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BANKERS.
, 3O NAT51oNNAh NAIT1oN. 7.3C

Mr. JAY cooEE 2. OF our ARA. having resumed
,hs s.p.rai Agency for Government Loans. we
ns ,repared to furnish promptly t. agents and
PuIehss,rs -
Us 13o TREAsURY NoTEs
qsese notes are issued, under date Of August H.
ys4. in senomonstions Of
$50. 500, $500, II 900 and IS 900,
They beayips interest at 1910 per e-nt. per an
nun, and have coupons attached, psysble In law
FOL money, on February 18th and August 18th of
eseh yesr. The principal win be paid In lawful
nspey on August Is, h, 1857; or, at the option Of
the hskier. the notes may then be exchanged, at
ps,. for
u.sFIvB TWENTY BONDS.
redAsmsble at the pleasure of tie Government ut
any time after Eve yeas sDd payable twenty years
srou Auxu,t Ist. 1857, with interest At
Blk PER CENT IN oOIN.
"A, able semi annually, These bonds are at pres.
ant worth in the market about NINE PER GENT
xrsm,um. from which deduct the premium upon
<Aa accrued gold interest, ana there II left net
,r>nium apsn the bonds of SIX PER GENT,
nth , prospect Of . much greater value at tbs
date Of the aturity Of the Seven- Thirty Notes.
Wereceive in payment for subscri ptions ths sew
srsl issues Of
FIVE PER CENT. TREASURY NOTES,
sHowins accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
p>ads of all i,sues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon application IN
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7-3O NOTES.
In order to prevent the uautilation ofthsss notes
The sscretNy OF the Treasury has given notice
hat the notes are not negotiable snless all the IN
naturea coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE CO.,
feb 4-dtf Bankers.
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FROM RlcnmOhd Dlsp3tcn, March ID
The President, on Friday, sent into Congress
q message stating that in q short time he might
have q matter of importance to comm IN cate.
which would require their delibera.iou, and
requesting that they would not adjourn on
Saturday, as agreed upon, but would prolops
their session for u few days. II has nol trans.
pired what is the subject alluded to by the
President, and Congressional and public euri.
osity have been exercised on the point. Spec-
ulafion has been rife thereon, and q number OF
theories have been started. One story is, that
that the President desires that Congress shall,
before adionrnihg, more explicitly define the
powers Of Gen. Lee as General-in- Chief An
other, that France offered to interfere III the
TO cede Louisiana to the Emperor, and to oP-
pose the Monroe doctrine. There are otners
hat II is unnecessary 70 repeat we give the
above Us the samples OF the talk OF the day.
kyThe london Daily News says there Ia
some prospect OF the shipment Of gold being
made to New York, owing TO the hatnees OF
ex xshange. -t f-
.U- Small pox still prevails to an alarming
extent In New Orleans. -. %
of New York for the field no " averages about
i5G0 per day. --4t.t b.. ...,-
TT The Alphabet Of Trpason-A.B b q. d..
Arnold, Burr, Calhoun, Davis. 80 -
TThe water in the Northern Lakes Ia said
to be lower than il has been for several years,
being three feet below the usual average as Ds.
tIoit ErFa- f-Igr.E FzF .a ST.
gA Charleston correspondent OF the Bos.
ton journal says mat q secret Union. Lsaeae
has existed In Charleston dnring the rsosiuon.
DR.. Mackep was the chief of1oer. GOV AIKEN
Judge Buist, and 500 others were msmosrs,1 %
are staggered by the prices. FIRST @ Stsss nonssS
that renIed before the war Tor St,or or S.scscsa
now rent for 900, In the fashionable locals
ties.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CAN RBURY HALL,

