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G1u. QfinnQl.

HIGH SCHOOL OF Oh ARLMSTON,
IL The Exercises Of this Institution will bs re-
sumed on WEDNESDAY, 18th July. Thorough In
Mathematics. and the higher branches Of English.
Terms OF tuition. $12 per quarter, payable In sd-
vance No extra charge for French, German, OF
Stationery. t4.F .tt-i.H .5ft1 Il
". B. KINGMAN. A. NJ, Principal
Y. Q. DfBBLE, A. B., First Assistant. a
H. p. FEyGAS. A. NJ, French Master.
W. A. A. DAAs, German Master.
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The exquisite poem, cat Arlingto )"
which we print in another part Of to. days
paper, fully sustains the reputation Of it's
gifted author, whose wartime lyrics have
been so widely read and admired.
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A coRaEsPoxDEHr, whose letter we print
to day, says that rs acre Geld, upon which
were put 10 toms Of fertilizers, will make
more than 100 bales Of cotton, and that q
Hold Of l60 acres, with Is toms Of fertilix srs.
win make at least 1875 bales and may 60 ss
high as $50 bales.
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THs MsncHAsrs Of st. Louis propose
Offering the lsrgest premiums on cotton, at
the next October fair, ever given In the
world, namely, $500 each for two bales,
each bale to weigh four hundred and atty
pounds, one Of short staple and the other Of
long.
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Qissolutiou Of Gopartatrs1ip.

NOTICE.-NIR. GEO. w. CLARK RE.
~ TIRES from the mercantile firm Of GEO. w.
CLARK co.. In this city, nom the LIST inst The
hrm's name will be continued and used by either
partner for closing up the business
f,.t GEO. w. CLARK & CO..
No. 116 East Bay-s treet.
Charleston, 9. G., July 8. 1869.
July g
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@eet,nas.

>>~N>~N>>>~>>'>o
TIE FRENCU PROTESTANT CHURCH
OF CHARLES; ON.
TINHE SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COR.
Il PORAT TION will be held at the Church o., Mon
DAY AFTERNOON. 18th instant. at Six o'clock
A full atten lance is particularly desired
DANIEL RAVENEL. Jr
ouly AZ Secretary
THE HOME LOaN AND BUILDING AS.
SOCIAIION.
'6NHE b!At1-NINTB >TALMFNr Is DUE
Il this date and will be received by the Treasurer
at No. 3 Broad tre-t.
Sale of Money aud Monthly Meeting at Masonic
Hall, HIS EVENING ut ha'f-past Eight O'Clock.
+. b. HACKER
July lo Secretary and reasurer
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Gopartuersbip Notice,

DARTNERSHIP 1NOTICN - TEaE UN-
IL DERSIGNED have HIS DA4 formed co-part.
nership under the Arm name Of WISS & CO., for the
purrose Of Carrying on COTTON FACIORAGE
AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
e. WISS.
N. b. VALENTINE,
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1ost aab .5ouup.

ROY LOST.-A BOY KNOWN BY THE
- name Of WILLIE FARRELL or WILLIE
KENNEDY Was decoyed away from HIS home In
Atlanta In Aprillast Abe boy mas light hair, very
!erge blue eyes. como feeckes his fac and IL both
taeksave and Intelligent. Amy information regard.
Ing him may be cent to his mother. Mrs. @. A. KEN
NEDY, Atlantis, Gas 8 July
~GTOIEN, WAsOM MUS LEvlCK SMOKE,
~ Collation. County. two untes from Wslterboro',
1he Mare as black, and rather low for hsr leroti.
but we'll buiit; hcr body long; both fore feet and
0na hind foot are white. and branded on the shout
der y The Mare was followed 69leen miles above
Wakerbor0' In tho direction OF Barawel "A whme
man M was r,dtnR her. Mrs. Smoke could not have
tne tnles followed Tor want Of means and her little
relative to the Marc will be thankfully received d.
rect 70 Mrs L. SMOKE, Walterboro', Coileton Coun-
~. N May 81
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The letter Of our correspondent senex is
highly interesting.
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9earoina.

