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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-29

A remarkable story is reported from
Totnes, England. A bachelor became
enamorad of the wife Of q man living at
Ditisham, and negotiations were con-
cluded for Ler purchase for the sum Of
ESQ. The money was duly paid, and the
husband left the place, promising never
to return 10 claim his wife. Soon after.
ward, however, the woman was missed
from the house Of the purchaser, having
proceeded to rejoin her husband At
Totnes, where, with the ESQ, they are
enjoying a second honeymoon.
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OUR PRICES ARE:

o
Hive Sample Hive receipt to price,
address
JOSEPH "A. PARKER,
Agent for the above States and Shelby County.
eFFORls Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn where Bees
be seen In the Hive ct work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-29

Sir Moses Montehore, Baronet, was
returning from Italy to England. he
was detained at Pisa few weeks BY
illuess, when be was attended BY Dr.
Canham. The worthy Bsronet, who is
now nearly ninety years Of age, had
fortunately recoTered, and had passed
through Nice on the journey home. He
was expected in England - or after the
18th Of this month,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-03-29


Hive while the
aHd
moths other insects from entering will from the position the
refo admfance would gained within the e and from the known habits the
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faction Among advantas are twt: +
Hive in existence which of
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kind dof
which hisquiean itmt thesehar dhmes.
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can build other the uniform
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disturbed. Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07
WARN SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA.

mi, CELEBRATED WhTERING-rLACE
,.rv. r,cu for tGr reception and accommodation Of
,..mars. l. situated in Bath county Va, one hum
,s-,G a0d seventy miles west Of Richmond and
,,.s- ~" Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. aud
-..cnrG from The North ria the Orange and Alex
gr..sil railroad connecting at Gordonsvic.
Tn. Warm Springs are fifteen miles from The
,,,raad connecting at Millhoro' depot with line
a. coaches. passing by the Hot Springs and The
lIr4llur springs over II fine turnpike road.
These waters have been long and Justly famed
FIR their curative qualities In various diseases
,+ as for IN" luxury OF hathing. Their properties
a-, gently aprricnt ,iiurctir, and diophorcic
aaa applicable 10 the treatment of the following
diseased copdition>-Nz.
chronic rheumatism and Cont, and tliscas
smiling from their latent existence: Affections Of
the >pua! Marrow and It's consequences Paralysis
u.niplogia, following suppressed excavations
from uG.morrnoids or Uterine arrangements or
"r,aetn>is of Gnut and Rheumatism: Affection of
trr Joints: Lumbago: Sciatiac Contrac,ious and
Morbid Conditions Of the Bones the whole class of
me CutauCuuS Diseases Scorhutic and ScrOfnlous
Affections; Dyspepsia; Torpid and otherwise De-
ranged Conditions q; the Liver.
The improvements consist OF large and commo-
dI us iIo:c, " largr number OF handsome and con-
yruieuily ARRANGED Cottages, a spacious Dining
ad Ballroom, Gi!IiarG-roon, Bowling-alcy, Bath
TilF EArfis. which Of the temperature of
,,t.,,,,,maI EtTtI tn- .,rntIrn,cn AZ foe,
.In,. LADIES BATH Of equal depth.
Two spirit RIthS and 4 Privatc Bath for inva-
f.l. Al. of which connect with cold Plunging
Baths, supplied with spring water OF temperature
r.tn 7o der. Fahrenheit.
The l"csiitv If these Springs is remarkable for
h,.11.hiuc>- the surrounding country OF romantic
I,auty ami the atmosphere salubriolIS and invigo-
rating.
m. table accommodations VIII hc of the best
character. and every effort made 10 contribute 10
m. comfort and convenience OF visitors.
Persons intending 10 visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South arc directed to the
SIMMER schedule Of the passenger trains on the
thcsaprakc and Ohio railroad.
WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
W. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES A. FRAZIER,
join " . v AEWiCK,
10 o.Eru l.IGOS. j. I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

