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STILL ANOTHER BOLTEk.

To the Ediior N tie ITtSiya UcynH: ,,-,
GLs>vIILE. June u, lSJb
Mr. Editor IL see from the proceedings "i '''e
Convention held ut S;aunon, by the American ny
thu, WAS appointed an clrctnr in tic county d, "I
mer fur the approaching Presidential canvass VOW
desire to say through the columns of your paper
tina, Jeciue accepting the pr II red honor: As
unrty, never have voted with the at any election,
and while they maintain their Present pollt'cal ''n
and practice, ! cannot do Therefore, NJ ne
coming Presidential election, shall support Tie nom
inee, Of the Cincinnati Convention; believing, us
dn that in the present state Of political parties me
Democratic party is the only national p"ry WIN .ni
which we may hope TO succeed against the political
combinations aud ismS Of the day. nD
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pExSSyIVSNIA .pOTSED.

There never WAS much enthusiasm in the Keystone
State for nomination. as exists now in the National
Democratic party. 1T is not the wild excitement tnat
the hard cider and logcahin campaign
of 1870, nor the sold lack and Whitley" Juror which
prevailed in 1885, but it heart felt rejoicing thai
and tried-has been selected Tor the highest office in
The gilt Of the people; and that the "prde OF Ken
tucky''-the eloquent aud chvalrous Br--kInrldEe-
ia Nh. candidate ior the Vice Presidency. The cur
rem, Of popular opinion flows on, like mighty rver
still aud deep ard bearing all before it, in their favor
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1856.
The Senate was not III session.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Harrison Introduced resolution, which was
adopted, requesting the President TO inform the House
what measures if any, have been taken under the ac,
OF Congress approprlating $2jOUU to purchase some
work of art to adorn the Capitol extension.
Mr.. Grow -aid for days past there had appeared
in public print what purpurls Ia he letter from tx
Governor Rceder TO him. In justice To Mr.. Reeder
and To vndicae himself from the imputsiion of gross
breach of confidence in publishing private cummu-
nicnun, ne declared that no such letter had been re-
ccved by him from Mr.. Reader any subject what
ever. He made this explanation that the forgery may
be known t" the public.
Mr.. Phelps snid the letter To which the gentleman
referred was addressed to Mr.. Grove, Of Kansas,
purportng to have been written from this city by ex-
Gov. Recdcr.
Mr. Grow replied that his object merely to clear
himself from any connection with the lclrr.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, gave notice that he would
next Monday endeavnr 10 tnke up the report OF the
select committee the assault vi Senator SuIguer
i,li nod
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

RIcHMoED FEMALE Institute. We learn with
iir"'nre that this prosperous iustution has mum
her"d THIS Year. hu second Of its existence, about
2'u pupils "n III reg -ter
lhe concluding exercises Of the session are ar
ranged Tor next week on Tuesday,. Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Rev. J. Wheaton Smith of Phila-
dep;n has been elected to deliver the sermon before
tho Missionary Society Tuesday night. Hon.
John ) C"ske, our able representative in Congress.
has cons-nted to make the Anniversary Address be-
fore the Phil"nathcnn Society on Wednesday night.
And the Annual Commencement will occur ON Thurs.
day night.
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MIX. BCCilANAN'S LETTER OF ACCEPT


