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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-12
COURT ORDERS,


VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the clerk
Office of the circuit court for Nelson county
on Monday the 5th day Of July, 1859,
Robert n. Page. Plainti II,
agaiust
George w. Martin, the heirs-at-law of Hudson Mar
tin, Jr.-viZ., Edmond Martin, David W. Mar
tin, Walker Martin, the children Of Elvira Haw-
kinS (who was Elvira Martini. ALISON Trigg, and
Mary Ann his wife (who was Mary Ann MARTINI,
G; I; Radford and Virginia his wife lwho was
Virginia Martin), L. 7. Crenshaw and Edmonia
his wife lwhc was Edmonia Martini, the heirs OF
Mary Dickinson-viz., Hudson NJ. Dickinson,
Richard Sutherland and Mary Jane his wife,
John Duggins and Francis his wife, Thomas j.
Rodes and Mildred his wife, and Charles l. Mar
tin, administrators de boatS non. with the will
annexed Of John NJ. Mrrtin, deceased.
Defendants,
IN CHANcERY.
The object of this suit Is TO obtain the legal title
to two tracts of land situated In the county of Mel
son, and sold by Charles l.. Martin, attorney In
fact for William Taber, surviving executor OF
John 81. Martin, deceased; and atidavlts being
made and filed that all the defendants above named,
except George w. Martin and Charles l.. Martin,
are non-residents OF the State of Virginia, 1t Is
dered that the said absent defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication hereof
In the Richmond Dispatch, and do what is ncccs-
sary TO protect their Interests In this suit.
copy--Tcste:
s. LOVING, ID. c.
'. IL AAAI!S, p'q, ~ l--1aWaW
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ q %. ICE-CREAM. sl.2e'
have reduced my A. No. IcE-CREAMto only
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FER GALLON.
pic-uics, balls, and families supplied In any
quantity free Of charge In the CITY,
ANDREW ANToN1,
iva Main street. beio" VIC p"''-
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NJ HEAVY LINEN DAMASk for
Crumb-Cloths, Piano and Tablc-Covers MUS
LINS for Curtains: NOTTINGHAM LACE
CURTAINS and CURTAINS in pairs; STAIR
LINEN. OILCLOTH for stairs: CARPETS,
MATTINGS, and WINDOW SHADES, In great
variety at reduced prices.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1915 Main street.
/. 4 lot Of FIFTEEN-CENT CALICOES, slightly
imperfect, will b. sold at l2ic. per yard. jyl
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MEETINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc mem. &
WI bcrs of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10. Ky
are requested To attend Il called meeting on/~\
THIS Monday EVENING ut 7 o'clock.
By order of the w. NJ.
JAMES L. RInDICK, Secretary.
July -, A. l.. $500, A. D. 1860. jy 12-1tT
rORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
" The annual meeting Of the members OF the
RICHMOND CORN AND FLOUR ASSOCIA-
TON will he held on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th
Instant nj O'Clock, at the Chamber of Commerce
for the purpose of clecting officers for tho current
wear receiving the reports of the Secretary and
Treasurer, and the transaction OF other business.
L. G. COGllLAN,
iy l2-2t Secretary.
CONS OF TEMPERANCE men,
~ Der Of SHOCKOE HILL DIVISION. No. 50,
SONS OF TEMPERANCE, Is requested to be pre-
sent nj their Division room, on Broad between
Sixth and Seventh streets (north side, THIS EVE
MING ut o'clock.
BY order of the W.P.
PETERFIELD TRENT,
~ l2-lt* Recording Scribe.
TIME BOARD OF MANAGERS having
L In charge the FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TON will meet THIS EVENING, July 18th, in
the lecturc-room OF the Broad-Street Methodist
church, at O'Clock.
jy Fit L. II. BROWN, Secretary.
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N5 DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
GIAIPs, PRINCES,
BUTTONS, sATIEs,
ENGLISH and RICE CAMBRICs,
CRISOLISE,
LINING BOOK.
RIBBONS. CORDS, and all other TRIM
MINGS required for ladies' dresses, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Largc-sizc BED QUILTS at 81. worth 49,
jy1
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STEAMERS,

