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Working classes bara d.sI, upon oy@r
And over ssaia. In tho cars, or on boar
( steamboat. 4 stranger rarely speak to
veu. and more rarely ifyou speak 20 him
dan. he give YOU civil an.oer i0m
NAV live for weeks in an hotel sithou'
exchanging word With spr ere saw. IF.e
clerk. A he to5le dh9tel there is No
miscellaneous Conversation Ia the
smoking room YOU puck up no cha'tr CHI
gen. of he world. ana ~hs, delightful
Cosmopolitan .cqu-in,sn"-s have ~e NOT
picked VI in hotels even in England, the
80 c.'isa cYusts, and suiiy : once or
t~ic- hsvs ,ried ,he laii-s' drawing room
+ IL American cnrsv.nss-ies; bn: h-."
.naafils crown frightened Of that family
vault hsn t-omelv carpe'ed, ~l'h corps@-
! N crinolin. .cs'terei shan' Ike emhs!m-
! ~ monk. n the c.,econbs of Palermo
and have f-i s-sy Ii.msv-a. The fru
/ -. rh.t h. .I,r-'"e publicity Of hotel iife
I ~ tm.-ir, make. he respectable ris-ssa
t-h.r, Of =. NJ - s;r>ngef, They vii
"a ~,th YEA d,ifk WITH ,ou ,rn"k- WITH
Won. .ri, vi b you and ntriost .ie-p with
you- Tor Won fr-Guan have share q
! str- host <'s-r"of- with 4 .'rsnCer, ans
! nnre have b.-n ssk.i whether | wanted
J B hi 10 N, -.f az poltld - room with
! = rr.r !iin'g sno, from Adam 80 bn,
/ ,1-, ~au's e I Nth ,ru You may Re
:, ufi~u,- 'nsn,' .r'ndier "r
yos ~..v h-ye II, obtained vnur exsst
! f,"m snue Sr~,- Prison. II TIN. cuua
~ fno. 40 DISTINCTION. Of are-. marx he
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Ror.vPy 0Y rr- CnvrpSsr<r- r.
New York CDm n,rci1i ,.hiagloa 'e''ar
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hope ka viii hire hsek bh command. Il
issAs ;,ndimihkhsd.


The return OF THIS gentleman to Ohio is
too hate. Lincoln need hot trouble himself
about him now. he may, Indeed, be Of ser.
vice to him In the approaching campaign,
by assisting the divisions Of the opposition
aud Increasing the chances OF his re-elec
ton. Had VAllandigham been sent back by
our own Government to the United States,
or had he gone back himself Immediately
after he was banished to the South, the
question of disposing of him by imprlson-
ment, death, or transportation elsewhere,
would have been forced upon Lincoln. No
matter in what way he might have disposed
of him the sympathies Of the North would
have been in his favor, and there might have
been an attempt at rescue and defence q
him. But he avoided the United States
He PASTE around it to Canada, and from
safe point near the boundary discharged his
paper pellets at Lincoln. His situation had
nothing admirable in il; on the contrary, 1t
was ridiculous, and no wonder his com.
petitor for Governor beat him more than
hundred thousand. His return now, We ap.
prehcna. will rot be attended with any
great consequence. He is man of genius
and man of courage. but he has not played
bis game wisely nor IN way to command
admiration.
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DfED

Af,ar rrr.rsc,ed .seas al hi. resti. nee ~ NV
e,,y ag Issk1.u street. between lst qua "a, koH
! al AZ geRteik. Ia the si:h year OF hts aKe.
an, uie,,ds al tie family are fWvited IL attend
his a,ne,I from his residence, this day at 10 oeik
a, Heues,a,e. on the morning Of the Path, KATE
vic Of John viiea, In the 4lst year OF her age
Thr funeral will take place tom her husi'an DE-
restdeRcr near Jackson Hospital, this alff moon
III 9 O'Clock.
Al Windsor. HenYico countv, On tho morning oil
the oslh Inst, WIAsTON ELLYSON, youngest child
of william A and Fannie A Armistsad.
his funeral will take pitce this (4ainvday) morn
ing st 10 O'Clock from tho above named place.
On III. 18th inst, TEN NEssEE d, only taush,er
Of Jordan aud Mary } Mcador--aged ) years 10
months and D days.
Farewell, farewell, my parents dear,
! am gone TO rest, you need not fear,
Ny stay on earth was short with you,
Therefore prepare 10 fellow mc.
the a6h) al o'clock. il, at Duvai street Church,
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend.
On Thursday night, l6sh inst, at a quarter past
twelve O'Clock, THOMAS ALFRED, youngest
child Of VIM 7 and Cornelia Bryant-aged Z
years, months and days.
Darling baby thou hast left rs,
We Thy loss most deeply feel,
But IT'S God that hath bereft us,
lie can all our sOTioWs heal.
Yet again my babe HI meet thee,
When the day OF iite is fed,
Then I'm Heaven with JOY to greet thee,
Where farewell tear Is shed
Killed in battle, near Petersburg. June ~, 1864
HENRY PLACE, Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
10th Va. regiment, Wises brigade, In the 9th year
OF his age.
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Gen. Morgan.

