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~POTOnkC;REALr ESTATE AUp BUILD.
S ING COMPANY.


The si5th non.hly Meeting for the P.yn.n. Of
on MONDAY ElGaT, June eth.
A nev constitutes has been adopted, with the
foun s,ns provisions
nt morthiy payments 81 per share.
~. zach shsre represents SlN.
from the amount Charged with interest:
Ing, and the dues l0i per month"; paid from that
''. To, o.y tr,,i.ssd And sr,..-,,,,,
stock received by the unders gnsd.
PTssiSens..k. BRyFF ,,wu,.
1T s;.,.f,=W 4 S ssHssos.
D psis4ook Ti.b s'
B, Butts, W. T. Clarke, gibbons, and .
aSseeretaIy,s 0n.ee-NO. 2. May Building,
~THE FIRST MONTHLY MEETING FOR
RsHIssroS BGTLS1Ne uss fsi eSp Vii
be btld at Potomac Bsll, on THURSDAY, June 3,
suE:eIi pson Books are now open at the follow
L. L. W. WRIGHT, Druggist. corner rth ana
B. Q. C00KME q, Co. Druggists. a: street. bs-
R.F. q 9. a. WALKIR, Grscsrs. u. street, be-
G. B. OHURCI 4 CO.. corner Maryland avenue
HARVEY, CLARkE 4 GIVEN, corner Maryland
sve nue. and 49, street.
By sres. Of the BosTa p PI5sesS,
T0OLLEGK KXGURsI0E.--students and
lege sre notified that arrangements have been
Juns steamer 20 Sss %aRs viii III
leave eth street wharf at $50 m. and p IN.
ard return at and IL ,. m. programme Of lit
ersry exercises has been prepared, and Professor
Sheldon will be in charge Of the dancing;
the following gentlemen: Captain J. U Dough
erty, Qusrtermaster Generals Once; Khle.
321 18th street; 9. A. Kesney, Surgeon Generals
once; r. w Vaughn, Pension ONCE; Jos. Brum-
nett Ordnance Office: Navy yard; @. h Welsh,
Bindery Go vernme,t Printing once. mas st
NJ REGISTRATION or VOTERS.
The undersigned. Judges Of Election of the City
Of Washington viii be in session for the purpose of
pnSi:hsd lists OF susiaei voters in this city. st
the CITY HALL. on SATURDAY, the 10Th. MON
DAY, the 3lst OF May. asd TUESDAY, the LIST of
June. between the hours OF O'Clock a. N. and
Hsturaiized citizens are, By Law, required to
produce certife ates or certified copies, or salts
TBOe. DONOHO,
i RoBr DGRs q. s66kGk
J. u: CROsSMAN.
my 6-td lRep ,Chron
LOB SALE-At s. Goldstein 3 Co.. Pawn.
Il brokers, 81 "A street, q fine PIANO,-
mostly new; made by Manner 0abler,
70 list
CARRIAGES CARR!AQ1s!! OARKTAaES"'
Having g, removed m \, i, my Repository .e8&
stand, / sm nov prepared to SHOW m friends fine
assortn emit Of first class Carriages
Repa'rins.pr0mptiyR ssts nS% . %. op.u.w
Corner 9Th and d streets.
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The Sunday Morning Gd=ett> has entered upon
its second volume with bright prospects.
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Inc Internal Revenue receipts Tor Yesterday
were se,@65,iS3.s2, ana not s25O,OtO as errone-
0usly printed.
This sum is exceptionally large, owing chiefly
10 the heavy payments on account OF income
RETURNS, which, as rule. are being paid earlier
ard more promptly this year than last.
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UOOK AND JOB PRIHrING.

The snbscriber, three years ago. leased his build
expired, lie has resumed the eceupation Of Print,
ing. A thorough renovation OF the tstabi hmeni
has taken plsce, in the renewal of Types, Presses
vtes his old friends and patrons to renew theil
intercourse of years in the pest;
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TIE Coal SUrPLT.-The Philadel phIs l. "a
ger states that the supply OF coai 81 Port Rich
mond. the great anthracite coal depot. near
that city. is small and very little business is
b ing done there. either a. receiving coal or
loading vessels. For the few that are loaded
the rate OF freight to Boston 10 two dollars q
ton. The lax trade at Port Richmond has sent
large fleet of golfers 10 Georgetown, d. g.,
where there is said 10 be a large supply Of coal.
