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r. Persons wishing to sec The subscriber o.
business relating to the School, may ind h.n
at his School room, in the "a story Of Frieal
ship Engine House, on any day after the Iss q
September, between the hours Of and ].
o'clock, N.
aug ibid Il. r. HENRY
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ITANMORE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
= SANDY SPRING.

~ SAND SPRING,
Montgomery county, Maryland. ,..
The exercises Of this Institution viii DO I'nsr
sumed on the first of the tenth month, ur!oUTT
Terms: Board, Washing and Tuition Il" -"
English Branches, $Z22 per school year
The Languages, Drawing. and Music o., Co.
For circulars, containing fall paruGIu u 5II
dress the Principal Ut Sandy Spring = ~
.... C, II. MILLER, PrlncIP'"
MARY P. COFFIN
ELLEN FARQUHAR>,,
Reterences-R. H. Miller AlezandFi44,J
Benjamin Hallowell, Sandy Spring III
Sandy Springs, Md, ~ 6O-eott
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE, y,
D ALEXANDRIA, va
Miss + 4 I J. G EEBB$j Principals. ,.
The Tenth Annual Session will begin Oh w.
2lst Of September next. ..;,bos Of the
Principals, aug -
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Senior Glass. ................ ,..... SID 0t
intermediate CIa2H ............' ....-... L 81
Junior Class .........,...... ..... 10
Applications for the admission Of pupil: VIII,
be relieved At the residence Of the PRINCIPAL
! II F.. corner II Duke and Washington street.
CHARLES H. POWEl,h 4. N,
| aug It'd PEiDciJs
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DANDOLPH. MACON COLLEGE.

a = q = . 7 Il = I I = u
Miss ANNIE R. HODGKIN will resume We
duties other school on Tuesday, Soptenl2@G'E , -
For terms, &c, apply TO her, ct No. ~ Q"'I''
street. 'r-.... aug paw.
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PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

Z vi AEI.Ol e. l'.''E-i
= -. Mrs. r. X. MEADE, Principal.
The Sixteenth. Annual Session begins 'eJ
tember 2lst and closes June 2jtA.
TERMS: Board, 5000; English, inraIlH%
History and English Literature, $50; AslAr
mates, $50; Ancient and Modern i.sngNsgrh
each S20 instrumental and Vocal Mu::Ic, WIKI
use Of Instrument, each $50; Drawing p A."
Painting, $50, Washing and Lights extra "a
able half-ycary in advance
Charlottesville, Va, aug I4--eolm>
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lYl YOU'RE LADIES.
The next session Of thi' @'ho'. ",i' begin u.
Thursday, September T..
The course Of instruction Viii comprise &.
EnplisF. branches, French, Latin and Mgtba
mates. Number of scholars strictly limited
Circulars, containing terms. &c can be ob.
tanned at the residence Of Mr.. Charlie, l.. Pow.
ell, corner Of Duke and Washington ST.,
oup l9-td
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Per Quarter, Payable in Advance.
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The regular financial dispatch from n. York
last night says money is hardening; large
demand is anticipat d; call loans 4a5 per cent
prime discounts per cent Foreign Ex-
change is steady at 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

