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One Democratic Legislature.

SAN Francisco, June l0.-A Portland
(Oregon) dispatch states that the Union
majority in Oregon is eight hundred and
nine, with four counties to hear from. The
State Senate stands, Union, IA; Demo.
Gratis, ls. Both parties claim majority
In the lower House. The total vote was
twenty-five thousand two hundred and
twenty
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EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS,
TIME II AS co Nj +

WHEN, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
DEMANDS
of our increasing trade, 1t has become necessary
ogreatlY
ENLARGE OUR ELEGANT STORE;
and to meet the wants of the people we shall
EXTEND OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
adding space of nearly an hundred feet in depth
10 our present quarters, which. despite their
commodiousness, have become
TOTALLY INADEQUATE
for the proper prosecution of our trade. Though
We now offer our
IMMEN STOCK
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS WORTH
OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
at unprecedented bargains, and really at
ORIGINAL COST,
and in some instances at much
LESS THAN IMPORTERS PRICES.
To the ladies OF Richmond we feel we need not
enter into all enumeration of our goods. They
are familiar with the fact that We have very much
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
embracing every variety of
DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
LACES,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
AND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NOTIONS.
And with the mere announcement that we
MUST CLOSE OUT,
REGARDLESS OF COST,
to make way for the enlargement Of our store and
extensive additions TO our premises.
j. STEENBOCK 4 co,
Nos. l39 and III Main street,
ie l2-3t New Nos. 1918 and 1915 Eagle Square
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
TEMPERATURE, FROM SIXTY TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SIX DEGREES, FAHRESHEIT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS & CO., PRoPRiEroRs.
q open for the reception of visitors JUNE

will be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lst, 1855.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS ofe,
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid and
pleasure seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared by the proprietors to make 1t as comfortable
and pleasant as possible to all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half a century to possess, in Won
derful degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become justly
celebrated for the cure of Rheumatism, Gou,,
Diseases of the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and Womb /;
Paralysis the result of injury or serious effusion
Contraction of Muscles and Joints, DiarrhGa, and
Dyspepsia, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue.
New BATH HOUSES have been erected, BAND
OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and BOWL.
ING SALOONS fitted up.
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho
roughly re6tted.
Route from the north riH Orange and Alexan'
dria railroad to Gordonsville thence ria Virgi'
MIA Central railroad TO Millboro Depot; thence to
Hot Springs direct over turnpike, distance
twenty miles by Trotter & Co.'s stage line.
Route from the south, ria Lynchburg or Rich
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Millboro
Depot.
TERMS: 10 per day; $50 per week.
BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
nv lin
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v,s,IrxGTON ITEMS.

A SOJTu. ;.
;n,, effect the constitutional
T. ,"'E rs i, passed the Senate, IL Is
...0 '',,,>rd to frame concurrent rsso ;.
.n prep r,nr each House not TO aunt
.t ',,,+a,iyr from any one oil the
IS -rl..',.,.'.,,,,y mill the State shall for
"'H -, thc terms Of the proposed
~, The bill reported from inc
"'...'.'y tIfrccu for this purpose would
|, j. necessary, therefore, 10
"'.'.' ,,o same form by which the Re
90 mons resolution was passed at
.,"' ,,,,, ~ the session, and thus evadc
.."'S<a senator or Representative
VOGUE 'sal state. even If prepared to
H.. .~.r.rlad oath, can therefore he
..., seat. even after the consii-
,,nrndmcut shall have received
.,,e.Y,ioa q: twcniy-scvcn States,
~. state shall have accepted the
..uditiou precedent 10 its repre-
..u either in whole or in part. Scna-
,...'.,, In his able speech against the
@r,rr3mrnt. declared that no
. ....n safe would ratlIy h.-'"'''>-
., Sun.
TIE TAX on COTTON.
.. ,,r,,r finance committee Will, no
modify the proposed tax on COTTON
IKE il on, altogether.
VIRGINIA rcSr-oFFIcE AFFAIRS.
....,r, the site OF Bo"n's Mill, Franklin
~, Virginia, 10 Wadc'S Store House
H., up route. and appoint thomas >.
. ...,,rua>tcr, vice Mrs. r. [. BUICK
.,gagc LoyclI'S Creek, in Carroll
..g Tie following Offices: louisville,
r,,> VirCiuia.-MisS Sallic +.
y. ..-..>h pu>tmiStrcSS.
,urd. Luucnburg county, Na.-MISS
: mn.. rn>,mi>trc>>.
..., Station. Lee county.-MiSs Ly-
T. E,,ay po>tmiStrc>S.
-,,mn>bGrg, Montgomery comfy
... II. Dunklcc removed.
u..,r 81. 1912, Fishcr>yille 10 She
Contract with William f. Logan,
f..nrr>v;llc, Va, for services on this
Il, one hundred and thirty-tive dol
g. r,r annun.
HCYCH REARRESTED.
.ard IIuyck was again arrested on
, lay, hy officer Coomcs, of the Fourth
.. on a warrant issued by Justice Glib,
... The warrant was issued on The
of Joseph Thornton, who charge
. ..E with obtaining hy false prctcnceS
90. exchange drawn hy him [Thorntonl
III tkc l1th of April, 1866, tor twenty
..niryd pounds sterling, on Benjamin
,.on. Of London. England, payable at
. Ga,> after sight. The accused was
.r. before Justice GihcrSon, and held t.
81, She sum OF five thousand dollars for
...l.mcc next Monday L. answer the
-. Mr. II. Thomas became his bonds
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
Special telegram to the Richmond Dispatch.
rhe New Freedmen's Bureau Bill.

