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, 1865-10-02

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Or11cx or TIE BoARp or prBL1C WnH1st{
C4IcA8o, Sept. 3. ts3.
Whereas The Common Council of the GU e h2
has ordered that hat Of psScM ~ a niis
Frndcl and plankcd said work to pc done nnaef eaa
supersnteadenee Of tho Botra q FEb!lc ~ nsrs
r. ssseseed uIon the real estate Deemed ptettoa ~
tie improy osdesed aeeornH 70 <HG EFF c..r
i41te ard provided !: a., ....,v n+v., tn aI1
,srscrs Infrreattd. thxs the Comnt1ss!ooe7 1t lE
bcard Of Fublc Works will meet a lo9m ~ f otahs
X III II ,ne hpu. of ID O'Clock n 70 aasSSs tnS
amount directed Aforesaid ~ tae eo~uoa sSted Su
"a IL asseascd the real estaLe oeeIueo po@eo -
| said eontemp's'eo lup JG. GfEDElE
FKED. LE1A
Oh. ROSE
! counn..uiouers Of the Board OF Public "osf1.
, 1865-10-02
DE-. BIGEu0W,

Confidential Physician,
fozcry Of st. Louis} can b. consulted st his Office
10. 179 South Clark St., Corner Of Mon.
roe, Chicago, Ill.,; P. o. Box 154.
HALF A SQUARE FROM TIE POST OFFICE.
On aM Chronic CemraAiute md pissasaa of PE4gasc
and UellcRte NRtufe, In both SEKes+ which Ae
hents with unparalleled succexs, Rooms
| Private. 0ttire Aours ftum sam.
| 10 p. N.
| cctiss1
, 1865-10-02

" QyFlCx OF TIE Board or Pru1tc WoKKA2
CnfcAGo, Sept. y, t56A
Whereas the Cumunau Council OF tho City Of GhlcaRe
has ordescd that Van Rurrn street b and
of Ents Btreet to the Eoath Branch Of The Chicago
te1 taid work to be DONG under The snpetnteadence
fortytwo tbousana ave h12dEsd dolla!1 30 assessed
ucnt go ordered according to ths provisions Of the
Revised Charter is amended In such case made and
provided; . :,
PERSONS Interested. &hst ths corun!saoncss OF tne
Court Honsc in saId city, the 9Th day Or October,
D. lsf1, 1t tho hour OF 10 n % assesa tn1
sIuotut directed aforesaid By the Common Council
to be assessed the real estate deemcd benen1eu py
sa1d contemplated improvement .rnrrr
FRED. LETT,
O, J. ROSE,
Commissioners of tho Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-02

DTEVT VDAll5 T V1t E1IGH ILL
ING NORTH CLARE STREET.
uxF1cE Of TIE BoARp OF Public NoRD.s
CHICAGO, Sept =, 1866
sealed proposals Will be received by the Hoard OF
Public Wo1fs 1t thtlr once until ii T. H. Monday.
October 3D. Eratet1nE North Clark street. between
North Aven1e and Wtls-54., nccpEuans 70 speclnca-
saii improvement viii be paid for IN part from the
general fnd Of the tty, and In part fom the specA
5sseszmcntlevied to detny portlnn of1ts cost.
The Board reserves the right to reject any o. a bids
gives evidences ssttstactorJ TO- the Rot1 that he L
Competent reliable an responsible Proposals. should
cMiea is be approve BY the Board, be addressed 70
she Board Of Public Worfs and endorsed Proposals
~ J. g. ETSpE1E,
FRED LETT,
... o. J. RD5E-
Commissioners Of tho Board Of Public Wor.ss.
af11ntE.sIlf
, 1865-10-02

IN EeeaY Of Warning and Instruction 10 Young Men,
ast published BY 9he newara Asso:aon and sfnt m y
sKiILIN HOUGHfOi, Howard Association, Phila.
atlp3iA. Pa. A0ts-haSs WI
, 1865-10-02

