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ACE OF SHEEP FOR MUTToN. "A late
English writer says "a sheep to be
in high order for the palate of the cpl
cure, should not be killed earlier than
five years old, at which age the NUT
ton will be nice and succulent, of n
dark color and full of the richest gra-
Wy; whereas, if only two years old il
is fabby, pale and havorless
This is doubtless true, but when shall
we have well-fatted FIVE years old NUT
ton in the United States? Mutton
here is coming into favor more and
more every year, and there is every
inducement, from the high prices
that choice article commands, to
meet this growing demand. We ate
some Kentucky mutton lately thai
was really tender, juicy and
high Favored; but such mutton can
not be obtained every day, at an,
price. With as fine country as an,
in the world for sheep-raising, we ar,
lamentably behind the age in develop
ing it's capacities, and obliged to con
tinue eating mutton of third rate quail
ity.
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s<S- The literary public, in fact the
entire reading world, will be panied
to learn that Sir Edward Lytton Bull
wer, the illustrious novelist, poet,
and statesman, has become utterly
deaf, and been forced to abandon the
society even of his most intimate
friends. He has gone to Paris to live
unseen, under the professional care of
the worlds most eminent aurist, resid-
ing there. There is something mex
pressibly saddening in such an an
nouncement. 1t adds another impress
siye chapter TO the "calamities Of
authors"
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pHnTocRapHIC ALBUMS,

We we're the first to introduce th,' imri.
United States, and we manutactaiy m r
quantities in great variety, ransu5 l,r' O.
from 80 cents to $50 each. Our Aioua.n nd o.
reputation of being superior IN nT i s.gt b
rabilty to any others They VIII
mail, free, on receipt Of price "a
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vxNELAND LANDS.

TO All MnniInG l'urnlt9.
/ ARGE and thriving settlement mild and
L 4 hcalthiul climate, 30 miles south OF phila-
delphia by railroad. Rich soil, producing large
twenty. and fifty acre tracts. at from s25 to $50
per acre. payable within four wears. Good husi-
ness openings for manufactures and others.
Churches, schools, aud good society. II is now
the most improving place East or West. Hun
with which the place L. laid ont is unsurpassed.
Letters answered. Papers giving ful iuior-
nation win he sent free Address CHARLES X.
Lands, iu'dand Posiagice, L1ipiis lora-
ship, A. T.
From Report OF solon Robinson Agricultural
E'htor of the Tribune: 1T is one vt the most
extensive fertile tracts, IN an almost lovcl los-
ton and suitable condition for pleasant farming
that We know of tins side of the Western prairies
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pROFlTAglE gMpinymrNr

ID EruRNED SOLDIERS and al others ,,ho
IL wish 10 make money by acting a- aeeni-
for the sale of our hngraymes and Siat0nol,
Packets. slj wall obtain lo0 assorted I.neraA-
lngs lncinding Portraits of Lincoln ana 'radn.e
Generals) that vail realize 800. Ior sI7 po ,ii
seed lcJ Prize Stationery Pacltis sud nsIprf
Watch. Samples Of lligla,mss and pacaota.
WITH inl particulars sent pn r.eeipt of ono boz
iai' CIRCULARS melted free We give boost chauco
20 make money! as our long experience enah e-
M 90 supply agents with most salalie articles.
Now York.
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eOr onmri,al 81 trains from Boston Worcester
lrt-mouth. Portland &c.
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us your master al home ?" "No,
sir J" Mistress at homer mo, sir,
she's out" I'll sit by the fire until
they come in!" That's out, too sir
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Our Motto -"NoVcr Despair"
ORIENTAL BALSAM 4!

A T'fRACTGNG THE NnDlCf1 WORLD or
Il SClENcEl For Coughs. Colds Bronchitis,
asiamd, General Debility. ant aA Iuag Ihronf
and Chest Diseases. Tho propiotors confidently
believe that whore amy ease of Throat Lung
or Chest Disease, any Coughs Colds Asthma.
on General Debility s c1rahl, by any medicine
IN the world, their preparations win accomplish
the result and give the most complete sati-tac-
ton. Their medicines alc specifically adapted
o. this clsss of diseases. and so confident are
they NJ success that cures in most cases wiz Doe
guaranteed. Send for circular For sale hy an
Druggists. j. Wilson a Co.. 1888 Washington
street, wholesale Agents For sale also 40 Pat
tons, corner Harrison Avenue and Beach street
SuyER ORlrNl CONTAIN, Oaico and Iublatlry.
10 Marshall street, Boston, Mass
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RETURNING.
PeI'fiuIlaelv.