MAYORS CoURT-Nayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-The following cases were tried in
this court yesterday:
Catharinc Smidt, charged with un!aw-
fully stealing one piece Of Irish linen OF the
value $3.50, the property Of II. Harris &
Brother, was called, and by request OF her
counsel, Colonel MacMahon, the case was
continued until next Tuesday.
Rcbccca Fleming lcolored), charged with
unlawfully abusing Isaac Denser and his
family, and Isaac, charged with assaulting
and beating Rebccca Fleming, were ar
rigned. They were all discharged.
Robert Christian, charged with assault
ing and threatening Laclus Johnson, was
required to give security to keep the peace
Albert Noycs (coloredl, from the coun-
try, charged with being u suspicious cha
racter, was let oil on condition that be
would leave for his home Immediately.
Joseph Dedrick (colored) appeared on the
charge of trespassing OH the premises OF
Mr.. Pcmhcrton. The officer who arrested
him said that Joe could assign no reason
for lettering about the premises. Joe was
let off on condition that he would leave the
! city OF once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

DISCHARGES IN BANKRrPTCY.-Thc fol-
lowing is an additional list of persons who
have received their discharges in bank
ruptcy:
Peiorsbwg.-A. Whitehead, Thomas Pan
nall, Henry L. Morse, Isaac Eizenbum, W.
+. Morrison, Alex. Wilson, d. W. Bragg,
William +. Mallory, William L. Bcasley,J j.
NJ. Whitchurst, Il. W. j. Arson, r. 7. Stinc,
Richard Riches, John Burke, Lewis Luns-
ford Z. L. Lunsford, Highland Rushmorc,
William Wcddcll, James L. Rockwell, II. j,
Stone, J. n. Walden.
Dinuiddie.-J. P. Gillian, R. G. Bois-
seau, J. c. Bentley, Thomas Z. Marablc,
Z. 0. Fitzgerald, Andrew Dunn, John +
Edmunds, 4. Solomon, S. Rosenberg, L.
Hilman, c. f. Akin, D. Gibson, Z. F. Will
liamson, William II. Heller, G. May, Philip
T. Norwood, John S. Thomas, R. A. McKin-
ncy, Levi Litchtenstein, B. S. Turner, G.
C. Pugh, J. T. Brooks, A. E. Morse, George
Lyon, B. 4. Davis, 3. J. Black.
GraySon.-Stcphcn B. Comet, Charles
Frcdeking, NJ. NJ. Galloway, A. Cox, John
Delp, A. Vausht, W. NJ. Mitchell, R. F
Carson, J. NJ. Dickey, Abner Jones, S. G.
Cox, W. J. Neikirk, William Ross, Fielder
Livesey, John C. Harrington, E. W. Stem
per, NJ. Boyer, J. 3. Hash, S. Green, E. W
Perkins, Clarke Porter, II. Fulton, s. N
Dickey, L. A. Fredeking, Steve Clarke, j.
b. Hale.
DanviHe.-Jamcs r. Callum, George c.
Brown.
PiHsuvanin.-J. W. McKinsey, J. NJ.
Neal, A. b. White, G. D. Neal, Thomas J
Talbot, John J. Hawkins, n. II. Callum,
John S. Hightoward, John r. Terrell, j. Ii
Pcmberton, Manas Frankfurter, William
F. Swanson, D. L. Martin.
SpotSy!Uania.-Solon I. Caleman, James
L. Frayzer, James 2. Charters, George
Tyler, r. S. Denny, Alexander B. Hew'
lett.
Orange-Wcstley Stephens, Thomas G
Hcnshaw, Robert Terrell.
Cutpepsr Cooper, Albert G
Simms, c. G. Brown.
H0n0Uer.-James D. Winston, Billey W
Tallcy, E. C. Taylor, William W. Jares, 7
n. II. Massic, William NJ. Massie, Jesse
Stanley, J. VI. Anderson, William J. Car.
pentcr.
Ale2andria.-Henry L. Simpson, II. X
Bradshaw, George W. Harrison, Leopold
Bendheim, Samuel Beach, John c. Clarke
Henry Brenglc, Robert H. Gemery, JOSEPH
Cohn, John Z. Francis, George W. Harper
John D. Frudenthall, Anthony Brenner.
Chesterfeld.-Henry c. jerks, William
II. Jones, Peter R. Bailey, Archibald Dyer
LaacaStr.-Samuel L. Gresham, E. D
Hitchcock, w. Eubank, F. NJ. Watt, c. W
Leland, ". K. Lee.
Northumberland.-Joscph Palmer, War
ren I. Hill.
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sIrMMER RESORTS.
,,,11-rTOT SPRINGS. pOWHATAN

