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Observation-Disclosures
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BACoNs QUARTrR BRANcu 8.

D"OoNS BRANCH SALOONI
erlaubt iib Der llntsti:itu,t, ,um H,isioer grfrx. s;a.a
nsufn sDtftpl6aft etnJu aesn. bic stftntadpoU eino,rfGt,t
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msIee tp muir aus ben bsftn Suclrn b%e,isttn. Dir Srri.
ou,ie tcnntn bts an msin 2rfaI tsnust fperesn.
I'm s'Iau.3sh oelu~ etiftf Npats u [ m m {.
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MORNING STAR SALooNl
600 Srpaoltr., 3w'i&en Der 3ten uur 4ten CTR.
SttD mDr8euffrm
erIaubt f6 feline frrunb, unS bos ns,hr,, 80
aut leins gan, nnu unS ssf&madrsh unstribttir Dirtifbaat
SNi" su gu magtm u: gum Ssfafe o~trfeibsn SinisIaSsr.
De Ssnen y qSore, gBetns une gisarrtn uns nur
@"9si nno Wpif's bsriibmtts 9aserbitr.
8eaotns ale,
os ctnfn Nuliern unp fpnfiss grfrifHunsen
Va NPtin nsuerbauter fIeiurr SaaI tptrs af4.s,xm,.
iehl&a!ttn, eostu unb 8srtinsn bsNena ~tntpfsbi,n ~
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Dent(brn Ginwanoernues- Oeftafbaft
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Sta@feS @trateeta.
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Oer Name une Uff3ieue Stisl bisfu @sfeu1Mait 1T /:
ID sut d e g n 10 anperun SO d
pes Staates Sirgtnta."
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Weuer salon
SaStuadm S Gbarl 8 Gnf r.

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9o 2oo VialnftraHs, 8nu6,n Der 9fsn u. 1Ot,n.
Hthmono, 3D.,
baben an psisem 9lase in ibrem nu trbouteu 6ouf, Elm
9elTrtadprQ %einsertd ieiee ab trtbftaftS-PUfoi
eteIntt' NO ot teren 9iquo's, Bier. Ole unb GisaT,,n
ilets IN Ser'l9tttr Sualitst ,u baten frb.
Saan'tl'en, mtlde eos fItft pom Ner,ten en- pfrbI,r, pos
strS,er aus lem SrthiE ssgtah III nrent Der Webr. Gufer
IN s9tsm yI,eallgeeIsa@ ipnnlttn, miro ea6elbt fsftnfrd
uH1 gum etlielten gre 8 inc Saus seIisfsr
I'm TTssntliStn Seiu& unb sabIreids Quftrdo, sirt,u
gD M. u. &bS. GuFtr.
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G. BAUMANN's SALOON,

y. 5 DALOONt
de be q roab unb Z. g traE {
Sb made meinen Greunbsn uRo hem 9ubIifSm bic e>
eebenlf, MnStist, bas ih bic frubsr non Capt. Srisbrih
paarmestr 9%efuhris g1irtblhaft oil bar Gdt B 7 8rpas unb
2. @iraFe l6errpmneu batt.
Die belten &c r6ufc, ale artel Qiqucr5, gDcire unh rae
bette Qaeerbi T wirb INNER lei mir friidp rpr dlbig ieir.
sSubtm it fur RAE Sertrautn unlerer alien Sirma telIenS
banfe, bite ib es aud auf Mid AM neuen YIdbe gu ibsr>
trdaen. y. y q II nj Il n.
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Stir @irtbei

2a pieber tine reseImdFiae Tampfft;F A. o. ,h;rs,.
,tpiiten @i&morb unb 0oiIabsIrbia brffsb, hin IN ;nha
Siane sslsst, ole 9sftenursen pom G No RI u. SBnIF
%eel'sStt' Y e8erRitr su Isfern.
9ep. R. GItd,
Watnlfr, unttrtaIb brr qoata.
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MONTGOMERY HOUSE