+ " / Y r
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIoN.--OnS Sun
day afternoon. the anniversary meeting Of
St. Paul's Church (Episcopal) Sunday
School was held OF the church. The edifce
was filled to overfowing, and the children
of the school appeared in full force. 1t was
an interesting sight to watch the little ones
with their banners and rosettes as they
marched in up the aisles Of the church in
all their childish pride. sg& aa i.
The services of the afternoon having
been appropriately opened, the Rev. Mr..
Dashiel delivered q beautiful address to the
young folk. Major Stevens, in the absence
of Major James Pegranl, the school superin.
tendent, read the report for the.past year.
There were in the school superintende Mt,
/ assistant superintendent, i librarian,
27 regular teachers, II reserve teachers,
and TO scholars average attendance Of
scholars, 155. tss-
After the reading Of the report and sing
ing, the premiums for proficiency, good con.
duct, and punctuality were awarded t.
each of three of the classes. The premium
for proficiency was awarded to Miss Man
sons class; for good conduct to Mis-
Crump's, and for punctuality to Mr.. Nc
Guire's. DR.. Minnigerode delivered ad
dresses to the different classes, when theJ
were carried to their olass-rooms and dis
missed. The meeting was very interest
ing one. h-1&7S ss 49, a
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The OPERA last evening was quite sue
cess, both as regarded audience and num-
bers. The dress circle and orchestra were
filed with the beauty and fashion Of our
city, and the other portions Of the house
were well occupied. The opera, "The Bar
ber," was excellently rendered. Miss Nc
Culloch is charming Just as arch and win
ming in manner and acting as can be, and
with very sweet and flexible voice. She
won upon the audience from her first ap-
.pearance, and in the end received enthusi-
astic applause. orlandini was Of course
splendid, and susini was familiarly greet.
ed by his Richmond audience. Boys and
Locateli did well, and Signor Torrlanl pre-
sided as 9, true master at the piano. q.
]. Tonight g Don Pasquale" will be pre-
scented. a treat may be expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The regular quarterly meeting Of this body,
composed Of all the Presbyterian Sunday
schools of Richmond, was held on Sunday
afternoon at the Third Presbyterian church
on Church Hill. This building was crowded
to oyerfowing with children Of oil ages, be.
sides q large number of adults Of both
sexes. The exercises consisted of singing
prayer, and addresses The speakers on
the occasion were Major Robert Stiles and
Mr.. J. D. K. Sleight, both wel-known
laborers in the Sunday school cause. lnte.
resting and encouraging reports were read
from the superintendents Of the First, Sc.
cond, Third, and United churches. AIl The
schools seemed to have increased during the
past quarter, and number Of conversions
Of scholars are reported. zs
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Z SNATCH THIEyNG.-This species Of
thie7ing has grown SO fagrant of late that
it is almost dangerous for q lady to venture
out, even in broad daylight. Every day
we have to record an instance Of q negro
jumping ont from behind fence corners or
outdof alleys, and aseizing upon whatever
the female passereby has in her hand: On
Saturday evening last a young lady was
hurrying out Fifth street towards her home,
and as she reached the corner of jackson,
q black man rushed upon her and seized
her purse and o bundle she was carrying.
She screamed aloud, and gentleman near
by rushed up just in time to save her from
falling to the ground in b fainting fit, and
to scare the negro villain off. y ~, ~,
We hardly know Of any way of prevent
ing this species Of outrage. except by the
precautfon on the part Of the ladies' never
to 90 gooutsexoept when provided with escorts.
This, however, would be impossibla In 9
majority of cases, and but few ladies could
ever come out. But rome course sremainss
and that We have advised before seemingly,
in vain. Let every lady 80 armed
with small shooting iron, and let'her take
courage when STACKED to draw it and shoot,
taking care point ii in q direction oppo-
Site to herself. One or two effective shots
at these villains would soon put q stop TO
their frequent outrages -, "a q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

MANUFACTURED MILK is extensively sold
in our city markets. On yesterday the
Clerk of the Second Market, on the COM
plant Of purchaser, arrested party en-
gagged in the business, and found thick
sediment at the bottom Of his can which was
pronounced by chemist to be potato
starch, an article used by calico and cotton
cloth manufacturers, having little nutri-
ment. and injuries in sufficient quantities.
One pound Of it will make something that
looks very much like milk, but is worse
than worthless. If you buy milk in the
market be sure you know the owner Of the
COWS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

