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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-28

The CHARGES AGAINST MAXWELL
The charges recently made against Mr..
Wardwell, and which we're published in the
Dispatch day or two since, have attracted
the notice Of General Candy, and we learn
/ that it is his intention to appoint board Of
army officers for the purpose of examining
/ into them. The board will be appointed
forthwith. z1
The Richmond correspondent of the Pc
Btersburg Indez, in noticing these charges,
says g a5E
's.WardHell, in reply to these charges,
has written letter, which, leaving the
main issue, proceeds to do up this man
Hovey, who came to Richmond three years
L ago as teacher Of the Freedmen's Bureau,
and achieved his first notoriety By receiv-
4 ing cowhiding from gentleman named
! Hotze, who inflicted this chastisement upon
4 him in the open streets in revenge for an
insult offered his little brother. Ward we'll
says thst this complaint is made because he
discharged Hoyey. BE narrates how Hoyey
came to him, recommended 90 9 Christian
man and q single gentleman, and obtained
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ton, Ohio, in which the Cincinnati Lodges
joined. A grand ball last night wound up
the celebration in Wilmington, N. O.. There
was large procession at Alexandria, Va,
joined by Lodges from Leesburg. Hugh La
than, Esq, grand marshal, and Rev. James
G.. McCabe, orator.
In the West, the Odd-F Fellows Of Illinois
gathered at Peoria to the number Of two
thousand FIVE hundred, besides the resident
members, and there was procession,
speeches, ball, and supper. The 0dd-Fel-
lows Of northern Iowa gathered at Dubuque,
with the same programme-Rev. J. D.
Hanson and Professor Charles Kretchner
were the orators. The celebration in St.
Louis, Mo-, was grand affair, with over
forty Lodges in procession-Hon. William
Wallace, Of Indiana, delivered the oration.
At Indianapolis about forty Lodges of the
city and State, were out-Vice- President
Colfax was present on Saturday to attend,
butwss suddenly called away by illness in
his family. The display was the greatest
ever seen in Indiana.
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SALES OF REAL FsTATE.-Richardson 4
Newburn have made the following gales OF
real estate in the last few days: Four acres
Of land, with brick dwelling, one mile
from the corporate limits, for IS, 900; hf,
teen acres near the city for So 600; farm
in Chesterfield for $4,000; farm in Han
over for s2,500; house on Marshall street
between Twenty second and Twenty third
for 81 500; mill with twelve acres Of land,
near Meadow station, on the Richmond
and York River railroad, for Sl,5OO; q
farm near Meadow station, on the Rich
mond and York River railroad, for $3.50; o
farm below Richmond for $3.50 FIVE acres
in Ashland for 500; one lot on Compro'
mise street for $50.
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CIVIL APPoINTM ENTs.-General Candy
has made the following appointments in
Special Orders No. S4:
Justices of the Peace.-Accomae: Gill
bert Bell, Lewis Crockett, Henry T. White.
Brunswick (: B. B. Wilkes, j. W. Jones,
John W. Tay lor, John Duggor, George ".
Johnson, George L. Lacy. Botetourt: John
Etzler, Abrahsm K. Lemon, John thinner
man, Philip NJ. Firebaugh, John Rhine
hart, Lewis Hammett, Charles .Sizer, David
skidmore, Robert Flaherty, Evans Deisher.
Commissioners Of Rsuen'ss.-Acccmac {:
John W. Gillespie. Princess Anne: John
Ackiss. Norfolk county: E. J. Murphy
and Edmond Foreman. Lancaster: A. NJ.
Hughlett. Northumb berland D. Fl. Gulick.
Frederick: C.S. W. Barnes.
Miscellaneous.-King William: J. II.
Fisher, coroner, to fill vacancy; ". E.
Hart, surveyor, to fill vacancy. Princess
Anne j. H. Remington, commonwealth $
attorney. Patrick: George W. Booker,
common wealth's attorney. Isle of Wight:
Charles H. Hart, clerk of the county and
circuit courts. Westmoreland A. d. Rep
burne, sheriff, to fill vacancy. Norfolk city:
William A. Mahegan and George W. Co.'S
derry, members of the common council.
Fredericksburg city: Charles Miller and
7. B. Dunn, members of the common coun.
ell
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The 0pERA.-Last night, the second .

