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The difficulty at Rev. DR.. Boynton's
church, relative to the admission of colored
members, and which it was supposed, had
been amicably arranged, it would seem, is
TO give some trouble, for at a meeting OF the.
congregation. held recently, it was voted
that the preamble and resolutions passed at
previous meeting of the church endorsing
the sermon of the pastor, DR.. Boynton, con-
corning the admission of blacks to churches
formed of whites against which resolution
and sermon General Howard and q portion
Of the church had published a formal pro-
,est, be rescinded. This action re6pens
the whole subject of contention. 1t was IN
sisted upon because the church is to. be for,
mally opened for worship next month, and
certain cliquein the congregation, headed
by General Howard, seem determined that
tile enterprise shall start under o, full re-
cognition of the doctrine of equality In
church matters.-S,n-W ashingto1 letter.
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FaiIure of a Newspaper.

New ORLEANS, April 27.--The New Or
leans Tribune, said to be the only paper in
the United States owned and edited by ne
groes, and certainly the only one thus
conducted in the South, has suspended for
want Of support. 1t supported Taliaferro
for Governor, and the native State ticket,
and was consequently deprived of all Off
cial patronage. The Picayasae pays high
compliment to the ability, skill, and integ-
rity of its management.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 27.-Noon.-Consols ac-
tive and higher a, at sa1 United States
( LONDON, April 27.-Evening: -securi=
ties unchanged. s'5
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Noon.-co Cotton
buoyant and higher; estimated sales,
:15, 900 bales; American descriptions L@8
higher. Uplands- on the spot, 3d.; to ar
rive, I3L@13a6d.s Orleans, 1314d.
.Breadstufs quiet. Provisions and produce
steady. Afternoon Cotton and bread.
stuffs unchanged. Lard active at 65s. Cd.
Beef, Ills. cd. Bacon advanced to 49s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Euening. Cotton
scarcely 80 firm; uplands, on the spot,
12M@l3; to arrive, 1871 Orleans, 1890
1917. Common rosin, rs. Sd.
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This curious story is told by the Mar
shall (Mo.) Progress: !" Mr.. LeYerett Leo
1nard, who is improving some land he owns
twelve miles west Of this place, has had to
60 to the depth Of ninety-fye feet for water.
From the amount Of water he has found it
would appear that the ninety-fye feet he
has had to go.g have placed him on a;level
with the sea, and that he has struck body
Of water directly influenced blythe tides of
the ocean. he has an abundance.o of water
twelve hours outof twenty -four. 49, Sl
Says the Washington respondent Of the
Cleveland Leader: Wilderness is no word for
Secretary Welles's beard, 80 superfnely
bleached that sAlbina might envy it. Said
beard is short, downy, and very healthy Of
growth, 30 that-with his clear, pink skin he
looks like Persian OF q Syrian. His hair,
clean as the combed wool Of Mary's little
lamb. tsrrz $500
The Lynchburg Virginian recommends B..
Johnson Barbour, Esq, to the Conservative
Convention as a. suitable candidate for Go
vernon. ,5s:ssletasss sss7 ~ 4 r
i Captain E. IT. sBlamire,, Of Norfolk, died
Of pneumonia on Saturday last, in the six
ty-third year Of his age s,s .1'.' Il. !,
"a Frederick Douglas has purchased resi-
dence in, Vineland, N. j., and viii remove
there in May.
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GENERAL ScHoFlEID.-We havevery good
ssuthorIty for stating that Major General
%aoheld did not see the President on his
recent visit to this city, and knew nothing Of
II W. Intention to nominate him for the Office
secretary of War. - s,.f-s ~
some months ago, we believe, before Ge-
i astal Grant was appointed Secretary dd In
s In, the some position was rendered Gene
:. ~ ocheheld, when he respectfully declined
~. %S;aecept nomination. II is believed no.
Jung has occurred since to change that de-
examination. - WASHINGTON Chronicle.
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Foreign News-Defeat of. the Abyssi-
nians-Capture of King Theodore
Release of the Prisoners.
LONDON, April 27.--The weather is de-
lightful. The Abyssinian news. improves
finances.
General Napier defeated King Theodore
on Good Friday, and on Monday stormed
Magdala, capturing King Theodore and his
sons and q large quantity Of yaluables in
the fortress. The English prisoners were
released, and are en- route for home. Gene
raj Napier is expected to return immedi-
ateiy to the coast. ga 5s@i
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.

