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siDENTIS,TRY.s.

TvNR. C.tE. KL0EBER,I IsU URGE0N
IL DENTIST, iiate OF Baltimore, Mo- Voc
Teeth 1Ied in the best manner at reduced prices.
Beautif Srttretat teeth the yacantte base, per.
fectfY iyttafng the natural organ, and restoring
the contour of the face a the low price or &2e x2S
aaS StsSns fsS psa ss sas svea ID teeth fen
rderipg ths operate painless and SAFE, z,
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PARDoNs REFUSED. The following up.
plications for pardon have been received
and refused: Daniel billiard (negrol, con-
yicted Of highway robbery in the Circuit
Court of Lynchburg, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for eighteen years; Coleman
Davis (negro), convicted Of rape in the Cir:
cult Court of Pittsy1vania, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for ten years /; John
Richardson (negro), convicted in the same
court Of horse-stealing, and sentenced foI
eighteen years; Samuel Proctor, convicted
in the County Court Of Alexandria Of grand
larceny, and sentenced for five years.
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In BANkRUPTcY.-Mr.Jo John O. Chiles, of
this city, was on yesterday discharged from
bankruptcy by Judge Bond.
About thirty cases have been disposed of,
and the parties have received their dis
'charges, and quite number are ready for
final action as soon as the parties make ap-
plication. ,oyr an,
This is the only. court in the State that
has, as yet, discharged any bankrupts.
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These printed certificates are to be fur.
nished by the officers Of the Convention;
and no other will be recognized by the Of
fcers of the above named roads. ri aa.st ia
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RFRS. WILLIAM T. TRUEMAN, NO:
|: Ift seA FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN CssA,d Il
AND LEIGH, Is desrons OF obtaining fsom ,s A Will III
he exceesspgIy low and her method OF in,srs in
of that school that will facilitate me- neI .s;ense.
acquiring thorough knowledge OF Inc S0asAss'
an Ii e0dfLk
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HENR1co CIRCUIT CouRT-JUDGE CHRIS
TIAN PREsIDING.-This court was engaged
yesterday in calling the cases on the civil
docket.
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SALE OF LANp.-Grubbs s. Williams sold
on yesterday eight acres Of land ON the
Hermitage road, nsas Camp Lee, at sl2o
per acre.
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F1sH1NG.-A large army Of negroes, Of
all ages and sexes, are now daily engaged
in Izaak Walton's lazy pastime. on the
James. They say there never were so
many fish, and they never did bite so well.
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FIGHTING IN THE STREET.--James Nc
Donald and james McNeal were arrested on
this charge yesterday, and bailed for their
appearance to answer before the Mayor this
morning, r3e..gssr~.<sI sF+ ss.-a fyy,,s-.-. -
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OO0S MAIN STREET.