The QPERA.-Last night, tho second 0g
the season of the Richipgs Opera Troupe
was very brilliant enc at the Theatre. The
audience was very crowded and gay, end
the performance was admirable. Inc au-
dience was generous aud cnthused, and the
actors caught the spirit which app!audsd
them, and the whole house, stage and audi
tory, was gilded by the joy Of satisfaction
which makes such night In the Thesfre
long remembered by ell present.
Mrs. Bernard did as she always does--
sustained her high character as briliEans
vocalist, 9 decorous and graceful act4esss
and most gentle and lady like woman.
Mrs. Seauin made her first appearances
since her arrival, and was warmly wei-
coined. She is much improved In person
and voice since her last visit 20 this city.
Her voice has more volume, and Is mellow
ed considerably. She was much spplauded.
Mr.. Campbell did remarkably we'll. His
rich voice and artistic execution alWsyo
wins the approval Of the Richmond audi
ence, and be never appeared to better sd
vantage than last night. Let us auggest %
HIM that he is, probably imperceptihiy 70
himself, falling into nasal intonasisn,
which detracts from the distinctiyeness Of
his enunciation and impsirs his efficiency.
He can, we suppose, guard against this.
Castle Was cold at beginning, and sung
with little effect for some time but warmed
up afterwards, and won an enthusiastic
encore. : o5
We had almost forgotten that the play
was "The Crown Diamonds" Auber's very
pleasant work.
Tonight we will have the Bohemian
Girl" with gradual warming up Of the
public to the elegant entertainment Of the
Richings troupe. II Is,
One thing We should not omit to say, and
that is that the chorus is full and admira-
BILE, the orchestra fine, and the general ap-
pointments unsurpassed before in dramatic
representations in this city.
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MAYORS CoURr-Mayor Ctahoon pre-
siding.-Martha Bell, charged with being
drunk and disorderly and using obscene
language in the street, was fined $3.50, and
committed in default thereof. @9E
Thomas Martin, charged with assaulti1g
Mary Dougherty, was discharged. !.
Thomas Jackson (blind negro, charged
with entering the house Of Edward Grey
and stealing blanket, was sent to the poor
house. ar @ Ee 4
Dabney Page (negro), charged With De.
flaming the character Of Robert Z. Boiling,
was discharged. =,
Fleming Trent (negro), charged with
stesling q coat from Henry jackson, was
called, and the case continued until to-day.
Van Garth, charged with assaulting and
striking George Brown with an axe, was
sent on to answer Indictment.
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ExEcUT1vE.-The Governor has acted
upon the following applications for pardon
I Augustus Butts, convicted at Portsmouth
in February, 1869, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years on a charge Of
breaking into house and stealing goods of
the value Of fifteen dollars. Pardon grant
ed.
William Thacker, convicted at the Hus-
tings Court Of Richmond, October 1868, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for three
years, on the charge Of burglary and steal
ing goods of the value of $500. Pardon re-
fused.
Winder Stokes, convicted in Prince Ed
ward county, and sentenced to the county
Jail on the charge Of petit larceny and steel
ing property Of the value Of eight dollars.
Pardon granted.
William Nelson, convicted at Portsmouth
September 1866 of stealing two watches
valued at eighty-fYe dollars, and sentenced
to the penitentiary for Eve years. Pardon
refused,
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CLOSED ON SATURDAY.-In consequence
of General Mulford's leaving his office, and
turning the business over to his successor,
Mr.. Burgess, the Office will be closed on Sa-
turday next. Shippers and merchants will
take notice, and procure their permits, pay
their license tax, &c., before that time.
We have heard but one expression, and
that of regret, at the displacement Of Cen
eral Mulford. By his attention to business,
his kind and courteous manners and gen.
tlemanly bearing, he has won the respect
and confidence of our entire community,
and there is not one but would have petit
toned for his retention in the office. We
hope that we may be able to say the same
Of his successor.
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/ LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT- OFFICE April
2S.-Thomas, Otis, Leroy & Co., New York,
MY; E. B. Clarke, Chesterfield county
Va; William 81. Trueheart, Baltimore,
Nd; George C.. Read, Norfolk, Va; vii.
son Price, Detroit, Mich; John G. vii.
liams, Orange Courthouse, Va; DR.. ]. L
Archer, Chesterfield county, Va.; A. j
Hamilton, Richmond, Va; James ii. Sub
lett, Powhstan county, Va; Captain Good
win, "U. 8. a." Richmond, Va; Mer
rick s. Sons, Philadelphia, Pa; ]. F. NJ.
Richmond, Va; Governor Smith, Mont
gomerY, Ala.
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employment; and how, soon after, q wo.
man with two children) came on from the
North claiming TO be Hovey's wife, and
whom Hovey denied ever having seen be-
fore; how, brought down to the point, he
agreed to pay her $3.50 cash and portion
Of his weekly salary to 90 back and keep
num-" &c., sc. When this came to
Honest Wardwell's knowledge he sent the
achool-teacher on his travels. He promises
to { do up Thompson after little. This
is another verifcation of the good old adage,
When rogues fall out, honest men get their
own ~ se
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W SALALEM BROTH.-BENSON's sA-
LALEM BROTH is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, Salt
Rheum Poison Oak and all eruptions OF the skin.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any Of these annoying diseases as a
certain and speedy cure, completely eradicatirg
the disease, leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant
For sale by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Agents,
ap lo-sm Richmond Va.
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THROUGH FREIGHT LINE TO New YORK.
Mr.. J. b. Norris, freight agent Of all-rail
liro from New York and Philadelphia to
Baltimore, Richmond, and points beyond,
accompanied by Mr. N. H. Ho,chkiss, #
Richmond ard York River line, are now in
toan looking after the interests Of the COM
pany here. We are told that freights sent
b. this line reach Richmond seesnd day
after shipment.
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YIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
LU8HIC&TIga OIL.
EQUAL TO IHs BssI gPEsM on. Ar ON

