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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
FLquR ~ NE~ YoRk-Tho Commercial Advertiser Of

FLgUR ~ NEw YoRK-Tho Commercial Advertiser Of
Saturday says
The navigation Of the river being probably closed
r the season, and the -four coming down from Albany
being oil herc and there being many and VARYING re-
ports rs To the quantity Of Hour now market have
taken pains 10 ascertain what the stock a. the end
that those Interested ia the may not be misled
From the beet Information that obtain the stock
Of all kinds Of Western nour here does not the present
time exceed 100000 barre', from which should be- de-
Quoted 100000 barrels for that which IL already sold C
shipment, and Is gong spboard fast vessels can
be procured to tako IT, This will leave stock Of not over
100000 barrels aRsinst $4,000 barrels at the correspond
ing period Of last year, thus showing deficiency nthe
% ok Of Dccembrr 1915. Of $50 nnn hntrels.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
lInnnr lInffnr.-

the New ork Tribune says" The Money market for
long ans Is stringent aud the Brnks generally
doing paper Gu days, unless instances Tor
regular customer. In the street, first class paper Of 30
days and l. passed 7HS This state Of things
tho result Of tho action Of Government in relation 10 spe-
Gle. Every thing which the Binks pay comes mme-
diley back for spcc'; and Government by its suicidal
s not only embarrassing the commercial world but
building up barriers It's operations when comes
into market Tor another loan"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Richmond

HsA Water hs day AZ ~ oeioeE. =. ~
ARRIVED,
Schr Patrick Henry. Chester, New York
Schf Severn, Cage Philadelphia
Schr Elizabeth Bldaor York river
Sohr Camden, Koium. Norfolk.
SAILED,
Sohr Pocahontss, Snack New York.
Schr Iowa, Tpvus, Baltimore.
Schr Mary VI zabolh Applcgnrh, Baltimore
Nrw YorE i5-huvcd, s,hr fn.rsa.r, Westsou days
from WrtiupId
nosro, lee i2-Cead. sehf John simuon H Nprfo and
cttnond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

INNHERE bsauuu md finished Stores wet ntsnsp
edl under ihs city Hotel formerly Ben Tavern for rev.
onng On Main .rsst ard ~ Wan STREET Which OIL
m7s' avo able inucenen merchants beirg 10 the most
csft'l and bu'ne part Of Cy The Guy b. otensd
on ~ sb'ut the Rls ms ard from tnosdged character
~ pfop"f wh peity ncfsae busoss that part n the ~
ssf sioss viii ~ sasonsi ptres % god ts.sp For
De
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

B 1t Is rumorcd at Washington that Senator B,gby Of
Alabama is to be appointed Minister France. Another
'umor It'll connects the OF Charles Jared Ingcrso
with that mission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

10 tn, imPrSinn prevalent lclra. Washington
that the scrar vii sona Mt Bancroft, appointment a. NJ
MISTER To Great Buuin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
WHAT,s GOOD FOR me Tnnrn.

w hCHEf " one sm,ie disas that mo-. a.,
annther destroys ihs ensry n bs mini eomps m
eataetrcs IN ndivd r ,no The To Acne
= ne d. 49, allowed 70 BE- most pfoueinf such enses
But il1t drase c1n 10 cured fnnutes with single d,op
o. Tho Tooth Ache sPeciGs, prepared and sod BY
deli GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Dugg.as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
ARRIVALS At ALmAMBRA. 18th and 18th
p. e. LARUS,
4 .nnG md CoIlarfnr
Farmers Esank of Virginjn.

A TfENDS To hiring ont Negroes, Renting out
IIou Collecting ClsiIs. &c oAicc Nott's An
ton - Cc, oppI'Iic Cry io.cL de I7-at,ws,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17
THE IVORY STATUEOF
CHRIST ON THE CROSS.

