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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12

ARRIVAL OF Sick ANN WOUNDED sotptras.
The United States steam transport A,I,oa4
under the charge Of Surgeon J. Y. C,ntsell,
arrived at this port this morning, with 26s sick
and wounded soldiers on board. The vessel
touched at Willow street wharf. where the men
we're bountfully supplied with cool drinks and
other Injuries, by the lady residents Of that
locality The steamer then took It's depir
for Beverly, New Jersey, where the meu will no
landed and placed in the hospital there. The
following are the names Of the Penasylvanians,
Delawarians, and New Jerseymen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12

The Hampshire Gazette, of Northampton,
Massachusetts, commenced its seyenty.ninth
volume last week,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
orror or rus EyESlsa TELreRlru, !

OFTICE TIE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
Friday, August II.
The Money Market Is without any material
change; capital is plenty on call at per cent per
annum best paper is selling at from 7C9S per
cent.
The decision Of Acting Commissioner Rollins
that the 30 Treasury notes liable to taxation,
applies to banks that hold them as part.of their
capital stock.
The frrt section Of the last loan act exempts
all United States Treasury notes as well as bonds
from State and municipal taxation.
The amount Of subscriptions to the new loan
reported at the Treasury Department yesterday
reached nearly half million.
The Stock Market is very dull this morning,
but prices are steady. In Government bonds
there is less activity, aud prices are not so frm
j.2Os sold 81 lO9@lO9l, and Gs of 1881 at 1861;
7.3Os are quoted at i074GllOS.
Railroad shares continue dull but steady with
sales OF Pennsylvania at 73s, slight advance;
Reading Gss Minehill G2 North Pennsylvania,
sSi@33l, which is better, and Catawiss pre-
ferred, 40; 4G3 was bid for Little Schuylkill; 20
for Catawissa common; 3i4 for Philadelphia and
Erie and 40 for Long Island.
Producing OIL shares are in demand at full
prices, with sales Of Perry at 81; Dinsmore, 81;
McIlhenny, 81; and McClintock, 81.
Bank shares continue firm, but there is very
little doing. 100 was bid for North America; 1888
for Philadelphia and lOl for Southwark,
Passenger Railroads are dull at about former
rates 70 was bid for Second and Third; 62 for
for Fifth and Sixth S5 for Thirteenth and Fiji
teenth; Al for Spruce and Pine and SO for
Chestnut and Walnut.
There is more doing in Gold, and prices have
advanced, opening at 256i, advanced and sold at
2j74 at II o'clock, fell of and sold at 256l at l2,
and 2j6 at half-past l2.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12

MnrhCt8 ~ AcAos A-A'AAs
CAIRo, August ll.--New Orleans papers ofthe
OH ouofe low hIddlng Cotton l60c.; Mddng z65o Mo-
issses 9ai0Oci Flour s95s sl4i 81 hhds. Of Tobacco
have been received here from faducah to 10 New Yo
stock OF Cotton tn Mobile. % isrel
CAno, August l2.-The stock Of Cotton In q
Mobile on the 90th ult was 70 800 bales,
NEW YoRK, August l2-Flour frm; sales OF
AGO. bels state 80 l09lo Ohio ells5@lzI southern
Sl2i0gAs Wheat nrm; sales unimp0rtant Cora steady
sales unimportant. Beef dull. PORK firm, 30S1189s
Lard nrm, 2i'a9s216e. Whisky dun, si75, lssl bon
BALTIMoRE, August l2.--Flour quiet; sales o.
1000 bDs. ohe extra AZ tl225 wheat aotvei white sd
vanced. Corn hrm; white SITS. Oafs actIvet new toc
Whisky duh At tlfe. Coffee heaxyS kios toGal rT
---- = \
Ohieial Drawings of the shelby celieRtr
Lottery OF Kentucky.
35, 76, 46, ~, II, 6S, 81, 6S, 7s, 20 ~ ~ s3
ExTRA Class 36l-August ~ lt9A \.
13, AZ, o, As, 81, SO, SO, 90, D, ~ 81, a. ~.
ersHlaEs sent ~ addressing Z. snnaoss GO,
CoYlnGicn. ~
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CoIored Troop. IN ,ne D,.,rlct.

