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DIVgDENDS.

oIcuMoyn ASp PETERsBUR RG RAILROAD Co,
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA, June IL, 1S7o. }
HroTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT; I.vaH on sne
can,.a, stock of this company has been declared:
napahie as che ONCE of the company ID tne CIV VI
Richmond, w., ON and after the lsT of 1oLi
next , -, ,,s ooa In
slant. E. w. iahhiT rasmrer
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The Good Templars.-.There is flour
ishlng lodge OF Good Trmpars at Chester.
A. j. AngelliS ?. ". C. T.: J. N. G. Fitz-
patrick, p. w. c. T.; Mrs. A. J. Angel,
W. V. T.; John Appleby, ". S.; S. 3.
Wingo, w. T.; and Charles n. Friend,
lodge deputy.
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PeRSoyAL.-The Governor will return on

Personal Governor will return on
Friday.
George Savage, Esq, Of Baltimore, quail
iled 10 practice in the County Court OF
Henrico yesterday. Mr.. Savage is native
Of this good old county, is an old member
Of the Otey Battery, and was formerly prl-
yate secretary to the Mayor OF Baltimore.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco En-
change Yesterday were George w. Davis,
Farmvil!e; W. \. Hoppe, Knoxville,
Tenn; Colonel J. Lyle Clarke, '. o. Will
lis. Baltimore; John Jeter, Powhatan j.
A. Baughan. Hanover; G. w. Grouse.
West Virginia; Il. Y. Glenn, Campbell
John J. Trice, Louisa james p. Watson,
Pulaski; Charles Ayres, Nelson; n. j.
Derckson, Caroline; and ". c. Shelton,
Hanover. .5..-
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NYMPHRH ODoRATA.-We saw one OF these
magnificent flowers in full bloom yesterday
at the residence OF gentleman in the east
ern portion OF the city. 1t is not only beau
,ifuI, but is freighted with the most delicious
perfume. 1t is a plant OF most curious
habit in one respect, the root being under
the water, while the leaves and flowers float
on the surface. The plant OF which mention
Is now made is in barrel OF water, which
is kept constantly filled, and the leaf and
fowcr-StaIkS are about two and half feet
in length. The bloom is very sensitive, and
ere the approach of the storm Yesterday al
ternoon closed completely up. It will open
again with few hours OF sunshine.
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MOVEMENTS OF BUslNEss-MEN.-AtG G
o'clock this morning Il large number OF
members OF the Tobacco Trade, accompanied
by numerous influential gentlemen likewise
having the welfare OF the city at heart, will
leave on special train for Washington to
hasten action on the tobacco-taX question.
They will return to the city tomorrow
morning.
The annual meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held this evening at 5s
o'clock
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THE MEMBERS OF THE OTEY BATTERY TAKE
much pleasure in returning their hearty thanks TO
GEORGE W. ROBINSON, ESQ.,, for his generosity In
giving them the free Of Ills beautiful park at the
James River brewery on the 10th instant.
CHARLES II. BINFORD,
Chairman Of the Executive Com mittec.
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To be Taken Cstt.-Tbis morning Sheriff
Clarence II. FlournOY will convey to the
penitentiary William johnson, convicted at
the late term OF the Chesterfield County
Court OF horse-and-bug2y stealing and sem
fenced TO fifteen years. Imprisonment.
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E. D. COOK, 10 A. NJ, 100 German canaries. >
GEORGE S. .VASHON. & SON, 8 p. NJ. residence
on Grove avenue near the city limits.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 8 o'clock p. NJ, brick
residence on Grace between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
r r. COOK. IL A. NJ, at OIL 6 Main street, closing
sale of steel engravings ana chromos.
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The Courts.-Mayor Clarke has had no
cases for several days.
Chesterfield County Court has adjourned.
The session was brief one, but considera-
bic business was transacted. No jury has
been drawn for the term OF the Hastings
Court commencing next Monday.
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At the CeGar- W0rks.-It is probable that
some part OF this establishment will COM
mence work this week, or at least as soon
as the drying-house is completed.
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PROPOSED VISIT OF RICHMOND MILITARY
TO STAuNToN.-The members OF the Walker
Light Guard and those OF Companies G and
+ who propose to visit Staunton TO assist
at the ceremony of decorating the Confede-
rate soldiers graves will hold meeting
tonight. The Mayor of Slaunton, who is
now here. has extended to our soldiers q
pressing invitation to visit his city. and bis
people will ensure our boys hospitable re-
Ccplinn.