220S MAIN STREET
Having recently put in new cracker machine Of
the most approved style, am now prepared to fur
nish to families or merchants Alb THE VARlE-
TIES OF CRACKERS made In the BEST MAN
NER and of the VERY BEST MATERIAL.
Also, BREAD AND CAKES at the lowest rates.
Look at my list Of prices: a,s--.....
Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie. ~
oyster Crackers l0c.. Water Crackers; l0c. 4
SPICE Nuts 16c. Cream Crackers, 1Sc.
Sugar Crackers Isc. anCracker Dust, lec, b. ,,,,r,
Arrowroot Crackers, 15c.
PLAIN, 4ORNAME NTAL, and FANCY CAKES
furnished ut reasonable rates.
-'-7T'5 j. C.|BAGNALL. 72os Main street, 2 !
go between Twenty-second and Twenty-third.
NH 24-3mx . - =
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DING WEDNESDAY MORNING. William
Christian and Mat Anderson (negroes), /,
charged with stealing forty pounds of lead
from Thomas Jefferson, were arraigned.
Daniel Murphy was arraigned for re-
ceiving the lead knowing it to have been
stolen. . --4
The parties were heard and discharged.
Thomas Brown (negro), charged with en-
tering the store of George Hirsch with in
tent to rob, was enlisted for the chain-gang
Thomas NJ. C. Turner, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the Square, was
committed in default Of surety. -,
William johnson (negro), charged with
stealing set of wagon harness from Ed
ward Crouch, was sent to the chain-gang
William Harris (mulatto), charged with
breaking into the stable of Rev. NJ. d
Hoge, and stealing therefrom saddle and
set of buggy harness, was sent on to answer
Indictment. a-
Richard Carter (negro), charged with
stealing pair of shoes, was examined and
discharged. 3#tE
Henry Brown (small negro), charged
with snatching pocket-book containing
two dollars from Lydia Crunber, was COM
mitted to his guardian for correction.
James McCawley and William Jones
(small boys), charged with stealing lumber
from Peter j. Crew, were discharged.
Robert Sims, for stealing wood from King
& Todd, was committed in default OF surety
The continued case of Herman Schwartz
CHARGED with receiving stolen iron, was
called, and the accused sent on to answer
indictment. :
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on the north side. heard a splash in the
water just after the report of the pistol
There we're two men on the opposite side Of
the street, and one Of them remarked that
they had better 60 back and see what was
the matter. vent back, and saw ripple
in the water. From the sound of the fall,
Ishould think whatever fell into the water
fell from the bank of the canal.
Here the evidence closed, and the jury,
after due consultation, rendered verdict
that the deceased came to his death by a
pistol shot through the head fred by him
self or some party unknown. -.
The body of the deceased was taken
North last evening. twill be inferred in
New York.
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FROM THE, GREAT BANKRUPT. SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK and WHITE SILK NIX
TUREsat SOC, worth sl2s = !. p ~. ts.'., !, p =
BEAUTIFUL LINEN / AWNs, s7ic., worth eoc
MOURNING HANDnCRCHIEFs the fines
fabric, 81, cost s2.2S to import; d'5.'< ~
oEGANDIE MUsLINs, soc" very handsome
worth 7sc.;,. 40, it;,.y 5.t- ,,f..'.,..., =
SOLID COLOR oRGANDIE, pink and blue, doc.
never sold for less thar Soc; 3 2iii fb&F
EslBRo RoIDERED and HEMsTIcHED LINEN
HANDKERc CHIEFS, 7sc., worth double;
BLACK SILK, LACE NET, very fine, 5oc
worth is1;rlI gsdsT ',.a zatf2z,,T t,-, ,fs ..tl
Real RUSSIA DIAPER, 81 per piece, worth 50;
CHECK MUSLIN, ieA 20, and; e5c:, very cheap;
SWISS MUSLIN, doc, considered wonderful,
cheap at Soc.,; -2Trn-, vq~
WHITE BRILLIANT at spc.-same assold at auc
tion for 25c.i: - '~a,r ~ -T.tt-t.r..r .-rfnt
Handsome DAISY FRILLING, SOC. apiece, actu
ally worth SLIPS; 10. ! I
CROCHET EDGE, 2sc., contains twelve yard
worth5c. per yard; - =
STEEL TACKS or NAIL HEADS, sse. per gross
all sizes ,; = go iL33j" QIH't =
FRENCH sKIRTING CAMBRIC,l II yards wide
5oc.-a great bargain; aa7.4,ar l.a. rta5l JE
FR1NGED NAPKINS, sl.2s per dozen, worth 81
SHIRT BosoMs, all linen, 25c., worth doc.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at 25c. !;
LACE COLLARS, new styles, 25, SO, and 75c.; RI.
EMBROIDERED BANDS, 50, rs, and 81, for thu
double band;
TUCKED HANDKERCHIEFS at 25c., worth 5oc
LADIES, THREAD GAUNTLETs, 2oc., wortl
5oc.: .@s. s'" .'
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS, Soc, very cheap; :
INFANTS ROBES, $3.50, allneedle-work; : !
BLACK LACE Wells, 25c., worth 75c.;
CAMBRICS at unprecedented bargains;
Country merchants wanting
CAMBRICS,
~ Ersi.l.' ..ui & I.Gt a,s a..a .si
LINENS,
Etl'ftF,f : #fEE .tE'..'l-
MUSLINS,
-... r.E sa s.t-@. 1.aAe- g..isHs ,,s.. .t,sr+ ..
or any other style Of WHITE GOODS, can find tht
best bargains In the, city, as we make this line
specially. yg~lf nfl~f .a-.sas.,. ,,f,
To ALL we say, you can rely upon getting the yer.
best bargains In try-goods at the
OLD SOUTHERN Dry GOODS STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1547 Main street, +
apes nearly opposite the Old Market.
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The continued case of William Turner
(necro), charged with stealing the iron
aforesaid, was called, and Turner was also
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LAWYERS.