At the close OF last week over seventy-n i've ves-
sels were in port there, loading and q aiting
opportunity to get to the wharyes The pre-.
yailing rate OF freight from Georgeto wn 20 Bos
ton is two dollars and fifty cents a ton The
coal suspension has thus diverted shippip q
from Philadelphia. Very few OF the vessels
thai usually 60 to Philadelphia for coal are
now coming into that port They seek freishts
at Georgetown or Elizabethport. Within the
past few days large fleet of coasters have ar.
rived at this port for coal, and many have Al.
ready departed fully laden.
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BOARDING..

COUNTRY BOARD-At Hyat.syflle, p q. 90.
" Md The Undersigned has tWo or three pleas
ant and comfortably furnished ROOMS Good
Table Board can be obtained At So Der month:
the Rooms can be he'd at very reasonable terms
ADDRESS, or apply on the premises, J. y. MOCK
ABEL. iel ct
EURNIsHED ROOMS WITH BOARD can be
4 had in very desirable and beautiful locality
Apply at 800 ST., bet. 18th and 18th. my2a 3ts
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Phlp h solcmoEs sends rs Haypers Ba.ar
fsE June II.
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LUPIH's BLACK CANVASS
GRENAOINRs,
IN SIE0LL AND DOUBLE WIDTH
In ALL QUALITIES,
And at the
VERY LOWEST MARKET BATES.
Also on hand,
ZEAL BLACK TWISTED SLID GBRNA-
DINks.
And Q complete stock Of colcred Grenadines
Check Poplins, StripedlSilks, htte PiQues rriut-
ed PiQuss. " hite Grenadine, White Barge, and
other scarce and desirable goods, which we offer
at the very lowest cash price, at once.
ONE PRICE ONLY, In PLAIN FIGURES.
NO DEVIATION ALLOWED.
w. N sHUsTER BRO.
No 32l Pennsyl ania avenue,
jel3 Between 9Th and 10Th streets
DROPOsALS FOR BUILDING A TURNPIKE
ROAD
From the d strict line TO Forestville will be re-
ceived until SATURDAY. the sth inst at 2 o'cIk
Of that day The President aud Directors will be
at Forestville 10 open the proposals meet CON
tractors and on Friday. the 4th inst ct O'Clock
D IN. they will be at BuTch IS Tavern ION the Ii ne
OF the said turnptkel to give full explanations
about the work to be doLe Address
WIN. ROVZBR President,
ielI' rerestville Post once.
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n BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

i HIS Is 70 GIVE notice, That on - -
day Of April, A.. D. 1852, 2 warrant in eea2
". Rs aud Oh AkL1s SEARS, ~ y .
sears D Brother, Of thu city Of washingto1, e -
the petition Of their creditors; thai e61Smsk z
any debit and delivery Of any proler6 A0sa6inl .
transfer Of any property By thsm fSetiddsn bys
Law; that . meeting Of the creditors q the SAID!
more ass,gnees Of their estate, will be held ct
Court OF Bankruptcy. TO be holden at the City
Brown. Register, on the 18th day Of June: A. D.
1859, ct 10 o'clock M nL0A saA9Pk.
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In BANKRUPTCY,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, 80.
At the City Of WashinRton on the sIst day
that ~ order Of the Court the second meeting Of
tho creditors Of JOHN 9. eHAf1R, bAnkrupt,
the 5th day Of June 1889 ct 10 o'clock .. m ct the
once OF J. eaytes Brown, Register In Dankruptcy,
for the poses named In the twenty seventh SEQ
iiep OF the oct Of Congress entitled IAN act to e.
tsblish . uniform system Of bsnkrupto through.
out the United States" approved March 2, 1871
GEO. MASON, Attorney. ct Law.