WASHlNGToN, June 1.-THE Freed
mems Bureau bill reported in the Senate
to-day is less Objectionable than the one
which passed the House of Representa-
tiycS last week. The section Incorporated
into that bill on motion of Thad. Stevens
is not in this bill, namely: that confirming
the title OF the freedmen to the Sea Island
farms till set aside by the courts.
TrupE
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FBEELAND Gar RAILROAD.
= '~" Vi the enterprise known as the
r'Iasd Gap railroad contemplate, we
.'and, on early renewal of effort to
. ..e lie completion Of this road lead
.'h Bristol, Oh the Virginia and Ten
~. road, 10 Cumberland Gap, at the
p Inc between Virginia and Kentucky.
'@ect designed is to secure commu-
q, I..si from the Virginia and Tennessee
=. ~ ''' Tie city Of Louisville, as well as
,.. ,'gat thoroughiares which pene-
I. 'uc interior Of Kentucky. Should
-. ''hea ho completed they will furnish
t ,'oT'est and most direct commnnica-
,. S.s'"een the great Mississippi Valley
'''e"ater. --Lyncib,Tg Ne,os, llh.
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HOUsE

boarding. The subscriber would
ID inform her friends and tn. public Al large that
sh, " in open RI. METROPOLITAN HOUSE, Nos:
Ga Gli and Gld. Franklin street for PERMANENT
and TRANSIENT BOARDERs, on SATURDAY, the
9th instant The rooms are furnis shed In hrst.
stylr, and all newly papered and painted. A RE.
FkESHMEyT ROOM and ICE.CREAM SALOON
are also attached TO the house.
MADAME J. SAKOvSkA, Proprietress.
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Now York Rank Statement.

New YORK, June 1.-THE bank state
ment shows decrease in loans Of Sl42,-
600 in specie, s5,O36,OO in circulation,
1856, 900. Increase in deposits, 1885, 900
legal tender, S5,449O00.
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS.-Thish high

OATH ALUM SPRINGS.-Thish high
ID ly improved and beautiful Watering Place
18th instant. Ii is situated in Bath county, Va, at
the eastern base of the warm Spring Mountain,
on the main road leading from MillbOro. depot, on
the Virginia Central railroad, to the Warm, HOT
aud Healing Springs.
II i ten miles from Millboro' depot, hve IRON
Healing Springs.
Every effort will be made by the proprietor to
promote the HEALTH AND COMFORT Of his
guests daily LINE OF STAGE COACHES L.
now on the road from the depot To the watering
places above mentioned.
RATES or BOARD
By the week 10 U"
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AIRS. WILLIAM 10. STUART, late

M KS. w LILLIAN IL. SlCAhl, ldte
vi OF Richmond. has leased the spacious man
sion in stsunton formerly occupied by Mr. James
Points, and Is prepared 10 receive limited NUMBER
of BOARDERS
The house lie pleasantly situated on an emlnencs
In the eastern part Of the town, and commands 9
fine view. II has been thoroughly repaired and
neatly furnished, and MRS. STUART will spare no
pains To promote the comfort OF her guesn.--
Terms moderate.
STAUSros. Hay 81, 1865. my z9-ini
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Commission TO Try the North Caro-.
iina bureau Ofiicers-Enlistmen In
the Army.

