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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
RICHMOND, FRED't; & p oToMAc 4. REQ. ]
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, )
fsss:s, s9a RICHMOND. June 4, 1867
II on rp ATNc

,
Igss.,, ,ea RIcHMoSD. June 4, 1867
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
500 A. NJ. leaves Broad-s;reet station daily ex-
~ = cept Sundays, connecting at Shepherd
with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
at 2:35 p. NJ, making close cornec-
w." Philadelphia mt! $500 p. NJ. and New
for Alexandria and Washington.
$3.50 2. d. leaves the Byra-Street station daily
s connecting with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad 1t Shepherd, opposita
Baltimore, at 10 p. NJ, and with
s NsE TSsk rh tSS1a s STHHaHg T 3
NEW YORK;, and with New York
iG Might express 1td Baltimore and
arriVingat Charles-street station, Bal.
sHREeE 4 bEsa + @ Y sahss3Ss
1000 P. NJ. leaves Byrd-street station Sundays
e1ceptedl connecting at Warrington
with the Baltimore and Potomsc and
so5 r NJ Rcco dsf 3D. iI5S S4' Ts4iN for
- 4 Hanover junction, leaves Broad Street
80 :, station lSundays excepted:
100 p. NJ arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
$50 A. III. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
ut Broad-Street station tsundays ex.
$50 P. n. arrives at Broad-strcet station daily
except Sundays
Pullman sleepers on night trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-street station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
on MoSD t WED WEDN nS5iS ~ and fRfDAY
MORNINGS. Consignees Of 1--we stock and perish
able aiiess upon giving notice at depot can obtain
Through bills of lading and Rates given to all prin-
cipal points North and West E T; D. MYERS.
General superintendsnt.
je5 General Freight and Ticket Agent
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INSIDE LINE. "eiS1 EaI]la !,

" =
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA. .
TRl-WEEkLY. -. ~ ai#''
On and after OCTOBER 1ST the splendid IRON
steamers of this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
tysecond and Dock streets making close connection
each trip at Canton Md, EAST Balmore,) with the
Philadel phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company for Philadelphia" ~ ~ ~. ~ ~
- -. SPECIAL ADyANTAGES:-,.-I. Fl.
All freight by this line COVERED by fire and marine
mond Rates as low rs any other Hne This Is the
quickest line between Philadelphia and Richmond,
Fregs ordered BY this line snoaa be Irxea
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadelphia.
Freights received only In Philadelphia and Rich
mOnd. ~ - ~. .i'''S - 'f' = =.
For further information apply to q nn
T.. B. TATUM, Agent, -
Offices TweDty-secoud and Dock streets
TI!EIzI and No. 9O3 Min street; or to
.s. . j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent, :.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Raiiroad,
,J.1 plt
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PERSONAL.

.NIGTICE.-Alt persons are hereby eau.
IN TONED against trusting or harboring any Of the
crow of the British barkentine RUTH TOFPING,
as mo- deb Of their contracting will be paid 10y the
n 1aia.i ishssn'' Z. ERICKSON, Master.
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DEPARTUREI OF issvTEAMlERs.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. PRO- dssEss
n vIDENGE, BOSTON, AND MON-ssSA&44s
TMISEAL, AND BILLS OF. LADING SIGNED
IHhOUGHs-Steafner j. W. EyERMAN, CAPTAIN
PhATT, WI receive freight for the above ports Till
hdDAY the 23d instant, at IL O'Clock. II ~
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and state
room, 70; second-ciass passage inciutns meals and
81. w. p T03ST1tc,s e"s, rs S
u GZ-2t go No, 242S Dock street.
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JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs !
O - COMPANY. -, I&lqnsssNG7&

FOR OLD POINT NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
r. = BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, -
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
fsHi,ar@. >rof JAMES RIVER. ia..i .-f.
Making close connection at Norfolk with the new
and elegarresteamer FLORIDA for BALTI-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE Il
...'."E LAKE. for WASHINGTON,D ID. q. n .
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On and after TUESDAY, May 10th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, CARRYING the
above-named points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYSat 6 O'Clock A. NJ.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight oil
the historical and Interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassiDg
through the samc forticafions battle-felds, James
town. Hampton Roads, etc., and have four hours at
Old Point for bathing and or two hours
at Norfolk before departure Of Baltimore steamers
The elegant new "Hygeia, Hotel" ut Old Point Is
now open, for the reception Of guests ..tr 40 M
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and reiurns.:. SO
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates. 20
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel ann
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ana regular land
lngs on James river, from A. NJ. to 9 T. NJ, III
reasonable rates. .. t.s'. s,.ait ~
Freight for way-lanilIngs must be prepaid. .s
.@7 i"': L.. 3. TATUM, General Agent.
Ontce: Companys wharf, Rockets; branch ofict
at w. D. Blair & Co.'s, No. 903 Main street. :, !
my IL ,ttt
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Lost. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

