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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-20
WASHINGTON. December, isco.

UNION Revival SERvfoRs.-These services
were largely attended last week, and were
undoubtedly OF great benefit. The pastors
met At the rooms OF the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association on Saturday afternoon and
unanimously voted to cootiuue these services
during the ensuing week, to be held as fol-
lows; Monday afternoon and evening, at the
Calvary Baptist church, to be led by Rev. Mr.
Bsldwini Tuesday, In the Ryland chapel, to
be led by DR.. Sunderland; Wednesday, in the
First Congregational church, to be led by the
Rev. 5. s. Mitchell Thursday, at Wesley
chapel, to be led by Rev. Dr. Parker; Friday,
Rev. DR.. Smiths Fourth Presbyterian, to be
led by Rev. DR.. Newman.
These services are to be held from three
to four 10 the afternoon and from seven and n
half to nine In the evening. The pastors also
decided to hold q MONDAY praycr.meeting
during the week Of prayer IN Lincoln Hall.
The meeting adjourned to meet on Friday
afternoon At DIR. Smiths church after the
service.
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The REPORTERS OF the city press are now
engaged 10 "interviewing" number OF pr ON.
inent business men.
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LAYING A CoRsER.sr after.
noon the ceremonies OF laying the corner-.ton.
OF Liberty Hail." now 10 course of erection
on reuth street. between r and :, took place
When completed the bulldog 10 TO be deti
csted 10 the use and beneht Of an association
called the "Sons OF Liberty" (coorrd,) Ia con
JUNCTION with the orgsuiE ttious known as III,
"Dsuxhters OF Csn,sDn and the Rising Son
aid Daughters" Besides the above Assocl,
tiOns present vas the "GslIsnt Rock Associ,
ton" and previous to the exercises the N,
tionsl Band, under the leadershiS Of WIlIi,m
Lee, performed several pieces OF sppropri.t,
music
The religious ceremonies took place 10 tn,
large hall on the hrst floor, Mr.. Jos Brook.
president Of the "Sons Of Liberty" presiding
and the exercises were conducted by Rev
John NJ. Brooks and Rev. Mr.. Lewis, which
consisted Of singing, prayer, reciting several
pAassgsof scripture, and an eloquen Mt seTmn u
by Rev. Mr.. Brooks,
AT the conclusion Of the sermon the corner.
stone, In which WAS deposited history OF IN,
| organizations and list Of officers from thei,
formation to the present, was laid with tbt
Imposing and interesting rites peculiar 10 tho
Order "
The above organizations are beneficial An
| their character, the pioneer society C'Sona o
Liberty'D being organized June % 1907. Tn.
order nov comprises membership OF NOR,
than one thousand, and during Its organiz Al on
has afforded much relief to its members
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toLuNBiA FTPo6UAPH.UAL tSION-OEE,
Skr ELsCrsD-A merliug Of COlumbi. /, no
MHphlesl union No. vi, was held at the Oh,
Hail on saturday night, wh.a = larry. nttsn3
shce was present, the occasion being the 20.
nual election OF ofhcers. After an exciting
contest the following gentlemen were elevated
to positions:
President - JabeE Lord, OF the Chyonicl,
ONCE.
Government printing office.
Corresponding SeeTetary-ChArlesY y. Lang.
tree, Treasury branch Of Goverumen prlaiiug
ONCE,
Financial Secretary NJ Robinson,
Government printins Otiiee.
William X. Mclean, of the Star
ONCE.
Reading Clerk-John N. GlsIier, Govern.
nrnt printing Once,
SergeAnt.AtArms-Lewls X. Fechtig, GOV.
ernm-nt priuting ONCE.
The union then adjourned until the January
meeting, when the question Of the admlsslOi i,
VI Douglass comes up
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CUMMIYs' Doors AND sHoEs,
3i7 Seventh Street,
Next TO Northern Market and X.

