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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

BY virtue Of q decree Of the Circuit Court of
Fauquier county, rendered on the I'D of April,
1870. in the suit Of Dulsny vs. Dulany's execu
Tor, the undersigned, COMMISSIONS for that
purpose, will offer for sale, on the 22d DAY OF
AUGUST, 1870, that being Court day, at tho
front door Of the Court House, in Warrenton.
that valuable and well.known tract Of land,
called CLOVERLAND, Of which Csssius Du.
lanv died seized, containing about 12CO acres.
This is considered one Of the moot valuable
farms in Piedmont, Va lies near Thoroughfnre
station, on both sides of the Manassas Gap X. Il.
is convenient TO stores, mills and churches,
and is we'll adapted to grazing and the growth
Of all KINDS Of grains. The MANSION Gssa
HOUSE is large and commodious, but INK
somewhat out OF repair. Purchasers arc lnvlted
to examine this fine and beautiful estate, which
will DO shown them by Mr.. Bladen T. Dulany,
who lives on adjoining farm. 1t will be divided
into smaller farms TO suit the wishes Of pur-
chascrs. A plat showing this land and its di-
visions will be exhibited on day of sale.
We arc authorized by the decree to sell at
urivato bids, md invite private sale before
day OF salc.
TERMS-Unn fourth Of the purchase money
in cash on the day Of sale the residue in three
euual payments ut enc, two and three years,
with interest from day Of sale; the title to be
rctsircd and the land subjec! to resale in case
EPPA HUNTON, ! Comm,,s
w. H.PAYNE,
Il. CuoNs. Auct. F%auquier CO., jy l8-td
TIlE OPINION OF THE WASHINGTON
Press on the Great Curative
GAUTIER'S NATIVE WINE BITTERS
ere in general demand by tho weak, debilated,
and dyspeptic on account Of the great virtue
they possess. TL,e:h Bitters, VIC are proud to
say, contain moro virtue than a great many
medicines, and certsinly more than any VIC
have ever used, and we know Of many severe
cnsns Of dyspepsia and chllls that have been
radically cured by their use"
il. M. L LAWSON,
JANNEY s. CO.,
iy lS-lw Agents for this CITY
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RsMARKs.-The market for Wheat opens &C.
tive and firm, with light receipts offerings OF
100 bushels rod, with sales at l45 and 40 for
rrime samples. Corn i, quiet, many samples
being withdrawn; offering of 582 bushels mix
CT, with sales 1T Iii. Rye is nominal. Oats
are steady sales Of 245 bushels at 81; quality
irferIo-. Other articles are unchanged.
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n COMM ERCE.
$500 - {


Boat & il BrenQlP, to Boyca & Co.; boats E
f & Young. A Walsh, w NJ Brsmhall, Eagle.
Henry Kcncy, F Bayer, Harvey Fisk. p j
Thomas, w w Sherhard, NJ Liensn, A Per
kin$, Alex Ray, W Bootha and Thomas Il
Fnilc, to American Coal Co.; boats General
Washington and Mary Il Wright, to Hamp.
shire Il Baltimore Coal Go.
DEPARTURES.
Boats } w Schanck, II Delafeld, w j
Shrcvc, Ell G Young, Park Agnew, " NJ
Br%mhHll' A Wal,h, Eagle, g L Breogle' Hon.
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MARIN LIST.

suS sErs............ . q HIGH WATER m goo on
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY l8.
ARRIVED.
Schrs + K Kirk, Jersey City, and Princess,
New York. to American Coal &c.
SAILED.
Steamer Utility, Allyn's Point, and schrs +
Il Kirk, Jersey City, and Princess, Boston, by
American Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
;5chr White Foam. Millikin, hence At Provi-
urlce llLh inst.
;chrs j A Garrison, Grace, and L A Danen-
hover, Sheppard, hence at Boston l4.h inst.
.:chr Carrie Reyer, Poland, hence at Boston
10th instant.
Schr j II Huddell, jr., Sharp, hence ct Bos-
ton 18th instant.
Schr Whitney Long, Hayes, hence at Boston
18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