Ih!LApELPHiI' June l?.-Mr. Buchanan's letter
acCUP''n. Tue Democratic nomination for the Office
Oh PRESIDENT ct The United States is published in M,
i"''a'ril!'ha papers This morning After expressing
the Gratiflcaton which lie entertaius for helm, non
na'ed Tor the highest political honor which cuIJ h
conferred upon n, he says lie is lee.Iy s.usihI as
HE vast and varied Responsibilities OF ll, s,,,,
pecia!ly at the present crisis. He has car.,nIIv w.
Trained lIoin seeking the nomination either he ,,
ar deed, and accepts il with dill ence rru.;;u -
elected 10 be able In a!!ay domestic strife n,s
peace and friendship with foreign uar,nu. ~
promote the best Interests of tI,. R.rnI'r; "
In accepting the Nomination, he accent. /,
the same spirit, the platform, and will c,,uh,,, ,i'
sell 10 Il throughout The canvass br,.yiu, h.. h,.
no right, by answering nterr"gaiurIrs Ia rr.sn, r
ANA dlciriIt Issues before tile people He rnr,,u,
cuncurS III the sentiments of the platform r.. ,v .,
cIvi and religious liberty ami IL slavery. THINK. Tho
latter Question rapidly approaching L hnaEty Ths
Kansas net d"es no more than give force u. law To
the elementary principle OF se-govcrnmrnt aud hs
suys, "ay We not hope that IL Is The mIsa0n OF the
Democratic party. now the on.y surviving cunserva.
tive party ot the country 10 overthrow all sectional
parties and 10 restore prare friendship and mutual
confidence aiiuy all the members at the cnntrdera.
cy. The toe u. al geographical parties il must con.
tIIGs Ia exist NJ long there is Constitution or
Union Ia preserve. This nvc;iUu has induced many
formerly differing tom Democracy 10 devote them
selves 10 tue Constitution ami thu Union. Under trss
CIrcun> iauc,-, mos: ccerfully pledge myself should
the nomination al Tie Convention be ratified by the
people. that all the power and Influence c"n,;ug.
rlunalIy po>srssct By the executive, shhil be ~.
rrted, IN h firm am. conclIatoyy spirit, darlHs
the .m%'- ,rr:n which ! saii rrlann III otlicr, 10
restore the sHGir harmony anoEs our sister Stai"s
winch prevailed before The apple Of discord, IN the
fJrm Of slavery agitation. had been cast inio their
midst" Regarding our foreign policy. he c"ncurs
with the committee, that it should b. conducted with
wisdom aud rmmcs, Ia assure the prosperity Of the
people home, while the interest and h"nur oi The
Ia, Al m, u,.I al,
Our foreign policy ought ever IL be- based upon the
principle al doing utIe 10 MI nations, and requiring
Justice III return. It elected, lie says h. will USE his
best rx,i;i"rs 10 cultivate peace and friendship with
nil unui> believing this IL be his highest policy and
mos, IMPERATIVE duty; but, he shall Never forget
slpuIL lie argrIl,ty 4f.>r 'hr oar national homer
must 3c preserves, ct ail hazards u':d II; an!
ice. "'
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LATER FR0;i KASS.s.

CalcAGo, June i9.-S-, enry ave men, b"'ng thy
fif-r unmi,ay ir.v, ,uc Chicago EMigranf ia .;-SD
cn,ion, lett here yesterday for Kansas Mr' br1-D.
wife. Of the editor of thu Herald o Frerfnm has Just
arrived having lift Lawrence on the - Il JUur Oh
which day two hundred and fifty MIss"uriau- Ell
curn2"d in,er .Ilus IRON l.rwrcnce. She 'nr' Col.
Sumner .:...o-;r for awr",cr. VIII u yro"g ..!y
Of troop. including artrry. The I'ro slavery ~
lance Committee, mt L"uvens%"ria. had g"re':e4
thcr nt!-c L. The rr SGT a,"n - .ult tlr i".f!r'
nv. Cob Sgi.g"r bead larn"G III" Als-uurlnI. IL ~.
Il. whitfield s:rs arrested =, ~ Louis on al"RdnY
la,r, Ell route Tor Washington.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, JUNE 20
III ED

DIED. in this CITY. the l9rh inst. WILLIAM rfah
son PARKER. son of Alexander X. AMI Margaret Faf'
ker, in the second year OF his age. ,.Lo
The friends OF the family are reqursteh 10 r.a a
Grace street. 4th and 9Th Streets this afternoon
III i've o'clock.
DIED in Petersburg Monday night the ION n7hn',
County. ,,,,r
cold in the duet, the perishd hear, may lie,
Bu; thar which warmd IL once snail never ole.
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RATIFICATION MEETING AT BOSTON.