1I-GI-ENOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN
II Comfy, NA.-This cid and popular water
- T.c locntca five miles from Coallcld sta
tnl-i", trr Richmond and Danvillc railroadl has
,i.' thoroughly rcaucd and furnished, and offers
,'"'r9l inducements TO visitors.
"'ar waters arc sulphur. chalybcatc, and alum,
-, err Of Acknowledged efficacy. Tho sulphur
"nS "n%,s arranged for either hot cold plunge or
,n.,r ! are in perfect order.
grEr location IS very dcsirahic-in an airy,
it,y country. The lawns and walks arc we'll
IIYI2Icd aud cool.
TTc rrnpric:oTs pledge themselves that the
tTr S\b ACCOMMoDATIoNS SHALL BE
j<>IErASSEp.
- love rates Of charges, convenience to Rich
I'D and tho facility with which II can bc
l".,.el win recommend II 10 those desiring n
inner residence for their families.
rng.nd-trip tickets from Richnoud TO the Springs
- rsiuru can hc had ut tho ticket Office OF the
,.i ,bu,aud and DanNic railroad. Price, Sl.75. 4
"'.rr,trtahlr omnibus always In waiting upon the
-.t..tt nj the trains.
',,f,RGE> - per day, Sl2 per week, or gao per
,r.T.t4 Children under twelve years OF age and
+. .~fs! servants EalI-pricc.
a.. ae I'm NtRNFII. CORR & CO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIoUs.-The following announce
mcnts are made for our churches to-mor-
row
BaptistS. S.--Rev. W. Harrison Williams,
late of Charleston, S. c., will preach at the
First Baptist church in the morning at II
o'clock.
Rev. E. J. Willis will preach at the
Lcigh-Strcet Baptist church at II o'clock.
and at Grace-Street church in the evening
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
will hold its monthly meeting ct Leigh
Street church tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING D. S. Doggctt will
preach at Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church at ! o'clock. Rev. william E. Ed
wards, of Charlottesville, at quarter-past s
o'clock.
James R. Twitty will preach at Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal church in the
morning at II o'clock and evening at half
past o'clock.
The pulpit of Centenary Methodist Episco-
pal church will be filed by the Rev. DR.. L.
T. Baird in the morning at II o'clock, and
by the Rev. s. W. Moornan at half-past s
O'Clock p. NJ.
RcY. Royal W. flgg Will preach ct Union
Station Methodist church ct II A. NJ. and
quarter-past P. NJ.
Rev. J. ?. Garland having returned, will
preach Mt the Methodist church, Manchcs-
ter, at II o'clock \. NJ. and at st o'clock
P. NJ.
The regular monthly meeting of the Me-
thodist Sunday school Society will be held
at Trinity church Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Rev. Robert A. Armistcad will preach at
the Sidney Methodist church at II \. NJ.
and St ?. NJ.
st. Harh's (Enqlish Lutheran There
will be no service in this church tomorrow,
the pastor and choir having gone to Peters
burg to participate in the opening services
of sister church there. Sunday school at
9 o'clock 4. NJ. as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

