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ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.

TNdB REGULAR ANNUAL TERM OF THIS
4 Law school will open IN "WEDNESDAY,
OOfOBEn l9Eh, ls5s. Fall eoaFse. two terms Of
six months each. Students admitted 10 the
Senior Class. on examination, By appfieation
on or before October lOtn. fse9 Tut ion Zee
go per annum, intending uBe Of fszbrary
HENRY HITCHCOCK
ssa - Dean Of Law Faculty
2gS north Third street, ST. Louis. DO.
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v,suvIILLr AND DECATUR R rznoAD LINZ.
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LUMBER /! LUMBER!!

A BARGAIN CAN BE HAD IN LOT OF
N old and new Lumber, by calling quick at
66 and 6S South College street. s-
jy2l st JAMES WIRELESS 4 CO. .
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CITY HOTEL.

Observation-Disclosures TAKEN
Il charge Of this long established HOTEL. have
renovated the house throughout. and the chat
ges viii be as moderate as the times win admit
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AGENTS WANTED
Foa ran
Official History of the War,

It's Causes. Character. Conduct aud Results
By HON ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.
I is READY SALE. COMBINED WITH AN
increased eomnsissiou. make il the best sub
seripti0n book eyer pRblished.
One Agent. in ERstan. Pa. reports seventy two
subscribers in three days. Another. In Boston.
one hundred and three subscribers in four days
Send for circulars. and see oar TERMS and iiill
description 81 the work. address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. =
APPS tf Clneinusti. O..
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cod s. -. me- allowing ars
NAsHVILLE QUOTATIONS.

Todd 8 llnchanged The following are
the New York quotations Of Yesterday !:
Opened u l4Sl, was l4sl at 1920, 143f
At noon, and closed at AS at P. NJ
Dealers here were paying 142 and selling
at 143 +
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4 AM PLEASED To SAY TO MY OLD PA
Il irons and to the public generally, that I
have associated with me Mrs. HENRI WEBER
N the management Of this Institution Mrs.
heberi high culture, ripe scholarship and long
this community 70 require single word In her
eommendation. 1t viii be our earnest endesVor
TO make the school both thoroughly preparatory,
and hniSning in its character. None bat TTae-
hcal and experienced teachers viii be EN-
plOyed. and no pains viii be spared to make
the Institution equal TO its work in Qualifying
young ladies. by high intellectual and moral
The next session viii begin on the FfF'Aa
Monday I'm september. For further IN.
formation send for cur circular. +.
jy7 Nv e. C. TRIMBLE.
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ATT. 4s' A, NJ and GO P, n.
Arrive st Nashville at 100 a. 4. and $50 P. "
G1liatiH Accommodation tram leaves 0allatn
tt 80 a, n arriving at Nashville NJ II 5S =. N.
Returning leaves Nashville al so r. A., ana
aI.t.gr 40 Gallltin ~ C',1 n. At.
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RAILROAD AND STAGE TIME TABLE
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BFCANDTES.

~ Cash J. Fauri's Gognae. (IsOSl
8 DO Renault Brandy, Us35l
90 United VINEYARD Proptiefsrr
.....s .sf Bfandy. fsasD ..H IT ..
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

. The river at the Shoals Is only twenty
inches scant, but stationary The weather
yesterday was more pleasant, oceasioned
by the falling Of delightful shower at
noon and during the afternoon.
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For Congress-
hereby announce myself as a candidate for
Congress. in this district, subject to the action
Of the nominating convention Of the Republi
can party. HORACE ii. HAkklSOH'
July 6. 1865. jy7 If
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NV YoRK, July %. --DFygoods quiet
Indian Head sheetings Il lg eheap tick
ana stripes 4t2a higher delaires zoe
printed caIicoes 4iEaI4Ee. Z u Z
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CENcINNAFB July 22.-Fiour. SO 50
Wheat steady. Corn Sc. Oats 77Gg78e
Whisky 35@4Oc in bond. Mess pork
SIS. Bulk meats I2G9l4c. Bacon / 3, lG4
and 17c. Butter 26@32c.s Eggs II 6e1Sc.
Hay Si59l6s Groceries steady. a !
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N q THCE.