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MURDER N THE SECOND DEGREE.-The
Henrico County Court, which has been en-
gagged for two days in the trial Of Martha
Ann Morris, charged with numbering her
infant and throwing the body into well,
concluded the case yesterday evening late,
The jury finding the accused guilty OF muir
der in the second degree. This was the
second trial OF the case.
\ motion for new trial was made, and
will lie heard on Saturday.
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CosyIcrS REcEIyED.-SheriG Booker, OF
Elizabeth City county, yesterday delivered
Al the penitestiary John Smith (eolored),
sent for five years for stealing an oyercoat
1rom Judge X. L. Montague.
Beverly Mitchell, OF Prince William
county. was received at the penitcntiary
Yesterday for five yeafs for housebreakipg.
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THE BILL-PosTING OFFICE OF W. Fl. WADE rs
on Seventh street, in Military Hall, Immediately In
rear Of Richmond Theatre.
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NEVADA CITY, NEVADA COUNTY. CAL,

NEVADA CITY, NEVADA COUNTY. CAL-l
May "a, 1876. :
r. Y. Pierce, NJ d., Buffalo, ~ y:
Dear Slr,-For three years was afflicted with n
scaly eruption on the face and pimples. l tried
every physician and every remedy that could hear
of, but TO no purpose. At last tried your Golden
Medical Discovery, and was happily astonished with
the result. In one months time my face became
smooth and well, and every pmple and blotch en-
tircly disappeared. regard 1t as the best remedy
in the world for diseases Of the blood.
Yours truly, a. DIAMOND.
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dKAsD Crow OF DRE.tDs. The regular
1nnhaal meeting OF the Grand Grove OF
Dfuids ~ Of pf5gipia will be held at Druid's
Hsii, commencing ats O'clock, This evening.
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The Midlothian Celebration. - The cere-
monyof laying theHorner-stone or the Meth
odist church (noticed yesterday was under
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ONE OF TIE HASDSoMEST RESIDENCES on
Grove avenue, short distance from the city, Will
be sold THIS EVENING at 6 O'Clock.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done the
DISPATCH PRINT1NG-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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TIE MOZART THIS EvENING.-The pro-
.gramme for this evening will he unusually
attractive, and will consist Of both vocal
and instrumental selections. The orchestra
will perform three picocs-the overture
"Comique," by Kela Bella; the "Crino
Dorato" waltzes, by San Fiorenzo; and
the " Gavotte." by Resch. Messrs. Rein
hardt and Thilow will play sonata for
named ''Sonata Pathelique," by Beetho-
ven; Signor Jardella solo for clarinet.
selections from al Troyatore," by Verdi,
arranged by Bassi; and DR.. Bartkowski
and Mr.. Reinhardt q duo from Auber's
" MasamilIo." arranged by De Berlot and
Labarrc. Miss Mary Bella Beal will sing
two solos for soprano. "The Beggar's
Child by Gumbert, and ooh, This
Love!" from Mozart's "Marriage Of
Figaro" There will be nine pieces IN all.
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NJ. ELLYsoN s. Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the United
Slaes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Dts
patch countns-room viii receive prompt attea-
tiOu.
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE .DESTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents a box.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents a bottle.
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Tur WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ant
!. ss,nl is1rLt
LOCAL MATTERS.

DOES THE BELL PUNCH PAY:-RETUESs
roR SIX MONTHS FROM THE CITlEs.-Ihe1oi-
lowing shows The total Mohett tax returned
,rom each OF the cities OF the Common
,rcaI,h for six months preceding the 1st OF
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u-EATEEE REPORT.

1xorArroSs FOR Tc-DAY.-For the Mid
ais Atlantic States, higher pressure. station
orr or slightly higher temperature, clear
md partly cloudy weather. occasional light
aims. and variable winds, shifting to north
west or northeast.
FOR the Gulf States, generally lower fol-
,owcd by higher pressure. stationary and
higher temperature, east to south winds,
nqrtly cloudy weather. and rafn-areas.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
nIeasant, with occasional fight rains.
TggRxoMETER ! YESTERDAY 6 a. H.. 60;
4. NJ, &C: noon. .6; Z. M.. u; L.
H., -: midnight. GS.