The movement Of Gen. Morgan In his
Kentucky expedition Is one that promises no
great advantages, We suppose, while his pres.
epce in Virginia about this time would hav G
beclf Of the greatest consequence. We trust,
however, that the reports Of the Yankee
press Of great disaster to his command are
not ct all correct Indeed the fact that he
sent proposition to Gen. Rurbridge 10 ex-
change prisoners would indicate that he was
NOT only In condition to treat on the mat
ter; bnt that he WAS not running away AZ
reported, but had time to await the result of
hk proposition. The outrage committed
by Burbridge Of refusing to recognize bis
dag Of truce, Of impriscning bis aids and
ssnding Gen. Hobson (his prisoner who &C
companied the dag Of truce to aid In effect
Ing the exehADgc) TO his command, 10 one
that ought not to go unnoticed. When
there ID renewal Of exchanges under the
eaftel. we take II for granted that the liber.
alton Of inorganic add. will b demanded, and
that the enemy will be requIsed to pay ur
for Hobsop.
II y NEST iaeppoFtnas that Morgan ID
nov u K<stncty. Hhsss oar eauas CANNOT
- beae1ltod By The presssee 81 % snail q
lproe = - AAshing into and ont offAs
cozn11< 1txllt more liksly asAist thu sn4ny
b. ~ - ~ Uaioa feeling Il Ken.
sseky, Fss1y ~ I1oaiesilIs Jokrssl seys,
Il vIli falfS - thenaaad ysAes ~ 0ote6.os
Dna.Isete . 49, ~ toenGon1, Ise6cs -
lanr y Ideae1n RI Ruat1oUt. III - 60
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*. AN ArPEAL to the People Of the Conreder-
~ ate StatNs-fhe Directors of the Young
Mcn's Christian Association OF Richmond respect
fully, but earnestly, submit TO the benevolent and
the patriotic throughout the Confederate States
appeal 10 behalf CT the soldiers families In this
CITY. Since tho oommenceMo OF the war Richmond
To. been i refuge for those Who have been driven
from their homes by our ruthless enemies Thou
sanae OF hoipitss womSn aud children not from the
devastated counties Of Virginia alone, but from
nearly every state Of the Conederacy, have sought
IN asy IGm In our midst Our citizens have been
appealed to IN rumbe.ess instances TO relieve thu
alex and w0undtd soldiers, 10 furnish shoes aud
clothing for soldiers in The e,d and huspitR and to
afford food and shelter for their suffering families
and nob!y have they, ia the great majority Of in
stances, responded TO every appeal.
The supplies OF provisions IN The city at this time
redaaed, and the difficulties Of obtaining 9TH
ers by ordinary mesna 30 numerous and great,
that the funds contributed for the relief Of the poor
can accomplish but little In purchasing the necessa
ries Of life.
In written report from tho Clothing Bureau 1t
appears that there arc more than three thousand
females In this city who are seeking employ mont
from the Government In vain, and that those who
obtain work are not fully employed. The wages
received for their work will not enable these poor
women 10 procure q suf1ciency OF the plsinest food
for themselves and children. Without assistance,
thsn, from the city and country generally, many
instances Of actual starvation must have occurred.
Our City Council has made most liberal appropris-
lions for the purchase Of supplies, both for gratu
tous distribution and for Gale at COST but the agents
employed fer the purpose have not been able TO pro-
cure tho quantity Of provisions required.
Under these circumstances we feel that It Is our
duty 10 appeal TO fellow citizens throughout the
COnfede ate States to forward without delay coutr
buttons OF money and supp.i;s 10 the Army Com
mittee Of tAs association. Since tho commencement
Of the war this Committee has labored zeaously and
faithfully for the temporal and spiritual welfare Of
soldiers snd their families, and for tho success
OF glorious GAUGE. Let those eoders not be dis
Outraged now, upon the eve Of severest, aud,
we trust, last and most glorious csmpaigu, for
want o tie generous sympathy and support u their
friends nj home.
Shipments made 10 Roger Martin, superintendent,
or VIM MunfOrd, Chairman Of the Army Csmmit
tee, will 10 promptly attended to. Aud In accord
ance with special agreement made with the Super.
intendcnt Of tho Southern Express Company, ali
express charges will be paid by them at Richmond.
Contributions OF money should nlsO be sent 10 these
gentlemen. WIN WILLIS, JR, Pres.
JDK SLRlGHT, Secretary. my Its
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OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES,

