on this subject few days since
has caused come increase Of the force at
work in this locality, and there are now
fair prospects that the improvements con-
templated in that portion of the city will
soon be completed.
The taxpayers lose nothing by the bricks
which may be stolen, as the contractor
agrees to furnish the material and put down
the walkway at stipulated price. He
states that the work would have progressed
with greater rapidity but for the delay in
furnishing him with the grade lines.
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NORMAL INSTITUTE INCORPORATED
Judge Christian has granted charter Of
incorporation to George Whipple, Edward
P. Smith, William E. Whiting, NJ. =; STUDY:
and J. C. Armstrong, of Elizabeth City
county, under the name and style of THE
Hampton Normal and Agricultural lnsti-
tute.'' The officers are: George Whipple,
president; E. P. Smith, vice-president >
G. Armstrong, secretary; W. =: Whiting
treasurer. w .a.g.
This association is formed to educate
youths in the various branches OF the COM
mon school, and in practical agriculture
The capital stock Of the company Is not to
be less than s20, 1000, and may be increased,
when deemed necessary, TO an amount not
exceeding sl5O,Ooo, divided into shares Of
slOO. The principal office will pc located
in Hampton, Va. 4r
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TRIALS BY CoURT-MARTIAL.-The Gene
raj Court-martial, of which Brevet Majo,
W. Fl. Rossell is president, has disposed o.
the following cases:
Private James Maloney, company G.
Twenty-frst infantry, charged with viola.
ton of the fftieth article Of war, and con,
duct prejudicial to military discipline
guilty of the last charge sentenced to CON
inement at hard labor for two months, and
to subsist for the first seven days of each
month on bread and water.
Private Maurice Murphy, company D.
Twenty-frst infantry, violation of the six
ty-sixth and ninth articles Of war, and con-
duct preiudicial to good order and military
discipline; guilty: sentenced to forfeit all
pay and allowances now due him, and to be
confined at hard labor for one year, with o
twelye-pound ball attached to his left leg by
q chain four feet long, and at the expira-
ton of his term of confinement to be dis
honorably discharged from the service Of
the United States.
Private Peter F. DAILY, company G,
Twenty first infantry, conduct prejudicial
to good order and military discipline
guilty; sentenced to be confined at hard
labor for one month and to forfeit ten dol
lars of his pay.
Undertook Charles Curan (negro), deser-
tion; not guilty, but guilty of absence with
out leave sentenced to make good the time
lost, to forfeit three dollars of his monthly
pay for four months, and to be confined in
the guard-house at night for the same pc
riod. """.- ..t
Proceedings, findings, and sentences ap'
proved by General Stoneman.
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PICKPoCKET OvERHAULED.-Office Kca-
gan on Wednesday night arrested soldier
named Samuel Weaver on the charge of
picking the pocket of Lawrence Moore OF
ten dollars in currency. The operation
was performed at Rice's Opera House, on
Franklin street. At the police station
Weaver attempted to swallow the stolen
greenbacks, but the officer having him in
charge made him spit them out. He was
brought before the Mayor yesterday, and,
after an investigation, sent on to Judge
Burnhams court to be indicted for felony
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THE BUTCHERS CAsE.-The jury in the
case of VIM. w. Sledd, one of the butchers
indicted in the Henrico County Court for
evasion of the tax law, brought in verdict
yesterday, after celebrating nearly a week.
It was in these words: g Under the instruc-
tions of the court, we the jury find the de-
fendant guilty under the first count of the
presentment, and assess his fine at $40;
and not guilty as to the second and third
counts of the presentment."
The costs of the suit were ordered to be
assessed to the defendant. The case will
be taken to higher court.
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HUsTINGs COURT OF MAG1sTRATEs-AL-
DERMAN PEBBLES PREsIDING.-The case o1
William Morris, indicted for misdemeanor,
being charged with unlawfully shooting at
II. j. Calisher in the street, was called
yesterday, and continued until the next
term. The accused was admitted to bail IN
the sum of $500
After granting several ordinary licenses
certifying accounts, &c., the court ad'
iourued until the next term.
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THE WAR AGAINST CARPET-BAGGERs.-
Another anti-carpet-bagger meeting was
held on the Capitol Square yesterday after
noon, about two hundred negroes being in
attendance. One Fuller was the principal
speaker. He denounced in unmeasured
terms the corresponding editor g." of the
Winchester Journal for pisrepresenting the
Hunnicutters. The correspondent alluded
to is supposed to be L. E. Dudley, who has
charge of Republican headquarters in this
city.
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FRIDAY. ........ocToBER 1e, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP,

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 4 P. NJ. a
farm of eighty-three acres, on the York River
railroad half mile east OF Richmond.
SHERIFF WRIGHT will sell at Cook & Laugh.
toms store at II A. NJ. chair table, and lot OF
law and miscellaneous books.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON Will sell Mt their store of
10 A. NJ. an assortment Of household andkltchen
furniture, also oyster and bar counter.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN will sell at L. NJ.
farm of one hundred and twenty-five acres,
: on the York River railroad near Meadow Sta
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER Is. 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Creighton, Baitlmofre mer-
chandise and passengers. Harveys & Williams, @
schooner j. H. Marveli, Phiiadelphla' COAL G.
Schooner H. II. Wood, Philadelphia, coai' a.
. schooner Sch Nestle, sercle, Havre de Grace.