BOARD ON sUH.LIv AH's lsLAwD.-THE
~ BEACH HOUSE 10 now opened for the accnm-
modson OF Boarders. either permanent or transiat
ADpie accommodation for Picnic aud Maroon Par
"es. Csfraa2e IN attendance OF WhsrE
lSuy1 ~" u w T. MCDONALD, Proprietor.
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Renlaual,

ID E M q " A L.---STMAUSS & VANCE
blkEET opposite the Charleston Hotel, formerly
occupied by Messrs. Dewinn, Ihaye. & Co where
they are Offering large and complete assortment of
DRY and FANCY GOODS. limo yuly 8
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yTNU RENT. THsH PLEAsANTLY sITU.
Il A1ED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-.
DENCE. No. 6Gadsden-stre opposite Wentworth
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Deal ESTATE AGENTS. AND OTHERS
IN having houses to rent, have their Plaeards,
&C., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and neatest styles OF type, at THE NEWS JOB OF.
FOE, No. 149 East Bay. '.1
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for Sale.

-f0I Sale.
1T p III AT e SALE. THAT FINE
N STAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
Sainoun and East Bay streets, No. 36. Apply ON
fhEMlSEs. thstu January n
ENOR ALE Low, A LARGE CHURCH
- ORGAN, containing thlrty-h ops.
ALSO.
A SMALL PARLOR OCEAN, containing four
Stops. in handsome Rosewood Case Apply at
John BAKERS ORGAN FACTORY, No. Is Van.
dert tOrst-street. thstuSth Jnlv a
MI NIX EFT FARM FOR SALE.-A
1yl FARM on the King. street plaok road Cooper
River side. shout two miles from the city contain.
ing tory-six A6) acres of highly cultivated Planting
property; has made this season q very Ane crop Of
Irish potatoes on IL, and has now IN 1t q splendld
crop of corn. Y
For further anformntion and particulars. apply to
JOHN F. O'NEILL & SON,
No. LIT East Bay,
SuY thstulmo Charleston, b. G.
A AUCTIONEERs, B II OK ERs, AND
~ others wishing "E or Sale'' Placards, Business
Cards, or other Jon Printing executed with neat.
ness and dispatch will consult their interest by leay
Ing their orders Mt THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
l40 East Bay. ea -
sasnti t1ias ss sEMsPArhMs ssp.s aar ss.s.s IL
The cheapest wrsppra paper Chat can Se nsea 1n
ply 81 tho once OF fHE NHWs. ''A' N March as Ap'
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A DWELLING. No. 4 Doughty street, within fafiy
steps Of the City Railway. Apply at No. l43 MEET
ING-STRHEr. Rent reasonable. july
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WANTED, BY A GnNTLENIAN AND
w VIE SMALL HOUSE. or part OF House.
having three or four rooms. and kitchen, near the
Battery. Address, stating terms, L., Box No. $50,
July8 g.
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WANTED. AGENTS ElIR THE AMRRJ-
wv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng.
lish and German. by Robert stewart v. T., OF Miss
he work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
boh In sickness and health. 1t has won its way to
popular favor and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address G.. r. VEN
Pubi1sher, Cinctnnau. 0. 6mo* March 10
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No Rfut...