ADJUSTMENTS.
CAHrERBU HALL,
MVsIs ISssFEssgky ISsssFssssYkY HALL HsEE nssIo
rBk;.1rR SS.sTTEssssSEssyy S.sTEssSsy H.ES rat.2sn t.1
LOUISIANA AvsxuE. HsAa sIxfB sfass1,
Rear of National and Metropolitan hotels.
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
Also OF the Varieties, New York. and Canterbury
Alexandria, Va.
JOSH -.,6tAse manager
GIGANTIC BILL OF ATTRACTIONS.
HOUSES CROWDED NIGHTLY.
The only plsee Of Amusement in the city pre.snt-
iDgs company composed exclusively VI
STAR PERFORMERS,
and the ocly establishment in Warrington pre-
sentip performance combining all the best and
most POI uisr features of The
DkAMA, OPERA, DANCE, AND BURLBsQUB.
sTRANaERs, sOLDIERs. oITIzLNs ANB
KVEKN BODY
make a note of it. and ~itnsss our recherche and
eleg CANT entt rtainmeht
Last weeh Of
E E sIsS s1sS EDpp!!s: EDp!s
81 sINo EnDIs.
s s s!s$ sIs$ ssRSEIs:::: sRSE::
Il Il sIs$ sIs$ sEs$ :S$E:: :S$i::: :S$E:::
TIE TIE IsE4sE Iss4sE stSsP!s: stSsP!s::
Only years of age,
Ony years Of age,
Only years of age.
Whose e1trsors mary per iormanee, are pronounced
g: 81: sssggsE
EPDIs EfBDIs
VIII make An entire change in his performaass,
viii VIII zsb sF FfsHF ESss zS$
ON THE SAME EvxNINa.
First appearance Of
ADD wEAYER,
ADD WAIVER,
AUD WEAVER,
The celebrated Either plan Comedian.
EeeoHd week Of
III CHILDHRS,
j. H. CHILDERs,
II. CHlLDER3,
The 6rsst Military Wonder, whose exhibitions In
his
TIRRIF1ehusK1Fc cIHs AND BAIoNEr ExER-
Are pronounced without parallel.
ETHIOPIAN OORPE,
Consisting Of
JOHN MULLIGAN, JoHNNY MACK.
JOHN MULL1GAS. Johnny MAUK,
'LITTI MACK" JOHN kEDOSN
'LITTLE MACK" JOHN REDDAN
And Others, In new series Of fcorkographiealties
CUR DRAMATIC COMPANY
Consist. Of the following well known Artists:
JosB HART,
CaAhLES C0yELLI.
MISS LAURA LIE cLAIsR and A'n'
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mo. eP 1873
To. sIR: In enclosing to your address
the accompanying copies iAl of letters add ssssd
b, the premoters of the Exhibition Of the Art.
and utr -s OF all nations. proposed to bs held
IN Bombay, in i8 IS, to he chief Hecrrtary In tb
GoysrDu ent OF BON bay and tBl of the prom,ter, -
petition to HIS Exceliene. rhs Governor Of Ron
esy in council setting forth their Objects we arc
directed by them to r. quest the distinEuished 70
vor rf our csnsebtipg To act q comm ission nro
pcBsd to be formed in New York for ths nrrnoSo
Of picmotit = The interests of the Company in the
United Statrs. 49, VINO
We have the honor to be, sir,
Your obedient wants,
B6AN DAJI
q. NJ BIRowooD
p Honorary Secretaries,
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FRIDAY, MARCH IL.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT T0
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT 70
NINO EDDIE,
NlNO EDIBLE,
On which occasion he i'll sppsar in an entire new
feature poritivsly for his beneht only. This nee
feature % one of the most marvellous fsat5 OF the
sxe. In addition,
A MAMMOTH ENTERrAINMKEr.
ON MONDAY. MARCH 90,
". J. THOMPSON AND BIS WONDERFUL
TRAINED DOGS,
HECTOR AND CARLO,
WIN appear in the Splendid spectacular Drama.
entitled
TIE MURDERED IBRRYMAN.
Also, his sIsuisitely beautiful daughter,
MISS FANNY TRoMPeON
AIsS FANNY THOM Y6ON.
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CUR DRAMATIC COMPANY
Consists Of the followiH well known Artists:
JOsH HART,
sYLPAS CLARKE,
CHARLES COyELLI,
OHARLEY KANE,
MISS LAURA LIE CLAIRE and
MISS JENNIE JOHNSON.
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To his Ercelierry 81, H. Bar.l. y. F,r., X G.
B., Gorenor Of Bomb -. in eouaeil May IL please
your Exeeilenc1. We, the under 9. gnea, have the
honor to aPHly 10 your k1ceilencyfs aoyernmsRt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
~ IsRAELITEs LN CoENCL.

