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Aitbmsan 9!spatth.
SATURDAY MORNING. :. :. SEPT. % 1860

Ip,urrruI TRIBuTR TO A HsRo-The Chi
oago yourratthus beautifully closes an eloquent
,yihn,e 10 the moral heroism of Jack Wilson,
the captain of the I'LL ia ted steamer Lady Eisin :
Aud we believe he died at last, as he would
have chosen, caring Tor those who had oeen
committee 10 his charge Hear him on 'he nis.
alarm, giving his clear orders WIN Misc "ho
cool ii eetsian; tightening the steamer, e'eanHs
open the state-rOoms, lest some QUO soS"'" sc
<r,ra Siaer 4, death gathering tbe frightened
flock uron the hurricane uechi anu "aen at
last. that fralI raft broke IKE an egEsneii mo
five fragments. see MN then, Win tne niue
float sraund him, speaking hopeful words,
giving one The Int OF bis stout heart, another
The lift of his strong hand risking his life every
moment OF that long and fatal voyage, Tor the
sake Of those whose names he never knew
10 his good Offices the iamenIed I4umsdan and
family OF New Orlesns, were commended by
the Eiitor aud Proprietor OF the Journai -
Hear his voice amid the crash OF waves anu me
roar OF winds, calling 10 one ana aHothPi %
has moor (ottlls, Are my Southern iElehus on
l,>ar,.g >. M answer came and so he struggled
on Duttips heart into them All as ne Suhio, res
cuiug this one, cheering mat enc. n n No"
tina Messed shore almost withtu reaNH, S"' my
We're in the n idSt OF the breakers
"E.,',A.,,i h,. ne EFFORT he had made for them
Ali tnatwsll-kGit frame of his could Withstand
the shock II the seas no longer wave s"ePt
him from the fragment, anu ~'HuieM n'hi
I'm, IN aveS to he seen no more awe. his ltS'
,,,~,S vrer. for those who aad been committed
ia ms elar,r; his las; care Ter them he was dy-
ing TO save. - s,.
by sa!dtPrs on fields OF battle, bul truest mere
,y,lu faa surf OF Lake MIchg gan, when that
hand Of his relaxed thar heart of his grew stiil,
while greetings were uttered among The res
cued on shore, aud prayers and blessings Were
mingled together. Aud so, As we said OF brave
soldier once 50 now OF the Jack Wilson
GooD-<,sEr to thy Form. but 6ooD-NoRN to thy
Fame.
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., NOTICE TO THE PuRLIc !,

aEss@sT " w AND IMPORTANT Ar
:, - AMEN Sl ENT !:60 The ApahS
the puhsc that they have arranged To run NET
Express TWICE DAILY from NEW fQhhh'
PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE tn RICE.
MOND, thereby ahoTdIGg unusual iacliltes 1T
obtaining their trelgh and packages IN tina snort
est possible time. ,,.
and II 7. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore a. y
a. Nj and 4 % p; NJ, arriving IN Richmond al )"
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Pa,
2delphla and Baltimore, and All points Hof'h aI4
West, at 80 a. NJ and o - z NJ.
our office ONE HOUR before the departure Of us
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave RiG5.
mond TWICE DAILY, at4 80 A. Nj. and ~ I W.
The Adams Express Company ieei that Ihsi caI
guarantee To the public elvlIty, attention sAg %.
saetIon IN all their intercourse Win thslf uS.'
IN Richmond. and nothing will Re lett ahuuLe VA
their part 20 meet the wants OF their custnhels.
Freight and PACKAGES afrlving W tAe 100
from the North IT 3 O clock Z. NJ VIII re del's'pl
Immediately, thereby giving 10 our custoihrsnr..
advance of twelve hours over our aTfaAss"
STEINER EXPRESSES, TO AND FRCSN
NEW YORK. SEMI " EEkLY. Frelkhis a'-
ivered Immediately upon the arrival Of iles ssPy
.HESVY ANp LIGHT FREIGHiTI B BS5n.
MENTS, &c, forwarded with safety ana es
patch to all parts of the United States Csl'O~
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS. with or viz,
out Goods, collected at all accessible ~,
throughout the United States, and prompt fe'N
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Ex,re''s'
In charge Of careful and reliable mess niger
TOBACCO and other samples carried 81 aA-'-
AL frelghts promptly called for and deL'e''"
without extra charge. u.,osr
- For further Information, please eal'
ou7-ts W. H. TREGO. sup
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MILLINERY.

