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DRovIDRECE HOSPITAL,
I TIE slsTi III; 81 81 1 cal II
Corner Of second strsst east and d str
Capitol Hill.

DROVIDRECE HOSPITAL,
THE SISTERS o. CHARITYI
Corner Of second street ssst and stI
rnAuHAIrHr 4s sS1Hs s1I d Hi rAHre
ofpesissi. u Sfr very eis. s' both nsdiSs%oi
The ears run within two squares Of Ane
PAtients will BE- received INTO the "
ieins and Iediosi or sufgiesi sttendanss,'
fh' H hHSR st FAY Il " AFf fis6DffSiI
PlysIoIAIs. ga
D. 4. HA0NER. q, D., ~. 500 q ga
tween RiShtsenth and Nintsenth. ID5W
JOHN Q; RIdKY, 4, p. New FORK fHo,.
VII HiRBURf. X b.. Us d sirssl q q, -, . q
j. ,. THOMPSON i Y. B.. corner siAss .,n.
g, n TORD, n. p. IS ka.t Capitol street
~ . I66y lsoRf ahb SoksGf Inc
GRAFTON Tyler, N. D., corner " Mashiug-
ton and Gay streets, GeorgetoWn. 49,
W. JoHssos. Y. D., Seventh street. b.
Eb dSWtEkR Tih X P a.s e ,,; ss:st &
So H sglsg Ehi0E ~ n ifss str
either OF the above named physicians. Physieians
sending patients to the Hospital who o AZ occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of ath nlfhx The
I1-Ho persons with contagious diseases sdm,tiaJ,
SISTER LORETTA GRIZZLY.
octlT r...-...... oup1flof.
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CURES IN . TO 4 DAYS.
Sold at 800 Pennsy lvAnia avenue. apl3.tf
DgPARrMENr or THE INTERIOR, ~
~ uSIrHS STATES fAIkyr o,!Ics,0

hEPARThENr OF THE INTERIOR,
~ '''. USIrED STATES PArkEr OYHIoE,
. ..'f aH wAsuneToH, May 10, lsd8
On the petition Of HoRArIo N, dIaBRkLL, Of
BaltimoIs, Nd. and THonAs D. BosD. q wash.
s,stls'ss SsIsss: assssssd ps.yiss for 10 ss :.
SSsS%s.ili sSS siaslsiSn Bafsss, DC ah day p
lsSa. and IsssSsS the iI.a dsy iNoysnssr. lssi
seysn years from the explratian Of said patent.
Patent once on N0NDAY. the 81 day q August Ii
% appear and .how cause. II ny they have. why
PsI.Oss 9ppoSsas he tIs REQUIRED 70 ale
fSr,h n wri.Ss !. isa.. t'sSst day. ssiors ihe
n;et a u. said hs.rinE mHst DO taken and trans
which will be funished spplicAtiaa. =
PsPs %as - asa IN ~ ,ssS SpSn e
the day Of bearing the arguments. fany. within ten
days after nlinE the testimony.
ordered also. Ih.t Ills n9ies be publishsd in the
D; e.. and y, IN , the Amsrfcaa. Baltimore, Ma.
ssid pSSl e 70 DO at least
my2-fhn Acting Commlssioner Of Pstsni..
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xC6O PER MONTH GUARANTEED to agents
DICV sysFywhGsg sssllIing orr Patent Ever.
G H;s s y sts kRE!dSi WIFE QS %!i
70 Broadway, NY 10 Dearborn u, >, Chicago, IN.
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HowE& STEVENS. FAMILY, DYE CoLoRs,-
The same .hadss, al IN powder form; w Myir1
powder form For sale by all bragg siHrV' }
Dealers, aud at the Mandatory. Bosios' a---s.,l
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IIARBOUR'S .Ia,t
Iiau1ca H1.aseI.
WILL REMOVE ..I.a. boz, /.
Paint Oil, Tar, Varnish, or any Kind Of Slams
FROM 3,
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN or COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid, and rub brush,
or rub with the thumb NALL allow II to rest q
minute. and again rub. and It viii come ont. For
Delaines. chiutiss. Caileoes. Poplrns, or Linen,
and Printed Goods. you will have 70 weaken the
Solution By adding soft water. ..s 81 -.r..
All orders. either for agencies or for immediate
use. should be addressed 10 the manufaetursr.
JOSEPH HARBOUR. Manufacturer,
No. u Second street west. bot NasS Avenue and O
street north, Washington. d. @. Auls
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WE SILL FOR ONE DOLLAR

Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Silk
Dross Patterns, Carpetingg. Domestic Goods, &c.
..r 90 CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars, or ten checks sent for Ono
Dollar, describing ten different articles which we
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Splendid Inducements offered 10 agents sending
US clubs, Address 7LAB0NTE BABBlTT,
No, 81 Sudbury street, Boston, Mass.
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Republican National Committee.
The Republican National COMMITTEES held q
full business meeting in the city Of New York,
on ThuHday. July 9, and organised as follows
William ClRhin, Chairman, Boston, Mass
William L. Chandler, Secretary, Washing.
ton, d. @.
Central Executive COMMITTEES, headquarters
New York City-William Claaip, Boston,
Mass T. W, Park, North Bennington, Vt. /;
William Ii. Kemble, No. 2205 Green street
Philadelp hiaj Horace Greedy, New York; II.
II. Starkweather, Norwich, Conn., D. R. Cow
en-, Bsllaire, ohiOj Marsh Giddipgs, KSlama.
500. Mich.
Western Executive Committee, hsadquar-
tiers Chicago. r. Jones, Chicago, I'LL Cyrus
NJ. Allen, Vincenues, Indiana; Z, D. Taylor,
Omaha.
Southern Executive Committee, headquar-
ters Atlanta, CAN. II. Southworth, New
Orleans, La J. IL. Caldwell, Lagrange, Ga. |;
D. +. Rice, Little Rock, Ark, NOV at WASH.
ippton, d c.
Pacific Executive Committee, Headquarters
San Frsnoisco-Geo. @. Gorham, San Fran
risoo, Cal, (now in Washington) Charles IL.
DsLsng, Virginia City, Nevada.
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Steamboat Lines.

fI,HE STEAMER COLUMBIA
x., aS Iss%%sS her .nI trip. be- fkt
Leaying Baltim9re every SATURDAY APTEK-
WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
ht O'Clock. - ...
She Will stop at all the principal landings on the
M S LOT HasssnseIs and freight FOR further par
TfOs, W, RILEY / SON, Agents. /,
Riley's Wharf,
myS.tufSn Atthe foot OF Eleventh street.
POTOMAC TRAnsPoRTATIoN LINE ~
For Way handbags on the Potomac and Baltimore.
making Connections At Aqua Creek with
the Richmond, Prederieksburg
and Potomac Railroad, .'
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. A. O. Niekle, will
. ssss s sfslsl?G every P F5k III shi
D. IN. and arrive at tho hixth street wharf an a.
m, THURSDAY, TO deliver freight - III :
Notice Will given when the other boat will DO
R Freight iH received Ss all d sEE EJ5iSS.E
PETER BERRY, Agent,
Sixth street wharf. W ashin gton, d, q,
A. NRBDHAM SONS, Agents,
my6-Cm Ia Light st wharf. Baltimore
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Railroad Routes.
HaE.b bIas h,rT zlb ne 45sg