- Il d IL A D i LEILA, RICH .zfTFk
SI,,n npSp AE SI N0RFQtH 1TEAM.ssssFS,
Phia every SAL RDaY, anG Elchmondcvcry FRI
DAi, alternately. Freight taken TOR Norfolk at mo
New Orleans, and bins Of iading signed through
rassase to philadelphia, including meal, aud
siatcroom, -. ". +. PORTER, Agent.
NH 3 Office, No. 2I2j Dock street
TOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO -,
4 MISlON, STEAMSHIP COMPA -eessss=ls4..sgss
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA. NLEE-
MARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York ror
H9riolk; Gity p9int and Richmond every TUE.
o'rIock 7. II. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY.
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, nj high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare acCcmmo!l-
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Freight for points beyond New York FORWARDED
with Dispatch and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all.
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected III lowest rates, when ordered
AT A QUARTER OF ONE PER CENT, at tie
offices Of this company.
\. l.. McCHEADY, President, ls7 GrccnwicL
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agent.
ia 10 corner Main and Eleventh STREET.
DOWHATAN STEAMBOATeECu.,
OF MARYLIHD and rETERShu 1t'..et'--
reliable. and safe route To- Baltimore. Savannah
Boston, and the West. Tri-wcckly line 10 Bait
more, making close connections With steamer, a.
Philadelphia. No transhipmcut Of good, l'
tween Eichmond and iialtimore. Leave nan.
more every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY. and =.
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday mp
to O'Clock l.. NJ. These steamers have excellent
saloon. statcr0on, and passenger RccommOdIt!ru.
Fare, !. meals and statcroom extra. For freight
or passage, apply Ia
HAKVEYS Il WILLIAMS, Agent,
an 10 Commercial RI3rE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTs-f.s-,fT7a
4 MOUTH AND ALL REGULAR stJJssgs.~.- aS
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES RIVER.-Ibc ia.'
ELIZA HANCON. Captain Il. {. CLIFFORD, l,a'r'
her wharf at Rockets for thc lboyc-named place.
on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
ut O'Clock a. NJ, andrcturns on Tuesdays, Thur
days, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to c"u.
meet with steamers Tor Baltimore and potts
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on ART
val of steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, $50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays Thursdays, and SATURDAY.
from II VI. 10 q Z. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings ~
Chesapeake bay and all regular landings on jaime
river, at reasonable rates.
Frcights for way-iandingS must lie prepaid.
In consequence of the mail hrag discontinue
1T Grove and Brandon Point wharycs, the steamer
will not stop at those landings
Apply TO l.. Il. TATuM, Agent,
ia 20 Oilicc, steamers wharf!
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MT I. d. BRIG G. SIS OLD-ESTAB-
LISTED BAKERY established in 1854, ana do
ing more business than any other bakery i'll the
city, keeps constantly on hand and baking fresh
every day, all kinds Of BREAB, CAKES, aud
CRACKERS.
Wholesale list OF Crackers and Cakes (by the
SODA CRACKERS Sc. u h.;
BUTTER. Sc. y. h..
OYSTER, Sc. u H.;
WATER, &c. u H.:
CREAM l2c. al b.;
ARROWROOT 12c. 70 D..
SUGAR, l2c. n b.;
LEMON, lac. fa b.:
SPICENUT, dc. "a b.;
MOLASSES CAKES, SOC. q 100;
SUGAR CAKES soc. u 100.
Made of the best material by the best workmen and
will be sold as cheap as they can be found in the
city. Give me call. my l9-3m
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BOOTS, SizSES, &c.

LIST OF PRICES OF FEW or G. HELLERH
NEW STOCK, RECENTLY PURCHASED
AT BANKRUPT SALES, NORTH:
CH1LDRES'S CONGRESS CATERS ut 90.
worth SIPS;
CliiLDREN'S HEELED YELLOW SHOES !"'
81 worth Sis; .. -,
LADIES' GOOD QUALITY CARPET NH
PERS at .0c. and Soc;
GENTS SLIPPERS At 75c worth 81
LADIES' CONGRESS CATERS et the 10" ii!'s
of$l: 80.
GENTS SEWED SUMMER SHOES 1t = wof,h
$3.50; besides Il large variety OF all oIheF A'N''
ofBOOTS,
SHOES,
STRAW HATS, and
TRUNKS, sold cheaper THAI eycr--LinonS 't.T Ell,
large variety OF FANcY-COLORED GILL
DREN'S LACE AND BUTTON BOOTS
A lot of BOYS STRAW CAPS At 25c., 1T
G.. HELLER'S shoe store,
corner Sixth and Broad streets
te el-eodtSeps Chilcs Cheaery's OLD stt'''.-
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n1Y HEAVY LINEN d u c X AND
DRILL at 25c. per yard:
WHITE r1HFN DUCK and LINEN DRILLING
In all qualities;
CASSIMERES,
vrvTTcKY JEANS and COTTONADES in
great variety. at LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
p,IN-1rAF undJAPANESE FANS. jyl
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ME- LLAMA LACE SHAWLS.