! 'hlNo Genuine Extracts. 4 preot variety
= ol American Extracts, equal 10 afv. Chme,
~ eD.i,5'a,H' Cosmetics Rouge, Toilet Powder.
n,,.,s aelr ons, Pomades, Restorcrs and
'''Nce soaps @c., for sale at
BUTCHERS.
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Lake Champaign, Lake George,
Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
York, and the West,
VIA. THE SPLENDID STEAMERS ON
LAKE CFTAMPEAYN.
20 BERTHs FREE. "a

UNITED STATES Capt. VIM. Anderson.
canada Capt VIM. II. Flagg.
\, ". hthMAA = date Amcrica)Capt. II Nav.
NONlliEAL- Capt. l.. S. White
forming two daily lines each way, (sundays
Leave Burlington at 10.9OA. NJ. and o.l5 p.
a. -" arrival of trains leaving ST. Adams at So
a. VI; a. ana 20 =. NJ. making close connections
al whitehall with trains South and West Ar
IN ing az Saratoga Tao A. NJ, and 40 p. NJ.
Ivy ''l9 A. M., and $40 r. NJ Albany. 900
~ A. and 3. 20 r. NJ, New York (gia. Harirn,
T.. NJ a. 49, anu o'oo
RETURNING,
ne Steamers arrive at Burlington 4. NJ and
=, = M.' connecting with Trains over Vt. &. r.
H.; iornorth and cast
Passengers for Lake George, should take tho
morning Boat at Burlington and arrive at the
npau OF Lake George the same evening after
Que OF me most delightful sails on the CONT
:, nv " those desiring. trip down the beanti-
i ~. hudson by day can take the evening Boat AT
burlington, connecting the next morning al Al
panl' with splendid Steamers Daniel Drew
Nhu Nhaneey Nibbard 9.i5 A. NJ. arriving in
NtN YORK same afternoon
u - At Is for sale at the Offices Of the Vt. c.
a. a., oh board of Steamers and at the office of
W. Nv oWpany, west side Court-H House Sauare.
burlington Vt. i'''''
juno 2l 1865 N''i' Agent 1s
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and everything required at short motto. hi.
reasonable prices.
Funerals attended with hcarso. which b. u
recently purchased at Troy, y y. anti vi
viii be found to be as elegant as can 5, fauna
the cities. Charges will be moderate
Apply to the subscriber at his wars.l.-. b,
Main Street or at his shop ON Foundry M 4
or at his residence on the corner q B.- 4
Thomas Streets.
HORACE LIVINGSTON
st. Adams, July -. 1864. In
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rLNEArpLE NInnn-


EEhALrI RESTORED WITHOUT MEDl-
j DiNLo.- h1Ih nia.c and tuu.ll in mli.
instances labor under what Is known To- Tic
Physician a- 0aVtation ur ectiiug down OF the
lU'u IS which causos costlycucss, rupture. dvs-
pel-ia. pains go the back. abdomen, -tomcah
heaft cho shoulders. weakness of tho chest
sIuiiug dragging hollow feeling about the
tomach lner ana hiducy complaints piles
diarrho1 falling " The womb, Whites. mil ~
female Diseases. hmnediai relief can b, bad
iu aI SUCH cusu- by using one of Dr. ShcrNoud'-
supporters
nR SnEEWOOpS TBUSsES HAVING NO
~ STEEL SPRING around the body To- chafo
can bc used iu bed or at business without pain
win cure hcynia, ifusadas directed. In alt from
infancy to middle life Botll Truss ana Sup
porter warranted in ull casos jlj Broadway
New orl Send tor circular
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS

J,UO0 COpios OF NVIh7 .7-.l 0llIIl7'
including reproductions Of the mus stc C'i
Engrayings, Paintings. Statues oria
logues sent of receipt Of stamp. olorno pL =
one Dozen Pictures from our oe's srni hr nl-
filed ON the receipt Of 81 80, anu '
free. ,orinr 600
Photographers and others 1--we PEI e'
C. o. b. win please remit t"un''
sS S 1 rho p ice S5'a and quality Of s'0'
fail to satisfy.
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MANSION HOUSE,
ALBuRch SPRINGS, VERMONT,
sII-NIJNCEN SMITH.
nrnDria.l Or.

fVHls well established hotel IL situated near
la thorough order for the reception of inrahds
and pleasure travel.
A stage, for the accommodation Of guests,
plos regularly between the Mansion House,
and tho depot on the arrival of each pass niger
train by strict attention 90 the requirements
VI Ibis guests, the Proprietor hopes 20 receive
continuance 81 public patronage.
NhAlNCEN Smith, Proprietor
AbWSh Springs, Jn'y ith, 1863. G9-3n,
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In addition to our main business, oil Nm nm,
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, We are llea'l'
fnr tho follnuing viz
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TRAINS CONNECT As FOLLOWS .

m At Burlington With Boats ON Lake Cham
pah ana Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada Railroads for Montp,ber n slars
Houses Point, Montreal, Osdensburgh. ana the
west; At Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany
and New York. Saratoga Springs. SCHENECTADY
ana the West At Bellows Falls With trains on
Lowell, and Boston With Vt. Valley Raiirasd'
ior Biattleboro, Springfield, Hartford. New IA
ven, and New York and with Sullivan Railroad
for Windsor. White River junction. Wells Riyer
III ~, Johqshnry, Newport, Littleton, and the
White Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this a chcan.
pleasant and expeditions route.
FOX lpkhls and an necessary Information
enquire at the Offices ON the line.
GEO. A. MERRILL Supt.
Rutland, Inne 81, 1865. Ia
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sTEREOSCOPES g. STEREOSIVT'
vi HWS,

vi II wv -
OF these we have an imme sc assn r.-.isn
Gliding War Scenes, American aiu ,r er.
Cities aud Landscapes, Groups s'1'D NE u
etc. Also, Revolving Stereoscepe7' ~ n sea-
private exhibition Our Cataios9~
to amy address on receipt OF stamp
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Shop on Congress Street
Special Announcement
SOL BROADWAY N, Y.

~ II. r. ANTHONY Il CO., Manuia.,'p n
II Of Photographic Materials Wno'''" T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-24
A DEED WITHOUT A NAME.

Such story Of human crime comes to rs from
Boston as, both for the horror and the pity oil IL
must stir to fever the blood Of every man worthy
of the name.
Two children, brother and sister, the only
children of their mother, and she widow, work
ing hard to maintain herself and them, wander
off into the woods TO breathe the blessed air oil
the early summer, and TO delight themselves in
the Rreenness and glory OF nature. They fal 10
return. search is instituted Tor them In various
directions, but in vain; and after week Two
gentlemen, wandering also in the woods ior tnelr
pleasure, come upon the CHASTITY spectacle oil Two
Young bodies hacked horribly to pieces. Inc
sister has been worse than murdered Inc hlte
brother has been slaughtered for her sake.
No circumstance wi ich can melt al once and
fire the heart is lacking. Hard Dy tne gashed ana
mutllated corpses of the innocent nl.e ramDiers
lie the wreaths of wild ana OF leaves
which, in the glee of their young hearts and the
gladness of COPS fair world about them, they
were weaving, when out oil the forest something
more hideous than the satyr OF pagan antiquity,
something foul ss the demons or medieval my
tholo0y, emerged and fell upon them, and tram
nled ont all that sweet young life in loathly
nire of lust and blood.
The mystery of the universe Is in nothing more
MYSTERIOUS than In the possibility of such deeds
| as this To what end of wisdom or of goodness
such things can be permitted it may well try, ana
sternly try the most enlightened faith In an over
ruling Providence to divine.
The monster by whom this thing was perpe'
| trated may be captuIed-must be captured, II the
civilization OF New England Is net 10 wear
J branding stigma, but what expiation eouid h''
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death, though In such torments as French 10y.
atty imagined for Damiens, make Of his crime,
by which the sheer blank horror OF the possibility
OF such tspe OF man, and Of such an act, shalt
be rellevedl .. ~.
This thing was done almost within sight OF the
roofs of Boston; 1t was done not In any desolate,
rude and unfrequented wilderness; in woods such
as the author OF Titus Andronlcus imagines for q
deed OF fancy not more hideous than this fearful
fact, woods
Ruthless, dreadful deaf and dull"
but on the estate Of a gentleman of character
and wealth. All around these helpless children
stretched the system of our boasted civilization
over them hung the vaunted, invisible, but most
potent protection of law, In State which pro-
gress. Yet upon them came such doom, In the
broad light of fair June day, that nothing
worse could have befal!en them in the depth Of
the deserts Of Atrics.-Ne9 York World.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-24
STEAMBOATS, &c.
UNITED STATES NAIL LINE.
THE ONLY LINE CONVEYING THE
GREAT THROUGH MAIL.
NEW LINE

