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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-07-01
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THE EMPRESS OF FRANCE.

The Empress Eugenie exhibits taste u every.
thlng, and contrives to impart new grace 10 her
new role OF. Empress Regent She recently took
sdvattage OF the presentation of the new Turkish
ambassador TO appear before the bewildered
functionary In all the pomp of imperial grandeur,
seated on the throne which Is covered with Grim
son velvet embroidered in bees of gold. The back
oil the high chair Is surmounted by the imperial
own, WI ich i5 so highly FURNISHED taat tseems
70 detsch itself from the frame. Her Majesty,
who st1des the value OF color. wears upon this
background, not the mantle OF imperial purple,
which should by strict tradition be donnei on oc.
casions of grand ceremonial, but the long train
of emerald green velvet richly embroidered in
gold, which, falling from the shoulders, is drawn
by Its own weight away from the waist eav-
ing the outline Of the figure pure and well.ie-
fined. The petticoat worn by her Majesty Is OF
white satin, covered with innumerabe bouf-
fans OF tulle, and looped with diamond tags.
so particular Is size in the observance of the
rule OF good taste and artistic effect, that on
he day previous 10 any grand representation Of
the kind o rehearsal with her ladies and ttrewo-
men invariably takes place at the same hour az
that which has been appointed for the reception,
so that the light may be modified according to
the tone of the colors WON on the occasion, in
order that the n'Ost perfect harmony may be pro-
duced and nothing harsh or grating be visible
The blinds are arranged according TO the height
of the sun at that hoar, and remain as they are
pldceu uulll Iile IuOITOW. NOtnlng Is acnieYeu
without care and pains, but in cases like the pre-
sent where the result is successful, neither ara
TO be regretted.
Some teOple ore astonished TO behold the faint,
the very faint rose tint OF the lining OF the Imte-
rial mantle. This, too, has been studied, and was
adopted in consequence Of the pure white having
been found too raw and TRANSPLANT against the
crimson background. Her Majesty does not wear
the Imperial crown it il placed on the table be-
side her. Her coilare is, however, the Imperial
diad.m OF bril'iants, considered the most unique
in the universe, brought rather more over the
forehead than formerly In consequence Of the,
gradual widening of the parting, which now
leaves an inconyenient space on the summit OF
the head. q
The hair Is arranged in two puffs, seeming In
their sottness of tone to be made of molten gold,
and the light from the window being aitstically
brought upon the head, the exquisite color OF her
Majesiys hair is displayed to the best advantage
Altogether it would scarcely be possible to behold
Il face and figure better calculated TO display tha
grace and distinction and all the ideal attributes
of rJyalty.
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ACCIDENT TO AN ACTRESS.

serious accident occurred in Ball X Fitzger.
AIDS Amphitheatre at Batavia, N. York, several
nights ago. Daring the representation of the
play of Mazeppa, Kate Raymond was strapped
on the back Of the horse, and by some accident
the flooring at high elevation from the ground
gave way upon the back part OF the stage, and
the horse fell backward, falling upon the woman.
She vas rescued from her peIilous position "a
soon AZ possible, and removed to the Western
Hotel, where she now lies. Medical aid was sum-
moned, and il was ascertained that her hip was
dsl ocated. The dslocation was promptly reduced
under the influence of chloroform.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
HONrprunrr nm nut TfruppNNTr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONTROLLERS OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, May 10Th, 1865.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
TO the undersigned, it has been made 10 appear
that the National Exchange Bank Of Richmond,
Va, in the City of Richmond, in the county OF
Heniico and SL.te of Virginia, has been duly or
ganized under and according TO the requirements
OF the Act Of Cong ess entitled An Act to pro.
vide a National Currency secured by pledge of
United States bonds, and TO provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof" approved June
g. 1854 and has compled with all the provisions
of said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking under said
Act:
Now, therefore, /. Freeman Clarke, Comptrol.
Ter of the Currency, do hereby cprtify thSt 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, 1855;
III. 81 FREEMAN CLARKE,
jel2-2m Comptroller OF the Currency.
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BURSTING OF AN OIL BUBBLE STRANGE
DEVELOPMENTS ABOUT a REV YORK