REMOVALS. ASD APPofNThENrs.-Geue
raj Schofeld on yesterday made the follow.
ing appointments and removals. In almos,
every instance the term Of service Of the
former occupant had expired:
ALEXANDRIA.
John Bradford, fish inspector, to fill q
vacancy; - : -. 7s.s,--s,.
Council Samuel Baker vice William s.
Moore, Charles A. Shirley vice George
Simpson, A.sC. Harrison vice Dr.. J. &.
Johnson, F.A. Reed vice. James W. Nolls.
FgEDER1cKsBuRa..
GA. -Maham, mayor, vice Montgomery
Slaughter; 1. G. Frost, recorder, vice
Thomas F.. Knox. = * {
NORFOLK.
Q. Sykes, mayor, vice John r. Ludlow ;
A. L. Hill, city collector, vice &. L.
Drummond I; J.F. Dizendorf, surveyor, vice
E.5J. Young J. j. Woodbridge, street in
spector, vice N. B. Lee; J. W. Thompson,
lieutenant Of police, vice G. c. Benson; W.
2. Hennelly, clerk Of the market, vice D.
B.Dyer.
Sd Select Counca.-Francis De Cordy. vice
Charles A. Santos, ". R. Jones vice Y. D.
Grouse, 0. M. Dorman vice George Bluford,
Henry P. Worcester vice George r. Wilson,
a. G. Percy vice s. 81. Hodges, W. A. Mehe-
gan vice E. j. Griffith, u. N. Croft vice W.
W. Chamberlain, William Petit, ST., vice
: Common S .Suneil.-Lewis W. Webb vice
George Blow, Smith G.. Tut, vice M. Parke
s.. A.. Stevens vice A. L. Dozier, Thomas
P. Crowen vice William Stevens, John F.
Redman vice James E. Barry, William G..
Webber vice M. Fitzgibbon. e
William Sampson, constable, vice B. K.
Taylor; Robert Steele, constable, vice G.. H.
Miller.
2 E. D. Grainer, physician to alms-house,
vice A. T. Bell.
p James a. Hall, keeper Of aims house, vice
William Hawkins.
B. F :eBaily, second wood measurer, vice
F. Clark.
3 f. G.: Story, sealer Of weights and mea-
sures, vice J. T. Ewel. -
TOWN OF SUFFOLK.
Common Councl.-L. G. Holland, James
3. Bannewell, and William R. Ellis.
PORTSMOUTH.
&C. Robinson, inspector Of provisions
to fill q vacancy.
m q s,-s STAUNToN. .-.
Coamcn.-U. B. Hendry vice Henry J.
Peck, NJ. J. Ackerman vice Benjamin F.
Points, Henry Eichelbeyer vice John B.
,scherer, J. G. Wheat vice Robert G.
Bickle. ,s3sR& ssZ&3f
AlderD1en.--A. B. Arthur vice William
n. Wilson, William S. Herr vice Robert
j. Hope, A. T. Maupin vice James W.
Crawford. e,,,s i
Samuel B. Shaw, coroner Of Fairfax
county, to fill o vacancy. :
J.C. Lamb, justice Of the peace in Car
roll county, vice Henry Hawks, resigned.
James P. Pierron, commissioner of the
revenue in Carroll county, vice James D.
Pierron, deceased.
= David W. Sherman, sheriff of King
George county, vice George W: Butts.
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STATE LIcENsEs.-O Only four days remain
to eur business men to renew their State
licenses; after which they will be liable to
pay double tax If they continue business
without having paid the sheriff. They are
all, therefore, interested in the notice in
another column Of the commissioners Of
the revenue and the sheriff,
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ATTACHED m FaoET AND REAR.-While
the fire wus raging in the kitchen on the
premises Of Dr.. Z. s. Joynes on Saturday
night, thief entered the Doctors resi-
dence and abstracted therefrom q number
of articles of wearing apparel. Il has been
ascertained beyond doubt that the fire re-
ferred to Eas the work OF an incendiary.
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s55.h 1 8 :.
Es NJ. DUNNANAET C co. will sell at 10 o. 'clock,
at the store Of N. Gunst, Broad between Fourth
and Fifth streets, the balance Of the stock Of
boots and shoes In said store.
COOK LAUGHToN win sell at 10 O'Clock an
assortment Of genteel household furniture, &c.
CASE, ALLANsoNs& co. win sell at d o. clock
house and lot on Main and Elmwood streets,
Z Sidney. :" saas sst.sE sSEd sEEf
|GRUBBS'& WILLIAMS win se1 at l2 o'clock the
valuable coal property known as 'sBurfoot's
Pits, - on James river, twelve miles aboye0ich-
zs mond. x
ROBERT o. boswell, trustee, will sell at Il
O'Clock NJ, Mt Hanover Courthouse, tract Of
land containing one hundred and four and q
half acres. .s
JOHN JOHNS, assignee, will sell ct 10 'clock NJ,
Il In front Of the United States Courthouse the
uncohected debts due the estate Of Charles 81.
5Wynne.
JOHN T. SIzER will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
on Marshall between Fifth and Sixth streets,
s. the remainder Of his stock Of groceries, store
j, fixtures, &c. ~ 80 s - .Fssis - 4
E. 'GATHRTGHT, 1888 Main street, will sell at 10
h O'Clock, furniture, dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, &c.
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THE WATT PL0UGH.-SPECIAL NO
Il TICE.-To meet the views and needs Of farm-
ers we have, from this date, determined to reduce
the price Of ali kinds of PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We haye also reduced the price Of the AB or One
wrench and cultiyating mould d-board (all included
for $3.50. 49, ~, ,,s-......s,.. sa ..sy,G-. !.
ftrrowing plough for planting corn, q sub-soil
plough a corn cott9n tobacco ana vegetable gisaes
Ia wedding Inould-board cost so cents, and steel
scraper cost 81 to $lsol YOU have combined IN this
plough the best Implements ever yet madsstor an
every Kind OF turning and cultiyating in field and
garden in manner superior to all others ever yet
made and that too, without hoe labor or ito be
RETuRNEp, and the price paid at: factory RE-
We have now on hand fun supply Of these
Ploughs together with the largest sizes both let
and right-hand and also general assortment OF
Acricnitnrai :implements, Corn Planters Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles Wheat Wheat
Fans Grass Blades bay Kakes 1 Traces HaaTTIneess,
&c NAi1 q hNA1iAA c-A.I - =. =
I ap 1a-d&Swlm sS8E - p - -.--s
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HON. ROBERT 0ULD, ,of this city. has been
selected by the Mu Sigma Rho and Phi!oio-
gian Societies Of Richmond College % deli-
YER the address at their final celebration, %
be held at the close Of the session, ana mas
consented to perform the service.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