" OFT1cH or THE Bo4Rp OF PrullC WoCxs,2
Cn1cAoo, Sept 79, 1853.
Whereas. The Common Council OF the City Of CHI
casn bas ordered that Michigan AZ euue be tgarele
from The south edc Of Lake street 70 sfE Place. said
Toft to be done under The supetioteldence or the
Heard Of Public Works. And thls tho SUN Of sixteen
thousand two hundred dollars % assessed upon the
ordered, according to the provisions of the Restset
CHARTER "a amended N such case made and rroE1ded
persons futerrsted. that the C1mmlssioners OF the
board Of Public Works viii meet At Room No. i, IN
ber 4 D. ts7, at The hour Of 10 O'Clock H. to aascss
the amount dlsered Aforesaid BY the Common Cnun
eli to be assessed on the real nsta decca benefited
~ ~AAN JIG. GESpELE,
FRED. LETT,
@. j. ROSE,
Commissioners ot ths Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-02

Menieiaal.
DR.. BICEL0W,


A PHYSICIAN OF HIGE STANDING FOR
:.
Special and Private Diseases,
aeIE
,ef
Graduate of Several Colleges,
, 1865-10-02
wegteYn Land Agency,

Farming Lands improved and unlr1rroyed, also
rimher Lands for kalc IN Illinois, foEa %tsconsan.
Michtean and othcr Western States. Western L1ads
sod pn cexnzo!ssion. Taxes .paid. 1iass s5smined
1od perfected. 4. =. AnsGfnSt f EEe,4r
teptlsolG~lnaNdp 10 "au s'ees' 1'o~ Ae'A'
, 1865-10-02

Thornton hfhry ] miss
ThutStnn Jenny mlsa
T11lIngt4st CMT1e u mis-
Tetltttil Maggie m1ra
TheMp GeosEe r mrs
Thompson betsey mfs
Thomson s mrs
ThoN1ss jane A miss
Thon1pson E.nimA y mlss
TEp1,ak Nm n mtS
Thotupspp I Acn} m11e
, 1865-10-02

EheyuIicrsH Life for the N1ufr
VII restore G.aY Hsir TO It's oR1GINAL COLOR
STRENGTHENS and PROMOTES the growth OF the WEAK
EFT 1A1s; stops itz falling out II three days. keeps
tne haad c,esa. cool and healthy; be used eey
contains nothing Injurious; TIE BEST HAIR DRESS
ING EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC; itia seeoul-
roepded md nsed BY the ntst medical authority. Sold
Al tho Drug stoscs, and 1t my office, No. 11e5 Broad
way, New fork-
assure all persons the above preparation will do al
that Il claimed for 1t.
sasus6S-im f.X&W SARAH IL CHEFAL1EH. hl.u.
, 1865-10-02
$4,000

To loan o. Improved City IIo7STsy Ies tSns 11 ~
1en''' at ~" AA" - A.. j. ASERELt.
nt,q No. Z Metropolitan Block.
, 1865-10-02

HAVANA AND VERA CRUZ.
NUr1CE-Chnuge Of 1alting date. Hereafter
3ne Atne,fcan and Mexican Mall Steamship Company
wn dispsich thetE new and sleaat steam
For freight Of passage Apply to CHAs- A. MHlTSEi
Arenr G8 RfoadwAy New York. 1u14- ss3n dr
, 1865-10-02
rORPoRATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
otF{cE OF 1uE RoAsn or PrRt.c WoAKs}
CHICAGO, Sept. 2At 1855.
whrrrna the Common Council Of the Eaty Or Eht.
rscn hss ordered that Dearborn street BE- extended
south to jackson street or the width Of eighty fe
ntrsot,s iptcscstcd, that tho Coumlssloners Of he
Eossd Of Pubic Works Will meet at R2oM 80; =: u
lei. 4. b. n<s ii the haa! 81 10 o'clocx NJ 70 ss.
srss thc dsreFs that will be sustained the benenta
snnfcrrcd together With the costa Of the proceedings
by fcasoo q ths aol9g Of suen wors and tho making
The general description of the land 70 be coudemne
Is ne East 10 feet OF Rockg TO and II? and ae ives!
n fret of Blocks 40 and Ill, I'll In School Hecton Ad
1'' ~ ~ ' !. @. GrSDELE,
FRED. LETZ
O. j. HtsSR,
Commissioners Of The Board Of Public Works.
eessnslrEt
, 1865-10-02

The Confessions and Experience
Of IAN Invalid.
Published for the bencbt, and 49, CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and uthery, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay otMaahood r., turpt5 Ing
ut the ssme time TnE MEANS Or sELr-GrRE: s5 91e
nuackeFy BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope
Iprte canIes may be bad Of tha author:
se.3o1Sf9t XTAF EfooEl{p, Kings Co.. y.
, 1865-10-02
Every Thinking Man and v oman.