MONTGOMERY HOUSE.
ITO. 62 9falnfr.. 3ptlttsn Der l4tsn uns rst,r
Ht6monb, pa.
u. Su0ernnfpr
flauei un let1sn Srtunotn uto benz bisiisen unb nustpar-
i9Ssn esail4 n gablttum an'u;itgen, bae er an obia,rn Wlsss
Gun na2 europatlnem Dfuffer einSertbteics 5pteI tfbfn, +
Sht. mo 6renOt IN. Durbrsiitnb. ltets 6is freunsiiSSts
ar ma unO ssi:e sseienuns fnosn.
SN Httauratton bS ,,Dipntacnerp 6axsess-
~ tis mn Dem Selten peri ben, mas her bts{as Worfs
ste!st. 319 unf sBo6en-9 Uarters fnttu sin,n yr 1ialiSen
ats6. leo'd Fam aud i'bsrieit a Ia Garie aslpsif tp,rssns
9mtstn msr, en- ltets in isber 3ubersitIns itrsirt.
une mt ben ssitsn gesinen, 2iauurs, Gisarxn u. Qse,rSitr
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pdnolsr uno 9ntpsrteur bon
Sranotss, Wstnen. Sin unb @iaarrrr.
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Gin. quite @ustpa6I BON 8bsiu- nh orh,r, m.
nSn, lptpte @btefep, Gin pnb 9ranbn ~ ffnh
Ivy q" papeH et 0tp. N. EItd,
'"I NaiEifr., unisrtaIb Der 2of,u.
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So. Die 8stul6aft fpu aus

II WTTUE II
By pafipsn Iitslteeern tsfettn;
gu achpsn Wttaliseern f6nnen nur iolts, wsl6e Der bsutIhen
Spratc md6tg fnp, 'uselafen werprn; nur Re baben Stimme
uno Iup mdtlbay al Beamten.
dis paiFvs YUtsIieosr f6unen prfunsn aGsr 91aticnali.
taten autasnommsn perbcn sesen 3abluns Der i'm ~pUrberses
bsnesn Nrtifel angcgsbeusn neutrality-suspicious. uno iatrliden
Sstr6aen.
Dieie paiipen M~itstiecsr iouen ietc6 frsien 3utrit su
cen S~srfammlun9en babeu unb iou IS pem Yrdfcentsn iber
la0cn bleiten, fe auf Ssrlauaeu aupen Oebatten In ttrer Wlut-
tsriprube She'll nstmen ,u laIeu.
81. Die @sisuidaft Bot pns 8s6t Der Seltfpertbcioisuna
unp Der Strmnltunee Sta'b fol- etmatae Mitelicper, Die d6
ourh tr SetraSsn Der @eie1ihaft unmiireig unb ibren s5nte
reh'n Detcerblib 'ei9sn, iuspsnoiren, unD biss Der ndhlen Sc
neral Ssrfammluna sur Ssfdttsuns porlssen, wenu cine swti
Ortttsl-S men. Isbrbcit paritsr entiheipen loq.
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9Irf;fsI III.