Hal
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ELY SUPERIOR BLAOK SILKS
BRATEB MANUFACTURE,
On hand at the very lowest market rates. Also,
on hand, q complete stock of plain coisred Poult
de sOies, in beay tiful shades, which We offer at
once, at the very lowest cash price.
ONR PRIOE ONLY, IN PLAIN FI0URES.
no DEVIATION ALLOWED.
". M. SHgSTER BRO,
324 Pennsy lvauia avenue
je1-3t between 9Th an0 10th SITS.
STOCKTON HOTEL.
- CAPE MAY, N. j,
WILL OPEN THE 24TH JUNE, 1869.
This Hotel has been eracted within the past year
affords ample accommodation for nearly . q n
me theussnd guests, and 10 furnished yEAy
equal to any OF the leading hstels in this lk:EX
United States.
For terms, &c until then, address
PETER GARDHER. Proprietor,
No. 3O7 Walnut street,
Je1 eo2m Philadelphia, Pa.
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COUNTRY HOME FOB SAIL.

NEW HOUSE, just finished. With from 10 to 80
OF Mr. 9. Z Suits home plantation, which Is fhe
Navy Yard Bridge. To q good party ii will be so,a
cheap and on long credit: House contains seven
P. g. CHIMES, Silver Hill Post once, Mari
land IChronicle, IntellisencerI my Stim
EGR RENT-The fine double HOUSE, With all
the modern i'm improvements, stuaf I'D at the cor
ner OF 10th and streets. Apply ct 2I2 G street.
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In BANKRUPTCY

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. S.
At the City Of Washington, on the slst day of
May 1862. The undersigned hereby gives nstice
that BY order Of the Court the second meeting OF
the creditors OF IRA A. HOPKINS, bankrupt
will be held at Washington, in said District on the
10th day Of June, 1859, at 10 O'Clock m at tue
office Of j. Bay les Brown, Re gtster In BaDkruptcy
for the purposes named in the twenty seventh sec
ton Of the act OF Congress entitled IAN act to es
tablish uniform system OF bankruptcy through.
out the United States approved March 2, 1881
GEORGE MASON, Attorney -at-Lav.
1t City Hall, Assignee,
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N BANKRUPTCY,
L DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AT the City of Washington. on the 3lst day OF
NAV. 1859. The undersigned hereby gives notice
that by order of the Court the csnd meeting Of
the creditors of ANTONIO PELLETIEK, Bank
rupt, will be held at Washington, in said District,
the once u j. eayles Brown, Register in Bank
ruvtcy, for the purposes nance In the twenty
en.h sec lon OF the act OF Congress entitled act
to establish q uaiform system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
IL City Hall, Assignee.
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E5sss sso 4sR sart SsD:s
cLofHIsG, SCOTS AND sHoEs, &c. 90,
sSSset ?, sso Ust I'll A. as IN stree, in q.
bstvsse i end u ssFssp, ssst side. 1ysly'
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CONGREGArIONAL CHgRCH-
~ Z. rneI Of q ami 9th Streets.
STRAWBERRY FD5rIyAL

~ 5 GINS FOB A QUARTlR.
U3 IL FOB TISfY CENTS
the M HITS Tns}nspsd nev GEN pEPARTMENr Of
vania avenue: between ga and 9th streets
other Pictures all sizes and styles, plain
and colored: In proportion.
The cheapest nrst.class Gallery In the Uni.
ted states.
~ Facilities UNSURPASSED
~ Also the Best and Cheapest FRAMING DE-
PARIMEnT south Of New York, for our own aud
All other pictures my 81 -2ts
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COUNTRY HOMHB FOR SALE.

HOMES, say from 10 to 50 acres, will find IL to
their tntsreet to lock at the Beautiful Building
sites on MT T. Suits home plantation, 81, miles
from the Navy Yard Bridge, on the Silver Hal
road Any one Wishing to build, the land will be
sold at q very low price, on long credit Apply I.
or address g. CHI MES, Silver Hill Post on ce
Maryland. lOhronicle, Intelli gencerI my0 I'm
hob SALE-A three story BRIOK HOUSE on
L street north, between 9Th and 5th sts west
north side INQUIRE Of J. q. 8 LYLEs, at the
once OF Thomas Marshall. No. II Louisians ave-
isian ma Avenue ,.. under Bank Of Washington.
