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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-04

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COCRT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDING.-The grand jury
came into court yesterday and presented
a large number of indictments against
parties whose names have not been made
public.
After the indictments were presented,
District Attorney Chandler said that there
was large amount of work proposed by
the grand jury which he and his assistants
had been unable to complete in the short
time allowed, and he would therefore re-
quest that the jury might be adjourned
until the I'd Of May. The request was
granted.
1t is understood that the indictment of
Mr.. Davis will be revised during the ad-
journment.
Among the indictments are, we under
stand, three against prominent whskey in
spectors in this district. The last grand
jury confined themselves to picking up
the frauds perpetrated by the distillers,
but the present one has had all the distil-
lers in the neighborhood Of Richmond be-
fore them as witnesses, and, under the
pressure of the late act of Congress COM
pelling discovery of testimony without re-
gard to eliminating the witness, it is gene
rally understood that large amount OF
evidence was obtained relative to the
doings Of the officers of the internal reve-
nue. connected with the distilleries in the
Third, Fourth, and Fifth Districts of Vir-
ginia, and that the greater part Of the in
dictments found thus far have been against
officers.
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LIST OLE uSMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-OFFICE APRIL
4, lS6S.-Eddie Rudd, Richmond, Va, no
stamp Miss Maggie Munson, Richmond,
Va, no stamp; Miss Susan L. Mosel,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; Adrian Ber-
gen, Long Island, N. Y, no stamp Miss
Susan Jacobs, University of Virginia, no
stamp; Colonel J. c. Council, st. Ste
phen's, King and Queen, Va, no stamp ;
DR.. D. W. Movies, Greenbrer county, Va,
no stamp Miss Sophia Bradley, Paterson,
n. j., old stamp; G. W. Bunker, Wash
ington, D. c., old stamp; Edward V. Gan
non, Sir John Run, West Virginia, use
less stamp Robert Crouch, Goochland
county, Va, for better direction Rev. B
T. Taylor, Henderson, Ky, no stamp.
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ARREST OF A THIEF-HE CoNFEssEs HIS
GUnT.-Some days since the Dispatch men
toned the fact that some one had stolen a
COW from DR.. Thomas Deitrick, of G0och-
land county, and sold her to Mr.. L. ii.
Elicit, of this city, and that the owner
coming forward, Mr.. Elicit had also to pay,
him for her. Efforts to capture the rascal
were unsuccessful until yesterday, when
he was arrested in Sidney, near camp
Jackson, by Mr.. ". A. Smith, and turned
over to Constable Tally, who lod ged him IN
Henrico Jail, when he confessed his gullt.
He was one of the party who stole horse
from George McManus, at Curtis Neck, IN
October last. He offered the animal Tor
sale to Mr.. Smith Immediately after the
theft, and when seen by him on yesterday
was at once recognized and taken into Gus
tody, ss before stated. We learn that
after he shall have accounted for his mis- it
deeds in this county, an indictment awaits
him in Goochlsnd, where he IS charged
with having stolen cow and cali some
six or eight months since.
He gave his name rs Ira Clal, ana Is
native of the State OF New York, but mas
lived In Virginia for the last eight or ten
wears.
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A. X. CRUMP, H. g. G. R., will sell ut 10
o'clock q lot of furniture, pictures, whis-
key, etc.
CLOPTON HARDWOOD will sell at s
o'clock tract of land on the east side Of
Union or Concu urrence street, on Union
Hill.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS will sell on the
premises, at AZ P. NJ, the valuable su-
burban residence, with twenty five acres
attached, known as "Auburn," situated
on the Grove road about one mile west of
the city.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at Az P
NJ. 4 lot on Third street between Duval
and Baker, with store and dwelling and
three small framed tenements thereon.
E. b. COOK will sell on Council Chamber
Hill, commencing at 10 A. NJ, horses,
mules, COWS, etc.
E. GATHRIGHT, No. 1888 Main street, will
offer at 10 A. NJ. furniture, mattresses, dry
goods clothing, boots, shoes, &c.
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.-We were shown on yes
day by our young friend Mr.. JrDsoS B.
Woop set Of artificial teeth, on rubber
plate, which showed great skill and mechani-
cal tact in the getting-up. The teeth are true
TO life, a few of them being plugged with gold
foil, Us specimens of his workmanship. MIR.
Wood is an en- thusiast on the subject Of scien-
titic dentistry, and we predict for him an
honorable position in his profession. His
office is at 1908 Main street, over Sehwai-
msyer's trimming store. See card.
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TUNNELLING JAMES RIvER.-We learn
that the colliers in the county of Gooch-
land who are mining on the north side Of
James river have followed the seams Ci
coal entirely under the bed of the river TO
the high-water mark on the Chesterfield
side, thus completely tunnelling it. They
claimed the right to do this, because tho
jurisdiction Of the county of Goochland
extended across the river.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, April 8, 1888.
BRINGS.