FIRsT-CLAss BOARDING at ASS Twelfth
street, between g and ii. 0
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WISCONSIN, ASSOCIATION SOcIABLg.-The
frst sociable OF the Wisconsin Republican
Association will be held at HaFmonial Han on
Wednesday evening next, Governor Falrchild.
OF Wisconsin, will be present.
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ECONOMY AND HEALTH.

ouupCMd. ~ $50 rsof Bs s II T w. SHOW
Japan. uesol,rrd, clio B,:, ,.;a5.
Imperial, II 10, Best VI 90
English Breakfast, u, Hest u, 10.
All Teas warranted to give sat isfsetion. We
only ask trial Of our goods.
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TEAS! TEAS!!

We are selling Teas at greatly red ueed prices,
and great care Is taken In securing the boat and
finest favored Teas, keeping In view for our
uztronA
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FLOUR.

10. 900 lbs. New York Buehwhsat. good, o Ella.
NV York Buetwhesi, extra hn-l o cts.
SVo bbIs risiekyllep tAmiiy f,our, vs'Sep Pc
.Weisb" best Family fiour,. "a. 81 per sack.
10 bbls. extra One Graham Flour. This 10 ground
from Selected White Wheat
Dat Mea'. Rye Mesi and Flour.
Rice Flour Parma. Hominy.
Yellow Meal Barley Sage,
TApioCa Wheaton UTits
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HASDSoNE Work AT MessTs. Smith Il
Strong's AT gallery, on + street, there 10 now
on exhibition very skillfully executed work
OF penmAhship, consisting Of a framed sheet ~
HelIum, on which 10 most beautifully en-.
crossed, In cOlOFs, illuminated, the compli
mentHry correspondents between clerks OF the
state Department and Hon. William II, Sew.
ard, which trsnspired on the I'd OF March last,
on the eve OF the late Seoretary's retirement
from once, The engrossing To an elegant
specimen OF skill, and will be examineh with
lntersst. II 10 the work and free-wili Offering
o. MT James X. O'Bryon, formerly Of the
StaIe department Mr. O'Bryon 10 an artist Of
Mhnowiedged ability, but this, we believe, ls
~ n's pubhc essay At engTosslng. II Ger.
t'inly does HIN great credit
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nR. NORRIS, who gives an evening reading
At Lincoln Hall tonight, Is professor Of puf
Pit eloeution In the seminary at Gettysbnrg.
He 10 not stranger In Warrington This
VIII be one OF the most enjoyable entertain.
ments OF the season.
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REV. WM, II. MILBURN, the blind preacher
30 Wellknown to Our citizens and visitors Of
the capital as the former chaplain OF the
Senate, and who Is spoken OF BY the London
thentum as the second John Milton, will dc.
liver two lectures 10 this city on the third and
bounced hereafter "'
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COAX HALL" Clothing House, No. 400 Sey.
enth street, opposite the Post ONCE, orle.
brAted for the style, tnish, cheapness, and du.
rability of its garments.
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,,NALUAnLE SILVER OHE. On Satutd,v
Msssn Middleton 10, bankers, corner Of
rmtren'h ana u streets, were In receipt Of =,
rom the different 10 les Of the Morris Eiinipg
company at Heorgetown, Colorado TIE
above quartz contains large percentage Of
urates, and the worth per ton ofthe specime ~
alluded to 10 estimated at from $3.50 to 900
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EXTRAoRDISARY lNDUcRMRSTs are offered
to all purchasers of Boys and Ohlldren's
Clothing, at Oak Hall, No. 400 Seventh street,
opposite the Post Once Il
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SCALES The dliticulty shout scales can ho
settled by going to Joseph l., Sayage,s, S2I
Prnnsylyanin avenue, and buying one Of his
platform or counter scales, warranted correct
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IHE rELEBRATgD CHAMPAGNE WINES of
Chas. Fare Reims, are for sale by N. ", Bur.
chell corner FOurteenth and ! stfeets
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THE GREAT SALE To-NIGHT.-The great
pawnbrokers' sale OF Messrs Fulton 4 Co.
VIII commence again to-day at the auction
house Of Messrs, W. l.. WallS Co, when the
stock offered will be one well worthy the pa.
tronage Of the community, and 1t Is probable
that the prices at which II can he obtained
will be greatly less than hrst cost. A large
number OF the articles to be said are dpropoi
for holiday presents, and we advise those de.
|, string seasonable gifts to attend without fail.
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BURGLAR SHoT.-Yesterday morning, at
about O'Clock, young man named Robert
w. Brunt, employed by Mr.. John D. Ham,
merslcy rs private watchman at the Rock
etts old mill property, delivered himself
up to Policeman Adams, saying that he had
shot negro who he had discovered robbing
the mill property. He was conveyed to the
stati0n-houSe, and upon investigation at
Rockets it was found that negro named
John Miles had been shot in the top of the
head, receiving dangerous wound.
Brunt was arraieled before the Mayor
subsequently, and made q statement SUBJ
stantially as follows:
AtabOut o'clock in the morning he went
into the mill and found that nearly all of
the machinery had been displaced and o
l.rgc portion of it carried off. Hc went to
Il junk shop near by and found much of the