AN ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN, DIREc-
IN TORS Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company, to serve for the ensuing
year, will bo held at this depot buildings Of the
company in Nashville. on las zrFos
Wednesday, H3Ih day of August, 1868.
Stockholders wishing to attend are hereby no
titled that their certificates of stock, upon being
shown TO the conductors will pass them free
over the road, on the nth, 18th and 18th days OF
August, 1868, r. A. GAINES,
See'y and Treas.
Nashville Jaly 49, 1868 jy2l I'd
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Our morning markets are being crowded
by the over-run Of vegetables.
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gG1 p n .4 p =.
nec'tur, memphis and New Orleans
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FIRST Washington and eoufhern VIA
ChnttHnooEn-
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINZ.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at Nashville 0o9 A. n.
Leave --...-..-.....-......-.-. 3,',O p. ".
Mail aad Accommodation Train
Inav. Naehvile a.. ....-.........--...--.. 300 A.
Arrive NJ Nashville ......-..--..-.-.. SIS P. n.
Eeuphi4 Aiohhs and n. o. EEprsss; q
savo Va shVills At 81 30 P. n.
arrive 80 Nashville 30 A. n.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville ate % 4. n. and 600 P.
a.r.rp al Claft4n .6-a.. 1904 ". and 400 p. n.
ehoIivsilie and Tdllab 1ma Accommodation.
iCarpa Na ahviiie -...-4hB p n.
A -r.vr- 90 Naat4 -...,.... 1870 A. N.
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EdgeaeId ana KentaeIsy r. 3.
41.na A n
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eHEATHAM, W00OsGCO
Corner college aud Church streets,
- NASHVILLE, TENN,
WINES.

lust RECEIVED Fresh FROM THE IM
~ pOrteTs,
100 Baskets ANCHOR BRAvn Champagne,
50 Cases Saint Mnrceaux do
a Pipes Pale Sherry Wine, Cousin B
% Casks Crown Sherry Vine
20t Pipes Burgundy Port Wine,
"a Pipes 0ii Port Wine.
3 y Pipes Table Madeira W inc. (axtFa
80 BOxss Claret Wine,
50 Boxes Still Catawba Wine,
10 Cases VeimOuth do
10 DO CURSE do .....
10 DO MarischinO Do
10 DO Absinthe,
40 Baskets Annisette. A
' -..aF - E
. u
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FOR RENT.

NOR THE BALANCE OF The YEAR THE
II residence Of James II. Foster, on the Muir
freesbOro pike. 81 miles from the city. House
contains SIX rooms, with stable, carriage house
etc, splendid spring and variety Of superior
fruit. A good tenant can likely secure tho
premises for another year. -
ANDERSON. JOHNSON &,SMTTH, s
jy22 Nv b. .fae Agents
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Arrives Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays
At p. 81. Leaves Tusslays Thursdays and at
urtayH, gt g a. "a.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A SECOND AND THIRD GENERAL
IA meeting of the creditors Of Philip Blumen-
thai. bankrupt, will be held at Nashville on the
18th day Of July. 1865. at o'clock p. NJ, at the
office Of A.. S. Bradley, Register. -s--
A. S. CHADB0URNE.
iulyl5 law2tt - Assignee.
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MALT IIQUORs.

