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STocKBRDGE has copies of the Oratorio Of
St. Paul, at Twombly's, 156 Exchange street.
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FAIR at Second Universalist Church to-mof.
row, afternoon and evening.
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O'Clock.
Regular monthly meeting Of the Union on Tues.
day evening, June 5th.
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President.
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MAY TERM-GoDDARD, J., PRESIDING.
SATURDAy.-The jury in the case of Ira T. Wal
lace was out four hours to-day and reported that they
were unable to agree upon verdict 1t is said that
the ballot stood for acquitta to for conviction.
the sum OF SIuUU with sureties for his at
the September term.
Webb. Bradbury q Dfadhnry,
W. Freeman, Jr.
State v. Albert Delasky. Indictment for felon-
ious assault Richard Abbott, at Duran's clothinS
store on Fore street. on the 18th Of February last
Defendant went into the store early in the morning
on the pretence that he wished to purchase coat.
Abbott, the clerk was alone in the store at the time
Delasky asked Abbott to put the coat on he want
ed to see how it looked. While Abbott's back was
turned the accused struck him several times the
head with the butt OF heavy pistol, cutting him
badly and prostratIng him. Delasky then ran away
The defence pleaded insanity, and introduced the
young mans fatner, who testified that for some time
previous to the assault his son had given indications
OF mental alteration; and he gave detailed state
mept in regard to his conduct which he believed was
the result Of disappointed affection. Drs Chadwick
and Dana called as experts to give their opin
Ion, based on the testimony of Mr. Eeasky as to the
mental condition of the accused.
Dr. Foster, the physician at the Jail, was called by
the County Attorney, expert, to show that the
prisoner was at the time of committing the as
sault. The evidence in the case is all in.
Webb. Nv portor
W. W. Thomas Jr.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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For Removing DISTINCTIONS in the Circulating and
SecretOry Vessels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

HusT1SGs COURT OF MAGlsTRATEs.-The
following cases were disposed of in this
court yesterday:
william N. Oakley was tried for petty
larceny. Thirty days in jail.
Wyatt Davis, petty larceny, thirty days
and labor.
William Chapman, petty larceny, failed
to appear, case tried in his absence, found
guilty, and sentenced to thirty days and
labor. CdpiaS issued.
No1e prosequi was entered against the
following: David Green, John Proskauer,
Robert Green, and Mike Moore.
The following cases were tried yesterday
morning:
John Price, petty larceny, six months in
jail and labor.
Lucian Robinson, misdemeanor, guilty,
sentence not passed.
James Blair, petty larceny, thirty days
and labor.
William Mccormick, misdemeanor, nol!e
proseqm.
william Harris, petty larceny, thirty days
and labor.
Agnes Lewis, petty larceny, sixty days
in Jail.
James Hargrove, petty larceny, tried in
his absence, sixty days.
Sarah Green, petty larceny, tried IN her
absence, thirty days.
John West, fined S..
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DISCHARGES IN BANKRuPTCY.-The fol-
lowing is an additional list of persons who
have procured discharges in bankruptcy:
Richmond.-W. p. Harrison, J. b. Hayes,
C. H. Barksdale, A. Macauly, Israel Green
tree, c. Shaefcr, Henry c. Neidt, Philip
Wagner, w. F. White.
Hemico.-J. L. Progler.
LancQSter.-A. N. Cardiff, John a.
Pierce, Lewis H. Dix.
Spotsylrania.-R. D. Foster, W. B. Jen-
kins.
Dinciddic.-Thomas D. Gray, John B.
Alternately.
Ne,o Tent.-William Martin, 7. c.
Leake.
Richmond County.-James Rock, Thomas
G. Williams.
Stafford Lunsford, R. l..
Cooper.
Byunsuick.-John D. Kirk, William
Phillips, william NJ. Wesson, u. ". VIII
liams, c. L. Thomas.
NanScm0nd. Thomas Q. Gillian.
Mddlesec.-W. L. Gatewood.
Observation-Disclosures. l.. Gatewood.
1VestmoreLand-W II. Tyler.
PeterSJuy.-A. d. Thompson.
Fluunnna.-J. NJ. Pace.
CGrOline.-J. B. Corbin.
Louisa.-Wiiliam Perry, Henry Wilker-
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SECRETARY OF TIE COMMONWEALTH
Mr.. Edgar (''Yankec y Allan, who per-
formed such effective service for the Con-
servative cause in Southside Virginia during
the late campaign, is candidate for Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth. Mr.. Allan
says he is candidate subject to the express
sion of preference on the part of Colonel
Walker, as he is of opinion that the Gov
ernor should have voice in the choice Of
an officer with whom he is so intimately
associated in the executive department. He
was recommended for the same office year
or two ago by General Schoteld, then Secre-
tary of War, but was defeated by the
Vaccinations Of the Wells party.
