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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-08

REORGANIZATION OF THE RICHMOND CLUB OF
UNIVERSITY ALUMEI.-An adjourned meet
iny of the Alumni of the University of Vir-
ginia, resident in Richmond, was held at
The City Hall on Saturday night. The at
tendance was small, owing to the inclem-
ent weather. Among those present was
Prof. Maupin, of the University. Colonel
John B. Young occupied the chair, and
Capt. Philip HaXall acted as secretary.
Mr.. John S. Wise, on behalf OF tile COM
mittee appointed for the purpose, reported
~ constitution for an organization to be
STYLED the University Club of Richmond.
| Among the objects of the organization, ac-
cording to this constitution, is the educa-
ton at the University of as many destitute
Virninians as the funds of the Club viii
lalIoW, This feature of the plan was par
lliculsrly urged by Mr. Wise as aiming at
something more than mere convivlaAty.
|, The. constitution was then considered by
article, and after amendment, adopted.
! The section providing for the educatIon
and a student or students at the University
was, after a spirited debate, participated III
by DR.. j. G. Cabell, Maj: L. II. Carrlnston,
". S. Gilman, and y. ). wise, strickth OUT
DR.. G, w. p. Brock gave notice That he
wo,lld at the next meeting move recon-
sideration of the vote by which the section
was stricken OUT. -
SThe constitution was then, on motion Of
Mr., r. L. Joynes, adopted as whole.
The Club then went into the election OF
MIR. Wise nominated Col. John B. Young
for President.
DR.. Davidson nominated Judge John A.
Meredith.
Major Darlington nominated Judge VIM.
r. Joynes. This nomination was afterwards
withdrawn at the request OF Mr.. L. H..
Joynes. - "
The vote resulted in the election of Judge
Meredith who, on taking the chair, thanked
the Club in appropriate and feeling remarks
for the honor, and expressed his regret that
their choice had not fallen upon the other
gentleman who had been in nomination.
: Colonel Young was then unanimously
elected first yice-president DIR. Fairfax,
second yice-president Colonel Hilary p.
Jones, of Hanover, third yice-president !;
Captain Philip HaxdlI, secretary and John
L. Williams, treasurer. .s- ,=f
The following Executive Committee was
elected: Major /. III. lCarrington, VIM. I'll.
HaxalI, John S. Wise, and Gen. James A.
Lane. u & -
On motion of Mr.. Mordecai, Gen. John
s. Preston was invited to deliver an address
before the alumni at such time as may be
most convenient to him. .:ss
DIR. Brock offered q resolution providing
for a BANQUET and reunion of the alumni on
the 9Th OF July next, which was referred
to the Executive Committee. 1t was alter
wards withdrawn.
The Club then adjourned.
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IlABlLlTY OF EXECUTORS AND ADMINS
TEAroE>.-rnc Orphans Cont Of this city
hes had before il for the past two days the
,..So 81 James U'Nciii, who died in June,
1854. having made, as the court decided, Il
runcupatiTe will, leaving all his property
to Mrs Mary Smith. 1T whose house he was
r">itn". The court appointed Michael
smith. the husband of Mary Smith, admin
i>trutor, who settled the estate. The rcla-
tiye> of the deceased in April following fled
q petition TO set aside the will, which the
court refused. An appeal was taken 10 the
Court Of Appeals, which, on the 3lst of
January last. set aside the n,ncupative will
and rcmanied the case. TGcir opinion was
published in the San in February last.
On the 10Th Of last February Michael
smiths letters Of administration were re-
yukcd, and administration granted to Henry
>tuckbriGge. ESQ, claiming TO represent
III" alleged nun-fcsidcnt heirs of james
u'N""il. As such administrator, Mr.. Stock
tri.l.", on the ISth March. 1871. filed Il pe-
tIinn il the Orphans Court alleging that
Michael Smith refuses 10 deliver to him the
estate Of Jas. O'Neill, and prays the court
to pa>, an order compelling him to do so.
70 this petition Dir. Smith responds by say
in. hat he l. not in possession Of any part
0f SAID estate: that be distributed the whole
Of il without notice or objection from any
one. and under the direction and approval
al the Orphans Court, rs evidenced by
the records of the court, between five
and six years ago. lie contends that his
final account. distribution, and settlement
81 the estate released bis administration
bond and that the revocation Of his letters
and appointment Of Mr.. Stockbridge with
ont notice was inprovident and illegal, and
prays the court to rescind its order in the
premises.
The singular facts of this case present the
important question, whether an executor or
administrator can be made responsible for
The assets Of AL estate which he has settled
up and distributed under the authority Of
court of competent jurisdiction.-Balti-
mJre Sun. Ea 1.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScHooL UNION
The regular monthly meeting OF this asso,
citation win be held tonight at the Grace
street Presbyterian Church Or. Read's)-
at which time the annual election OF officers
will take place.
The meeting will be addressed by Rev.
Mr.. Pl estDn and others on the subject OF
PRESBYTERIAN mission schools.
Arrangements will also be made for the
anniversary meeting, which occurs the
third Sunday in May.
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SALLY WILLIAMS D1scHARGED.-We stated
Saturday that in the Hastings Court on the
the murder of her infant child, was found
guilty of involuntary manslaughter, and
sentenced to pay a fine of S25. The Judge
added the penalty Of twelve months i'm
priSonmcnt.
On Saturday the accused was again
brought to court, and Judge Guigon an
noiluccd that, considering the verdict not
responsive to the issue, he should order
that it be set aside, and that the accused
be discharged from further prosecution.
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CCOmmunIcateti.1