BosTnS, June IA large and enthusiastic Demo
cratic ratification meeting was held at Faleull Hall
this evening. Oliver Stevens, President OF the Cum
mon Council. presided. Speeches were made by the
Hon. Is. F. Butler, Hon. Benz. Rush Of Philadelphia,
ca" Isaac II. Wright and others.
Resolutions were adopted ratitying the nominations
of Buchanan and breckenridge. commenting the ad-
ministrarion of President Pierce. denOuncng Know
Nottingham. aud also the attempts which have been
made to throw odium the Democratic party in
consequence of M assault made upon Senator nj
Massachusetts. and To rcse net of personal viv-
!eucc 10 the dignity Of principle involving freedom
IF SDceCh,
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RATIFICATION MEETING AT
ElEENkE.

Concord, y. H., june l7tn.-lt is estimated that
from six eight thousand persons were present at the
Democratic meeting held here to-day. Hon. John 3
Wells presided. assisted by thirty Vice Presidents
and SEX Secretaries. Three bands Of music were III
Attendance Addresses made by The President
by Hon. BENZ Rash of Pennsylvania, Hon. Harry
llbbard, Hon. H. w. Morrison. Col John H. George
Hon. e.. l.. Woodbury. and others. =.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the linrhh"''
Platform and the administration of Franklin Pierce
The whole affair of the most enthusiastic
and successful delnnrstrarioIs ever made !" New
Hampshire. Nheneyer the names o' BachAiA' anu
Brerkinridge were mentioned cheer followed ch"er'
The exercises of the day closed with splendid eIhl
bition of fireworks.
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RACK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

DIAth REil Bl.llAN 'tN EN Iva.
Ti;iL,pELrnI,, Jun. l9.-lhr National R~puh.!.
can CoL,ruii. rr.l,,r:th!rd itis morning aIh pre-
rer-i tn MI i.I'urmn UniiG for CGadIcir TOR III. r5
Presidency. The rrsuIf 81 the first ballot Wa as tot
lows; WIN. l.. Dayton "t New Jersey 10. Abraham
Lincoln Of Illinois no. Wilmnt Is. Sumner 80. Bank.
- CnIIsmrr H., King 9. PImcr"y ), Wilson, !, Ford
:, &. NJ. Clay !. Carey 3, GIddInss :, Johnston =
Pennington l.
Tie committee on resolutions aud on the cornInInl.
cat4m from the North Americans, reported that they
had arrived at u" conclusion.
A committee "t rhre" was appointed to make a re-
ply 10 the Sprih Ancricane
The names III :,It.i-r, Wilson, "lmot and
Banks were withdrawn. \ t"rIih! ballot wa then
TAX, aud the vote ~!is UNANIMOUS TOR " LtDhytrn.
except New York, Connecticut ani PuunS.lrhlua.T-
tl.Hf-" !v"up gave Lincoln twenty, CONNECTICUT ghHn
i,nhhS Eunr t:"- ,nrn On, x nS' ihr-e' r" "'"
and King ono t'einsS yania gave suinhrf!G God aug
Elder one. The vote was subsequently, made unaIl'
n!Uu-. - = 90 'i
r!e ,yoa2e;.iGn :he: si,"mrned sine de
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RATIFICATION MEETING-GRAND TURN
LRIlrE DEMlN,RAlN.