o Casks onngeF's Ale ...f E.a.
IL Casks Guinness Porter. Also
ftl Baskets Boxers Celebrated Cocktail Bitter .
3oO 900 Cigars. imparted anil Dbmeafia.
a. e-lsE- tfinest braads.l
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NccOud SgashGngtOn and BOasheFn vfn
Chattan0OgE.
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THlS rs TO GIVE NaTICEI THAT ON
l. the l4th day Of July, Al D. 1865, a warrant
in bankruptcy was issuedassainst the estate of
W. ii. Yater. of Nashville. in the county of Da-
wilson apd State Of Tennessee, who has been
adjudget.a bankrupt on his own petition;
that the payment of any debts and de-
livery Of any. property belonging to such
bankTuit.sto him, or for his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that a meeting Of the creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to- choose
one or more aSsignees of his estate, will be,held
st Court OF Bankruptey, to be holden on the
5th day of August. A. q. 1868. at AZ o'clock
P. NJ, at the Office of tie Register n Bank
ruPtcy, Nashville, Tennessess before Alexander
~ ','T' L. r. GLASOOCK,
jy222t u. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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Monday 1900 midnight -.'....-............l:00 P. NJ
wednesday 90 '.----.-r.'-.'-s ...-.-t do
Friday do ......s.s..... s.s.-..a-s Il do
4 iberdy-Via Stewards Ferry, GAINESVILLE aud
Statewide
Thursday 1900 midnight Thursday 500 p. n
Lebanon via stage. " .'a
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memphis ard sew orleans.
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.ik.u rAvDHOETHWFgTrRN
Passenger Traia% 80.
t.,4sra Nuahgili, It'll A. ~. and Tl' P NJ.
Arrives ~ Nashville at.-.ifI a. H. and 20 A. N.
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Onice HourE. .sE "a
From 7A,H. toGP.M Sundays. 7 20 gI.A.
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Old uOVeEnment JRyR sOHee
go. FiRe 0rSsa Teas, f....
ats Kinds 81 CRnned rat
..F.e. oysters, SArdines,
PICKLES, Syrups, anal sauces
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Northwestern R.K.
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T7HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
l. l4th day of July. A. d. 1868, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
Edward Wise. Of Nashville. in the county of
Davidson and State of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own Pc
tition; that the payment of any debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such
bankrupt to him. or for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law that Getting of the creditors of the
saidi bankrupt, to prove their debts and to
choose enc or more aSsignees of his estate,
holden on the 5th day of August, A. d. 1868, at
l21z O'Clock P. NJ, at the Office of the Register n
Bankruptcy, Nashville. Tennessee, No. S2II
Church street. before Alexander S. Bradley,
Esq, Register. t1
E.. GLASC0CK,
jy22 2t q. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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FIRST NoFthern- =
.u| mfdnigbi..-....--.--. A. n.
second NOrfhern-
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A'ih ulldul ~ ..-.-.- .-.ss..s.s' z. -
ThomRsETIIe via stage.
Thursday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

FREE DELIVERY OF LETTERs.-We re-
gret very much 10 state that all hopes Of
our citizens having free delivery of their
letters is at an end for the present. The
whole matter, so far as Richmond is con-
cerned, has been indefinitely postponed.
This action on the part Of the Department
has been rendered necessary in conse-
ouence of the failure of Congress to insert
in the appropriation bill sum sufficient to
enable the Department to establish the sys-
tenn either here or in other cities where it
had been contemplated to inaugurate it.
The appropriations for the Post office De-
partment alone fall about $4,000 short OF
what was asked for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

MAYORS CoURT-REcoRDER REGNAULT
PREsIDING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-John Now
land, charged with trespassing on the
premises of Calvin Green, was called, the
evidence heard, and the case dismissed.
George Washington and Moses Ander-
son (negroes), charged with stealing one
piece of bacon, valued at 81, from Samp-
son Jones, Jr., & Co., were sent on for in
dictmcnt, and committed to Jail in de-
fault Of security.
Alonzo Graves (white), charged with
using obscene language in front OF the
Theatre, was reprimanded and discharged.
Mollie Watkins (negress) was brought
up on the charge of assaulting and draw
ing razor on Thomas Lewis. The evl-
dence not being sufficient to convict her,
she was discharged.
Three United States soldiers, charged
with stealing coat, valued at SIS, from Hill
ton Winston, were sent to the Libby.
Solomon Miller (negro), charged with
stealing lot of candy, the property OF
Mrs. Frances Heller, was sent to Jail for
thirty days service in the chain-gang.
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Dallas Tucker, John q. Turner, S. J. Turner,
Watts Tucker, Mark Tyndall.
y.-Joseph TalIalle, B. Vaughn, l.. l..
Vaughn, Joseph Vernon; Joseph Vincent,
Augustus yondeliohen, D. w. Towles.
We: e. Watkins, George Il. Waldrop,
Henry Weston, Hon. G. 9. Walker, Geo. H.
Waldrop, Jas Wadsworth, Rev J. A. wad-
dell, Ross Waller, Ro. J Waddell, SiIas
Walsh, Chas. R. Weller, Weiseker Co,
H. Weidmeyer, Chas. Weiss, Gen. II. a.
Wells, L. Westheimer, M. West, Thos. M.
Wells. VIM. Westerhagen, Whitelsy, Bro. &
Co., E. E. Whitehurst, J. W. White, Vim.
White (colored), w White, VIM. A. Wheeler,
Wilson Bugg, Chas. Winston, D. Wilker-
son, c. Williams, Geo. R. Wilson, T. II.
Williams, F. S. Williams, Geo. Williams
(colored, II. g. Willars, John r. Winder,
+. r. Wigfall, Peter E: Wilson, Peter VIII
liams, R, w. Williams F. g. Williams, Va
lentine Winfrey, w ". Wingfield, w: Will
kerson (colored), Wilson D. Williams, Edw
Woodall, Fred. Wohlleher, Jas. P. Wood,
S. W. Wordham, T. W. Worden az, VIM. Il.
Woodward (2), John T. Wright.
ALEXANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
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Mrs. M. J, Williams [coored], Mrs. Lucy
Willice, Mrs. Mary Wilks, Miss Ida Wilson,
Mrs. NJ. Wilson, Miss M. Wilkinson, Miss L.
Wilson, Mary +. Wilson, Miss a. Winant,
Miss A. L. Wingfeld, Mrs. B. Winkers, Mrs.
Anna Winkers, Mrs. @. Witt, Miss r. NJ
Wood t2], Mrs. E. E. Wright
Fackages.-Miss NJ. E. Kimbrough, Miss
Annie Brumet, Miss V. E. hamberlain, -
9. Galley, Miss .Mollie Drew, Miss Blanche
Elliott, Miss N E. Elliott, Miss L. E. Foster,
NJ. E. Prler, Miss N. E. Taylor, Miss Alice
Taylor, Miss NJ. Whitworth, Miss Mary
White
Y.-Miss Kate Yancey, Miss E. Yarbrough.
Enttiais.-Eate
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AUCTION Sales This Dag.