I'D i II. AYLETT, ATT TORNEY AT LAW,
II practices in all the courts held In the city OF
Offce lii Shafer,s builHng; corner OF Tenth ana
Main streets, two doors above the post-oftce. -
{. ,apS-lm Esfan T4znkla lt.tf,iks9 sry .
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ASSESSORS RETURNS - MORE PARTICU-
LARSON yesterday we gave from the re-
turns of the United States internal revenue
assessors part of their returns-the num-
Der of watches, trades, professions, &C., in
the city. Below will be found the amount
Of rnunn11a dariued from each - ----------
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1858.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatuin.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner c. W. Dyer, from Boston for Virginia,
at Holiness Hole on goth.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Arrived, schooners VIII
liam Severe, Taylor; Anna Borland, Hall; j, Il.
Rapp, Cole; ID. w. Vaughan, Parson; Francis
French, Lipplncott; B. Davidson, KetchaIn, MI
ncrva l.. Wcdmore, Perry; Minquas, Raymond
Elizabeth White, Lincoln; Oretta. Bodine; ID. G..
Wilson. Wilson; Bell K. Hull; Driscoll; sloop
Flying Scud, Young; all from Virginia.
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GTRAWBERRY Boxes N q l97isp,
y ,,IGr
-.-oF SEVERAL PATTERNS

>ra NEAT. DURABLE, AND GHEAPaAH
These boxes are indispensable IN getting berries
to market In good condition. Orders for the ensu-
ing season should be given at once takes some
time to get them from the factories. Samples al
ways on hand, and orders received at -2.Ao 2a'
10 ALLAN g. JoHNs0N,S SEED sToRE,,G
ap 20 ,.-.. E.-.:.--i . ls0e Ma!n street. .
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BAKERIES.
T D. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST ESTA
le BLISHED AND LARGEST BAKERY
IN THE STATE.
ESTABLISHED 1855
STORES -.
707 MAIN STREET AND 616 BROAD STREET.

7O7 MAIN STREET AND Sls BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, all kinds OF b a D, CAKES,
CRACKERS, and PIES. Soda Butter, Water,
Oyster Cream, Arrowroot, Sugar, and Lemon
Crackers Sugar Cakes, Molasses Cakes, Spice
Nuts, and Cracker Dust. sg s-..- sI -
The largest variety Of PLAIN, FANCY, and
ORNAMENTAL CAKES in the city.
ICED aud ORNAMENTED CAKES. All kinds
Of Bread, Rolls, Buns, and Biscuit, fresh every
\. B.eA No. l CRACKER MACHINE for sale
cheap ap 28
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THE CRY CONSERVATIVES COMMITTEES IA
meeting Of the City Conservative Commit
tee will be held this evening at o'clock.
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20
The FATE OF, Miss PUrzEL.-We men
toned on yesterday that q boat md the
dead body Of o anegroman had been washed
ashore about seven miles below Jude's
ferry, and it was supposed that the negro
was one Of the party with Miss, Putzel,
and that the boat was the same in which
they attempted to cross the river. Subee-
quent examination has proved the fact that
the boat did not belong at Jude's ferry, and
that the body was that Of o negro man who
was drowned in the river on last Thurs
day some distance below the ferry.
There is, therefore, no clue left by which
the fate Of the young lady may be deter
mined, except that the pet dog which it
was known she had with her that night
has been found at the house of a gentle
man on this side Of the river near the ferry.
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yTIRGINIA. .-4.At Rules hsld inthe Gtasas ~
ofscc OF the circuit Court Of tes G!s =
3. % g. aartwel George DisE and .ss af of "a hHsssas.
partners trading tsadef lns .,s. =. Plaintt6S
againss 81 zoAH N, Cisrksess sad ssn1s: ne
min :; 3; sDeessanln Densnslanf RI Dsnihead .nola'
HE q ;his sas Y e ~sisS ssss sss lie
defsndants seI,,ssstton "a one thonsaua 8cslsrs.
plaiasaass saving been iasdo thai shs
Mi 5ss,sa ~! Z so.s nsnIss sssg ss ssss
are nos 49, snithir one nanpth AFTER due 4paAees
sppcfS s Sereof and do what u necessary 70 RkVses
the;r interests IN this sun. -
A copy-Teste cnyurur1AN D. @.
]. AxBLzR SMITH, Pq.
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Auction Sales This Day.