Piled to the War Department 10 be received into
service upon the same 'oOting as the militia Of
the District, agreeing that, II 80 accepted aud
armed. they will themselves bear tho expense of
drilling, and add 5000 to the available force Of the
District.
The SOldiers' Vote.
By order Of the Secretary Of war, oil officers
in the military service of the United States arc
directed to render every facility TO such Express
Companies as may be charged by tho Governor
Of New York with the delivery OF the necessary
forms and blanks required 10 secure the votes OF
soldiers Of that State in the ield, With a Wow tp
the blanks being delivered With the least possible
delay
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Reported sS y Gss.Sn 90 SHs Co. sr1ssl. ~ ~. y. ES.E @ M

NEW YoRK, August l2.--Stoeks are lower.
Chicago aud Rock Island, lSA cambe5and p<eSarred
81 llinoh Central, scrip, l299s o'nas, i MlekEsa
southern, ~ guaranteed, ls2; New Yort CantruA f3it
Reading. 1876; Hudson River, lS2R Canon, III; Erie.
llX Cleveland and Cincinnati, n, chicago, Barnston
Quincy, 80; Ciey Gland and Pitsnorg, ll2k oold
.b7 since the Board. 25Ss Five TSeAiy coapons,
NEA; CoIpou Gs, l0ih Registered, lOI. -fff - Il
Qnnlntnns of The nrincinal Goal and Coal OH
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12

BEDroRD spRINGs. August II.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-12

On Monday, the 25th ult, the Bank OF England
directors raised the minimum rate of discount
from six TO seven per cent. Six weeks previous
they lowered The rate from seven 20 six per cent.
The average stock of bullion held by the B lnlt OF
England in both Departments duriug the month
ending the 22d Of June was Ella, l79 7s9, being an
viOus month, and decrease OF E53A696 when
compared with the same period last year. -. ~,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

MAJ COKEnKD Il SALRPEEAE CAvE ToR S7O
DATs Tue people Of Psiker'5 gap, Tsnn ssee, were
nuss alarmed yes;ordsy morning By rumoF q as here
vas a human bling in an old saltpeze cave the
Fa5supPOsed 10 co the recently visited BY
Co Brigham while on picket The colonel failed TO
o. lore the cave on account Of the Vspors ssu-
ing from the opening.
fbe ladies' God bless sm, ever ready to respond to
n calls Of humanity, hurried 10 the re- cue but their
utisd forts Sufficient 70 xaiests the suf .rer.
90 geO1 Marks, Cal diyecor Of this division. and
So geoa Powers, o. the artillery corps, were cent fos
3 a ter sreat dssl o. labor, tue poor fellow Nss
tax tr,u bslisi tomb. H. vas Immediately re-
coar a. Jsba H4Fraisoa, Jr. Il Is Supposed that
% rIuna'V nan VS. dep 4 ID 10 the cave abb ut
co. a cle August, BY hs iA,heF, who Is CONNECTED
he lcpfedela-a ar ,, and that be has rena nd
% tv,r 81 &c.
"he1 ssen ogt 10 wa entirely helpless and spssca-
a. %, aihoUg youthful, Was wholly dts ute Of II
a. i--i H vi not b. aslo 70 tel hi Horrible tsls
- tu1s ilgs loF ysas. How be guIined bis exster
10 tsrE, urla.aonsd cave tor thres Quarters OF
a ear, l5 Qsestol Tor studen. IN physiology %
60 7sI.-Chatfaaooga GGssits
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Africa, with European advices 10 the l2th Of
June arrived at Halifax on the 2Sd The following are
the only items of interest
An oficer from the Alabama had boarded the British
ship Kent. He informed the Captain the Kect q at
the privAter lad burned "srea; macy" American yes
sells besides the chip Rocki CHAM, just reported, ard
that Semmes bad great number" OF prisoners on
board the Alabama
TIE Marquis of OiAnr cards brought the subject Of
the enlstmsBt OF Irisl euigrans in Boston and Por
land under the notes Of the House Of Lords in very
warm manner, declaring that Eogland had q cause OF
gar in the alleged action Of the q s. Government in
the matter more particularly account of the non
attention with which the Cabinet at Washington
received Lord Lyons remons raLces.
Lord Brougham supported the views of the Marquis
Of IL uIisasde.
Earl Russell expressed bis regret at the manner in
which LoId Lyons Temonstrauces were received, bat
denied The existence o. sdSs bsH on account OF the
enlistmIns. He admitted" that the zone Of
a class which frequently leads to war but England lad
as muoh reasoa 10. complain of the Rebels as of the
Union g. for the wsged with such fury and
reeklsssness in America" that AL demonstrates
appeared unAvang."
No progress had been maie 10 the DAno- German
Conference. the Lo1don journals indicate that Eng
IAnd may loon assume more decided attitude on the
question Il wSs thought Il az IT she not do Mr.
D.sretl would submit molten TO Parliament which
might haVe the effect of ous:Dg the Palmerston Oabi-
net
The Liverpool cotton marke. on the llth was 6rmer
and little higher for American Bresdstufs we're dull
Uonsols olossa at go l-8 to 90t for money.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