E. NJ. DUNNAVANT Il CO., No. 4 east
Broad street, will sell ut 10 O'Clock A. M
furniture, mattresses, hams, watches, &c
LYME & BROTHER will sell at clock P
NJ two building lots in the rear OF Ash
berry chapel, on Twenty-fifth street.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON will
sell At 10 o'clock, at the horse lot on Coun-
Gil Chamber Hill, six fine mules.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on Council Chamber Hill, horses,
mules, wagon, &c.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
at No. 1888 Main street, furniture, beds,
and other articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

A RARE INTELLECTUAL TREAT.-The
reading of Mr.. Nichols far surpassed the
expectation of his large audience, although
he had been heralded by the applause Of
many discerning critics in both hemis-
pheres. We regret that notice of the
entertainment on Thursday evening was
unavoidably omitted from our local
columns. Suffice it now to say that we
Join in most of the encomiums lavished
upon Mr.. Nichols by nearly every one so
fortunate as to hear him. HisrenderiDg of
"The Raven" "Major Pamby," and
"Scenes from Pickwick," was inimitable.
We hope that, as last evening was so in
clement, the Association may induce him
to give another entertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

MASS MEETING OF SONs OF TEMPE
RAScE.-We are requested to announce
that it has been decided by the Central
Committee to hold mass meeting of the
Order on Thursday evening next at the
lecture-room of the First Baptist church.
The following Divisions of this city and
vicinity are expected to attend in force !:
Shockoe Hill, Stonewall, Springfield,
Marion. Hutcheson, Fulton, and Laurel
Hill. The meeting will be open, as we
understand, only to members of the Order
in good standing. Further particulars vii!
hereafter be published.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

HOUSE ENTERED BY BURGLARS AND A
VALUABLE TRUNK SToLEN.-A day or two
ago, the overseer's house on the farm of
DR.. 0. A. Crenshaw, near the emile
Locks, was broken open, and trunk con-
tanning about one hundred dollars worth
of clothing stolen. The robbers were
traced to Camp Grant; in the outskirts of
the city, but not apprehended. The trunk
was discovered in the woods near the
camp, but it was empty, and number of
valuable papers had been destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

RUNAWAY AND UPsET.-Yesterday after
noon horse attached to buggy belong
Ing to Dr.. David S. Watson took fright,
and dashed down Broad street at fearful
rate. Just turning the corner Of Fifth,
the animal stumbled, and, strange to re-
late, fell upon his back, turning the buggy,
containing the Doctor and his servant, up
side down, emptying them upon the pave
ment. Fortunately, the damages were not
as serious as might have been expected
from this singular accident. Both persons
crawled out, considerably bruised but not
mortally hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

