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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-03

MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat-
urdav, April 29th, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received at the Office Of
the Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, 35 ;
in addition, 2 still-born were reported COLOR
ed). Sex: Males, 80; females, 16. Color
White males, s.; white females, 2; colored
males, IA colored females, Il. Condition
Single, a; married, 4; widowers, 2; widows,
3; unknown, 3. Nativity &: all United
States. Locality City at large, 3; Marshall
Ward, g.; Jefferson Ward, IL; Madison
Ward, 2; Monroe Ward, l.; Clay Ward,
Z; Jackson Ward, g.. Almshouse, 2. Age
One day to thirty, 9; one month to six, g.;
six months to twelve, 9; one year to three,
3; three years to five, 4 !; five years to ten,
9; ten years to twenty, 9; twenty. years
to thirty, 9; thirty years to forty, Q; forty
years to fifty, q; fifty years to sixty, / ;
sixty years to seventy, 1 seventy years to
eighty, 3; eighty years to ninety, 2; one
hundred years and upwards, l. BY whom
certified: Regular practitioners, q irregu.
lar practitioners, 3; coroner 2; Board Of
Health, /. Causes Of death: Brain disease,
/; ccreko-spinal meningitis, 3; congestion
of brain !; CONSUMPTION, (colored) con.
vulsions, 1 diarrhea s(chronic), L; dysen.
terry (acute), 3; dropsy, 8; heart disease,
l.; hepatitis, L; neuralgia of heart,
meningitis, l phlegmasia dolens, /; pre-
mature birth, 9; pneumonia. 3; old age, .
syphilis, L; valvular disease of heart, l
whooping-cough, 3; unknown, 3.
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FREE Sons OF IsRAEL.-On Sunday last
Friendship Lodge, No. ,15, Improved Or
ders Free, Sons OF Israel, was instituted II
berg, Deputy Grand Master David Jacob
Acting Grand Secretary Louis Hart, and
Grand Marshal Frank Mayer, of the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania. The following Of
flcers were installed for the first term:
L. Lichtenstein, President; Rev. L. ia
coby, Vice-Presdent; Julius Kraker, Trea'
surer; II. Shweitzer, Secretary; S. Sund.
berg, Financial Secretary; M. Elleck,
Guide; A. Solomon, Warden Chas. karlf.
man, Guardian NJ. Kaufman, P. Hirsh
berg, G. lander, Trustees.
This is purely benevolent order. The
widow of q member receives about 81 ,00(
from the organization, and sick members
are carefully cared for.
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The AMATEUR OpERA.-A flood could
hardly have kept the Theatre from being
filled last night. It was an audience great
in numbers, and marked by intelligence,
taste, and fashion, not to speak Of the
conspicuous array OF. beauty in dress
circle, boxes, and parquette. The
amateurs must have been encouraged by
these facts hardly. less than by the liberal
applause and floral fayors with which they
were greeted. Of the rendition of the DO.
hemian Girl we can only say (writing at
midnight) that 1t far exceeded the ex'
pectation of even the most crit
cal. The leading parts were for the
greater part wonderfully well sustained,
and the chorus was, perhaps, the finest
ever heard in our. present Theatre
The acting also was good, especially
that of Mr.. Chamberlayne and MIR.
Watkins, and the stage business was wei
managed in every particular. Good as thii
performance was, we may expect one muel
better tomorrow night, when the some
opera will be brought ont by the same tai
ented company. Gs:La=f-5 49,,
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| Il > Z
s.6R1IICE Court, .TURsD AY-Jastfce j.. j.