- !. u Thursday April 70. -. =, q
d Beef cattle.-The offerings at the scales during
the past week amounted to 931 head, against 0o6
last week. OF the receipts 77s were sold and re.
shipped. Prices ranged as follows Old cows and
and cows at $6@ST; common to good beeyes, $40
IS; and the very best beeves ut $s@Slo.7s per 100
decline Of So cents per 100 lbs the rates of last
week t ..str
& Sheep.-Prices to-day ranged as follows Fair to
f@sac.' per lb.,gross. !
Hogs.-Prfces to-day ranged as follows: Fair to
good1ive hogs at $12 so per 100 lbs. net, as
to quality. aa- ~. ..sasts
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FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, April rs.
Inc ceremony of decorating the graves OF
Contederate dead occurred at Cave Hill
cemetery yesterday. The weather was
quite inclement, but Notwithstanding seye-
hl hundred persons were present.
~, Joseph Bloomgart, who embezzled $780,
VoO from the Government here some time
Sso' returned yesterday from New York un-
a a arrest, and was brought before United
aa'eS Commissioner Ballard. Bloomgart
waved waved examination, and, in default Of
'is,o,oo0 bail, was committed to jail. IL,
:. Mrs. Prentice, wife Of George .. Prem
aoe, Of the Louisville journal, died to-day.
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THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
SPEECH OF THAD. STEVENS.

fsss. = b
2 WASHINGTON, April 27.-After several
propositions affecting the final argument by
senators had been rejected by votes indi-
eating that the majority desired to push the
trial to a speedy conclusion, the whole sub
ject was postponed until after the argument
shall have been concluded.
6 Thad. Stevens then proceeded with his
speech.
The impeachment element appears less
confident to-day than at any time in. the
past week. "a. ~. - s4.. .. =,
= rf Second Dispatch. ..s,.:., - g5ssss
WAsH1NeTos, April 27.-Mr. Stevens
read twenty minutes and broke down, when
Butler read the balance. ~. ~ s.
z The speech was very vindictive. He re-
cited the position of, senators on the tenure
of-ofdce bill, and said they could not excuse
its violation. The speech was bitter and
strong. ,H y. 4-ss ;-sa.ss ss5 - :.
\ Manager Williams succeeded him, and
will occupy @ part Of tomorrow. Is Il 49,.
After the court was over, the Senate re-
ceived several Executive messages, and adj
journed. la = .A
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NTINDoW SHADE DEPoTI
w WINDOW SHADE DEPOT

between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
Is still at his old tricks Keeping down high prices
he has the largest assortment Of SHADES IN tns
city latest styleB in Gold, Velvet, anu falnIeu
Shades with all tie fixtures to masen.
High prices, down you comet AL know GU -.
DEN; he always had the cheapest Shades, ~ nus
old stand on Broad street. - p ~
TABLE OUCLOTH
in Mahogany, Rosewood, Oak and marble, ANY m a
the colors Black, for covering carriages IN 1Ini
and Duck LOCO Paper Shades at your own prloe;;
I N. B. Shades made to order. Storekeepefs AND
pedlers supplied at New York prices.
n n = 1
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DENTISTRY.
SUMMER RESORTS.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE, CAPON SPRINGS,
IHl- HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST YA.-The
MOUNTAIN HOUSE win be regularly opened for
NEXT but desiring to accommodate any who may
prefer coming at an earlier period I will take
BOARDERS any time after the 18th of May. For
particulars of these health-giving fountains sur
roundings, &C., send for a circular. A tariff of
rates viii be added in a few days.
Route from the South Vig Richmond, Ale1an-
then by stage-coach seventeen miles to the Springs.
From The North.-Vid Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road Harper's Ferry, to Winchester, and then by
'''eo se''e'' SAMUEL N. MULLIN,
an 2I-eod3m Proprietor.
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Second Dispatch.