OFFICE or COMMISSIONER OF IAxss'
Richmond May 9, lS5L J
INSTRUCTIONS in reference 70 We $50 =,
il meEt aud collection Of the addisiehsi y.
per cent on profits Ii having been aseeiA -,
cd that an error has been committed III
assessment and collection Of tha saV! ~ -
ten per cant On prciits, all ssssssefs VIZ ..,.
sass the profits, opiy made by buying as' Inn.
ing at any time bssw cen the lat day % s''
ary. 1865 and tina LIST day Of Janua'y. ~.
The profits on which the tax IL iutsssa
and II paragraph of Sac. 4 vi an set en-.
IAN act 20 levy additional taxes for ms
mon defence and support Of the Govrth1s.
Are the profit made BY buying AID se'I sIssa,,
tween the times mentioned, the coy ssA
conjunction Sand being ussd, the oay'p. Ia
selling must beth take place betwesa
day OF Janrary, 1863 and the iss Jay e'ss..as.d
sry, 1855. SUCH ware the iassraotiehas, ..d
from this ciiics On tho lat March, iog,, ,.,vc.
will be found as page of additional IL ,u-ss,s
tions, therefore the erroneous ssss. ,ss,.J
made In come districts need Bot 10 so" ass =, +.
and the asssSsors viii Tefrsia isV" s1
sessm4Ats. a, orcf.
II. The ten per cent. additional TAI o. P' Ii,
IL, made BY baying and seliins eo' ,,ss asy J
lst day Of January, 1863. (iaeiod.ns 'A aas,ai.
and me 3lst day Of December. iso', us,.sl a
ing that day } Will Be assssssd anu s,s ssures
ones. Tue profits derived RON tnS saI AMI ,bs
between the lst day Of January, iev', a .sll
ala dsv Of December, 1851, both 'reihss' ia
he aaaessed and collected isamsala'e"
| The 3lss dAy Of December, 1851 vooO
j. w. Ii UNDEkWuuD.
Aeliaa Commissioner u As~
SfS!s~sSs CO. MExNIsdEa,
rvxa Secretary Of The Treasury
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OFFICIAL.
ADJ'T & IEsP'R GRssRAL's OFvlcy
RIruN.su Nav Ih,h lx,;l