Whste presiding. -Phe following cases were
disposed CT: -. -
Bette Loyenburg, having IN her posses
sion q lot OF mink SKINS. the property Of
Charles Haase. Continued until ths sd
instss :. .'.'.&
Jaeos LovenGnre, interfering with and
using abusive language towards Detectives
Knox and Wood while in the discharge Of
their duty. DISCHARGED. a. al
Silvia Robinson (colored), unlawfully
stealing one coat, valued ut S18, the prop
erty Of David johnson. Semitic Jail for 80
), John Henry Bell (colored), an old of.
and vagrant. Bound over for six months
in the sum Of S100. ~ 5g.:E..i fse
D: j. Mnnson, unlawfully assaulting and
striking Chas. Richards. Dismissed. y
Sam. Cousins (colored), stealing iron from
the ruins oflthe Spotswood Hotel. Found
guilty, and sent to Jail for Is days.
Henry Morris, charged with being va
grant and having no visible means Of sup
port. .Bsnnd over for three months in 800.
Giles Hayden (colored}, charged with be-
ing the father Of a female bastard child, soi
which Louisa Harris is the mother. Con.
tinued until the Sd. ..sg.:. 80. q
Salina Rigsby, drunk and unable to take
care of herself. Fined 50 for getting drunk.
Margaret Lynch (old offender),. drunk
and unable to take care Of herself. Bound
over for three months +; in default sent to
j ail.;;Ysr1a II !r.aaa54s.La 4f1.-5 81
|lgDolly Lumsden and Topsy Brown (col.
ored), charged with being persons Of III
fame and stTeet-walkers. Fined 81 each.
Dan. Scroggns fold ohender), drunk and
lying on the sidewalk. Fined 81.
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RAN Away Yesterday morning horse
attached to charcoal cart became alarmed
ut the engine attached to the Frederlcks'
burg freight train, which was about start
ing out, and ran away. Turning the corner
ut 7th and Broad streets, and going towards
Marshall, the cart was stopped by coming
pretty well sworsted. The cart was upset
and the driver, q colored boy named Chas
Allen. thrown to the ground and severely
bruised. The horse had his leg cut, bul
was not seriously injured. About the same
time the horses attached to one OF the stree!
cars took fright from the same cause ane
started of, but were promptly checked By
the driver.
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A CHICKEN THIEF ATTEMprs TO RUN AND
rs SHoT.-Just before day yesterday morn
ing policeman B. M.Angle, while on his beat
and standing on the corner. of LIST and Canal
streets, noticed q negro with q well-tilled
bag in his hand manGuvering rather
strangely and suspiciously about the trestle
bridge of the Petersburg and Fredericks-
burg connection. The officer ut once
changed his location so as to be hid from
view, and waited only few moments when
the fellow began to cross the bridge. Angle
ut once hailed him and asked where he was
going. To this the fellow replied that it
was . none OF his business" and started to
run as fast. as his legs could carry him.. A
well directed shot, however, caused the
fellow either to fall or to jump from the
bridge, and to leave his bag behind him.
The policeman started in pursuit, but the
distance which the man had gained by being
on the ground was so great that he was not
brought to justice, though he was tracked
by the blood some distance. The bag was
examined and found to contain six fine
hens and game rooster, with their heads
all wrung off. ....-r. -, = i
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The HnEENIAH SocIETY.-This society,
organized for benevolent purposes, will
meet this evening Mt 8 o'clock, at the Hall
| Of the Catholic Beneficial Society, corner
10Th and Main streets. This society Is max
ing rapid progress, for members are joining
it daily, influenced by the good objects it
has In view Any organization PM, ioupa asas On
lence, and charity, and in which there ia
nothing whatever sectarfan, is worthy o!
all commendation and popular favor. We
are informed that this Is such an organiza-
ton, and that it has no political purpose
or feature whatever about it,. 1850!
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WEDN EsDAYz & NC I'm 81 g, 81 i s. 1871



EfElaet North. tsY s.t.5s 81 g
Those Of the citizens az RE 5, nj !x,h,
lwere here during the war. and IN IN =,
lmenth Of Februsry 1s8s saraa ,,a,.,,a ON !,
fEnlillEr With Tho history OF Jas. Wes 81 sag
i the spy, who was sent by tie IT,,itea STATE,
government to this city city. s.; z 5; 80 :
eDster vas connected with .pincker
lions Detective Agetcy, The principal Office
fpf which IS I'm Chicago, and being pefhapt
the man best suited for tha hazardous nm.
lfertakfng, cafne through the lines Eand
reached this city In safely and coumencad
operations. His work had bat fairly beeun.
however, when he was arrested, tried nv 4
court. LOT which Judge W. NV.