machinery there, broken up. His wife told
him, when he subsequently went by his
home, that there was negro in the factory
robbing it. He got his pistol and went
to the mill. He saw John Miles coming
out with monkcy-wrench and lot of lion
bolts. lie hailed bin and asked him what
he was doing there. Nliles's reply was,
"Is that any Of your ID business ~
Brunt replied that it was, and told him to
surrender himself. Miles said, "Wait till |
get 10 you, anu III snow you WnaC btlsl-
ness it is of yours" With this he advanced
upon Br,lnt in Threatening manner, where
upon the latter fired upon him, the shot
taking effect in his head, and lodging, it is
supposed, in the brain.
.Brllnt was sent on to answer indictment
for felony, and was allowed bail in the sum
Of $1,000.
The negro was conveyed to the Howard's
Grove hospital, where he at last accounts
was lying in a dangerous condition.
| Brunt is young man of good habits
peaccablc disposition, and is considered
| reliable in all respects.
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PIc-NICs.-The season has commenced for
pic-nics. Arrangements have been made by
the officers and teachers of the Broad-Strcet
Methodist Sabbath school to hold their an
nual picnic at Dunlop's farm, on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, next We'd
nesday. They could not have selected a
more beautiful place, and from what we
know of the committee in charge of this
affair we can safely promise day Of enjoy
ment. Refreshments will also be furnished
to all who may 90. Singing by the children,
! innocent games, and ttte-d-tetcs, will be the
order Of the day.
The place selected is SO near the Cockade
City that we doubt not many of the fair
ones of that city will visit their friends from
"Bis Richmond"
We advise all who want to have a good
| time to go with this ccIoo'.
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CALIoPEAN SOCIETY, EMORY AND HENRY
CoLLEGE.-We return thanks for an invita-
ton to be present at the anniversary cele bra.
ton of the Calliopcan Society of Emory
and Henry College. The following pro.
gramme is setapart for the occasion
Valedictories of Senior Class; Music
Response, J. A. Buchanan, Virginia
Music; Literary Address, Colonel Jane.
W. Humes, Abingdon, Va; Music Aware
of Medals, James W. Sheifey, Esq, Marion.
Va; Music Conferring Diplomas; Music
Committee of Invitation :: j. 4. Tanner, Jr.
Virginia w. Z. Jones, Alabama j. ID
Vinson, North Carolina; II. L. Hyde, Hi
nois V. X. Nicoll, Kentucky J. X. stone
Texas A. W. Turner, yr:, Georgia :. r
Ford, Tennessee Z. Al. Ware, Louisiana
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Masonic ELEcTIoSs.-THe following cleo
tions of officers in Masonic bodies for the
ensuing year have already taken place
Richmond Royat Arch Chapter, No. o.
NJ. j.. High Priest, \. Il. Savage; +. Hing,
James II. Woodcock; L. Scribe, Wm. j.
Allen; Captain of Host. Julius \. IIobson
Principal Sojourner, VIM. Z. Johnson
ROYAL Arch Captain, John Pitt !; Master OF
Third Veil. J. l.. Morrow; Second Veil,
George Bell; First Veil, X. c. Fletcher
Treasurer, Thomas Y. Dudley; Secretary,
George L: kcesee !; Stewards Committee,
VIM. Hall Crew, NJ. LoterZo, and J. c,
BagnalI Janitor, Thomas Angel; Educa-
tional Committee reelected.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10.-Mastcr, Gccr &C
r. Pace Senior Warden, c. W. =. Brock
Junior Warden, Joseph '. Bidgood; Trca-
surer, r. Q. Crowley Secretary, james F.
Riddick: Senior Deacon, |. S. Tower; Ju.
nior Deacon, w. r. Teller; Steward and
Tiler, Thomas Angel.
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HAGAE's MAGNOLIA BALM.-This article Is the
true secret of beauty. us what ladies',
actresses, and opera-singers, use to produce that
cult vatcd distinJuc appearance so much admired
In the circles OF fashion.
It removes all unsightly blotchcs, rcdncss,
frecklcs tan s,nburn, and effects OF spring Winds
and gives to the complexion blooming purity OF
transparent dellcacy and power. No lady who
values a fine complexion can do without the Mag
noIsa Balm. Scventy-Gye cents VIII buy 1t OF any
Of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is u very delightful hair-tress-
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DELEGATES TO THE COMING RADICAL Con-
yESrloN.-Thc Radicals of Madison and
Monroe Wards have made the following ap-
pointments of delegates to the Nominating
Convention to be held in this city on the
Sth instant
Madison Ward.-J. Cox, J. J. Brightwcll,
G. Anderson, Ii. l.. Wigand, j. NJ. Hum
phreys, 2. Dabney, j. Ii. Hudson, and
Fields Cook.
Two of the above are whites.
Monroe Wdrd.-J. L. Farrar, i. '.
Clarke, james Trice, Sterling Harris, vii.
liam Il. johnson, Charles Osborn, Edward
Hudson Wood, and Stephen ID. Jones.
The majority of the above are negroes.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o. clock on
Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules, bug
gy, &c.
FRANCIS I. 1SBE!,L will sell at O'Clock two
story wooden tenement. with brick basement
and lot. near the Mcchanlcsville turnpike ut
the intersection OF Jay and James street.
LEE & GoDD1N will sell at O'Clock house
and lot near Manchester.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