The rich invalid 10 willing to shower hs dollars Wth-
cut stint upon the phJ1ieizn who cs1 restore him 10
the precious boon. The Eoor mAu who posse IT,
temporary suuesa has tsnght him 70 apprectaaa
It's vnluu, would not barter It tor III Tho Te1 ef Ne
rada and Idaho
Withousheatn there cxn nenor enjoJment. Asthts
veJ hour Thousands arc fangulshfnR hcds Of sick
ness going through the ordinary routine of bn.pess
tn pain and misery to whom life 4 utterly yalue1ess-
IL there my happiness tor the DEsrEFTIC, racked
By mental md pnysitsi pangs which tongue pea
can adequately describe, and which cannot be
cc1uprehenfed By one who has udveE felt them? 10
sa5 that EDIGEsT1oN includes pdEtt=l dezauge-
meat Of evey function Of the It COWS the
Spirit ofhe vyaeious md hopeful clouds The cacarss
Intellect and makes this bright aud beautiful world
hateful IN the syez Of tosa who Afflicted With It's
truth which not GEO Of tha miserable multitude who
labor under tho disease In it, chronic foE Will deny
TothAt szd cxnwt thls lecture u IN part addressed
Sufferers, arc Jou weary Of suffering? remedy IL
rrofe1rd to you, a1xrLK, wnokKsoxE cxRrAN and r-
x1oA1x. With the arst dose Of 4
, 1865-10-02
Special and Private Diseases,
Graduate Of Several Colleges,
l79 SOUTH CLARK ST.,

.,,,,. 80
, 1865-10-02

OYY1cx OF TIE BoARu or PrnLic WoRxAl
CHICAGO, Sept. = 1s6s.
Whereas, The Common Council Of the CITY o. Gn!ca.
cago has ordered that The alley running east and #esk
tioa town 81, mort range II, east from 4lncoln to
Wood streets be ntcd, graded and plankea sag FoEE
Fnbllc WotEs, and that the. sum Of fifteen hundred
and twenty ak 1000 dollars BE- assesse upon ne ss
6eIes aseordlus 10 the provisions q the gy.ssd
CHATTER amended IA such ea;e nade ana proT!asG9 "a ii
Vt tns con%!91eESs = Ra9 10 q tis
~ ranrt House ID sid cty On 6h the day Of Qcto-
ser 4. B. tsS 1t the hour Of ID oeloet r. 70 assess
Inc amount directed a. aforesaid ~ tns 11Rnp ~
1tcd py the Improvement n e7xnr.r
FRED. LETT,
o, j, ROSE,
,-..,...o,,~. ~ IN. Ensrd 81 Ppb1Ic WORKS.
, 1865-10-02
CiTY CO1IpTROLLER's OF

TUTY U1lPIFUILEHn = UFf-
Trr CHicAoo SEPT l1sh. 18is.
~ r. ESTATE WANTED FOR A BRtDEW ELL
pcne havirr Teal Estate for sale, sultable for the
errrt,nn of FtdeTe Buildings Tards, &C.. are neEe-
stHeFn now and Il O'Clock moon Of Monday, Oct. ID,
9sIs. Tnosc snnmfttfpr proposals viii pleas. gt1e
ssitrsTed Withio d withors The City Limits
pls2 WALLER htno!a4A~ SoRpaouFt-
, 1865-10-02

l ANNE aud SIARgRET MAHEE By their fatheT.
Thomas Mahcr. rom Valley Of Feahesd, County IiI-
neT.rT Irriand. When last heard ffom we're IN CHI
rsn1 iii ANY account Of them viii be thankfully r.
ceiyed 81 their falhc7. fH0s. AAuEH, - Westst-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