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MAYORS COURT, FRIDAY.-Nayor Cha
hoon presiding.-The continued case Of
John Parker (colored), charged with steal
ing suit of clothes belonging to e. W.
Dwyer, was called, and continued until
next Wednesday.
The continued case of John cambridge
(colored), charged with stealing watch
from some one connected with the late cir
Gus, was called. Captain Parker stated
that the watch answered the description of
a stolen watch furnished him by an indi-
yidual at the circus. cambridge was held
for indictment by the grand jury.
The continued case Of Temple Starke,
charged with having in his possession lot
of trash leaf tobacco supposed to have been
stolen, was honorably discharged.
Elias Charles (colored), charged with
having lot of tobacco supposed to have
been stolen, was called, and the case con-
tinued until Monday next.
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thing up in row. 1t was this alone. in
my opinion, created the "scene.'' The
court and grand jury did pass highly
colored compliment to me, and am truly
gratifed to know that but one member Of
the court who was in the least acquainted
with me, voted against the resolution, and
he was the man who created the " scene,"
and who offered the resolution at n previous
court, asking for my removal in my alb
sence.
I will say that he had promised to make
a correction, regarding his former action,
Of the injustice done me in that resolution,
but has since refused. He made this
promise in the presence of Colonel ". {.
Gregory, after having been informed BY
Joseph J. White and Colonel Gregory that
great injustice had been done to me in the
passage of that resolution.
I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
SAMUEL NJ. PACE.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified of the following special
appointments
Sycamore (Disciples) Chwch.-Elder
Thomas n. Arnold has returned to the city
and will preach at II A. NJ.
st. Mark's English Lttheran.-Services
Mt II A. NJ; Sunday school at A. NJ.
United Presbyterian (Grace and Fourth
strcets) Rev. DR.. Read at II 4. NJ. and
P. NJ.
First BaptiSt.-Rev. J. A. Chambliss
will preach Mt IL A. NJ, and oficiate at
communion Mt 5 P. M.
Second Bapfst-Rev. W. Fl. Williams
Mt II i. NJ; Rev. J. A. Chambliss at 81 p.
NJ.
Leigh-.Street BaptiSt.-Rev. A. E. Dick
inson, who has returned, will preach at II
4. NJ. and 81 P. NJ.
81. Johns German Fifth street, Rev.
Charles Scholz, D. D., of Morrisania, n.
Y, at II A. NJ. and s P. NJ.
Methodist EpiScopnl.-Serviccs in the
hall over Cardozo, Alsop & Fourqueran's
store at II a. NJ. by Rev. L. NJ. Nickerson.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
administered at the close of the services.
Colorcd Episcopal.-Preaching at St.
Marks chapel at s ?. NJ.
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HOMICIDE IN RUNswICK.-General Can
by has received information of m atfray
in Brunswick county on Tuesday last which
resulted in the death of one of the parties.
In the absence Of any other account we
present below the statement sent to head
quarters An officer has been sent to in
vestigate the affair:
'' writ was issued on Monday, August
list, directed to james Birdson, Jr., order
ing him to arrest William Lett for an as
sault committed upon Hannah Bradley (co
loreO. The warrant was issued upon her
sworn complaint, showing brutal and un-
provoked assault to have been committed
by the accused. The constable declined to
execute the writ, and W. W. Lewis was
specially dcputizcd; and on the Tuesday
following went to the house of the accused
for the purpose of serving the process,
and, calling him out, exhibited to
him the writ, and stated that he had
come to arrest him. The accused re-
marked that that was lawful, but he did not
intend to be arrested by him or any other
man, and thereupon, with 4 blow OF his fist,
knocked Lewis down. Lett then escaped TO
the house, Lewis firing upon him as he was
retrcating, but did not hit him; first rcquir-
ing him to surrender, informing him that
no injury was intended, and advising him
that he should surrender himself and 20 be-
fore the magistrate. Lett then procured Il
double -barrelled shot gun and shot Dir. Lewis
twicc-once in the breast and again in the
leg. The shots were fired by Lett from the
house, and after Lewis fell he proceeded to
reload his gun, but did not fire again. At
the last accounts Lett was still at large, and
no further attempt had been made for his
arrest. Lewis died from the effects Of his
woundsn
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Local Editor Dispatch:
\ friend has called my attention to an
article in your last Wednesdays issue
headed Magistrates Court of Chester
field" etc., in which there are several in
accuracies. After the court was opened,
with some fifteen members on the bench,
| requested permission to make personal
explanations and to deny certain state
ments which had been freely circulated by
my encmies-statemcnts infamously false
and as black as the heart of the author. |
told the court that certain parties had sue
ceeded in getting the commanding General
to remove me from my office, but would
say to those parties, g Beware, the heads
man stalks behind you !" | did not
threaten to make them feel it before night,
nor did in any way, shape or form, con-
dcmn or impugn, the commanding Gene
raj for removing me. With the light
which had been given him regarding scenes
which had occurred in that court a few
weeks before, | have ever found him q
gentleman, kind and accommodating, and
making every effort to do justice to all.