LARGE additions to our stock. Prices to suit all.
The best stock ever eXhiolcd' t'ii anu '"N'
,oot ,t them LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1915 Main street
SASH RIBBONS In all colors. N
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Observation-Disclosures.
SEWING-M!ACFEINES.
1911 BUTTON-HOLE AND 1911
IclI COMBINATION SEW Icll
ING MACHINE.

This MACHINE is by far the best that has rs yet
been made. II will sew all kinds of material from
all kinds OF stitching embroidery, braiding, cord
ing. fcling binding rut'iing, tuckng. sewing, and
gathering on at the same time: braid wit bout bast-
ing, biud without busting, and tuck without hast-
Ing. IL will work beautiful button-holeS, over
seam, and do all that other machines can do. And
more If you have Il family buy this machine
If you want to make money it will do that for you
in short time. The only way 10 compete with
want Il machine that you can work with case and
comfort buy the BUTTeN-uOLE We warrant
for all kinds of machines in or out Of order, for
anything from fiddle To knitting-needle. Get
the best machine, it will pay :or Itself; get the
BUTTON-HOLE.
Call and see this Incompatible MACHINE at 1911
Main street. or address the same number, 1911, or
box 257 post-otfice. jy lin
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M MOZAMBIQUES at zoe. worth ooc. ;
STRIPED and rLAID MozAMBIQUEs at &c.
worth 37lc.:
EMBROIDERED GRENADINES at 30 and aoc.
worth 30 and Soc;
srp1prD GRENADINES, nice styles, at 2ec.
worth 30c.:
LAWNS from 1es to the finest ORGANDf at Soc :
Wide WHITE GRENADINE and BAREGES'
IRON GRENApINE all widths and qualities
PRINTED CAMBRICS at Csc. worth Soc.
DRESS GOODS of every description, at low
prices, at LEV On
1919 and 1915 Main street.
Another lot ofthosc JET CHAINS. Jyl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

Dorfpfarrer @ldubtee. 2tsbetb ltette BE
barten Dtnse nit bes &atfers Btlbnt6 fett,
nod ,nebr ater tbreu Mann. cit fant Is
tet1'espess f@6n, bab Der 2oren3 ttr Dor Der
ebe feiner tuabren ~Imfdnbe" mad 8rdften
perfletnert unb perf&mte9en bate. Dc& fe
bottle, 'pas etnen Mnfans babe unb In etneut
%rpettldufsen 9auspefen obne 9ausfrau ra'
tarlt4 fet tperbe aud tpteber Elm Gnbe fin
ben.
[Gcrtesuns folst.l r'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27

Wfei,t 2ieb<beu ,1,tb Ser 2ena
teS 2ebemS.