From wasRingfon-The North Caro-
4 lima Elections, &c. -
WASHINGTON, April 27.-General Candy
telegraphs General Grant that North Caro-
lima; as far as heard from, gives 1910 ma
.jority for the Constitution.
y The revenue receipts to-day were S7l5,-
600. ss7s;.r 9-a - Is ~
Il, The Presidents message regarding the
Department of the Atlantic simply states
that he established it in accordance with
the usage of the Government.
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The Admission of Arkansas.

WASHINGTON, April ,27.-7Nothing Of i'm
portance was done in the House to-day save
the reference to the RECONSTRUCTION Commit
tee of bill introduced to admit Arkansas
into the Union ssEG .Gs1t3. -.I 3. 1e4s.s p -
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Confederate Memorial Celebration.
AUGUSTA, GA,,. April H.-The usual
yearly ceremonies in honor of the Confede-
rate dead took place to-day. Business was
suspended, land the cemetery was crowded.
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: sRcF SALE OF REAL EssTATE AT

r ARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
GfsSssunNaRxNoIbs9fkLE, Situated IN Caroline two
miles from Chesterfield depot on the Richmond
1nS R1SmSs pog
this farm there are two elegant dwelling-hou
one with thirteen rooms, and In thorough repair
two large tobacco barns and all other necessary
This farm Viii be divided and sold in tracts Of from
two to four hundred acres, II desired ana oeeineo
half miles from Penola station, on the Richmond
and Fredericksburg railroad. Contains about SIX
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES;
Has good dwelling -house with SIX rooms lin good
repair an excellent barn laTge tooace Ss
OF THE MOST EXCELLENT AND DEsIR ABLE FARMS
y T W. iSPSTfs INTEREST in and to FIVE
ty four miles from Hanover Courthouse, on "a
munkey river, being the farm formerly owned py
Ellis u. Saunders, deceased.
A LOT IN THE CITY OF klCAMoS S,,..o on
Has small tenement upon IL. inns L1s VII DC
sold on the premises on TUESDAY. sth day OF
May. :. =, ..,,,os az,
places specified II fair, fnot, on the next fair nay
In pursuance of deed Of trust executed by F..W.
Scott to the undersigned said deed dated 10Th hay,
1855 and ofrecord In the GleIs,s Once 81 1 e
Persons wishing to purchase viii have everV IA
cflity afYorded them to examine the land by Mr. +.
W. Scott (who resides at Arnoldsv1ie) or by either
% c sre are invited to attend the sale.
TERMS SIX months, credit, except as to: sum
SUFFICIENT to dsfsay the sTbeHfss 81 the SALE
70 as-wtds ~ - a 80
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Horses Burnt.