On sunday last a number OF delegates, repre-
senting the various Jewish congregations in
America. assembled in the Synagogue, on 34th
street. New York, to tfke into consideration sub
iects affecting the interests Of the Jews The
chairman. Rabbi J. J. Lyon, In his remarks,
protested against encroachmeGts upon the rights
OF the Jews by any fanatical sec's. He spoke
IN this connection OF the edvrs Of the Presbyte'
rian Council and Of the Council Of the Young
Christians in Philadelphia, which had resolved
70 unite all evangelical Christian sscts N order
10 oppose Catholic inHaenceB-a measure which
If successful, would in elect make Jews aliens
instead Of free citizens though aimed apparently
at Catholics alone" After debating upon sew
eral topics in regard 10 beledt.ing the Jews in
America, a committee OF .hree was appointed,
consisting Of Judge Coldo.a A. 5. Cohen ard
Henry E. Hart'to recommend m,a assures for adop-
ton by the Convention.
On Monday the committee presented a report
which. after some debate was adopted. One res
oldtion declares that whenever any attempt IS
made to engrait any religious belief in the Con-
stimtlon Of the United States, the Executive
Committee shall send memorial to all Jewish
congregations, asking them % take such action
asmay be deemed necessary After considera'
BILE discussion on miscellaneous subjects connec-
cd With the Jewish faith, the Convention ad-
iourned sine die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

mounting his horse, the straps gave way and
the precious metal fell cllnking to the ground.-
Hs eagerly scraped up the gold and sand leav-
ing number Of pieces ard, placing the coin in
a bag, rode of. The next mornings negro team
ster found ivedolar pieces scattered in proiusion
all about the ground
Some two hundred thousand dollars were stolen,
leaving about one hundred and twenty thousand.
With this amount the bank officers iourneyed on,
sadder, but wiser men Upon reaching Abbeville,
south Carolina, they offered q reward Of twenty
thousand dollars for the recovery Of the property.
The robbers are supposed to be paroled soldiers,
who followed the train from Washington. lt Is
singular that in the present demoralized state OF
the country, the gentlemen in charge made no
secret of their valuable possessions nor did they
use any extraordinary measures Of precaution to
preserve their property.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
80 BERGLlRS- CARNITIL.

% Richmond is infested with thieves and it would
sea that they are plying their netar,ous yoca-
ton with impunity The local columns OF the
city papers contain reports every day OF burgla-
ries and robberies committed in the very centre
Of the city, as veil as on the suburbs. Cannot
this wholesale plundering be stopped The Pro
yost Marshal, we are sure, viii use whatever
means Of prevention he may have at his COM
maBs but in addition 20 the military patrol, !
any are abroad duting tbeuisht, there should be,
in our opinioa some half dozen or more expert
detectives employed % 80 the rounds and
spot the professional burglars ard members Of
the sxeu mcb,' who are known 70 be prowiing
about the city.
We trust that effective measures viii be taken
10 repress robberies until the municipal govern
ment, with d organized Iohce. is re-e-tablshsd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED of JOSEPH NJ, GARRETT AdS55
il who served under the assumed name 9L Nj
FiTyGERALD in the Eighth Regiment OF Maine Nol-
unteers Company r The last heard OF him was a.er
the battle Of Cold Harbor, when he was see VIZ 49,
prisoner after the above battle Any inioTmaon con-
eerning his whereabouts will be lhankluiy fSeemeu
and literally paid for, by addressing ED"AhD na
care Of New York Netrs, New YORK JeiV--eVuN'
TNF0PMATI0Y WANTED OF LOUISA JOHNSON
i ieoloredl wife OF Monroe Johnson. SAID woman
was sold 10 20 to Richmond, Va IN the sgTng oil i'oz'
Oace OF Prov. Mar, Sd Cong. Dist,
t. ,ao, New York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
OHOICE OLD WINES, LII.