MAJOR j. N. CRorr, whose recent visit 70
Richmond gave rise to the rurnor that he
was to be appointed chief Of police Of this
c;tv % has been appointed by General Soho
nsid as 4 member Of tho Select Council Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREs1-
DING-MoNDAY MoRNING.-The continued
case of s. P. Twombley, charged with hav-
ing in his possession a. set of carpenters
tools belonging to ]. T. Williams, (negro,)
was called, and the accused discharged.
The continued case of Cornelius Mona
mara, charged with using insulting and
abusive language to policemen Sweeney and
Shields, was called and further continued.
William Thorn, charged with being drunk,
trespassing on the premises Of Mrs. Mason,
and demolishing her door, was called and
continued.
William Turner, alias Charles Dickens,
(not " Buz hisself y and Primus Peasants,
negroes, charged with stealing 500 pounds
of pig-iron belonging to parties unknown,
were 'arraigned. Herman Schwartz. was ar
raigned for receiving the iron above men
toned, knowing the same to have been sto-
len. The cases were continued until to-
morrow. gf a.
Andrew Jackson, alias Moody, was ar
raigned for two thefts, the one of a bonnet
ornament belonging to James Mcconnell,
and the other of two papers Of celebrated
jockey-club horse powders belonging to
J. B. Wood. He was sent on to answer for
Indictment, and required to give security
for his good behavior.
p John Jackson, negro, charged with re-
ceiying ga chist," several articles of crock
cry, and chair, stolen from Susan Carter,
was discharged in the absence of evidence
against him.
+. Peyton Freeman ian old negro), charged
with being drunk and disorderly and re-
sisting policeman Cullen in the discharge
Of his duty, was arraigned. It appeared
from the evidence that the policeman had
shown great deal Of forbearance, and that
Peyton had shownia corresponding amount
of impudence and abuse. The policeman
finally started to arrest him. He was vio-
lently resisted, and the negro remarked !:
I" Ell Genel Schofeld allow sech things as
dis, he'll lose de last drop o. blood in his
heart" Peyton mas enlisted for the chain
battery. 80 s!fsf s
II Richard Walker (negro), charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and trespass-
ing on the premises of Samuel Rose, was
also enlisted for the chain battery.
3 Robert Eddleton (small negro boy), !,
charged, with entering the hall Of q private
residence and stealing an umbrella, was
committed in default Of surety.
Margaret Williams {dilapidatsd daughter
of Ham) charged with stealing scarf from
Polly Brooks, was discharged ia the absence
of her accuser. g is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

