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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
ERnM LYNCFRERG

We copy the following ems from the Iir'
giai0a, Of 27th ultimo:
THs RIvER.-The effects Of the late heavy
rains are uow visible in the river. FROM
present indications, tie amount OF damase
done to lowland crops viii be considerable.
We bayo not seen the river 50 high for d
long time, and at .ast advises /. was still
rising.
ELEcrIoN.-At the regular election Friday
evening by tbe City Co6pc! 2, all the old city
officers were reelected, sI;l tie exception
oil 4 II. Folks 10 De Clerk Of tae Market;
vice J. \. Turpiu, deceased.
TuE OATH is stn beia- administered TO
crowds OF applicants. To facilitate the bust
ness, il is nov given 90 parties g., tht-ty ~ =
time, instead OF TO each man separately.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD.

The Board Of Public Works, as constituted
at present, consists ofthe Governcr, Auditor
and Treasurer Of the Commonwealth. They
have appointed Mr. Philip Quigiey, Of Della
ware, and Andrew Janissoo, Of Alexandria
commissioners to lake charge OF, repair aud
operate the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
for the best interests of tho Commonwealth
and loyal stockholders, uatil the reorSaniza-
tion. Of the State aud tie further orders Of
the Board Of Public Works. The repairs to
the road viii probably be completed within
thirty days. Richmond viii then be in direct
communi alton wiki Alexandra, via Central
Railroad to Goriousyi.ir, and tGence by the
Oracse ana Alextnd.i5 Railroad 20 Alexan-
dria
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

Office southside Franklin, between 9th and 9Th
Streets; 4ih door above corner Of 7th.
ie6-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
JEFFERSON DAVIS As A FkISONEI

We learn, through an army odicer WAC
Witnessed the operation, that Davis vas
placed in irons az Fortress Monroe, as has
been previously reported. 1. was no, done,
however, from q spirit % Ievc - aud haze,
~ 20 render the positi0u.Ot the unfortunate
man any move uncomfortable. After being
confined in the caseWate be- became yesy
intractable, StOym-d about tie apartments,
abused the guard, " berdt>d the Govern
meut authorities, asserting JEat no Major
General had a right TO cons. sn Dill 10 such
quarters and threw his r1tious az the lead
of the attendant who brought Jheu Co aim.
The shackies were therefore applied 10 hiu,
partly as a punishment, AID par ,y Is pre-
cautiOrary measure, IN tEe sane manner as
O refractory offender is Uln@c.ed az Sing
Sing.
We trust, however, th8; j, viii not be
deemed necessary IL Tie Washington du-
thorlties to repest Tire operation; not that
he has not merited hy his mlslyedS the Sc
yerest physical sUt'c-l1E. No clrloreal
punishment, however severe, could atone
Tor the suffering brouEh, upon Ills fellow
race BY Davis, be whose uuhCiy ambition
knew no bounds, whose tLlr,t Tor power was
no; even slaked IN ;1o blood o. q whole gen
Grafton swept un-er tho Sod.
NE do not live d. oar1arlc age Dut hy
claim 10 the hi.tss. civil 5s,i0n and though
Davis uay have treated yIy prisoners most
inhumauI,, we should convince hIS followers
and the world hy q t. euJ course, that un-
contaminated uy Slavery. sc are al Jlst We
claim 10 be- dc SHOULD receive the treat
ment usually accorded 10 state prisoners az
this DAY, being supplied si.u p,caty Of food
aud fresh air, permitted as much liberty 81
limb a. IS compatible with his security, and
exposed 20 no taunts OF insults frcm unthink-
lug guards.
The people have exhibited wonderful
self-eoutroi through rho war. Let our au-
thori;ies now manifest an equal sel,-coutrol
over themselves by uOG yielding 10 any per-
sonal feelings of revenge, however much they
have suffered individual, az the hands Of
those nov IL their power. Let all the cir
cumstances attending t1e imprisonment,
trial snd punishment c. tho CYLINDERS be
marked BY the utmost s9.elni,y and dig
nifty, thereby ieav,uS a.a,ary effect upon
thepeople.-N 7. CON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
The rorarkEs.lE E.eLE tells the following