BURSTING OF AN OIL BUBBLE STRANGE
DEVELOPMENTS ABOUT REV YORK
COMPANY.
During an investigation before Justice Dodge,
OF New York, on Monday, into the affairs of an
oil company, known as the United Service Petro-
leum and Mining Company" some strange develop.
ments were made. Mr.. George ID. Kellogg, Of NO.
267 West Twenty. third street and several gentle.
men of good standing in society are the principal
complainants, and they lese that William ID.
Mann and Daniel StrattOn Jr., who were managing
officers OF the aboye.named company, had defraud-
ed them of over S45 0OO.
From the afidayits made, il appears that the
accused, some months since, organized COM
pany TO be known as the United Service Petro-
eum and Mining Company. Major-General WIN
field s. Hancock, either ith or without his con.
sent, was elected President, and Mann, one OF the
accused vice.presdent and general superinten-
dent A prospectus was published giving the
names of the founders OF the company, its Off
GERS and stockholders, prominent among whom
were the names OF some OF the most celebrated
officers connected with the Army OF the Potomac
and the War Department, the number OF acres of
land owned by the company and its locl:
ton, together with the probabilities OF
striking oil In the localities mentioned
all presented in the most gorgeous colors, and,
when backed up by the names presented. liable
to deceive the most wary. Large quantities OF
the stock were sold, amounting in the aggregate
claimed TO have spent s450 900 in payment of the
land and expense of working &c. short time
since, Messrs S. ]. Albright Ex-Governor OF
Arizona, William 8. Hillyes and Georse ID. hel'
logg, believing that all was not right, went out TO
where the land mentioned in the prospectus was
alleged to be located, and there found that a
swindle of the most bare.faced description had
been perpetrated. In no instance were the repre-
sentations made correct Instead OF number
of wells almost ready to yield return for the
outlay expended on them, as they had expected
10 see tbey found but one solitary excavation.
prospectus proved TO be nothing but wretched
shanties. On these representations the magis-
trste issued q warrant for the arrest OF the ac-
cused. During the afternoon officer Andre ar.
restad Mann at the AstOr House, and he was com.
mjtted 70 await an examination. Stratton is
absent in the West but will probably be arrested
IN dsy or two, as an officer has been despatched
for him Mann, at the commencement of the
war. entered the service as Colonel of the 7th
Michigan cavalry, and while on duty was located
in and around Washington, thus enabling him to
form the acquaintance of many, whom he after.
wards induced to enter into his bubble petroleum
scheme,
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES, }
nIVIaInN or NATInNAI HANKS.

DIVISION OF NATIONAL bAFks, Z
WASHINGTON May 8, 1866.
II IL 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 o pledge of United
States Bonds, and to provide for the circulation
having complied with the req quirements 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.
F, E. SPINNER,
myl5-2m Treasurer U. ).
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National Bank of Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRKEcY;S
WIsH1NarnN Nav 9th lSGh


WASHINGTON, May 9th, 1866.
WTHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
w sented to the undersigned it has been made
TO appear that the National Bank Of Virginia, Of
Richmond Va. in the City Of Richmond in the
county of Henrico and State Of Virginia, has
been duly organized under and according 10 the
requirements of the Act of Congress entit2 d IAN
Act to provide N ,tional Currency, secured by a
pledge of United States bonds, aud TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" approx.
ed June 8, 1864, and has compiled with all the
provisions of said Act required to be complied
with before commencing the business OF Banking
under said Act
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
National Bank of Virginia, of Richmond, Va,
in the City of Richmond in the county Of Henri
co and State of Virginia, is authorized to COM
mence the business Of Banking under the Act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this ninth day of May, 1865.
IL, 81 FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
TIE ONLY LINE CONVEYING THE
GREAT THROUGH MAIL.
NEW LINE.
NEW LINE