OF L OF TIE DlSI XII DE-h'N hfSi'
WA>HINGroS. June lS.-A fine evening after the
rain has invited large crowd 10 the rneetingt night
The City Hail aud n-ighb"rh""d present a nhgnb
appearance. Sautes have been fired by aid OF can
nun and fireworks displayed nj several points Of
the ciry. Hon. Amos Kendall being Sick Daniel
Radcliffe ESQ, has been chosen president, with seve
raj vice pi esiients aud secretaries.
The assembsgr is considered the largest eyer held
here. Three cities and the surrounding ueghburbood
ar. largely represented. Resolutions rai;yug the
nomination uf Buchanan and breckenridge have been
adopted win great enthusiasm. Wsrd prucesauns
with fine music, fransparencies and American flags
have moved 10 the place OF meeting with much ell
tbusiasm.
General Quitman delivered the opening speech -
The speakers present Weller of California, Phelps
Of Missouri, Stanton of Tcnnessee, McGutin nj Ken
lucky, Fuller of Maine, Mallory OF Florida. Browne
of Mississippi, Florence of Pennsylvania, Davidson
gia Smith OF Alabama Herbert of Louisiana, and
Harris Of Alabama.
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ST. LOUIS, June lS.-By the tire here yesterday,
Gilman II Go. lost almost their entire stock OF mer'
go GOO. Beruondy e. Co. sue
ceeded in rescuing most uf their goods. Brown l.
Co., Insured for SlU,0UO luss $4,000. Hauseman s.
Co.. loss S30, 900; insured for S1U,0uU. The buildings
belonged Col. Brunt and K. A. Sarpy, aud were
sured TO The full v8lue.
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EX-PRESIDENT TYLER'S LETTER TO a
MAX

From the Buffalo Advertiser. June
We chcrrtuiy give place 10 the following letter. II
carries sufficient explanation of the circumstances
under which it was written on it, face. Hope Batter
il Il well behaved cUlUrrd man, who has resided
among for several years, ana is tavurably known
10 many Of our citizens:
SHERWOOD FOREST.
CHARLES CRY CorNTr, Va, May u, lSJO.
Ny Coon FRIfND-I WIS highly grul;ied in the re.
c-pl al Your letter OF the ith Mag aud shall Eo ai
to make known your kind remembrance To my bro
Their, Doctor Wat. II. Tyler, when | see him.. His
post office is the odd Church, Hanover county aud
he would be very much pleased 10 receive letter
from you.
Mr.. William Allen is residing ut Clarcmont, having
married Miss Jcssup. from Canada, and Mrs. Organ!
lives at berkeley, the birthplace ot Gen. Harrison,
whch she purchased in the last two years.
DoGtur Mingr, hiicr having s"ld "u; here and emit
grated 10 5Iabna has returned to NIrgimin, and pur-
c.iased thu farm t"rrn"riy u..'.:i:rd by Mr. Cooke,
near to Flower de Hundred. Mr. Erencr i..:n still
lives hi Cabin Point, Hnd General lIarvie IN Rich
mugd regret ~ -ar, hat dur excellent rIcris lark
Cfump aud Or. Rnb:r Burief. lave paid the great
."tt Of nature. Two IUrc .s!imubic rarely, If
eyer. NOD
Thus have sivei, ynu al uccnuui OF ah those you
inquired after, aud d,uht -" iui that each Ul Dcln
who now live would Most cordially ga utu yUl wheic-
ever they might meet you, whether III your odd ne
live Virginia, ur III your adopted S:atcol Sc~ lork.
They .ny you what /. ru- IL regard To Tie penal.
ties Imposed free pcrsmns nj cuinr returning 10 this
State. But il may truly lie said rhal tho -Iring"ncy
Of u- aw. is entirely TO be a>cribed 10 the acIiUus
lDtnrirfe..e =! ri,u who are evrrniore engaged III
the task Ui iislrh,Eg ter n"GEpors, rather thah L"
the spirit and iuHl!i;ss ~ uar TSL knSEiu fou We're
always treated with n,,vatmn maj :1-pr~I T.. ms
i,nuI, because you We're knnwn 10 be- cprfoci ~ al
y.gr dealings and faithful ~ I'LL Your engagements.
aud y.a la. yell nvnurh that all c""re'l ui"li who
conduct tiienssr W.: UGi lngv among Us nre treated
u; all times with 'nneliet1u'ru lG. recpect There
nj 81 'url Ess I.,,iyll E,I-Et
dur;; th- period Of his quiet aud happy ko'nr S''i
Mr. 81. C!s... u
had tEsr IrasIre q n;eoi:r: with Mr. Cook last
~; gr Saratoga, end tl:Hrgr !hc na,:a enquiries
concerning y... atp eIat thst r. mh4" Inottn Tie
fact TO you, a. 10 il Am .'.-s;;"d i"r y"qr 1e'er'
! .hnII t"ke pleasure in mentioning s':Tr rr'pem:
braures the s.::trernen DESIRED and am Grain1"
10 learn that at YOUR advanced ~, you continue To
Ell -" good health. 81 may i; long c"nt;:!ar Ia be
Si,n IL :tc .'n"rre wish at who respects merit
without dlsIurI"i. "a. .Ete.
Very truly your friend. cir TYLER.
Mr.. IloPE BUrLER. 49,
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The eulngium pr0noun-