% MILLINERY-FALL TRADE
e. 1890 "a,
- desire 10 cal attention TO my re- INK
HoVaI from 10. lU9 Main street, to the nrs<~SA
ons new building No. 2!s Main street. agiHnlssd
the new Spntswood Hotel tetwsen 3,h yhiat
MILLINERY GOODS, OF
And READY MADE MILLINERY ARTICLE
IMAM heretofore. consisting OF SILK ETpSsEEsr
and NJ TT B1NNkTs; BQNNkf Pii!VEs'
ERS, klDAL WREATHS, HEAD DBEsSSEHs-
DRESS CAPS, Lace Cages and Rsrtbas CSL',
and Muslin Collars and Sleeves, Iufanrs N.a's
Hats, and Cloass, Ruches and Tabs, H. Ta?''
styles. 49, III al
n connection with the general NIfTryr,,.
BUSINESS will manufacture to order II fnISj
and NJ AN lLLASo all kinds, IN the aras, 70 ny
Ionable ely les, and at reasonable piioes '''a'
All orders Will receive prompt and special s,,..
ton, y. c: BARTON,
Sc lin 20 Main stree,
MI,LISERYs OODsAr wHGLES.LY
Have now in store, and are daily recelvIng L..
assortment of FALL GOODS, emhracIng So
article, new and choice, ia the MlLLfvFst
LINE, which they wilt sell at the lowest me-.
for cash, or to punctual SIX months trade Ibs,
BONNET RIBBONS,
Embracing manv new and beautiful STYLES
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS
A large and varied assortment, co prlsing svs,,
aualtV, from the lowest priced AMkRICASH
STRAW GOODS.
They would particularly call the attention Of IN.
trade TO their extensive stock OF STR w, Six
and NELVET BONNEFs;. Mhsps' HATS
embracing every sty 70. and which they susr,1'
tae will he sold as low as they can he bought ITia
N rthern Markets. No. l0l MAIN sTRFFT 4'
au Slim Richmond "a
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AGRICULTURAL SPkCULArioH.-A singular
IA lure OF The land rs n means OF producing
wealth. rapidly 10 the CultlvaioT, Is gwen IN
Sir John SinGIalr's correspondence. II Is OF q
man. yEho AFTER he Tad inverted many ihgenI-
Gus patents but without great profit. tand also
given mp ms profession Of wrliing- mas Ter
bought eight Scotch acres Of land near EGin-
hnrg from which he intended 10 get proht
Of : 60 year. His idea was 10 SET out goo
goose Derry bushes on an acre, making IN All
lJUyB aud betWee& the bashes TO raise cab
ha,a aud other Vegsta 5les. expecting no prulst
ttti the f.th year. His friends told MN lac
could uot get the crop 10 iuarket IN ufnP,
rhtca he found the case; the berries rotteu
aud hut 4 small part We're sold, the crop being
large and fine. lie therefore abandoned goose
berries aud sentover 10 carrots, but when he
got has crop 10 market they were found 10 be
diseased Il sre;,S. part Nothing daunted and
hay ing heard that carrots were good 10 fat
y eQ poultry, ne bought great lot and invented
. machines Tor cutting and smashing the roofs
into shape on which he fatteued his 10 @lS-lhe
result was. their flesh was The exact color OF
carrots after IL WIS cooked, and appeared 10
be- quite raw. Nobody would buy them. So
muSu for experimental agriculture.
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go REMOVAL DIRECT INPOR ia
AATATION.-GEO. J. SUMNER hNH