THE LADIES AND THE LAKEWOOD MEMO
RIAL CELEBKATIoN.-The ladies' of Oakwood
Association will meet in the lectuTe.rOom
of the Third Presbyterian Church on Mon
day and Tuesday for the purpose OF making
Wreaths to decorate the soldiers graves at
UakWood on their memorial day, 10th of
May, and cordially invite all persons will
ing to aid in the work TO unite with them.
Contributions of eyergreens and flowers
are solicited, and may be sent to the church
on the days named and on Wednesday
morning. q. PoYTHREss, Sec'y.
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GROSS IMPosITIoN.-No imposition Ia more TO
be condemned than That OF short weight" SO
common is this that hardly an article Of commerce
is offered 70 the pubic which has the iuli weight
represented. sucn is not Tie case with DooLEI's
YEAST POWDER, now universally used la Thu
country. kacn package contains, with scrupu
lous exactness the full quantity of weight labect
upon 1t, aud will produce better and greater re
suits than any other baking powder Ia market
Try 1t, and satisfy yourselves OF the trutho ou
assertion. For sale by grocers. .
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THE TRIAL OF SANDS ;CoMMENcEp.- The
nr nk

THE TRIAL OF SANDS sCoMMENCEp. The
trial oil Sands was commenced on Sat.
urday. AT the opening Of the court,
Deputy Sergeant Holzinger reported
the names or thirty citizens Of AleXan.
iria, summoned under the writ Of vcntre
facaas. Without going through the Gu
tire list the panel was completed, and 6
jury was then sworn, as f llows: lisbon
Benedict. Wm. II. Mcknight, L. A. Coax
ley, Saml Beach. JAS. Il. Henderson, Chas
L. Adams, Jas. w. Atkinson, Michael Ger
wan, Richard II. Rudd, VIM. Wolf, VIM
g. Richards, and Z. 2. Hunt. OF the above.
named jurors only one. Qsbon Benedict) Ii
a citizen of Richmond. Mr.. Atkinson was
member of the jury that acquitted Grant,
and MIR. Henderson on the one that con
yicted Jeter Phillips.
Emanuel Francis was the only witness
examined. The case was then continued
until to-day, and the prisoner remanded.
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DEATH OF A RAILROAD CoNDUoToR.-Wil-
liam Slapleton Pendeton, well-known
and popular conductor on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, died
at his home, in this city, on Saturday MORN
ing. He was q member of Friendship
Lodge, No. 10, /. o. o. F., and of Marshall
Lodge, No. II, Knights of Pythias, and bis
funeral yesterday was attended by those
socjeties
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Richmond DiSDatch:

Rtchm01lI Dt5patcH:
Please cali lhe attention OF all persons whose
business or occupation requires u Stale license
AID who have not paid the same, to the following
extract of the law now III iorce on lbat subject
III the taxes be not paid, the collector shall dts.
train Immediately upon The receipt Of such lis,
for the amount with watch any person MAY have
been assessed ana nc may sell upon ten days no.
tlce. II tile collector shall be unable 10 ind sufi
Client property TO satisfy the taxes assessed and
the same shall not be Immediately paid. he shall
arrest The person so assessed and hold hum in Gus
touy until Lhe payment be made.' .
The list above mentioned is now ut my Office, No
0, On llth street.
j. f. kEESEE, Asst Treasurer.
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| THE NEW HYDRANT.- Superintendent
Davis, Of the WaterWorks, has put up a
f,ewhydrant on Governor street, just above
Franklin, and conducted the water which
has slufced the sidewalk for some time past
FROM tile spring under the wall Of the Gov
erno.'s yard to it. This will be quite an
institution this summer.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUnT-Judgt
Bond.-In this court on Saturday a plea III
bankruptcy in the case of Waddy Brothers
was heard-the principal question before
the court being whether member of firm
is entitled to the amount allowed him by
the bankrupt law out of the partnership
fund. The decision of the court was re-
served. but the Judge seemed to intimate
that il would be in the negative.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Marmaduke johnson,
who has been i'll for SO long, has sufficient
ly recovered to be able to walk about. lie
VIII in short time resume the practice oi
bis profession.
Senator William A. Anderson, Of Rock.
bridge, and George II. Southall, Esq, late
member of the House OF Delegates, are in
the city. 49,, s1-e
Judge Bond, of the United States Cir
cult Court, went to Baltimore Oh Saturday.
He will return on Tuesday.
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AS the n1ghtingale's warbling transcends sll
other music Of the grove, so the new perfume
PIALoN's Bouquet, Lore You--sxcels all floral
perfumes. IN refined society, person using the
ordinary perfumes OF the day Is at once set down
as devoid Of taste and sentiment. The only per.
fume now recognized in the fashionable world IL
the delicate and refreshing iorar extract, PHA.
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TEEspAssEs ON THE SouARE.-Ofenders
against the regulations Tor the keeping OF
the Capitol Square have been quite numer-
Gus Of late. and the Capitol police are
making arrests Of such persons. On Satur-
day several were carried before Justice
Grew and fned-some for indecent expo
sure of the person and some for walking on
tho
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OF his wound and his almost sightIess eyes,
], when the days Of the war were spoken Of
~ ms whole being seemed to be aflve with
she spirit Of the .lost cat1se,n and he
ssssemed ss to regret nothing but the fixture of
the Confederate arms.
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STATE LICENSE TAxEs.-J. F. Keesee, AS.
sistapt Treasurer, publishes in another col
umn an important notice, to all persons IWho
are required by the laws of the State to OBJ
tain license. 1t will save the officer trou:
bic, and the parties interested may avoid
arrest by calling ut once ut Mr.. Keesee's
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STEALING MARBLEs.-On Saturday even.
ing colored boy went into the store of D.
Columbus, on Broad street, to make some
purchases, and being attracted by fine
display of marbles, helped himself to q num-
Der; Policeman Fuqua was in the neigh
borhood, and took him to his father, who
gave him good brushing, and the marbles
were returned to the owner. ~
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= LOCAL MATTERS.

DIsFRAScu,s1Sa THEMSELVES. - Those
who do not register should he reminded
that If they fail to do so, they will not only
lose their right to vote for councilmen, but
for members OF tie Legislature in the fall,
and for city officers next spring. 81
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Om1ss1oS, In our issue Of Saturday we
omitted to publish the names OF the noni-
nees of the Mechanics Union for jackson
Ward Councilmen. They were, ). ". Gill
| man and VIM. q. Nreeman. ~
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EPICUREs, ATTENTION JACKSON
would call your attention to the prepared salad
dressing they have for sale. For all kinds ofsai-
ads 1t is pre-eminent. They have also the cele-
brated Beogal Chutna, superior condlnent for
hot or cold meats, soups, &c. Also, large as
sorlment Of pickles, olives, chow.chOw, &C.
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The AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY an
noGnces that thousands Of people OF color
are l,ressing upon IL for passage to Liberia.
la Elizabeth City, North Carolina, a Freed
mans Enigrant Aid Society has been
formed in aid CT this movement.
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IHE GERMAN CoNsEv ATrvE MzErrsa.-A
meeting of the German Conservative voters
oI the city was held at Schott's MonticeIlo
Han on Saturday night, but in considera.
ZION OF the inclement weather, the meeting
was adjourned until Friday night next. =
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& To BE PAyED.-Preparations were being
made on Saturday to pave Bank street from
9th to 18th. The grading has already been
commenced by the city hands.
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USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING In THE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE MAY 6, 1S71.-Miss
b. A. Beyeridge, Richmond Matt. lAtkin-
son, AshYille, n. C. ; +. Archer, Richmond.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
on Saturday the business Of the entire day
was the hearing Of the civil case of Lewis
raylor VS.. Alfred Pearson for work done
on pearson's farm.
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THIS Is A NEW REGIsTRATIoN.-It must
all be done over. again. Every one of us
must register again. Former registrations
are Of no avail now.
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IApsGa,N SALES TINS DAY.