| E1vQ RENT. ON E-HAALF OF A HOUSE
| OFFICE. INV
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WANTED. PART OF n sIDENCtI
W. on the Dattery-say four OF Ave roous-for q
smol family Apply. by note, to G. D. T.. at this
office. Juiy q
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M|ANTED, SUBSClslBERS ErOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEW :.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES g. RICHTER.
Apr1i II No. 161 King-street
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we that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental is executed promptly In the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, at lHH
News Job Office. No. l49 EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
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MTANTEn, A MAN WHO'S a, CLsTOM-
w ED to the use of the FILE Inquire at NO
1Ol BEAUF ,IN-SIKEEi. 3w july
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yE1ANTED TO PURCHASE FOH CASH,
W q good SECOND HAND PIANO. state price
and maker. Address w. NEWS OFFICE
july 8
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~ NEW VUUDSe
LyAsT INDIAN MANIOCA. NEW, AGREEA.
IL BILE, most delicious and healthy food. used
for Puddings. Jeilies. Blanc Mango. Ice Cream.
drfddle Cakes. Soups &C, put up In 16. pach.
ages. with directions for use.
esiccatfd Cocoanut for Pies, Puddings Cakes,
&cs put up in half tb. packages, with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and American in half pints pints
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure.
fresh Roasted Bio Coffee of good quality. at $50.
@ fb.
just received and for sale by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE.
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. May 28
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WANTED-AR scNTS TO SELL TnE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$26 The simplest, cheapest and best Kpittiog Me-
chine ever invented. viii knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Liberal Inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
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Me- AHEEE. a ~ ELL s:HCisHi M il = l. = -
W. WHITE GIRL. tGerman preferred,) COM
peteht Seamstress aud Chambermad. Liberal wa
ges Apply at the HILBFRS HOUSE
July 8 ths2*
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MANT~.O, A SMALL Hs,USE, OF TuREE
w or tour rooms, with kitchen, in the central
part OF the city Rent not to exceed $40 per month
Address M. at this Office. June IT
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" The Youth who never saw q Woman," so
we'll produced by Manager Ford's company
at the Theatre on Saturday night.

TIE THEATRE.-The Chapman Sisters
commence the second week of their very
successful engagement at the Theatre to-
night. The company has become SO popu-
lar, and under Dir. Ford's management the
Theatre has become such fashionable
place Of amusement, that it is almost su.
perfuous to say another word about the
burleseue opera. -
ezra Disvolo y was produced in good
style before fine audience on Saturday,
and although the poorest piece in the re-
pertoire of the Chspmans, its rendition Gre
ated no little enthusiasm. The two other
pieces were also well rendered.
~ Tonight q splendid piece is to be pro-
duced for the first time in Richmond, after
days Of preparation and considerable ex-
pense. 1t is Fsrnie's celebrated Forty
Thieves "a burlesque that has crowded
Niblo's New York Theatre for weeks past,
and about which the excitement is still
unabated. All Richmond is anxious to see
Blanche and Ella in their new roles, and
there is little fear Of disappointment.
We bespeak for them q crowded house.
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