sSayN kEnDEAL DIRECT lNPOR ia
AhTATION GEO. J. SUMNER hMT
49, CO., importers, wholesale and e ktH
ET tail Dealers in fhtHd, Glass and EfT
EaTthsnrdrs. LOOKING e kaSSeS, Casters tidisd
Ware. and House FHrRiShIHE GoOdS, have re-
moved To their new store, iron Front Bullduss,
Governor street, tnear Mann where with gFeatE
increased facilities for the accommodation OF ias
trade, they hope tn receive a continuance of the
extensive patronage SO Literally bestowed u1On
them at their oh stand We are now receIvnS
our Fall Stock, which IS larger and more complete
than has ever before been offered IN the >outnetl
markets, and which we pledge ourselves 70 sell rs
sow as can be purchased In any house IN TIE c0bn-
try, guaranteeing 10 duplicate hliis bought from
any Tepacklug houses North Our senior partner
has been engaged ALI Summer in selecting goOds,a
the principal European markets, having sprnt
some time IN the pnttsTies IN En- gland, and YsRed
he prInoIpAl manufacturers of France. bermsly'
Russia, Austria uIid tne Bohemian Provinces. Va
shall be enabled 10 offer goods the best
terms, and respectfully request examInatnH
OF our stock and prices, ASSURING the IN OF our Ahi-
~ ompty To Gil all orders as we have larger ~
creased our force, and believe we have the TerI
re st packers IN the trade. call solicited
GEO. J. SUMNER co.
ego. J. SUMNER,
L. Ii. KELLOGG. al Aim
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CHINA, GLASS. &c.

s<zeN d. Il. TAYLOR, ga
SNA/ III MAIN ST., EW
go CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN ME
VI WARE ElE
! am now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOODS
laTser than ever before, embracing nearly ever
article IN NV line OF business. | INTEND competing
with the re packing h, uses Of the NOftB. and e
duplicate bills purchased OF any of them within
he past year.
"a. Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt.
y.
A call is respectfully solicited. o. BIT.
3l-2m
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YUNAwAYS.

80 $50 EWARD.-Ran away from the
~ farm of J. b. Bowers, in Halifax county,
C., about = month ago, a n f.G RO SLAVE,
~ named r NDALL, he is some rs wears OF
-.S-.age. few grey hairs, bout feet high, bow
ies ed, and sluggish appearance; has a down lCok
when spoken to. He came from tue county of
Fluvanna. Va. The above reward wi be paId for
his delivery at our Office, or Twenty five Dollars
II lodged IN JaIl and information given us.
PULLIAM x CO., duetloneeTs,
&c 2l-ts Odd EelloXA' Hall Richmond. Va.
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BOOTS, SEOEa, &c.
!, THEM BOOT AND 4
SHOE +, CIDpS -

vi SHOE FACTORY, 49,
~ WARRINGTON CITY DC
FORREST & PAYNE
manufacture sn have constantly on hand al
descriptions of MEMS. BOYS AND YOU INV
" EAR, from the finest to the coarsest kinds
Our FACTORY has been in operation for twd,esrs
ami our work has given universal satisfaction y
Being sJctHSirsiv a sou EHERN INSTITV
TON we rely upUH Southern men for our sds
sa sGed that we can sell them a far Srp.rtor a,,i
Gle To Eastern manufacture.
- Working constantly over one huI dred men
we can FIJI all orders with dispatch Our vort
guaranteed 10 he as represented, and TO sIve 81.
faction, or retur able at cur expense. For term,
apply TO F0RhEST i PAYNE, w Washington Civ
DC. BLADEN FOkhEST
Sc n-lw* LEWIS PAYNE.
~ REMOVAL,-H STERN h BRO woa1
Aprst especially inform their frie nds 81 j ne
- public generally that they have removed IRON
their store lC7 70 the large and cOmmodlors store
Ma street, SO long occupied by John Thompson
Esq and have opened 9th a large and We 81.
leCred stock Of Mems Women's, ChIdreH's sad
Servants BOOTS and SHOES, CATERS &c,
winch they offer to sell whoes and retail atysry
low prices. Il. STEM II $40.
Sc l0-2w 81 Man street
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HATS, &c,