The eulngium pronoun-
ced on Ii.o State of SuutII
Carolina, by the l!uEura
bic gentleman, for their
Revolutionary and other
.ne1ll.. meets my hearty
""nrurTeEce. -! sail not
acknowledges thG1tue con
urabls member ii before
,nr in regard for whatever
If distinguished tai, nj III
distinguished character
SOUTH G.sy,'irs has pro
dured. ! c!a.'h p"!, =. the
honor II parIake ~ The
pride of her great names.
/ c,,ssirn them tor my cbun
trynen. az ed all the
I.au!'ris, The Euticfgas,
the piikneys, The Sam
Ioys: ,Ys aa;'nns-A nor
leans alI--~i,"-- i.tt- =
10 more I" be heanrnri IN
by S,a:a lines, than their
talents and patriotism
we're capable Of being
ciTltt:-rred within III"
slmr nsFf6v IT.: 10. IN
their day aud gebrvnt,"n,
ihay srrr"d and honor"d
m" cOuniry. and the mho't
coun,.y. md their rrnowm
is vi TIT s;cssuia Of tn"
whole country. fGt 81. let
rpr recur To plenSln. r"c"l-
l"Cnnu-. IT. "" indulge IN
rsirashiRg fotaah,ursRce-
ot the past lot mt re-
mind you, that in early
tunes, M States cherished
greater harmony, both al
principle AMI - feeling,
;haE Su,,h ''."''na and
Mng-grhrsrE' Luld {"
God nat hai any uA2ht
nghIn return. .ShnEidrT
10 MOatfrr they went
through the Revolutions.
,anIl in hand they stood
r1ui,n i1c rTnIEI:rrati"n
ut Washington, nra m.,t
his own great nrnl 'oan on
them for snpport.-E a-
hccts trom IVrbsier IN re.
plyte Gei. Hf$rc'
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PORTRAIT OF GOV. WISE

Mr.. Daniel Beudann, photographic Richmond
V, will nl.ese accept our sincere thanks Tor an
iucomparably excellent likeness OF Governor WISE
The picture is, moreover, acappl specimen OF tl' PM,
;nyranhir art, Copies may be bought at Mritendnmn
Gallery ijU Main street. for one dollar e"C''' h"e!
,nnr h, nhlely gent BY mail.
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Has he (Mr. Butlerl
read the history "t "the
STAG whirh lie repre-.
SCENTS! ~ cg:rot surely
iInve fnrg"ltrn liz Mams.
m mb"c'iny Tram siir'
ry, cOnjessed Mro"Shont
he hrr0Intt1n, t'nl"wed
d. Is m0re sham .t"l ~
sumption. f"r slavery
since. He chH.'a Rave
forgotten lis rretch'd Pr
slsreucr in thu slave trade
sud its Constitution,
mhich Is i:S;2ybI'can only
m name. end -! ID"
Sruatur, 10 whom thai
"St&tL HM III pn:. W..
"n'lInd re eaffi%sn'RP
of its good ns'hs, q"t+i
1f moving WIN ~, o"es =,
ward treaHing ''ep'' ~
cover liz n0s'd "e''' rl'n'
es .'(%:sr! III The very e1'
Stay " m+IEr's /" eA'
pose IL by pf"H,sAIns "
comparison with kHnsas.
Aud il we glance al SpI;
r'a fc1'rrsn'",s' /" Nm
be d.Er"h =" f"h any,.
M"ng m Mc h'stors g.
Sonh .C"'o.'na ~E 'H
b'f'r,"' ~ T"" y
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QUIET IN KANSAS.