Steamers for Baltimore, Norfolk,
Old Point and city Point, com
meeting with the Railroad at
baltimore for Philadelphia and
New York Also, with the
Petersburg and City - o N Z
Road going and coming.
THE new and elegantly furnished steamers
CITY POINT, Capt Talbot and DICTATOR,
Captain bearing, will leave Haskins and Bridg-
ford's Wharves, at Rockets, nearly opposite X. y.
Haskins' store. daily al o'clock, A. NJ, connect
ing at Old Point, for Baltimore, with the splen-
didly furnished Steamers GEORGE LEARH,
Capt. Brakeman, aud JAMES I. BkADY, Capt.
Landis, arriving in Baltimore next morning IN
tine for the Eastern and Western trains.
Fare 70 City Point 81 " Fare to Baltimore S. 90
-Ds Old Point % Do Philadelphia IL 81
Do Norfolk Un Do New York 10 70
e State Rooms and Meals Extra.
Carriages viii convey Passengers from the
Steamers in Baltimore 70 the Depot FREE OF
CHARGE
z Baggage checked through 10 Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New YOIk, and Freight 70
ceiyed for all the above points on the James
River and Baltimore. These steamers touch at
jamestown and Wilson's Landing going and
returning. For particulars, apply 70
HASHlNS & BkIDGFORD,
Agents, at Rockets,
Or 70 the Captains on the Steamers.
A. w. SHAW, General Sup't
Baltimore.
1. W. FREEMAN, Passenger Ag't Richmond.
~ pOfJI sSDN.
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g1 NATIONAL CLAIM Ae ENcY.
DANIELS & SHERWOOD,
AUTHORIZED MILITARY
AND
NAVAL AGENTS,
3a Penn. Avenue, cor. Of eth ST., and ?s Penn. Av.
Opposite State Department.,

Opposite State Department.,
WASHINGTON, b. c.
J. DASIRIs, II. i. SHERWOOD,
Late CdPt. u.s. A.. Late Q. NJ u. 3. 4.
We would inform all MILITARY OFFICERS whoth-
er in or out Of the service that have had large
perience In the SETTLEMENT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF
OFFICERS with the Government, aud have a perfect
know ledge OF what i required and accepted in every
given case. We procure Certificates Of NOn-indebted-
ness nd send them TO Oicers, that they may get
their pay Ia their own District, when mustered out OF
the service collect their pay here for them, pre-
ferred In the latter case, the drafts Obined from
the o. s. Treasury, and made payable to the order OF
the Onicer, there Is little 40 danger OF loss. We
settle ali classes Of Army aud Navy Accouuts collect
back pay, Bounty, Pension and Prize money, with
prOmptness aud despatch.
wo also give special attention to the claims Of all
loyal citizens for property taken or destroyed by the
army, collect purchase Quartermasiers vouchers,
and prosecute claims before the COur OF Claims. We
require advance lee, aud all information given free
of charge. our ordinary fee for settling Ohcers Ac
counts Is s2i, payable upon the settlement OF the ae
count.
REFERENCES. .---Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Senator from
Minnesota Hon, X. 4. Fen0n, Governor OF y y; Mai.
General Pope; Hon. X. V. Whaloy, N: e., West
Virginia. my22---eOdJm
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
A. Vance Brown.
OF RICHMOND,

VALENTINES BUILDING,
Corner 9th and Broad streets.
Agent for the United States Seven-thirty Loan.
THIS Bank will receive deposits, discount local
i and inland bills and notes, deal in all classes
of Government securities, Foreign and Domestic
Exchange Gold and Southern State Coupon
Bonds and Bank Notes, on favorable terms make
collections on the principal cities Of the United
States and Europe.
Will cheerfully furnish all information in re-
gard TO Government loans.
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DRnTT ANN ORNAMENTAL

IN VIII
Il TREES.-A splendid stock under cultiva.
ton for coming fall. Dwarf Trees a speciality,
and grown largely.
Orders entered as received and forwarded
promptly in the planting season.
Descriptive catalogue mailed TO applicants.
Address EDWARD ]. EVANS q CO.,
ie7-eodl9tt Central Nurseries, York, 70,
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CO.PAKTNERsmIP NOTICES
CO-PARTNERSIIIP.

