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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-09
For F ailalelphia.

THE new and first class Stea uGhip lie knight,
1 $50 tons Cap :. Grahsm, and the new and
frs caass StesIas & p ew Jersey so tons Capt
HoXe, now .orIo reCliac u, etssy line tween
;'rn,de'p ia aad Richmond, e Ing each port
eve Saturday At ID O'clock, A. 81
Ges sic .l1ers i'll utre at the lowest rates, and
ssil promptly a. II yeTtised.
M ilt ghL rcceI sed vu he dsy Of sailing.
For F e.g tor Fxs.i sc having good accOmmo.
dahOhsr Al ply 10
CHE ISTIAN. LrA & co,
ie eff No. 6S Aain ttIeet.
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General Grant has issued an order that all re.
leased prisoners shall be forwarded to their
homes by government transportation instead Of
being sent across the lines as hitherto.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0FFTCE OF CONPTROLI.ER or TBB CURsEECY,
=.


OFFTCE OF CONPTROLIER or TBB CURsEkCY,f
WASHINGTON, n y Cd. 1865.
NYHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence present
w ed to the undersigned. II has heen made TO
appear that the First National Bank of Rich
mond in the City of Richmond in the county OF
Henrico and state of Virginia. has been daily or.
gauizod under and according t. tine requirements
of the Act Of Congress entitled AN Act to pro-
vide National Currency, secured by u pledge
Of United States bonds, and to provide or the
circulation and iedempt on the euf" approved
June 3, 1864, and has compl ed with ell the po-
visions of said Act required TO be comvli,d With
before commencing the business 0. h1Eking un.
der said Act
Now, therefore, l, freeman Clarte. ComptroI.
let Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
First National Bank Of Richmoad n the City
of Richmond, bin the county of Benrco and State
of Virginia is authorized TO commence the bust.
ness OF Banking under the Act Aforesaid.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my hand and
seal of Office this third day OF May 1866.
IL. S. FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE or YIRGINIA,

ORce over Mitchell a. TyIer'S,
NO. l0S MAIN STREET.
Tbs COMPANY has yet q good capital left
4 from the trel late wreck, and have resumed
business at their new once, No. lVo Main street.
frst door above Mitchell Tyler's store.
The old friends Of the Company and the public
are requested 10 call on them for insurance as
heretofore.
Policy holders are hereby notified 70 bring their
policies promptly TO the once OF the Company
and have them endorsed good for proper amounts
In current funds.
JOHN L BACON, President
WV. H. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
RICHMOND. May 9th. 1865.
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CLOT'HINlG, &c.
E. V. BREEDEN,

lie = -O1l1AANAA%~'f
NO o17 BROAD STREET SECOND FLOOR,
CALLS THE ATTENTION OF HIS FRIENDS AND
~ tho public to a most desirable assortment oI
DRY GOODS.
Just selected by himself in New York, which VIII be
offered al the lowest prices at wholesale and retail.
Amongst them will be- found:
Bleached s hrtings,
Fancy and black and white Prints,
Printed Ch allie Delaines,
Alpaca M.elanges,
Bleacled a nd Slate Drills,
All wool b l'k and cold Delaines,
Black Alpa ccas,
Armure De LANES,
J.. G. Hand kerchiefs,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Hoop Skirts, Balmoral skirts,
Ginghams, colOred Cambfiess
Black Cloths,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Cashmerettes,
Scotch Diaper,
Brown Linen Drill,
Linen Duck &c, &c.
N.B...-Tiie office Of BREEDEN l. FOX may be found,
for the prese mt, at the same place. jeS--t
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CO.PAKTNERsHIP NOTICES

NOTICE. subscribers have associated
N Themselves under toe hrm and sty lie Of
SCLATER i MOORE, for the purpose o con-
ducting q General Commission and Merchandise
Brokerage business.
They respectfully offer their services TO their
friends and the pablic and trust, by strict atten-
tic a 70 business, % merit liberal share OF pat
ronaee. J. b. SCLATEk
A. T. MOORE.
q Warehouse south side Cary street, seven
doors below l5ts. lest
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LUMBER DEALERS.
LUMBER.