RoBBrRr.-Ll 81 Sunday, a week ago, Henry N.
Jones de ecive discovered tba. his grocery store On
tie cast side OF I'd street bey Id Clay, had en- broken
into spm a side door which opened Ito passage in
she occupancy of Mrs. Mary Hopsias, WAC has pots
sioa OF tue enrs house and the easements hereunto
apperainiDg, with the exception Of the ore occupied
ny Mr.. J1nIs. Too had been robbed OF several
tnou.and dollars worth Of groceries. Mr.. JOINS eb
laniI Information tas Thadeus A. r. Hopkins syou
Of ls or II, son Of Mrs.. Mary Hopkins had sold me
# the stolen goods, aui had deposited o.ters with
German for safs keeping, bad him arrested on Sat-
irdsy
Tie case came before tho Mayor yesterday morLipss
~hsn Mrs Hopkins attending was also Arses ed at tho
instance Of Ne. Jones, who charged her with bong
cesaoy 10 the robbery, and r>c,iypg aad osii sn
some Of the goods ID the ab,erce. by of sick
aess, of tie principal ~nsts Tor the Oemmonxeait
hs case was continued until Wednesday. Young
dopkirs was committed to jail, bu. bis motaor al
owed bal Tee accused in this case are not exsouy
,he sort OF peope would have expected 80 see
aligned the charge Of breaking ard entering. being
Of quite reps Gable app-araic'.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE Insurance Co. OF TEE STATE 90 VA [
Richmond, June "A 1864.
THE Directors of this Company have de-
l. clrsd dividend Of SIX CENT able on and afiei
the 1st OF JAY next
the Confederate Government viii be paid By The
0ompsny the The stock will therefore
be given In BY them the Assessors Of taxation
her5ed7t VIM H. CHRISTIAN, ees'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

The DRUNK,s wATcRxAN.-BIrsey kcGuife, the
SPECIAL wet,hman G. the Clothing Bureau mel toned
yesterdIy having been found dsrEk aud asleep on
ais post saurdsy Light was bIOush: Cefcre tbs Mayer
yestsrdsy Capt Carter OF the city night watch, staed
shat sbOu. t'c!o:k Sunday morLfns lcu.e OF the
mOEnd patrol call, his ATTENTION to Mcclure who Vac
lyDg asleep l4.h street. in frort OF the Clolhipg
Bus au. Picked him up and found him dead crurk,
aud took him 10 tie waehhouse. Had known Mcclure
long time and had reVer him drunk before. no
asyOr discharged Mcclure, aud it i, to be the
Clothing Bureau will do the same.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