THE WRECK OF THE PATRICK HENRY
Under the supervision of Mr.. Edward
Turner, the wreck of the steamer Patrick
Henry, sunk in the James river opposite
Morris's sugar-house by the Confederate
authorities, has been raised, and suspended
on chains. It is expected that in few
days the wreck will be removed to the
flats on the south side of the river just be-
low the city. When this shall have been
accomplished, one Of the most dangerous
and troublesome distractions to the navi-
CATION of the James will be removed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

THE CITY RAILWAY Box SYsTEM.-Some
curiosity has been expressed to under
stand the "bo1 system !" which it is pro-
posed shortly to introduce on the line of
the Richmond Hallway Company. The
peculiar feature of the system is that it
dispenses with the conductor, the ticket
and cash fares being deposited in box.
| The cars are similar to the ordinary rail-
way carriages, with the exception that
there is no rear platform, and in the rear
swinging is substituted for the sliding
door. Passengers enter by means of steps
similar to those of an omnibus. In front
there are no steps, and no one is allowed to
ride with the driver. A. !;
Tie box for fares or tickets is about
three feet in length and eight or Inlne
inches in width, and secured on the right
hand side of the front door. The money
or ticket is dropped by the passenger
through slit, and falls on trap door in
the box. The driver looks through a
glass-pane, and, if the fare be correct,
touches spring, and the money or ticket
drops to the bottom Of the box. Tickets
are only sold in packages of ten or twenty,
at the respective rates of fifty cents and
one dollar. A single ticket costs seven
cents. A package Of tickets and change
to the aggregate amount of thirteen dol
lars are given to each driver on his first
trip in the morning. These he carries in
belt on his person, and is required to have
the same amount in tickets and change
each time he leaves the stable during the
day. At night he hands in his belt, with
the thirteen dollars enclosed, to the watch
man, and receives a receipt therefor.
Change is given out in small sealed enye-
lopes, the value printed on their face, for
the following amounts-viz., 10, rs, 5Oc.,
and 81. Notes for the purchase of tickets
and for change are handed the driver
through hole, called the "change trap"
in the centre of the front door. The pas
sage of hand through the trap sounds an
alarm, which attracts the attention of the
driver.
Impracticable as the plan thus briefly
described may appear, it is claimed by the
managers of certain northern city rail-
roads that it is q means of saving large
percentage of receipts otherwise lost, and
is said to work admirably. 1t is hardly
probable that it will be introduced in this
city at a very early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Overseers
of the Poor of Henrico county took place
at the county court house on Thursday.
All the Board were present, and also Mr..
Robert Farrar, the superintendent. After
the transaction of the necessary business,
the usual dinner was given, at which were
several invited guests; amongst others,
Captains Cook and Hambrick, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, who expressed them
selves highly pleased with the management
of affairs as regards the condition and
treatment of the inmates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY.-We do
not know that the anniversary of the birth
of Washington will be celebrated in Rich
mond either by the firing of guns, military
parades, or oratorical displays. The peo-
pie seem to have no heart for such cele-
bratons in these days of anxiety and dis
tress. Surely, though, Virginians should
not forget the birthday Of the /" Father of
his Country" In their hearts at least his
memory should ever be green. A bumper,
then, to the day we cannot celebrate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, February q, 1865.

RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Il, Iooo.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White GS bushels. Red, l3+ bushels.
Corn-White, 1926 bushels. Yellow, 3l4
bushels. Mixed, Co. bushels.
Otits.-1, l3S bushels.
Rye.-27+ bushels.
NeaI.-White, "a bushels.
SALES.
WAeat.-White, AZ bushels prime ut private
terms % bushels fair, $2. 50. Red, l2O bushels
good, 81 80 IA bushels inferior, 80. "
C5rn.-White, ,204 bushels good to prime,
81 .O7@Sl.l0; 352 bushels very inferior, Sl.
Yellow, 302 bushels, sl.l3. Mixed, 5l6 bushels,
81 .O6@Sl.07
OatS.-No sales.
Rye.-l52 bushels at private terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-22

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE Febru-
ary 21.-M. V. Kerns, Gloucester Court
house, Va, old stamp; 7. B: Mackie,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; W. II. Smith,
Charlotte Courthouse, Va, two-cent
stamp; William Bayne s. Co., Baltimore,
Md, two-cept stamp; Widiam McVay,
Richmond, Va, two-cent stamp; James
W. Dean, Stanardsville, Va, no stamp;
George H. Blakey, Clover Depot, Va, no
stamp; Mrs. Helen Chapman, held for
better address,