~ NO. BALLARD HOUsE.-The sub
scrlbeT informs his friends and customers =
that ne has 'emoved from his Old stand, -
No. ~ Main street to No. Ballard House, OPP
poste the Exchange Hotel whore he y prepared
to serve them u the latest fashions of HATS and
CAPS Thankful for past favors, he solicIts con-
tinuance OF the same. -
Sc Sim JOHN THOMP SON.
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s.fsASs Ara 4 hAxSE.
Z MARINE INSURAR
incorporated 1884,
ZEE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INEuS-
tNCE COMPANY,
"a Ufics no. III MAN Street Richmond. "a
Capita and Surplus, S3e00J0
Sais C0NPANT has the advantage OF tiees:y-ssses
ysd,s' experience n the Insurance. business, anG
having emo 81 the favor OF The public during al
OF tast period needs 10 speci6l Recommendation 70
Lhe citizens OF virginia.
H. elects re Insurance IN city ard country, ana
Marine Insurance 10 al parts OF the world
Is cash capital and surplus are a5 above, and il
st.Ts managed prGdertiy, bat literally, and u
raysg arg or thoz5 Of any other good ipgtiIa-
JIJG, GIRECTGRs:
W L. CowsfdLn, J. &. Nsdsworth, Patrick Cullen n,
Joseph Alien, Vim. Eesrs, Geo. w. Smith,
Horace /. hsht, GhDs. samson. Is. l.. Winston,
Wm. Palmer, Cnas. " Purcell, inc. n Gordon,
Alex. Il. Parker, jos. =. " ,ps50l, arch. ThoEias.
: Rs Z, inioes, i. Z. CiGl bu-re.
Apply u the President or Sccrstary, IL peGEon or
b. ie,ter. Y, L. COW ARDIR, President.
w. WILLIE. JR.. Secretary. ie S-ts
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;, TEN DULLAks hnH AhD nan

81 AWAY, fromJ Werth's coal yard, on the
"A Basin, a MULATTO MAN. named LYSD-
~ SAY. Ly ndsay Is about feet or 10 inches
-E~k-hlgh; has a good many whip marks on his
back, of long standing; dresses badly, and gener-
ally has dirty appearance. He came from Essex
county. and was hired at City Point last year, at
which place he was seen during last week and the
first part of this; but is said To have lett there
Wednesday last. for Richmond. | will give the
above reward il taken ,,ut OF the ctv, five dol
lars If taken ia the city the suburbs, and deliv
cred to me. JAMES MOORE,
au25-ts Agent for Dr. VIM. Fisher
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~ $40 KEW ARD.-Absconded from the
81 Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad COMPANY.
&Nabout two weeks since. while on q visit TO
~ ms former home IN Richmond, MULATTO
boy, WILLIAM, who Is hired OF Miss l.. L
Gordon He is about Is % Years OF age and
about feet 6 or inches n height. He 10 well &C.
quanted in Richmond, and IS evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward OF $40 Will ne
PAID for his Apprehension and delivery to sald
COMPANY in Lynchbuig OF for his confinement IN
jail, so as they can get Htm again.
THE0. T.. RIA NULDS, for Gen'i Sup't
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. &c

81 AN ELEGANT AND IHh '
~ assortment of God andSll- S-$y-r-sI y
IT, y yer WATChES sad JEW - ~
sNsaIk ELRY ever offered 10 THIS. ,,>.uANs
olty, Wholesale and retail, at l. w - II -"N''
% Main street, ..-.., -, 20 p,arilas
Pebble Is l. ASSES 10 SUIT aisy slghl, 70 &c ~ Nsa
reduced price from LEWIS HlMAN' /"
Watches and Jswelry REPAIRED e,uss.Ss
workmen at low price by LEWIS Hnttutss nl
Nam street Aud the cheapest " AlIt
JEW ELRY in the State 10 te pnfegafSsVgAN'S
Sc San LII y "a u -
~ 1HAkLrs LrusDs> : he Isl,
~ who repairs WATCHES, JE" beaI
ICY H. CLOCKS. SPECfACLEs, We ~ ~
eksxk manner and NJ reasonable pfeSS .,g wsi-
WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired Anu
Faated .,
JEwELRY repaired IN ii best manns and Vs.
SPECTACLES fitted with new Stssse,"J
ranted to SUIT. st ID Nam street, kiohhA"AS
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& IAW-CRACKING NAME.-The following
elongated and not very Ineligible address
aupetr-d in the list Of letters advertised IN
tds New YORK Herald ''0Ilenbaubengrasen-
steiners h ODE hick John"
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ATaRIsL LIE W0a \.