Cfump was Judge adyocate -eonyicted OF
being 9 spy, and sentenced to be hung.
After his conviction he was sent to Castle
Thunder for ,safe-keepfng, and there CON
Fined untffthe day OF his execution. While
there he openly acknow iedged his mission,
and prepared himself for the penalty which
Some three OF four weeks before tue day
on which he was to be hanged, he either
feigned sickness or was really i'll, and: WIS
sent up to fhe hospital, In the fourth or
fifth story. He had been there but q short
time when he conceived a plan for escape,
and finally put his. project into, effect.
Working his cot or bed by degrees to the.
nearest window, he waited hts opportunity
while the attention CT the guard was with
drawn, and jumped out. The fall from
such q. distance on the stones and bricks
below mashed his hip-bone, and broke his
leg in one or two places. Though
suffering. intense agony, the man, bent ON
his escape, managed to crawl along until he
reached a. neighboring coalyard, where,
bis strength exhausted, he. could scarcely
60 farther. By this time 1t was known ut
the prison that he had made his escape, and
search was at once made, and before
many minutes he-was rearrested and taken
back to the hospital, where his wounds
were dressed and he. properly cared for.
Time passed away, and the day of his exc
cution arrived, but his limb had not yet
Knit. and he was unable to stand. Dressed
in the uniform Of the United States army,
which had been brought him by his wife,!
he was conveyed in carriage to
=" Camp Lee" where the scaffold had
been erected for his execution. Un-
able to stand, he took his seat until
the rope was adjusted, and all being ready,
the trap fell, and he was launched into
eternity. His remains were inferred prop
erly, and there remained until few days
since, when Mr., George 81. Bangs, the gen
eral superintendent OF Pinckerton's Detec-
tive Agency, arrived in this city, had them
exhumed, and they were sent to his friends
in the North by the train of Saturday last.
. Webster, though fighting against us, was
brave to fault, and throughout all of bis
confinement and sufferings is represented
to have borne up like man. =,
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W. GoDD{N VII, sell at r. NJ. n brick tenament
ss on the west line of sth, between Main and
Cary streets. Y
W. GGDDIN will sell at4 P. III. a fourth.interest
In brick tenement on the west line Of 9Th
street, north OF Baker. ~
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR win sell at p. NJ. a lot on
The west side Of 9Th street, between jackson
and Duval streets. i. 49,. IN 80.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE win sell at II A. M. a
large lot Of chromos.
lSRELf & SON Will sell at 81 p. NJ. q small
framed tenement on the southeastern corner OF
Leigh and Henry streets. . = 49,
W. GODDIN win sell at r. M. brick teuemen,
on the southwest corner OF 9TH and Baker
streets, Navy Hill. ~ - ~
JOHN T. LEMoINE. auctioneer, Petersburg
-; Va, Will sell a valuable water-power and cot.
ton factory property. ..' ss
ISBELL & SON will sell at Z. NJ. a two. story
brick dwelling on the northeastern corner OF
Catherine and Smith streets. ..., go
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HEBREW MEMO
RIAL AssoCIATIoN.-The annual meeting of
the Hebrew Ladies' Memorial Association
took place yesterday afternoon. The fol-
lowing officers were unanimously elected :
President, Miss r.. II. Myers First Vice
President. Mrs. e. Cohen Second Vice
President, Mrs. N. Ezekiel; Third Vice
President, Mrs. A. Moses. Managers :
Miss Ella Myers, Miss Clara Myers, Miss
Julia Myers, Mrs. Sol. Sycles, Mrs. 5. Ben
: The funds of the society are in q prosper
Gus condition. -. ~ t.3..