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TAsYLUM OF WASHINGTON OOMMAu.
QS derry, No. 4, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
speeisl Orders. No Every Member OF WASH
asGION COMMANDERY, No. I, KNIGHTS
TfMPLAR. n hereby ordered TO appear, in fat que
cTess, on the White House Lot, south Of the Presj.
oents. or should the weather prove unfavorable
al Carusi Hall for drill. on MONDAY EVENtN
MAY 3lst. W DN ESDAY EVENING, June I'd and
friday kNkHlHG, June 4th, at o'cLock
JOSEPH B. WILL,
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MRS. A. @. GAsrON 4 co,
ses STREET, BETWEEN lirH AND 18th,
having q large stock Of ready. mad. Rom q rTs
eDo HATS, will be com PEELED 20 reduce ts.m be,
fore the close O The sesson. by off-rine then al
aides v i.hinst e. select bonnets or Hst, besore
the sale VIII ma them % reduced price,
wye9 81 a. GxeflH n co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RESOLUTIONS OF CENTENARY CHURCH on
TIE SABBATH.-At an official meeting of
Centenary Methodist Church, present Rev.
J. G. Granbery preacher in charge, John
B. Morton, Thomas Branch, D. S. Wool
bridge, Thomas II. Lambeth, R. H. Dibrell,
D. A. Brown, Robert NJ. Pulliam, Richard
Irby, Asa Snyder, N. H. Forbes, 0. F.
Weisiger, 0. S. Morton, J. 7. Brown, and
4. S. Lee, the following preamble and reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
"We, the official body Of Centenary
church, have witnessed with regret the
growth in this community of sentiments
and usages adverse to the proper observance
of the Lords day. BY many it is turned
from the sacred purposes for which it was
instituted into an occasion of worldly
amusement. We are persuaded that if this
day be not kept holy our land cannot pros
per, and we cannot hope that the grand
truths of the Gospel and the institutions of
Christianity will maintain and strengthen
their hold on the faith, the conscicnces, and
the hearts of our people. We are convinced
further that the sanctity of the Sabbath
is violated, and its blessed influence OPP
posed, not only by doing ordinary work
thereon, but also by all worldly amusements,
and by travel either on business or plea
sure. We feel called on to bear this testi-
mony against the desecration Of the Chris
tian Sabbath, and to contribute our part to
the formation of a wholesome public scnti-
mcnt on this subject. We therefore en-
body our views in the following resolutions
ReSolUed, That we recognize the per-
netual obliratiOn of the first day of the
week, or Lords day, as a day to be kept
holy.
Resolred, That we believe this day should
be sanctifed, not only by rest from work
but by worship and preparation for heaven
ResOlved, That We will discourage by
example and precept all manner of work
and tratfic,-works of necessity and mercy
cxcepted-all excursions Of pleasure or bu
sincss, and every worldly pastime on tho
holy day.n
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TIE JEWISH New YEAR 5630.-We have
already published the divine authority for
the observance Of the Jewish Festival of
New Year, or " Rosh Hashanah." Although
occurring in the first month, it is called the
SeUenh month because at the institution OF
the Passover, just prior to the departure
from Egypt. so important an era was their
exit to be that God commanded "this month
shall be a beginning of months" EXODUS
xiii, 2.)
The cornet, or trumpet, which is sounded
on the New Year, is made of a rams horn,
to commemorate the intended sacrifice Of
Isaac, on Mount Moriah, by his father,
Abraham, the anniversary Of which event
is at this period The blowing Of the COR
net is rite peculiar to this festival, be-
cause at the beginning Of the year the Is
raelites arc to renew their allegiance to
their Heavenly King, and it is also to re-
mind them OF "that great day when the
great trumpet shall sound, and these that
are wandering about in the land Of Ashur,
and the outcasts from the land Of Egypt,
shall come to worship the Lord on His holy
mount at jerusalem"
The service of the days arc of three
fold character !. Of Homdye-to invoke
he speedy approach Of the Kingdom of
God, when all mankind will arrive ut the
true knowledge Of their Creator, and unite
in the worship of the Supreme Bcncfactor.