EQUAL ToTHR Bgsr ePERM OH, 1T ONE
IHian aHE PRICE.
uiiabie for slow or rapid mac chinefy Of every de
scripi,n free from ali impufides-wArrsnied
not 10 heat or gum.
ky.ry barrel warranted - give sAtistsotaons CT
TO be re urned at oer e1rense. =, g
It dtes not soil che hi.ghies. mashtnesy Tho
machinery should be clean before using Shta OILS
) uraers addressed % MS win receive prompt as-
UaUsIos. are cautiogec that the
on aid by us g:rs rcm all 0ihst PesIoleum Lu-
hrisatine lis OF red In shts market We are sole
ayegts hare for tho YIHGISIA NATURAL Ps-
TnOLEItM l. UBH H1cATlN6 OH, which We cn-c
ss low ss NJ can be had In any markets
PURUELL, LADu 4 CO., hichmold. Va.
spM General agents for flfStnSs.
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REcAPrURED.-Dick Taylor, the mail
carrier who was recently arrested near
Winchester, charged with robbiDg the mail,
but who subsequently, broke jail and
escaped, has been recaptured, and will be
brought TO this city to await examination
before the United States grand jury, which
meets on Monday next.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CHURcE
HILL.-We learn that Rev. William E. Hill
ct present of the Union Theological Semi
nary, has accepted the invitation of this
church to become "stated supply" to it
and will enter upon his duties on the fourth
Sabbath in May.
Mr.. Hill preached twice on the past Sab
bath to the congregation, and those who
heard him were very fayorably impressed
toward him.
Arrangements have been made by which
oil the services in this church will be regu-
larly kept up until Mr.. Hill takes charge
Of it.
/ Rev. Thomas E. Converse will lecture al
this church tonight OF s o'clock.
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Your committee recommend that the
essays submitted on the different subjects
for which premiums are offered be CON,
sidered the property of this Society; and
that if the Executive Committee deem it ad-
yisable, these essays viii be published fo1
the advancement Of horticulture and pomol-
ogy in Virginia. sat
Your committee suggest that essays b
submitted on or before the lst Of October
1869, addressed to the chairman, Dr.. s. z
Moore, post Office box No. 6s6, Richmond
Va
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FOREIGN MISSION RECEIPTs.-The re-
ceipts of the Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, located In
this city, were $40 ,224 for the year ending
on the 18th instant. Of this sum, 81, ,l76.25
we're contributed by friends in Scotland,
and s705 go by friends in England.
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RAID ON observation-disclosures HAUL
Two special deputy marshals, acting under
orders Of United States Marshal Parker,
made raid into Bedford county on Mon
day last, and captured six illicit distilleries
and their owners. The persons who were
running them we're brought to this city last
evening and taken before Commissioner
Chahoon. They were bailed in the sum of
two thousand dollars each for their ap-
pearance before him this morning.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. .-On Monday work
man at the Tredegar Works named William
r. Johnson was struck ever the head with
large piece Of iron, and his skull free
tured. He was carried to his home, where
every attention was paid him, and his con-
dition at present is such as gives hope Of
his recovery.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Drs. A. NJ. Poindexter
J. B. Taylor, and j. L. Burrows, left the
city on yesterday to attend the commence
ment exercises Of the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, at Greenville, s. G.
They will 60 thence to the Southern Baptist
Convention, at Macon, Ga.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