Steamers for Baltimore, Norfolk,
old Point and City Point, COM
Meeting with the Railroad IA
baltimore for Philadelphia and
New York Also, with the
Petersburg and City n o m
Road going and coming.
THE new and elegantly furnished steamers,
CITY POINT, Capt Talbot, and DICTATOR,
Captain bearing, will leave Haskins aud Bridg-
ford's Wharyes, at Rockets nearly opposite K. y.
Haskins' Store daily AZ o'clock, A. NJ, connect
ing a. Old Point, for Baltimore, with the splen-
dldlt furnished Steamers GEORGE LEARY,
Cant Brakeman aud JAMES 7. BRADY, Capt
Landis arriving in Baltimore next morning in
time fbr the Eastern and Western trains.
Fare 70 City Point 81 W Fare 70 Baltimore g 90
De- Old Point 3 % DO Philadelphia n On
Do Norfolk 3 60 Do New York 10 20
- State Rooms and Meals Extra.
Carriages viii convey Passengers from the
Steamers in Baltimore 10 the Depot FREE OF
CHARGE.
n Baggage checked through 70 Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, and Freight re
ceiyed for all the above points on the james
River and Baltimore. These steamers touch az
jamestown and Wilson's Landing going and
returning. For particulars, apply 70
HASkiNS y BklDGFORD,
Agents, at Rockets,
Or 70 the Captains on the Steamers.
A. W. SHAW, General Sup'L
Baltimore.
l.. W. FREEMAN, Passenger Ag't Richmond.
Z. W. PUULSON,
jeI9-Im General Passenger Ag't Bait.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1866. }
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, 1t has been made 10 appear
that the National Exchange Bank Of Richmond,
Va, in the City of Richmond, in the county OF
Henrico and State of Virginia, has been duly Or
ganized under and according to the requirements
Of the Act of Congress entitled An Act to pro.
vide National Currency, secured by pledge of
United States bonds, aud TO provide for the cir.
culston and redemption thereof" approved June
9, 1854, and has complied with all the provisions
Of said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking under said
Act:
Now, therefore, l, Freeman Clarke, Comptrol
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Exchange Bank of Richmond, Va, in
the City of Richmond, in the county of Henrico
and State of Virginia, is authorized to commence
the business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal Of Office, this l5.h day of May, 1860.
IL. 81 FREEMAN CLARKE,
ieI2-2m Comptroller OF the Currency.
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A CURE GUARANTEED.-The skillful ply
"A sician, DR.. E. FISHBLAT'T, office No. 364
II street. between 18th and 18th streets, Wash
ington, D. c., has discovered the most certain
speedy, and only efectual relief in the world.
Weakness in the Back or Limbs, Structures, Af
fections of the Kidney and Bladder, Impotency,
Involuntary Discharges, General Debility, Ner.
vOusness, Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, Confusion OF
IDEAS Palpitation of the Heart Timidity, Trem-
bling, Dimness OF Sight, Diseases of the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, all Liver Affections Lungs,
Stomach or Bowels; those terrible Disorders
arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth, Secret and
Solitary Practice, rendering Marriage, &c, i'm
possible
Particular attention paid to all affections of
the Heart Lungs, Rheumatism and Chronic At
fections, as well as all Diseases Of Imprudence,
matter OF how long standing.
From his lengthy practice in the science OF
Medicine, he is enabled to offer himself to the
public as being the only Doctor in Washington
capable Of affording speedy relief ......
Persons at distance can be treated by mail,
by directing q few lines to Box bl7 Post Office,
Washington, d. c., stating complaint or dis
ease. .s.s...
OFF ,e No. 364 street. between llth and 18th
streets Washington ID. @. my29
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RICHMOND WHIG.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE "a, 1865.
TERRIBLE FIREMEN's FIGHT AT FLUSH.
ING-FIFTY TO SIXTY PERSONS WOUND.
ED-SEvERAL HUNDRED FIREMEN EN-.
GAGED-A PERFECT REIGN OF TERROR.
From New York News of 2lst.