UTE invite the attention Of buyers to Q large
w stock Of Lumber, suitable for home or for.
eign markets, consisting Of
Building timber, pine and scruce boards and
plank. rough or planed walnut. cherry, oak,
Esh. hickory poplar, basswoO1 and hemloek
boards. plank and jOist sycamore boards 5-s in.
and In, regular izes for tobacco boxes ma
hogany and rose wood veneers. Also,
SHINGLES and laths; wagon hubs sPokes and
felloesoWhich will be sold az lowest market
rstss- r. ". ADAMS & CO.,
lI6 Wall Street, New York, and
Atlantic Docks BTooklyu, N x,
NY I2-ln
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
e0Wu STEAyTROaTC COM

III C,JMPANY.-FuR BALTIMORE.
The fine steamer NORTH POINT. Capt. kbR
WIN, will rece Freigh on Friday morning,
and sail on Saturday evening at p'clo T. A.
For freight or passage apply TO tCspt IN on
board at Rockets or TO
DAVID y VIM CURRY,
A. Cbas. L. Worthsm d Co., 18th ST.
PASSAGE S.. Shipper must procure permits and
execu.e bonds before sending their freight down.
ieS-3.~ u. & w. Z.
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N u W L l N L
UNITED STATES M AaL LINE

UNITED SIAHES M All AH-NHs'
NEW LIN E.
ID O. HASKINS and D. B. BRTDGFORD
IL. are the AGENTS for ihe New Line
to Baltimore, consistin { of the following
steamers:
GEORGE LEiRY, Cap tain Brakeman;
JAMES T. BRADY, Ca plain Young,
CITY POINT Captain Talbot;
DICTATOR, Captain L earring;
all first class steamers and ewly furnished
The steamers leave Ha skins Il Bridgsord's
wharves, nearly opposite to Col. R. o. Haskins
store, EVERY MORNING ut 6 o'clock.
ie6 -3W
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r,HE FOLLOWING, FROM AMONG A HOST or
similar Testimonials Of the extraordinary virtues
Of GOURAUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, is se-
lected for its brevity:
DR. GOURAUD--SIR: For series Of years my face
and forehead have been covered with unightly blOch
es and pustules and to aggravate the matter
gradually assumed the redness ola piony. In short,
others inasnuch as my aflicton attributed TO
undue use OF stimuidnts. have proved the contrary
by using your invaluable
MEDICdTED soap,
through the influence Of which am entirely freed
from the aforesaid nusances, and my skin has become
as white and clear 1t in the days Of my boyhOod.
conceive this public testimony to be eminently your
due and You quite welcome 10 make what Of it
YOU please. Respectfully yours,
JONI JBFFRIEs, Printer,
my2?--lmeod sun Buildings.
mo BUILDERS AND CABINET MAKERS. JOHN
/ DUER (of the late firm OF Duer x Norris), begs
leave to inform his old in Richmond and Pc
tersburg, that he is still doing business at the old
No. HANOVER STREET,
and offers 10 the trade and others general assortment
Of
BUILDERS and C.iBLNET HARDWARE,
UPHoLSTERERs' AND UNDERTAKERS'
TRIMMINGS, Sc,
at as ,,. ,,,,,,,,..
as they can be had in this or any Eastern City,
FOR CASH ONLY.
attended to, and collections made by Express.
Address JOHN DUER,
s sHanOver Street,
my?2- -eodim Baltimore
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OFFICIAL.
BRTGADIKR GENERAL M X. PATRICE
UNDERTAKING.
i LAIIRE

U n d i r 7 A X r r,
CORSER THIRD AND BROAD STREETs.
7 AM prepared 70 disinteE bodies FROM the city
i Graveyar6s or the surrounding 'untry and
furnish air tight cases, ready for transportation
To those who desire TO employ me in either
burying the dead or disiDieriny, entire satisfac'
ton will be given. myl2-lm'
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EXCHANGE Livery and Sale