PERPETUAL MoTION.-Ths folio wing will show to the
world that tho great problem has been solved at last
but owing tragic occasion, it was suddenly brought
to a stops
Private Dunn, Company B, 10th Georgia regiment
while pic.et New Hope church, was charged by
one Yankee. Boh parties fired at the distance of twenty
psces 10th missed, and came the Yank and demand
ed RsD to surrender; but tbs declined, and Reb
lodged around large tfee Yank after him. As so0n
Rsb appeared on the eide the Yalkee line he
was greeted by vOley of Minnies, and likewise hr.
Yak was fred on when be appeared on the Oonfede-
rate side. So round the tree they had to go-neher
could stop without having the other at his back. After
ABOUT dszsn revolutions the Ysok fell pierced by
SLOT ani the performance ceased much 10 the relief of
tie eurvvor.-AtLanta InteLLiqeneer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

A BRufAL MuRDER.-An aged gentleman, by the
name Jones, was seated comfortably Arousd his ro.
in this county, enjoying the evenings rest after the
ab'rs of The day, ana 'dre whose name hs
not yet be discovered, crspt up in the dark Of night
and shos the old gentleman in back killing him in
SANITY. We have hesrd that suspicion rests on some
white man, aud hope that the assassin may be found
out, and treated by on indignant community, as his
etime msrile.-G ainssiks lF2a.l Cotton States.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

A few weeks after late marriage the doting hus /.
band had some peculiar thoughts when putting on his
last clsap shirt he appearance Of washing
He thereupon earlier than usual morning, and
kndled the 6ss. When hanging the kettle, hs made
noise On purpose to lis easy wife. She p.eped
over the blankets, and exclaimed, MY dear -, what's
up fo-dayf" BE deliberately responded, 'Ay put on
ma last clean sark, and gaun to wash one myself
"VerA Wel.' said Mrs. Easy, ye he better wash
tooD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

FORREsT's VICFOET.-Tne New York Herald says:
"Tbe details OF the late &C ion in which Gen. ursis
vas delea ed near Ripey, Mss show that the Un.on
forces made dssp.rsss hght but were compelled 70
I'll back Cor DaRi Of 0naBsunitiOR"
Teen how did it happen that S,urgis 49, ell 6 can
HOn and 600 prisoners if be only JsI back for want
Of ammunition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

EXECUTION or A LrSsotNfs.-The Philadelphia In
qurer of the Esd, states that private in the Twelfth
Massachusetts, niger" regiment was executed few
days since on Jordans HILL near Petersburg for an at
tempted outrage en- the person Of young lady In New
Kent, few days since.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
DIVIDEND.

DIVID END.
THE President and Directors of the Bank
L Of vna have declared dividend Of four and quarter
per cent for the last x months subject Of
per cent bonus the STATE leaving four par can't NET o
holders on and AFTER the 9Th Inst The the condeats
Government viii the Bank and not by the stoekhod
e will therefore not be given In by them to the a.
SCISSOR, a. = subject OF taxation.
je2A-d1stJy.- WIN. u. TAYLOR, OAsher.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

An ABUSE OF PRIvILrGE.-II officers stationed
about this city, in what known to the army as
'bombproof departments" ave in the habit Of da"ng
clothing aud shoes that they do not need, and selling
shem 20 outsiders. o. Saturday detectives Tealber-
ord and Reece arresed negro on the streets with
two pairs of sbocs for sale. The nego had sris en-
permission from Officers to sell the shoes Al tx-
ami atoa Of the Qaternasters books disclosed the
fact tha tie Gcers bad drawn tie shoes The day be-
fore. Willie tits thing going on, heaven only kaows
90 wha: extent the Qaartermiseis Depar ment refuses
20 pim the detectives, who. b. recovering st len
good Lave saved tho dep rtment many thousand DOL
ars 10 buJ q suit Of clothes at Government price.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

MAroRs CoURT.-Il addition 10 thoie mentioned
above; number OF minor cases vera disposed Of BY
the Mayor yesterday, most OF the draaass psrsons Of
whom, % gene raj lLing, take Little account Ne
roes will steal all they get hold Of and there Ia
little in menijhiog the rass instances In which they
are detected Bot IL gives US srea. asure 10 record
The lac. that negro wtm,n VAS duly corrected for
brutal cruelty to white cbli. Lou sa, saw OF -
HambletoD, ordered so for b-atng tho CT VIM.
H. Read All The parties mentioned live OIL Main street,
near lb.a. Sunday evening for scmo sight provccsI
ton, Louisa wa, ieen TO take up Mr.. Rsso's chic,
te curly .hcsded ielo~ four years DID, aid in ,Ee ian
guage OF two of the negro we SEES stave him sgaintt
the ground" The child stunned for the time, and
al,od ooz,d from his he ub equsntly recovered
and IVES very lively in court.
George Anderson, white BOY, IL Years cid, Was
fined IS for throwing s.ones a tie strees Aapsesr-
ed that Saturday, he very near striking gen
temaa in the face wih a largo ttone, when fficer
Moore, who cav the GfA pursued him. aud after per-
forming numbsls surprising feats Of agility, captured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