From New York News Of 2lst.
Yesterday was set apart by the firemen Of As.
toria, Jamaica, Flushing and College Point for a
trial Of fire apparatus at Flushing. Extensive
preparations were made for grand display, and
Engine Companies No. and of the Eastern
district, No. Of the Western district Brooklyn,
and No. Al of New York, were invited to be pres.
ent. Consequently, early in the day en- immense
number of firemen and their friends assembled in
the town. In consequence OF some delay the trial
did not take place until about p. NJ, and
scarcely had the machines been put In working
order when tumult arose in Main street, near
Woolleys Hote', which became so formidable in
its proportions that all idea Of further trial was
abandoned.
II appears that an engineer from the Eastern dis
trict offered bet Of forty dollars TO a member of
the Astoria Company each having been discus.
sing the merits of the Smith and Jeter's engine
when they quarreled over the terms of the bet,
the Astoria man first striking the Eastern district
man. Their partisans then took up the quarrel,
and in few moments the fight became general
between the Jeifer's men and the Smith men.
As soon as the report Of firearms was heard
the business men Of the town closed their stores
and in a few minutes afterward the widest disor
der prevailed. The report Of pistols, the clash
ing OF bOwie-knives the screams and curses OF
tie combatants, the terrified shrieking of women
aud children, among whom fell showers of stones,
rendered the scene ore of intense horror.
The house-tops were crowded with men, while
the women and children sought refuge in cellars.
This state Of things lasted for some two hours,
when the rain commenced 10 fall in torrents. and
seemed TO cool the passions Of the inuriated riot
ers, and they gra iually quieted down and collect
ed their wounded and disabled friebds.
1t is impossible to state the number of those In
jured, but il is estimated at fifty or sixty. A
lady whose name was not ascertained, received
bullet wound in the breast; several citizens and
children were wounded by stray shots, but the
fighters themselves suffered the most severe inju-
ries. The wounded brought to Williamsburg in
clude Pat. McGinnis McCarty, knife wound in
neck; Ed. McHugh, badly injured about the
head Chas. Van Dyke, visitor, badly; F. Kelly,
head bruised. The scene of the fight presented
evidences Of a terrific conaict-bricks and stones
knives and broken pistols, lying around in pro-
fusion.
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, }

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES }
DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,
WAsHEGToE, May 9, 1866. )
II is hereby certified that the National Bank Of
Virginia, Of Richmond, Va, Banking Associa
tion organized under the Act ITO provide Ma
tional Currency secured by a pledge Of United
States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 8, 1864,
having complied with the requirements OF section
40 of said Act, and with the regulations Of this
Department made in pursuance thereof, has this
day been designated as Depositary OF Public
Moneys, except receipts from Customs, and by
virtue of such designation will also be employed
as Financial Agent Of the Government.
+, E. SPINNER,
myl6-2m Treasurer U. s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-24
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, dc.
C. P. & j. H. WORD,

Tobacco and General Commits
sion MerchRnGS,
Corner Seventh and Canal SITS Richmond, Va,
HAVE for sale, on consignment, large lot OF
H Manufactured Tobacco in pounds, half
pounds ives and tens of the best manufactures
Of Virginia and North Carolina.
Also, on consignment superior Old Whisky,
Brandles and Wines. Old Port Sherry and Ma
deira in casks, and Claret In cases, very supe-
rior; all Of which will be sold low to close con-
signments.
Country merchants and the city trade arc In
vited to give US . call.
All kinds of Country Produce received on con.
slgnment and our personal attention given to
all business intrusted 10 our care.
Goods received on storage at reasonable rates.
ie9-eod4w C. 2. & J. II. WORD.