EXCHANGE Livery and Sale
II Stables, on Franklin, between l4th and
loth sireets.-The subscriber has thoroughly re-
accommodate the public, having secured No.
Oslers and the beat pfovender and feed the
ms .ket .ffords.
By giving them his person'l attention. ne Is
dPt s.mined to make l. to the interest OF the
public TO patronise him.
For Provender and Grain delivered OF the Sta.
bles. will pay the market price in cash.
my29-dlm&eo4m }. b. ID.
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MONTAGUE & WHITALL,
Gate Of the Merchants Insurance Company Of
RichmOnd)
INSURANCE. AGENTS.
NO 23l MAIN STREET,
Just below Ihe SpOtsW God Hotel,
"AVlNG been duly constituted agents to rep
resent in this community several Of the
BEST AND MOST RELIABLE
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Announce to the citizens Of Richmond aad the
counties adjacent their readiness 10 issue Poll
cies Of Insurance against
Loss Or DAMAGE BY FIRE
In any Of the following companies
Maryland Fire Insurance Company
National Fire Insurance Company
Peabody Fire Insurance Company, and
Merchants and Mechanics Fire Insurance Com.
PAM Of Baltimore, Nd.
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company
international Fire Insurance Company
Continental Fire Insurance Company
Resolute Fire Insurance Company
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New
York
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn,
New York
Phqnix Insurance Company of Hartford, Con.
necticut, and
Home Insurance Company of Savannah, Ga.
In presenting this list hessrs. N. * W. assure
their friends and the public that these are first
class Companies, presenting abundant resources
and undoubted reliability. Prompt payment IN
cases Of losses is guaranteed, and thus they are
such institutions as merit the confidence and
patronage Of all desiring Perfect Safety Against
Loss.
No. 23I Main ST, Richmond.
myl2-lm
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VIRGINIA
L A N D A G E N G Y.

The undersigned have established in the City Of
Richmond an Agency for the
SALE AND RENTING OF LAND IN EASTERN VIR-
GINA.
Having been long engaged practitioners Of Law in
the Courts OF the State, and well and extensively
quainted with the people OF the Eastern part oft its
soil productions and social condition. they have II In
their power 10 extend facilities TO those who may wish
10 settle or invest capital here. BY means OF Agents
employed in the several Counties, they will be able to
afford accurate information to the quality aud sitI
tion OF Lands, the state of Titles, &e and will i've
their personal supervision TO the affairs OF the
The Clim ate Soil and accessibility by water
aud railroads, of the Lands of Bas6rn Virginia, offer
unrivalled attractions to settlers while the transition
from the former to a system Of labor must
sary bring into MARKET either for sale lease, large
bodies Of - -
VALUABLE LANDS,
in some Of the most desirable parts Of the country An
Agency, such they have undertaken, Is believed TO
be pub Bile necessity and they nope, by digent ateR-
ton 10 all interests cOnhdcd TO them, meet s re-
Once on Franklin St., I'd door below Exchange Hotel-
II. l.. BROOKE,
my5i--im X. +. DANIEL.
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GALE PoSTPONED.-The sale OF the vslu4-
- BILE pr perty known as the BALLARD
HOUSE ADVERT ed TO come off on THURSDAY,
the list of June next is forthe present postponed.
The property can be treated for at private ,a.e
by application 10 us, or to HARRISON X Co, 4,
No. 9, New street. New York with whom
plans If the prop rtJ can be seen.
HARRISON, GoDDIN IL APPERSON.
mv1t-H
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF RIClIsTOND.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, President.
NATHANIEL AUGUST, Cashier.

GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND fINAN-
CIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
UNITED STATES CUsTON-HoUsE. Entrsuce, BAna
street, first door on tne LEFT
Agent for ths'7 80 loan.
constant supply Of Noes will be kept on
hand.
This Bank Will buy and sell all classes of Gov
ERNhIENT SECURITIES al current inarse rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE aud make collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CIIlaS OF TIE
UNITED SEATES.
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL AND
PROMPT ATTENTION to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRSiS.
and to any other busine.s entrusted to the Bank.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 10 COVE n
MENT LOANS at all times cheeriuly turn 8 .ed.
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cn.PARTNERSInP.

