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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE

tgtOh hRb VOD min h1'0 VI lOkS
- FOR SALE Finding it necessary 10 bring nv
present business to a close, Offer for sale entire
It ok Of PRINTING NJ ATERIAL, situated on Main
at (No. 1873, opposite the Exchange Bank, and
half a sQua-e from the new Custom House and Pest
DfHs two doors below tbe American Hotel. ard ia
the immediate vicinity Of the Capitol and State
Court House, offering fine opportunity fer any
eoung with Email capital and prac ical
knowledge of the business.
The stock consists, in part. of the following !
Hand Press. imperial No { mith) Gordon Pr SIS.
of the best kinda very fast Jo6ber capable of
printing from visiting card to small fo'io post
page l01a by 1874; and one of the very best iron
Standing Presses. with two gross Boards. ami other
equipments. And the following fonts OF b ok AMI
JOB TYPE: Small Plea. $40 rs Long Primer 50n
Ds Brewer 2.5 rs; snglish Plea, Nonparei, Great
Primsr, Double Small Plea. Double English in small
er fonts in good order and condition; and about
one hundred and twenty fonts PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB TYPE. Including Scripts of various K nds from
Plea TO Double Fuglsh size and job Type from
Nonparail to 25 line Pica-inuch of il almost nd
some entirely new. Also. good assortment of Dor.
ders. Cuts. Leads, and Rules; large Imposing
stones. feet by 2; Standing Galley; Double
stands, with Racks; very besl Closet Racks and /
Rack with boa ds. and everything else necessary
for conducting business.
For terms apply TO WI. H. CLEMMITT,
Je lots No l73 Main ST, Richmond.
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s&~Ir would hardly do for any 0

g&-IT would hardly do for any one
nowa-day to have the tenerity to question the
ceience of DR. j. uOSTkPrER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BlTTERS for all diseases Of he stom-
ach. In cases of Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness Cos
tiveness, Uysertery, and general deraa cement OF
the digestive organs, their many virtues have Ions
since been made plainly apparent. They pure
from the system the morb.i humors which IetaTd
their natural functions and which bring paleness
the check. and suffering to sbe brow. They Danish
those clogs upon pleasure. restore the system 10
high health and necessarily prove u valuable adj
Janet to the digestive organs trial is all that is
skeItic.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally. eve
ryw here. my 2O-lm
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apat;IAL nOrlCHn.

Nv- WASHINGTON GARDEN AT AUCTION.
The attention Of The public Is invited g me sie p
NfasN. commencing at 8 O'clock Sale positive, al q
"a Il. ~ 'e's''o' TIios w KEEsEE, Auct.
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TnE CALIFORNIA MAIL CONTRACT sIGNEI

TIE CALIFORNIA MAIL CONTRACT SIGNED
WASHINGTON June 10-The Postmaster General
has signed contract for one year. with the New
Orleans aud Tehuantepec Company, to carry the
California mails, delivering them at or near AGA
pGlco or Nentosa Bay. III at Acapulco, $50, 900
per year pay If at the Bay, S250000 This, in con.
necton with the late contract with the South
ern Companies, the department believes will short
| the time between New York and San Francisco
S TO 10 days.
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OFFICIAL ADVICES FROM UTAH-BRIGHAM
YnING AKnIT TO EMIGRATE.

WASHINGTON, June 10-The government has
official advices from Salt Lake to April 18th, sta
ting that Gov Cummings was well received. Brig
ham Young and the territorial council have agreed
to resign the government of the territory in favor
of Cummings, and epjoined the people to aid him
to discharge his duties.
Many leading Mormons had left for Sonora, and
Brigham Young was preparing to go also.
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RT BaNNETT's
DIARRHRA KILLER