WASHINGTON, June ia special order
converting military commission at Ia
leigh, June 18th, for the trial of officers OF
the Freedmcn'S Bureau arrested at the m
stance of Generals Stccdman and Fuller
ton, has been issued by the War Depart
mcn,. Among the dclinquents are Gene
raj Whttlcscy, Majors WickerSham, Mann,
and Scclcy, and Captains Rosekrans and
CLAWS. General Turner is the presiding
officer.
EnlistmcntS in the regular army are
stated to be at the rate of three thousand
per month.
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tr5r~rA. Ga, June 9.-AccountS from
,rrsor Of Georgia and South Carolina
sent that the heavy rains are playing
.aroc with the crops.
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Personalities i'm the House Of Repre-
sentatIyes.

WASHINGTON, June lin the House to-
day personalities of the grossest character
were INDUCED in by MesSrs. Grinnell and
Rosseau. The latter denounced Grinncll
i'm very severe terms.
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No new National banks were organized
last week. The total amount of circula-
ton issued by the Treasury to these inStl-
tutions up to date is 320S,975,675 of which
S52G,O was issued last week. The Sccuri-
ties held by the Government for the circu-
lation of National banks is 1862 ,26G,5 $50, OF
which sum $36,5l9,5 800 is held for United
States deposits.
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RAND
Nd
CLOSING-OUT SALE.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
MERCHANTS AND TRADERS OF THE
SOUTH.
In the unprecedented success of our enterprise
In the introduction into this city Of an extensive
IMPORTING HOUSE,
we assure our customers we take great pleasure
and pride: and, finding our business requirements
dema nding more space, We announce that previous
to our enlargement of our pre- rises, contemplated
at an early period, we shall offer to the
WHOLESALE TRADE
of the South the entire balance Of our new and
ELEGANT SEASoNABLE GOODS
al greatly reduced prices, and at such figures AS
will present to purchasers an opportunity
SELDOM, If EVER, NET WITH,
to obtain full lines of all classes and grades of
goods at great bargains.
1t will be remembered we present only the most
desirable goods in original packages, and in no
case the refuse of an ilyassorted and limited job
Der. stock and now present uncommon and
GREAT INDUCEMENTS,
since we must build large addition to our premi-
ses in due time for the
WHOLESALE TRADE OF THE SEASON
approaching, which promises to be large, and for
the prosecution OF which our orders
are already with the
GREAT HOUSES
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS,
and our agents are making selections abroad, so
that we may be in advance of all others In the re-
CENT and the ability to supply friends and GUS
toners. J. STEEN SOCK CO.,
date OF San Antonio, Texas,)
l39 and l4l Main street,
Richmond, Virginia.
ga l2-st New Nos 1913 and 1915 Eagle Square.
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MILITARY INSTI-

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI-
TUTE-Ihs BOARD OF VISITORS will meet
the Virginia Military institute on the r1th OF
lions for STATE aad Par Cadet appointments will
he mad. 10 tile undersigned accompanied with the
usual testimonials Of good moral character.
Cand dates Tor appointment must be exempt from
bodily disease, OF ages between sixteen aud TWEEN.
ty-fve years, and In the case OF STATE Cadet, ap.
plcsnts must satisfy the Board OF their inability
to meet the expenses Of the Institution.
Candidates for admission must DO able TO read
and write we'll, and To perform with facility ana
accuracy the various operations Of the Tour groond
rules OF aritL metic, Of reduction, OF simple ana
compound proportion, and OF vulgar and deeimAa
fractions. -, o..,.,
State Cadets tone for each sens.orial Distretl
will be supplied with board and tuition without
charge. . - a
All State Cadets who held appointments on the "a
al April ises and who desire 10 enter the instita
ton a. such, will signify the same, With the usnsi
evidence of present pecaniary condition, oy is1ss
10 the Superintendent p...S
Every arraiasn mont has been made by the pCSsse
al Visitors TO ma iniain the high .cifsfirIc sa a
ractsr Of tho Institute, and 10 put in iuit opeitrs
its wei tried aud distinctive system " aiSeiPA
The srsdas,ing exercises OF the tnaint,on ~.
" psrs NJ the Institute on the t,h q JAY rnns.
examinations will eommenee ON me sT ns pub.
I'D h, continued daily until conPiotsd = 90 sxer-
| lie are respectfully invited 70 al y NV
e' Var an further information. application -" :,
made To the superin.endesea, Scis II. SMITH.
/ 4s.x, "a naa,rSw tiJuy ook- . .-
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"'sa"r ATKINSON, Of North Carolina,
-. ''H from Baltimore for Liverpool on
H. 4, Steamship Worcester, last Saturday
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