2. OF MISUNDERSTANDING the
divine omniscicncc and providence. 3.
.Soundiny the COrnet-to celebrate that fu-
ture jubilee, when mankind will be free
from the fcttcs Of error, and acquire per-
fcction in the knowledge Of their God.
The festival is also the beginning of the
ten days of penitence, at the close of which
is the Great Day Of At0nement, of which
we shall give an account thereof in due
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COLONEL EGBERT IN WAsHISGToN-THE
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.-The second day
of the visit of Colonel Eghert and Mr.. Ty-
Ter, of our police, to Washington seems TO
have passed quite rs pleasantly and profit
ably as the first. Major Richards and
Messrs. James \. McDevett and Da-id Big
ley were particularly attentive, doing eve
rything in their power to further their mis-
sion.
On Friday afternoon they were witnesses
of an exhibition of the workings of the fire
alarm, similar to the one proposed to be in
troduccd here.
The following from the Republican will
show its success:
"At 4:23 o'clock the box was turned in !:
in forty seconds the large bells were strik-
ing: at 4:25 the hosc-cart from the depot
had hose stream flying. in three min
utcs and fifteen seconds the franklin hose
cart arrived thirty seconds after, the en-
gine was on the ground and unlimbcred.
In four minutes the Columbia reel got in,
followed twenty-five seconds later by the
engine. The truck arrived in four minutes
and fifty seconds the Union reel in six
minutes and twenty seconds, and the engine
in seven minutes. In eight minutes after
the alarm was turned in, the franklin and
Columbia engines were throwing water. It
| is needless to state that the test vas entirely
satisfactory, and the visitors expressed
themselves as highly gratified at the exhi-
bition."
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THE DOUBLE TOURNAMENT AT AMELIA
SPRINGs-THE CORoNaTGON BsLL.-A large
crowd Of ladies and gentlemen, among WHOM.
there were many from Richmond, were at
tracted TO Amelia on Friday last by the an
nouncement of grand double tournament
and ball.
The first tournament took place in the
morning in the presence of large con-
course of spectators. Twentysix knights
entered the lists, and were charged in an
eloquent address by Mr.. Philip Woods, q
talented young. lawyer of Chesterfield. The
riding was spirited, but the contest was
finally narrowed down to trial Of skill be-
tween Mcssrs. Tony and Perkins Miller, the
former being in the end successful, but not
until a smaller ring was substituted for
that first hung. The second tournament
took place in the afternoon, and called forth
some specimens of excellent riding from
the goodly number of Knights on the field.
The palm, however, was carried olfby third
member of the Miller family, Mr.. George
A. Miller, of Amelia; while the fourth bro
ther, Mr.. Henry I. Miller, was awarded
the second honor.
The coronations took place later in
the evening. The Knight OF Westwood, Mr..
Tony Miller, Of Amelia, crowned Miss Leila
Pleasants, of Richmond, daughter of Dr..
W. B. Pleasantsj Queen of Love and Beauty.
Knight of the Divided Heart, Mr.. 4. Per-
kins Miller, crowned Miss Maude Withers,
daughter OF DR.. w. NJ. Withers, of Rich
mond, first Maid of Honor Knight Of Hong
Kong, J. A. Seay, crowned Miss Laura
Scott, of Amelia, second Maid of Honor
Knight of the Crescent, II. H. Wiley,
crowned Mrs. Alice Wilson, Of Amelia, third
Maid of Honor.
Mr.. Henry T. Miller, on behalf of his
brother, made neat and appropriate coro-
nation speech, making u cheering allusion
to our political surroundings, and closing
with handsome tribute to the women of
Virginia.
The second Queen Of Love and Beauty
was Miss Mamie Cottreil, of Richmond,
crowned by G. A. Miller, Knight of Bright
Hope. The Maids of Honor were Miss Ella
E. Scott, of Amelia, crowned by H. 7. Mil
Ter, Knight Templar; Miss Lille Baker, of
Richmond, crowned by T. E. Booker,
knight of the Red Rose; and Miss S. 3.