DR.. Josephus Anderson, of Jacksonville,
Florida, has written a vigorous article in the
Southern Christian Advocate in favor of Meth
odi.t union. He was a delegate to the late
Southern General Conference. but was unable
10 be mr. cSeDt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

On Thursday, August 4th, the first National
Camp Meeting OF the African Methodist Eols-
copal Church will commence at Darlington Md,
on the Camp Ground now being used by the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Lynchbure News says:-'lt is stated
that the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany intend employing Immediately one thou
sand Chinese to work on the construction Of the
road. They are induced to take this step, 1t IS
said, because OF the unreliabiity OF the co!ored
laborers who have lett and arc still leaving the
road 10 large numbers
A little son of Mr.. Frank l.. Fred, OF Lou
doun county, was seriously injured on Satur
day by the kick OF a horse, breaking and
tracturing the bone in such a manner, as to
force s~pIintcrs OF it through the flesh, Dr.
Luck, OF Middlchurg, was called in, and under
his skiliuI treatment, We learn the little sufferer
is doing well.
Mr.. David Graham, an old, much respected
and wealthy citizen OF Orange county, died at
his residence on Wednesday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

BUILDING MATERIAL.
LEXANDRIA planning MILLS.
ROBERT JAMESON. BOYD M sAlIh'
JAMESON a. SMITH.
JOHN r. LAMBDEN, superintendent,
Nos. % and 81 Water st..
Are prepared to furnish at short notice NJ
on reasonable terms
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, BRACKETS,
MOULDINGS,
BALLUSTE4S,
Newell POSTS
NOTWITHSTANDING
SIDING, BOX STUFF
DRAWER STUFF
PANELS, &c, &1.
And to execute all kinds Of Scroll Saving
end Wood Turning, planning, Tongueing ana
Growing and Surfacing done in the bet man.
ner. They will also furnish plans and speci1-
cations Tor dwellings, stores and other building.
iy 2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

DISH FISH FISHH
Arrived, per schr. Mary Fletcher, q wei! -.
lected cargo Of
EASTERN HERRING,
consisting in partof--
$50 bbls Halifax No. GLBHED HERRING
lO bbls PORTLAND ROUND
900 bbis EASTPORT No.
100 bbls superior SPLIT LABRADOR
which will be sold low from wharf.
Apply to NJ. ELDRIDGE u &C.,
feb 8-tf No. q South Wharve..
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS,
IL w are prepared to furnish the celcbrs,ct
"JUDSON GOVERNOR"
at factory prices. No engine shouN be ~ith6A:
one: It. Is the most perfect Governor in u:e,
saving from 10 to Is per cent Of fuel, Doslcys
occurring great uniformity in speed.
JAMESON & COLLINS,
Corner Of Royal and Wilkes street.
NH lift Alexandria, Va.
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TNCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
VIRGINIA SASH, DOOR AND FRAME
FACTORY.

Corner Queen and Fairfax SIS, Alexis.
We have now made up 500 doors Of all siz"
from So to $40; 500 Windows Of Sash, glsz".
and unglszed, cheap 2W pairs Blinds. Nj
sizes lU000 feet Mouldings, DO different pa
terms. Will make Ut short notice Window AMI
Door Frames, Brackets, &C., Novels, Bn!us-
tors and Hydrants constantly on hand. LlibcF
al discounts made to dealers.
Being practical mechanics ourselves, we fee!
confident that we can please our customers.
Planning, Tongue and Growing, SaWim:,
Turning and Scroll-Sawing done in the best
mannor.
Plans and specifications furnished to part'e:
contracting with US for building materials;
laar2 RISuElLL s. HOOG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18
WEOWN OUk MANUFAUrOR /,