TEN DOLLARS EWARD.-LOST,
l either in front Of Schwalmeyer's store, on
cnlored PORTE MONNIAE, with steel chain
broken off. casprd with springs, and has mail
brass rives on the sides, containing between
thirty live and forty dollars in United states cur
rency and national bank notes. The finder will
receive the above reward by leaving il ut
ANDREW PIZZINI 4 CO.'S,
ia l2--lt .y7 Broad street.
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CATTLE MARKET.
We quote Beef at 89ac. gross. Other prices re-
main the same.
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NOTICE.-I hereby give notice that
CERTIFICATE FOR TWO SHARES OF STOCK
standing in our name in the Richmond and Liver
pool PackctCompany. ELLETT \ DREWRl.
snie l2-law2mE
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ORANGE HOUSE,
II az y rr A

ORANGE HOUSE,
AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD DEPOT. LYNCHBUR6, VA.
HOUSTON RuCEER. PROPRIETOR:
This celebrated Hotel having been REFUk
yISHED and REPITTED IN SUPERB STYLE
offers SUPERIOR acc ommodations to the travelling
public, Travellers going north and south will hnd
meals ready upon the arrival OF trains, and sum
cient lime allowed. The proprietor pledges him
self ia at its known first class reputation shall
not be surpassed In the Union. 10 ls-b
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4 GENTS WANTED
"A FOR OUR NEW WORK,
THELIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF

GENERAL (STONEWALL) JACKSON.
By Professor K. l.. DABSEY, d. D., Of Virginia.
The Sdndard Biography of the immortal hero.
The only edition authorized by his widow; The an
thor personal friend aud Hitf ofStaf ofthe Chris,
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our terms Address
No III Seventh street, Richmond, Va.
.tY,,N
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DOARDING.-Mrs. DUVAl.L, Mains
ID between Sixth aud seventh streets h hasrsars s
very comionaoti s, un 'nara bay BOARDERS.
Il 81
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nOARDIyG.-M BIDGOOD, south
Is .ise Main street, second door above Seventh 1
car ,aSs few more BoARDERs, with o, without
lodging.
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T EXTINCTION HOTEL,
IL MAIN STREET,

LExING ToN, VIRGINIA.
This we'll known and ests blishad house has just
been REPAIyrED, REFURNISHED, and RENO
DELLED in the best style, throughout, and Is now
open for the reception of visitors and boarders or,
ALUM, ROCkBRIDGE ALUM, RuCkBRlDGE
BATHS, NATURAL BRIDGE. and other watering
places, renders II one OF the most pleasant heauny'
and delightful summer resorts In the south.
The TABLE will at all times BE- abundantiy sup
Piled with every deiracy OF the Re sson
Buggies, Hacks, Omnibnses, and saddie-hofses
constantly on hand for hire. a.
Guests will be conveyed 10 any point At the
shortest notice on reasonable terms. ;.
The proprietor will spare no pains or expense 70
render this house comfortable and s5tseAo'o
home 10 such ~ may give him call. u.ta,or
iny l.-2aw4S u. A. WHITE, I'op1iee.-
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AM
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
/ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
To and from New York, St. Louis, and intermediat"
points, and a. far south rs Atlanta, Ga. In order
10 afford the most ample security TO shippers il has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
THE sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount 10
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers risk, and security is afforded never eefcre
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EMPRESS ANDTRANsPoRTA-
TI0N COMPANY
cHEApi9 YoT EFg fFfiPcaifEsSS Fl sEcuRsLY
can be done BY a IGa 9snsr sSPP re:iden
RE-. PfcYLIy, General Superintendent
"ARDw WARE. CUTLERY AND
II MECHayICs TOOLS. subscriber beSs
10 announce TO his former patrons ana lr,gnas anu
the PUBLIC gsIeaN,lSy th1i no as 10 lass Main street,
Shsf' = b I ShkaSS
HARDWARE GOODS OF every vatis'y' "nien VIII
be oh mSs 4 4 t TS. s CIRCULAR SAWS,
yN RssENs safkN b Ell IRsSssE and
for sale At manufactnrers' prices.
Thankful TO HE many friend. for their favors 10
he hopes to 9 sns ;!fu SIMON NJ ss' 10
sign OF the Circular Saw,
Ie 4-3md&sw No. Lass Main street,
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A RCHITECTURE AND BUILDING.