DlAHRHtEa hILLEhl
FOR TIE POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE OF
DT4RRHLEA. CHOLERA NORBUS SUMNER
COMPLAINT COLI . CHOLERA INFANTUJl
AND ASI4TYC CHOLERA.
This really valuable remedy for the above-named
diseases OF the stomach and bowels has obtained
the name OF Digrrhna iller from the fact that il
was used and tested in 1000 OF violent Oh
arrb1a in the summer of 1919. when the Cholera
was prevalent in the CITY of hchmond, Va and 10
instance did it fail to arrest the disease and
effect a permanent cure when used before death bad
actually struck the patient 1t is the recipe OF p
distinguished southern physician. who has used j.
in an practice for nearly thirty year,; and
he has yet to hear of the FL case in which the D
arrha Killer has failed either to relieve or cure
when used according to the directions.
PREPARED only by FISHER Il WINSTON,
Apothecaries and Druggists,
Nol25 Main st Richmond, Va.
Del nnku
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VIRGINIA. JnNFnAL OoUlnTf.-Ht dTt
requested to state that Capt. WIN III. RICHARDSON,
ir the Soliciting Agent for the Virginia Central
Agricultural Society is alb iut taking tue field. and
il is important to know. nearly rs convent, mt,
about how many members can be obtained, with a
view of fixing the list of premiums according the
probable means With this III mind. we respectfully
suggest To all intending to countenance and support
this Society to subscribe at once. je 5-lw
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THE INTERNAL DIssENsIoNs IN HAYrI.

B0sToN, June 10 -Advices from st. Domingo
TO May I'D say that Santana had captured Sama
ma with conside cradle slaughter. He destroyed the
defeuces. President Baer sent feet of 20 vessels
under an American officer. and blockaded the port
of Au Platte. The last advices say the town was
captured and Notifications destroyed.
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NOrrheru Markets.

NEW YORK, June l0-Braadstnffs generally I'M
CHI .uged stocks lower Va 6's s93i4
BALTIMORE June UNDERGRADUATES dull. Red wheat
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Esq MEpLoTBIAN NorICE.-

meeting of the Stockholders Of the MIDL0THI Ian
Coal MINING C0MPANY,wll he held on THURS
DAY, the 18th inst, at the American Hotel. at /.
lick.
As b sneSs of high Importance will claim the at
tenton of the meeting, full at enhance is earnest
ly I, quested
BY order of the Board of Directors.
je I'D JNO c STANARD Sec'y.
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FORTY YEARS IN THE STATE PRIsON-SEN
TENCE NE kIDN APPERS

PErERsRURG. Va, June 10.-Capt. VIM. Bayliss,
of the schooner Kezidh. arrested recently with Fl We
fugitive slaves on board his vessel, was tried in
the Circuit Court to day, Judge Nash presiding.
and sentenced to the penitentary FIR forty years
eight each indictment. He defended by
able counsel.
Simpkins, the mate of the vessel, is to be tried
tomorrow
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EEy- WALTER HARRIscN,

Ell WALTER HARRISON,
COUNSELLORAN ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NO 81 LIBERTY ST.. NEW YORR
Continues to practice in all the Courts ED n III,
CITY of New York Il also n COMMISSIONER OF
DrEDS FOR THE STATE or VIRGINIA. and will
attend to the taking of Dispositions. acknowledge
ment of Legal Instruments, &C. and business en-
trusted to his care.
REFERS TO
Henry Ludlam, WV
Oerichs human. n lt;uo,a
VIM dilIn0r. Esq, Dai''i'oio
Ludlam Watson, Richmond. Va.
- Office No. 81 Liberty street, Box l5s2.
lie e-Ims
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DlED,
MAnIuh ,sgrAAAAx&nnCA.