H'TIIo bcauIIuI aud temlTkabIo piece OI Sculp.
- tlt' can be- seen for hoi lime only Isl Main suce
near iRl cur 1.-THE Day ani evening. " Admission IS cents
children 80 rtf. s.t6-U
Electric B0ck, or Whistler Dyc.
q ENTLEMEN who wear Red or LIGHT
- cI0ed Whers informed that the above Dyc 10 m NJ
r newly inv MED BY VIII ch they hive them ehlrRci
asi'nnho ro"f IN twink It's mid mi sciptes eycfy
nEic oo"rc offered .u Hair ny. application strike,
defphntk almost as quick clecfry Thr naek
sr'd only ~ Dc " CAYNDR A. WOOD. DruFgias.
.fffA lNOR PHILADELPHIA The good p ,ck.
- = ~ schr UNION, Capt HraHrs having ponipn hc
earo tnsHto' VII meet with coa'eh Fc remainder 81 freight
To complete her cargo appy on board 10 DosE or
Do HENRY FISHER.
III FOR NEW YORK-To Load on Sat.
NsN uvdgV.- The aDperior packet sehr Patrick Hen
Capt thrFsr having large pr 81 her cargo engafei
VIII meet with q1ek Dispatch For remainder of Gerhto cow
pl'te Der cargo appy board tudiam's witu ort
DO ~ HENRY FISHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

TIME General hcrg o. ts stn,kholo Faruc ~ Bank
o NnE Will be hcli Eansirr II,us- the cry
Of Rhm1rd on WEDNESDAY tie 10Th day of Janury
IA ret Of 1sstHby, passs .Narst 25h l-ts yryrn.s
Tint no Officer or Dire Tor C Bank hlI hsrrs BY
"pfoTy o' any Sto khode any Oner.
'uf Bank thil any proxy vaJ, be-
sex cu,cd sry days tcfore he Of any cecton."
Dec. "a, lsl6-3iawtIJ.hJau. J. e.. BLAIg, Cash..
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PORN or POWER or ATTORNEY TO yerG BY PROXY

ard IT, and bshaG 10 vote cect0u ncc.ug
or Directors NJ the Farme Rank Of VrgnI
BE- sub 'utr pToIy represent urrjin! uf hr
stockholders Of the Farmers Hank Of Virginia,
and behalf 60 vote respecting the repeating arcnta
such hyliws ordinances, regulations may
gni cuuycricnt the ot
I In witness whereof have LefoIrti nj
$500 seal IN = -- d9y Of IN III, year
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-17

n next Is now ready The publishers having coaclldd
the contents already
pulr winters contributors i've FOUR
MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAViNCS, the qsafy OF Which
they invite pirehacrs to julie Tor themcNcs.
WM TAYLOR n co
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BALrrMoRE. June 25th, 1916.

BALTIMORE, June 25th, 1916.
II is now ten o'clock in the evening, and all
sober people ought to be a-bed. So heard an
old gentleman say on certain occasion. But
the aged according to an ancient proverb are
not always wise, and am sure my old friend
would excuse me for sitting up few minutes
longer did he know all the circumstances by
which am surrounded.
Myself and lady left Washington at 81 this
afternoon, in company with young minister
and his lady, who were married (if am
rightly informed) at about a O'Clock; and real
ly it did me good to see them so happy and
cheerful. But am more than pleased to in
form you that they put up at the same house
with US, (he Merchants Hotel, on Charles
street--a fine establishment, under the manage
ment Of MIR. Joseph Mcintosh, one Of the most
obligng men you ever met with,) and have
engaged TO accompany us during our contem-
plated journey north as far as Troy, N. T.,
and east as far as Boston, Mass.
i have nothing very new besides the above
important Item. Baltimore IS a5 interesting as
ever, and one can but admire il from,the mo-
ment his eye catches the first sight OF its mo
nunents, 10 that in which be takes his leave.
You know that this city is distinguished for
many things, and, therefore, need not parti-
cularize. Indeed the Sun Of Baltimore is shin
ming daily in your Metropolitan city. and the
Clipper SO frequently glides BY your DOORS
that information from this city 10 like your own
city affairs. have read all the papers Of to-
day published here, bu, find nothing sufficient.
ly interesting to transcribe or send slips off,
There was quite an alarm Of fire tonight,
and the engines were out saw the light Of
the flames. but did not go TO the scene, be-
cause ] was too tired should judge from
the promptness with which the hremen turned
out on this occasion. that they are very efficient
and energetic #3t&M W '}
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The Fountain is hardly known here yet. !
discover, and tho folks say i ought 70 be- )ex,en-
sively patronized in return for the kindness'oi
your citizens towards the Penny Press Of this
city. Some suitable man here ought 10 take
this matter in hand J. he could make money by
the business, as | understand you sell your pa
pers very low to those who take them TO sup
ply subscribers. Yours. ITINERAFT.
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CRIMINAL COURT.