ST. Louls. June 1.-The Republican publishes
letter from Capt Pate, dated Kansas city, the I'm
inst which reports affairs in KANSAS quiet There
all unlawful military bodies.
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NEW YORK. Jun" ~ Flour hls advanced; SALES
Of ) atc brands al - D. ONO - 3d. Southern 90 ST.
What ha' advanced sales ot Southern white al
- D.. Germ is arm at DOC. STOCKS ifm---piI
vi ias %. ~
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L. : Mali STEAM SHIP NOAN0KE,

rOR NEW foRh VIA NORFOLK.
HNHE u Mail S'c-nship Roanoke, Cnp1 Esr<y%
Il skinner. leaves City roin, Saturday morn. 1>sLksz
iiIs n, o'clock
Passengers desiring to tSkc ;h- cheap rni cof0"oe
r'Iue 10 New York. leave here - fhr feir''"-S
cars N 3! O'Clock Saturjny mnrninE ,,oC
Tickets and Derth- secured at once SCUM s's'
the Basin
Passage 10 New York. including meals and s'9'e TOO"
% My flO ,,
June .D--at LVDl.AM J. WAlSon
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and TIE majority for these two great men viii DC over
wIclmIng Ia their enemies and glorious 10 Inc"
frends.-l inTisb"rg fn'oH.
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.xTANTED-A lady OF much experience in teach
w inc wishes 10 obtnn a situation IN some school or
rrva family; can Teach Music, French, Drawing and
banning in water and oil cnlors also the igher English
hr.nche. B.i, OF re!erfnces given Address T. FoUr'
nee, Wmllsviilr Luzern County, Pa.
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MARINE NEWS.

!TGH w,TER THIS DAY At - o'CLoCI.
- -
ARRIVED,
Schr frudnn RockInnd, ice.
Schr T.. j. Pickup, Pickup, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Liberty, New York hay.
SclIr Ambition, Roo;en, Port Deposit, lumber.
Schr Manchester, Chichester, Now York, mdse.
SAILED,
Schr Cherc"kc. Davis. Panunkey River, mdse.
Sln"p Franklin, North Carolina. lght.
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EXCHANGE.