oPPBRIS85.
Whedt.-White, 20 bushels. Red 1s bushels
corn.-White, l,O26 bushels. Yellow, 1853
bushels.
Odts.-1,0S2 bushels
Rye.-i4 bushels.
Corn Meal.-2s0 bushels.
SALES.
Whedt.-White. 36 bushels fair at 80 62h; 81
bushels good at s2.70 Red, ls bushels good at
80 IS.
Corn-White, 40 bushels wet at sl.o5; 4e
bushels damp at 81 90; AZ bushels damaged at
81 O6; l54 bushels at 3l.07; Is bushels at 81 09
3as bushels at si.l0; lS2 bushels damp at sl.os.
Yellow, IS bushels at 81. Il. Mixed, 80 bushels
at 81 10.
Oats-Ilo bushels on private terms; 1876
bushels good white at 73c.
Rve.-io bushels fair st sl.65; "a bushels
good At sl66.
Msal-White, unbolted, go bushels 1T 5l.lo.
In our report yesterday Of the sales at the
Corn Exchange the previous day the types
made US quote sale of mixed corn at Sl.l9,
while it should have been 81. 90.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Yes-
terday this court issued orders of seizure
against the distilleries of C. E. Little, in
Albemarle county, and G. W. Cochran, j..
E. Riley, and NJ. K. Smart, in Augusta
county, on libels filed against them by the
District Attorney.
Orders were also issued that an illicit
still, seized from J. W. Carroll by reve-
nue. inspectors Merrell and Primrose,
should be destroyed, and the materials sold.
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for
supplying slate to be used on the buildings
which are to be erected in the Norfolk
navy-yard during this year has been
awarded to the Buckingham Slate Com
pany, of this city. The contract is very
large one, and was awarded against eleven
competitors from northern quarries.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 3, 1868.


Sun sets......;.....6.l7 High tide, P. NJ. go
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 3, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. 2. Brett.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, naer-
chandise and passengers, S. Ayres Co.
Steamer Colonel Ruc!,er, Bell, Fort Monroe,
stores, to United States quartermaster.
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, S. Ayres Co.
Steamer Antelope, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooners Dick Williams, Corson, New
York Edward Thomas, -, Philadelphia (;
and Clara Bell, Applegarth, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, Curtis Parker.
Four deeply loaded schooners are reported
in tow bound up. They are expected up early
this morning.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Cleared, B. F.
Woolsey, Soper, for Richmond.
Schooner Laura 7. Chester, Collins, from
Providence for Virginia, at New York on the
I'd instant
Schooner D. McPhee, Moon, sailed from
New York for Richmond on the I'd instant.
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A MAN STABBED.-Yesterday about =
O'Clock Mr.. George Hendricks assaulted
Mr.. James Brown on the south side of the
dock. Mr.. Brown, who was disabled by
sore arm, defended himself as best he
could, but finding that his opponent was
going to beat him, drew knife and
stabbed him in the breast, inhicting O
painful wound. The parties will be Up
before the Mayor to- day.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.-The
summer course of the Medical College
commenced on Thursday under promising
auspices. Quite number of students are
already on hand, and others have an
nounced their purpose to come. This is
one of the best medical schools in the
country, and deserves liberal support.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGs.-The prayer
meetings which have been held for several
nights past at the Broad street Methodist
church have been largely attended both
by the ministers and the laity. Bishop Dog
gott, DR.. Lee, and Rev. Messrs. Head and
Peterson, lead the meetings in turn.
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PALM SUND2Y.-To-morrow will be
Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy
Week, the last of Lent. The day will be
celebrated in the Catholic and Episcopal
churches. In the Catholic churches the
ceremony of the distribution of the palms
will be performed. Services commence
at the Cathedral at 10 o'clock.
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y IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