june eth, at Kinlock, Albemsrle county, JAMES
GARDNER, son OF DR. and Mrs VIM Meriwetbet
aged years and months.
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SAILED FOR EUROPE The steamship Africa sailed
from New York for Liverpool Wednesday, with
l24l6 in silver and l56 passengers. Among the
passengers were s. W Paul of Petersburg. Col. +
w Smith of the Virginia Military Institute, Rev
Cbas Miunegerode of Richmond. and A. II. NJ
Smith. Roht D. Taylor. John P. Cooke, c. X. Grand
and L. F. Ferrell. of Virginia.
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s@ FEsTfvaL.-The ladies of Leigh
Street Church wilt hold Festival EVERY NIGHT
THIS WEEK, for the purpose OF liqul latng the
remaining debt on their house OF worship.
saS
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Ga AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION.
Eks OF THE BANK of the COMM INWEALTH,
held Wednesday. the 26th instant, 10 having been
asceriained that 40 amount exceeding the sum re-
qured to the charter had been subscribed, il
Resolved, That the books for subscription TO
the Capital etock of the Bank of the Common
wealth, be closed on Saturday, the 18th day al
June. or earlier, should the sum of 850nnt0 have
been subscribed prior to that date and that meet
ing of the Stockholders be held r the purpose Of
orsshi7ing, at toidin's Hall, on TUESDAY I'D June
at IL O'Clock. NJ.
JOHN A. LANCASTER.
HORACE l. KENT,
RICHARD g. ORRISS, }
NM. u. CRENSHAW, / Corners
ISAAC DAVE xt0kT, Jr.
JAMES ii. GRANT,
WELLINGTON G0DDIN,j
my 27-t22Juaa
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SELLING OUT have


bLILINU OU tt HdFC IUIS
day commenced selling out my stock OF
Ladies' and cents shoes and Boots below cost as
want to make change IN my business. Ladies
wishing To buy good shoes cheap. would do well TO
give me u Ill, they may never have another OT-
portuni y. 1 will sell Ladies' heel CATERS FROM
si121a to Sl50: Misses CATERS from 62a cents Il,
81 all other kinds equally low. Don't forget th>
No, 2o4 Broad street, three doors from fifth
lie lI-3t* A. HUGHES.
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81 THE GIFT BOOK STORE. No. 50. Main street. is
still open. and presents Inducements to all whu
wish to buy good Books. Here the Books are so d
At the usual retail price, and present delivered
with each book at the tine Of SALE showing for the
purchaser absolute gain in every case Don't fail
to give them call at 50 Main street 2t
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4 GREYS ATTENTION. You will

sPARADE in front of the City Hall. on sATUR-
Ri DAY MORNING next, at O'Clock, in full Sum
n mer rnifC rm, white pants and plumes, TO cels-
brate the | lth Anniversary of the Co psny.
Each member will provide himself with rounds
blank cartridge. Balls Will be furnished on tbe
ground.
Arms and sccoutrements in order fr strict iuspec-
ton. by order OF Capt ELLinTT
JND r. kOg Frs Orderly.
80 Honorary members are invited 10 speud Tie
day with US at Clarks spring, without any farther
invitation. Ie lH-3t
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~ Rs1Iorous NorIcs The Rev.

SHsIqLry. of Reading. Penn, will preach N the
Universaiist Church. on Mayo street, next Sun
DAY June Is, morning and evening. a, ss.<
u ~ '"o' 10 lI-2t
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RSpRsMovAL.-Dr. LITTLE has remov-
ed his office to corner of Vain and 1Ith streets, one
door below American Hotel. je5-lm*
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srDR. THos. Johnson has taken an

Office on Main street, over the grocery store of vii
son h Bosher, opposite the O9d Market, where hi
friends can always ind him ready to attend to tn
duties of his profession.
All Surgical Operations performed.
81 Entrance, next door to Mr. o A Strecker.
ia Ii ma
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fort Of Richmond, June I0-Rsoh ~dter 344 1'cts
SAILED
Schr Lynchburg, Harris, n Y, mds.. D. 4 W.
Carrie.
Scbr VIM. CoIquitt. Frank, Hampton Roads, to-
bacco. TO ship MaIyiHa Vidal
HAMPTON hOaDs, June i0-Ship Ellen Hood, CAL
loo, III rived, ana will go to Alexau1Tia to-day.
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THE DISP ATCH.
r.~. a. -, . ..Aras ana.