The lOCGhAEEelE A6LE teIAs the io.Io Hius
good sorry
General MARTIN. whom most every body knows
thereabuuts was ada cted TO a propensity for
paving outrageous prices for every thing ne
bought, under the impression that otherwise 10
wasn't good Meeting one Of his old chums one
day, Col X. from Hyde Park he Immediately in-
v.ted him 10 dinner. HE colonel was engaged
super the same-ant as he was TO leave town
next day az y, the matter was finally CONFRONT
sed with q breakfast. Tue general Immediately
took charge Of the CCmmissIry Department and
laid in a supply OF good things. knowing the
colonel % be fond Of good cup OF coffee he
bought two pounds OF the very best. The grocer
knowing his customer had TO charge MN an eA,
IRA price. Now vile, SAID he, Colonel IA. Will
be here 10 breakfast tomorrow, and want you
TO do your best aud give Us first tate cup OF
coffee Here is some bought az eighty cents
Mound The old lady was indignant at tho great
IuroAds he was making in her household eN-
De nses, aud d-termined 10 cure him. n possible,
Of his eNtravsgaht propensities. The morrow
came and with it Col X. A fine smoking hot
breakfast graced the table. The colonel who
drank more than q usual allowance Of coffee,
having Just finished third cup was in high
glee, anu so was the general, sdnirlns his appe-
lite. How do You like the coffee, colonel said
the lady. Excellent. madam; never drank bet
Ter in my liie.' The general was delighted
Didn't tell you, wife said he, IL you want the
best YOU must pay a little out OF this way II
NAV be 50 IN some cases said the lady, with
Quiet humor out ia this case you are mistaken.
here i the coffee you bought yesterday, (pro-
ducng the PACKAGE you see ! have not tluched
Il, the excellent coffee you are drinking IS hENTs
EAST INDIA OFFEE, for which pay thirty cents
a pound. Ths general had 10 back down and
he cid il with good grace. He acknowledged
that henl's East India Coffee beat HIM and that
in future be would leave the household manage.
ment 10 his better hall, who knew how 10 appge
ciats good article even if was offered a. less
ing. Jee-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
From the Portland Monthly.l
Summer Complaint md Dyson.
uerV.

Bowel complaints seem just now 10 be the pre-
vailing element. and any medicine that is every
where acceDtab aud that is reliable, il a very
desirable acquisition. From what we have seen,
heard and exOerienced we believe Davis Pain
Killer Is this desderatum. Fer the best method OF
using il We quote from the directions.
"FOr common bowel complaints give one tea
spoonful in gill Of new milk and molasses, in
equal parts stirred wei. together lessen the dose
Tor children according to tue age. Ifthe pain be
severe battle the bOwe.s and back with the med
icine. THIS mode Of treatment is good in cases
Of The cholera mOr0us, sudden siOppages &c.-
Repeat the dose every hOur.
srae quickest way ever saw dyssntery cured
was by taking one spoonful Of the Pain Killer in
one gill VI milk aud molasses stirred well TO-
gether and drank hot at the same tiGe bathing
the bowels freely with the medicine. Let the
dose be repeated every hour until the patient is
relieved"
II every soldier and every other person who has
reason % fear this disease, would provide them
selves with bottle OF this medicine and use as
occasion required, We believe a great amount Of
suffering and sickness Ould be saved, as well in
the tented fed as the domestic home circle. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,
THE UNIVERSAL REMEDY
For Internal and External
Complaints,