EOR SALE.-l,3O Acres of Land, lying In
II two adjoining tracts, one of 700 acres, the
other 600, each farm containing 300 acres OF
cleared land, with fifty Of fat or low ground /,
the rest of the land in good timber for building
purposes. These tracts have good dwelling
houses outhouses, orchards, and every convent
ence to suit two families. The land IS wen
ADAPTED TO the cultivation of wheat corn. TO-
bacco, grass and the various products OF tins
section of the country. This land Is 80 miles
west of Richmond, z miles from the James River
Canal rare opportunity is offered for invest
ment. For further particulars apply at the wig
ONCE. 20"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
THE OLD ROUTE TO WASHINGTON
TIE Nav Era Fredarickshnrpl saws

The Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
Company have advertised for proposals TO re
mock At this place. Also for proposals 10 run
daily line Of stages between Hamilt0n's Cross
ing and Belle Plains, TO unite with line OF
steamers on the Potomac, and make a complete
line between Richmond and Washington. the
quickest, cheapest and least iatguing route be-
tween the two cities.
Work has commenced in relaying the track
from Hamiltons Crossing TO this place. Garter
NJ. Braxtou, ESQ. is in charge Of the engineering
department, and his experience and reputation In
his profession is q guarantee that the work will
be well done. We hope the cars will run to town
very soon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
THE GOLD OF THE RICHMOND BANKS.
PAarIcuLl Rs OF TIE GREAT ROBEERY-s9 1000
STOLEN
Son he Aurnsta 81. Transc.Ipt. June 2

From the Augusta, Ca, Transcript, June :.
A few DAYS since two Of the officers OF the Rich
mond banks. whose assets were removed rom
that city upon the evacuation m April feSchel
washington in this STATE. They wee empower
ed by the authorities TO remove their elects con
sisting Of S326OJ0 in specie, 20 the capital Of m
gina. Procuring teams and guard OF tSeNe
men, these gentlemen set out upon their return
home. intending 70 take the railroad Of Chester,
South Carolina.
AT the end Of the first days journey they en-
eamped on the grounds OF Mrs. Morse eighteen
miles from Washington, and three from the sa-
vaunah river. The officers retired. and the guard
fell asleep. About midnight, party OF twenty
mounted men, who were eyideaty aware OF the
value Of the train, suddenly dashed upon IL and
the guards surrendered with hrng gun
or making the slightest show Of resist
ance. The freebooteTs immediately went
70 work bursting open the specie Aess
ana kelping themselves 10 the gltteTing contents.
one fellow, it is related, had large leathern
hayenack. which he 6lled, but just as he was
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

Two PERSONS KILLED By LIGHTEIEG.-Last
night, about half-pasf 9 o'clock, during the pro
g1ess of the violent rainstorm which prevailed in
this vicinity the house at the corner of Odstreet
and Donough's Alley occupied by Mr.. James
Spaulding, was struck by lightning and, sad TO
relate Mrs Spauldiug and her little daughter,
aged some five OF six years were instantly killed.
hr. Spaulding was severely shocked, but not Sc.
riously injured. Mrs. 5. and her daughter were
sitting near the door at the misunderstanding
News
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
lfEETING OF TRE LEGISLATURE.

At a late hour las. night We received the Pro-
clamation Of the Governor ordering session OF
the Legislature, to begin next Monday We
think We may promise that its transactions viii
be satisfactory 70 the people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
OF OOO REWARD is offered for the

CT 000 REWARD is offered for the
listed oeiow, anu proPOlSona'ely ior any portion
in two glass jars, and were stolen in Amelia coun.
~ on the day or night of the 22d of April last, it
is believed, by a negro boy and two women. The
public are hereby warned against trading for
them, as payment will be stopped;
Two bonds of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal
Company of $1,000 each, Nos. 2S9, 29O, in favor
of VIM. B. Blair.
Or two bonds of the State of Virginia, for the
benefit of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, Nos. 289, 30, in favor Of VIM. b. Blair.
Twelve bonds of the like kind for $500 each.
No. 226, 22S to 236 inclusive and 29l, 292.
Five bonds Of the State of Virginia of $1,000
each Nos 1882, 7.O75, 1857, IL 355, l,44s.
Upon the delivery Of the bonds TO Lewis E.
Harvie, ESQ.,. of Amelia county, or John d.
Blair, of the city of Richmond the above reward
will be paid by JUDITH G. BLAIR,
my 6-2aw3W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL OPTICLiN,
Late Of the arm Of Franklin Co, at the City Savings
Bank Office will suit every age aud impaired vision
with his well known
PERIsCOPIC SPECTACLES.
Also a good assortment Of Maguifying Glasses Their
nome ers, opera Glasses, Compasses, Se., sc.
JEWELLERS SUPPLIED on LIBERAL TERMS.
No 80 Main street,
mysl.-ly At Mr. G, Jacobs Dry Goods Store,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
RICHMOND WING.
;ATUEDAY MoRNING...JUNE II, 1855.