ADJ'T Il IssP'R GEssRAL's OFrIcry
RicnMosD, May Ib.b, 1861.
& PECIAL ORDERS, No. ia
~ l. Brigadier General James l.. Kemps,.
will take Immediate command OF the Eosel,s
Forces of the Safe of Virginia. HIS will CON-
plets thar organization, a.sd place them At ya,,
la service. To this end, hs is sutho,izs 10
employ ali EhroiUg on :ers, who are Astl,
directed TO obey his Instructions. He sjss
tablish his Headquarters ut such pOiu,0a
may deem bast.
Oilioars Of the Quartermaster, Commisart
Ordnance and Medical Departments afa 10
9uired to furnish all necessary facilities
All Oiicera from tha State Of Virginia Of
the Invalid Corps, and such OF the Regular
Forces as ars for any reason unassieued iii
Immediately report to Gen. ksuyat, wAo Ia
Authorized to assign taasa ten poralily 70 aity
with the Reserves
By command of the Secretary Of Wsr.'
JOINS ". RELY.
Assl Atl't ttuu
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IHEDDAR Cheese, As.-
~ cases Ohsddsr cheese, very superior
t03 beMs fJesh sardines
10 bbls crushed sugar
bags Cd Java ctnse
10 do Rio cefi.e
Is dozau Epgisn pickles
Is do Durham mustard, genuine
10 bols good brown sugar, at $40 per ID, re-
bbls very superior brown sugar
10 boxes Belm0ns's sperm candles, SC.
Tor medicinal puE p0oee-
ola h.risi brandy, 10 bottles
Very superior blackberry brandy
PHapGsss old rye whjskey
AlexAHdss's do do
DIG DO do
Very superior oid rors
Very superior Madeira
Very superior xinsa Madeira
Jenfies's Gle, in ptnts, No.
YTssi, No la.h st,
Betwocn main md Cary,
- 3-eod4ts Jshn 0Ismeas asa stand.
CUNDaiEs d private sAIe.-
~ 500 pads assoSted cotton yarns
10 pieces Hne blesched domsstio
10 eazs pepper
hoxss clarified sugar
- boxer tallow candles
| - dtx - long. handle broems
S bhis lard
s. kega nails
Sc66as hrandy. pints
10 b0h vinegar
lco aroas nsAlehAo
naI-s. rARDy : wILLIAMs.
= bhls supssies vAhkey
| e 80 49, -
~ Wsss ~. - 49, 'sasss
IS hsxss RI ~ shsloa A,svn ausas
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HEADQ'Rs RESERVE OF STATE or Va,
Richmond MAY 18TH IttA

HEADQ'Rs RESERVE or STATE or Va
Richmond May 18th, l5Ci
General Orders, No. -
l. Ia p.lFsuancs OF paragraph | OF Special
Orders, No. li3, hersby aseume command o.
The Reserve Forces OF Virginia, with uy
Headquarters III tha city OF kieanont Until
otherwise announced
H. Tne Reserye Troops already organized
will, Immediately Er On The receipt 81 this o.
der, proceed by companies to such cas- oi tas
places OF rendezvous hereinafter named, ss
may be m9et accessible. and the Captains cen
manding are hereby especially charged WIZ
the duty OF assembling their commands Win
the Utmost dispaieh.
Ill The men con posing the Reserve tcTtsi
In counties In which their organization lass nyt
been already affected will assemble promptly
at their respective Court Houses where they
will al onee be organized by tho EaTo'iSg oih'
cers, aud Immediately thereafter the clsps..
MES 60 organized Will proceed b such point o.
rends zvoas as may lie mo.t convenient Of r.
cess
Nv. The established placas OF Rendezvous
The State Of Virginia ars announced - u
lows: Abingdon, Dublin Depot, Lyushtcsg
Staunton, Gcrdonsrille, Burksvis, Pets',
burg and Richmond, where officers oil IA
command will be found, 10 whom they MI
report,
v. Companies or attachments Of The rsse'''
forces already en- duty, guarding bridges, aa''
Of communication, Sc, will not bs a!isetsaH
this order they wilt continue nPon SUCH -
vice uu!ii relieved, aud their eoamaud'is'u'
GERS are instructed TO report promptly 10 'i'''
headquarters the numbers of enel troof5D
points whore serving, the companies to ~hE.
they belong, and the orders uudef which a'!
were assigned TO duty.
VI The reserve troops bsirg called inleas
tive service In the isld, are advised Of w
propristy Of providing themselves Win el'as
cts, subsistence, &c, Until arrangements O.
be made for their regrlsr supply shd ipt
much as delay may be ipcafrsd Ia .heii pslaf
furnished with arms, ii 10 specially epjoia''
Upon all to bring with them 10 their rsaa'.
vous such serviceabie firearms aud aIaIaa6i'A
~ they may have in their Possession;
JAMES L. kEMPER,
my23 Brigadier Gsna'sL
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Be- Esdi0ood, Phillips j. To-, Ametio~eers,
t61 Main etTec..I
IN Il. y. Peasants, Aasct.