ANOTHER GIGANTIC PROJECT BY LES
sErs.-M. Ferdinand dc Lcsscps, says the
Italie Of Florence, after having connected
two seas, is now proposing TO create a new
one. 1t appears that some enterprlslng
explorers of Central Africa have put for
ward the opinion that Sahara is the bed of
an old sen displaced by g convulsion OF M
ture. On the faith Of that assertion, NJ.
dc Lcsscps little time ago sent some ell
gineers to examine the coniguration of the
soil F.; and from the result of their labors
has become convinced that the desert in
question was, at its nearest limit, twenty
seven metres below the level of the Red
Sea, and that the depression went on in
crcasing towards the interior. He is, there
fore, of opinion that canal scvcnty-fye
miles in length would suffice to put the Red
Sea and the Sahara in communication, re-
store to the latter its original destination,
and create an easy method Of intercourse
with Central Africa by means Of these arti-
fetal oceans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07
THANKS to Turner, No. TIA Main street,
for Applct0n's Journal.

RoCKDRIDGE BATHS.-Our young and enter
prtslng friends PEYToS < BROTHER have made
this of the most attractive resorts In tho
mountains Of Virginia. The carc-worn and sick
traveller will lind here polite and humane propric-
tors kint and attentive assistants, good fare, COM
Portable and airy rooms, and everything else per-
taining to iirst-class watering-pace. We ap-
pend 4 few extracts from letters received by the
former proprictors of these springs AS to their
curative value, Hon. HENRY A. WISE says
II have never seen analysis of the waters,
but this know from experience, that used
bath or Us drinking water, they have the most
soothing and composing effect upon tile nerves,
that they effect the skin Immediately, making 1t
feel Ike satin and pleasant To the touch, and that
they arc Il fine tonic for the stomach. know of
no baths I'm the world as good. The Internal effect
the Is very gentle, not drastic In tho least
and operating mildly but decidedly, upon the Sec
retory and absorbent organs. For general consti-
tutional weakness, disordcrcd nerves dyspepsia,
cuane0us affections, arrangement Of the liver and
sccrctory organs, would, rs an invalid go to the
Rockbrldgc Baths sooner than to any watering
place known to me-
WILLIAM +. RlTCIIE writes ~ take true
pleasure In tcstifying my strong convictions of IT.
hcalth-givns qualities. Years ago, while suffer
Ing from general debility, was restored to strong
health by It's tonic cXhIlaratng influence"
j. +. TOMPKISS writes - Ny wliclas becn sur
ferng for some fifteen years with some affection
of the liver which caused indescrlbabc suffering.
| Indeed, so intense would her suffering be- that
from half TO Il whole grain of morphine would
he taken before she would experience relief.
This OF course, could only be temporary hut af-
ter having spent three months ut your beautiful
place she has been, think J,rmdneptiy cured"
Hon. john LETCnER says "From my boyhood
have attended the Rochbridcc Baths, for longer
or shorter period, almost every season, and have
derived great benefit from III" Use OF the baths.
! The wafer Is very beneficial In NIL cnancous DIG
eases, and is highly strengthening and n,gorating
| In eases Of general debility" &c.
Parties visiting these Springs will get off at
! Goshen Station, on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road; from which point they take one OF daily
line of stages and reach the Springs IN two hours
! and Il half.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


7 IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
IL REMAINING IN TIE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE AUGUST 7, 1860.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say advertised.
"lf not called for within one month they viii be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free delivery of letters by carriers at the resi-
denccs of the owners may he secured by observing
The following rules
II. Direct letters plainly to the street and num-
Der, rs well rs the post-ofllcc and state.
-. Head letters with The writer's post-onice and
State, street and number. sign them plainly with
full name, and rcqucs; that answers be directed ac-
COrdiuply.
"a. Letters 10 strangers or transient visitors in
town or city whose special address may be un-
known should be marked ut the lowcr-hand cor
Ecr ith the word transient
place the postage stamp IN the upper right
hand corner, and leave space between the stamp
and direction for post-markng without intcricr-
Ing with the writing.
IN. B.-A request for the return of letter to
the writer II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written printed with The writer's name post
Office, and state, across the cit-hand end oi the
envelope, on the face side, will Dc complied with.
Letters bearing such endorsement will be returned
Ia the writer thereof without additional Charge
See Sec. -, LtttC If 1868.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