CHEYENNE, April 27.-The cavalry sta
bles here have been burned, with sixty-6ye
horses. = n; 8.
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ITrsTABLfsHRD lss4P. = 81. c S ss.E I:
N M g Cos n 9AS MOLE MANUFACTuRERs
Ma I'm iM and III SeysnteeEth stTcet opposite
Old MARKET Richmond, Ys. .,,.. an, s-,.,,a.
thas IL Is stm our detetlaina ton % fnEnish them
with o'F SUPERIOR FAMILY SOAP y, Is. IS.
same quality can be purchased in northern sacs9s
q i,berai discount allowed on lsrre LOIS sl q
AFINING FUSE &c every variety csssea
I lRl by manufactarer's agents. r.v i REED
apt NVOOss -. - = -
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Pon1TEcA a. Washington special TO the
Boston Journal says: g The Democratic have
apparently determined TO unite on General
Hancock as their candidate for President.
with Q western man as Weep President al:
though some advocate the nomination Of. Mr.
Adams, of Massachusetts I
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Messrs. Boutwell, and Bingh last eye
ming after the adjournsnentof the court had
IAN interview with the Chief Justice, and in
answer 10 inquiries from them Mr.. Chase
said that he had no idea Of addressing the
Senate In the ananner attributed toahim
THAT is, as . judge charging q jury, or, In.
feet, at all Washington Star. 800 & - :.
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IN IRGINI Ac.s & kales sld iuths Clarke
~ oMcs q t,s CiTcnis Court of de cisy Of RID.
BE- n' d. Aa4seII Gsofsc DICK. lid n &. Ho,sv
psrtnsys crashing uilses the sssia- q IIsSs.s,
,l,, aSsipns asnmead son c,s1fsaa, sad psu,-
= n nsaassa gDSssnsss ..nf ssa e
The object g g ssssvr a Az e n
Rnd aeiasYis hssis been made fSstthe dslsne.ass
william sad Bsntssien; M - stssa nv arc rseurs d
sppear here Within one moafh after que Bublica.
ton hereof, and % wast ID necessary 20 rros1ss
their Interests in this saif. u, Z e 81
: s sops aaEoDeE Z. cHRIsTTAN y: Co
q A,mnER s,IIrn. p g. ~. p ls.-ss.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS held inthe Clark!
w once for the sGircait Court OF Cbsetereee0
sSty e. sls At M Ia p APT ~
under the 6rn and styis Of Jones e slatsS 49, ~,
stiSfs a..-,s.. aafSt ~
Bsaianin 8 Eadins and William p gs9es - I
s pE. asD a Aasa sa ss's
which isto. attach and saitect ne deisIdsnts xss
s sss s s. Is aa ma S ss &
Ing @ fees On ssst Side % HUH running back
two other pieces psrrss 81 land lying snd6ehg
Io sa NO. and ia SaS pan 11s a
dition 20 said toyI. iso snoshsr csrtain piece or
g IS feat ono nslio west side Of Jacison ssreeS,
running back in parallel lines lsa feet and Known
ano ss 81 land ii te issn os Mar.
chester. aforesaM bounded and descrfbed q FOL.
asss e s sser q s
runs back lines 10 feet 70 an alley tour iee6
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ss' EERaTsLE Acc1DEsr Montreal, April
= terTibls accident occurred yesterday
sae the reserydirS during experiments with 8
new explosive substance. a premature ex-
plosion occurred, Killing one man instantly
and serioltsly ihjurihg six or seven oshers.,
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7OoMEsTIC INSURANCE.
nIEDMoNT LIFE INSURANCE COM

nTEDMONT LIFE INSU TRANCE COM
PANYlOF yIRGINIA.=W. G. CARRING.
Tog President DIR. O..HENRY RERkOW, %.
n r Medical Adviser ID. DE- HOPklSy secretary.
rita Company issues policies on Gts popuiaf piahs
ncudng return cas psn on othsrs aSsr
f'9S 3d. sepsss OF the Is unpresedert-
al :. During the first FIVE months Of It's opeanizae
tion it has Issued larger number OF fosu
any other company In the United States during tue
'A The PIEDMONTis ! great sRccess, lts respon.
sibiIity Is unquestioned Is terms are liberal ttg
rafes low, and It's management laln the shande 0f
men Of as high Integrity aud as nne business sny.
10y as any tp The State. Finally, u u tao'A1 ~
sf asE7 TIC ssai1c IN AGENCY. &
once lels Asau S'lee 4. nS.d DSEsHfELD Agent
DR.. r. PAGE, Medical AdyissE: ma ns-sm 4
NTuTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
I'M FA s;s go az sHo sSMsH 1assETs SE1s Ekb
iSS sEEh so HEyoLici les SLID SUI bTssN9
The ls.s g 81 1870 folftelssn To-
E0EGE HEBss9I 4 noa Syi tic WeaiihIsse COM
-, a. H. world u Is conducted on TIE onsy
psye3nia which time and experiences has proved 70
,,ttnafeIy safe and Trustworthy AS ass5s ~
net invested In fancy stocks or peySonal
but In honda and on read surd ~
frst lien onSBagne, and thus paaecu pesVuu 700
rcsss o. amy Ins ynurely mutual dyds
,vtanis proiia Annually among the assured a0a
this diy{dend dsu be used IN payment ef premiums
or to purchase additional Insurance, " sne
q e ne pone s sis0i II tWALKER4 CO.. Aseass
D,.J. d. IecCxw, Medical Ixs,nincs. mh3s
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T1O PHYSICIANS.-S q L P HUR0US
Il ACID, first recommended by Drs. Jenner,
Of London, and Bennett, Of Edinburgh, as
prompt and active "parasiticide" in the treat
ment Of Tinea Favossa and similar diseases
! CARBOLIC ACID In the form Of solution and
crystals.
. CHRONIC ACID, o gradual but deeply-pene-
trating escharotic. ,-t t55
CALABAR BEAN PAPER, for contracting the
pupil.
. ;ATRoPINIZED GELATIN PAPER, for d.
lating the pupil: : z :
! EFFERVEsCING CARBONATE OF LITHIA,
fine remedy in Gout and Uric Acid Diatbesis.
81 MEADE s. BAKER,
.l.E .czt Practical Pharmaceutista
NH g. a-Ec Richmond, Va,
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DRY GOODS.