THE uulerSg guei have associated themselves Tor the
Il purpose 90 conducting a GENERAL AUCTION AND
CuAgIS>luN BCSlNk kS> Tor The sale oi M-rchaudizr,
Produce Liquors aud ferlaud have taken the Two large
aud suacilu. teurucut~ ON Franklin street, between
lgh aud 18th, where they design keeping always on
hand varied assortment 90 Which they Invite the at
tsutou OF the public.
They viii give stric personal ateuitO1 % all con-
sifuugnts aud axe liberal advances upon the
The style Of the urm Is Jos. bArNNEL y 60.
C5nsigumsnts solicited. JOS. BRUMMEL,
JNO. b. DAVIS.
je5--lm y. N. LEh.
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UALUABLE PROPERTY TO

and Kanawha Company own very valuable
LOT, fronting on Cary street, near 18th, upon
which the toll house and other Offices OF the
Goa pany were before the late fire, and desiring
to improve it they invite proposals for the erec
ton Of stores and Offices upon It upon ground
rent OF otherwise.
Applications may be made to WIN. p. NUN.
FORD Secretary or 10 the undersigned,
TH0S. II. ELLIS, President
Of the James River and KanaWha Co.
saO0- -aodQw
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il I2-lm " General b. al Passenger Ag't Bait.
THE NEW YORK AND VIR-

THE NEW YORK AND VIR-
GINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY have on
the route between New York and Richmond two
hne ships. viz the YAZOO, Capt. COUcH, and
the CREOLE Capt. THOMPSON, lelying New
York alternately every Wednesday and Saturday
at n o'clock NJ, and Richmond every tuesday
and Saturday at s o'clock A. NJ.
Passage % New York, including meals and
state room accommodations, only tl5. Excursion
tickets for roand trip, good fOr one week s25.
Tickets secured either at my office In Ludlam y
WatsOn's warehouse, or on board the ships.
Passengers will be taken 10 the ships by the
steam tender Port Royal, from Ludlam Wat.
sons wharyes, Rockets.
Freights solicited each way.
igT GARRET F. WATSON.
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NORTHERN ADvERTIsEM'TS
CONGRESS- HALL.

4 NUNo1 Il E.!SS E1AE4E.
" CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
VIII he opened for the reception of Guests on
THURSDAY, JUNE lst, 1865. Visitors to this
unriyalled Tea Bathing resort will lind Congress
Hall strictly rstcass in all the details so essen-
tial to the comfort and convenience of It's guests.
The Cottages connected with the Hotel will be
reserved exclusively for families desiring the
quiet and comforts OF home. Mark Hasser's fine
Brass and String Band engaged for the season.
For Ro )ms &C., address,
j. f. CAKE, Proprietor,
il l6-eolm Cape Island, n. J.
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COLONEL DERROM :
AME RICAN UNION
Patent Portable Buildings,

6-attaeres for the Seaside, the Mountains, the
faTm or plantation, OnieeS Warehouses and
gRildips-s OF any size or style made IN sections
md us Patent, convenient for transportation
and ean be quickly set up by people Of ordinary
talent without usi1g nails or screws. Ihey ore
SIMPLE. NEAT AND SUBSTANTIAL.
Cottages cost 49, t25O, s275, $500 and up
wards. backed ready for shipment PLAIN
C,ttaRa, I9xl6 ieet can be loaded on Two
horse lumber wagon, weighs about tgo thou
sand uoVRds and costs s21b, delivered az the
railway depot in Patterson, N. J.
This system Of Portable Building IS aeknOW-
ledged 10 be the best in world and ~ very con-
Venient for persons wishing 70 make temporary
residence, &C., being quickly set up, anu can %
taken down and set up again without loss or
damage 10 the materials. The system can also
be ussj In the erection Of buildings for 0erma-
nence, either plain or in style most elaborate
SPLENDID for small fancy buildings.
Sashes. Blinds, DOOn and other prepared
Building Materials ofths best quality can be
furnished 10 order. .-r,
r-TERHS-CASH.~a
For nriess az Portable Buildings or Materials
send plan or description. and for Patent Rights
or arrangements for Agencies ADDRESS
A, DEkkOMs
West Street steam MOrkss,
Eyil-tHlS' PAtshsVNl N' ~
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION
w Of the public to the ready
COMPOSITION ROOFING,