did not faint while addressing the court,
but some time afterwards, while quietly sit
ting in chair conversing with member
of the bar, feeling an oppression in my
throat, to which I an subject. attempted
to break open my shirt collar: but fell from
the chair before could do 60. Ny collar
was torn open, and | revived in less than a
minute.
This happened long after the removal OF
Mr.. Walker, and could not possibly have
been caused by speech denouncing and
threatening him. The confusion WAS
caused by the removal of Mr.. Raul3,on,
when one of the justices, who was not in
court at the time, came in, and as am told,
said that he was going into court to elect a
good Conservative or break the id
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VOL. XXXVII.
list OF LETTERS.

+ IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
Il REMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE AUGUST II. 1862
Persons calling for letters In this list Will please
say advertised.
''If not called for within one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter oiicc.
Free delivery of letters by carriers at the resi-
dcnccs ofthe owners may be secured by observing
the following rules:
81. Direct letters plainly to the street and num-
Der, aS well rs the post-o'iice and Stale.
80. Head letters with the writer's post-ofice and
State street and number. sign them plainly with
fun name and request that answers be directed ac-
cordingly.
80. letters TO strangers or transient visitors in
II town or city whose special address may be un-
known. should be marked ut the lowcr-hand cor
ncr with the word 'transient.'
place the postage stamp In the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-markiag without interfer-
Ing with the writing.
IN. B.-A request for the return OF letter to
the writer II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed with The writer's name, post
Office. and state, across the lclt-hand end of the
envelope on the face side, will bc complied with.
Letters bearing such endorsement will be returned
10 the writer thereof without additional Charge
.Scs Sfc .S Lun of 1903.
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CHURCH IMPRoyEME We have before
noticed the proposed repairs of the Leigh
Street Baptist church. 1t is now stated that
the members of the congregation are tho
roughly imbued with the spirit of improve
ment, and are contributing literally to-
wards this important object. Two persons
not members of the church have subscribed
hundred dollars each towards raising the
necessary funds, and if others contribute
in proportion to their means the success of
the plan is assured.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock, on
Council Chamber Hill, horses mules, cows,
&c.
THOMAS W. EEESEE viii sell at 10 O'Clock. on
Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules. COW and
calf, &C.
L. A. GATHRIGHT will sell at his store furni-
ture. dry goods, boots and shoes, &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at 6 O'Clock P. VI.
five vacant lots on the east side of Pine street,
In the plan Of Belvidcrc.
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STENCIL TOOa.s AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DlE-SINkER AND
". BR3SD-CCTrEIt. lilo MAIN STREET.
The new patent BkANDiNG-iROA,f for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by heating Ii, i per
lcctly adapted 10 branding barrels Or any other
article under the new las.
Engravers' Stock Stencil Paste, Brushes In
dcllb!e Ink Steel Dies, Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames Steel Kings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. mhs
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FIRE IN HAHOvER.-On Wednesday af-
ternoon the sparks from the engine of the
down freight train falling upon Il pile of
cord-wood at Ashcake crossing, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, caused it to ignite. The
fire spread rapidly, and although everybody
in the neighborhood stroye to put it out,
their efforts were not successful until about
$50 cords of cut wood and a large guam
tity of standing timber was consumed.
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HENRY LITERARY SocIETY.-We acknow-
ledge the receipt of an invitation to attend
celebration of the Henry Literary Socie-
tv of Louisa Courthouse On Tuesday next.
President, William c. Stout; II. Thompson
Kent, salutatory orator L. Thomas Smith,
orator James L. Jones, declaimer; Rev.
A. C. Bledsoe, visiting orator. Committee :
R. NJ. Daniel, G. L. Kennon, Leon Levy, W.
s. Hunter, and F. ?. Bcadles.
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ELECTION TO BE Contested Herbert Y.