FACTS FOR TIE LADIES.-I have been using the
BuTToS-lIOLE AND OvERSEAMING SEwING-MA-
CHINE ever since their first introduction without
the least repairs, doing all my family sewing,
consisting OF coats, oyercoats, pants, and vests,
down to the finest sewing, even to all kinds OF
patching. Besides that, have earned SIX hundred
and eighty dollars In about nine months. ] have
made three hundred button holes per day, besides
all other work have made twenty-five dollars with
one needle. Give me the iutton-IIolc Scwing-Ma-
chine In preference to all others.
MRS. Lucy IDA GREEN.
Phtladclphia, Pa, July lSGo
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BAIL LFoRFE1TED.-Joseph Volaski was ar

BAIL FoRFE1TED. Joseph Voaski wasa
rested a week ago for being concerned in the
disappearance Of a lot Of dry goods missed
from the store of Mcssrs. William n. Bell Il
Co., Main street, and was bailed to appear
yesterday morning before the Mayor to
answer. The enunciation Of his name seve-
raj times, according to legal usage, yester-
day morning, before the last-named func-
tionary, failed to elicit any response, and
the conclusion was arrived Mt that Volaski
had made himself scarce. Detective Cad
dock stated that he understood the accused
had gone to New York, and the inference
was left that he might even now be at Long
Branch or Cape May " "capering nimbly to
the lascivious blessings of Lutte" or sell
ing second hand clothing in Chatham street.
His appearance-bord was declared forfeit
ed. Mr.. Millhser, Jr., was Vo!aski's Sc
curity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

a Row oS MAyo's BRIDGE.-0n Thurs
day evening difficulty occurred on Mayo's
bridge between Philip L. Cosby and John
II. Worsham (thc tollgato kceper) under the
following circumstances Cosby and his
wife attempted to cross the bridge at G
o'clock Wednesday evening in o wagon.
Some dispute occurred ut the dollhouse as
to the amount they were to pay for cross
ing, when Worsham seized the horse by the
rcins to prevent their further passage.
Cosby then struck him with the whip, the
loaded end of which made severe cut in
Worsham's head. 1t il stated that Cosby
then attempted to draw II pistol. Worsham
ran into the dollhouse and returned
with shotgun, and told Cosby if he
drew the weapon he would shoot him. Cos
by was subsequently arrested for making
the attack, and Worsham was arrested on II
cross-warrant for assaulting Cosby. The
case was called before the Mayor yester-
day, and Worsham being unable to appear,
in consequence of his wound, the case was
continued until Wednesday next.
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AUCTIONssALEs THIS DAY.

CONSTABLE TALL will sell at 10 O'Clock two large
leather trunks and contents.
L. 4. GATHRIGHT will sell ut his store at 10
o'clock an assortment OF furniture, dry goods,
clothing, etc.
SHERIFF VADEN viii sell ut / 2. NJ, In Nanchcs-
ter. 4 large steam boiler.
COOK &c LAUGHTON will sell ut the horse lot,
ut 10 O'Clock, horses, mules, spring wagon,
bur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

PARDoNs GRANTED AND REFUSED.--The
Governor has pardoned George Williamson,
and sentenced 70 five years in the pcniten-
tiary for grand larceny, and Peter Wolff,
convicted and sentenced by the Hastings
Court of Richmond to three years in the
same institution. He refused pardons in
the cases of Jack Hawkins, Henry Robin
son, Alex. Jones, and Morton Witchcr, now
in the pcnitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