81. Seeernann unbsibuHsnen Jufs Tam Wfitalteb biefer
@eleuibaft ipsrbsn bur6 untsrssi&nuns oher Contribution
p" So. 2 Ssr iSh rIhts S,itron sinss 4 VEm iani p 5@ rs., -.
niger ole funf Dollars iein. SaS gfibtbsablsn bi,les Set>
trages fur 3mst Sabre tiuter chamber fuG gum Yerluf Der
Mttsltsbsri6aft fubrsn.
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4 comp,etc set Of the Petersburg Mteui-
ueacer, consisting Of a great number OF
volumes, all the type and small presses,
and a large stock Of paper, were utterly
destroyed.
The building was tho property of the
proprietors and editors of the Express, on
which they had the following assurances
Security, New York, for $500; Peabody,
Baltimore, O. 500; Savings and insurance,
Petersburg, 81, 800; total, $500. From
which will be deductedfor that part OF tne
,mildiua and the material uninlured, say
80 800. leaving $500, which 1t Is Thought
will nearly cover the actual losses.
The Mcssrs. Donnan had the good for
time 10 save all their papers, though. in a
,i;sordered state. Their insurance was
IN building, 81, 500; On office furniture
aud f,xtures. $500; total, $4,000, which it
Is supposed will be sufficient to protect
them from loss.
1t is the purpose of Messrs. Crutchfield
= Co. to resume the publication of the
Express at the earliest moment practical
bic /: they hope to be able to do it in the
course of ten days or a fortnight.
The paper was established April 24th,
1852, and from that time to the present 1t
has never failed to be punctuaily issued
every morning, with the exception of those
days when il is customary to suspend; and
with the further exception Of week or
ten DAYS succeeding the occupation of the
city by the Federal army. Through the
whole of his editorial career, Mr.. Crutch-
field has proved himself to be man of ex-
traordinary industry and energy, and upt
/ ~, ha hoA aphiaVpd q
] distinguished success. Since then the ut
ter prostration Of the country has doubt
less affected him as it has all other depart
mcnts of business; but with his indomita,
bic qualities, it will only require time and
health to enable him to rebuild his for
tunes. ...
/ learn that Messrs. Sykes s Co., pro-
prietors of the Daily Iader, have very
courteously extended to the Express pro
proprietors the use of their office, with
its material oftype and paper, till they get
on their feet again.
The Messrs. Donnan have occupied their
building as law Office since the lst OF
January, 1910. Able, diligent, and faith
full. their business has steadily accumu-
| lated until it has become well nigh over
whelmng. l have scarcely ever passed
their door when there were not several
clients waiting in the Office for an inter
view, and very frequently it was crowded
Mr.. Alexander Donnan, the elder of the
brothers, having been much longer in bust,
ness, has realized large fortune, which he
judicially invested in real estate; so that
when our misfortunes came upon us he
had a resource which by far the greater
number of our people do not enjoy. Nc
men better deserve the rewards of indus
try than these gentlemen. SNowDEN.
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Rev. DR.. Samson's Loyalty Ques.
toned.
WASHINGTON, June IL, 1866.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch

WASHINGTON, June IL, 1866.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Rev. DR.. Samson, President of Column
bian College, has for years past, when the
period for the annual examination of the
public schools approached, rendered a
scholarship in the college of which he is
president, to the most meritorious pupil of
the public schools of this city; and many
young men of Washington have through
this munifcence received perfect and
full collegiate education. Tonight at
the meeting of the trustees of public
schools the usual tender was made, when
a member objected to the present recep-
tion of the benefit for the alleged reason
that DR.. Samson had been instrumental in
employing as professors Of the college over
which he presides one or two gentlemen
who had served in the southern army, and
that he himself was disloyal. During the
war, DR.. Samson's loyalty was not ques-
toned, and his gift Of scholarship was
accepted by the very men who now object
to it. He is native of Massachusetts,; a
ripe scholar, and Christian gentleman, as
all well know. TINON.
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the public, had the water care, IlIy bo,,Imand oi
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ARREST OF MAJOR HENRY LEE BY THE MILL
TARY-APPLICATION FOR WRIT OF HA-
BEAs CORPUs-sHARP WORDS BETWEEN THE
MAYOR OF FREDERICKSBURG AND FEDE-
RAJ OFFICER.
FREDERICKSBURG, June Is.
On Monday evening Captain Henry Lee,
brother of General Fitzhugh Lee, being
here on business, got into difficulty with
the negro ostler at the stable where his
horse was quartered, which came near
resulting in fight between whites
and blacks, and which irritated him to
such an extent that, on guard coming up
to arrest him, he denounced the Yankees
generally and hurrahed for JEFF. Davis.
Major Nicodemus, the commandment OF the
post, and the Mayor both happened to be
present, when the former ordered his
Honor peremptorily to have him arrested,
which he declined to do, on the ground
that he was not subj ect to military orders,
and did not intend to obey any. MAJOR
Nicodemus thereupoh had Captain Lee
arrested upon the charge OF inciting a riot,
and telegraphed the fact to General Terry,
who approved his conduct.
Last night, Judge Moncure, Of the Court
of Appeals, now at his home in Stafford,
was applied to for writ Of habeas corpus,
but he could not grant it, because judges
Of his court have not jurisdiction in such
cases in vacation, nor have single judges
even during the session of the court.
There being no circuit judge within con-
yenient distance, the writ has not yet been
obtained. His father, Captain Sidney
Smith Lee, of the Confederate navy, and
his brother, General Fitzhugh Lee, both
Of whom reside in Stafford, have been sent
for, and are expected here to-day.
We should not neglect to state that, on
the Mayor refusing to arrest Major Lee,
Major Nicodemus threatened to arrest
him. This the Mayor de6antly dared him
to do. The affair has excited considerable
interest, not only on account Of the family
connection Of the party arrested, but be-
cause his friends here know that, when not
excited, he is incapable Of breach OF
decorum, much less q serious breach Of
the peace. >'a
Captain Lee was Division Inspector
General Of Cavalry in the Army of
Northern Virginia. He is confined at the
mihtary camp At Poplar Spring. near
Maryes heights. The military. We un.
derstand, take the ground that he has v;o-
ies0u n's P@Aoio' SAOCKOE.
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LETTER FROM PErERsnURc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.