CIRCUIT COURT OF HENR1co COUNTY
JUDGE CHRISTIAN PREs1DING.-This court
met in the hall of the House of Delegates
yesterday morning. The following gentle
men were called and sworn as grand
jurors: Isaac 0. Austin, foreman; John A.
Hutcheson, W. L. Harrison, II. A. Watt,
G. W. Barker, Joseph G.. Burton, s. Cham
berlain, Thomas Johnson, A.. G. Kerr, Jesse
F. Clarke, Richard Gray, James. w. Otey,
Pulaski, Richard csnthorn, James nSS Vaughan, h n
James NJ. Carter, B. W. Green, Jr., Henry
Austin, and D. s. Delaplaine.
Judge Christian delivered the usual
charge after which the grand jury retired.
3 The case of Beverly Williams, charged
with horse-stealing, was then taken up, and
the evidence partly heard.
The facts in regard to the Phillips case
will be found elsewhere.
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8fthnlottd 9ispatft,

!, THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATcHm
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
.PAPERs OF THIS CITY.
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RESTAURANTS. &c.

/EIELLE, RESTAURATEUR, Rn a
- 1904 MAIN STREET, &$SA
Always supplied with the best the local
aiel Inhel affords. and also the luxuries of--sk
LkTFLLEi Is the faSorIte of the seasons-jour-
.!, WIN them the year round-and receives their
icN.s fruits and their latest, from the contiguous
t.aa 80 "itn lce-bound streams on one border, and
Ss cT;, and fruits at the same time on the other.
hSls served 1T all times In unsurpassed style,
g,,sa g,,nhg 10 order. Families supplied on short
GsSaes' Dinner parties furnished III private rooms.
q Fsol nol excelled at any cuisine Ia this country:
ND u BAR always supplied with excellent wines
~4e ap !.
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} S'SAWBERRY BOXES.
OF SEVERAL PATTERNS

MAT DURABLE, AND CHEAP.
.,hes are indispensable In getting berries
ossea,n " u good condition. Orders fol. the eBsn-
lReto %, ,'''d be giyenat once, nsit takes scfne
'sNahst m from the factories. Samples ale;;
Ar Ita and orders received at sa,}
pa aAa JoHNsoM's SEED STORE, y
1905 Main street.
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MOUNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL.
HARDWARE.

II 1mhpl.,WARE, CUTLERY, AND SAD
lLiy C,niiK KY1lSO7 MAIN STREET. Pocket and
ass. TaneJ.E Trace Chains, Hilling and Wssding
SF!tbs'D DTna Ca saws, Planes Cbtsels. &c. BlaeH-
4 liicffews, and Nails Manila Rope, assort-
%-& 10 xiya mSa. We invite the country ana city
shs-,, WATKINS eoTTRELL . co.,.
sf.F} : 1907 MaAns street,
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gs THAMES to Turner, No. 1l14 Main street, !,
for Ra,per,s Bas1ar-an interesting mum
Der for children's fashions. .s'
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LADIES should can at WEST q JoifSsTos's
Bookstore and procurethe magazines forsMay--
Cooley, Leslie, Demoress Putnam, ;Lippincott,F
Harper, London Society, &C., &c.
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LECTURE sPosrPoNED.- Dr.. Bagby's leo
Eture ON The diseases called Love- has
been postponed until tomorrow evening. Sc
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s;IITPRING.