P,rchasers Of Real .Estate sold 6et,eeen the frs,
day Of January and the first day Of July pay hs
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The Virginia Central, the Richmond and
Danvile, the Richmond and Petersburg,
and the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Companies have deter
mined to pass free, returning to their homes,
on exhibition to the officers on the lines Of
q printed certificate, after tho form below,
signed by the delegate, and by the Secretary
of the Convention, the dclegntes that have
passed over, the line and paid full fare and
have been in attendance on the Republican
or the Conservative Convention to be held
in this city on the 9th and 7th Of May, 1868 !:
FORM OF PRINTED CERTIFICATE REQUIRED
Name Of Railroad ON 1Oaicit Il Is to De ,iaed.l
; f.T. .. RICHMOND, 1sa-. :,
certify on my honor that I came over The Tin
sert name Of road railroad to RtehmSnd nom
- station, for the purpose of attending -
Conventions aud for such transportation Ipaidthe
JuL 6aFe. rs. ,...t ,.r-sf --..,.ss. MT ,-,e .
tSfgned) : - -.
b. certify that the aboye-named --hns been In
attendance us a,delegate. on this Convention.
-, = i ~ - Cohfehtioh'
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NYEssRs. B. 3. EDDINs ..ANDawM,

HYESsRS. B: J.. EDD1NS ..AND1WM, ?.
lFA vANCE.-Take notice that on MfEDNES'
DAY the 9Th day Of HAY, lssa at the Office Of john
son Guigon, attorneys at law in the city or Ken
sopd re sna snd 70 bs bsss tas n IS IS
evidence tn our 1behalfin certain sutt In Sqntf
and attachment ancillary thereto depend,ns -, ~
which we are .plaintias, and yep are dssendants
and ii from any cause Tie taking OF SAID oegosha ~
tionshe not commenced or being Nv ssr,s ~
viii Wi, be adiomged from time to time ana nofa
place to place until conciudsa ,sisrtk TrR. s,fj
by JOHNSON GuIGoS, ,is tneifS S9 =
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l. 400 gold watches taxed at 81 each 81, 900 90
6s3 retail dealers licensed at $40 each. q $50 90
837 retail LIQUOR dealers licensed at S25 ,425 90
40 wholesale dealers, licensed at $780,. 600 90
SIoo each. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 900 90
80 physicians licensed at $40 EACH 800 90
100 lawyers, licensed at $40 each. 1000 90
sIo each ,..',..,...... 44o 90
Making a total of. .s2s, ss5 90
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u7INDoW SHADE DEP0Tt s,dlo =
Wv i- - WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!