Graves (RadicaD has notified Colonel Will
liam r. Vim, member elect of the Lcgsla-
turc from Hanover, that his election will be
contested-frst on the ground that he is
disqualified by the fourteenth amendment
second. because he cannot take the test
oath; third, because there was intimida-
ton and fraudulent voting. Colonel Winn's
majority was 1856. Graves ran far behind
his negro colleague on the Radical ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

We learn that 4 general agency Is about to be es-
tablShcd at No. 9l3 Main street, in this city. for
the sale of the Singer Sewing Machine. This ma
chine has been greatly improved Of late, and has
become universal favoritc, rs thenumber manu-
facturcd and sold indicate, sales being largely In
excess of any other machine. being ut the rate OF
one hundred thousand per annum. Our citizens
will soon have opportunity of judging for them
selves Of its merits tue machine VIII tell Its own
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.
ALL POLICIES HON-FORFEITA8LE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
STATEMENTS:
l"acl"s IN 2 ""S
aF..f,ai 'T,,-',,, 100, o00
/ a.... ,,Tid ....... 500, 0VQ
VII. FEGkHAM, Presidents;
". r. HOOPER, Secretary;
J.. MCADAM, Actuary;
6. 4. FUDICKEE, superintendent.
DIRECTORS:
General John 4 Dix:
". Wilkcns Of Wilkcns < Co.;
George T. Hope, President Continental Fire In
t-taEcc Company:
Hon. james Harper, Of Harper Brothers;
John j. Crane President Bank Of Republic;
N. II. Vcrm!lye, Of Yermilyc Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc, cx-Mayor Of New York;
Aaron Arnold Of Arnold, Constable & Co. and
otyers ISAAC HUTZLER,
GsaeraI Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Once. No. g02 Main street.
Dc. ). G. CABELL, Medical Examiner. IA
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TIE DRY GooDs RoBBERY.-The con-
tinued case of Sidney Miller, charged with
stealing fifty dollars worth of dry goods
from W. N. Bell s. Co., was again brought
before the Mayor yesterday, and after an
examination, Sidney was sent on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

JOHN X. MoLLoY offers to the public well-se-
lectcd stock Of pure old whiSkey, and splendid
assortment of French brandles, and all the favor-
lte brands Of imported and domestic wines. The
sick and all others who want pure liquors, would
do well TO call on sir. MoLLoY, corner Main and
Twcnty-third streets. See advertisement In an
other column.
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UHMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IL THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE, AUGUST II, 1869.
Box l57 (3l John R. Stegar, Miss Jennie
Hall, D. S. Delaplane, Dr.. Martin S. Tay-
lor, Franklin Davis s. Co., General Rich
ardson, Miss Emma S. Read, Mrs. Field
Cook, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Betty Pankey;
NJ. 4. Barbec. Lynchburg, Va.
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TIE SWEET SPRINGS BALL.-The White
Sulphur ball proved grand success, and
the pleasure-seekers are looking anxiously
forward to the grand ball to come OFT at the
Sweet Springs on Tuesday next. The Sweet
is full, and The ball will be splendid
gurpcsE
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ODDs AND ENDs.-The Germans will have
grand Humboldt-fest on the 18th instant.
Rev. DR.. Jeter is at the ROckbridge Alum
Springs.
The fair Of the Young Mems Christian
Association promises to be a great success.
a fire is raging in the forest near the
Flower of Hundreds, Prince George county.
0. NJ. Winston has been appointed notary
public for King William county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-14

THE MAIL ROBBERY CAsE.-The case OF
John L. Thompson, the post-ofilce clerk of
the University, charged with the robbery
Of the mail, was again called yesterday
morning before the United States Commits
sioner, and after examination the accused
was sent on.
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CoMrLFMESTARr.-Wc sec that the New
York Tribune classes Mr.. Wardwcll among
the best prison officers in the country. 1t
saws, ''thcsc are wise, able, thorough men,
and years of experience have proved to
them that it will do to treat criminals as
mon. not rs beasts.N
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INITIALS.
j. NJ. C2). Agent Cox's Line, Editors Of ITadez,
Agent for Phoenix Guano, Proprietor Richmond
Iron Foundry. To the President and Directors OF
the Bank Of Virginia, Editor Register, Editor Of
the Times.
VESSELS.
Mrs. J. A. Copp. schooner Roosevelt: Captain
William w. Childs, schooner Hurtfnrd; John
Hartman, schooner J. T. Green J. II. Moore,
schooner Lewis +. Smith.
+. L. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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WOOD AND COAL.

NHEAP COOKING and CRATE COAL.
~ / am prepared to deliver GLOVER HILL
HARD COAL dump or brokcnl, at =! per load
Cheapest fuel In market. Try II.
C.. &. LIPSCOMB,
corner Seventh and Byrd streets.
and Fourteenth street, near Danviilc depot.