APPOINTMENTS FOR PREACHING on Sun
| DAY.-rhc following list of appointments of
| preach crS for tomorrow was announced
last cfcning at the meeting Of the Baptist
| Ger 3ral Association
BAPTIST CHUECHEs.-FirSt church,
Morning, Rev. DIR. Price, Of Wales; night,
| Rev. FL. Dodge, ID. d.
Second church, Morning, Rev. 3. Grinls-
Tley; night, Rev. Mr.. Henry, of Ireland.
ce-Street.-Norning, Rev. Mr.. Henry;
afternoon, Sunday-scioo! mass meeting G..
g., Connor and others; night, Rev. j. l..
Johnson.
Leigh h-Street.-Morning, Rev. A. D. Phil
| lips, of Central Africa; afternoon, Sunday
school mass meeting; addresses by Hon. X.
L. Montague, ". Fisher, and others
night, Rev. L. J. Willis.
Bcluiderc.-Morning, Rev. W. S. Briggs
night, Rev. L. w. Allen.
Strengthening, Rev. L. J. Hcaley
night, Rev. a. E. Owens.
FIRST Afr7cdn.-Morning, Rev. d. =. WIN
free; afternoon, Rev. DR.. Price; night,
Rev. T. w. Sydnor.
Ne,o B, idge (Hen1 ico) o).-Morning, Rev. II.
| Hatcher.
| Observation-Disclosures Rev. j. Pollard,
Jr.; night, Rev. A. BroaGdus, Jr.
| PETERsBURG.--First church.-Morning,
Rev. J. q. Hiden; night, Rev. G. b. Taylor.
| DISCIPLES CHURCH.-hIorning, Rev. Fl.
d. D. Stratton; night, Rev. r. S. Dunna-
way.
METHODIST CHURCHES Broud- Street,
Morning, A. 3. Brown, D. b. night, Thos
Hume, Jr.
Trinity.-Morning, Rev. J. B. Lake
night, Rev. w. X. ID. Moncure.
dy-Strcet.-Morning, Rev. II. B. Shcp-
herd night, Rev. j. K. Harrison.
Ccntcnd, y.-Morning, G.. w. Samson,
d. ID. night. Rev. n. w. Wilson.
Strengthening, Rev. n. B. Cobb
night Rev. J. w. kyland.
0rcgon.-Morning, G. W. Griffith night,
W. 4. Gitt.
PRESBYTERIAN cHURcHEs.-F9rSt.- Morn
ing, Rev. j. G. Long: night, r. H. Bagby,
d. ID.
Second.-Mornng, D. Witt, D. D. after
noon % o'clock), G. G. Biting.
Unitcd.-Morn;1g, Rev. G. Tyrcc; night
Rev. J. II. Garlck.
Ihird.-Molhing W. +. Broaddus after
noon q o'clock), Thomas n. Johnson.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