Advertisements s>- the psrarca must be handed
hy SIR O'Clock w ts afternoon. in order to appear
the next lay. The heavy pressure # advertisement,
-, m. columns OF our paper, will not admit o.
thar reception AFTER the hour named.
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s- JUST RECEIVED. heautliul
lot of Ladies' extra fine Hceled Slippers
at low prices, at MARCUS IL 'RRio'.
je ii Is3 Broad at
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~ If you W 'sh to haveSS our likeness taken. en-
p'oy the artists TYLER Il Co, lS9 Main street They
have had l6 years experience in their business and
regular educated artists and chemists. Do not
allow yourself to be caricatured by humbugging
operators.
P,i e f,r the new style of Ambrotypes frsm o els
to S25
Sc VERY IMPORTANT NORGE TO GENTLEMEN
As the WI a her is now too warm to wear thick
Boots and Shoes. would most respectfully call the
attention of gentlemen to the largest ami finest as
sortment Of Gents Dress Boots Caters, Shoes and
Pumps, that has ever been in this city. They are
expressly for the retail trada. They comprise both
nv own manufacture and the finest aud atf ST Boot
md shoes made in Paris, and imported by myself
Direct and will be sold ut prices that cannot fail Il
please. So all in want, will please Ill and examit
for themselves ALEX'R HILL
Importer and Manufacturer of Ladies, Gentle
mems. Boys. Misses AMI Chldren's Boots ant
Shoes, of every description. No. l27 Main st.
Richmond DIT
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STEAMBOAT ExpLosIOy-Loss OF LIFE

CHICAGO, June GA propeller, supposed TO be
The Buckeye, exploded her boiler yesterday off
Point Sauble. The crew and passengers, number
ing 80 persona were all lost except three. No par
tiCuIars
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@" LADIES AND MILLINsRs will find
at the LADIES' BAZAAR, No l75 Broad street,
one of the
RICH EST and BEST ASSIGNMENTS
of RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
B0NNETS, aud
MILLINERY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ever brou. ut TO this city.
o. Selling at low rates my CIV
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JUST To HAND, per Expres,
s.vu,

ssW Children Patent Leather Ankle Ties; d
Kid Ankle Tie; do Nor Geo Ankle Ties 20 MorCC
Gu Heelpd B OTIS; do White Morocco Ankle IFS; d.
White, Bronze and Tan Colored Boot; do Button
iaIers, &c. MARCUS HARRIS,
lie IL Isl Broad ST
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me! LIME 200 casks Kocklaod
u Line. for sale by
lie EDWIN WARFIIkH m
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Aars STRANGERS visiting the city
will find it CRAFTY to their interest to cal
st HARRIS cos, aud get their supply OF Boots
hoes and CATERS. their assortment is complete
and their prices extremely cheap.
HAIRS d cos Shoe Depot,
10 No Main ST
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- at @ NJ VESTS.
LADIES Letter and Note Paper-yery cheap by the
package at ego n. VESTS
F0OLSCAP and Letter Paper at cost, by the Ream
Mt GEO. NJ WESrs.
EIGHT Is cent Novels for one dollar, at
GEO N. VESTS.
RANDALLS Life of jefferson, ) vols; the b.st
books since "BoswelPs johnson"
GEO. N WEST.
Sole Agent
For anything ia the Book or Stationary Depart
ment il is unnecessary for me TO say that my prices
very low.
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary was ducesi
n this market by me- from Sc TO s., thus placing il
In reach of all classes.
GEO NJ. WEST.
Bookseller and Publisher
lie tilt under Exchange Hotel
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PARDoSED--Gpv Wise has pardoned rhos' IL IL
Cocke, who sentenced to the Penitentiary
from Portsmouth. in 1855. for killing John Iirney
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IT, STEAMER BkLVIDEkE