WEOWN OUk MANUFACTOkl !,
give attention to every detail Of its preparstiC:'.
and hence
KNOW EVERY BAG
which leaves our Works comes luily up T. ~
standard, Which twenty-five years experience
in tho trade satisfies us forms
PERFECT MANURE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

I. 81. rAULANER.- VIC nUlIcc III Sc'ci"I Va
our exchanges a letter from CO.. W. H.: Lamon
of Jefferson Co., West Va, relative MIR.
Chas. J Faulkner. This letter states that the
writer (who was the intimate friend and con-
slant associate OF the late Presidcnt) had Ire
uuent conversations with Mr.. Lincoln about
Mr.. Faulkner. in which Mr.. l.. expressed his
very high regard for Mr.. f.. and his regret at
the injustice which he considered done TO him
by his arrest and imprisonment on his return
from France. 1t is also stated that in January
1865, hearing that Mr.. Faulkner was living a
retired life in Virginia, and taking no part in
the war, Mr.. Lincoln addressed to him an
autograph letter inviting him to return to his
home and offering him protection Of the gov.
ernmeGt. The supposition is that Mr.. Faux
DER tailed to received this letter.
In Mr.. Lannon's last conversation with Mr..
Lincoln, only the day previous to his assasslna'
ton, and when the former was about starting
to Richmond, which had just fallen, MIR. Lin.
coins last Injunction was "Be sure you don't
return from Richmond without bringing faulk'
ner with yOu."-Free Press.
TROUBLE AMONG THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
Last evening, a mass meeting or conVocation
OF all knights OF Pythias of this District or.
posed to the O. b. N, which meeting Was
called by the general committee, was held at
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street, and was very
largely attended, every lodge of the Jurisdiction
being represented. Mr.. a. Il. CaviS, Of No.
II, presided, with Mr.. Joseph Stewart, Of No.
6, secretary. Mr.. G.. j. T.. FoxwelI offered a
series Of resolutions, which were referred to
a committee, of which MIR. r. Brown, Of No.
II, was chairman. This committee subsequent
ly reported the resolutions with a few amend
mcnts, and after they had been discussed at
considerable length they we're adopted. The
resolutions provide Tor the formation OF a ten.
porary grand lodge, adhering to the laws OF the
order; and provision is made Tor q full repre-.
sentation OF the subordinate lodges in which
there are no P. C.'s; and that the members Of
the subordinate lodges will continue their Or
CARNATIONS as permanent. The president was
authorized to convene the grand lodge prior to
the 9th inst, and We understand it will be
convened on the I'D inst Washington Star
SHENANDOAH VALLEY R~AILRoAD.-A Spe
clal Meeting OF the Executive Committee of
the Board OF Directors Of the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, of Virginia, will be held at
the Glrard House IN the city Of Philadelphia,
on the 18th day OF July instant, to let, bv
contract, the whole OF said work from the
Potomac River to the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, in Roanoke County, Va,
By order of the Board,
G. II. BARDwELI.,
Secretary Executive Committee.
There will also be a meeting of the Board of
Directors at the same place on the 2lth in
slant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

g. FOR KENT-Thc threc-story DWELL
hh4 HING HOUSE, No. 81 south Fairfax st -
Possession Given Aug. 10, or earlier if vacated.
Mr. +. Rosenthsl has the key. Apply for
terms to - j. S. GARDNER,
iy lS-lw Harrisonburp, Va.
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NISHING SHOHE FOR SALE.