h6lding elections for members OF the General
Assembly in counties In which elections have not
been he'd, and for members of Congress.
doubt has arisen whether, under the Constitu-
ton, the Circuit and Supreme Courts can be or.
gained without additional legislation. You " ill
take this subject into consideration.
more That harmony will pervade your coun-
sels' ana that the blessing Of o mercIful God
may accompany y3ur work and rest upon our
State snl Country
F. H. PEIRPoINT.
Upon the conclusion of the reading of the
message,
Mr.. MERCER moved that II lay upon the IA.
bic, and that one thousand copies of it be printed
Hou-e joint resolution 10 print COO copies of the
Amnesty PROCLAMATION of the President of the
United States for the use of the Governor, mem.
bers Of the Legislature, and for general distrlbu
ton, was cOncurred in.
A joint resolution was received from the House
in relation 10 the restoration TO vO'ers of the right
of suffrage, right deprived them under article
ID OF the Constitution, and appointing a commit.
tee to take the matter into consideration. Tbs
resolution was cOncuued in, and the President
appointed Messrs LemGsey and Powell to consti-
tute the committee on the part OF the Senate.
hr. MERCER offered q resolution directing
the Committee for courts and General Laws to
bring in bill TO constitute general law Tor the
protection of exposed crops.
Mr.. MERCER adyerted TO the necessity and
Importance of such a bill at this time, and the
resolution was adopted.
Mr.. LEMOSEY presented the petition Of Jane
Craft, praying for q divorce from her husband,
George Craft.
After some other business, the Senate took a re.
cess until i. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

Governor Peirpoint's message, passing over the
argument by which the legitimacy oil MS au'
thorlty and that Of the Bodies addressed is con
tended for, will command the approval and Sp-
plause Of all except the lew Jaeobiaical anu
radical suuatters in Virginia wLo have iiattesed
themselves that they would have every 'hlhs
THAR own way 10 the Stale. All real Nrglnlahs'
All men Of moderation and character all who
have at heart the future welfare Of the state and
understand at once the disposition Of the people
and the teue.s Of true Iepublicanism v i'll stand
bv the Governor in the position he has taken,
and defend him against the assaults Of fanati.
risln and the aspersions Of the selfish and malig
pant little clique OF inteIlopeIs who had planned
10 appropriaie him all to themselves. We VIII
NOT hermit ourselves 10 dOnot tina. the LeSIsla
tar, will take the same enlightened and liberal
view OF the policy - be pursued that the Gov
ernor takes. We confidently believe that they
will agree with him, that lit is folly to suppose
that a state can be governed under Republican
form of government when large portion OF the
State niueteen-twentieths Of the people luineiy-
nine huudrejths, the Governor might hare
said. uulyl are disiTanckised and cannot
hold Office" and that even if this were
practicable" still the restriction ought 10 be re-
moved. This is the principal legislation recon-
mended by the Governor and constitutes doubt
less the controlling re ssOn why the Legislature
were called together. As soon as the way is pre-
pared by the action OF that body in restoring the
popular franchise an election will be ordered fol
county officers. the performance Of whose func-
tons is correctly described as OF the utmost i'm.
portance. The Constitution acknowledging
none as citizens but whites, Governor Peirpoint
reminds the Legislature that neither he nor they
have anything TO DO with the matter Of negroes
vcticg Recommending appropriations for the
Lunatic Asylum>, and the Institute for the Deaf
Dumb aud Blind an increase Of taxes TO 10 cents
on the hundred dollars worth OF property the
raising Of the legal rate OF interest to seven and
three.tentls Ier ceat. and, the fixing OF a DAY
for electing members Of the Legislature and OF
the House Of Representatives, the Message closes
by invoking the blessing Of God upon the State
and Country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

and enjoy the fruits Of his own iAborS,. 10
long as he obeys tee laws. have no prejudice
against YOU. ON the contrary, while ! am
white man, and while my lot Is with my own
color, yet sympathize with you as the weaker
race and c .nnOt forget that during the rebel,
lion many OF you fought for the preservation Of
The Union. aud thRt those of you who remained
al home in the then slaSehOldiug States, were Tor
the most part, docile and faithful, aud made no
attsH ut by force Of arms 10 gain even their own
freedom. will see to it, As far as can, that you
have YOUR liberty; that you are protected in your
prouefty and persons; and that you are paid your
wsges. Bat, on the other hand, will set my
face against those Of won who are idle and dlssi,
mated, and prompt punishment will be inflicted
Tor any breach of the peace or violation OF law.
In tine | will be your irieLd as long as you are
true To yourselves and Obedient TO the Laws, and
so long $ you shall labor, no matter how ieeDiy'
il honestly aud earnestly, to improve your COZ
lition. Ii is my duty, as far as may TO render
the Government "a terror to all evil doors, ana =
praise TO them that do WELL" and this will en-.
deayOr 20 do in relation 10 the whole people oil
tie state of North Carolina, without fear, FAVOR
or affection, reward OF the hope OF reward
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