400 THE GREAT CHEAP 100
s4AJssToRE Still a aaEAR r. AA ~ 3,
bargains ever offered to the citizens of Richmond
The cheapest and most beautiful LAWNS and
4 Mfasae T ~ s. e sSns
The cheapest Toweling and Table Linen in Rics-
:. Ht0-'" ''e y A xMERiCAN TRADE PALACE,
{ ~, No; A2s Broad street es-,
Taf @ s rs . &c every
AMERICAN TRADE PALACE,
NEW .GooDs-NEWe GOODS
~ VALENTINE PLAGEWe hate s,, iast Re,
eIeH our ssgRy Of spEISG pHd
GISGs WHITE WHITE GOODS NOTIONS 81 &c. We
desire to call the special attention of the ladies to
broidered Handkerchief, Parasols, &C., which We
are Offering at very low A dgSEesj 3 B1BB,
ap14 corner Ninth and Broad streets.
THOMAS R. PRICE s, CO., ,s.,s.....,..i.
CORNER of sr REih sA A'1L .. ELEShN EN-;
are receiving this daand VIII continue tb,e to re
supply s SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
= p,p1sy, s9l sIRGfs n pa part OF 80
SEASIDE LUSTREs,
M sI2k and Ro6I' d hhkAGP5hEs
IRON BERAGES, PERCALES,
sner6 5a y and Silks
Elegant MoHAIR andALPACA-nots urpassedin
Large aes ss @arnee and LINEN
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS, very low,
Ladies' LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, direct
from the factory, much under the regular price !;
LACE and GRENADINE SHAWLS, &C.;
ALEXANDRE'S KID GLOYEsin all shades and
GENTIhsEN's WEAR OF; every kind and
Ho9EsEKEEP1NG GOODS specially. ,asca
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
NJOTICE.-0ur buyer, is again in New
IN York buying from auction and every other
source where ready cash commands the cheapest
goods. Large additions to our present attractive
stock. Purchasers may call on us with the utmost
assurance of getting everything in our line at the
very lowest market rates. We offer forthe present
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE and IRISH LINENS, &C.,
very low, from auction. Also, choice and Deau-
'tIful assortment of elegant - ~ - 80
LACE POINTS,
SILK MANTLES, SHAWLS, &C.,
to which we call special attention. Good KID
GLOVES n g. y ger A Pasa; & FoURouREAN
No 9ls Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets.
John o. Chiles, Samuel M: Price, Thomas u.
OuarIes, E. 2. Lyons, Jack Temple, @. b. Four
nnrean and j. B. Mosby, are with us, and would
he pleased to see their friends. h,a ap ID
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ITO THE AFFLLGTED.-BENsON's
i SALALEM BROTH OR SALT OF WIS
DOM specific for Ringworm, letter, Itch, Bar
ber's Itch, Ulcers, and I'LL eruptions Of the skin,
Warranted to cure, or no pay. Try it. and If 1t
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease the money will be refunded
$3.50 BLUNT & MosEtEY, Druggisty,
au ~ No. 1924 Main street. Richmond Va.
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MO. QUACKERYl-T. R. BASES
In COUGH SYRUP, certain cure for
Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Chronic Irritations of the
Throat and Lungs, and all diseases Of the oron-
chial tubes arising from exposure and cold
The original prescription was given me by Pro-
fessors Carter P. johnson, and It's efficiency as
by Dr.'.J. A. Mayo. This COUGH SYRUP has
.effectually cured me of consumption, which as
sumed q very serious character at one time. My
cure can attribute solely to the COUGH SYRUP.
Many other testimonials of It's cures have in my
possession that leave no doubt on my mind that 1t
Is adapted to all cases of lung affections
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Nome genuine without my signature.
i .s.se.1. Z II. r. BASS, Richmond, Va:
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LADD g CO.,
L, B. THOMAS o. A. STRECKER, j. B. WOOD
q SON, e. ". HUDNUT, and ROBERT LECKY,
Church Hill, tyt EEst-.fss sfst -s- fe 20 Z
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! j. z. EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM b. IsAACS, Vice-President.
DIJ.HARTSpoE. Secretary. 1..:ssss n
CHARLES H. SMITH, d. d.. Medical Adyiser.
+ JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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aswtTwTrss1sEHERsS