~ PERSONS ARRIVING IL RICHMOND, WHO
nave copies Of late uewspapers from Lyuehours Dan
VILE or interior places further south will oonse the
siitor OF the Whig BY sending them 10 this ouc3'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

CT0LEN.-On Thursday afternoon, from the
- corner of 4th and Broad streets, pair Of BAY
MULES-One dark and the other rather light
color; middle age and size. A liberal reward
will be paid for their recovery and delivery to
n. MlTTELD0RFER,
jel6-3t Corner 4th and Broad Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
ExINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

IL propose to reopen my LAW SCHOOL, at
this place, on the first Monday Of July next
The plan of instruction will be the same as that
formerly adopted with highly encouraging sue.
cess, the length of the session being extended to
nine months. Gentlemen proposing TO place
themselves under my instruction are respectfully
solicited TO give early notice of their intention.
TEXT BooKs.-Stephen's Commentaries, Lo-
max's Digest, Greenleaf on Evidence Stephens
on Pleading, Kent's Commentaries, Matthews d.
gest and Adams Equity.
The fee for the course will be sl00-one moiety
payable in advance, and the residue on the LIST
October. j w. BROCKENBR0UGH.
Lexington, Va, June 9th, 1866. jel2--6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
CHRISTIAN, LEA A. co.

- RNIA SPARKLING
j WINE, pure JUICE of the Grape. Also,
CALIFORNIA WINE BlTTERS, for inyalids,
together with L0NGWORTHS SPARKLING
CATAWBA WINE, PORT, SHERRY, CLARET,
&c, together with a general assortment OF FINE
BRANDlES, WHISTLES, PORTER. ALE, &C.,
for sale In quantities to suit purchasers, BY
CHRISTIAN, LEA, & CO.,
ielb-4t IS Main street, Richmond,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
Shipping News.
STEAMERS TO ARRIv
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 10, iss5.

Steamer n. Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mail, mds
and pass, w. G. Smith.
Steamer Dictator, bearing, Norfolk, mail, mdse and
passengers, Haskins 4 Bridgford.
Steamer Red Jacket, Adams, City Point, mail and
government passengers.
steamer MonOhansett, crOwell, City Point, govt
officers
Steamer North Point, Kerwin, Baltimore, mdse, aud
U. & Navy steamer Phox, Capt. North, from Fortress
Monroe
Schooner Albion, MeKeene Phila, ndse., Crother &
Strols.
schooner George E. conOver, Jones, Phila., coal, F.
Sands x Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
Auction and Commission House
~. PARRISH A. CO,

Corner Of 18th aud Cary Streets, Richmond, Va.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, having associated them
4 selves under the above firm, for the pur-
pose Of conducting a general AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, offer their services to
the public for the sale OF Produce and Goods Of
an Kind. From long experience in the business,
We hope to receive a liberal share Of the public
patronage. COnsignments solicited for public or
private sale WIN. IL. PARRISH,
OF the late firm Boeock 4 Parish, Lynehburg, Va.
LUCAS HARVEY,
OF the late firm l. Harvey x Co., Richmond, Va.
REFERESCEs.-AcDaniel a. lrby. Lynchburg,
Va; McCorkle, Son & Co., do; VIM. ID. Ryan,
Baltimore. Nd. T. j. Deane Richmond, Va.
iel6-d2W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
SAILED.