rII N Bh DE
-. FoR BALTIMoRE-Freight recriv
to-day (Ft.IDAY) and up to the hour Off O'Clock
P. NJ. SATURDAY unless a sufli ency he received
prior TO that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their g pods
to-day.
Freight for Boston taken through at moderate
ie '-2t LUDLAM & VI ATSON
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HEAVY BLow.--The telegraph announces The
sentence of Capt. Bayliss, In Petersburg, Va, t.
forty years imprisonment. His wife, living in
whining ton. Del. has just written letter to AZ
officer Of Norfolk, enquiring whether there were
any means by which he could be gotten ont Of
prison. saying that the sad intelligence OF her
husbands guilt and shame will kin her The
news Of his sentence will be = heavy blow to her
Il s probably that the prompt justice administer
cd in this case will have saiutary effect on the
underground agents,
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EOFFkE SCGARS.-l6O barrels ..C''
" Coffee ssgars in ore for sale by
4. I'll. eKINKER 4 CO,
10 sn0 ~
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ChILDKEN'S HOES W


have Just received large lot of Chill
lrens Shoes of yarOus sty les conss ing in part C
Patent Leather Kid and Morocco Ankle Ties; Moroc-
CO He'll Boots; KID slippers; Bronze, White an0
Fancy Coiored Boots, &C.
HARRIS Il cos Shoe Depot,
IN NJ, Moi, st
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RACoN.--l5 hhds. Prime sides s do
- Shoulders and Joles; for sale by
1sU EDWIN W0kTHAN a Co
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-.,6xH

Axa LADIES' MURt Geo WALK
>hs1 ING SHOES. of the best quality, 81 25
per pair; Also Ladies' Morocco K k Boots ! IS Pet
pair just received at MARCUS HAhkIo'S,
lie Ii lS3 Broad 1t.
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TIE CANAL.-The water Mt locks No. q and 4
will be drawn eff on the 18th, and at Richmond OF
the 10th.
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gwDYsPFPsIA AND FIrs.-DR. o.

DYsPFPsIA AND FIrs.-DR. o.
PHELPS BROWN the great curer II Consumption
was for several years badly afflicted by Dyspep
STA that for part OF the time he confined TO his
bed. He was eventually cured by prescription
furnished him By a you * ciairvoyant girl. This
PRES rip ion, given him by mere child. while in
Of trance has cured every body who has TAX
it, never having failed once u is equally sure in
cases OF Fits and Dyspepsia. The ingredients may
be ionnd 10 any drug store / will send this vau-
able prescription to any Herson the receipt OF one
stamp to pay postage Address
DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. Fl Grand street, Jersey City, N. ].
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sSr WAarNo &Pr4ncs's SoDA Wa

n6y- CHAs. T. WoETHaM u 20 call
he attention of the trade to their sale OF Sugar and
Molasses THIS MORNING. at half pas. ten O'Clock.
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Notwithstanding Bounty Land
W SCRIP. for which ! will pay the highest
Northern quoted rata.
LAND MIGRANTS, Of all sizes, purchased.
FRANCIS HUXLEY,
my 2I-lm Opposite 81. CharI, Hotel.
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EiVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Taken

l. from nay residence, corner Of 9th and Broad -ts
five SILVER TA3LE SPOONS. Some marked
with the letter C. and some with 7. Any person ha.
Wing said Spoons will please return them - me- and
no questions asked.
q l0--2fE MHS & IlIAMRERIAIS
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PREPARATION FOR AN ATTACK.