1885 MAIN STREET,
b between Fifteenth and Seventeenth sfrecrs.s g
II. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window shade man,
ia stI at his old tricks Keeping down hi igh prices.
He has the largest assortment of SHADES in the
city latest styles In Gold, Velvet and Painted
S''l'N~@' CLEAR THE TRACK r. - - -.
High prices, down you comet AL know COLI
DES: he always had the cheapest Shades, ut his
old stand on Broad street. L-5al 5s3 II S36il
Wv N-S,>" , TABLE OMCLOTH
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, and all
the colors Black. for covering carriages in Drill
and Duck LOCO Paper Shades at your own price.
IN. b. Shades madeto order. Storekeepefs and
pedlers supplied at New YORK prices. ai,.yo,,,..
10 To- I'M :. 4...N - - - = t9ttt - - y
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This does not include the tax on manu-
features, but is only what is known as the
"direct tax THAT is, the amount of taxes
assessed on income and licenses and per-
sonal property. ..9a.
This is the last day for the payment of
the license tax, and persons who have not
vet taken out their license would do well to
attend to it at once. Most Of those required
to do so have paid up, but there are a few
who have not. The income tax is payable
from now until the goth Of May.
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TURNER sends us that excellent periodical
Euery Saturday. ''-..
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coURT ORDERS.


,.-IpGINIA.-At Rules held in the She
\ L. ,r,s nf,ce of the County Court of Chester
y, county m on the srss Monday n April, lscs:
NSria ps,jamin A.. Gary, Henry Gary, Ira Ha1-
cary =" /. Cbildress, and Emily his Htfe,s sl..sg
Geek ~ - ak ~ PlaintiGA
s,as ssa;nss. Gary, Dore...a 3. Farmer. Rsehafd
CoieS CoieEar,,,er. and Joseph L. Faf1ner lHichardP.
,,sr flames T.. Smith. and Sarah his wife fiun-
Fatna"a,s ! .......... Defendants,
rts!"e' ,s0fs IN ChANCERY. Fes'ypl ist9tf, II -,
,,,,n,iffs having fled their bflt the cb3ectsof
TR r.. r - cbtain decree for the sale and division
seec Certain tract Of land in csesssrasld county
csn'aI,S Sied seized and possessed. And ft appear
EaI" BY sfldavit that Richard r. Farmer Joseph l.
Sarah his wife are Of this
sNei sNei once q week for four successive weeks in
os ,Es" newspaper published in the city Of Rich-
|oa |o., one month after the due publication Of this
NHm NHS," protect their interest In this suit. ,.uf
Tcstc: NhiiAN n CoSbaLL,, ofS
-, N4w falHnt Clerk.
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Alelrlllu||Endl[ iDispatrh,

= THE CIRCULATION OF THE .sDIsPkTcH ),
lslLARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. 3t,4as ~ .tI'.T,,,'l ~
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
.-.s. RICHMOND, April 20, 1868.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-Whlte, 90 bushels.
COrn.-White, 4o2 bushels. Yellow, $50 bushels.
Mixed, 800 bushels.
OHS.-32 bushels.
Rye.-394 bushels.
Medl.-Whitc 10 bushels. 49,
FIdrSeed--ls bushels. s- d. 1851.
RE-ExHIBlTED.- corn, lae bushels.
SALES.
COrn.-White. l54 bushels at $1.1o. Yellow, 100
bushels ut Sl.ll. Mixed, AZ bushels Oh private
terms, 10 bushels ut l.l0.
OatS.-32 bushels prime at 7sc.
Rye.-io bushels prime at g..
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7bs object of this suit is 10 recover against the
,,ndan;s certain damages, which are fafd In the
~,,,fT~s clarat ion at one hundred and seventy
E.. i"Iars. And affidavit having been made that
-; Gfrndanis William and Il. Il. Denmead,
's 'sr,noIucd are not residents of this State they
~. reonired TO appear here within one month after
i-, nIGication hereof and do what Is necessary to
,,srt "-a their interests In this suit YFTETSU
F copy-Teste
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1858