L PHILADkLPHfA. AND INV YORK.
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Ss :s!!:. 'I;sssss ,ss,rs r.. r. .a
5..,: ~, q, s.::. r@ sssi.,' faEs. n. np
Law for New Y Ys sU ssa Afkil.a.lpa,. st ,sp
6lsspins sarsfor New York oa1sop. N. trsi. only
ps.sss can S s. la ths s;ssSs aes i. sou
:. p.i.ine,s, ..d Ohio Railroad ,ssy.ss..n...
'' '''' 'p' ' "e Master 4
g. ?. Il, ~ ' sts: sslR2!S;Ss "a
PHILADIIFRHIaIdos T KE1IEESFSs,' AND BAL
THE TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY, April 18Th, 1873
Trsin. foI Baltimore and washi.stea Leave Phila-
1isr n. Espr... Monday. ,re.p,.ao n.s =.
n. E.press' soop. n. Krpross' and MOO ,. m,
rSSis ~ IRON s;, 81 S,R H;.,Hs a
Leave Balilmor. .. Is :, N. !, way Nail 70. na m,
kxptess; Lilo p. m, kxprsss; oS p, N, kx-
P''''' spp' suEBTss.TRArs. b slaar j
Leave PhiladelPhia for Baltimore and WashinEton
Law R a sas q & Fsil.a.lpai. a.sn
hsi MO SAi''m'ff Z! XII Kss sHFf
1867 rrrssr fGFstf ROUTE 1867
TO THE s Wssr sPRfo s sSRlbutsp SOUTH
On and sfsr NAY 18th. 1851. trains will run Is
Washington .iSSss%% B.i'!AHor' :, rSSnr.
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iirset, and as may be- consistent with the
safety Of the loyal people.
Resolved, That We recognise the great prin.
oipies laid down In the immortal Declaration
Of Independence - the true foundation Of
democratic government, and We hail with
giadness every effort toward making these
principles living reality on every inch Of the
American soil. r- ..'r..
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BAIrtHoRilLoCE Nd TaL,
ksrABLIsHED As ARRYUoR IRON ouAckRRr.
TIE ONLY PLACE I KNEE CURE cas 81 os

THE ONLY PLACE MHKRE CURE CAK m on !.
Dr.; JOHNSTON Ia. ai.sevsrsa ,hs No. s,rs,.,
.ioas o. no kidneys and bladder. invq6 III. i,
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I'm Ess sai i:s (. ssiii; SsS;
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Vice, thai 'drssisai ssd sarsesivs y 1t. ssiek
yesps n.a fiR: SS e s sassss .snss
latsliess. who gieht o,Ssrvise hsys.. AIss2 Ii.
sss <. ~ ss ssi isss M. &
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n,5,.se rss:os., Or Joss. Men @ ,smrlstas
aanie DEBILITY, defcrmit;"s. ~ %esd ss,sS orr
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NAY rsp snn eonnas On III hon9J = q gssti
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Bs:s ss AR e. 1 1s Sf%s
VII pretend Z deny !Ss ,, lie power . no
si::.s.s. 4 tssiiss ssspIins Ss "a. :1ss: .s ~
sii:s ia 'y:iss Ss.on.. ssrsPssd: ~ ESssssi
i've Power, Fsrycus irritsbiii.y, bSs ,.,ss rsi-
Sssiiiiy. w..tinI Of the Tra%s. SssSss. $3.50 Con-.
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doors rom Ike corner Yaii mol 70 ossx"s sss 1
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suaaep sorpdsi bashfuIDess WtS frsouss, fTd a =.
ia si.ssdsS .sPf!%.s Si!S darsnsssss.sfiS.
rAKR PARTICULAR NOTICE.
pr. J, ad iresses all those who have injured them
Y sss s a. :s9a s
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ssss n SlsAt Lo's y Sa:sajsI rcssr ;lSiI.
BssiEsS sIss saSss% ss sHason essr
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Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Eyil forei,gdihrS
finaiy, Ss are some y he evils preias sd"e
Thousands of persons Of all ages can nov 'judk.
sss 81 sl dsssDs ass
souss: and ssn1so%Ss i A .:ss;ssSYRptos.
ndalssa !. when .ionss ksSii ttssSssil1 !ssisss
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What a pity hat a young man, the hope Of N.
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nR. LION, - -' ..
~ sURGEoN PHYSICIAN,
No. 100 Pean's avenue. above twelfth street.
made, - $3.50 - =
very stillful. having for many years, with the
sreAtesi suece,s treated femzle complaints In this
Irregularities, NO matter from what cause or how
long standing. fully relieved without fail. Con.
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END0RssMRNr OF THE PRES