20
OST, ON WEDNESDAY, 21sT, ONE
il BLACK -AND-YELLOWs CANARY BIRD,
from near the corner of Fifth and 4sagl, srsets The
PIERCES drugstore, corner Fifth and Marshall
streets. ,..as..- Il ..L 80. ye Za-IlN
sSTRAYED, ON THE 18TH IN EE5
y STANT, q RED BUFFALO COW, long .sSsna-
tail.I A reward of FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for
her return TO a. MEYER,
No. 100 Eighth street.
ste22-2ts - : 4 'g't Z Sfnear the 'packet Office.
II OST, ON THE 10Th INSTANT Be
lITWEEN Jackson on Fourth street and Sixth
on Broad, one PLAIN GOLD 20! RING, cut through In
one Mace The finder will receive . liberal reward
III returning 1t TO No. 625 north Fourth street or at
tlis office. .s.' Je I1-lt.
II OST, on the 10th instant, between the
~ corner of Twentieth and Broad streets and
Tenth and Clay streets, one BftEASTPIN, three
amethyst sets, the middle ,nomted with pearl set,
with fringe pendant slightly ehamelled with black
A liberal reward will be paid upon It's return 70
4ifts 2 9 ( s SCI A. W. 'NOLTlNG,i JR.,
10 0n-1w ffy.iI3 ,at'h 1872 Main street.
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
wv and Scourer's, 10000 pair Of PANTS TO
SCOUR at soc. per pair Also, tue same amount OF
GOATS spa VESTS as *15e Also 600 pair o.
suit dyed $3.50. Also, 900, 900 pair Kid Gloves
TO clean at Sc per pair ut the celebrated French
Scourer's No. Ninth street, sign of the Red Flag.
my f-3mritns - yil"":t2Tf' =" 'Ei..
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EOR, NEW YORK.-The Old fGFS
steamship WYANOKE, Captain Couch; w1iI sail
FRIDAY, June Esd, !at4 O'Clock P. M ,.iiIT,
Freight received until 8 o'clock P. NJ. .5, -
Through bills Of Iading signed and goods tor
warded with dispatch to all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. i S:.' ~
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. A..
Cabin fare to New York, $12 !, roilnd-trip tickets
800. Storage, Sc and $S. fi!f.t' - e, -
For freight or passage, apply to . j
i. .l..l,.., G.W.ALLEN C CO., Agents,
je 21-3t - COmpanys Wharf. Rockets.
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DILL ADELPHIA,l RICH nFFFs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PKOVI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.--Unul further
notice the steamers Of this line viii make tri-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia, every T UESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
nectine at Providence With boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
tile same city via Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer. ,.. IL
s. Pre- >. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 6 CO.. ~.
70 -.. ~ 'E.: 49, = General Agents,
sl No, I2 South Wharves, Philadelphia.
. 81. ,.9--.-4 D. d. G. MINK, Agent. !
my II No. 20 Devonshire street, Boston. .
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WANTED, EVERYBODrT TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill,
DREN,S CARRIAGES, to be sold at reduced price
In order to make sllop:roou, for manufacturing. !
Will also sell on the rinstalment plan and take Ole
carriages In exchange REPAIRING done neatly
Also. MATERIALS for sale at us Main street
NV 23 ,I;..sr, ,s'.,3 .,..,,t,, JOHN DOES
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ORDERS TO MAKE
w SPLENDID SUMMER. SUITS, cut in any
style, Of pure WOOLLEN CASSIMERE, az $22 te
1874. Now Is the time to get cheap suit, warranted
~ = ~ 'i' WESSSON, the Tailor, ~
ie oO-2w ~ 80. No. IL Twelfth street"
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NEW GOODS! FRESH GOODS!
SOMETHING NEW AND PRETTY FOR THE
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