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 30, 1863.
Sun rises ..........5AI Moon sets. ts............ IL
Sun sets .646 High tide, A. M. .u.2
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The object Of this suit is to recover against the
d.f.ndants certain damages, which are laid in the
Plaintiffs declaration at four hundred and fifty
d,Ilars. And affidavit having been made that the
f.f,ndants, William and r.. L. Denmead, above
named not residents Of this State they are re-
gaircdto appear here within one month after due
Publication hereof. and do what Is necessary to
r0,cct their interests in this suit. at-s-s.ig+ q
4 Acopy-Testc: = IL"
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, D. G.
4u.
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The object of this suit is to recover against the
dyirnialts certain damages, which are laid In the
l,ainlils declaration at three hundred and fifty
DOLLARS. And affidavit having been made that the
delcndantS, William and 3. +. Denmead above
named are not residents of this State, they are re-
CURED to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof. and do what is necessary to
project their interests IN this suit.
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NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
office of the Circuit Court of the City Of Rich
mond April 9, 1868: '.nf E.sra 2.
John Whtworth and N. f. Gray, partners under
The style Of Whitworth & Gray. Plaintiffs,
against '.#
William Dcnmcad John y. Clarkson, and 3. +.
Drnmrad. partners under the style Of B. +. Dem
mead Defendants
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UIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the Clerk 8
' Office of the Circuit Court of the City of Rich
~ond April 6, 1865: ~" '-'..a. s''>.-
lphn Blair and Albert Blair, partners trading un-
der the style Of John Il Albert Blair Plaintiffs,
against
William Demnead, John n. Clarkson, and r. F.
Denmcad. partners trading under the style OF Is.
I. .Ueumcad. Defendants,
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The obicc. Of this suit Is TO recover against the
dGrn1antS certain damages, which are laid in the
@in,tr~s declaration at three thousand five hun
t..J dollars And affidavit having been made that
,rr DEFENDANTS. William and Is. I. Denmead, are
, residents of this state, they are required to ap-
,gr here within one month after due publication
trcoi and do what is necessary to protect their
interests In this suit. &-
AGO $E6RGE T.. CHRISTIAN. @.
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The object of this suit Is to recover against the
d.hnIants certain damages, which are laid in the
Plaintiffs declaration at five hundred dollars. And
aGIayit having been made that the defendants,
William and B. +. Dcnmcad, are not residents Of
III, state, they are required to appear here within
month after due publication hereof. and do
What Is necessary to protect their interests In TINS
sHt. A copy-Teste:
GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN, D. c.
W
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"a y y yesssa,4f y s,s,4 & Gg1oo@s, g q snef '9an's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30

The object Of this suit is to recover against the
tri,n'ants certain damages, which are laid in the
Plaintiffs declaration at one thousand dollars And
afIayt having been made that the defendants,
William and 3. +. Denmead above-named are
o residents of this State they required to APP
pear here within one month after due publication
I,reof. aud do what Is necessary to protect their
interests I'm this suit. H.a ."' .-#t .*'s&
4 copy-Teste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30

IN CASE. "a.
ne object Of this suit is to recover against the
risn,tsSts certain damages which are laid In the
ssm%'Ln % declaration at four hundred and ninety
m, Sognars. And affidavit having been made that
ssn"5 ne5,eiaaists William and B. 4. Denmead, above
ri,'G are not residents of this State they are re-
g6,c,,'o@p 20 appear here within one month after due
g,,,..,, g,,ion non hereof, and do what Is necessary TO
f''eti Their interests In this suit = s'st - :'.R
a Acopy-Tcste:
GEORGE L, CHRISTIAN, D. C..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30
1-lRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerk g

I ofsce dfthc Circuit Court OF the City OF kfch-l
n'nd April 1865: p,.s
lanes r. Scott, ..rialntiu,
,,.,,,,ss. Dcnmead. b. +. Denmead and John NJ
"S.Isrr>.u. partners trading under the firm and
sfyic of b. +. Denmead. .:......... Defendants,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-30

ihe object Of this suit is to recover against the
Elehdants certain damages, which are laid in the
tAintlt.s declaration at eight hundred dollars.
M 144 affidavit having been made that the defendants
villain villain and Is. +. Denmead and A. Giendenin,
ABOVE named, are not residents of this State they
a'efeWlrcd TO appear here within one month after
yac , publication hereof and do what Is necessary
" project their interests in this suit.
Acopy-Teste:
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, D. c.
y. AMBIER SMITH n N an 11-Slw-