The many thoasands cured Al this n
within the last eighteen years. and the ~
Surgical Operations performed BY Dr. j
witnessed b. the reporters q fhs t.suf
aasis and .fsin SsferS S' sss = pubiie, IS
standing a. q gentleman Of character and
bility, a A sqfleient Suarantes y the siale
d Persona writing should be parlleulsrhI
manner: JOHN n ,5,SaESTos,E
% jss-ly 1s .5'ail BsitimSSs. III
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poToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
NEW MERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMERS.

yoHg GfBs0E,
win run regularly during the winter months be :
SsSfEstoSn, Z. ioiioTsi Leave .NsW YpTH, from aaS
Pier 70, East River, at the foot Of Roosevelt, street.
Ss.h fSst y hlsS :tEsst. s,:ss Ssss:i.s. .sd
ssanaa Sys ~ ~ my az 10 ron freight o.
n New YORK Avenue and seyentssnih street. be-
isesii.W j. w THOMPSON, President,
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Court
COMMISSIONERS CHAHoeN NPREsIDING.- In this
court yesterday, the continued case of Lord,
Hicks, Gates, and Jones, charged with per-
jury, was again called.
William Fl. Crenshaw testified that Lord
had asked him upon certain occasion if
he knew anything about certain seizure
made by Merrill, Roach, or Primrose, which
had been adjusted upon the payment of
money to some one Of those parties. Wit
ness said he did not, and Lord told him
that he would get employment in the
Revenue Department in case he broke that
party up. Witness sworeto paper once
while drunk and went with Gates to the
country and got very drunk. Witness after
wards, when an: aAidavitswas read to him
which was said to be his, requested Jones
to make correction in, the statements
made by him, to. the effect that barrels
marked branded were not branded. This
correction was not made, as promised. as
James Turner sworn !: Two men came to
him, and wanted him to say that Roach was
in partners with him. He said he was not.
One of them took, him aside; told him he
was g revenue officer, and it would be two
hundred dollars better for him If, he would
say that Roach was his partner He said
he would not swear to o lie for two hundred
dollars. Thinks Hicks was one Of the men
Cannot recognize the other. James Hick-
man was present at Turner's when these
two men called. Recognized them as Jones
and Hicks. $50 & g,'2e @ .ii 81 80 :,: s - =
The case was continued until to-day.
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MoRNI rs APRIL %, 1868 Y