THE undersigned have associated themselves Tor the
i purpose OF couducting GENERAL AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUslN ~, for the sale ot Merchandise,
Liquors aud Feeland have taken the two large
snd spacious tenements Franklin street, between
l4fb .ud 18Th. whore they design Keeping always on
hand varied assortment % which they invite the at
tention OF the public.
Thav will give strict personal attention 90 all c0n-
si-nments and make liberal advances upon the
fhe stvle of the irn is Jos. .BECuNEL 8 Go.
f'onsieunents solicited. Jos. BECMMEL.
JNO. B. DAVIS.
-iss--im n. ~ LIE.
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J. B. CHARRON g. CO.,

J. b. CHiRRON s. co.,
Sole agents in the United States for Chanon, Pere
Fills, Burgundy; Emile Bamont x Co., Paris, Bor-
deaux and Cognac, producers and consignors of
Wines, Brandies, Liquors, and Importers of Ha-
yana Cigars have ON hand and offer for sale choice
old COgnac and Champagne Brandies, Old Madeira,
Sherry and Port Wines, superior Bordeaux Clarets
and Burgundy Wines, choice brands Champagne
Wines, Holland Gin, Scotch Whisky London Brown
Stout, Porter and Scotch Ale. Also on consignment,
PURE OLD RYE BOURBON wHIsKYS,
Cor. HaRorer and Lombard SiI.,
je3--3m BALTIMORE.
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DMNTALNOTICE-G. W. JONESsur.

DENTALNOTICE-G. W. J0NESsur.
~ geon Dentist Having had his Office
destroyed By the late FIRE, announces TO his
former patrons and al Others desiring his
professional services, that he has opened en-
ofice on Main street, two doors from corner Of
sixth. opposite the Arlington House. Is now
prepared gently and thoroughly TO fill, cleanse,
extract and regulate the natural teeth, and to
insert artificial ones, from ono to full set on
the gold or vuleanite plate. myl6-3m
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TOY TO THE WORLDLA weeks

81 washing done perfectly in two or three
hours without soaking. rubbing or boiling, BY
CHINE AND WRINGER. Time, labor, soap and
clothes saved. The Wringer has vulcanized
white rubber rollers, and can be used on any
kind of round or square tub. 1t will wiring
collar OF blanket, without injury to buttons,
&c. ]. WARD d CO.. Proprietors,
457 Broadway, New York.
win soon be for sale also by CHAs. D YALE
&C.,, Governor st, myl6-lls
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REGALIAs AND FLAGS.

ITO NHAsjONS, ODD FELLOWS,
i &c-rhs Regala and Flag Mdnufactory,
formerly on 9th street. may be found atthe jew
elry Store of C. G. Walter, No. l3l Broad street,
between 9TH and 8 h streets.
Orders from distance will receive usual at
tpnton. Addre ,s r. MCDONALD.
mvl9-2aw'm Box No. 1877 Ricb'd P. O..
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,rtOPARTNERSHIP. "A. p. BROWN X CO.--Having
I , connected with me Eog TRUMAN aad JNs. l..
GRErN for the purpose % carrying on the GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS, solicit The patronage oi our
ntrticuIsr attention % the ssle OF ALL KINDS OF
A. p. BGOwN, Richmond,
Ed Thu RNAN, Alhemarle, Co, Va.
JNE j.. GEEENE, Brunswick e. ''
(Oficc Cor 18th and Main Sts)
2 : Having had an experience oi 10 year, In the
f,s,r,--ion Business dater myself that an who may
trst bu-iness 90 will fud &C to their interest % do
- shall give my personal attention 90 the business.
Il return my thanks for the liberal patronage be-
H'yD,vsS--in1 A. 2. BROWN.
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DR. JOHN MAMONY, surgeon

DDcntisI. flor many years associated with
Ir. John q. Wsyt would respectfully inform his
old patrons, and al Others who may need his ser,
vices. that in consequence of the destruction of
his onice by the great fire he has opened an o.
fee at his residence on Fourth street, between
Broad and Marshall where he can be found at ell
hours. Artificial Teeth inserted on gold, silver
and vulcanite. The highest price paid for o!d-
Cold PLATE. my30-dl2m
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HARRAL, IaISLEY Il TOMP.
IL KINS, Wholesale Druggists, Nos. l41
Chambers and Hudson streets New York.
Formerly Haviland, HaTal l. Risley. and Har-
raj, Risley Il Kitchen. JAMES HARRAL,
Formerly of Charleston, S. G.
II. w. RISLEY,
my1S-2aw3ms Formerly of Augusta, Ga.
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rsOns desiring 70 subscribe to the RICHMOND
q can dn 40 nnnn rha fnllnulnr tarrna
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New Advertisements