EISHING SHOHE FOR SALE.
A never-failing FISHING LANDING, "a
I m maryland SIDE Of ths Potomac T'Tsr: -
Landing, together with all improvement
thereon, such rs fish houses, &C., and one goo.
seine boat. For further particulars apply +
SMOOT q MILLER
jed Real Estate Agents, IL King 81
TOILET SOAPS-Genuine CASTLE and olhe'
i Toilet Soaps receiy ed and for sale by
lie II j. CLINTON MILBURN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

A RS W. LIS Il y n.
1877 King st., Alexa.. Va.
Dealers in HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
Carpenters Tools, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Doc.
and Window Frames. Brackets, Moul1ing=.
Balueters, Of different patterns, and Novel
Posts. a largo stock Of French and Americah
Glass, double and single thick. of Ill sizes
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint and White WASH
Brushes, Lewis Puro White Lead, ard other
Machine OIL. Also, Limo, Of superior quality.
Cement, Calcined Plaster, Pitch and Felt for
Roofing, SC. A large stock OF Pugh's colobrn
ted Car Augers. and other articles found in first
class Builders Furnishing establishments.
All orders for Lumber, Brick and all kinG-
of Building Material. promptly attended to.
Terms cash. feb lit
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zach article entering into tha comp's!on o.:
the Vege.stor
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IS A MANURE BY ITSELF,

and are ali carefully analysed 0eior" 'heJ "s
used.
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FERTILIZERS
UYHTTELOCK's VEGETATOR!

CONTAINING,
IN A SOLUBLE CONDITION, EVERY
ELEMENT NECESSARY TO TIE
GROWTH OF THE PLANT
AND THE FORMATION
OF THE GRAIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18
THE V~E4ETATOE

prepared with great care from the nes' me
tariffs which our resources enable u to com
mand, is uniform in quslity, an! in cool con
di.ion for drilling.
Thus combining in proper Proportion IL"
stimulating and nourishing propertiei; an
while the plant is furnished with ioo1 for y
present growth, there is held in reserga 4 sun
cie1t quantity of nourishmen! +" supply In
grain or pod to maturity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

In the multiplicity Of reports from Europe,
received by cable dispatches, it is difficult to
winuow actual facts from mere rumors. Mat
tiers arc yet, in rather u chaotic state--by and
by, when the great movements commence, we
shall have, probably, the news in a more regu'
lar and correct form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

Several of the preachers in New York, 10
troduced tic subject OF the European war, int
their sermons yesterday. Bcechcr especially
So did DIR. Newman, in u sermon he preache'
yesterday in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

At Philadelphia, yesterday, the range Of
the thermometer is reported at l03 to l0j-
highcrthan was even known there. On Satur'
day, at Cincinnati, it was Sc, at Chicago 50,
at Louisville 80, and st. Louis &c to 100. At
New York it was %, with u number of cases
Of sunstroke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

The Germnr population of the American
cities arc holding meetings to express their
moral ard material sympathies with their
countrr in the expected struggle between France
and ! russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-18

A dispatch from Rome dated yesterday says {:
"Thc Pope wishes TO proclaim the infallibillty
dogma, which was recently voted in the Ecu
menical Council, on Sunday, the oath instant.
Leave of absence for three months will then be
granted to those Fathers desiring it, and those
who choose to remain may discuss the minor
questions yet undisposel Of"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

JAMES NJ. JEFFRIES, ESQ, or THE NINTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,-The friends OF lhls ais''u,
ouished and experienced lawyer have deteFlniheu
to present his name candidate for the ONCE u
Judge Of the ninth circuit.
For many years he has stood at the very hea.
.hc bar IN many of the largest and mos' lntelh-
GENT counties of that circuit; andthe state aoeS
not possess a more accomplished or thorouRhi!
read LAWYER His general practice has peeh ioi L
quarter Of q century Of a most lucrative cnarac'
ter, and the bench would now be a most nttins re-
ward for so long a period Of professional u'eiuis
ness. The attainments habits, and manners, VI
Mr. JEprR1Es suit him admirably for the bench'
uis life h As been one Of the most constant ana III
remittiuc study and practice of the law, AID
he has kept up with the latest and most
important learning OF his profession. de Is
eoualIy cpnversant with common law, equity, ana
criminal practice, and Is as judicious as an ao-
wiser as he Is able and eloquent as an advocate.
His election would be hailed with unbounded sat-
Isfaction By the bar and the citizens gcneraly oi
the counties of King and Queen, Essex, Miade-
sex, King Nillism, and Mathews, where ne mas so
Ions pra cticed with brilliant success. Win that
dignity, dccorum, and modesty, which most emil
nentIy distinguish Mr. JEFFRIES he mas not s2ueh,
Office but It Is understood that If elected he VIII
accent the Office of judge in the circuit where he
Is so we'll known and 50 highly esteemed and
honored. AipH
1f,,rb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