AT this period there are but few Of the human
race unacquainted with the erits Of tne Pain
Killer but while some eXtOl il rs a liniment,
they know bus little Of its power in easing pa n
when taken internally, while Others use II in.
terms ~ with great success but are equally g-
rant OF ITS healing virtues when applied eX-
ternally We therefore wish 10 say u all that
IL is eqaally successful whether used internally
or externally, and Il stands alone Uurivalled
by al the great catalogue Of Family Medicines
aud Its sale is universal and immense. The de.
maud for il from India and other foreign coun-
tries is equal to the demand at home and it has
become Known in those far-of places solely by
is merits.
THE PAIN KILLER derives much of its pop.
ularity from the simplicity attending its use,
which gives IL a peculiar value in a family. The
various diseases which may be reached by IT,
ana in their incpent stages eradicated. are
among those which are peculiarly fatal if suit
fersd 10 run; but the curative magic Of this
e.aration at Cnce disarms them Of their ter
rors. la all respects it fuldls the conditions Of
a popular medicine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

BoorH's HoDY.-It will not be very MANY days
bsfore tie visitors 10 The Army Medical Museum
In this city will be granted yIeN o. tte portion
Of The spinal yertebfR Of The uuide,er through
whiea passed the ging bullet The rene VIII
be es eemed most valuable one by those skilled
IN medical science, exhibiting as L do plainly
the exact nature Of the wound, aad d-nonstrat-
ing the intense agory in which Booth must have
passed his long hours Of lingering death. 10 Is
nov in process OF prepare IN 10 the Museum,
AMI not accessible TO the Publc.-WaSh. Cor.
Boston Advertiser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
SUFFRAGE IN ExeLASD.-The London cores

SUFFRAGE IN ENeLAND.-The London cores
pondent Of the Tribune writes
Parliament has Just pronounced, by majority
If saventv.f four votes, against the extension Of
sparage. Il was a question Of reducing the
onsii6cation in the bOroughs from ten pounds TO
IN. ana il was voted down; some Of the most
non1Ia- members of the Govern ment going
against the project. to the great disgnsi Of It's
more liberal supporters. Of course, Tories and
Conservatives went in 3 body against the pro.
posed extension, and they would 80 for stu
further restriction, were it possible to take away
privileges already conceded or rights already IN
exercise without a revolution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
AUCTION SALES This Day.

BY CHRISTIAN LEA CO., Aucrs.
A UCTION SALE ON TUESDAY, 9Th inst, n
"A 10 o'clock. HRlSTIAN, LEA 4 co. will sell
at auction, on TUESDAY, 9Th Inst, commencing at II
o'clock
10 barrels Sugar,
so Irish Potatoes,
100 Z" Cakes,
rs " Crackers,
rs boxes Cheese,
so bags Coffee,
rs barrels Brown Sugar, f 1I
20 +" Crushed do,
10 cans Fruit,
20 Meat
IS barrels No. Maekerel,
IS No. do,
IS Herrings,
900 boxes Scotch Herrings,
50 barrels Vinegar
IL gross Essence Of Coffee,
boxes Ground do,
" Ginger,
Is rolls White Mating,
is Red do,
IS " Oil Carpeting,
25 pairs Gilt Curtains,
Buff Linen for Curtains,
lot OF SHOES,
CIGARS OF different brands,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
VIII DO added to the Auction Sale OF CHRISTIAN,
LEA & co. this day:
$50 SILK Nantes and sacques, Lace Nantes,
jes--n CHRISTIAN, LEA co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

NJ. .t,,ef hi Palermo, winch o q "a named amer
~ .cip a one OF the principal streets aud said
- ,Si9i 10 Dc the dnest in southern Europe. 10 Is
tS De known as the S'ra9a a. F'sfh1e1''-
r.. r.,oi,tiou In Hayt has extended 90 Port au
,t s,e Siiapidaed capital u that uuquiet negro
pTeSident Gsnrari, who hl, been forced 10
abandon Port az Prince u tle lna1l-el mas 'aNeA
49, esId - he head Of three thousand men
rua1e Badrer a North Carolina, formerly United
o. sen,o7 and Secretary of tle Navy, has recently
had two paralytlc strokes, aa0 has heafl Aoet MS
power u speech
p,atoes are selliug al SANDY Hill, Washington eoun-
~ IA from tseuty % twenty ave eents 9ushel.
ia ~ her hard % tie holders who refused sixty
tsrss ssRls last fall
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
DEMAND FOR SOUTHERN FAExs.--The Ma
,nal Int ligeHcer says