T IST OF LETTERS REMAlNlNG IN
u THE MANCHESTER POSI-OFF1CE
APRIL 1, 1865: ,souso,,
Miss Emma Bentley, Miss Sally Clarke, Mrs.
Mary +. Cersley, Miss Mary Childress, Miss
Mary +. Chalkley, Mrs. Sarah A. Ellis, MISS
Emily 4. Ferguson, Misses z. and NJ. Hobbs,
Mrs Ellen +. Harding, Miss Matilda Harri-
SON, Mrs. Caroline NJ. Hancock, Mrs. EllZa-
beth King, Miss Virginia +. Lee ri, Mrs. M
Perpignon, Mrs. NJ. j. Roberts, Mrs; Mary
Stringtellow, Miss p r Turner, Mrs. Frances
Thompson Miss Margaret Thornton, Mrs'
Abbey Thompson, Mrs. Mary j. Thompson,
X. G. K. Thompson, Miss +. +. Williams
Miss Annie Weisiger, Mrs. Victoria +: WOOD
fin. Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, MISS AIM M
Weisiger, Miss Alice Williams.
GESTLEMES's LlsT.-Wm. B. Andrews, a
Burnett, Joe Brooks [coloredl, Myron Baker
X. 7. Ballowe, Jettery Burnley [coloredI, l
j Burton RI, Richard Coy, Wm; Is. Chaik'
ley, Clerk Chesterfield County, mos. Cooke
Peter f. Clay, Jonathan Disney, Waiter Gili
cock, VIM. L. Holt ri, Geo. Il. Harding, Jas
Henry Jackson [colOredl, A. johnson, II. II
Jackson, Frank jarvis, John johnson, r
Lowry, James Lottie, Peter Lewis lcoloredl
+. A. Lamb Manchester Paper Works, Dr
A. Monteiro, Manchester Paper Mill, 1. Mori'
arty, N. T. Marks, J: Il. Marks, Benjamin
Nash I2i, X. Norris, Eugene O'Connor, J. l.
Owens, Wm. J. Oryill, VIM: J; Huckett
Messrs. r. & Z. Pilkinton RI, A. Pulliam, a
Peare, Thomas Smith, II. &. Stephens, r. )
sampson, j. w. X J. p. Sheffey, /: A. Smith
4 Son ri, l.. L. Stell, Nathaniel Ihomas, II
D. Turner, r. II. laurence, l.. l.. Vaughan
Emmi1 Vuden, Rev. Richard Willis III, +. Is
Wiufree, c. Y. Waugh, Joseph ". Wyatt
Thomas Williams, X. Winfree, John Willed
H. H. " fsHn l-'' '' j. M. MOODY, P. NJ.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Yesterday MT.
Wellington Goddin sold the valuable oricK
tenement, on leasehold, on the north sac
of Main between Eleventh and twelfth
streets, formerly occupied by the Planters
National Bank, for $4,000.
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL CHARLES VAN
WINKLE has appointed Messrs. P. A. Da-
Wis and J. A. Lynham his deputies for the
State. The names of the deputies for the
districts have not been made public.
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PowHATAN MURDER.-We learn from
passengers by the Danville train last mig mt
that no arrests have been made in the
Powhatan murder case mentioned in our
columns yesterday.
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The WHIsKEY AND TOBACCO which was
detained day before yesterday by the reve-
nue. officers has been sent to the bonded
warehouses,
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AND HORSES
IN Just arrived, and for sale on very 49,
accommodating terms, at the Ex- ~$
change Livery and Sale Stables, ,!-
Franklin street, ONE HUNDRED MULES
and HORSES, amongst them some broke
mules, and several pairs Of No lcoach horses,
and mares suitable for farm purposes:
NH a JOHN B. DAVIS.
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rlkGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY

lkGlNIA EXPRESS COMPAN -
H,,la~, No. 72o Main street, between Sc
',..;o aud Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is nov running
,.-.y from RICHMOND TO STA uNION, ,,rr ana "a
@...""ekly 70 All points between SIAoNIoN
--s LJIINGION ~
,.&i.,e. daily from BALTIMORE TO RlGH- M
l0N ''''1 Il oiii -
~, -r'hrr, daily 10 all the intermediate Roinas
"7ra SlaunLon, Harrisonburg, ana houl,
1'Espn, SLaurton, Lexington ana Natui a.
F..1kt and t!!-weekiy from otaunt ION W
VII alum, warm, Hot. and Healing Springs
t',- Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg aho
rr'iestJn, Kanawha county.
, 3''1s called for and delivered at all points
- he ely
"A, daily from Norfolk TO Petersburg and
E+-&bufg, and al! intermediate points on the
,-t'iH aud Petersburg and Southside rail
arr q. aAd intermediate points OH ilchmond
y DaAE!llr railroad 10 Burkevilie.
lz|'t.ey aud yaluables forwarded with dis
t.T 'uF!her Information apply TO
"!'-Su A.. w. GARBEk, Agent.
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8irllmond 1ispatttr,
SATURDAY. Y............."..APRIL 4, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITY.
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"AvANA TOBACCO.-Just received,
few bales of HAVANA TOBAoOo OF
the very best the crop of ls66:'e7 proanfteo. pteo.
| would call the attention OF ciga1rp g1p NM M
turers to It, OSoAas th strait
No. 2 Exchange Block, Fourteenth Street.
ap 3-9t
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NOWLAN & CO.
ARB OPENING
EI.E @ Mt W a I 6 II + y
IED
"AGNlFICENT JEWELRY
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
- ILE LATEST STYLES
AND PATTERNS,
at corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
DE- y
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Purchasers Of Real Estate sold bet,oeen the first
day of January aad the first day Of July pay the
ttres thereon for the cLrr.f,t year.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
CHANGE or SCHEDULE.-On and
a:.es WEDNESDAY, lIarch nth, the fol-
&.-. ,gtlns %Ill Ur run on this road Inc
E-s-u..g passenger train DAILY except OF
>.laay>. between Richmond and Staun'on,
aa3 -"..aSiv W"S. Of >taunton, gong WeSt
81. IUNDAI~, WEDNESDAYS, and RI
DAYS. &"d returning alternate days. rms
|-.a .~ay~- Richmond ~ 7:lj A. M. ana ar
..r"- III ,.-t j. u and makes close connec.
-.a "I.G ID" Orange and Alexandra Rallroad
.-DG, .u- LvLuAburg and the southwest, ana
..ll-~,- with trains TO and from the North,
o.. ".,l E. delay Al GoTdOnsvllle or one noui
-.1 iu.r,y m!UuIes--the connections %lth
E1Hmhrr and Ohio Railroad trains Tor Ne"
!..a being Tr--s laUAsheQ. NO Trains Oh
IL" ~yar.ug passenger train leaves hlch
@"la DAILY except Sundays tor Gordohs-
E.as~ a. ...G T. NJ, and for Charlottesvllie on
"LhNL~nAT and SATURDAY. Returh-
~. .vag-- charlottesville III a. VI. on
TIT H>DAT and MONDAY, and Gordons'
Vile DAILY except on Sunday ~ y. NJ. }
@-..Faac IN Richmond ~ $50 Il. NJ
Ia~ morning train connects with hAh 1 an a,
! lu ; and TEOTTEK co. > LINE Of
MAGE COACHES for Lexington, "hlIe
>-.pa a... .ud Winchester.
Passengers for Lexington 20 through from
Il ...aai Or Baltimore The same day
Through TICKETS sold to all prominent
iua.-. H. u. WHITCOMR,
'a.t General Superintendent.
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PERIopIcALs.-We are indebted to Tur-
ner for the latest periodicals and pictures,
with all of which he keeps US constantly
supplied.
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9 PRING FASHIONS.-Mrs. N. G.
- BARTON'S assortment Of SPRING rO
MILLINERY consists Of the usual va. E8N III
riety, together with many NOVEL N
TIES; all Of good quality. Her PATTERN
BONNETS are from New Orleans, Baltimore,
and New York.
City and country patronage solicited.
Rooms over j. H. Tyler Co.'s jewelry store
1912 Main street. NH 3l-eodot@
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Horses and Mules fO, safe.

TOR SALE TEN WE'LL:
Il BROKE YOUNG MULES. If
not sold privately before SATUR. A-6
DAY the ith Of April next, we will
sell on that day, ut 10 O'Clock, At the horse
lot, on Council Chamber Hin, In the city Of
Richmond, TEN FIRST. CLASS YOUNG
Mules, all we'll broke and used to farm
work. Also, one good, large WAGON and
ten sets Of PLOUGH GEAR. The mules
will be sold on q credit OF three months for
good paper. They can be seen 1T Cosby's
stable, on Second street between Grace and
Broad streets.
WM. p. BLAIR BURWELL, JK.
NH 3l-d&swTuF&S
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Mi. HnerY.

NaISS Z. G. McLEMORE has removed
ln from the corner Of Broad and Fourth
streets TO No. SI5 MAIN STREET, adjoining
the Spotswood Hotel.
She returns thanks to her many patrons for
their former encouragement, and hopes TO
merit a full share Of the same In the future.
ap 3-3t
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VIRGINIA HOTEL, -
' GOODSoN. BRISTOL, VA, Va: onnosit. nnM
This hotel, situated Immediately opPJEsss Ess
the depots Of Virginia and Tennessss,, ha ons,,
Tennessee and Virginia rasiroaoS, opnsr W. months.
ros Ts, Goa.ues ,Ss hsslthiest locations and one
Of the Gns most 81 pleasant summer resorts In tho
State. .,,,a,ro evervtbinr eY
BOARD Pc. ng ss5' Children under ten years,
and servants JOHN L. LIGON, Ja.,
o-dtJeloth Proprietor.
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DICNNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.