Lepage Bro Offer fifty bsls of No Her
rags on shippers account.
Wake & Chamberlain, -Will lease at
auction, on 31st July, a desirable lot on Roa~
noke street. Read the terms.
Chance for Investment-A rare chance is
offered in Confectionery, Fancy articles 60
Look over the notice with the above head.
ing ~ taa-
"Omr Office. "-McCourt is on hand. He
has sopened "our office" at No. l25 Church 81
Every body knows McOourt add will call
down to see bin. His Liquors, Wines &c.
SO, are sold TO be Of the raresi quality,
w. r c. Land -=Cslls attention to his
large stock of Lumber &c. of all kinds--a
wants the people to come down ana hall it
away sa-t p.
House for Rent.-A desirable family resi-
dence ia off7fed 10 the Houseless See the q o.
toe
Land for Sale Mr.. Jno. R. Klby has put
three separate parcels of lands 10 the market,
and wants purchasers for it He describes it
in another column .s
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HELD Foa ExAMNArIoa.--several days

HELD FoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES days
rested by the Military, and turned over to the
Mayor of this city, Oh the charge of stealing
horses 10 one of the adjacent counties, and
selling them 10 another: Since his arrest, he
and fifty dollars from gentleman in Princess
Asn He is now held 10 "dursnce vile," and
will be so held, until the Organization of that
county When it is expected that she will
take charge of, and prosecute all who offend
the majesty of law in her precincts
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FRlE RAiLwAY.-Trains leave Demo-

ERlE RAiLWAY.-Trains leave Denot
- foot OF Chambers St. via Pavona Ferry.
100 "A. M: Day Express for Oansndaipus.
meets at Buffalo with Lake Shore and GranS
Trunk Railways, and at Salamanca with AtIantic
and Great Western Railway.
$50 A. M, Milk and Way Train daiIy. tn O,;.-
vile '''"
10 90 A. M, Express Mail for Buffalo. connect.
ing with Lake Shore Railway.
90 P. M, Way Train for Port Jsryis and
pNewbrrg. t. 5H6 ars. "~
. 800 P. NJ Night Express for Canand sieua.
Rochester, Buffalo. Salamanca, and West.
Z 900 p. M, Lightning Express, daily. o. Ca.
nandagua, Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca' Dan.
kirk, and West. Connects at Buffalo with Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, snd at S4Is,
mauca with Atlantic and G:sat Wes.ern Rail,
way SEA Is. ali
! 500 P. M, Emigrans Train daily, for Buff 10.
Salamanca, Dunkirk and West.
HUGH RID LIE, Gen'l Sup't., New York.
r VIM. X. BARR, Gen'l Pass Agt., New York.
: se20-Iy. @ ofa ls ssH
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QUIET Cry. The City of Portsmouth,
was yesterday one of the most quiet and or
derly communities, we ever visited. A walk
through the Corporate limits and iIs envi-
rons developed nothing upon which we could
base, local of interest
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EOR NEW YORK VIA NEwPOR IT.

Il die-OautH 7 "sSage 90 DecK Of.
Cars leave the Depot of the Old Colony and
Kneelsnd streets, at $50 P. M. daily.
, For the steamer METROPOLIS, Captain B.
Simmons, on Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
q Passengers by this route can take 4.3o P. M.
Express Train and arrive in Newport one hour
before the Steamboat Train, having time to Sc.
cure state room and make other preparations for
the passage.
Passengers by this line going to Philadelphia,
baitmore Wssnlngten, &C., can connect with
the. New Jersey or Camden & Amboy Railroad.
Baggage checked through.
GEORGE SHIVBR1CK, Agent.
jy3 tt No. 80 Washing ton st.
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OHIO RIvER.-Atlantie and M,esissinpi
~ Steamship COMPANY connects with the Iii.
nois Central Railroad. Leaves on Sunday JAW
IS, at o'clock P. NJ. For Louisville, Cairo,
Memphis, Picksburg. Natchez, Baton Rouge and
all intermediate andings-The new and splendid
p aasepgsr steamer W, r. CARTER, W. r. HoIi-
craft, master. y. A. Tatum. clerk will leave as
above. For freight or passage. apply on board,
or to
jy7 B. R. PEGRAM. Agent. a5 Poydras st. '-'
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CHEA r AND PLEASANT SUMMER
" TRAVEL -Rsritan am Delaware Bay Rail.