The ladies decided on observing Tues
day. the. 18th instant, for their memorial
day, and hope that the lakewood and Hol-
|lyWood Associations will join them in their
seeIebratiOn.s t&r'.-&t -
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LEcTUREs ON SCIENTIFIC TBAvELs IN ASIA
AND AFRIcA.LDr. w. j. Davis, formerly
Professor in the University Of st. Peters
burgh, will deliver his first lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Association on
Friday evening next, May 9Th, 1871, ut the
Assembly ,Hall., DR.. Davis. who has. exc
cnted his late scientific travels, in the years
E1864-'G5, In Southern Siberia, Persia, Box
Ehara, and China, will deliver in these lee
lures not only ethnographical aud geo
graphical descriptions, bur he wiz present
to his hearers some interesting and lively
of the half-savage inhabitants of Central
Asia and Africa. Professor Davis, having
accompanied Dr.. Livingstone ON the Fam
bezi expedition In Aries, will speak in
these lectures of the dangerous adventures
his patty had to go through on that famous
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Manchester Itersss.

Workmen are now, and have been for seye-
raj days, engaged in fixing stands,a plat
FORM &C., at the point at which It 10 pro-
posed to lay the cornerstone Of the free
bridge. Ladies will be busy to-day deco
rating the platform, and all who feel desir-
Gus Of assisting are invited to attend.
ELLIOTT GRAYs.-The meeting, Of FL
lott Grays was postponed until tonight,
when 1t Is hoped that there will be . fun
and prompt attendance. 81 ssa4 IA
/, LADIES' FEAsr.-The ladies of the Epis-
copal Church will open a festival to-mor-
row night at Steers Tavern, where they
will display a most tempting lot Of the good
things Of this life. .S3fs27 ~
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CHAaCEaY GoShTs oP RroHnosD Jadg
| sasSttsltu9h .--Tile following cases were dis
posed OF on Tuesday: ~ 81 S s.:
Ngst'ss admir- vs. WaH and others. Dc
GREG referring cause to omnaissIoner fol
inqliry and reports Johnston, and VIII
isaEas u Nash, counsel. 5.fj -
JDnes's ex' ors VS.. IN illliam Ashby Jones
Decree confirming report OF commissioners
fixing rate of compensation of executors
and trustees, ss required by viii of Wn .B;
Jones, decd. Cannon e. Courtney. b, q. 3
Sheppard, trustee, va. Crouch and ot liera.
Decree confirming sale Of eommissto nars
and by consent Of adult heirs, making
partial pa deposition OF the fund. Atkinson &
Mitchell VS.. Clarke, &C. Decree direct.
ing fundin handsaof receiver Go be- paid to
to defendants, and referring to COM
missioner for inquiry and report. Lyons,
counsel. -. e.
Jacobs and wife ys. German Building AS.
sociati0n. Leave granted comp1ainants To
ole supplemental bill. Meredith, Neeson,
and jackson, counsel. s3sE 81 fa5
Hurtys. Watkins g. CettreH. Decree dis.
missing bill with costs, hut without prsju-
dice to rights Of plaintiff in court Of law.
Stegef, and Page &c Maury, counsel. -
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o TRIALS FOR HORSE -STEAL1NG.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday, Moses Faulkner
and Frank Hubbard were put on trial for
horse-stealing. Hubbard was convicted
and sent 10 the penitentiary for five years !;
and Faulkner was sent to Hanover for in
dictment, the act which he is charged with
committing as accessory having been COM
mitted in that county.
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Cry Executive COMMITTEE MEETING To.
NieHT.-A full and prompt attendance Of
the members of. the City Conservative Com,
mittee is called for tonight at the usuai
hour, 8 o'clock, at Virginia Hall, 9th street.
business of importance will be transacted,
and It is hoped that every committeeman
will be in his place. -. -
The superintendent Of wards are ex.
nected to be ready, with lists OF names from
which VIA be- selected igilant cangassefs
for eyeryrward precinct of the city. j,
The committee earnestly request oil
f1ouseholders to send to their headquarters
correct lists Of all males twhite or oiacR
resident on their premises, not omitt1ne
the number Of the house and its particular
location in the ward precinct.