..-r
@oa id eu@ rteim Qieb9en ,,ennen2
&Ss&eu tei6t bas bolbe Sinh;
@oQt TIT lie nod weiter tennen. -.
Golgt mir tad unb feb sef@wtnb
ST Is ui@t eia bolbes Mabdeu,
Die Id mir bab' auserwdblt
!8etae 1T int eat3et @tdbt&tn,
Die MIR 10 pte le sefdat.
Iueet, bat Ge tuie atuei Sterne,
Giaen r~cienso4en Munt,
llnb le lderst NIT mir 70 aerns
Bel BET {@Snen Mteabfuub.
@&Sn eetauet, i@Sn sun 3isen
llub ibr 9leu6'res t%inbrudssu4:
9ier Febt utae In Gins l& faset>
@as bic S@Snbeit babeu foQ.
Sollt' t5 rteine Wreisseianse
@rinteu auf benz S@Snbeitsidein?
Dies 3tpar gilt ber srpbeu Menge,
Ibureu laG' i'd tbSrt&t iein.
@eelenabel, tolbe 1beure!
Srdst bic S@Snbett, bic bid siert:
Ct iit's, bet i'd bSber fet're,
Mls ben Saimmer, Der serfIbrt.
8luntenretd, in, pradtsepanbe,
Stebt Der 2ebensIen3 mir ba
&Ss9en ailt bic @@Snf' I'M 2ante,
ltnb le buffet fern urb nab.
Sol@es Mdb&eu, fe su tabeu,
Sat aur nod r,ett Slid permebrt;
2~etenslen3, NIT betnen @aben
9a1 bas Bette mir eewdbrt.
@o aufrt9tie tint Semitic
llub Elm treuer, tpadrer Clint,
Glei6is, flint uab ielbF bic @ite,
@a8t TT etea at9t @luds9etpitn!
limb wte's 0clb II rein eeldutert
S&enft lie mir bic Ireue sata,
MQs5, tpas bag Qeben beitert,
Winbet fe gum i@Suet Rrana.
Dieie bab' i'd mir ertcren;
g. ,as 1@linet bas ebl'&e Banb -
.9aten wir IS ftf sei&wcren 1870
l1ns 81 freu'n I'M leb'sen Stanb.
@idle Sage, reid nit Greuben,
9deute, Susenbjeit, uns nun!
Wie lie RSni8e beneiben,
.5irlten, bic int Wurpur rub'n.
@eib eesriiBt, ibr Greibeitslunbeu,
@o tes 2ebe1s Mcrsen la@t!
Bleibt nit uns III 9ulb Serbunteu,
Dreintal Sod iet eu9 eebra@t!
Tbep. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-02-27
&tb6m 1T baS @eib &iipamia!

Mer tpirb Bit CUR Seite Gben,
Did als beia @emabl umfaneenz
S@Sn 1T btefes @eib 9t1pania!
gisle linb ibr na&s'sansen.
4aumt erlt @ittwe redt setuorttu,
Sat iie (9on ein DuBeab Greter
NQe f@ua@ten ibr ettsessn,
@9lagen ibre 2%iebesleier.
Denu (e III bic fdGnite Dante,
l1nb bic i~tul3efe Scn allen,
limb bic reidte uub bic tibnife-
Welder tpirb ibr tpubl sefaQen?
@Sbne Gnb's aus suten 9auiern,
Meltere unb tunse 5erren,
MQes eble, (tolse &itter,
81. Der S&Iuen 9ulb bsesbrsn.
Sbre solb'nen Spuren tlirreu
l1nb Fe raGeln nit ben Desen,
2iepeln fiiB BON etler Minne,
@erten lanft ibr 9er3 tereeen.
Greibeit, nit BEN bunteln Musen,
Mas serbetbt beiu fiQes 2d@eln?
Trite blidt bein i9Dnes Nntlis,
Das bic 2oden leis umfd4eln.
@eltjam (9eiut mir bies @ebabren,
ltnb i'd m6dte aur ererinben,
Wen (le wpbl, mid niututt es Wunher,
Wirb ais 8rduti8a,t serfiinben
g. Yletf9 er.
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ger Rafkfdlligr.
@e(nihte NIT %3ettsemdbeu &anbslc0en
=. ". 9agele.
".
(Gsrtf2bung.)

MQes inter Dem Monbe bat feline 3tpet
Setten unb bsn,semdb and bic pielbeipro>
9ene Gnnaneipation bes @eibes. MQer>
btnss IN benz Chime mie bic rptben Gbrttus'
batter uue &trdenfarmsr bieielbe aufa6en,
tann tein pernaritiser Men19, sefawetse
etn @bri(t b%eilttm1nen. Die emancipation
bes Sletihes, pelher tn rnebr ais elmer &C.
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raentalen unb tir6liden Gbarafters Der gte
blSbiinnts pcrsearkeitet rirb, .pdre Der
fdnur9eerabe @es CUR gertbteruns unb Jun,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-13

A MILD WINTER has been felt in Europe as
in this country. The Paris journals in their on.
beavers to console those who enjoy the ice and
chill OF winter, state that in 1922, 1907, and,
further back, in 1901, the temperature was as
unusually warm as it is this year; that in 1892
the Germans never lighted their stoves; that
1917, 1912, 1907 were likewise wonderfully mild,
that in 1888 the gardens were full Of flowers in
the month Of January; that in January, l4S1,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-13

cherries ripened, and grapes in May and that
in 1172 the trees were covered with leaves, Aow-
ers bloomed, and birds built their nests. while
the little ones aedyed in the month Of February.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-13

From 70 years residence IN In sas county, and long
periencc In the lumber business know the Of the
people, and make II my study to suit my patrons
All In want of lumber TRY ME and you shall be satisfied
Thankful for past liberal patronage hope by honesty and
fair dealing to merit continuance Of tho same.
Oct3- ". w. CALKiNS
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SEE $40 reward for estray horse in another
column.