Trial Of DR.. Ritchie, sirth day. This case
is now gradually approaching its close The
United States have been engaged during the
whole day in the examination ofrheir rebutting
testimony, and concluded at ifpast 5 O'Clock.
The defence then called Mr. Robert White,
and recalled Mr.. Lewis Carberry. %
y The speaking will occupy, it is supposed,
two days, and the case will so TO the jury
about Tuesday afternoon next Forty-seyen
witnesses were examined in this case-many
Of them were recalled and re-examined. E
The Court adjourned at 6 P. M. @ ga H
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A CARD.

YHE subscriber would respectfully return his
l. thanks TO the public for the liberal patronage
which he has received, and socits continuance OF
the same, Having on hand and daily receiving
good assortment of Mahogany Furniture and house,
furnishing articles in general, he 1atters himself
that he can give general satisfaction to all who
may faver him with their calls.
Those indebted to him are particularly requested
to call, before the lst OF July, and settle their
accounts a4 A. GREEN, 1s
Auctionoer and Commit on Merchant. Concert
Hall, Penn. Avenue Ear Browns Hote. &
June 29-3t @Rk
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ALEXANDRIA, June 9th, 1916.

MEssRs. EDrToRs:-Anangemenl for, ap-
-propriate celebration Of the 4th of July. are in
progress. The " Ringgold Cavalry" Capt
Plummer; the alexandra Volunteers" Capt.
Corse and the "Mount Vernon Guards" !"
Capt. Snyder, will parade through the princi-
pal streets and proceed to the Lyceum Hall,
where the Declaration Of independence will
be read by J. Humphrey McVeigh, and an
Grafton will be delivered by Arthur Taylor.
omitted, in my notice Of the Ring
gold Cavalry, to mention their exceedingly neat
and beautiful uniforms for the occasion. It
will be full suit Of black, with red stripes, red
sash and black caps, white saddle cloth cord
ed with red. The only officer whose name
was omitted, was the CorneL Edward 5.
Plummer. @ 9tN M.. @.. w
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
will hold its usual celebration in Yeate's gar
den, and will, no doubt, from the character OF
She exercises there last year, attract large
share Of public attention..
The funeral Of Maj. Vim. A. Williams. Of
your city, formerly highly respected citizen
Of this place, was attended yesterday by the
Masonic Fraternity of Alexandra, Washing
ton Lodge, No. 22, who performed the usual
ceremonies, observed by their Order on such
occasions, and presented quite an imposing ap-
pearance, as regards both numbers and respec-
liability l..
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Collectors ONCE, June 24, 1916.
CITY TAXES.

. NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.
LII persons whose taxes on real or personal
IL property remain due and unpaid, are hereby
notified, as the law directs, that payment is required
10 be made within sixty days from the date hereof /;
otherwise their property win be subject TO DO levied
upon advertised, and sold 10 satisfy said taxes.
A. ROTHWELL, Collector. &
june 26-2taw2m +e}Alla
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M A Rim E LIST.
'ORT OF ALEXANDRIA, D. C.u
H AppIypD JuNE 26 tia,. tt aftH

Ia ARRIVED, JUNE rs. tif4sd tt#
Schr. Telcmachus, Port Deposit, lumber to
James Green. 3s G6
Steamer Osceola, Mitchell, Norfolk, reports
ship in the river bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Meteor, Janney, Of this place, left
Calao for Iquique 22d April, to load for Bal
timOre.
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RECOVERY OF COUNTERFEIT MoEEY.--The
Recorders officers recovered at house near
Francisville, $4,000 in counterfeit $40 bills Of
the Stonington Bank. The spurious money
was found hid away in the cellar in an old
China bowl.
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The Great Western left New Yolk on the
25th inst, at o'clsck. with about 100 Passen-
gers, Gen. Armstrong among them.
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A CARD.

CELBY PARKER would inform all those who
~ are indebted TO him that their bills are now
ready on bis DESK and, if not called for will be de-
livered by tho lst July It is his intention to close
his present business, and it is therefore necessary
that they should close their accounts without de-
lay. ,,a june c6-3t
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Corrcspu ndence OF the N. y. Bcc.
t.., ARMY OF OCCUPATIONS,
9 tu Camp opposite Matamoras.


"taA oaH June II, 1886
The day after last addressed you, we pull
ed up stakes; but, instead Of marching across
the river, as our wishes heartily dictated, we
merely went UP to the "Upper camp" to
unite with the Washington regiment, and form
our brigade Of Louisiana volunteers.
The effects of too much idleness is readily
perceptible in the camp, and, as Istated to you
before, | believe volunteer company must be
kept in motion to insure discipline and con-
tcntmcnt. We have improved some little IN
drilling, but not so much as could desire.
Yesterday, the governor Of Texas, General
Henderson, arrived here from the capital Of
his State, and bore striking marks Of the ia.
tigues Of such a journey. In the course of a
few days we look Tor a large number Of mount
ed Texans, commanded, | think, by General
Burleson, the 'great Indian fighter" a. a.
A deputation of Tonkcwa Indians reached
camp this morning from the Nueces, and
expect their braves will be in before night
They are fine looking set Of men, and pro
fess to be great "bob a-she-lahs" Look out
for horses. ~ lF ,eEe ts5 #4l
No volunteers from Point Isabel, as yet
Mexican citizens continue TO return TO Mata-
moras very fast. I8 ea at '.y.
The health Of the army is still good. .n
sR@ hs& .@ %a The CoRPoEAL.
-~.%o~3l~----s >--s-------->- Ri tsft tstt"G
Last Saturday night, man named Carts
tan Mcdonald, while in state OF intoxica-
lion, walked into the canal near Syracuse, and
was drowned.
MORE INCENDIARY FIRES IN RoxBURY.-
At about II O'Clock on Monday night FIRE
was sci to the engine house Of Company
No. 2, which was partially destroyed AT
about IL the barn and stables occupied by Mr..
Murphy, for the Trelnout line Of ARoxbury
omnibusses, was set on fire, and together with
fifteen horses, a large quantity Of grain, har-
ness, &c., destroyed. The loss is estimated at
between and 5000 dollars partially insured
This is the third time this stable has been set
on fire, The stable which we mentioned as
being set on fire on Sunday night belonged to
MIR. Riohardson.- Boston Iraveller.
AccIDENT.--On Wednesday afternoon, as
the steamboat Robert Morris was leaving Dock
street wharf for Wilmington, a man stepped
upon the gangway plank as it was being
drawn ashore, and was thrown down aAd had
his leo fractured near the ankle
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-29

Rev. John Marsh, Secretary Of the Ameri-
can Temperance Union, has sailed In the Vic
toria for London, 10 attend the Worlds Tenn.
pcrance Convention. fis-N
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Elisha Ayres, of Preston, Conn.,, was
school teacher Of Old Rough and Ready, and
learned his "young idea how TO shoot"
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PHILApELpHIA, June 25, 9 PM.

a painful accident occurred in this city this
morning. Mr.. Z. L. Mentza fell through a
hatchway in the third story Of his store, and
was taken up dreadfuly bruised. This is the
fifth accident this week, Of which three ter
minated fatally, rt. &
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It's said ,ha, Tucksr, who was acquitted on
the ground of insanity of the stabbing Of Cap',
Ramsey, has signed The pledge. If he wiii
keep 1t, he will never be in trouble OF that
kind again.
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Twenty ninth Congre sstN
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Juue 27. 1916.