CONSERVATIVE STATE ECoNvENTIoN.-The
following preamble and resolution were
adopted at q meeting Of the State Central
Committee Of the Conservative party on Sa,
turday: ','
"At o meeting Of the State Executive
Committee Of the Conservative party Of
Virginia, consisting of the, -resident,eo com
mittee and consulting members, held in the
cityEoR Richmond on The 18th OF December;
1868, the following resolution was adopted
Resolued, That the chairman Of this
committee be instructed, as soon as the day
is fixed for the election in}Virginis, to ISSUE
q call Immediately, inviting the consulting
members Of the committee and the county
and city superintendent to assemble in
Richmond for the purpose of perfecting the
organization, of the Conservative party in
the State and adopting such measures as
the public exigencies may seem to require.
"And ats smeeting of the resident mem
bers Of the State Executive Committee held
this 10th Of April, 1869, the following pre-
amble and resolution were adopted az
Where's, by act of Congress it has been
referred to the President Of the United
States to fix the time for an. election in Vir-
ginia, with power tolsubmit tola vote of the
people separately such parts Of the consti-
tuition as he may deem e1pedient,
'aResolued, THAT in compliance with the
object of the above resolution Of the 18th
December, 1868, the meeting contemplated
by the said resolution be fixed for Wednes-
day,z28th,os aAprils 1869, rat Il2oM., at the
Exchange Hotel, in. the city Of Richmond,
at which TIME and place puhctuaf attend
ance is requested9h! II sao1g mo 20 ns E7@H .
,HRGF. DANIEL, Chairman"
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A NOVEL -Messrs. Tanner,
Ehbets, and Delaney have at their esta-
blishment one of Blake's powerful stone
breakers, which they are about to ship to
the Virginia and. Tennessee Railroad, Com
psny FOR the purpose Of breaking ballast
for the road bed &na. - 5Eo0a W8 4
This machine has an extraordinary ca
pscity for chewing up the hardest kinds Of
rocks and ores. No nut is two hard for its
ponderous jaws to crack. Quartz, granite,
and iron ore is broken into fragments OF
any desired size with great facility. From
$50 to 200 tons Of rock csnbs crushed per
day, saving the labor Of about thirty men.
The machine weighs about six tens, and
is quite simple in its construction. All the
parts are strong and durable, and can be
replaced easily and cheaply.
The stones drop IN between two jaws.
which are very heavy and chilled On the
working faces to give durability one oi
these jaws is stationary, the other is moved
up by powerful toggle-j -joist arrangement
to which motion lie. given by the revolution
of crank-shaft which, in turn, receives
its power from a ten-horse power engine.
The machine fis Invaluable kfofa abTeskiDg
ballast for railroads, OF McAdamizsd roads,
or for crushing ores. j 4 a3 q f4R4iiHF
\ Messrs. Tanner, Ehbets g. Delaney are
sole agents for the machine in the South
and will ashoWAitsa capabilities to ali inte
ressed in5 such matters terday. us'-sI us
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MAYORS COURT SATURDAY-Mayor Cha
hoon presiding.-James Harmon, charged
with keeping disorderly and ill-governed
house, adduced testimony to prove the
falsity of the charge, and the case was dis
missed, ~
William r. Howle, charged with throw
ing Della Robinson's furniture out Of doors
and tearing down part of her house, was
sent on for Indictment.
Sam Gaines (negro), charged with a felo-
nious assault upon Beverly Binford, Was
sent on to be indicted for misdsmeanor. 112
Henry Moore (negrol, charged with as
saults and battery, was sent to the chain
gang for twenty days in default Of security
for his good behavior. s22 : : :
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CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BVsTHE MILITARY.
General Webb made the following appoint
ments, by recommendation Of the Military
Board, on Saturday: ~ 80, -, ''l' -.
Clerks Of Courts.-Joseph s. Irwin, She
nandoah R. M. Goodel, Smyth O. White,
Southampton u. C.iUnderwoOd, surry; P.
B. Henritz, Russell. Jsa-sr q
o Sheriff s.-Thomas s. Hargous, Franklin;
A. F. Beecher, Warren I rZdz8 ~ =
Commissioners of Reuenue.-Jesse New
combe, Charlotte N. Harbour, Patrick; s.
F. Smith, Prince George; Alvin Taylor,
Danville; F. Northcraft, Warrsn;rJ. NJ.
Moody and Joseph Walker, Manchester.
Miscellaneous.-George ". Fauth, city
collector, Portsmouth; |; DR.. James Welsh,
physician of the almshouse, Portsmouth
also, number of magistrates, oyerseers Of
the poor, and constables, for various coun-
tiea s>">S -a- N -+H -."-a ~ 'A.."" - $3.50.
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SUNDAY-SCHooL MEETINGS TONIGHT
/ The annual meeting of the Baptist Sunday
school Association Of Richmond will be
held in the Second Baptist church tonight
at S O'Clock. The annual report of the
President, and the monthly and quarterly
reports of the superintendents, will be read, {,
addresses delivered, and officers elected for
the ensuing year.
TIE monthly meeting Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school Union Of this city will be
held in the United Presbyterian church to-
night at o'clock. A subject Of vital i'm
portance to the Presbyterian Sunday schools
will be discussed. ,sEEGa 90
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:FfRE.e1The alarm OF FIRE Saturday after
noon about half -past2 O'clock was caused
bytthe burning of one 2of FLA. Kuper's
stables, aon Fourth between Lsigh4esnd
jackson ests.-Anothsr= abte=andan
adjoining kitchen ware slightly damaged.
Work Of an incendiary. Loss about $400.
Thesproperty belonged ITO %. Gs Nlett,Ga1d
was partially insured ain the Atlantis and
Security Companies. Mr. Kuper ;sayed hia
carriage, and there, VAS Tile forsge in the
atable.rn..n ~ .afnrns a l.seilk1a .. .ans hsr.
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RENEW Your LIcENsEs.-Keepers5 of
ordinaries would do well to remember that
their licenses must be renewed during the
April term Of the Hastings Court Of Masis-
trates, which commences to-day. The
licenses expire1on the 3Otb of this month.
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ERnoR.-On Saturday, in a little notice
of Henrico county matters, the types made
US say that Mr.. John Peatrim was in
,every way concerned ~ IN the larceny of
four geese. L The facts ere directly the
reverse, and ,as We wrote them =" He was
in no way concerned in the larceny" ss Ia
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DEPUTY MARSHAL FOR V1RGINIA.-Colo-
mel Parker, the new United States Marshal
for this district, has rendered to Captain
John A. Lynham the place Of chief deputy,
which that gentleman has filled to such
general satisfaction under Msrshals Under
wood and Van Wrinkle. This is good start
for the new official, and win add to his
popularity with those who have business
with the United States courts. ,,.-... y ~
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| The FIRE pDEPARTMENT.-Itr, has been
stated that Chief Engineer Mullen is
having the steam fre-engines oyerhauled
and repaired. This is 9 mistake. He is
having hand engine HA" repscked, but
the apparatus generally is in frst-rate con-;
dition.-r -.s eyr g.. .ss-.g..-t. t...s y.aJlf, ;.
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ii DURYEA'S STARCH. This justly celebrated
and woi ld-renowned article has taken the first
prize medals in Eurore and In this country.
re- Its grea: strength and perfect purity, combined
with the gloss It gives to the fabric, makes it the
faForite Of tile housekeeper and the laundress 1t
is the most economical starch In every way, for
one pound OF 1t win go as far as two pounds Of
ordinary starch. There is at least q saving of
four centsh pound to the housekeeper IN the of
this article. . "a.
Ask the merchants for -DURYEAs's starch, and
be sure you get 1t. -. g.,. . .- s.rf..
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AEsALTERCATIog.-Q an excitement
was created on Franklin street near Eigh-
teenth on Saturday morning by set-to be-
tween two citizens. The affair had, how
ever, mot progressed very. fer before the
police stepped up and took the belligerents
toithe cage. They were Afterwards released
by promising on oath before Justice MUIR
ply that they would hereafter keep, the
peace towards all citizens, but more espe-
cislly 80 far as each other was concerned.
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. GROCKERY, &c.
PIcH NEW GOODS We have late