STERLING RlLLS:lU. g Ct. premium.
Observation-Disclosures ExclIausc-Chccks on the chief
Northern cities selling 1T per cent premium. Large
Northern City Bank Sotcs prem
The Of tho following Virginia Banks IT,.
ken ON dcpostc by the Banks here: Monticello Bank Char
lD:rsvie: Central Bank, Stnunlon Merchants Bank
LynchPGrs: Bank OF Commerce" FREDERICKSBURG; Bank Of
r.onLurl Bank Of WINCHESTER Winchester and Bank OF
ScutisvIi.e.
UncUrrcnt Bank N)tcs-or rather notes notbankhbe-
" quote follow:
Notes OF the Exchange Bank of scden, Wi,h.r. Co
two per cent discount those oil the Trans aIfghany
flank. . per cent discount
Wheeling Bank Notes per cent. discount.
The Of tine Bank ot hannwnh, Maiden. are
D dlsGOgni.
North Carolina Bank notes nre / per cent discount
S,uth Carolina. dis Tennessee .......2i75
B,"k Of Mobile hSnu'Ny '.'...'......2
.abarns state Bank ...-.3 Northern interior. par
All solvent small notes. taken by the brokers NJ
Gold-i premium Silver-2prem for old. New
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
Far The rses sMdin9 JIM, 20 ls56.
nEronrID BY joins 4. LANCASTER son, BROKERS
5guin per cents, "a years to no sales at the
Treasury.
Jrsinia per cents shorter dates s94 and interest
sonis glarnlteed bY the State, 20 snIe:.
, richmond Cry Bonda. sales ct SCI and interest
virginia Bank Stock, par 10 last s"'os at SO
| Farmers Bank Stock last salcs Mt sos.
Exchange Bank Stock, sales at slO6
Virginia Fire anil Marine Insurance. stock, $50
Richmond Fire Association stock pr" go sales since the
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad stoci
| last sales 50.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock lr ncs stock $50
richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales s50!.
Richmond AMI nr"r:!!; md STOCK sncs so
james River and KnnawhH stock, last sales SlOi
: RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET, JUNE 20
The market is without change since our last report
The breaks cOntine very large The amount to about
Iin0 EhGs. week the receipts are larger than thG.
a, week and the week before. though no, as nrgr
n1,- T1ka ty - q, oeInn Tnpc
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STEA MEIt P0CtIIUNTAS,
EIIR nAl IiMIRE

EDR BALTIMORE
'A7REIGIlT received to-day, Friday, and r~S 4
N ~ u the hour OF O'Clock, 7. NJ, HSsH
Saturday the 2lst inst. Sa<aG
Con-isnccs requested to send for their goods "
day.
shippers requested to send in the natn'' Of ~ ,
cOnsi.i.cs Saturday afternoon, their shipments W"
conscuei tD order .,y
June In-2t L'DLAM j WALTZ.
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SCHOOL WANTED.

a VIRGlNIAN who has had I'VE years experience in
"A teaching male school. wishrs 10 locate in good
mel ,5orood where permanent school be establish,
Satisfactory references can be gwen as to character
and qualification.
ALire., :. T., seotssville, A!bemarle county, Va.
June l3-c2w
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II WILL give the abov" reward Of hty dollars iot y.
nuureh, usion and delivery me, il taken out OIL =.
county OF E=-.x thirty dollar il ;"ken in the colh
iouetn!c tor cach) .! TWO bay b-longiny 10 nT VA
named HENRY aud LEWIS. that hired or' ~
Ch,i,tmas 70 the Richmond rnd York River RaiI "a
Company TO work on the snii r0ai in the county OF M
William and ab.conded in April last -
The bOys both black; tue former eighteen al" .
hitter sixteen years of Hgr There mh!k' Of
son. Other distinguishing pccul!arii"s rrco"'I IN
which would aid in idcn;iiyin. the noys. further 'nnh ~
that LEWIS hns some lille impciimrp, or het','H.; #,
!peech VIXEN accosfed It's highly probable th" we!
urkin: in the ncghbprood Of Ccntre CrD-s III t'r '
said county Of E.sx.
WIN. :. CROXTON, Guardian Oh
POLLY CkUXTON, -.
June a0-cw.y Tnppahsna0cs. "a
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RANGE OF THEKMuilETEu

Al Rnndoipt's BoOkstOre, Nam Street, R,chmo@d,
ThGrs'isy. June ~. IH DoUns OR Doors
seven O'Clock. g. Il. ~ -
Twelve O'clock, Il. 80 -
Five o'clock. + N - s5
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WANTED

"A Northumberland AGA !cmy person. (marricd m'a
n lrr!crrci)tU take charge of the boarding dcrsfr
n.nt SALARY ali the rohts gentleman wei! quS:aei
=" III iu tue situation lucrative nud ycrnr,.n: Ay ~
hssI-thnt well qnrl-d 10 teach MAheuntics gruI4:'
Of III" virGirn Military Institute pren,rrcd
Address subscriber HeltsvIl" Nprihu land cCCI
-, Virsnin WM p uUDGlSs
Iunr If