VALUABLE GcoDs Yesterday evsnisg
detectives Reece and W. aherord arrested two neg ces
sho we're employed ia the :dical Phveyors eff O. on
the charge Of stealing goods fon that department Ia
she negroes ROOM Cary street, the efcrs found
nmenfe 10. Of blanke drawers sheets plates aud the
ieuce koors AHA, which bad been tte from the de-
9armen. Tho negroes Gu! in the castle for the
present.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

A TRAIrcR.-B. N. F.rrar If Ga, formerly watch.
man at the Petersburg railroad deP in this city, was
o.p.ured Will with the Yankee raid.rs in Dnvidde.
Al the time of his capture be Lad quantity .sd,'s
ewely, which be had stolen fromfarm houses. Hs vas
brought over from Petersburg on yes,erdA, eve and
committed to CASTLE Thunder.
He ran away from Richmond year or more ago.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
FAor our FLoAIDA EICHAnGrs.-The Q 1inoy Di.patol

From our FLcRIDA EICHASGEs.-The Qaincy Di,patoh
says:
Major G. W. Cunningham announces the appoint
nent Of Captain J. b. Oliver, as General Agent for
the collection of wool In this State.
On tie Small POx question, it says:
W. are pleased to be abe to assure our readers and
the public generally that this dangerous and loahsome
disease is fss. disappearing from our midst No new
has been reported for tho last several weeks and
old cases rapidly convalsscirg If indeed they have
not quite recovered.
We now consider all danger of the disease spreading
has pissed, and citizens from the codntry Iced sp-
prehsnd no danger of contracting it by sitting our
ioWn. OF course some lime must ,lipse before it
would be prudent st the htuses where the disease
has prevailed let outside thee houses no danger need
bs apprehended.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

JuDex LYoSs' CoukT.-Oa Saturday, in this court,
05ares Pendergast sentenced 10 the Penitsaiiary
or four years, for a highway robbery commit upon
Phillip A. HaIa He was ,eIteucsd TO five ysars sd-
d.oDal in consideration Of the fac; that he bad been
the Penitentary before.
Richard Barry IVES tired for thu sam, offsrcs as the
above, and acquitted. ...t
On yesterday John A. Crshmau was sent to the Peni.
tertiary for three years. for stealing five hundred do
from Patrick Doran, iomeily hanger OF at the
War Department..
John 81. Gen ~ With slug shot, and robbDs him Of
god watch, convicted and sent to the Penlten
tiary for ten years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

Good nature is more agreeable Ii conversation than
Wit, and gives certain air to the countenance which lie
more amiable than beauty. II shows virtue In the fair
est light, takes OF in measure from the dsformty
OF vice and makes even fc and imperiinence support
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

The invaders have established cattle pen In that SEQ
on and fquads 80 out daily In every direction, bring
ing with them cows, oxen and calves. II theI are al
lowed 10 occupy their present camps much longer there
VII not be q COW a cali leh in the county.
GOOD SAMARITAN.
Mrs Armstrong and daughter acknowledge their in
debtedness to a msmber of the Yankee cavalry, who,
upon visiting their house, and seeing their totally des
TUE condition, kindly brought them midding of ba-
con and some bread He also guided them around the
Yankee lines and into ours, and then surrendered his
horse and revolver to pckets having resolved to
leave the company of such vandas as he unfortunately
found himself associated WITH This man recched here
Saturday afternoon and turned over TO the Provost
Marshal by the lsdies hs lad bsfrended. He saye he
is willing TO take the oath Of allegiance to the Confed-
crate Government, and will gladly join our Amy If be
can be assigned to duty at point whre he Will not be
likely to encounter his late associates 10 arms. He says
he has served in the Raglsh army, and was In all the
Crimean campaign. His name We withhold for obvious
reasons.
Mrs Armstrong and daughter mentioned the names of
Mr. Dick Williams, Mr. Cooty, and several others,
who have sustained loss Of everything they posSess,d
Oar enemies seem to have been seized with vndlc-
tiveness which none but 6ends incarnae would crafty
upon defencelees ladies' and unprotected children and
old men.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28