y ICNNOND AND DANFlLLE RAlL.
|, H. ALLEGIANCE OF SCHEDULE.-
~. -..G....g Friday N" l0ih day Of January,
--., n. pa>se"-e. trains on This road VIII
g. . rr.,f Mail Tvain.-Leave Richmond
..... Il. >.-t 4. II. leave Danville daily al
=, T.. n, arrive at Greensboro daily ~
!? NJ connecting ~ Burkeville With
.......- IA ~" SoU,h>iae railroad for FarmNille
t....aau.-. Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville
r.s@.s.s. Grand junction, New Orleans, &c,
.. u. Greensboro with trains on the North
..-..aa railroad Tor Charlotte, Columbia,
Charleston. AucCs,a. Savannah, Macon, At
.-.... -.gatEcro~:y, Noble, New Orleans, &c.
a. .rst-Mai and Passenger Train
Leave Greensboro daily ~ 4 4. NJ. 3; leave
1..s.l- daily at p:i3 \. NJ. arrive at Rich.
~.t a.. @..t =. NJ.
,~muG@.jou Train from Lynchhurg.-
f...- Iu-s~yiHe daily Sundays eXcepted) II
f.. H.. arrive a. hicnl4ond ~ -. r NJ
THOMAS DONAMEAD,
ur Superintendent.
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OTIS.

~ BARRELS AND TEN CASES kE-
fU ROSENE OIL just received on consign-
ment and for sale by
7 ARD OIL.,,Lard Oil, best quality
i lust received, for sale by
NH II PURCELL, LADD CO.
VEROSENE kerosene (Coal)
IN Oil, best quality, for sale at lowest rates.
nh 81 PURCELL, LADD co.
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Seeds71ae9s, Florists, &c.

TRUIT TREES.-A splendid assort-
il ment of FRUIT TREES from J. Pre-
vost's nursery, Roseland farm, Petersburg
will be exposed for sale in the First Market
on TUESDAY the 7th instant. Samples Of
PEAR and CHERRY TREES can be seen at
A. HEREMBOURG'S,
nm 2-3tThSSM+ No 4l2 Sixth street.
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Toilet articles.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES,
ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES
ENGLISH NAIL BRUSHES,
made to order and imported 6y ,,s.
JOHN w. R1SON, Druggist,
NH 8 corner main aA0
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Nst of Letters,

[ 1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
A. REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND
pOST-OEFlCE APRIL /, lS6S.
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w NO D1TIT .DrJprJr, Ann
! lEC ~ LI1-hn - \ -. - -
!. E.~ToN HE-pfENLD-Ihl ms com panS
..-.ared "EaiH 10 receive tl:a 4ot "ti"
go "1l rom bosom I'o y
'4->r loII .,'1 ,J
,E-.. 7. A~'A4 ana h1!'iA l ana a. ~ tne
s. .sr h%!,'iA"rr, WIZ
'...-- .'>' .,,,- ',-- to,I R,,Ifimora ON The
' ~, r.';i,-o.,G md al places
... .....f.. >.,r.barr Central railroad.
..~' ~ -" =, VI '4'Vi NS - 80 .I ,,.;,,
t..--~s- VIII ""1 ~ !! "e.'7 49, 49,, 80
... s.#..-". .rHt~ 10 btI~l!loIr, "ir'V "a.
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N,PRING AND SUMNER ARRANGE
= MINT. l>o>.-GNEAT SHORT ROUTE
~ TlJT NORTH. EAST, AND WEST, VA
IuE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
MD t'DTGNAC RAILROAD, CARRYING
.#E UNITl.D STATES NAIL TWICE
...&ILY-ElEGAN CARS, WITH NEW
rt~I.NT SLIPPING CHAIRS ON ALL
-EtjNS.--Thr THROUGH TRAINS on
Il. satd are now ruu from the southern ter.
r..~ ~ III" Connection railroad, corner
N.,. AND Ll"HrH STREETS. rs follows:
.-.a DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN
f..Er. Richmond daily Sundays excepted 1t
\ arriving III Washington at { =. NJ,
.......qE with the early afternoon express
.-~ he North. East, aud WeSI.
-r.. NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN,
~ .yr-sut ears supplied with the new pa
. .trruiuE chairs attached, leaves k!ch
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Marine INteLLIOeWce.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 4, 1868.
Sun rises. Moon sets........ 4.lC
Sun sets............6.l7 High tide, P. NJ. 2.2C
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

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