There are reasons Why our people should I'M
derstand correctly the temper OF those with whom
peace has lately bean concluded. To that end
we copy from the Washington National Repub-
licau OF the l7:h the following libel upon one Of
our most respectable and useful citizens
TREpEGRR JoE.-AmOng the numerous instan.
ces Of rebel assurance with which We are now
daily presented, Is the appearance among the
Virginia observation-disclosures of the unblushng
renegade Joseph Il. Anderson, quondam grad
nate of the United States Military Academy, rebel
X.General, and the Vulcan who has Tor The
mast Tour years been engaged with demOniaC zeal
Ia forging for the now imprisoned Jove Of Fort
ress Monroe, military engines great and small,
yhereWith % batter down the Union.
This accursed traitor, whose very name should
lie a stencil in the nostrils Of loyal men; who is
also trlply excluded nom the privileges OF the am
nesty proclaimed by our President who has been
educated at the expense Of the country who has
been for mole than twenty-five years In the en-
ioyment OF government patronage in his cannon
foundry at Richmond, and who has requi:ed all
these benefits by striking with serpent fang the
bosom that warmed him into existence" Qui
patriam AURO' vendere voluisset Parriceda -
presumes 20 show his brazen cOuntenance in the
capital he would less than one year since have
DESTROYED and sOwn with salt, and advise honora.
BILE and patriotic men how to reconstruct the
shattered fabric Of the government
Ibis Corinthian brast has no parallel in hstO
~. Il could only be equalled by that an ncen.
diary who fired your dwelling yesterday, and to-
day approaches you with plan for its recon.
structOn.
This engineer should be "hOistei with his own
petard" lie had better return to Richmond and
leave the work OF reC construction 10 men who
have been sObered by losses in the rebellion in
stead of investing In British funds half million
OF ill'gotten gains.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate met at p. NJ.
bill was reported from the Joint Committee
appointed for that purpose, prescribing the
means by which persons who have been dis.
iranchsed under article Cd of the Constitution
of Virginia, may be restored TO the privileges and
rights Of voters"
TlR bill provides that each and every such Del
son. before becoming entitled TO vote at any state
election shall subscribe TO the amnesty procla.
nation OF the President and tho oath thereof In
relation TO slavery, and the oath to support the
Constitution and Government as established hy
the Wheeling Convention, June 18th, 1861, and
now restored in the city of Richmond.
The bill was read once, aud, on mo ion, the
rules were suspended, and the bill read sec.
ond time. The bill was then laid upon the table
and ordered to be printed
Mr.. MERCER introduced bill TO ascertain
the sense of the people in regard 10 amend
ment OF the Constitution of the State of vir-
ginia.
The bill authorizes the Governor to submit TO
the qualified voters Of the State, at the next gen
eral election, the question" Shall the next Gen.
eral Assembly be clothed with power to alter or
amend the Constitution of Virginia article third"
And if majority of the legally qualified voters
agree then tho Governor shall communicate the
result TO the next General Assembly.
The bill was read the first and second time, and
ordered & be- printed.
Mr. MERCER submitted from the Committee
OF Propositions aud Grieyances,an act TO divorce
Jane Graft, of Norfolk county, from Geo. Craft
The rules being suspended, the bill was read
the requisite number OF times aud passed.
On motion, the Clerk, Mr. Walker, was allowed
the privilege OF an assistant.
Mr.. LAMOSEI offered q resolution providing
that Ministers of the Gospel officiating In Rich.
m)nd he invited to open the sessions of the Legis.
lature with prayer some one to be present on each
day.
Mr. MERCER moved to amend by the inser.
ton of the word loyal" ministers, which was
adopted.
Tie clerk was authorized to make the arrange.
ments.
Adjourned to twelve o'clock tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
AFTERNOON SESSION