T>Hs za, lr,.s s'0'k0'
Dining room, aud
Chamber Furnitui q
OF the Monticello House
On Monday, tho 9th iDet, .. 10 O'Clock, am ir
str uctc by the prOprietoTe Of the above property
20 sell ct the above wellhnO~n establishment, No
Sc Main 81, the entire stock OF furniture, dc.
In the parior may Mans
ec!eniid rosewood- cased plano, ths tone, finish
aud make Of with are excellent
very large and superior Brussels carpet
Mahogany and walna. eofas
Mahogany rocking chairs. cana do
ceuire, card, and work table,
Handsome shades, vascs, aud mantel ofna-
u.ents.
III dining room furniture will be found
Several large mahogany tables
3 ssfee, cupboards, sideboard
Dibner ware, such "a dshes, plates
Cups and saucsFs, castors, &c
Table ware, such nd knives end forks
Spoons, silver plated forks
Glass are yoblets, tum5lers, taits, sc
The entire furniture Vi twenty eight chambers, In
Guiding
and II bctsteads
Handsome mshogany marble top bureaus
Washftands, toilet tables, chairs
Bowls, pitchers, &c
Very excellent feather beds
B0leters, pillows
Hair cotton, aud chuck mattresses
Besides general assortmen: Of bedding,
ALSO,
Cooking, parior, snd other stoves
general assortment OF useful kitchen furni
ture.
At the same time will be sold the unexplrcd lease
of the house, running until the Gin If next Novem-
ber. ES PLEaSANIS,
je22 AGciioncer.
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arrrfIf. Nf1Tf1EF.

~ Sixty 0seAs Hoses Cos uet.rsilsd ihta,
ssr,.us sss bcst#s whslrsAse and fssali as no san
Yslsei superior 70 any IN USE The Dspsr tnsats q
tie Government, the Parks, the trsje - supplied
~ rsasenable rates, In ba;f!ss .. II the galoli.
Ii % HOVER Il CO,
IL lt-.,' ManSfsstarsfs.
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MAR MED.

Gu iks eseilshs D. thr a5i iart, ~ Rev LINES
Hates. NJ iissNkt II f0ndfTH 70 Ass "as
ANN ktaMs. All OF Richrlend
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~ METHODIST Protestant Church, Mayo at,
~ betwcen Grace aad Brsad.-The pastor will
preach two special dhcoursas TO- morrow Sunday
At IL A NJ, The HideIs 81 M.pey;;' ST 8Z r II,
" Br.Ass Asd Thcrns Battling With Fire."
26-ltt
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AAn DOLLARS Reward -Ranawsy from tho
4tjU subscriber, on Saturday, 18th June, ne
gao man named Phillip, % to 30 years Old, feet
or 8 inches high, slender built, largo eyes, aud
small chin, and speaks quickly. Ho was formerly
owned by MIR Moore, lumber merchant, on Broad
street. For his return mc or confinement IN Eoino
Jail, will pay reward OF 500 on application to
ms on the Williamsburg turnpike, near battery No
8, fIe 22-6tei w uENNl66R
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nx SECOND Baptist Church, cornor Main and
H-s Cir sseeets-iev J B TAYLOR will preach at
this churGhto morrow (Sunuay) At IL O'Clock A N.
je 25-It.
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a. E for sale -, ti,r Tor estc 1t my farm, In
lieur.eo County. threo mics from the city, the
Deep Kun turnpike, the con.en.s Of two well keep.
ing leo houses containing about go bushels CT
pure, clear ice. Thus JOHNSTON, lao Main 81.
10 23-3t
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T-ICa ira for ea,e.-can Ia had in any guam.
tty ii ali hours af the day, 81 she American sta
bls., cerne. Of 10th And Cary streets
10 Its dhEsn.
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BUREAU orCnssoalrlos'p