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THE MOONLIGHT ..EXCURsIoN.-This ex-
cursion, which was given last evening by the
ladies of the Centenary church, was in every
respect a great success. There were about
three hundred persons on board the Ariel,
and most splendid time was spent during
the run, which was around Dutch Gap and
return. The Amateur Band kindly volun-
teered their aid, and played i'll fine style
number OF pretty selections.
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POLICE Court, WEpNEsDAY.-The follow
ine cases were disposed Of by the Police
Justice:
Robert Mckenney, charged with entering
the dweliing-house OF Mrs. L. a. Williams,
IN the daytime, and stealing pooket-book.
FOUND guilty, sent 10 Jail for twenty-four
hours, and punished with twenty-five
stripes.
Robert Lewis, charged with assaultipg
Edgar Farley in the market-house during
market hours. Continued until Thursday.
Martha Redd, charged with threatening
aoassaut Susan Berry7s infant child Com
united for twenty-iour hours in dessuIt Of
500 surety. /
Ella Smith, atlas Mary Gresham, charged
Stth stealing pair OF shoes from Simon
Aerris. Continued until Thursday.
AleX. Williams charged with assaulhng
aaG striking James Ninter. Continued to
satirday. t... .g. s tts
Mjsliam +. Trogden, charged with re.
eelftng goods from yarious merchants iir-
Ger ialse pretences. Sent on to the grand
Jury OF the Hastings Court. :.
James Williams, charged with being q
fugitive from Justice from New Kent coun-
", charged with felony. Discharged. -@
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CUT WITH 4 RAZoR.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday Louis Killing, charged with
cutting Loyal Clarke with razor, was tried
and convicted and sent to the penitentiary
for eighteen months.
Charles Nelson, who was convicted last
week OF a felony, and bis punishment as
sessed at three years in the penitentiary,
was taken out yesterday by Sergeant Han
non.
The grand jury of the Hastings Court
meets to-day.
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These returns are Tor about half year,
end they indicate that the register will yield
II. these cities, per annum, $4,000. The
auditor. four OF five months ago. estimated
Ma, the yield would be Sl53.jGS.5f. In adj
dillon 10 the Motictt-register tax liquor
dealers pay an actual specific tax about half
of what it was before the introduction OF
the register.
Unless there is great mistake III the re-
turns. Mr.. Doutney and the temperance
men have been doing a great work IN Pc
irr,burg. In April the Mofiett tax was
about $1,000 In May it was S49S. The
Auditor has called the aitention.oi the COM
missioner Of the revenue to the fact, and
asked Tor information.
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REMEMBER TIIIs.-That when You buy can OF
DOoLEY'S YEAST POWDER you take no chances,
for il is warranted absolutely pure full strength and
full weight. and 1t cannot fail, if properly used 10
produce the most positive and satisfactory results
not only In biscuit rolls, mullins, and fancy cakes,
but In al; kinds Of batter grddle- cakes rs well.
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DIScoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully "hitS
by the use of MEADE BAKERS SAPoSlNE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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AsAFR FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing good as MEADE " BA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents a
bottle
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER't
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE & BAKER 5 CAh-
BoLIC MOUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoCTH-W ASH
are uuexcelled. Fifty cents n bottle.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
WILL OFFER THIS WEEK
SOME EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
GRENADINES at 6s, So. 10, ard 1910. per yard
worth more than double the money.
ALSO,
great bargains in
TOWELS, TABLE. CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS and PILLow-CASINGs.
Also, great bargalns in all kinds OF
WHITE GOODS,
HAMBURG EDCINGs and ISsERT1NGs,
and an other goods In their line.
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'RssUNKS.

GOUTHERN TRUN
~ No. SOUTH TENTH STREET,
4ss BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, Is
% RICHMOND, VA. g5 !
Repairing dene ut short notice aud on most rea-5
soHable terms. RoUSTREE q McGtNSfss. s.
Is 6-lm E.s-s E1.E. g5 5y y Pronrtettrs. E2
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Chairman Of the Executive Committee.
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MAP-DRAWING,

The following pupils were entitled to
second honors for map-drawing: Mollle
Tucker, Della Caravati, Mary Wacker, Ben
ME Howard, Ira Henley, Nellie Bone, Fer
nanda Klawneg, August Bacigalupi, and
George Snyder = subject, South Atlantic
States; and Eva Rex, LESSEE Sheppard,
Maggie Russell, Lizzie Black, Charlotte
Burkert, Hattie Meads, Alex. Simpson.