SAILED
Steamer Ellie Knight Creighton baitlmore'
hs stssmsr Ella Eancox. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chsndise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Rebecca, Secor, from Hayre de eraee,
with n cargo of coal. for Richmond IS reporLesa,
ashore opposite City Point Steamtug p9Ssn i, tei.
on Yesterday morning for the purpose OF hauiins
her off,.
z schooners Francis Hatch and NJ. w. malr' hehce'
Schooner Annie Boland cleared from New fork
for Richmond ON the 18th. - p,.o,, 80
schooner Nellie Brown cleared from Boston ior
Schnoncr Annie r. Clarke was loading ut TO-
do,t,s fnr Richmond on the esd OF September
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Nor GOING TO LEAvE.-In our news
columns we yesterday mentioned that A,
Vance Brown, Esq, President of the First
National Bank of Richmond, had pur-
chased the Bank of Commerce, Georgetown,
DC. His numerous friends i'll this city
will be pleased to learn that he has no idea
of leaving Richmond, having purchased the
stock and franchises of the bank merely as
an investment.
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CHARGED WITH FELoNY.-William Lang
ford, a youth with several aliases and well
known to the police, was before the Mayor
yesterday to answer the charge of felo-
niously entering the house Of Alderman
Murphy and stealing lot of lead pipe
and hoisting rope, estimated to be worth
seventy-fve dollars. In the absence of i'm
portant witnesses the case was continued
until tomorrow.
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MATCH GAME EXTRAoRDINARY.-SeV
members Of the Richings Opera Troupe
and among them the Peake brothers, who
are said to be fine players, have agreed tt
play match game Of baseball with ths
Pastime Club Of this city on tomorrow al
ternoon. The game will be played II
Rutherfoord's old field, between Grace am
Franklin streets, beyond the Old, Fan
Ground. There will doubtless be large
attendance of spectators of both sexes.
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SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN.-A mulatto
boy calling himself John Coleman was
arrested on Wednesday night on the charge
of having in his possession ninety-seven
dollars, supposed to have been stolen. He
says he found the money in on alley run
ming from Thirteenth to Fourteenth street.
His case was continued until Monday.
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The FORGERY CAsE.-Mr. John E. Brook,
the city jailor, went before one of the JUS
tees yesterday and made oath that " ne
had no order from the Mayor not to allow
George ". Sawyer to be bailed, and felt at
liberty to allow any justice to receive bail
(being properly sworn to and conforming
to the iaW)." ...
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS RENAIN.
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFIcE OCTo.
Der 16, Ts68.-B. 81. Shackelford, Warren.
ton, Va. Mrs. Mary Timer, Portsville, Va.
Miss Mary Ransom John W. Drewry
Richard D. Carter, Powhatan county, Va.
Rev. John D. Southall, Charlotte county
Va. Davis, Roper & Co., Petersburg, Va:
William Temple, Tunstall Station, Va; N
G.. Dickinson, Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-There are now
one hundred and thirty-six students at
Richmond College, with new arrivals nearly
every day. This is large increase, com
pared with the corresponding period OF last
year, and the friends of the institution are
confident of having two hundred students
during the present session.
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IMPURE CAS- What in the world is the
matter with the gas 7" The cry arises from
private residences, hotels, places Of amuse-
ment, and even from the streets, for every
where the nasal organs of the people are
saluted by its offensive smell. Many per-
sons have been made sick by it, and the
light it gives has scarcely any more illumi-
mating power than q tallow candle. What
is the cause of the impurity 1t should be
incurred into at once.
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THE LATEST STY LES OF DRESS
u GOODS, &c, ut
Oc M. Il d. MITTFLDORFER'S.
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SENT TO JAIL FORA DAY.-ln the County
Court yesterday Lucinda Anderson (negro)
pleaded guilty of the larceny of eight heads
of cabbage, and was sentenced to one days
imprisonment in the county jail.
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ExEcUT1rE.-The Governor has par
doned John Coleman, convicted in the
Hastings Court of Portsmouth OF robbery
and sentenced to five years imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
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CAsSIMEREs, DOESKINs, CASI-
" NETS, KERSEYS, SLEEPS GRAY, at
OCT NJ & D. MITTELDORFER'S.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Lee & God
din sold at auction on yesterday brick
dwelling on the south side Of Main near
Jefferson street for So S55.
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GUILTY OF LARCENY.-Isaac Johnson
was yesterday convicted in the County
Court of larceny 1.-TWO cases. and sentenced
to twelve months imprisonment.
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8itltntond 1ispatrEt.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CTRGU-
LATToN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. ssf gve
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF CHEAP

WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
No. 3l5 Broad street. between Third and Fourth,
oc12 and 1919 Main street, Ezefiel's old stand.
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F1RE.-The alarm last night was occa'
stoned by the b..rning of something at
headquarters. No loss.
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RE-ARREsTED.-Ata late hour last night
we learned that Sawyer the forger had
been rearrested and lodged in his old quar-
foro
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TO TEACHERs-Our facilities for executing all
kinds of printing for schools and colleges are u-
surpassed by any printing-house In virginia. Can
at the Dispatch counting-room and leave your
orders,
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D1scHAReED.-May Chahoon dis
charged yesterday, after iull nearlhg'
James Hickman (negro), charged with un-
lawfully retaining silver watch belonging
to R. Boiling, and James Holmes (negro),
charged with the larceny of a carpet-eag
containing clothing and currency.
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r D. BRIGGS's
L. RICHMOND BAKERY,
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BANKRUPTs D1scHARGED.-R. q. Bols-
seau. of Dinwiddie, and James 9. Williams
of New Kent, bankrupts, we're discharged
by Judge Bond yesterday.