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
IL received very large and eles,n: asso: tmeni
oT CHINA, GLASS. EARTHsN WAnE, and
HOUSE pURNisHIhG GOouS, making om
,tock the largest and most complete In The state
and we invite the examination or our frlepdS anu
sil In want OF gouds In our line. Housekeepert
Will consult their interest by calliug on u.s. Cui
stock consists In part OF Rich Decorated nina
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet sets; White Jhihs ss,s asc
atc Cut aud Press ed Glassware. Ia ereaI variety
plated OF best quality Patent ce-pi.snsrs.
stne kodgers's Table Cutlery, American sn6
Iommon liable Knives, Tin Toilet Sets Platec
and Japanned Walters, Casscrs. Lamps LOOKING
GLASSES, yellow " are Brown stonsYafe, Sc.s &C.
AHN e. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
NH 81 am 1907 Main street {Ts gle squarel.
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE APRIL
IL, 1S69.-Joseph L. Gaines, James Roys-
ter, Henry W. Dabney, Box lS7, Rich
mond Va
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, q common medium
of communication n among Baptists ofthe south, is
an excellent medium for advertising. 1t Is read
by thousands who rarely see any other paper.
Office Main streat opposite Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12

RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SoCIETY.-A
meeting of the Board of Managers of this
Society will be held at the Office of the Vir-
ginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
at SIX o'clock this evening. --....... ..-..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12

SENT TO WILLIAMsB sBURG.-Sergeant
Bowie on Friday. took Thomas, Armistead
(eolored) and r. L. Bohannon (white) to
the lunatic asylum at Williamsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-12

THE YoGFHf WHO kEynR Pnw. "A WoMaFss---- MaFs =
lis stated by an, evening paper that our
feilow-citiaen Gustayus Myers, Esq, Is the
author Of the capital mmedietss entitled