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OFT srSAYEn. &c.
,,,,..S MILES. &c. FOR SALE.

,xnrSrS FOR SALE.--Just re-
c,ycd smother Gnd The n'st aHs 81 N X ~
&. -; .rge NcunS horses. Suitable lot iAmliS
h' "N' - other ,lrauSht purposes u which me
b .t'ra cE mvrfIcod' Snd me pnn!;r ssnneMrany
o. '.iS't.r''s ~ street. near Marshall.
i,1R sALE.-one fine hu Il. ,n, or IN
90, ;ar %e seen by Supplying 81
" '''.>' %RAS. II. hoDsMEaD,-
.., l,S>b.ronN and nsnviIC Il. 4. Depot.
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1871. 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE )
SHORT LINE.
1877 |.
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[.

RICHMOND. FEAEEkICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC TIE TO 4 L L P01NTs
hUhTii EAST AND NORTH WEST.
IEhla NJ. L--IHkOU&H MAIL TRAIN wa
Washington leaves the depot, corner OF Byrd anp
t,ehtA strertg, daily at l2:a5 I. NJ. Arrives ID
EichutOnL daily al 2:20 r. NJ. ~.
Washington leaves the depot corner OF BYRD and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays e2cepted), It SAP
81 80 4. N.
THRl CGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
ATE 'HECKS TO al! principal points IN the
NDkIH EAST and NORTHWEST. :
fEklGIlI TRAINS will leave Richmond on
NtES nStAYS and SATURDAYS
The ACCOMMODaTION Il Il N between
kirhmurd and Milford will be run daily tSuncays
~. ptcdi, leaving the depot corner OF Broad ana
Ei2hl streets Ut $3.50 l.. d., end arriving In hlch-
inund III 80 A. 81 -.saa.g.s a.4 t.asg Z
Apply Mt COMPAEY's OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eigllh streets. -
j. 3. GEHTEY,sZ
General Ticket and Freight agent, Z
Ed. I. ID. MYERS, General Sup'L fe Il /
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HUsT1Nas CoURT-Judge 4. B. Guigon.--
John cambridge was convicted Of grand
larceny, and the term Of his Imprisonment
in the penitentiary fixed at three years.
Austin Mitchell, indicted for stealing
some shoemaker's tools, was admitted to
hriT at. 'ftH
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q IN RrrNps OF TEMpERANcB.-An new Coun-
o,i If fhee Order of Friends OF Temperance
will be instituted by w. Hall Crew, Esq.'
State yice-president, OF Covenant han To-
night. twill be the i3oth In far gs no
name has not been selected. nc y .,.a.is
enough TO make this new temperance move
mept great success,
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PoL1rrcAL.-The political canvass has
commenced actively in Hanover county.
e. Carter Taylor makes his announcement
as follows: ,ys-..si
"Haying served you as commissioner OF
the revenue since the foundation OF the
Colonial Government, it is hardly neces-
sary to sa y anything about my quai1tlca-
tions. fought and bled in the conflict
against King George, and rendered emcn Glen
a;d IN Gen. Washington in the establish
ment of this glorious Republic. Vote
early. vote often, and vote everywhere, for
your. humble servant" ~ 80
Be sure to register to-day.
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Now is the time to plant flowers Of All kinds.

Flowers are the symbols of love In the volup-
tuous East. Their fragrance, says an oriental
poet, Is the silent language OF affection. II this
is go, phalon's new ravlshing perfume, Love
You,, Is the most appropriate Of all presents for
lover to make 70 his fair lady, fer LIE Intense and
enduring odor might well express the depth and
permanence OF his passion. Sold by all druggists.