The House was called 10 order at about p.
NJ, mo quorum appearing until that time) by the
Speaker, Mr.. DOwHEY.
A petition of c. Burton Flour Inspector of the
city Of Richmond, was BROUGHT 10 the consldera.
ton of the House, an referred to the Committee
on Propositions and Grievan ;es. The petition
Gets forth the fact that the fees fer inspection are
totally inadequate TO the labor, and asking that
the fee be increased to two cents per barrel also
relative 70 the SIZE of tryers.
The SPEAKER announced the appointment OF
Robert SOmeryille, as Page to the House.
Mr. JOHNSTON introduced n bill TO amend
aud re enact the lst Cd Sd, 4th and 9Th sections
of the 18th chapter of the Code. The bill pro-
noses to revive and reenact these sections, and
repeating all other acts coming within its pur'
view; and, also, allowing compensation for Ger.
tain clerks from date OF appointment. The bill
was referred 10 the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. HILL introduced bill TO provide for riis.
ing taxes on lands and lots, as recommended by
the Governor in his message. The introduction
of this bill gave rise to spirited debate upon the
right of q member to object TO its being received,
the affirmative bsing upheld by Mr.. KILL An, the
negative by Mr.. BRowSLEY and Mr.. HILL. The
CHAIR decided that the bill might be read where
upon it was referred to the Committee on Fl
nance.
The House then, upon the motion OF Mr.. KEI -
LAM adjourned until eleven o'clock this morn.
ing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
G.---lsG3.


Nature seems TO have implanted in mankind the de-
sire for daily stmulant, to reinvgorate the nerves.
aud excite the blood after the exhaustions caused by
TIE days labors, aud not only has she given the de-
sire but experience has shown that 1t Is absolute
necessity that this desire should be graiGed, for the
preservation Of the Health. Now nature requirements
being founded upon positive laws must produce beue
hts when they are gratihed by the use Of
HUBBEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS.
Natures requirements may be gratihed. The
GoLDES BITTEEs ~ A PURELY VEGETABLE Toxic
system against the effects OF uuwhOlesOme water,
Will cure Dyspepsia,
VIII cure Weakness and General Debility
Will cure heartburn,
Will cure Headache,
Viii cure Liver Complaint,
Will cure Jaundice
Will cure Sea Sickness.
VIII cure Bilious Collie aud Fever,
VIII excite aud create q Healthy Appetite,
VIII luvtgOrute the organs of Digestion,
anu moderately Increases the temperature OF the body
dud lhT force o the circulation, acting In TACT as
general eOrrub0raut OF the systen containing poi
world. lair trial Is earnestly solicited.
GEO. G. HUBBEL x CO,
frUpTietUTs, Hudson, n. \.
General Depot, American Express Buildings, Hudson
street, New York.
GEO sANGSIFR, Sole Agent for Norfolk, Richmond,
Petersburg, Portsmouth aud Eastern shore
For sale by Druggists, GGOeers, &c Wholesale
Agents. Edmund e. BO0z, l2O Walnut ST. Phila.: Ell
lie Cairns Il So. Gay ST., Baltimore [my22- -emeOd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

FIRE AT SARATOGA-THE UNITED STATES
HOTEL AND MARION HOUSE DESTROY.
Ed.
SARATOGA, June lS.-About half past four
o'clock this afternoon lire was discovered in the
north wing Of the United States Hotel, and in
short time n second fire broke out, the other in
distant part Of the same building.
The flames spread with fearful rapidity, and in
"A few moments the north wing was a sheet Of
flames, and soon the whole edice was one mass
Of fire. So rapid was the progress of the fire that
it was with difficulty the guests succeed in es-
Gaping without their effects.
Before six o'clock the building fell in with
fearful crash. A portion OF the furniture only
Was saved. The flames communicated to the
Marion House, which was also speedily destroy
ed. The Bank adjoining is seriously threatened
as this despatch closes.
The fire is generally believed to have been the
work of an incendiary. The other hotels ale
safe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21
MINERAL MATTERS.

We are receiving fresh Mineral Waters from the
following celebrated Springs TO which We invite ysur
attention our facilities for obtaining these Waters
direct from the Springs, will enable at all times 10
offer them pure aud fresh: 49,.
oak orchard Acid, ST. Catharine's Well tCal
Sharon sulphur, Blue Lick,
Congress OT Saratoga, Bedford,
Settler, hlsSlugln sud llChy.
Also genuine Niehy Powders, DR.. De Jough's Cod
Liver OIL BrockedOns Comp. Bi. Carb. Potash Pulls,
Laville's Gout Liquor, Reynolds Govt Specific, aud
Blar's GOut aud Rheumatic pills.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Phamaceutsts,
my2s--lm l73 Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-21

The Bull Run MONUMENTS NOT DESTROYED
The Washington Chronicle says:
The sensation reports relative to the destruction
of he monuments erected at GrovetOn and Bull
Run are false in the extreme We have the au-
thOrity Of the Commanding General of this De-
partment to deny such reports.