having eNNA - Wv ~ A4SAN sAA1A HiN~NA lSoASi
for the
ROOFING OF BUILDINGS
OF all classes, in all climates, old or new. For
uniformity Of quality, completeness Of finish, ia
cllity of application, cheapness and durability,
We invite a thorough trial. We call attention to
a few points. IL Is the most durable Of all Com
position Roofs. IL is not affected lnjuriously by
ings on fire. IL eau be walked upon without in
jury to the roofing. II is readily applied to old
Shngle Roofs, without removal Of old shingles.
The weight is only about one-third of that Of
gravel roofing, thereby saving in cost Of timbeTs.
Cutters can be formed of this material. Call
aud see sample Of the Roofing before using any
other. GREEN 4 ALLEN,
Builders, corner Of Grace and 7lh streets.
mvgl- -andSW
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Fabian, Ryan & Farrell.
No. IA, 18th ST., bet. Main X Cary,

A RE prepared to make advantageous arrange
n ments with Planters and Farmers, and ad-
vance cash and supply all kinds Of Agri.
cultural Implements, and also Implements Of
Husbsndry generally, in anticipation of the
coming crop. jelO-lm
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
IL Prizes paid in gold. Information fur nish-
ed. Highest rates paid for doubloons and slI
kinds Of gold and silver,
TAYLOR q CO., Bankers,
myi8-6m No, lG Wall street, N. Y,
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ThE NEW SKIRT FOR 1866.

A wonderful invention for ladies. Unquestion.
ably superior TO all Others.
Don't fail to read the advertisement In the
RIoHMoND WHIe, containing full particulars
eyeiy Monday morning. spll-tYdexh6m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Make collections on all accessible points, buy and
sell Gold, Stocks, Foreign aud Domestic Ex.
change Land Warrants and Government Securi.
ties. je9s-9m
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-29

animation anywhere. The Sophomores
were examined to-day in Latin and
Greek By Prof WILEY. They translated
9th ease and accuracy, rendering the
examination more interesting, By giving
an outline Of the WDrEa taes had been
reading during the pastterm. ,9 s/Is
The two Societies united their vale
dictOEy exercises, which made the pro-
grannfns last evening unusually interest
ing Tue performances was opened by
prayer by the Rev. DIR. Mutt The Phi
lomethean Society was represented by
Joseph W. Walker Of Bloomington, Ind.
The subject Of his orstion was, The
True Hero" 1t was a very well written
address, and was delivered in style to
make the frienda Of the old =Athanian
tgemble for her laurels: but Ambrose
Cunning, Of Nashville, Ind, who repre-
sented her, won the attention and admi-
ration Of the audience By q witty intro
dHcfeu 70 'iAis speech, which was
upon Frmness-not Stubbornness. "
This orstiou, though not as polished ss
the preceding, was more foreible, witty,
and original. The speaker has evident
ly been an attentive pupil Of Prof Kidd,
as he delivered himself after that emf
neat sl1cutionist's most approved style.
He was often applauded BY the audience,
ss was also Mr.. ". --------------.-
.AheFr the farewell addresses, the
Seniors we're called upon, and each
took leave OF his respective society in q
short S1tempoTe speech, from the sum
of which it would seem that therlast has
not been the most tranquil session In
tha socisiies, and that the Senior clasl
has earned the reputation of being ex
pert wire pullerss ~ IIAat Il $50
The performance was intersperseC
with excellent music by the Blooming
ton Band. which maintains its old repu
tation of being one Of the best in th'
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r Blooming ton,s June %, 1865 .liasss =