ice-cream, strawberries, &c. The chapel Is
80 located as to make pleasant evenings
walk for ladies and gentlemen, and the en-
.erpI :sing young people connected with
the work are determined that all who visit
them shall enjoy themselves.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lee Il
Goddin, auctionecrs, sold on yesterday the
following pieces of property Lots, Nos. 3,
(. ), Il, IS, and 10, in Rutherfoord's plan,
on Twenty-ninth aud Thirtieth streets be-
tween 0 and p, fronting 29A feet each by
l3i feet deep, at 50 per front foot cash.
Also, truck-farm two miles east of Rich
mond containing tiity-tiyc and three-quar-
ter acres for $l,7O0.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OPFICE JUNE B, 1861
Editor of Stanford Advocate" Stanford,
Conn.,; VIM. A. Furcron, New York; Miss
Alice McQuaide, Richmond, Va; General
T. M. Logan, Manchester, Va.; Mrs. Z. M.
Booker, Cumberland Courthouse, Va;
Mrs. Alice T. Connolly, Galveston, Texas.
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AUCTION SALES TEIEs DAY.

ION all public or private sales Of real estate made
hciwecr the first day of January and the first day
oi July The purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year but on all sales between the first day Of
July and the thirty-frst day Of December the
seller pays them.
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I. O. B. B. LEcTURE.-Rey. DIR. A. S.
Bettleheim will lecture before Rimmon
Lodge, No. IS, I. o. b. B., at Covenant
Hall, on Sunday the 9th instant, at 3 o'clock
2. NJ, on the Covenant" ALI members
Of the ffaternity in the city are cordially IN
y;ted to attend.
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One of the institutions of our city Is the DOLLAR
STORE, ut No. 500 Broad street between Eighth and
Ninth and visitors to the city should not fall to
call and sec the great variety of Fine Plated jew
elry. Silvcrplatcd Ware, Photograph Albums,
Fans Vases, &C., there exhibited and sold for only
one dollar,
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MAYoR's CouKT-FR,DAY- Mayor Cha
hoon rrcading. - William Lewis, Eliza
Tompk'rs, Saliic Lewis. Lucy Giles, Susan
Coleman, Maria Christian, Matilda Ta',a-
ferro, and George Washington (negrocs),
charged with keeping and being inmates
of Il diSordery and ill-governed house, were
arrai. ned. Lucy Giles, who had IN infant
ut the breast, and Maria Christian, who was
sick, were discharged. and the cases OF the
others were continued until Monday.
The continued case of Elizabeth EdmondS
(nc5 .'css), charged with stealing watch
valued 1T forty-tiyc dollars and fifteen dol
lars in currency from soldier, was called,
and the accused discharged.
Alexander BugSctt, charged with tres
passing upon the premises OF and using
abusive language towards Mr.. James r.
ChilcS, was arraiehed. His mother was also
arraiencd for throwing stones ut and de-
sLroy ,ng the property of Mr. Cbiles. They
were sent on to answer indictment for mis-.
tlcmcanor. and bailed to appear.
Henry King (neeio) was arraiencd fol
stealing q saddle and briddlc from Masscna
BcaZlcy. The case was continued until TO-
day.
jim Crawford (negro), arraigned for un
lawfully keeping and sustaining disor
dcrly and ill-goyerned house, was dis
charged.
Frederick Wcinholtz, charged with un'
lawfully breal 'ng into, and taking posses
sion of, the prer ses of William +. Granger
was discharged. .
William Chapman (neero), charged with
stealing two blankets from Milly Mosby
was sent OH to answer Indictment.
Della Smith (nceio), charged with assault
ing gand striking Hannah Brannon, was iine1
two dollars.
John Henry White was arraigned fol
stealing a coat from Lewis Rose. In th'
absence of witnesses, the case was con
! tinucd.
Andrew Jackson (neSro) was arraignet
for unliwlully retaining possession OF TIT
house of Edward Kelly. The case, belong
| ing to civil tribunal, was dismissed.
Henry Trimmer, charged with assaultin:
Mrs. Shriver with brick.
Robert Lowry, charged with feloniously
assaulting and beating Peter Curry, wa
called, and the case was continued unit
! tO-Iay.
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CoNv1cTs.-Thc follow ing conyicts were
received at the pcnitcntiary yesterday;
Calvin Sawyer (negro), murder in the
second dee zee, eighteen years; from the
county of 4Iortolk.
Sanders Scott, Aaron Scott, and Alfred
Scott (ncs focs), for sand larceny, five years
each from Amelia county.
Il. ID. Lcrndon and William Tate, from
Orange county-thc fol .ner for the murder
of Miss Lumsdcn, eighteen years coniinc-
unnt,
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MATING, OII~CL0TH. DE.
~-~-------.7~
NTATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTHS.