On oil public or pricdte safes OF Real Estate
made bei,oeea th6 lstQf JdnadsH and the lSt Qf
J,.,g the purchasers 2ty the tases for the pre-
<. sent gear but on all safes 6etaceen the frst
/ day Of y,ly and tse last day If December the
sT5 seller pdgs theat 4azt
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No wood for kindIing and cooking exccls ours.
Engine, smiths', and crate eosl-the best and
cheapest. Anthracite, lowest prices. {
Mr.. l.. r. REISs is with me, and soifcits TIE
patronage OF his friends. ]. b. WATKINS,
- I'LL Main street.
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THos.. w. KSEsEE will sell at 10 M. piano,
buggy. furaiturr, ~.
A. c. ruILIAMw viii sell as . I. u, three lots In
MGrchrster. =
JUICE JAS. Y. c. Y viii sell at the. courthouse
in Manchester shs u.d Chesterfield CoIrt-house
buildings aud lands. ,a-..r-.....
RICHARDSON & CO. WI scl, 1T sI'. n. a house
ID ard lot on 2sth street, Union HILL rs ss.,
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IF YOU WANT pretty neck-tie, the latest ssy he
OF linen Or psper collars, or anything else in the
way Of gentlcmen's wear, call on E. B. sPENcE &
SON, l3o0 Main street. r 60 y -tiJ u
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Skating to-nigh. for gentlemen ouly.

Strawberry Twist, Disnora, Wine Sap, Kins
Bee, and other choice brands Of Chewing Tobacco
at the cigar store corner OF Main and 1lth streets
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BUSINESS SUITs-good stock-stylish-lo rate
at 4. b. sPENCE.S & soN's, 1900 Main street.
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WALKER LIGHT GUARD.-This company
has elected Mr.. I. s. Tower treasurer and
D. P. Denny fourth corporal. X itf 4. 80
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50,
ss7s, and $3.50 per hoso, at the Dispatch
establishment. g.s,.s.z- g..,
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Pelarsonum geraniums ia bloom at MoRroS's
flower garcen.
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A large supply OF plants for beds and borders
at MoRroa's flower garden.
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Street cars pass MoRTos's Hover garden every
five minutes. 't'+ ~ o.
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Skating this afternoon at 4.ao.

a Splendid seasoned oak wo0d at W. j. MCDOw
ELLIS at SO per cord, delivered.
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Another train load OF that excellent fores.-pin
woud al w. j. lCE owELL'S, lst ana Broad SUI eetS
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If YOU WANT nice-ftting shirt, leave your or
der with 4. b. SPENCE & S0N, 1900 Main street..
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b WHITE Men TO TIE REscUE.-Scour the
city to-day and bring every man who has
not registered to the polls.
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Bouquets made at short notice st sMoaToa't
flower garden. s@e.ytzS ,.g,..ss.s-g -fgt,g..
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Skating this afternoon at 4.3o.