.M& 5 SATURDAY, Juue ~, 1910. art Att8
MIR. Lewis, from the Committee on FL
nance, reported the Army Appropriation bill,
with sundry amendments, 9eb
The Committee ON Naval Affairs, were in-
structed TO inquire into the expediency OF max.
ING appropriation to indemnify the officers and
crew OF The United States Steamer Missouri.
for losses sustained by the burning Of that yes
I The joint resolution granting portion OF
ground, on which to erect monument to
Washington, was debated.
A motion to lay il on the table was disagreed
to--yeas l9--nays "a; and after discussion, It
was. for the present, laid over.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES n
Shortly after the meeting of the House, the
bill to reduce the duties on imports was taken
up in Committee Of the Whole on the state Of
the Union. s.st %,
Messrs. Bedinger and Towns spoke in favor
Of thd bill, and
Messrs. Ewing Of Tennessee, Pollock, and
Severance, against it,
AT ten minutes past three the committee
rose for want Of a quorum. lT @4ai.
Several motions were made to adjourn, for
calls OF the House, ETC., and, at last, after more
than half an hour thus spent, the House ad
iou rned.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

KY. We are pleased to publish such Sc
rles.
B. We are pleased with this article as we
understand it. We have several communica-
tons not yet examined; they will receive prompt
attention In due time. estf Ugf 4sIv in
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A CARD.

NoUNG e. STEER respectfully givo notice 10
l. those who are indebted to them that they will
render all bills up to the first Of July. Az it is Of
the utmost importance to us that all open accounts
on our books be closed without delay, we hops and
expect that all who wish us well will be prepared
to settle, either by cash by notes at short datse
Those who shall not have called within few days
after receiving their bills will be waited upon, either
by one Of us in pergon, or by our collector. u
June 24-tlst iuly t
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CITY AFFAIRS.

Let us not be SO absorbed in the doings OF others,
to forget what is.going at home, r.s
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LIST OF ARRIVALS 1autr.
At the Principal Hotels in this City, for
the day ending June 27, at I2 M.

=
BEERS TEMPERANCE HOTEL. ans, +.
WBTuIey, N G. HI Milegan, Md. DR. Good.
loo, do. A Barnum, III, -
~ UNrrHp STATES HoTEL. r4y 'i&
H Fisher, RI. Mr.. Crossan, u s ~. Miss Cros-
an, Bait. Mrs. Wilson, children and servant do.
Miss Wilson, do Mould, Va. L w 8 IIaugh, do.
CoLEmAS's HorEL.
Mr.. Baldwin, N o. TT Chambers, Texas. II B
Chittenden, Va. r RCuyler Ga. ] R Adams, s G..
r j Adams, SEN, do. ] 5 Hopkins, do w Hamp-
son, it,. do. DR. and Mrs. Foleman, N G.. GS An
drews, s c. DIR. H D Tucker, Phil. H G knight,
Mass. P L EIlis,va. Capt Parker, N Y. MrWood-
ward, do TN Crossan, u SA. Miss Crossan, do.
Mr.. and Mrs Barks, N Y. Mr.. Williams and Lady,
do. q E carter and Lady, Montreal. Wheeler, N
Y. ii M Field, St Louis. Wells, " j g
Smith, Phila. II H Ayres Bait. J Conent, Mass.
w H Baldwin and Lady, Con. Mrs. N R Jennings,
child and servant, N 0. Mr.. Spring, do.
Bnowss HorEL. @
Gen. E Morehouse, Texas. TT Turner, Md. A
Hunt, N G. Mrs. M e Rogers, do. JHeldeburgh,
do w Mcdaniel Md. N Washington, G.. II w
Payner. Ten. w II 6 Nevat, Va w White
horne, Ten. WE Wood, Florida. s stokcy, Ohio,
] sDabdey, Georgetown, D G. s Moore, Phil.
On FRIDAY eVeninS, tiS Ai0Si1eii' i0Si1eii rleiiu iieiiu ici
ception levee. Ii was very fashioaably attend
ed. The Indian Chiefs now in the city called
Mrs Polk their great "Mother." The name
of one Of the chiefs is Suc-a-bach.a-micko =
His parents evidently did not study beauty
They perhaps thought with celebrated au
thor, that there is "a great deal IN a name"
.1S-4~-,--~~~-~~~~~~~~~~>~~-,
Great complaints are made Of the filthy con
dtion Of G street between 9th and 10Th feve
and filth are close Deghbors. A word 10 tn'
wise is sufficient. e.4te. ai,7 t0
While our citizens here are complaining o.
The heat, the good people Of Boston are shiver
ing with cold. 1t appears that they are actu.
ally wearing oYerccats
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PH1LADELrHrA, June 25, ls46