THE MODEL ARCHITECT. A series of original
designs for Cottages, Villas, Suburban Resi-
dences, &c. By Samuel Sloan. vols.-folio.
THE ARCHITECT. A series OF designs for Domes-
tic and Ornamental Cottages, combined with
n Landscape Gardening. BY VIM. II. Ranlett.
THE MODERN Architect or, Every Carpenter
his own Master. Embracing plans, elevations,
specifications, framing, &c, for Private Houses,
Dwellings, Churches, &c., TO which Is added q
new system of Stair Building. BY Ecter Shaw.
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF CARPENTRY.
A treatise on the pressure and equilibrium of
Timber. Framing, the construction OF Floors,
Roofs, Bridges, &c. Also, numerous Tables.
% Lngrayings. BY Thomas Tredsold' Civil En-
BEEsJlAyM SiIi PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURE.
LAF;ss'vER's MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE. 30 En-
LAFE svSiEsRFFs BEAUTIES OF ARCHITECTURE. as
DOWSINGS ARCHITECTURE or COUNTRY
HOUSES 32O illustrations. 80: 30
YAUX'S VILLAS AND COTTAGES. 40 lllustra-
THE 'o MODERN GEoMETRICAL STAIR, BUILD
ER's GUIDE. Being plain, practical system
of Hand Railing. illustrated by z? Engravlngs.
By Simon de Graf. $3.50.
For sale bv r,,.,,
"a 10 Governor street.
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FIVE DOLLARS RE

wv I'm T 1--WE DO u Il y N!o NJ
L WARD.-l will pay the above reward FOR inc
arrest of the miScreant who stole the RoSE
BUSHES, HELlOTROPBS, and other aowers
from around the grave Of my little boy in the
Shockoe Hill Cemetery on Wednesday last aud
will also pay liberal reward for the detection OF
any one who may hereafter be guilty OF aslmllar
dissertation Of the graves in my section
WILLIAM l.. MAtLE, Main street,
last between Eighth andlSinth.
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made at
~ the proper time for the renewal Of one share n
of stock in the RICHMOND AND LIVERPOOL
PACKET COMPANY, destroyed by the ire OF April
3, 1865, in the name of SAMUEL S. COTTRELL:
l.Nr I'm
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The coinage Of the new iive-cent piece
will commence this week, after which 1t
can be procured in sums of fifty dollars
and upward by addressing the director OF
the United States mint at Philadelphia.
All requests for the new coin will be filled
in the order of their receipt, and for
wardcd without expense to the persons or
Irrinu
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" application will be made for the renewal OF a
lost CERTIFICATE for TWO SHARES OF STOCK,
standing in our name, III the Richmond and Liver
pool Packet Company. rrr,or
je 6-law2m J. 4. X L A. fAIlEsoS'
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= Nineteenth street. one RED COW -ss-->s
one ear slit and the other cropped ~ ayfl
both horns showing signs of having SSE
been once sawed of at the ends in fine azSS-.94
condition Liberal reward given for her return 1,
my residence. JAMES h. POlNDEAIER.
lie l2-lw
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ application will be made to the Anditor o.
state OF Virginia for renewal of CERTlFlGATE
OF DEBT No 40, for three hundred dollars, stand
ing in name of William +. Watson: guardian OF
Mildred A. Watson, and issued under act oi 2Sd
March, 1900 said certificate having been lost.
nv 5-law3m
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NOTICE.-Application will be made at
~ the proper time FOR the renewal OF ONE SHAKE
OF STOCK in the Richmond and Liverpool Rae ket
Company, destroyed by the fire OF April 3 ls65, III
the ma me of THOMAS, HUGHES u CALDWELL.
ap 2s-law2m
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An ENGLISH WOMAN DESIRES A
n SITUATION TO take charge OF young enii.
dren. She can teach Music and English I'm PHI Jus
branches. address Mrs LANG, at Mrs. Little.
pages, III Grace street. Richmond - 4
10 l2--gtTuTh&S%
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE FROM
w three Ia ii We hundred CEDAR POSTS, seven
and half feet long and five 10 six inches at small
end, delivered at the City Aims house.
10 10 ~ A. ID. TURNER.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ we have made application for the renewal OF
two CERTIFICATES OF STOCK of the Old Dom;
shares each said scrip having been lost In the fire
Of Sd April, 1856 u, co
an I3-law2m J. PARKHURST, JR., * co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-12

WANTED, A GOOD COLORED FE-
w MALE COOK without incumbrance.
JOHN n. GORDON SON,
je4 Fourteenth street, near Exchange Hotel.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-06-12

SPIRITS OF A GRAMMARIAN.-The
best anecdote of spirltualism we have
heard for some time is the following which
occurred at seance of Davenport broth
ers in London: A gentleman was asked
if he would like to call spirit.
IL should" the gentleman replied.
"Whose 7" asked the medium.
Ttndley Murrdy'S"
Lindlcy Murray's ghost appeared erect
right through the table. The gentleman
shuddered. All trembled. The medium
was visibly affected.
care you the spirit of fLindley Murray p
asked the gentleman, astonished at his
own courage in thus addressing yisitant
of the lower world.
"Yes Iare !" boldly responded Lindley
Murray's ghost.