STATE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION To
DAY.-The State Conservative Convention
meets in the Exchange Hotel to-day at Il
o'clock. A large number of delegates ar
rived by the trains yesterday, and the trains
this morning will bring many more. The
hall in which the meeting is to be held will
not more than accommodate the delegates,
and in order to secure seats for them, tickets
of admission will be issued. James R
Fisher, Esq, secretary of the State Central
Committee, will be at the Exchange Hotel
this morning from 9 to II o'clock to enroll
the delegates and issue tickets.
Among the arrivals we notice Hon. John
B. Baldwin, Hon. A. H. H. Stuart, ex- Co.
vernon William Smith, Hon. D. c. pejar-
nette, William 7. Sutherlin, Branch ]. Wor-
sham, John T. Seawell, J. M. Hudgins, Hill
Carter, Hon. Fayette McMullin, Colonel
Robert Z. Withers, ]. F. Slaughter, Judge
2, Turner, Wood Bouldin, John L. Marye,
Jr., General James L. Kemper, James Bar
bour, Thomas j. Randolph, and R. W. N.
holland.
The press is already represented by
Messrs. L. @. Washington, of the National
Intelligencer P. Bouldin, Danville Times /;
R. Mauzy, staunton Spectator; A. Wad'
dell, Lynch burg Ne,os a. A. Little, Frede-
ricksburg Neios J. H. Kelley, Fredericks-
burg Herald Charles W. Button, Lynch
burg Virginian; and others are expected
this morning.
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FOR ESSAYS

For hest ESSAY on the profits Of general
fruit culture in Virginia, including
small berries-viz., blackberrles, straw
berries, currants, etc. tc....................
For best essay on grape culture In VIZ
glnla. .......... .....:..'. '..'.',...'....'
For best essay on profits of garden pro-
ducts. .......... ....,...........'....
For best essay on native wine (Fa.).....
For best ESSAY on culture Of tiowers........
For best essay on the diseases, depredations
of insects, etc., affecting fruit trees, and
the best means Of counEeracting the
effects Of the same. e.......................
For best essay upon the fertilizers best
adapted to promote the growth (and
production OF fruit Of grape vines and
fruit traes
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-LARGE
NUMBER OF CAsEs.-The spring term Of the
United States Circuit Court, District of Vir-
ginia, meets in this city on the third Of
next month. Chief Justice Chase is ex-
pec.ed to be present, and many highly i'm
portsnt as we'll as interesting questions will
be brought to the attention of the court.
In glancing over the clerks docket, now
prepared, we find 'si1ty-one criminal cases
pending. The cases for treason have dis
appeared, under the humane proclamation
of our former President, and those now re-
naming are mostly for violation Of the in
ternal revenue laws. To that docket the
court promises to give special attention, and
will no doubt arouse some parties herea-
bouts who at present seem to be quite in
different.
The common law docket numbers 2l5
cases, eleven Of which are cases of appeal
from the judgment Of the lower court un-
der the confscation act, and eighteen cases
which have been removed from the State
courts.
The chsncery docket numbers seventy
one cases, of which are the celebrated bank
suits against the Bank Of the Valley in
Virginia, the Farmers Bank of Virginia,
Exchange Bank of Virginia, Bank of Viz
ginia, and Central Bank Of Virginia.
These suits are followed by auxiliary pro-
ceedings in the nature Of suits to the num-
Der Of over 600, and others are still coming
in. These proceedings are very Summary
in their character, and have been resorted
to to compel settlement by the debtors to
~ &6a Ior
The largo increase of business in this
court, and its important interest to the
community, will thus be perceived. The
new judiciary bill lately passed by Con-
gress, anticipating the increasing business
of the United States courts, provides for
a. resident circuit judge. We would sug-
gest to our lawyers that it would be to their
interest, as we'll as to the interest of all, to
be considering the matter, and to settle
upon some good and pure man whom they
might recommend for that position.
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CONVICTED OF Observation-Disclosures,
charged with the murder Of his n-in-law,
Clarke, was convicted on Monday in Ame-
liza circuit court Of murder in the second
degree, and sentercsd to FIVE years in the
penitentiarY. .e
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8ittturoltd 1ispatth,
WEDNESDAY APRIL 90, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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POLITICAL RCoS oMY.-The most satisfactory
compromise may be Effected by all parties, whether
Conservatives, Ralkerites, or Uitras, by merely
calling upon BALDWIN tie clo,hier and procu-
rirg some OF til: Sc spring suits he Is ceiling st
compromise prices. They are adapted to suit all
parties, occasions, and pockets. trrg.fga
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ST. JoHN's CHURCH.-There will be ser
vice in this church tonight at s o'clock, on
which occasion the rector will preach, and
administer the rite of baptism to several
adult candidates.
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Observation-Disclosures desirous Of test.
ing the endurance Of the iron steed. and proving
their OWE agility, will find the new rink on VauI-
hall Island Just the place, Open day and night.
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gornery, 3