JACOB VINCENT,
ACIUkER
isnijaH md Ah!5TicOa Marble Monuments,
Tonnes, B9GG Pieces, fc.,Qtecery style and design
The public are respectfully invited TO call at my
y ard, between 5th aud ctr SITS, on Main, tadJon-
cE Rugers j. MIiler's Marble Yard band examine
my work when cannot be excelied by any other
IS Adjustment, North or Soaih " Inch | will sell
rs .uw as any establishment in this city else
where 9-3m
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y soUTafRsH4T A>UFA,IONI-

AESTA BLISTIED 1886 The subscriber respect
fully invites the attention of the merchants Of
virginia and North Carolina TO TINS extensive
stock of his own and foreign MANUFACTURED
HATS. Purchasers viii ind 1t ~ their interest TO
call AT his house previous t0 gong tu' ther North
pense IT pains, TO keep the Southern trade at the
South. Goods sold IN this house will he warrant
ed TO compare fsvorabl' in quality and prices with
goods coming fr'm any other market. There vii
be fund all the qualities of WO0i and + UR
HATS, from the lowest proc negro hat To the finest
Qualts or gentlemen. Also BOYS aud CHI L.
DREN'S HATS and CAPS, of all grades And
STYLES LADIES' RIDING HATS aud LADIES'
FURS. of all the various Qualities
Purchasers will do well TO call aud examine.
So SIS JOHN DOLBY. Richmo nd, Va
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r.ousE AND SIGN PAIN T1NG.

fTsTv oF THE FIRM OF MAULE * BEVIIL.,)
Continues the business of HOUSE, SIGN. and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. at the Old stand,
southeast corner Main and l2Fh streets, and soil
cfts 5U ID C PATRONAGE. All orders. city coun-
nv. viii he executed with promptness,
sgr .ble terms. and IN the best styie &c 3-3w
las Il. ElACNiURDO, Agent MANHATTAN
- LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York Office at the Insurance Agency Of THos.
VI ALFRIEN r, on nth street, nearly opposite God
dlu's Hail, where applications Will be received.
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UNpEKTAKiN6. - TIE -, ~

ku~.rn~~zxsa4 dersignod still eoptlnoess. sssoTt
constantly On hand lJfs 'Vaslfss,
ment of COFFtNS. of all s,zss ~ the, css
which he will sell 80 per cent Tess th aasnr Asc;
he purchased at any other estaolls ND As sOoa
the n ndsomest HEARsE IN the cIts RTGGits
ana NOR SIS ensihins in the livefy siso sopt
can he procured by oallias AZ my stote tvsfy SIS
of Franklin and 18TH streets or - H,' aud Gls's
streets. =, 3 - aapTNET NAB
Frs WANTED, Immediately i"pWVk,nls sts ~
tob aud COED wages. So w."
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DELINQUENT srArH TAXES.

,,.r OF n,yAI
A
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Ia SO REV AID. -Rsnaway troa the
O. subscribe, on the 9Th inst. 2 negro man.
Unnamed SAM Hsm Is about feet or
~ inches high; talks rather broken LANGUAGE
.[E.when spoken 10. Had on when he left a
black felt hat, blue coat and iIght wOrSted pants.
Sam has Il wife in Charles CITY county. / hired
HIM Of MIR john c. Glthrlght. OF said county, !
Will ray the above reward Of $40 If delivered to
me in Richmond ,
A. h
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- = - =
PSs,o CHARGED QUANTITY AND Local DESCRIPTION OF LAMP
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..aFE INSURANCE. x,