Miss JOSEPHINE MANN, Miss ANNA CowARDIN,
Miss AMELIA BLUM and Mr.. ISAAC LAHM are In
attendance, and will be pleased to see their friends
and carstomers.iT si, !E ~ ::is ~, iar te IL
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WANTED, all who are in want Of fSOLt
w LEATHER, FRENCH and AMERICAN
CAL FskINS, HARNESS LEATHER ~ Or an 1yll
give us . call. We are selling present stock at
greatly reduced prices in order to close It out befor
removing to onr new store: Call and examine ou
4 = :. -, ,-,,'. o. Fl. CHALKLEY 4 Co.,
INV 29-3m Thirteenth street.
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.,,,~,, xEETISG-RErUSkL TO ADOPT faA-
.,,I--TgAT WORK LEFT FOR THE Ne"
rn.r,r, r OF SCHOOL TRus-
,rrs,npREss BY MAYOR KEnsEf-sSN-
IrS,,rD TO THE pEHiTENTIARY-- ARREST FOR
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DEST SOFT, COKE AT 30 PER 1000
ID pounds, or "a. IS 10 per ], 1859 pounds, load Pine
and Oak Wood from S450 to $3.50 per cord; An
tllracite, Glover Hill, and uli kinds OF Engine Coal
take, but call at PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary
streets Imy 131 ;. CHARLES Fl. PAGE,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND ONO
CASE POSTPONED TILL JuNE.-Judse Robert
W. Hughes opened the United States
Circuit Court yesterday morning. Judge
Bond was not present. Mr.. Henry Il.
Wickham, OF counsel for the trustees Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
under the $15,000,000 mortgage, asked that
the consideration Of the motion for appoint
mcnt OF 2 receiver and foreclosure of the
mortgage be deferred for one week. He
stated that Mr.. Collinson, the agent OF the
British bondholders, had just arrived in this
country, and they desired to have some
time to consult with him. ....
After comparison of views it was ascer-
tained that delay Of one week would not
suit counsel on the other side or Judge
Hughes, and the Judge concluded to enter
an order adjourning the case till June 1st.
Chici-Justicc Waite will probably be here
on the 10th. 1t is understood that he has no
intention OF sitting in the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio case.
The road will remain in its present condi-
ton, under the authority OF General Malone,
until q different order is made i, ss,'
Counsel for the railroad company did not
file their answer to the complaint OF the trus-
tees yesterday, and will now not probably
do so prior to June 1st. ,s..
Nearly all the counsel who have heretofore
appeared to represent parties defendant
were present yesterday. ......... ..'. ..'' -,
Mr.. Charles NJ. Blackford represented the
city OF Lynchburg. ~
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POLICE Court, YESTERDAY.-William Hill
(colored), charged with stealing lumber from
James l.. Taliaferro, was discharged. He
was warned not to be seen loafng around
loose again; for il he is, the Police Justice
means to have him whipped. ,g.,..-.,
Charles Allen, a combative gentleman OF
African descent, charged with throwing
rocks in the public streets, was fined $3.50.
. Francis Jones (colored) was fined $3.50
for assaulting and beating Anna Williams.
The case OF John Martin, j. Fl. Davis,
Thomas Dickerson, Daniel Dougherty, and
Edward Pickett, charged with assaulting
and beating Orange Loving, was continued
till to- DAY.
James and Betsy Hamilton (colored),
charged with being vagrants and creating q
disturbance in the neighborhood. James
was sent to Jail for twenty-four hours and
Betsy was discharged.
Peter Selden (colored), charged with steal
iBg knife Of the value OF ninety cents from
R. Fiddler, was sent to jail for four months
in default Of 5000 security.
Mr.. A. Noise, counsel for Charles Myers
and Charles Blair, the two white men VINO
were arrested a few days ago on suspicion,
and on whose persons q lot OF keys were
found. has asked the Police Justice to re-
lease them from custody on the ground that
there Is no charge on which they can oe
held =, 81 a...E s.. -.
It is stated that the parties in Norfolk
who telegraphed here to have the accused
held have no charge against them other than
that they owe them q small bill for board.
The Justice has the matter under consider
alton. 50 1872 - 80 ~ IL b
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The British Celebration OF 1876.