Steamer Georgiaua, Pearson, Norfolk, mall, mdss.
and passengers, w. G. Smith
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Norfolk, mail mdse and
pass, Haskins i Bridgiord.
Steamer Red jacket, Adams, City Point, mail and
government passengers. ~.
Steamer S. o. Pierce, Briggs, City Point, soTt
officers.
Steamer J. A. stephens, COniue, City Point, govt
orders.
steamer Ellie knight, Graham, Phila, mds and pas.
Christian, Lea Co.
Steamer Putnam, Seymore, Phte, mdse aud pas,
W. II. Alderdice.
steamer Florence, Franklin, Timmons, Snow Hill,
Schooner j. Z. Franklin, Clayton, down the river
light.
Schooner Sarah, French, -
Schooner Knight, Romer,
Schooner Julia, Delany, Baltimore, light.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

StTOLEN- About nine o'clock on Wednes.
- day night, from the stable in rear OF DR..
Joynes on Franklin strest between 9th and 18th,
a blooded BAY MARE, of medium size. Has a
white mark a healed scarf on the left side of the
neck, and several of the same kind under the
paddle; also very slight recent scratches on the
knees and one hig. Had on military saddle
with brass rim on pommel-G. z. Miles stamp ed
on the flaps.
Is this is q favorite mare, an EXTRAORDINARY
REWARD will be paid for her return, or for any
information which may lead TO her recovery, by
j. WILCOX BROWN,
9th ST., letween Main and Franklin.
Z. Ots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
HOWeS Il Macy,
formerly Officers of the Park Bank)
Baskrns. 80 WAL ST., n. Y.

A'ANAEI''' '' w ALL ~" AN'
FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOW
ED ON DEPOSITS.
Persons Opening Accounts may Deposit and
Draw as theJ please the same as with City
Banks and will be allowed interest on their daily
balance at four per cent.
Collections made upon any part of the United
States or Canada.
Orders for the Purchase or Sale of the various
issues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds
and Gold promptly executed for the usual COM
mission. jeS-eOd2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

uOUsE BUILDING HARD
h WARE.
Knob Locks, Dead Locks
Front Door Locks, Stock Locks 80
Pad Locks, &c
Loose and Fast Butt Hinges ,Ig.v.
Strap and Hinges d
Hook and Eye Hinges
Blind and Sash Fastenings
Door Bolts, Latches
Wood Screws. Nails, &c
Together with every variety OF Building Hard.
ware.
For sale By JOHN N. VAN LEW,
je7-lm "a Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
FOR SALE.
STALLION FOR SALE
ITULvS AND HORSES FOR

MI SALE AND EXCHANGE.
Farmers and others DESTROYS Of buying or ex-
changing Mules or Horses, Con he supplied OF &C.
commodated upon liberal terms by the subscri.
Der at his stables on Monroe, between Grace and
Broad streets, Richmond, Va. His old customers
are respectfully invited to call and see him.
IL l4Llm. B. w. GREEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

r OST OR STOLEN.-Ono BLACK
i MARE, weighing about ten hundred pounds
over twelve years old, black mane and tall the
maue being reached has pacing gait.
One GREY MARE, weighing little less than
nine hundred pounds, about five years old; stands
a little cookie jOinted; has sore back. When
stolep, had on citizens saddle. Name also
reached.
The black mare had on a Mcclellan saddle
Information left at the Wing office thankfully
received.
TSignedl ABNER F. DURGIN.
1t. and Q. NJ, Cd N. H. v,
10 I7-lt- Sd Brig, Sd Div, Oath A. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

GAIETIES EATRE,
" METROPOLITAN HALL, PSASKLIS STREET.
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
Reserved Seats IS cents. Colored Gallery % cts.
Family Circle, s., Reserved Col. Gal. 60 cts.
To- night will be produced the first time, the great
PantOmime OF
GRANDMOTHER HUBBARD;
Or
THE FAIRY OF THE GOLDEN wHEATSHEAF.
Concluding with the most 81
SPLENDID TABLEAUX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-17

Gold sold at the first session Of the Stock Board Bal
more, on Thursday at IA l2@la5 some sS 900 chang
ing hands. On the last call lA3-4 was bid, regular
way---a further advance Of "a. Five-twenties de-
clined selling tics; 5000 North Carolina
Gs sold at r. In New York, Thursday at First Board
the gold rate Ia a. Virginia es 20; N. Carolina
Gs ~