nLD DOMINION icst tA Me- CoMtA-
~ -CAPiFAL S200,0O0.
- G3,ct-lEo. ~ aia}H E!rett, sHdtT st. CHGr1sS
t,Ctst ~
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III Successors 20 SMITH & MADUUx,I
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
LAe. = EDWARDS, Of King WIlliam,l
W. IL. HOWARD, of York, , Assistants,
W, NJ. u ARsHALL, Of LuDenburg, }
Guarantee 70 their friends faithful attention TO
ali cousis uInents and orders for goods from pro-
Guce customers.
MIR. +. V. SUTTON, JR., Ii admitted 10 In
Gerest nus uees
fe i-dts&cw4t MADDUX & co.
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1s s s9 5R,h !. Rsf ':iifi sSS
CAT. Workman, A0hnaf. Gre6ror,
Jaau Enders, a !" 49,, Palmer,
Sam Vi Prics, 70 WI ). Tripett,
b. F Ladd, :. c. TaTdy,
tGo. Stewart Walker, VIM. CurrIe,
Luther K. SplElau, Jas. K. Crensha~,
Peter 9. Warwick, John Il. Williams,
Jas. :. Kent, Mark Dowley,
Horace z. Edmond Thomas Jones.
lanes NJ Talbot, Edwin =. Smith,
Grl:al B. Davenport, Ro. 4. Paine,
Geo. p Yancey, Ro. r. Williams,
Sos. Brummel, VIM p. r az lGld,
I'm. Brent, Henry G. Cabell,
70, 4 Maury Geo. W. Register.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Frss't.
GHAs. <, W ORTHAN. Soc'y. my 1915
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IA y NN W m III
kET - FIVE DOLLARS TO any one who Will
- brig my boy PETER to NE, ct No. "A Main
N street. Peter Is II mu!atto and abo1' ~ years
E.aS~of age; has note from me, authgr1zng
I'M to get work. He has been seen on Church
Hi and about the Dock within the last few days.
Sc I2-ts THOS. "a ILUR. ia
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s.GsIt4 assa rC1sCGts
JACOB LIPPs,
a. IMPORTER AND DEALRR IN
BRANDlES. rs, GIN AN d CIGARS,
l5i Broad street, Richmond, Va.
se7-lmF
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NAMES OF PERSONS CHARGED WITH THE
TAXES.
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COAL. COKE. WOOD. &c.


rOAL.-C. B. LIPSC0MB,
- toFrIcE lirmsT, opp Mayo,s Warehoussil
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL sold by weight. aa a-sh
EDUCTION IN cox E.-The prices of
IL CARBON HILL COKE will be, until further
LUMP COkE, for CRATES, SIS per load.
STOVE COKE, for coosSns, &c, $3.50 per
load.
Our COKE is of unexeeptionable quality this
season, and fail To give entire satisfaction.
TEAMs-Cash on delivery,
le2-ts JN0. j. WERTH, Agent.
nAk AND PINE WOOD-seasoncd and ur-
" der shelter. for sale at Coke Yards.
de l2-ts mo j. WERTH. Art.
OFFICE OF X. Ii. MAURY &Co,t
RICHMOND, August rs, ls6o. (
- GINA SIX PER CENTS,
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
SIX PER CENTS,
shares Bank of Cemmonwesl,h STOCK.
Shares tarmers. Bank STOCK
Shares Bank of virsinia STOCK. an SITS
,.!: ,s sssss,; Z -s,,S.
E1.ssis' I, ss s:i, u ~ ~ tSss sIss S
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NAMK or TIE PgRsor CHARGED With
TAxEs.

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BY FOR TAXES
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Mr. Martin, agent
from the Secretary of the Interior, of Kansas
during the Lecompton struggle, was before
the Covode Committee to-day, and attempted
partial vindication of the Presidents policy,
denying that he carried out the Constitution
from this city. AS this testimony conflicts
with the evidence already obtained, and other
which is accessible, he will be recalled for
further examination, and perhaps in the
presence of witnesses, who claim to be fully
informed of the whole proceedings in that
Territory.
When certain parties have testified to their
full satisfaction in regard to Kansas matters,
Governor Walker will be again summoned
for additional explanation.
Mr.. Wendell, and the bank officers where
his accounts were kept, will be examined to-
morrow, with view of tracing the payments
made for carrying the English Bill. Every
effort has been made to conceal the names OF
members who received compensation, and the
checks are filled with pay to "save the Union,
and like phrases.
Mr.. Schnabel, through whose instrumental
ity Mr.. Buchanan's letter to Mr.. Walker was
brought out, has addressed sharp note to
General Black, demanding retraction of the
charges published with his seeming privity,
during the absence of the former at Charles
ton, to the effect that suit for perjury would
be instituted on his return.
WASHINGTON, May lO.--The steamer PhiIa-
delphia leaves here tomorrow for Norfolk,
and will bring up the Japanese, who will be
allowed some days rest before the Govern
ment lavishes upon them the honors now in
preparation.
The bill passed by the House to-day re-
peals all laws in New Mexico establishing
either peonage or African slavery, and also
repeals section prohibiting the courts from
taking cognizance of any correction that
masters may give their servants.