NATTINGS AND OIL-CLOTuS.
TAPESTRY, THREE-PLY, INGRAM, and
HEMP CARPETiSGS;
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and ADELAIDE MATS
CANTON and COCOA MATTINGs, all widths;
LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW SHADES,
LOOR and TABLE OlL-CL0THS,
PIANO and TABLE-COVERS,
LINEN and FRENCH PRINTS for furniture
slips.
| am now receiving u stock OF the above, and
"'' - Il. T.. RICHARDSON,
ap ls--5m corner Ninth and Main streets.
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ARRIVED,
Schooner Oakes Amcs, Edmunds, New York,
with iron 10 Trcdcgar Company anu hay TO Lee,
Seldom & Miller.
SAILED,
Steamer Niagara, Hlakcman, New York, mer-
ciiandisc and passengers w. Z. Dunllain x Go.
Steamer Eliza IancoN, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
clrndise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Platte, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc w. L. Porter. -
Schooner Camden Union. Rhodes, Norfolk,
merchandise, Crowcll Il Curric.
MEMORASDh.
Schooner Marcena MunsOn, Jr., Dayton, arrived
at New York on the 2d from james river.
Schooner Wanata, Fcatherston, cleared at New
York on the 2d for Richmond.
Schooner Sarah Ann Thornton, Sullivan, Tor
Richmond cleared from Baltimore on the 3d IN
slant.
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4 PLEASANT TnfE.-The young ladies
connected with the Bible class in st. Marks
Sunday school will hold their annual festi-
val ut The chapel on Leigh street next week,
beginning with Tuesday evening the 7th.
There will be 4 profusion of good things,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-05

NJ. ELLYsoN Il Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishcrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-05

ASK for FLEMING's SANToNINE WORM Con-
FEcTIoNS, and take none other. All agree that
they are the best, safest, and most pleasant Be-
ware Of imitation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-05

PARDoN.-The Governor has pardoned
Andrew Richardson, tried and convicted IN
the county court for Grayson county, May
1869, OF felony, and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for three years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-05

IIUsTrNGs CouRT-.Judgc II. B. Bur'nhdm
prcsiding.-Thc following eases were tried
yesterday:
William Langford and Robert Slaughter
two white youths), indicted for house
breaking and larceny, were arraiyned, and
pleaded guilty. They were sent 10 Jail for
s;v months.
| Zarhariah Kimbrough fwhitc), indicted
! for shooting Duncan 4IcCrca, was placed
on trial, and the case was continued Until
| TODAY.