MEETING OF FARMVILLE SETTLERS-UHAAl-
NOUS ACTION.
: A Aspecial meeting of the Farmvllle British
Association was held, on Monday, May l,
1S76-Charles Bugg, ESD, first Vlce-presl'
dent, in the chair. Mr.. Alfred Moth, OF the
English and American Bank, acted as Sec
retary.
Mr.. St, Andrew stated the steps that were
now being taken in Petersburg to arrange
for q celebration on the Queens birthday.
The committee of the State Association
having failed to act, DR.. Whitehead and the
Petersburg friends had gallantly come for.
ward ut the eleventh hour, and determined
not only to have celebration but to make
it a success. II everybody would put their
shoulders to the wheel the celebSatlon
would be as memorable as that OF 1874,
which had done more to advance lmmigra'
ton than any other movement.
The Chair and Messrs. Edgar Allan, Al
fred Moth, and other gentlemen warmly
concurred in the celebration.
On motion of Mr.. F. Fl. Twelyetrecs II
was unanimously
Resokued, 1. That the celebration OF Queen
Victoria's birthday in Virginia has already
done vast good in the advancement OF co
Ionization and the promotion OF social III
tercourse among citizens and settlers.
9. That the proposed British celebration
in Petersburg deserves the heartiest sympa.
thy and support OF every settler.
: 8. That the Hon. Edgar Allan and ). A
II. st. Andrew, Esq, be appointed q dele
cation from this Association to cooperate
With the friends in Petersburg.
4. That the Hon. Edgar Allan be appoint.
ed to wait on the Right Hon. Sir Edward
Thornton, in Washington, and invite his
Excellency's presence at the celebration.
+. That this meeting earnestly hopes that
the British settlers throughout the State
will render all the assistance in their power
to this movement.
q. That inasmuch as British Virginians,
in getting up the celebration, are mainly
actiIated by the desire to advance tne
interests OF their adopted State; and In
asmuch as this year everybody viii also
be put to the expense OF trip to the Cen
tennial exhibition, it is therefore respect
fully submitted that in order to secure
large attendance OF the settlers, their wives
and daughters, ut the Petersburg ceieora;
ton. the various railroad companies would
do well to accord the, most liberal terms o.
transportation. ~,
In pursuance OF the above ar. Ailal,
started for Washington on Monday ior tns
purpose of waiting inperson on sir EG"aru
Thornton, G. G. Is.
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Address to- the People. J,