fioaal Intelligence says:
There is considerable inquiry already for
small farms in the vicinity OF this city, bo-h
In Virginia and Maryland. IN Fairfax coun-
~ offers are made by Northern men for
farms al prices higher than they would have
brought in 1860. Many Northern officers and
soldiers will, il is supposed, cecOme land
owners and cultiyators IN tlis neigh5orhood.
There Is an excellent market hers for the
products Of the farm, The garden and the
dairy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
STEANERa TO AERIvr
ALMANAC FOB RICHMOND THIS DAY, JunEa
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jusr c. 1866.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Red jacket, Adams City Point mail and
government passengers.
Steamer City Polt, Talbot, Norfolk, mall, dse and
passengers, Haskins & Bird sford
Steamer Georgianna, Pearson, Norfolk rdse and
passengers, W. c. Smith
Steamer Yafoo Couch, at Aiken's Landing, from y.
T., mds. and passengers 9. +. Watson.
Steamer Seneca, silman, City Point, government on
GERS.
Steamer Monnohanssu, crowell City Point, govt
officers.
Steamer George Washington, Powell Point Of Rocks.
Propeller Columbia, City Point, soy't ordOrs..
Schooner VIM. Emory Hooper, Bslio., mdso., !
WORKMAN.
eAILEp,
Steamer Dictator, Dssring Norfolk, nds and passer
gers Haskns q Rridgford.
steamer M, Martin, LivingE:os, Norfolk, mds. and
pass, W. e. smith.
Steamer Rod Jacket, Adams, City Point, mail and
government passengers.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Graham, Philz., ndse. and
pass, Christian & Lea.
Steamer Hero Of Jersey, Loveland, Pr Rocks, govt
hospital boat.
orers.
Steamer Ocean Wave, Briggs, City Point sOvsrnnt
Steamer River Queen, Bradford, govt orders.
Steamer Creole, Thompson, from Aisens Landing.
mdse. and pass, 6. ?. Watson.
Schooner n. A. lvens, Bod!n, down the river. ight
Schooner J. 8. Hesse,
Schooner BuenA Wis Q, "
Schooner ". A. Predmore, " ."
Schooner Memsnto,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
EarHnera.

Provide yourself with Perry Davis Pain Killer
a. this season Of the year, when collie, cholera
morbus4 dysentery, ciarrhea, &c, may disable
your hands-use it 10 every case Of the Kind aud
nv ears for it, if l. does not effect a speedy cure
but be sure that you trust 10 no other remedy but
the old, long tried Perry Davis Pain Killer which
hos never failed. je6-W&S2w'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

EsPgEsoSS ARRyIN0 IS RICHMOND, WHO
have copies Of la,e newspapers from Luehourg Dan
Vile, or interior places further South, viii oeise the
s3i:cr Of the Hli. by seudir. ,hem 20 this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

NTOTACE.-The subscribers have associated
~ themselves under the firm and ST. 10 Of
SCLATER & MOORE for the purpose OF con-
Quoting a General Commission and Merchandise
Brokerage business, and have taken part Of the
premises formerly occupied by Ettiuger * Ed.
mund, Cary street, doors below 18th.
They respectfully offer their services TO their
friends and the public and trust, by strict atten
ion 70 business, 70 merit liberal share Of pat
ronaze J. B. SCLATER
lest A. T. MOORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
SCHENCK's MACHINERY DEPOT.