While this was going on uptown, the news o.
The possible attack was taken down town, aud the
Committee immediately prepared to receive them.
The guards at the outpos,s were doubled; also at
the barrsades, and hundreds of bayonets giisteneJ
IN the sun underneath the arckways
The wooden barricade in front of the cotton
bales on Charities street was run cut by file uf
men to the alley at the entrance of the First Dis
trict Court, and squad of ten placed there.
As the Third District company passed the corner OF
ST. Peter and Bourbon, il was supposed, of course,
that they meant to attack The crowds outside
fairly melted away as the men at the guns waved
their handkerchiefs; and the supposition being
that they would wheel up st. Ann aud advance
that way, hundreds of bayonets sprung mp over
the cotton bales.
The squad at the Court Alley brought their mus.
kets TO bear; the man at the cannon held the slow
match Ia his extended hand, and the next moment,
had they turned the corner, the deadIest voliey
would have bsen poured npon them that ever beIca-
cd forth upon enemy, aud We venture TO say NOS
single one OF that company would have been left TO
tell the tale. There awiui silence for about
q minute. and the people in the Court windows and
galleries fairly held their breath; not word was
spoken inside the eneampment 40 each one OF those
determined men seemed to listen for the word to
IRE anxiously.
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WANTED TO HIRE-For the remaia-
W der of this year. colOred Man, who under
stands attendiE z 10 a small gar en-. One WIN can
come we'll recommended will find pleasant h, NE.
Apply TO w d COLQUITT CO.
NV 27-ta
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LOST.

s. RE sSaA ao1sSI; On IT, the s 4th inst
Broad and Grace-twO RINGS--a pain gold amt
green set-with initials. and motto inside The
above reward will be given if left at this Office or A.
DR.. Sntlling's corner 4 Broad and 18th streets
ia
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ARMORY x l. | Blues, /
JFxr 9th 1919

ARMORY l. | Blues
- JUNE 9Th. 1855. J
ksORDERsN No. q.
" This Command will attend n SPE-
GAL MEETING. at the Armory, On MONDAY, the
4th inst. At st4 O'Clock. p precisely for tine pur'
pose OF eleCting a IsT and n LIEUT. ENANT~, 70
h the vaca ncios occasioned by the TesiguatUas Of
Liputa Il and r. l.. Dickinson
en- The Sergeants will Summon their squads
By order of Capt WN. II FRY.
ie lot VIM. l.. MAULE, LIST Sergt.
GREYS ATTENTi0N.-Atten al
81 adj urned meeting Of yonr Company at Military
Il Hall, on FRIDAY NIGHT next asBo'ctock. AZ
ID . matter of vital importance to the Company
wil be brought before it, il is desirable that every
member should be present.
b. o. der OF Capt. ELLIOTT,
Je I0-2t JNO. T. RuaERS. Orderly.
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svarE suSp.Y SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-The opening
address before this body delivered last night,
by the Rev JONI A BRosppus. of Charlottesville
rhe house was denseiy crowded, and notwithstand-
fog the almost empowering heat of the atmes'
phere. every one listened with deep interest and
| attention to tho remarks of the eloquent speaker
Rev DR.. PLuMER, Of Pennsylvania former pastor
If the First Presbyterian Church In this city, was
present and took part In the exercises
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Amo0asm nNTs.
-, HURRAH / HURRAH,I

~ HunhhH HUhkAH.!
Pc MUtLERs MUSICAL SALOON
cpposite this Metropolitan Hall Franktin .,
The subscriber begs b inform bis friends and N.
hie that he has fitted up his large billiard Eoas
SOCIAL AND FREE CONCERT ROOM
and NJ Will y sure those uho pay him yrstf TIA,
no pa ms, on his part, shall be srare, b please She's
having: during his late VISIT france purrbsss5.
musical instrument not TO be squallrd z /" -
A. MULLER
These Free and Easy Concerts Il, -
every MONDAY and SATURDAY EvEsISss a.
o'clock precisely. ''S' at
ST. LIQUORS. &c, at the same prices 90 II take,
=. VS. ~. 10 lit
T'HE LADIES and Gentlemen OF Rich.
mond are respectfully informed tina, a Ladv =,
Baltimore has arrived In this city and wnld ~
pleased II they will call upon Ter over W M Resdrs
store Main street, near sth, where she pili yais,
he PAST and PRESENT. and reveal the vflTr ,".e
them tn their Entire sa' ixfactioo '"" !"
Consultation hours from IA. NJ till lOpN
81 The price for Ladies is Is cents each Gent,s
men. 80 ccntseach 10 t-tws