~s& Il g,E RICHMOND, May 2, 1S7G.
Z The Central Committee OF the Conserva-
tive party OF the city Of Richmond having
laid down and promulgated plan for Sc
lecting candidates by q primary election to
be held on the 9th day Of May instant, earn
estly appeal to the voters of Richmond to
unite in supporting and carrying out that
plan.
AS it was impossible in the nature OF
things that the deliberations Of the commit
teeshould result IN plan for choosing candi-
dates that would accord with the views Of
every one; 1t is the duty OF al who do not
wish to make shipwreck OF the Conservative
party to accept as binding the plan which
has been adopted by the committee as the
one which seemed the least open to obiec-
ton Of any that were submitted to them.
, II any member of the Conservative party
is not inclined to accede to this plan OF q
primary election, let such an one reflect
that he is encouraging o spirit whose ten
dency is to destroy the organization OF that
party, the palladium under which equal and
impartial justice has been administered in
this Commonwealth, without regard to race
or color, during period in which the gov
ernments Of some Of our sister States have
been little better than instruments for the
:spoliation Of the people. in the hands OF
wicked men. -. ~
Fellow-citizens Of Richmond, when we
contemplate the humiliation, the dismay, the
spoliation, the profligate abuse Of the public
credit, the ruinous taxation which would
overwhelm and convulse this city we love
so well, should it fall prey to unscrupu-
lous men through our dissensions, how
trivial and unworthy, in comparison, seem
the causes which now threaten discord
amongst us. : 2sf ft4@S..s &o .t<
+ Wherefore, iellow-citizens Of the Conser-
vatiye party, the Central Committee do con-
jure you to vote at the primary election, re-
membering that on that occasion the oppor-
tllnity will be afforded you OF giving your SUI
frages in the open and manly way which Is
our birthright and was our boast up to the
end Of the late war, which is the source OF
much that is noble and heroic in the Vir'
ginian character, and return to which is
among the highest aspirations OF the people
OF Virginia; and, fellow-citizens, as you
value good government and abhor corrup.
ton, stand by and cordially support the
candidates nominated at the primary elec'
ton.
By order of the committee.
&C. GRAY, Chairman.
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MoRTUARY REPORT. The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, April 80, 1876
Cause Of Death: Bronchitis (chronic), l
colored; congestion of brain, / white; con-
sumption, 4 white, 5 colored; commissions
infantile), l white; fever typhoid), white;
heart-disease, 2 white; hnmoptysis, 1 CO.
lorcd; infantilc lockjaw, 1 white; maras-
mus, l colored; paralysis, white; pneu-
monia, 9 colored; unknown, colored.
Sea: Males, 7 white, colored-total, -;
females, white, I colored-total, II. Age:
One day to thirty, white, 2 colored-total,
5; one month to Six, white, colored-
total, 3; ten years to twenty, white, CO.
lored-total, 4; twenty years to thirty,
white: thirty wears to forty, colored; forty
years to fifty, white, colored-total, 5;
sixty years to seventy, 2 white, colored-
total, 3; seventy years to eighty, l white, 1
colored-total, .; unknown, l colored. Con-
dition Single, white, 6 colored-total, IL !;
married, white, colored-total, O; wild
ows, white, colored-total, 3; unknown,
1 colored. Nativity: Richmond, 6; other
parts OF the United States, Is; Ireland,
/; Prussia, /. Locality: City at large, CO.
lored; Marshall Ward, l colored; Jefferson
Ward, white, colored-total, 5; Madison
Ward, white, colored-total, 9; Monroe
Ward, white, 2 colored-total, Z; Clay
Ward, 5 white; Jackson Ward, l white, 2
colored-total, 3; almshouse, colored. By
aohona Certified: Regular practitioners, II
white, 8 colored-total, 19; coroner, l CO.
lored; Board Of Health, 8 colored. Whole
number of deaths IN the city, exclusive of
stN-brthS, %. Stilt-BirthS: White male, /.
Amount of rainfall for the week ending
April 22d, 600 inches; amount Of rain
fall for the week ending April goth, 0.S1
,rnbas
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. S. L. Anable, who has
been nominated as pension agent for Vir-
sinia, is confident that he will be confirmed.
The Senate Committee on Pensions will
consider his case tomorrow morning. II
confirmed, it is likely that he will establish
his headquarters at Richmond.
General Henry A. Wise and Captain John
Lyon, counsel for Hon. James Plat, are eX-
pected to appear before the House Commit
tee on Elections, in Washington, to-day to
argue the contcstcd-election case Of Platt Us.
Goode.
Mr.. R. r. Chafin, of the firm Of Chafin,
Staples & Co., leaves Richmond to-day to ar
range minerals, cereals, &C., in the Virginia
department Of the Centennial.
Rev. John Il. Connally is in the city.
Rev. DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry will return to
the city by the 10th instant. The party OF
ladies will be left in charge. OF Senator w.
D. Quesenberry, and will not reach Rich
mond before the 1st of July. .. -<.t-
Several gentlemen of Richmond visited
Washington yesterday to attend political
conference.
Mr.. James r. Fisher was in the city yes
terday to register. His old precinct has
done quite well during this registration, as
the whites have secured majority of about
$50 there. .. ...t.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rg- On all sales of Real Estate made betioees
the 1st OF January and last Of Jane the tdre6Jo'
the present year hareto be paid by the parcaaser
on all sales made 5et,oeen the 1st OF July and lds
Of the year the tares hare to be paid o the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years agd
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ap
plies to Richmond and vicinity. tsss5E
RICHARDSON & CO., 5k P. NJ, building lots In
the town Of Fulton. .s .s
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, s p. 81, two small houses
on Baker street
COOK & LAUGHT0N, IL A. NJ, at No. IA south
Eighth street, between Main and Cary, bar TX
lures, decanterS, glassware, range, copper ocai-
er, &c. -.. s.sas.5 - f.
FRANCIS 4. lSBE.lI., 8 p. NJ, brick store and resi:
deuce No. S27 Broad street, between Eighth and
Ninth. - ,tlsgsEy ~
GRuBBs 6 WILLIAMS, 8 T. N, two squares Of
land In the plan OF Port Mayo.
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CBAEcERY Court OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Smith, trustee, Us. Birchett; &c. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner and di-
recting deed to be made to purchaser,
who has paid the purchase-money in full.
Wallace Us. Wallace, &c. Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioners for inquiry
and report.
Dismal Swamp Land Company Us. Grit
fin, &c. Decree making a partial distribu-
ton Of the fund and consolidating the TWO
funds now in bank.
Winston & Trent, &C., Us. Corbin. De-
cree disposing OF the fund In the cause.
shanks q Barrett Us. Stanley, trustees
&c. =: Davis Us. same. Decree eonhrmlng
renort OF Special Commissioner Henry G.
Cannon, and making partial distribution
Of the fund. and referring cause to COM
missioner to make further report as to the
claim of +. FL. Baughan.
Murphy, guardian, Us. Bradley and ais.
Decree referring cause to q commissioner
for inquiry and report.
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WEATHER REPORT,

PROBABILITIES TO-DAY Washington,
May I'm the South Atlantic and East
Gulf States, rising barometer, northeast to
northwest winds, and slightly warmer,
clearing or partly cloudy weatherEwill pre-
vail, except lower temperature in the south
crn portion.
In the Middle States, variable winds,
mostly from the cast or north; generally
cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals continue on the North
Carolina coast. ss.4f.s- isas ..i i. ,,,1 .,l.l
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
and at times rainy. The temperature main
tanned an unusual eyenness during the day:
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, As:
. A. NJ, SO; II NJ, 54;s3 p. NJ, So; % p.
M., 53; midnight, so. .,.-., ~, u,a;: ~,