PETERSBURG, June Is, 1866.
About / O'Clock last night the building
Of the Daily cypress, on Bank street, was
Hrsd by an incendiary, and with the OK.
cepfion Of ono wing, was entirely con-
sunled, together with the law office tadjoin-
ingl Of Mcssrs. A. & J. u. Donnan. That
It was done by design does not admit Of 9
doubt, The inside form of the paper had
lust been worked of, and the employees
had al LEFT. when the torch was applied.
Both being old buildings, and containing
Q large quantity of inAsmmable matter,
the flames made rapid progress. As the
press-reom Of tho cypress, however, was
In the basement, 10 contents were not 80.
riQnsly damaged, the power-prem Itself
suffering bnt little injury. The snbscrip.
tion books ard Accounts, together VIII
othss ysJas6le pspsrL we're, fortunately,
rescued; but the oflce files, together With
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ToN--sfEyExs RETfCENT AS TO his 1STEN-
Ty0Ns ON TINE RECONSTRUCTION SUBSTITUTE,
ETC, ETC.
.s3EE WASHINGTON, juno IL, 1866.
The existing rumors Of the Fcnian invs-
sious and the trial of Mr.. Davis have been
found for the past several days sufficient 10
keen M more than ordinary degree OF
interest In the public mind, but to-day
everything is quiet. The Cabinet held its
usuai session. but came TO no definite con-
clusion on what Is 10 be the Immediate aus
position of Mr.. Davis. 1t seems very GER
tain that what action Is 10 be taken VIII DC
made by direct order Of the PRESIDENT.
Everybody is expecting that he will soon
make known his views on tue suSJcct;
Until then it rests matter lor varied aho
wide spread speculation.
Congressional proceedings to-day were
not Of general Importance. The Legislative
appropriation bill engaged the attention OF
the Senate, and the House adjourned at an
earlier hour than usual, after devoting its
session TO measures Of which the general
public have no particular interest. A bill
will soon be reported from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions, which will give to the
widows Of deceased soldiers two dollar:
per month for each child. 1t will take
about six millions Of dollars to fill the APP
preparation for that purpose.
The Tax bill will be reported in the
Senate during the present week, wher
work on its several provisions will com
mence in right good earnest. The heavy
tax on cotton, it is thought, will certainly
be reduced, though that will be very much
in opposition to the views and inclination
of many Of the leading Radicals, who are
disposed to accept the tax on that staple
fixed by the House.
Stevens has been rather quiet about hi.
intentions with regard to the substitute fol-
his graveyard committee report, which
has now been adopted by the Senate. lie
must fight it with all his characteristic
yigor, If he desires record for con-
sistency during the present session, So
far its symmetry has had no deviation, but
his radical friends-some Of them-n0w
admit that their veteran saint is nearly to
sacrifice party for policy. The matter
comes up tomorrow, and the Dispatch will
know by telegraph, what its chances are
for Stevens's caresseS.
Horace Greeley backs up his proffered
bail in the case Of Mr.. Davis by lengthy
and powerful editorial in to-day's Tribune.
The Radicals, through certain representa-
tives, do not conceal their discomfort at
the position taken by their veteran editor.
TIM0N.
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Ian