John Adams, and Samuel Gathrlght-sub-
iect. Middle Atlantic States. - - :.
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A comical Paris scene is described in the
Globe London). Marie B. was sitting on
the sidewalk in front Of /, restaurant slipping
a cup Of coffee, when stranger stepped up
and dipped his forefn9er into the cup Of
coffee which the lady had before her. The
incident aroused all the yindictive fury Of
which the seX is capable. Without mo-
ment's hesitation she took UP the cup and
dashed its contents at the head of the prac-
tical Joker. Unluckily, the aim was not so
good as the intention, and the coffee, instead
of descending on the coat OF the ill-bred
fellow who had offered the insult, fell upon
the fair form and light dress Of Amelfe w.,
who happened to be passing at the moment.
Thereupcn ensued between the two women
a wrangle, compared with which any alter
cation between the original aggressor and
the offended cotfee.d .drinker would have been
q mere bagatelle. Finally, when great
crowd had assembled, and the debate In
stead Of coming to an end grew hotter, the
disputants were led off to the poSte to ex-
plain themselves before the commissary. He
asked for the original offender, who had
plenty OF opportunity Of escaping while the
combat ragged between the two Amazons;
and as this important person was not to be
found, dismissed the case. -,>-----e
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The Picnic Yesterday.-The picnic OF
the Meade Memorial Sabbath school yester-
day was one of the most agreeable OF the
season. The programme embraced lots Of
pretty young ladies, plenty OF good music,
and trst-cass dinner. 1t was faithfully
carried out, and all present were more than
pleased with the days enjoyment. Warner
Allen furnished the music. a vote OF thanks
was rendered Mrs. Nathaniel Watts and Mrs.
Colonel William B. Woodbridge for kind
attentions. The affair was very efficiently
managed by Mrs. Sarah Mankin, Miss Min
ME Moore, and Messrs. Conrad F. Lips
comb, Charles r. Jones, and w. K. Charl-
ton-the committee Of arrangements.
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What Deadwood Dame can Dare and
Correspondence Chicago Times.l

Correspondence Chicago Timesl
DEADwooD, DAKOTA, August "a mid
dle-aged woman by the name Of Lowell,
who lives in suburb Of Deadwood called
Elizabcthtown, has earned for herself during
her soiourn in the Hills widespread repu-
tation as virago. Her first exploit was
about three months ago, when, armed with
Colts navy, she stampeded several miners
from work on quartZ-mine near her resi-
dence, claiming the mine as her own. A
month or six weeks later officers OF tue
law attempted to arrest her on a war
rant sworn out by man who claimed
that she had driven him from town lot
(his property at the point Of siX.shooter.
On beholding the officers approach she bar
ricaded herself in her house and refused
admission to them, with a warning that il
they attempted to force the door she would
shoot them down. The officers tried per-
suasion, strategy, and every means but
force, but she remained obdurate through
out, standing at the window with two for
ty-four-calibre revolvers, one in each hand,
prepared, as she said. for business, IL
they should attempt force. The officers
returned to The justice of the peace's Of
fec and held a council OF war with the
justice OF the peace, and they came to the
conclusion that the facts in the case did not
warrant them in using force; and, in fact,
they didn't want to arrest her. This was VIC
tory No. 9 for the madam. A few days ago
Mr.. johnson purchased, with full know
ledge Of the Woman's claim thereon, the
town lot from which she had already driven
one man at the pointo the pistol. It seems
johnson had ayerred his willingness for
scrimmage with her, and Dragged OF his
ability to clean her out. Yesterday morning
johnson proceeded to the premises and
commenced tearing down the fencing that
the woman had put up. The old lady was
promptly on hand and ordered him to de-
sist. A short and heated discussion ensued,
al the conclusion OF which both reached for
their reyolyers. The madam, being the
quicker, secured the "drop," and,
being only few feet from her antago-
mist, she aimed for his vital parts. john
son was pulling his revolver from his
left side with his right hand, which
covered the pit OF the stomach when the
female fired. The ball fortunately struck
the lower part OF the kuucke OF the little
finger, tearing through the flesh, and
coming out at the wrist Joint, perforating
his shirt and making circuit Of his right
side. The woman retreated in good order
to her barricaded castle, evidently under
the impression that she had done good
work. Johnson, however, succeeded in
getting his pistol eXtricated, and sent two
shots after his retiring enemy, one of them
whizzing close to her head as she disap-
peared through the door. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest of both parties
concerned in the fracas.