UH0LE Tory ON TIE MIsERIIs OF PRrTrSG NEWs-
PAPER pity the prInNr," said my Uncle Toby =
Hes poor crea ufe," rejoned Trim. "HoW so''
said my uncle Toby "Because, in the fret place.,
tinued the Corporal 'be must endeavor peaae every
body In the negligence Of the momA. perhaps small
Paragraph pops upon him. he hastily throws 1t to the
oomposior inserted and he is ruined to all intents
and purposes"
Too much the case, Trim said my uncle with deep
sigh; "too-much-ths case" Aud please your
honor" continued Trm elevitpg his voice and Striking
into an impressive itule, land please your honor
this is not tue whOls." "GO on, Trim" said my uucle
feelDgly. " The printer someumes," pursued Tsim
"hits upon piecs that pleases him. and he thinks it
cannot bur 60 down with his sub crbers but alas, sir
who can calculate upoI the humand madf
He inserts il, and 1t is all with him. They for
give others, but they cannot forgive printer. He has
host to print for, every ssts up for critic,
The pIesty mis- eXclaims, why don't he give I5 more
poetry, mnTiages and bon mots Away with these stale
pieces" The politician ps his specs his and
it over in search Of some violent nvec y he fods
nons; he takes of hs specks, folds them, sticks them
in his pocket declares the paper h for nothing bu; to
burn. Every one thinks it ought to be printed ex
pressy for himseh, he is the subscriber; and yet
after all this complaining, would you believe it, sir"
said the honest corporal, olasppg his hands beseech
ngy, there are some subscribers who do hesitate
cheat the printer GU: of his pay Our army sWors
terribly in Flanders, but they anything so bad
as that" 'Neverl said my uncle Toby, emphltcaly.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
mARYLAND CEMErRBY,

MARYLAND CEMErEHY.
THE duty of providing suitable depostary
i for haryaners falling 10 the present
test require appeal 70 citizens that State
now resident in the Of
fact that selected Hollywood and steps
being The OF that object The lo
selected Is oapacious and sgbe the purpose and will be
Of the funds
subscribed.
such may Interested and disposed 10 contribute will
hand subscriptions either VI Gre following gentlemen
Gen. G so. h. Steuar,
chariottesS lille, Va.
Ex Gov. E. Louis Lone,
MiIedgevins. Ga
Col Robert ouls,
Col. Jno. H. ssthoron,
CoI. VIM II Norris,
Col. Geo. p. Kane,
DR.. Jlo. II. Boyle,
VIM. y. Pr Q, ESQ.,
Robert Hough, Esq,
John Calvert, ESQ.,,
je23-sls Richmond, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
DIVIDEND.

TlHE President and Directors of the Bank OF
- She declared dividend OF 10 per cent
stockhod which viii DO paid 10 them on ana ser he
LIST July next
win be paid by the Bank and NOT BY themselves. .
je2T-lGt J. ID. hokIoh, Vamer'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
DIED.

On Saturday morning. jane a5h the residence Of Mr. John
v. Hsrdwcke on Union HILL Mn BETTIE COLEMAN, wife
Of David NJ Coleman and daughter Rob NJ Moore Pow
hatan county-leavisg three infant children.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-28
DIVIDED ID.

THE President and Directors Of the Traders
Bank Of the City Of Richmond have this day declared
Dividend Of " the last x months subject 10 de-
ducon quarter OF per cent Bonus the STATE leavn
per payable to the and amer the LIST
day Of July next. EHLfOh,
Al Cashier.