M 20 Maiden Lane New York.
Woodwork Planning, TonguiEg and Growing Ma
chimes Sash and Blind Machinery; Portable and sta
tiouary steam Engines aud Boilers, and all kinds OF
Machinery for working wood and iron. Also supe-
Tor qualify Of Leather Betting, Rubber Betting, Pack
orders respectfully solicited, which will receive
~ References in Richmond: Messrs Green Allen,
and Messrs. John 4 Geo. Gibson.
Petersburg Express copy, AID send bill to Green
Allen. myal..dam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

Heu David L. swain. President Of the University OF
North Carolina has been appointed one OF the Board Of
Nisit0rs % West Point Tor this year
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
TABLE FOR roRErmLIyG THE WEATHER.


This table and the accompanying remarks are the re-
sii I'd ,env wears actual observation, the whole be-
no ,rsr,fsfsd on due consideration Of the attraction
of dc sun and moon n their several positions respect
ms ne earth and will, bv simple inspection, show
M gssrsr what kind OF weather will most probably
f15- me entrance of the moon into any OF its guar
es and that SD near the trath as 10 De seldom vNt0
fail.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

CONVICTION OF The Adams ExPEEss Ros-
pERs -Abner Marks VINO robbed the safe Of the
Adams Express Company 90 Grafton, West VIZ
gina. in october Lass, OF pack &c containing
sfteen thousand dollars, has been sentenced BY
court az Prunty;Own % seven years imgri-
bmeut In the W seel ne Ps-iteliiary Arthur
esleV and Charles Meredith were also sentenced
fonr Years impris0anel. each. ss accessories
10 he robbery. The money stolen had previously
been recovered.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
C4srLE TarNnrR.
-. VI. - B I. -. (

h4lN+4N44t = MAI % l. 4o9osN
Commanding OoCeT gaitel s;at.s Army Rich
mOnd Virginia
We. the uuces FUel citizen prisoners DO re-
spectfuliy Iepr .selt tue g. owing That having
been hello ~ soEers IN ,ai5 castle Coz some months
We have become iutim t-ly acquainted with Ste
phen Childre ,om issary Of the prison We
have always found aim KIDD and benevolent to-
ward a Union prisoners ci.en ~ nishiag food
for rs from bis own Lur e uu.Olc cited by u.s.
which had 70 he conveyed % ust1 s1uePu uous
N nner.
We think hin 70 be > true aud llyL man, but
forced 70 remain N the son b b family ani pro-
perty connections and % ret-in Bis lr-sen; posi-
lion he has been forced 90 ,gpe q considerable
amour; Of money TIE pos.tial sly.1g bin pow
er o. relieve the suGe;mg C1.Ou pJiz0Lers, aud
kept hiIG from bearing aius against the gov
eminent
We therefore request you % an. him safe
guard. protecting his property and Ie-a'n.
The above statement viii also appl, 20 his son
Judson Childrey, his assistant
Peer Ford. United States al steamer Emily,
N. y; Char,es Thompson south WintLam,
Conn, HearE Dallman, syracuse, y. y. G.. w.
Howlaud, United States mai. st-aCe EIily n.
Y: Joseph T. Gorbutt, COZ. es30lceat Cluctn-
natl Gazette; K. ID. Francis, correspondent New
York Times.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
J. B. NHARRONk 90.

Sole agents In the United states FOR Charou, PeTe
FiIs Bnrgundy, Enile BslmOnt 3 Co, Paris, BOT
deaux and Cognae, producers and consignors Of
Wines. Brandies, Liquors, and Importers Of Ha-
Vana Cigars, have on hand and oner Tor sale choice
sherry aud Port Wines, superior Bordeaux Clarets
aud burgundy Wines, choice brands Champagne
Stout Porter aud scotch Ale. Also on consignment,
PURE OLD RYE BOURBON wHIsKYs,
Cor Haa0usr aHd Lombard Sta,
isg.-3m BALTIMORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