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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
,bis raad on and after MONDAY, February IL:
MAIL TRAIN DAILY except on sunIdiaysl, De;
tween Richmond and Staunton leaving hichmono
"A NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and
Gordonsville, seven times week, leaving Rlcn
mond at Z is =. NJ. and Gordonsville AZ IL ~ A. M.
Ia train makes close connections with trains on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and avoids
the DELAYS at Gordonsville on the former night
schednIe BY this train passengers for the South
T net X fsis NAIL TkAa
ton at A. II. for the West, on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturday,.
THE MAIL TEAM lsaying Riebm2nd connect connect
RAILROAD, The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at Stanton, Lexington,
Winchester, &c.
COACHES for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, and the White
FRE ZIG TRAIN between Richmond and
Stanton connects with Freight Trains on Orange
and Alexandra railroad for Lynchburg and Alex
FREIGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and AleXandria railroad without change OF cars
Goods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direct to any station on this road where the com
pany has an agent by consigning them TO STE-
PHEN HpNTaR General t Tsesft ,b1gesgb Rieb
mond, including wharfage, drayage, storage ana
commissions, will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds, and on heavy articles VIII De
much less Freights will be collected at destina-
Through tickets can be purchased at this Office to
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Dalton.
Fare to Lynchburg reduced to 80.
Tickets 10 Lexington, Va, atTl.
Freight office at Richmond closed at T M
do IA General Superintendent.
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E0gs

81 la:!:.
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" N0RTH EAST AID WEsT H PdToT Ta ~
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
MAIL TWICE DAILY.-ELEGANT SLEEPING
CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS:-The only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICK TS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now RIM as follows: The
daily Sundays excepted at rs A. NJ, arriving In
Washing9n st s25 e ON glth n, me Inc
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MALL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leaves
Richmond daily ats P M; arriving In ~ wsshRanps
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, ana
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prin-
cipal cities in the West .po,
For further information and through nckeg
apply at the office of the company, corner BROAD
and Eighth streets, shockoe Hill. .
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
SAMUEL RUTH Superintendent my 10
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RAILROADS.
RrcHxosp AND DASyILLI RAlIioAD,

-, RrcHAoEp AND DAxyrLLE RAILnoAD, =
,,..I 80 q RICHnoEp. May >, 1850. |.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after SUNDAY, June 10Th, TRAINS will run
MAIL AND PAsSENGRR TRAIN. leaves Rich:
mond daily at so A. NJ Arrives ut Danyille at 5se
p. NJ. Arrives at Greensboro at P. NJ:
Leaves Greensboro daily ut $50 A. n. Leaves
Danyille daily at75o A. N. Arrives at Richmond
at 5P.M
NOTICE TO TRAyELLERs.-The public sre
hereby informed that the different railroads on
the line from Richmond to the south, yM Dam
ville Va: Greensboro Salisbury, Charlotte, &C.,
n. G.; Chester, Winnsboro, Columbia, Charles
ton, dreenyils sess c. As9g1s,. savannsh
Montgomery. Selma, Mobile, &C., Ala; New
are ihas sslns
10 the ysrions points south. The route passes
through salnbrioas and healthy sSIs on N,
son,hside railroad for FARMYILLE, LYNCH.
BURG BRIsT KN0XylLLE, DALTON
IN" AfoooA' THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
iea-ts Superintendent.
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MONTAGUE & WHITALL
vi Late of the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Oice, No. 2s1 Main street, just below the Spots
wood Hotel. dc A-S
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INSURANCE.
-aats fff lNSUnfArN S ~ $3.50 =.
VIRGINIA AGENCY @
y, grf..f... op THE i Sci a'
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
a -a'sh NEW YORK.
ACCUMULATION NOW OVER sis,ooo,ooo.
The profits from this, As well as the premiums re-
ceiyed yearly, NOW OVER $i,ooo,ooo,
are divided annually among
policy holders.
ACCUMULATION NOW OVER $4,000, 600.

Having complied with the law Of the state regniIir,
,hs rraasnrnr application can be made to the un
m % Sp D Man S, Tstaw SGGI
ea 1 r. rofnor j. n Macmurdo Archibald Boil
ing I'M III g"t'' Az IVY o: T. BRESEE,
ulh y, III I'm ....... General Agent.