4 DIssATrsFIEp GoHsTITUsscc1Yz-HEfugSr-
CUT AND USDERwoeD DESoUsCED.-A
mass meeting Of extreme Radicals-nine
tenths negroes was held lat the African
church Tuesday nigh. Several well l-known
1carpet-baggers made earnest speeches ia
favor Of the proposed gonst titation. Among
them was that far-seeiing politician Porter,
Of Norfolk, who denounced with much
earnestneas Yankee Allan, ON account of shis
speech against the Constitution, and said
that. Tank had by this act damned himself
for ever and ever. Later in the evening,
resolutions were introduced thanking Lind
sey,anda Cox fnegroesl, and -Morrissey, for
their course in the Convention. y A motion
was made to amend by adding the names of
Underwood land Hunmcutt, but it was re-
ceived with Kisses and other signs Of dis
appreciation. vote being taken, the
amendment was rejected by large ma
jority, and the original resolution carried
with applause. 1T 5ftift&fiia ~
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREs1-
D1NG-WEDNEsDAY MORNING. Laura Jones
and Major Williams (negroes) were sepa1
rately arraigned on petty charges, and no
witnesses appearing against them, they were
| told to clear out.
| Henry Stockings and John Breederl (ne-
groes) were arraigned for /" raisin' fuss on
dis last.gone Sunday" trespassing on the
premises Of John cambridge, and threaten
ing Z" to blow his everlastin' brains out wild
gum John cambridge made out q pretty
clear case against the gentlemen" and
they were committed in default of surety,
their case having been continued.
Barney jackson and Ralph Williams,
charged with mistaking somebody else's
fsh.trap for their own, were arraigned, and
there being no evidence against them they
were discharged. 5<'';'''. X 2. - - :,
y; Stewart Baylor (smaH negro boy,
charged with stealing fifty cents worth Of
candy, was discharged. in consideration of
his love for sweets, his youthful inability to
resist the temptation of taking little, and
above oil, the absence Of witnesses for the
prosecution, ri ~ ~ .aS.a1 - z'.n7 :
Henry Taylor (small-negro boy) charged
with stealing o pocket-book from Mr.. W. j.
Harvey, was arraigned, and his case con-
tinued until the Oath instant - -eis2 =
John Williams NEGRO sboy), charged with
appropriating two. boxes Of cigars belonging
to Herman Willis, was enlisted for the
chain.gang, in default Of surety.
Mary Brown was arraigned for threaten
ing to assault and beat Anna Morton. .!s,s1
- AlCeltic lady testified for the prosecution
that there g was two or three soldiers in at
Mrs. Browns house drinkin'; and Anna
cim into the room,, and one iy the soldiers
said to Mrs. Brown, sez he, 1t appares that
:yez have the givin' of Anna away to go to
the ball ); and Anna -whaled hersif round,
and turning round, sez /: t;No,' .sez she; Il
has the givin' o. mysiR away. and sure,
Mrs. Brown wouldn't be after lindin' me o
blue dress to go to the ball in, aither' !; and
Mrs. Brown spake words that no lady
should be otter spakin' ~ ,.,gt ~ .sg,.s
.Counsel.: What do you call lady ?o
e Witness "I don't call any woon lady
that spakes onmodest words that's what !
thinks. n'gs!- ai8h 81 ~ .-t-asl.ss Is 2}..sE
Other witnesses were examined, and Mrs.
Brown was required to give surety for her
future good behavior. : 80 |. 80 -. Il. ~
s. Jerry Brown (negro boy) was arraigned
for robbing the money drawer Of MIR. Ira
Bruce Of $3.50. His case was continued
until the 25th instant. -. .S-.s--1 - &
James Harrick (smallg white boy) and
Thomas E. Duncan (negro) were arraigned
for being drunk and raising q row on the
street. They came ashore from o schooner
commanded by the. father of the white boy,
and it appearing that the schooner was soon
to leave, the two boys we're turned over to
the tender mhrcies Of the captain: - ~. s,S
William Ward, seedy-looking indiyidu-
al, charged with unlawfully assaulting and
threatening to kill Charles Allison, was dis
charged on the promise that he would go to
work at once. >.
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THE SHOOTING CASE. The continued case
Of Mr.. Nv lliam Hine,, charged with shooting
Cornelius Potter lnegro) at Hatcher stable,
was called up before the Mayor yesterday.
Cornelius Potter, who was shot in the
foot, testified that. O. difficulty occurred at
the stable on Sunday, em which Mr.. Hine
told him be. led Witness made CONTRA
dictory reply /; and Mr.. Hine struck him on on
the head with o stick, saying, Do you
mean to tell me i lie. .2'' Witness wrenched
the stick out of his hand and tried to get
out of the yard. Mr.. Hine got. his pistol,
and shot at him twice, one shot striking him
In the heel. Witness did not strike Mr..
Hne. The difficulty occurred shout an ae-
cusation of Mr.. Hine that he was drunk,
and didn't get to the stable in time for feed
ing. Witness replied that he got to the sta
BILE at 8 O'clock, and could not get in. MIR.
Hine told him he lied and the difficulty
ensued. Witness was shot at twice between
the gate of the stable-yard and the stable
door .ltI s76tiT ltsssE4YiS ~ ~ sf RsLa.i 5
Tom Baylor (negro) testified that he was
in the stable feeding when he heard Mr.
Hine say I'n shoot you, DIN you !" He
saw Mr.. Hine getting his pistol, and Corne-
tus running to get out OF the yard, with .
coat on his arm and 10 stick I'm his hand.
Heasaw Mr.. Hine shoot at Cornelius twice.
BE didn't know what happen0d before this.
Pleasant Davis {nsgro saw Mr. sHIne
shoot at Cornelius, but knaH nothing about
the origin of the dii fficnlt A small boy
named Charles Scott told him that MIR.
Hine and Cornelius were fighting, but 4he ny
saw nothing of II ss,.5s + Psssff I'll II, tst tsfe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23