Seay, of Amelia, crowned by W. 4. God
sey, Knight of Virginia. The second coro-
nation speech was made by Mr.. Harrison
Burton, of Petersburg. The ball which
followed was largely attended, and passed
off to the satisfaction Of everybody. The
dancing was continued until daylight, but
our Richmond friends returned to the city
on the same day, looking but little the
worse after their exertions.
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GOING SorTH.-Mr. Frank H. Alfriend,
Of Richmond, has accepted the situation of
first assistant in the Cape Fear Academy
at Wilmington, N. c. Mr.. Alfriend has
been for several years widely known ut the
South as an accomplished Hterdteur, and
has more recently achieved q national re-
putation as the author Of the standard
life of Jefferson Davis. The Cape Fear
Academy is an institution of high grade, of
which General R. Z. Colston is the princi-
pal. Mr.. Alfriend will be valuable addi-
ton to the Generals staff.
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LOST AND FOUND.

c6O REWARD.-Lost in this city, on
.DDO Friday afternoon, PACKAGE OF
MONEY containing between TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY and THREE HUNDRED Doll
LARS, currency. Bulls of the following dcnomi-
nations are recoIlcctcd to have been In the pack
age -Four 6O's, two 2O's, and two SIS. The clerk
III the Exchange Hotel will pay the above reward
upon delivery of package. set
cTRAYED from the residence of ElgsE
= Mrs. John \. Pitcher, on Tuesday last, slSis..
Jlst ultimo. II LARGE DARK BROWN COW,
with large branching horns long Sits In her ears,
low in order, and giving small quantity of milk.
4 return of the animal. any information re-
latng tn her whereabouts, will he literally re-
wardcG by j. VI. plLCHER,
81 st Eighth between Main and Cary.
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PARDoNs REFrsED.-The applications for
pardon were considered and rejected by
the Governor Saturday morning in the cases
of Andrew Ayres (negro), convicted in
.Albemarle in June, 1869, Of petty larceny,
and sentenced to six months in Jail. Sam
uel Banks, convicted in Frederick county
last month OF house breaking and larceny,
and sentenced to one year ii the peniten-
tiary, and William Thacker, convicted IN
the Hastings Court Of Richmond in October,
1868, Of burglary and larceny, and SEN
fenced to three years IN the penitentiary.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES, JR, will sell at 1Oi A. NJ. lot
Of groceries, liquors, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 2. NJ. neat
brick residence on the east side of Adams be-
tween Main and Cary streets.
THOMAS W. KEESEE win sell Mt 10 A. NJ. bill
Hard table. household furniture, sewing-ma-
chimes, crockeryware &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-06

JEWISH CoNFIRMATIoN.-TAe interesting
ceremony Of confirmation according to jew
ish usage was performed at the syna'
gogue OH Eleventh street, on Saturday morn
ing. The subject of confirmation was Marx
Iscman. son Of the postmaster at Spotsyl-
vania Courthouse, and Rev, DR.. Bcttcl;
helm ofliciated in a most impressive man
ncr. The Jewish law requires this cerc-
mony to be performed on all children at tic
age Of thirteen, the age Of moral accounta,
hility.
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ATToESEx-GESERsL HOAR's OPINION
This document, for three days eagerly look
cd for by our citizens, was eagerly sought
and read when it appeared in the DiSpatch
Ertra of Saturday morning. We acknow-
ledge the kindness of Captain Caziarc, OF
General Canby's staff, in furnishing us with
an early and accurate copy, thus enabling
US to satisfy the demand for the same. The
effect was coon visible in the general
Frightening up Of faces on the street:
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AFFIDAvIrs FOR GETTING OrT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS not BEEN PAID
We have ,lad Il form Of affidavit required by Gene
raj Orders No. 81, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved ut headquarters. The aI-
adayit is required before any execution can be
issued by a clerk Of court.
we can furnish these forms at 50 per hundred, OF
fifty cents per dozen. or five cents apiece, to Tho
cities and country. Liberal discount TO the trade.