BUREAU pFt''ssC bIfiOs,
Nay To, 1861
Enroling officers In the State Of TirginIs
will obey such instruetoBsas may be- aGdrssl
81 to thel. by Brig. Gen. Kemper, In The laa
tor indieated in Special ORDERS No. llj, Atla.
tans aud Inspector Generals Office. Tho com,
mandant of consciipss for the Stale OF Virginia
will forthwith issue such instructions 10 als
officers as will ensure the vigorous execution
Of these orders.
john s Preston,
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~. MEETING Of Stockholders. A called
~ meeting of the Stockholders OF the Roanoke
Valley Railroad I'LL be held In the town of Csrks
Vile on Saturday, the 26sh day Of June, 1861.
Business Of great Importance will come before
the stockholders, and it 10 desirable that every
should DO present.
by order Of the Board.
my N-2aawtd EA WILLIAMS, Ssc'y.
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NyHUR 10 raspsysrs --rastaastso = ~ s y
IN pnoaeA - ths eeaAs u ~ e,y ~ = Ill esssf
~ ~. sss ~ iisi, isoa he 18Th y We ~ =.
Jsns = cluGIve, e. ne paseosp g 49, ss \ -
Ss~ 1arssSsesa - 81. hau " ~ we0ss y
49, 3o31s1ise theseisen y r. sss .ss,s cCK
= E-u JULIUS = 49,. go -'----'
4 Ths AlAbena' "
IL - a1taassl 5sssteia, -. =. ,..,, on
49, ls1aas ~ rnnelsnea go = 49, 4
$1,000 J jSl''s - ~ = sllssaa1ss = ~ -
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4 M Dollars Rewasd.-Rsn away from the sao.
lUU scnher, on Saturday last, negro fellow
named Jim, Il years OF age, DARK complexion, feet
10 inches In height. and has the Provost AaFsha,s
pass for ten days, dated z7th May. I win pay tho
above reward for his return to INC at Hungary, or
for his confinement In TAIL. A 8 PADGE1.
lA-10t
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nOUBLE- ENTRY Book Keeping,
~ PenmAnship, and

DOUBLE- ENTRY Book Keeping,
L. PenmAnship. and
Gard Marking
rrof Il LTGGEr is prepared to give Instructions
to lew pupils (msle and fsmAle) in the above
branches, at his rooms, Gu tho west side Of 3D. be-.
tween Broad and Marshall stress, N. Beirne's re-
vsitns cards written to order. Rooms open from
Z to O'Clock n. j,26-6ts
TXCU .tslOS TiCKsTS.-For tie accommods
H. ton Of citizens and their families wh1 eed
Or oesire the ben,f. Q. country sir, and are de-
prived Of the opportunity If obtaining 1t by the
scarcity and expense Of horses and vehicles, Fx-
cursion Tickets tver tbs road, available for u
round trip duriSe the SIM. day. will be sold and
after Monday. A7th day Of june, 1864, At the fol
lowing rates. being half Of the regular fares:
Richmond to Hungary, and returning, 81 SO
do Meuniain Road do rs
do I.y,o,.s Crossing DO aoo
90 90 s. s;a a1'' DO DO SO SO
do South Anna do $50
The morning train leaves the depot in Richmond
at 8 A n, and. returning. ardyes there st 0:0s AN
u, aud returning arrives there Ut G:i0PM.
For the ssms purpos e, the Street steam Coach
WILL frt m The Same date. be run on regular sche1-
ule hours through tbs day. leaving the corner Of
hell, frem "A n to IN, incl usivs, except at 5
n, and ieavA Camp Les ct each intermediate half
hour, except the last trip in the afternoon, which
will be TO uinnfe'.
age half phi e. SAML RUTH, Sup't Traus
OFFICES Il K Co,
Richmond, june 2sth, 1864. isfb-2.
AJO1lvE Delinquent consumers Of gas in
IN MadieOn Ward are hereby notified that IL they
fail to pay their gas bills before The hour OF clock
n, to-day, they will be dealt with according to
the requirements Of the following extract from the
ordinance concerning the Gas Works:
BY an ordinance passed BY the Council May 9Th,
1853, Ii any bill remain unpaid for ten days NJ ri
after that on which Il h presented, the Auditor
shalt notify the Superintendent, who shah stop the
gas fi0m being used the premises, IL respect to
which the default exists, and tf not paid within
fifteen days. five per cent will be added TO the
original amount OF the bill, and II shall be placed
in The hands Ut the City Collector.
PW RALSrON, for
iec6-lt r HARRISON, Auditor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-25

= n DOLLARS EEVAkD.-hanaway h6in my
,)\J residence in the county OF Hanover, va, on
the 2lst of June, my negro nan Moses. He Is
black "a years Old, six feet high, stout butt, no
scars excep, one on his upper ZIP, from the Kick
Of horse, always looks down WHEN spoken TO.
/ will pay j 80 for his delivery Ia int, or for Ills
csnfnemenIin jail so that eau gel him again
JAYES ID NUCkOLS,
u, o. d. MnntneIier. Hanover county, Va.