E. NJ. DUNNAVANT q Coz, commencing this
:. morning alto O'Clock, will continue the sale OF
boots and shoes ut Michael Gunts's on Broad
20 between Fourth and Fifth Streets ~yfes n
JOHN "A. LYNHAM, deputy marshal win sell at
10 O'Clock at the store on the north side OF Main
~, street between Eleventh and Twelfth, an as
Y ~, sortment Of reaaymade clothing, boots shoes,
Il, showcases ETC.. ~ s'glt gre. >asasl y ttsit
l. n. COOKE will sell at 10 O'Clock an assortment
of household furniture, etc. 5s <; esg 5alss !
j. .L.BYERLY win sell at II. H. Harris's pawn
broker establishment $40, oOo worth Of forfeited
3 pledges. s 2; = -, 1870 .ss 49,
WELLINGTON GODDIN wills sell at half-past
! O'Clock handsome lot with large framed
building thereon, on the west side of Fourth
between Clay and Marshall streets.
,eLoPToN- & HAYWOOD win sell at 5.o'clock
valuable building lots on the west side OF
isaa sTwenty-ffth street at its intersection with
n, Clay. 'szt>a rs<,sa i = -'f5 3 rs'75st !
fGRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS win sell at half-past q
O'Clock three acres of land, with a dwelling
and other buildings thereon, on the New Bridge
LYME & BROTHER will Sell at 5o,cloek very
desirable lot, with small frame store thereon,
on the south side ofTBroad between Twenty
ss first and Twenty streets. ,iy,s rs .
WELLINGTON GoDDIN VIII sell at P. M. two
d, valuable frame tenements on Navy HILL on the
IS west line Of Fifth between Jackson and Duval
= streets. s.E@4 .si f.t.szt Ecsss- ass1 aia I
THOMAS w. .KEEsEE VIII sell at II O'Clock a
valuable farm ON Dry Fork and Wyn's creek,
n, Halifax county, near Scotsburg depot. -~.
Il. GATHRIGHT will sell at 1888 Main street, at 10
3 O'Clock, household furniture, cloths, cassi-
4. Ineres, dry goods, etc. = 80 .,.t65's3i5s.3
THOMAS w. KEEsEE will resume the sale Of
dry goods, etc., at Aiitteldorfer & Co.'s, this
morning at 10 o'clock. ]. zzas -. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23

INTERESTING TO TAx-PAYERs.-The an
nual list of taxes assessed by the assessors
of this fthe third) district of Virginia will
remain open at the custom-house for the
examination of all parties concerned until
the 25th instant. All appeals relative TO
excessive or erroneous valuation must be
received before the date mentioned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-23

: LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE APRIL
22:-Wiley D. Parker, West Brook, N. c.,
Government envelope stamp; Miss Victoria
Chick, Z Ashland, Va, no stamp; James
Peasants, no stamp; Jordan II. Morris,
Richmond, Va, no stamp. - G