PATTI CoNcERr.-The last Patti concert
was we'll attended by an audience selected
from the beauty and intelligence of our
city. The distinguished songstress was en-
Enthusiastically received, and those who were
fortunate enough to be present will not soon
forget an evening during which so much
real satisfaction was experienced. The as
sisting artists acquitted themselves admi-
rably. Mons. Ritter, who is the accom-
plshed pianist of the troupe, stands in the
foremost rank of the masters of modern
piano technics, and at the same time im-
parts to his playing that quiet grace and
expression which displays the true artist.
Mons. Ritter performed upon one of those
incomparable instruments Steinway
grand piano, without which a frst-class
concert is now considered incomplete.
The varied and combined qualities of
these unapproachable instruments en-
ables one to produce the most deli
cate pidnisSimo or the etreme cTescendo
without losing that beautiful quality of tone
which is so essential to perfect instru-
ment, and by which the Messrs. Steinway
have been the means of placing the United
States at the head of the world in their
branch of manufacture. They are reward
cd in the fact that their sales are about equal
to that of any other two establishments
combined. Mr.. Prume is an artist in every
way worthy of the reputation attached to
his name. The audience was charmed with
his playing, and did not hesitate to ex-
press themselves. Messrs. Squires and
Hermans, old and welcome fayorites, add
ed greatly to the pleasure of an audience
always ready to appreciate true merit: The
troupe leave this morning for Washington
to fulfil engagements in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

ItWI Ir>$NE$~ IN E!;2sHETn CRY CurN-
F--LA>n-oWNERS DRIVEN Orr Ky Ne
ssS--FIcUrING CoING 0N.-Durinq
. Har the Frccdmen's Bureau settled
.. negroes on some land in Eliza
.,:@ CITY county. The land was not con-
.-,p,ri by ;he United States, but was re-
,-a:c. n tho righttul property Of those
f ..t~> 10 whom it belonged. When the
"...ca" Mas broken up, General 0. Brown,
E.. tsmwa"d in this State, ordered the
....-.,< 70 leave, but they have never done
t.cw weeks ago gentleman from the
>arth came iown and bought farm upon
- &irh these negroes ore sguattcd. and sent
r-ca:r's there 10 erect n dwelling. They
vrrc &JIy"n of 10y the blacks, who also
....p;.e new owner OH when he came to
...a, 81 the violence done TO his workmen.
= .e @e..o@s also went 10 the adjoining farm
&. Z. .~a;,c!~au who had negotiated the sale.
,.; nuve lin of, selling his corn, &c.
The Sheriff q Elizabeth City summoned
. posse o. eighty men. and went Yesterday
,Ne ,.at 10 arrest the ringlcaders in this
cal,. ! dispatch received here last
..a.,- >ays he made the attack. but was
ven #. About fifty shots We're fired
.. e.. ;,,r-ram does not SAY how MANY
..- - F,."e injured.
+. ~. i.a;jon Of whites in that section,
-, ..,n: p, ;4c " Black Strip is SO sparse
...,..i enough can be gotten TO put down
~, -n@ IS tlacts'; ard a messenger is
.a-, from TIE citizens asking Governor
+. srr ;a cat, ~ the United States Govern
, ,s, 10: the use OF troops from Fortress
''l~.a. lue governor expects 10 be able
.v. lie disturbance without calling in
... . GurCiuuIcGt troops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