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HENRICO.
Fairfield district: Johnston, s.; Young,
1870.
Tuckahoe: Johnston, 1j; Young, 65;
Gregory, L; Quesenberry, 1.
CHESTERFIELD.
MIDLOTHIAN, Va, August 14.-Fiity-two
votes poIled at this precinct, OF which Gen.
eral Johnston received so, and Captain
Winston 2.
CHESTER. VA, August 14.-The vote at
this precinct to-day was--Johnston, 26;
Gregory, s. No polls opened at Bermuda,
and none had been opened at the Court
house up to O'Clock.
At KIevesahl's precinct II votes were
polled-all for Joseph E. Johnston.
MANCHESTER.
The election Yesterday passed OIL very
quietly. A small vote was poled.
AT the Market-aouse precinct the vote
stood: Johnston, 30; Young, 6; Gregory,
4; Winston. : Quesenberry, /.
At Meredith,s Twelfth-Avenue House !:
Johnston, So; Young, 80.
Total: Johnston, 6S; Young, So; Gre
CORY, 4 Winston, L; Quesenberry, 1.
General Johnston receives delegates and
Colonel Young 5
The City Superintendent will certify the
vote Of the city to the secretary OF the Dis
trict Committee. The delegates to the Con-
vention will be named by the candidates in
a few days.
At the First precinct, Messrs. II. G..
Archer, A. a. Waugh, and Anthony knorr
acted as judges.
At aIeredith's, Mcssrs. G. A. r. Meredith
and F. S. Robertson acted as judges.
HANOyER
BEAVER DAM, August 14.-HalPs precinct,
Beaver Dam township: Whole number OF
votes cast, 80; Johnston received "a, Win
ston II, Young ., Quesenberry 2. ....
ASHLAND, August 1.-THE following is
the vote at this precinct: Young, 81; john
ston, 80; Gregory, 90; Winston, 10; Que
senberry, 8.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, August a.
Small vote in Louisa. The following Is the
result rs far as heard from:
Courthouse Precinct: Winston, 81; john
ston,2.
Bel's: Winston, IA; Quesenberry, g.;
Johnston, /.
Bumpass's: Winston, SO; Johnston,
TrevIian's: Winston, %.
FREDERICKsHALL, Va, August 14.-Win-
ston, Al; Johnston, 10. .....
THE RESULT.
General JohnstOn'S friends claimed last
night that he would have l delegate from
Louisa, from Henrico, from Caroline, 6
from Hanover, and 15 from Chesterfield |;
which, added to tine Il from Richmond and
from Manchester, would give him Gf the
estimate be correct) SO delegates to start
with. It requires 79 to nominate.
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UNCLAIMED AND MIsDIRECTED.-Lettc
and postals addressed as follows remain un-
claimed in the Richmond post-office: Mrs.
s. a. c. Dodge, Fl. Elicit, j. H. Fauntleroy,
Scla Turner, No. 302, Maggie L. Frecher,
Andrew Ford, William Frazier or Cham
Der, Mrs. A. \. Gouldman, A. Gragry,
A. E. Gregory, Mikerel Gregory, e.
lis Harner, Lula B. Haskins, Mrs. Nancy
Hill. William Holmes, Cath. Hopson, Drew
ry Howell, Mrs. c. II. Hughes, c. II.
Hudgins, Mrs. s. j. jarvis, Sherry Jasper,
Adam Johnston, Josephine Jordan, Mon
roe Jones, Lizzie Kean. Also, packages for
Miss Betty II. lii, Isaiah Snyder (two). T.
Voight uwo), Professor G. Barker, DR.: VIII
liam -Delano, A. S. Reed & Co., Morris
Holding, and ?. II. Farley.
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DEATH OF AN OLD SERvAST.-LouiSa
BOYD, an aged and much-respected colored
servant, who came to Richmond forty years
ago with Governor Gregory, died Monday
night last. As she had always been, she re-
mained faithful and true to her former own
ers up to the time Of her death. Her fune-
raj took place yesterday evening from Ebe-
nezer church, at which there was large
concourse of her brethren. Some OF the
Governors family were also present TO pay
the last tribute OF respect to this faithful
servant