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MORTON FOR NEW TRIAL.-The Circuit
Court of Henrico Will meet at OK O'clock
this morning to hear the argument on; "a
motion for a new trial In the case Of Sawney
Allen, who was O few days ago convicted Of
felony, and the term Of his imprisonment
in the penitentiary fixed ut Is years.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court. - This
court did not meet yesterday according to
appointment, neither Of the judges being
present. Judge Underwood is holding
court in Norfolk. Judge Bond te1egraphs
that he will, be here in time to hold court
tn.dav - -
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! THElF OPPos,rFoN TILEaRA PHs-Supeyin
tendent Delaney ! OF the Southafn amt Al
lantic Telegraph Company, Informs us that
he WIZ have his Hines up 10. Danyille IN
about ten days, an impe ailments having
been removed and peeuniary reinforce
ments received. The company proposes
to push right ON south, expecting 70 have
their wires q to Charleston IA ninety days
and to Savannah In q month OF Two liter.
They now lave q large force ct work get
ting:0nt poles III North Carolina.
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n. J. W4Rp MANAGES APPoIETED.-City En-
,gineer Din1nock has appointed B. Gilman
manager of city hands and carts for Clay
Ward. and D. u. Craddock for Monroe and
Madison Wards. The officers superseded
have petitioned the Council for reinstate-
ment, s.fssf.qY -. I, as&}
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F1RE.-After 70 o'clock on Monday night
fire was discovered in the sassafras factory
at Rockets. The policeman and others In
the neighborhood promptly extinguished1
the flames before any damage was done, anu
without giving any alarm. - ...sss.I
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The worst coughs yield, as II by magic, 70 the
wonderful curative powers Of DR.. PIERcR's Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. t. also sur
passes anything else ever before for the
cure OF pmples, blotches, and rasbes on the fsce
also, for erysipelas, salt rhenm, and all skin and
scrofulous diseases. Sold by all druggists. Send
for nam INLET. t.@s.s.s+se -
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The transatlantic political fever RACES and tho
European Continent 10 In turmoil the heads OF
people over the water are not easy. HOW dinerent
with the inhabitants Of this great country, wnere
every man has the privilege OF purchasing nis
clothing and furnishing goodsn b. sfhscA
SON, 1900 Main street. .ets.5. f5l .segr ~
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UNuArLABLE LETTERS RsAAfNING IN THz
RfcHhoND Posr-O OFFICE MAY 2, 1ST1.-
r. G. Hall, Richmond; w. B. Lyme 4
Brother, Richmond !; Rev. Mr. COne, Rich'
mond. MIR. Gufijn Tamtry /; Patrick Leon
harty Mrs. Dr.Js g. Coleman, scostshurg
Miss 4. III. Fisk, Peterboro'. N. 81.
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! No wood for kindling and, cooking excels ours.
Engine, smiths,, and CRATE coal-the beat and
Anthracite, lowest price.
Mr.. L. r.. REINs IS with me, and solfcits the
patronage Of his friends. J.B.WATKIEs,
'.1r.as a.. ~ I'LL Main street.
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RsrURKRo Wrsn Hrs f BIsosEn,-Sergealt
Dudley Gilman OF the police, who went TO
Washington on Sunday morning last Tor
Albert Fortune, the negro convict who
escaped from the penitentiary abouttW
months ago, returned by the northern train
the city iail. tis.ygs...zI ~ .sszt e.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMoND.--No bJsi-
ness of general interest was transacted in
this court yesterday.
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.9itl,luolld 1ispatth.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER TRAN THE CONFINED CIR.
CULATIoN OF ALE TsaE OTHER DAILx
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CRY. 4'...
AUCTION sALEs THIS Day.

On all public or private sales Of Real Estate
made oetsoeen tbs lstor January and theast If
judy tae purchasers pay the tares for the pre-
) sent year; bat on all safes be.,osen the FIRST
day Of judy and the last day Of December the
seller pays them. a 7@ta- - ff
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT-Judge Il. C..
Minor.-John Berry was yesterday convict
ed of telOnious house breaking, and sent to
jail for eight months. -