ESCAPED PRISONER ARRESTED. - Jim
Butler, the colored porter of the Richmond
House, was taken in custody yesterday
morning by special officers Merrill and
Murphy, on the charge of being an escaped
penitentiary convict; which, on examina-
ton, proved to be the case. Butler was
come years since received into the prison
from Fauquicr county, having been con-
victcd there of the murder of q colorcd man
named Henry Clay, and sentenced to eigh-
teen years confinement. Some time last
year he, with others, were hired out to work
on Il stone quarry up the canal. He con-
tnucd there till about six months since,
when convenient opportunity Offering,
he made his escape, and, after wandering
around in the country for some time, made
his way to this. city. Since he came back
here he has engaged in various occupations,
his last engagement as porter Of the Rich
mond House, terminating as above stated.
We arc not acquainted with the circum-
stance that directed the attention Of the
officers to Butler. He was taken back to
his old quarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-07

JUNK THIEF.-Wyatt Davis (ncgro) was
on yesterday brought before the Mayor on
the charge of stealing Il lot Of old iron from
Joseph Il. Anderson s Co. Wyatt was found
lurking about the canal bank with fifty
pounds of iron in his possession, and being
unable to show where he got it, he was ar
rested. He was sent on.
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NS.-kELIOGG

tkfNlt lMIORIAllONS.-
x GIBSON are now receiving and opcning
o. their own importation. large additions 10 their
STOCK, and are prepared To offer special induce
r"n'- 10 BUYERS New and handsome pattcrnso ot
Dinner. Tea. and Toilet Sets IN rich, decorated
syt0 band Piain " hitc China ana White Granite
Alrt Fancy Goods. Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
Errs aud other celebrated makers; ilated Ice
illcIcrg, Walters. Gobicts Forks, Spoons, &C.;
i'c'tigerators, WatcTCoolcrs. tastors, Lamps,
looking GIasscs Block Tin and Japan ware In
fi"al variety.
Country merchants hoteI-kccpcrs, and house
hcrpcrs vii! consult their interests by calling on
ua. KELLOGG Il GIBSON,
Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers
1907 Main street, Richmond. va.
EDWARD Il. TAYLOR aud X. &. SUTTON, JE.i
Na.tsIcti my 10
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A New Yorker at Mt. Desert says the sun
day Indian pudding there . is like mix
ture of oats and molasses. 1t is well adapted
for boarding house purposes, for no human
being in his senses would AK TO be helped
a second time"
There is on Irish woman living within
FIVE miles of Hudson who travels over $50
miles year, usually on foot, just FOR her
liquor .-Ne,o YoTh; Times.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RIcHMoND PosT-OFFICE August
!, lS69.-L. Sterns, Chesterfield Station,
Va; - Polk, Richmond, Va; Z. +. Hill
timer, Hot Springs, Va; James Murray,
Brooklyn, \. Y.
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THE TEACHERS Of the Fi:th-Strcct German
Sunday school hereby express their thanks TO all
who aided them In their picnic, which passed off
very successfully at Ashland on the "a Instant, and
especially to their worthy superintendent the Rev.
JOHN BLENNER and {. BEKGHEIIER, their Sec
retary.
We hope that our school will he visited more In
the future than In the past both Dy the old ana the
young members OF their congregation, and by
strangers. All are invited to lay hands on The
good work. Work while 1t Is called the day.
c, BERGUEIMER, Secretary.
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Row AMONG THE FEAALEs.-Sugar Bot
tom was in quite ferment yesterday. Two
females declared war, and it lasted during
the entire day, creating much excitement.
Mary Melton, the head yirago, was arrested
twice during the day by her opponent, Eliza
Washburne, and the affair was for a
short time quieted. The Mayor will de-
clare peace this morning.
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PERsoNAL.-Judgc D. D. Wardlaw and
family, of Abbcvillc, S. G.; Rev. c. P.
Gadsden and family, of Charleston, S. c.;
and Mr.. J. T. Moorehcad, Jr., of Greens
boro', N. c., ore stopping at the Spotswood
TJata1
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SALE OF CMAMBERs's TRUNKs.-Constable
Tall this morning will sell by virtue of o
Judgment of the circuit court the two trunks
containing all the duds of James Chambers,
who was so successful as to swindlc ono OF
our banking-houses out Of s2,54O short
time since