By ELLISON Il RICHARDS,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Corner of Main and 9th streets.
TRY GOODS WOOL AND FELT HATS,
~ GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, WOOD
AND WILL0WWARE, GLASS AND CROCK
ERYWARE, SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY,
&C., AT AuCTI0N.-We will sell at our store,
corner Of 9th and Main streets on TUESDAY,
the 9th instant commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ d,
large assortment Of desirable goods, consisting
in part Of
DRY GOODS
WOOL AND FELT HATS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
WOOD AND MILLIONAIRE
Large invoice of SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY
MANUFACTURED AND SMOKING TO.
BACC0, &c.
100 bbls. FLOUR
A large invoice of splendid CR0CKERY,
GLASS and ST0NEWARE, which has been
carefully selected for this market from one Of the
largest importing houses in the country, and to
which we call special attention.
We invite the particular attention of country
merchants TO this sale.
je5-2t ELLISON RICHARDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

f-ovRrx -At his fathers residence, between Fede-
y 81 Copts street little JoHS the third child Of Ann
and Early Corbin aged years and p days.
His funeral will take place tomorrow lInesdayl ],
June 9Th, az o'clock. Inc lrlehas and aoquah'an0eS
are invited 10 attend.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
death timely came with friendly care,
The openiug bud 10 Heaven conveyed,
And 'bade h bloom forever there
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
E. P. TOWNSEND,
Bookseller an d Stationer,
Corner Main and 14th streets, under the Rich
mond "Times" Onice,)


is now receiving from the Northern cities his stock Of
| BOOKS and STATIONERY, selected by himself with
great care expressly for this market. He trusts his
long experience in the business (ftecn years OF which
he has been with Mr. J. W Randolph, will entitle
embrace OF the old popular School Books OF the day,
the following:
Goodrich's series Of Readers, Nos. / tot,
Parker & Wats0nis series Of Readers, Nos. l toe
MOnteith's or National series Of Biographies, Nos
ltOt.
Mitchells series Of Biographies,
Cornell's series Of Biographies,
Billions series tJatinj
Billions English Grammar,
Smiths English Grammar,
hnthOnis Latin Series,
McCientocks 4 Crooks Latin Grammar and Reader,
Arnold's Latin Series,
Anthem, Ainsworh, Andrew y Leveretts Latin
worcsster's and wobster's large English DictlOu-
AIRY,
lish Dictionary,
webster's Primary Dictionary,
Walkers Primary Dictionary,
Towns COmley and Largents Spoilers,
large lot OF Juveniles, for boys and girls,
lndestruCtible toy books for children,
Blank books Of all kinds,
Cap, Letter. Note and Bill Paper,
White, Buff and Mourning Envelopes,
steei Pens aud Penholdsrs States, Slate Pencils,
Lead Pencils, Pencil and Ink Rubber,
Waters, Red and Black Wax,
Letter Files and Pen racks,
With 4 great variety OF other Books and Stationery,
which will appear in future advertisements all OF which
jes..st L. p. TOWNSEND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
For PHILADELPHIA.

THE new and first class Stea snip lie Knight,
i $50 tons Capt. Graham. and The new and
frs, class steams Up - w jersey, so tons Capt.
Hoxe now form Q regular ", ekly line b tween
Plilode p ia and edmond. le ing each port
eve y Saturday at III o'clock, A.,a
( These steamers in ure at tae ow.st ates, and
sail prom,tl, as advertised.
No freight received ON he day Of sailing.
For Freq tor Passage LaviDg good a .commo-
dations, apply TO
CHRISTIAN LA & co,
JEST No. g. Main street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06

TIE Doc ~HEzo" AND HIS EAsEEE. The New
York Eyening PJst s.ys
We have seen che origin q the following
note certifying 20 the cts . %, and loyalty OF
the owns. Of the dog lie o. wto Ess l.tsly al The
Astor House 10 aDp-a-s la. Nr Cdiidrey used
his place 20 succOr poIr pris 12ers aod thar Hero
was not kept 81 the prison
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-06
NTHRGCTTE GOALS. p.

"A Halves, for fifteen years engaged in the
Coal Trade, again offers his services TO the pub.
lie. call l. respectfully solicited from his old
patrons and othe;s. supply always kept on
hand.
Once corner lslh and Cary, North side of the
Dsck. je6-lW