OoLoRED SCHOOL BILL.-Kr. Editor: Permit
me space in your columns to denounce the
faise statement of j. T. downing, the keeper OF
ne House Restaurant pm blshed IN a morning
paper OF the 17th instant. The meeting that
was Deid al Union League Hail on the Is a,
was composed OF a large number OF the citi-
ems OF color of Washington and George own,
VINO are property holders aud voters. The
resolutions adopted requesting Congress 10
pass the school bill over the Presidents veto
are the wishes OF that number. As regards
tHa' he rs connected with the parry who we 1t
10 President johnson to secure the veto of
me OIL, and Is with those who have the
money that Congress voted for the benefit of
c9lored schools, and which is in the hands
and custody Of Trustees who give nc security
Whatever for the proper use of the same. Mr..
DoWnlng is but recent conner among US,
and hardly the proper man to set himself
M as the exponent Of the views and wishes
OF the colored people of this District. The
reasons why we wish this bill to b.
come law are that we believe the money
raised by the city for colored schools has not
been ludIciously expended by the present trus-
tees, by purchasing ground valued at I2k cents
a foot and paying As cents therefor, the pur-
chase being made from one Of the trustees
This does not look like economy IN the affairs
OF that board, TO say nothing else OF il. This
lot was for the erection of 4 school. house for
the First and Second Wards. 1t is located on
2lst street, the extreme boundary of the First
ward, and in every way a poor selection. If
the bosrd cared anything for consulting the
convenience Of those who have to send chil.
dren to that school. This school ought to have
been in the neigh borhood Of 10th or 18th streets
and appropriated at least towards a central
location. There ia also complaint OF the man.
ner In which the schools are conducted have
10 doubt that vast Improvement could be made
in this matter, in the selection Of teachers &c
There evidently seems to be q desire on the part
OF those opposing this school bill to create
FEELING between the colored voters OF Wash hing.
ton and Mayor Bowen and the other white Of.
hcers OF the city government In this they
must surely fail. The colored men have no
sympathy In anything Of that kind. They
yielded their confidence and support to those
gentlemen when they were elected, and have
seen no cause since to take back that conf.
dence, and do not intend to.
THOMAS MARTIN.
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CoRNs, &o.-Dr. W bite, Surgeon Ohiropodist
81 twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established at
f24 Pennsylvania avenue, between u and 9th
streets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns
Bunions, Chllblains, Club and ingrowing
Nails. and other diseases Of the feet without
pam or inconvenience to the patient The
shoe can be worn with ease lmmediatelv
after the operation. Refers to the mapy
eminent physicians, surgeons and thousands
Of other responsible persons who patronlze
nls establishment. Hours from a. M to o.
NJ. Owing 10 press OF business at office DR.
White is unable to visit patients at their resi-.
dences except between and Sp. m.
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The COURTS.

CRIN1NAL COURT, Judge Hsker.-The Judge
announced that the decision in the case of W.
n. dempsey, for assault and battery on Samuel
a. duncan was further reserved on account
OF displacement of papers Resting the case
The case OF Lewis Means, indicted for an as
saul' and battery ON Thomas Linsdale, with
intent TO Kill. was then taken up and the testi-
mony proceeded with
ClRCUIr COURT, Judge Cartter-The case OF
the Richmond and York River Railroad VS..
the National banx Of Metropolis was resumed,
and argument had on both sides.
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T,O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONORRH.