9s CUUfsY u - -. =,
yTIRGIEIAszA Hules held u She She
! I've riffs once OF the County Court. ef Chester
feia county on The frst MONDAY ip April, iscs:
Maria Farmer, Tha1has1 G. FarIner, Erxam1s
Gary BepjaWinI Asnfy S q. ass asn.
eoes' = =. Snlo1ess an0 A'0ass - ei F5ia,att
against 9.-d s. u E.sS,ssss..s,,;
c9pe kaer and ossp ssqass
Farmer, JanesL. Smith, and Sarah big wife nor-
~
The plaintiffs having aled their BIN, the object Of
which Is TO obtaina decree for the sale and division
OF certain tract OF land In Chesterfield county
Farmer died seized and possessed. And It appeas-
Ing by aMdasit tllst Richard 2. Farmer, joseph z.
satS and Sara his !. wife are f.ss
some newspaper published In the city OF Eich.i
mi aa s asH & asa
order 70 protect their interest Ii this suit. 3
I Teste: gssass NATHANHsCo aBILH,
yTRGINIA.--At Rules held inthe Clerks
v ONCE ofthe Circuit Court OF the City Of Rich
james r Scott, Plaintiff
william Denu,ead. 3. =. Denrnead, and John II,
CIarksen, partners trading under the nr1 ,and
style of B. r. Denmead. defendants
The object Of this snis 4 e recover against s
defendants certain damages, which ere lafd IN The
piainttTs declaration at one hundred and seventy
i've collars. And affidavit having been made that
the defendants, w nliam and b. n. Depmasdr
aboge.named are not residents Of this State, they
are to appear here within month after
epubltcattQn hereof and dowhztf n necessary 20
protect their Interests In thia suit So -ssg ;zs
s..3 GEORGE Il. cHRIsTIANgD.C.
JOHNSTON 3 WnLLAMs, p. q. s.1a ap 1i--Skwlss
VIRGINIA. Rules held In che Clerks
~ office Of the Circuit Court OF the City ofRicha
inond April g. 1858: fs4sg 80 -, tss.,.s.sz. 20
John 81. Gresham. Plaintiff,
nEE against . ~ as sSsst s5lkas 8Ss gtsE !;
William Denmead. John NJ Clarksop,. and b +.
4 Denmead, partners trading under the style Of
S B. f. Denmead. Defendants,
sHf ss.sgs ls5y IN CASE. YEgs.4 sssa ~
The object Of this suit is to recover against the
defendants certain damages, which are laid In the
plaintiffs declaration at three thousand FIVE hun
bred dollars. And affidavit haytng been made that
tile defendants, William and B. r. Denlnead are
not residents Of this State they are required TO ap-
pear here within one month alter due publication
hereof and do what is necessaryto protect their
interests In this suit. .ystS $50 E3759 SSss4 y
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50 GEORGE Il. CHRISTIAN, D. C.
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The object of this suit is to recover againstth
defendants certain damages, which are laid IN the
naintiff's declaration at four hundred and ninety.
Ave dollars. And affidavit having been made that
named are not residents Of this State they are re-
auired to appear here within one month after die
publication hereof and do what Is necessary to
protect their interests in this suit. '1as'
Acopy-Teste - y
+ A,rnrER SMITH pm ap1l-S4w
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TINE POULTERER,S FRIEND-A sure
II preventive Of. diseases In chickens and tur-
keys, and certatu cure for gapes. Sold by
+ gsr L. WAGNER, Druggist,
tssase corner Sixth and Broad streets,
an s1tx rfor, Of naclp ON mortar.