CL0THIT G-large stock-latest styles-lop
prtces-E. B. SPENCE &c soS, 1900 Main street.
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. The How1TzERs will meet tonight I'M the
Law Building.
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The bond arbitration.bill ia Minnesota Is
defeated BY nearly 5000 majority.
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No fuel for cooking exeels our soft coke. Try ts,
j. B. WATktas, ull MAIN street
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LAST CHANcE.-This Is the last day for
registration. Register to-day or your vote
will be lost. sd
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EOR NEW YORK. Virginia tim
Il Steamship and Pacset Company sSasaeealAS. AS
leave her wharf ut Rockets on TUESDAY, May
9th. at 0 p. III. Freight received up to the hour OF
sailing. a4-+ s- s= -f... .s4ssfg..s3ss
Close connections and through bills lading given
pail southern and eastern ports. tJs iSi1
Fare, &Io; steerage &s; round-trip tickets, good
until used only Sl6. -. j. BURR, PYesst,
my8-2t .cta. LILA Main street.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-Tbe Old oSEERk
Il Dominion Steamship Co.'s $1,000
gapt side-wheel steamship WYANUIr, Lapi.
BOURNE. will sail on T UESUAY, May 9th, at s
O'clock r. 81. Freight received until O'Clock
=. NJ. h - ?. -t}a
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports. ....s.-s- g.a...
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Fare, Oh; steerage, $S; round-trio tickets, go
For freight or passage, apply to
+'''t JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
my SIT No. , Governor street.
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Skating this afternoon Tor ladies and gentlemen.
ana Tonight for gestlemen only.
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DOR PHILADELP HIA.asIa,
IL TWICE A WEEK. = Steamer fdssas19rak
JAMES s. GREEN, Captain CARR, VIII rece1Ys
freight TOR the above port TIL MONDAY, the
SCh insant, at IL O'Clock. .s-
Freight taken for Bostop, Providence, New Or
Bills ladlug signed through.
Passage TO Philudeiphia,, incIuding meals and
state-room, IS, ,W.P. PORTER. Agent,
my G--2t No. 2425 DOCK street.
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c,scrIaTsoN OF T4IE DISPATCH
,c,,u THAN THE COMBINED CIR
,,x or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,,,r,rERS OF THE CiTS.

destruction OF "a DwcitfnS'
I"'"' Effect of Undermining
rxct,,ug scenes and Inc'-
dcn,s Fortunate Escape Oh me NC
.,pauts. &c.
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FOR BALTIMORE.-Stea
Z STATE OF MARYLAND. win uffsE33lsfss =
leave her wharf on MONDAY at u O'Clock.
oeloek sa ANN A. II. Monday. Passage is. For freight
or passage, apply 10 -.-- -
aD 2L-E, ,S&i3m W. P. BRETT, Agent.
EtOR NEW YORK-CURRRIE 81 a
Il CO.'S LINE.-The fast-sailing sch'r (TfA
sAREJNIhN, HoLBRooK. master, hav-
ing the larger portion OF her cargo engaged,
Till have quick dispatch. For balance OF freight
apply TO s.s CURR1E COZ
ap25 Corner Of laLh aud Cary sts. j
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CORNER-sToaE CELEBRATI0N.


MASONIC NOTICE-bfANCHES Ax,
l TER LODGE, Mo- II, "A. =, and A,Nl.
pet for Indictment weather for to-day, and IN ac-
cordance with request OF the various orders,
societtes and citizens Of Richmond and MaHchesi'
ter, this Lodge will not be cSlled Saturday. 9Th
instant, to lay the corners stone Of the proposed
free bridge as announced (; but will assemble Tor
that purpose on WEDNESDAY (loth) SEXT,a at
ITS hsli 1T O'Clock p. 81. All previous arrange-
rhents made by the Lodge In view Of the occasion
Will be observed. E.{ !,
my syat - ; L. s. CLARKE, see,y.
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-A single gentleman wishes 70
ID obtain Board. Private family preeetIeds
ADDRESS, Accommodates, Box -, Pont-oaee.
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who had been unable to reach him on ac-
count of her poverty, remained in Sayat-
nah until twelve months ago, when her
heart. bent upon seeing him again, she de-
termined to make O final effort to reach
Philadelphia. Through the kindly aid of
an Episcopal minister, of whose congre ga
ton She was member, the necessary funds
were raised and she started in search of fhim.
Finding the hospital, she was soon wei
coined by her husband--but the JOY ofthat
meeting can be better imagined than de-
scribed. There they remained-she nurs-
ing him, and paying those delicate atten-
tions which can only come from a loving
woman's hands-until about ten days ago,
when he Determined to make the attempt 10
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HOUSE FOR RENT-That desirable Ask
IL DWELLING-HUUSE, No. S0J Marshall ~.
sIteet Contains all modern improvements. Pos
session given immediately. Applyto l - isit
ANDREW PIZZINI,
my2-6t AnE1 r st7 Broad street.
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sPRlNatM tMILLIMERY.

1EIss MACKIE, agent tor Had. s@E
lYl TDenorest, hsa Just received S261l4
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