LEWIS LIsDsEY's CAsE.-The case OF
Lewis Lindsey, charged with being drunk
and creating disturbance, was dismissed
yesterday morning blythe Mayor, the com"
plainans expressing desire to have suoa
/! aosion taken. @ "
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Members Of the Convention will consult their
own interest by buying their clothing aud shirts
from e. q. SPENCE & soN merchant tailors and
dealers in gsntlemen's furnishing ,ods No. LOO
Main street. corner OF Thirteenth.
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Every member OF the Convention should call on
Z. .iPhNcz q soH at No. 1900 Main street and
get pair of those patent elliptic suspenders and
brace combiaed. Call and supply yourselves, and
yJu " Ill never regret It.
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LIGHTNING RoDs.-The best are copper.
MoUHTcAsrLS puts them up at comparatively
small cost. For all kinds OF Plumbing, Gas-Fit-
ting, and Furnishing Goods, $40 Broad
street is the place.
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POhT UE klCdMOND, APRIL "a, loos.
ARRIVED.
Steamer J. s. Green, Vnnce, Philadelphia,
merchandise, w. p. Porter. s...s
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
SAILED. se.. H.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trayers, Balti-
more merchandise and passengers, Haryeys
& Williams. Ea9
Steamer Albemarle, Couch, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham
j. Co. tH
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Boston, mer-
chandise, Crowell & Currie. -
Schooners M. Munson and D. l.. Sturgess,
down the river to load
BELOW.
Schooner W. N. Gesner and four others
whose names are not reported. They are ex-
pected up on high water to-day.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Chance Shot, hence for Washing
ton, u. c., put into Norfolk on the 23d.
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81. ELLYsoN Il co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
Eshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eflce.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE.

Ccfee roasted daily by the cylinder process, re-
tanning the entire aroma OF the coffee, and placed
Immediately in air-tighs canisters. Hotels, reg
taurants, boerding-houses and families will find
onr CofFces great saving OF time, labor, and mo-
ney.
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horticultural and PomoIogfcsI So
ciesy-Lfst OF Premiums.

An adjourned meeting of the Executive
Committee Of this Society was held yester-
day afternoon, at which the following list
OF premiums for the exhibition next fall
II koI
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REL1GIoUs.-Bishop Doggett will preach
at Clay-street church this evening at s
o'clock
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All goods delivered in the city free OF charge,
and sent by express. G. 0. D.
ANY article not proving satisfactory can be re-
turned.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS +:

PRICE LIST OF TEAS:
BLACK, rs, 80, soc., 81, s1.sS-best, $l.so;
GREEN, rs. 80, soc., g. sl.a5, sl.se--best, 81;
JAPAN, suc., 81, $L2s-best $l.6o;
MIXED, 7s 80. soc., 81, sl.as. sl.so-bcst sl.So.
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LYME BROTHER will sell ut half past 4
O'Clock four two.story framed tenements
in the plan of Fulton, near the Fulton
street Baptist church.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell day an
assortment Of crockery, earthen and glass
ware, etc.
GRUBBS l. WILLIAMS will sell at half.
lot in Sidney.