And the said defendants further show
and aver that, by resolution Of the said
Council, made on the 18th day of March.
1870, the place of holding the Mayors
court Of said city was and is fixed ut the
City Hall of said city, and can be lawfully
held only at that place and that the said
H. K. Ellyson, as Mayor aforesaid, has
thepceforward hitherto held said court at
said City Hall that the Chief Of Police and
captains of police who exercise any author
ity as such in said city, are the appointees
of said. Council, and recognize and obey
the said II. X. Ellyson as Mayor aforesaid
and none other; that there is no place OF
which the Mayor can lawfully hold his
court other than that so designated by the
Council, and which is in the quiet and un-
disturbed possession and use of the said
Mayor Ellyson; and that there ere no
chiefs or captains of police who can law
fully act Sc such other than those ap-
pointed by said Council, and these oil re-
cognize and obey said II. &. Ellyson and
him alone as Mayor of said city.
And the said defendants say they are in
formed, advised, and believe, and they
therefore assert, that the said George Cha
hoon is not in law or in fact the Mayor of
the city of Richmond; that the council
men so appointed as aforesaid constitute
the lawful, and are the sole, councilmen of
said city, and that the said H. K. Ellyson
is the true and only Mayor of said city, in
law and in fact; and that the title to the
Mayoralty of said city, if contested between
said Ellyson and said Chahoon, is not cogni-
fable or triablc in the said Circuit Court of
the United States, or in any other court,
upon bill in equity. Wherefore, the said
defendants respectfully submit and insist
that the motion for the injunction be de-
MED and rejected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23

MoR1rARY REPoRT.-Tho following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, March 10Th, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the Office OF the
Board of Health:
Whole number OF deaths in the city, 20 ::
in addition, still-horn Il white AMI 3
colored) were reported. Sex: Males, 10 !;
females, IA. Color: White males, 10 :
white females, 3 colorcd males, ); co!ored
females, II. Condition Single, II mar
ried, G: widowers, widows, 4 unknown,
l. Nativity: United States, 25; England,
,; unknown, 2. Age: day to 30. 3; l
month to 6, months to II, l; year to
;, 3 years to 10, 3; 10 years to 20. ;
20 years to 50, !; 80 years to 40, B; 40
years to 80, 3; 50 years to GO, 3; 60 years
TO 20, ,; 20 years to so, / 50 years to 90,
| unknown, 5. Cause of death Albu-
niuuria, burn, !; convulsions, ]; con-
sumption, i e white and colored) /; cancer,
/: drowned, l.; diphtherie, /; gun-shot
wound, / inflammation of brain, i in
tlammatiou of heart, infautile lockjaw,
|; marasmus, 2: pneumonia, 6; prcma-
ture birth, / 2; paralysis, !; syphilis, !;
scrofula, | softcning of brain, typhoid
ieyp~. | unknown
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-23
VOL. XXXVIN.

MANCHESTER ITEMs.- The new Board of
Trustees met last evening at the Office of
Or. W. r. Weisigcr, ald at their invitation
the old Board met with them. After lit
tie consultation, the new Board-Mcssrs. 7.
d. Mckinney, ". S. Taylor, DR.. W. r.
Weisiger, P. II Gary, J. NJ. Moody, W. /.
Clopton, and 5.B. Weisiger-took the seve-
raj oaths prescribed before Major Walker,
J. r, and elected ?. D. Mckinney presi
dent, R. II. Bcazley secretary, W. s. Tay-
lor treasurer, and continued the other off,
GERS until future meeting. Committees to
audit the accounts Of the late treasurer and
Of streets were appointed. The Board adj
journcd to meet q! the treasurcr's office on
Monday night next.
Accidem. Mrs. Brown, wife Of James
Brown, an employe of the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company, fell f'om the
Danville bridge near Vauxhall's island on
yesterday, and received painful if not Sc
rious injury. Some cars were on the track,
and the way nearly obstr'lcted, when she
attempted to pass, and the accident oc-
Cured She was conveyed to her residence,
and at last accounts was doing we'll.