DHIAniAINf OF 1HI ISfElIol,
PENSION OFFICE, July 18th. lSSs
,A1nnceCon having been made under the act
June ., 1850, for the reissue Of the following De
scrioed Land Warrants, which are alleged to 6aYs
tnas At the date foiiowins the description Of
Will be retssued IL no valid objection shouId the,
appear. U. y. COX. Commissioners.
, No. "a rsH, Tor LEO acres, issued under the act n
september. loou. in the name Of Lucinda widoy
o. r. Loyeloy' and Was granted August Il, 1850
No 4o,l23, for so acres, issued under the act o.
n arch s. 1855, In the name of Lazarus Tiley AM
vas granted August 8, 1858. March Is 1859.
. no. ll.oS2 Tor loo acres, issued under the act o
march 1855 tp the name of Lydia Carlton. widow
OF John p carlton, and was granted December 81
1855. April 10, 1873.
No. lbs gs6, fer loo acres, issued under Act Of
March 8, 1885, in the name of Joseph Green, an
was granted October p, 1861. April 10, 1859
No n, l23 for ~ acres, issued under the act O.
March j. 1855. in the name of Lazarus Tilley AM
WAS granted August 8, 1856. March Is, 1859.
No; II AZ. for 90 acres. issued under the act o.
March 5, 1885, in the name OF Bailey d. Chaney
and was granted September 4, 1881. April "a, 1859
No. 6,9l9. for 80 acres, issued under the oct OF
u arch 5, 1855, - the name Of Bailey d. Ohaney
and was granted October =, 1855. April -, 1859
no 49,. fo1 90 acres, i.susd under the oct OF
and was granted Decenbsr 80, 1851. May /, 1859
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DOCTOR J. II. THOMPSON HAS RBMovHD his
ONE, ana residence from the FIRST Ward to
nassach usetts avenue, between Thirteenth anu
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
from TO p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from 1 to 2p. m. every
day. Sundays excepted. IO3
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POTOMAC FERRY CoxPANyTbs s,ocp-
holders Of the Potomac Ferry Company held
their annual meeting yesterday al the anklng.
hoase OF Jay Cooke Il Co., and elected the fol-
Cooke, II. q. EahnCs;ock, h q. Swain w
Rsmsen, J. A Wills and ) 5. Howison. The
directors subsequently elected = y HoviSon
PRESIDENT, and 5. 7. Brown secretary
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the Proyidert Aid Society having ben ex
hausted, II was determined yesterday to close
the symphonies in the First and Seventh
wards for the present There 10 still some wood
10 De distributed 10 the poor by Mr.. Campbell,
and yesterday the Mayor gave an order for Sl75
worth Of groceries 10 be distributed by the
Prov Ident AID Society.
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FIFTH WARD REPCBLICASs.-A meeting of
the sItI-MaIyman wing of the Republican
Club Of the Fifth Ward was held last evening
Cn CARROLL Hill, bet cen LIST and ID streets east
MIR. l.. Atkinson IN the chair, and w S.arle
secretary. The Chair announced the different
CON mlttees 10 make arrangements for the inau-
suratiOn ceremonies. for the reception to Sena-
tor Brovnlow. and TO urge upon the Civ
Councils that the Corporation work should be
II: cut by days-work instead OF by contract as
heretofore Mr.. II. Cole spoke OF the action of
the representatives. Of the ward in the CITY
Councils. IN regard 10 the interests of work
ngmtE- and characterized their actions as IN
IurlouS TO that class; wheredpOn. on motion OF
MT h Gatchell, a committee of I've, with Mr.
'" Slater as chairman, were appointed to
act as lobby members AT the CITY Coun Gil meet
Ings. 10 further the Interests of the workingman
OF he city generally. Amendments to the by-
laws OF the club We're offered and adopted A
resolution wes offered and adopted request
lIg the Mayor 70 use his exertions TO get two
toIrds- or a. mucn hereof as may be poss ibls,
q the Congressional appropriation for the poor
Of he CITY 70 be used for The employment of Ia
tOTesS on Corporation wOrk. anu the o he.
reIrd FOR the benefit Of inJigent women and
ChIld,en unable 10 lsbcr. n. T Simpson then
spoke of the {, Iduct Of ne Commissioner of
TIE ward Mr.. Barnes, and requested an ex-
ylanafon- MI Barnes then took the stand and
s;atsd that all his Efforts had been ana would
De Tor the interests OF The Republican party and
tue wor king men OF the ward. He had used his
best endeavors 10 get the work In the Fifth
Ward let out by days work instead or by con-
uact. He would change the force Of hands en-
pIoyed as often rs he thought the interests of
The Corporation demanded IL; and closed by
Appealing 10 those whom he employed 10 WORK
IIoustrlously, and their merit as workingmen
would Be appreciated, and ne himself be rad of
gTeai deal OF trouble and ANNOYANCE Arter
singing "JOhn Browns Dody lies m ou ,dering"
The NEE ing adjourned.