FoR NEW YORK-OLD Do <,41es
~ MINIoN STEAMSHIP CoMPA7ssa&sas
NY.-The new and elegant side-wleel steaMahfp
ALBEMARLE, LAWRENCE commander win
leave her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY MORN.
ING, April "a lsss, at O'Clock. Fare, $ls. Round
tickets, sso stses:ge, g. Through bilis signsdto g
desired. Freight received up 10 8 O'Clock A. NJ,
Apply to SAMUEL AYRES q co.. ~
5 ap N--2t.a,s9 Ll.3 Eleventh and Main streets.
sGTEAMER ELLIE KNIGHT, $SeN
OFOR BALTIMORE, viii leave her. =
wharf on TUESDAY, April aa at4 O'Clock I'm
Freight received up to O'Clock. -
ap a7-N HARVEYs & wlLIAMs, Agents.
-NoTICF TO SHIPPERS THE boats Of
IN the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock g usual
promptly at II M. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS. 10y 80. Fs@..-sz
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yod collected on delivery, or prepaid at the op-
ton OF the shipper. Freight received apd dc.
livered at my Office, on the dock 90 81 q = ~
Way freight viii not be delivered till charges are
Boats locked and incurred. IL,
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-. .REIIeIoUs. - Interesting religious Ger
vices are held every night OF the Leigh =
street Baptist church. s's-iss :, sl6 Ssss :
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TUESDAY ........ . . APRIL 90 1863.
Auctien Sales This Day.

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold betipee7, tie Frs.
gay Or January and the fret day Of July pay The
t1res haereonJ for the current gear.
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LIST 6S UNkA A:z6BEB LEfFz1S AE3fkfEa
me IN rHE .RseM1pUDssP sPosTso7T1cE AEn1Is
2s. 1ssa.-Miss Martha Chold dzlau. .RlHh-
mond. Va: M. 4. Mitchell, C1l1sAd, ys.S :
J.aT. Subjects Sc Bio, Wcodfofd Gardner
Miro. Lucy Jackscn, Eiehmond, Eas C.Ss
Fe1ls, Augusta, Ga. !. Miss AicesG
Washingtun, 2. &c. William =. REsce, kha-T
Iadelphia; Mrs. Sue Moodson, Richmond
Va; Edward Kamsbufg, GeorgesoWn, ".
tC..fJ Jaok Alien, AbraEsm Smith, Mrs. Ame-
|lia ssssge, Newport N6ws, VS.. !; John Bud1S
ley 81 Glare county ill.: Miss EdnanjSl
Taylor, Orange G. r.; Mrs e. 4. Mapldin,s
dreenyille, 3. O.; Bacon 8 Lewis. Lsxirss:
ton, Vs. Jessop 6 Moore, PhilsasiPhisi
Penn, B. a. sratasn, Lynchburg, va 81
s2Lrs or REAL 1zs1ATE.: sessrs. Grpbbs 1
& Wilaams sold on yesterday a lot With q
blacksnith chop thereon fort ysfye by sixty
nine and three quarters feet ON First be-
tween Bread and Afarshall streets, for SS3e I
THEs RkcEsrA pacing match win come
of at the Hermitsga Fair Ground Race
Fcot1rse. et u osclpck This afternoon. Gray
Sam and Fanny Baker are entered. Lovers
|os ssport 1sll hare sgsod timesby attending
IMPoRyASr. MEETIyas-The city Con-.
seryative Committee, and the Conservative
/ COMMITTEES of the county Of SHenrico, win
meet togethsr this evening at haif-past a.
o'clock. gsas..a as.a sl gzzz.aA n
DEpyrY rsa rssPEcroR Pa: osls 6F fLo6T-H iswR
liam ID. Bagnall, and not u G. Bagnall,
who has been appsintsdto this position vice;
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DEpuTY rssPf; zcroR 81 fLo o6R.-H is wit
liam ID. Bsgnall, and nosa u G. Bagnall,
who has been appsintedto thisp position vice;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28

EOR RENT, very desirable RESI-Ma
tenant the rent will be very moderate. For fur
ihcr information, apply on the premises, on Twen-
,y-hfih street Union Hii) between o and Streets
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-28
JESSE WILLIAMS.

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