PHILADELPHIA, June 20, 1876.
The performances at the Museum tonight
were not exactly what we like. and we may,
some of these days, have occasion to show in
what respects we object TO converting the
Museum into a Theatre Of foolish dancing and
plays almost without moral. Gems OF truth
may be found by the intelligent without seek
ing them in such ways; but alas one hardly
knows where he may go with safety in these
days. You know the devices Of Satan, some.
times assuming the form Of an angel Of Light,
that he may the better deceive the wary.
| send you a few slips from the latest papers
which you are at liberty to use as you may see
IT, .IrIHERsNT,
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The ladies. are wondering why rough sea'S
are not provided for their accommodation al
the Presidents gardens during the performance
oil the Marine Band.
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CORRESPONDENCE

How glorious is this invention of writing, where
by we can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure or improvement
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RICHMOND, June 25th, 1916.

as4 'n II RICHMOND, June 18th, 1876.
We have had geod meetings ever since we
left; those at Fredericksburg were on the in
crease every night; and if brother Cough
could have stayed there week or ten days
longer, there would have been no house in
town large enough 10 have held the people
The rumsellers and their supporters were right
mad, and the man that kept the largest Hotel
in the town said, that he had not sold 81 cts.
worth Of his poisons per day, since Cough
had been there the first time. Many of the
first people in the place took the pledge, and
the ladies', to man, were as usual, on the side
Total Abstinence. auo sg
We had a very large meeting last night.
and shall have another tonight. We go to
Gen. Cookies to morrow. l.. G.
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AccIDENT.--On Wednesday afternoon, as
the steamboat Robert Morris was leaving Dock
street wharf for Wilmington, man stepped
upon the sangway plank as it was being
drawn ashore, and was thrown down aAd had
his leg fractured near the ankle.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-06-29

Ann Nolan fell upon a tumblef at New Or
leans on the 10th, and died shortly after from
wounds made by the broken vessel Iln aal d
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II is now almost certain that the ohillhso-
nan bill will be lost for want OF time to consi-
der it. Such state of things in Congress is
much to be regretted. Some members appear
TO forget that they are expected to act as well
as to talk. S4 II fB BtF III III
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN. N.

"4a ARRlvEp-25th. igaT 3ta tlH
Il Schr. Hamilton, Penfield, New York, TO T.
s. A. H. Dodge. @ @1tt.. sytsaas
26th.-Schr. Repeater, Travers, Baltimore,
to P. Berry. t.H EL
Schr. Rosa, Fields, Philadelphia, 10 E. Pick
rell s. Co. n. (.
Schr. Wild Boy, Polk, Salisbury, to J. Lib
how - *t-t'+tf ~ az @ tI1atf