road Hf,t :. n &
New York TO Camden. Fl ON Pier North Riv
er, daily at lo.45 M connecting with trains
Tor Red Bank. Long ranch, MsDcheste. Tom
River Bars egat, and Tuckerton As P. M; for
Highlands, Middletowu Red Bank, Shrewsbury,
Eatontown, Ocean Port. Branch POI t. Long Branch
Shark River, Farmngdale Squankum, Bergen.
Manchester, md Toms River. Ss'' 1888
Fare TO Lusg Branch. ST.. --la a
The splendid Steamer jesse Hoyt will leave as
above daily at IL A. M :, for Camden direct.
THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS. vn
Fare, ~; Excursion Tickets. good for DAYS So.
From Camden take the West Jersey Railroad
for Cape May and all parts OF West Jersey ~.
je2 IT. ... t.-... $50. -t'.'"
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M RCH NTs AND PEOPLES

o'clock p. NJ. Fer ST. Louis. Cairo, Memphis
Vieksburg, Natchez, Bat Rouge aud all inter
mediate landings. The new and splendid pass
senger steamer HENRY AMES, Thomas l.. Craw-
lord, master. John N. Lssvsnworth, clerk, will
leave as above. ~.
Ferfreight or passage, apply on board: jys
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OUR ADVERTISING IA TIES.

We have adopted the following liberal
scale of advertising rates for the accommo-
dation of our INGREDIENTS and others, who de-
sire to advertise in our columns regularly
It will be seen that in most cases the terms
are as low as they were before the war
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CHoRE LINE RAILwAY.-Great NJ.

SHORE LIN RAILWAY.-Grea Mail
- Route between New York, Providence and
Boston, three Daily Trains, leaving New York,
corner of twenty-seventh street and Fourth
avenue, at 8 A. M, 1876, and 8 P. M
This new aud popular route between New Y ork
and Boston is by tar the most delightful between
he t"o great cities, skirting it does the shore
| OF Leng IsiaHd Sound and Nsrrsgansett Bay, be-
ing almost entirely free from dust (that great
annoyance to travellers.) and aifording a fine
sea breeze nearly the entire route.
! Splendid sleeping cars attached to all night
/ aims. .s
: yl2.H f. j. CALHOUN, Sup't.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26
LEAVE TWENTY. SIX STREET.

$40 Am. Mail Train for Chatham, stopping q
all stations ...; 81.
900 A. NJ. White Plains Train, Stopping at all
stations. b.
1000 A. NJ. White Plains Train, stopping at all
stations.
100 4. 81. Albany and Troy Express Train.
2.S0P, Nd Pawling Train. stopping at Ford.
BAN. West Mount Vernon, White Plains, and all
stasiyns North.
449 P. NJ. Albany aad Troy Express Train.
$40 r. NJ. White Plains Train, stopping at all
stations
$40 P. M. White Plains Train, stopping at all
stations. 4
| s,sop, NJ. williams Bridge Train, stoppisg at
all stations. ...,- =
Tickets procured and baggage checked, cor.
ner Nv en- W six st., and fourth ave-, and ali Of
the offices of Westeotts Express in New York
and Brooklyn, to all points on this road and its
connections. and bag gage checked from the resi-
dence to destination.
This road is now in first rate order, and runs
through of the finest agricultural districts in
the State, and for safety, speed and comfort will
compare favorably with any other route
l. G. BUCKHOUT, Eng'r and Gen,l Supt.
l. ID. Barton, Asst Sup't and Genr Freight
Agent.-jeb If.