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Arrival Of the Germania-Later from
Europe-COttOn Firm-The War
Movements.

NEW YORK, June 24.-The steamship
Germania has arrived from Southampton
with dates of the 18th instant. Cotton was
firm. The sales Of Monday were 10000
bales. Breadstufs firm. Provisions steady.
Consols, S65s. Fivc-twentics, 6534.
The London Times says there will be no
serious attempt to oppose the IL franchise
in Parliament. -,
The Emperor of Austria had left for the
headquarters of the army. The Prussians
have occupied Bramstadt, HcrSt, and
lbcseboe, ard will move on Gluckstadt
and Elmshorn, near Altoona, Immediately.
The passport system is renewed on the
Swiss frontier.
La France believes the rumors of an
expected message from Napoleon to be
untounded, and if questioned, M. Rouher
will only report the Sd of May declaration
Marshal O'Donnell has expressed the
apprehension that 1866 would not pass
without Spain having to defend her terri
tory.
The Austrian ambassador had not yet
left Berlin. The popular agitation against
Prussia continued to increase in Bavaria
The ultramontane party desire Bavaria to
cspousc the cause of Austria. Efforts
were making to cause the King of Bavaria
to change the ministry if it declines to
declare against the Power that commences
the war. Austria entered a protest against
the Prussians entering Holstein as viola
ton Of the Gastera convention.
New YORK, June 25.-Vry Latest by ht
Ge,1nania. Liverpool, J,me y, L. NJ
Cotton-SalcS of the two days, eighteen
thousand bales: market firm prices un.
changed: middling, l3lad. Flour firm
Wheat steady. Corn steady at 29s.g
29S. cd. for mixed. Beef and pork quiet
and steady. Coffee quiet. Rosin mac
tive.
London, ,J,ne IL, p. M.-ConSols closed
at SCI 5@SG34 for money. American stocks
nominal: Fiye-twenties, 643iG6514.
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Skirmish with Fenians at Pigeon

Special telegram to the New York Herald.
MONTREAL, June % Yesterday eve
ming skirmish occurred with a party OF
Fenians near Pigeon Hill, the Fenian force,
small one, being on reconnaissance.
They fired upon an outpost sentinel, when
it was discovered that a large detachment
of the Irish army was in the adjoining
woods, on a road leading into Franklin, in
the States. A company of the Richelieu
light infantry was at once ordered 10 arms
and instructed to intercept the Fenian re-
treat; but the Fenian force successfully
retreatcd through deep stream. More
than twenty shots were exchanged-with-
ont the loss of life, however. The Fenians
were well armed with carbineS and sabres,
though roughly attircd.
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The Tariff bill
introduced to-day is the longest ever re-
ported, and its consideration in the House
is likely to last whole week, as there are
many points which will occasion discus
sion. Considerable additions have been
made to the free list, but not to the extent
wished for by certain interests. Extensive
changes have been made in levying special
instead of I'D rdlOrem duties.
The classification of iron is entirely dill
fercnt and much more minute than in the
present tariff. The duty on coffee and tea
is unchanged; on cigars $3.50 per pound G.
and so per cent I'D rdl0rem. The duty on
champagne wine is unchanged. The duty
on coal is reduced from $l.25 per ton to
soc. per ton. The duty on all kinds OF
iron will be increased from &c. TO
lc. per pound iron pigs 50 per ton
railroad iron, which nowS pays zoe. per
one hundred pounds, is raised to 81; iron
bars and &c. The duty on steel OF all
kinds will be doubled on Paris white,
nc. per pound. The duty on paper has
not been changed, but the internal revenue
tax has been taken off. The duties on
cheap wines are very largely increased,
both on the specific and ad raIorern taxes
The principal fight over it in the House
will be on the iron, steel, lumber, and coaI
clauses. As general thing, the wool
growers and manufacturers seem to be
satisfied with the clauses Of their bill. The
Pennsylvania protectionists are highly dis
satisfied, notwithstanding the duty on iron
is largely increased.
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Important Convention Call for n
Grand National Convention, TO he
held I'm PhiIndefphia, Of Delegates
from all the StHfrs, 90 be Chosen by
Those who Sustain the Presiden Z I'm
Maintaining the Union OF the states
and the Constitution.
WASHINGTON, June 25..-A. W. Randall,
First Assistant Postmaster General, Sena-
tors Doolittle and Cowan, and others, form
ing the Executive Committee of the Ma
tional Union Club of this city, have issued
a call for National Union Convention of
at least two delegates from each Congress
sional District of all the States, two from
each Territory, two from the District of
Columbia, and four delegates at large from
each State, to be held at Philadelphia on
the second Tuesday of August next.
Such delegates will be chosen by the
electors of the several States who sustain
the Administration in maintaining unbrO-
ken the Union of the States under the
Constitution which our fathers established,
and who agree on certain propositions, in
Guiding the maintenance inviolate of the
rights of the States, and especially of the
right of each State to order and control its
own domestic concerns according to its
own judgment exclusively, subject only
to the Constitution of the United States,
as essential to the balance Of power on
which the perfection and endurance Of our
political fabric depends; and the over
throw of that system by the usurpation
and Capitalization of power in Congress
would be revolution dangerous to repub-
lican government, and destructive of
liberty.
The holding of the Convention is en-
dorscd by Senators Dixon, Hendricks, Nor
ton, and Nesmith.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND. June Is, 1866.


The weather is very warm-so warm as
to have its effect on business, and to some
extent on industrial occupations. Bread
stuffs are very much in demand. Corn is
higher and supply very deficient.
We quote gold at l5O9153, buying and
selling; silver, 14O@l43, buying and sell.
ing. Virginia registered stocks, 40; cou-
pons, Co. Richmond city, NJ; Virginia
and Tennessee, SIS; Central, 62; Richmond
and Danville, 62 North Carolina, So.
NEW YORK.
The Germania's foreign news, four days
later, not changing the war news, seems to
have helped up gold little. The opening
price to-day was 1853; it fell to 1928, at
forwards steadily advanced to 1861, and
closed at l557s9l56.
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
The Government fiscal year, which
closes with the present month. will, from
the exhibit thus far, show aggregate re-
ceipts of more than three hundred mil
lions Of dollars from internal tdres alone,
or nearly million of dollars each secular
day of the year. The receipts from Gus
toms are estimated at one hundred and
fifty millions of dollars, which, added to
the internal revenue, foot up the enormous
amount of four hundred and fifty millions
of dollars, notwithstanding the impover-
shed condition of nearly half of the
Union. This has enabled the Government
to pay the interest on the public debt of a
little over twenty eight hundred millions,
and to reduce the debt itself by the
amount of some fifty millions of dollars.
With such an exhibit as this, if Congress
will not involve the Government in some
wild and vicious scheme of extravaganza,
measures can be rapidly taken for reducing
the debt and elevating the public credit so
as to justify a resumption Of specie pay
mentS. Let the Government call in its
heavy interest bonds and pay them by the
sale Of bonds at per cent, appropriating
its surplus steadily to the payment of the
principal of the national debt, and we shall
soon see that there may be reduction OF
the taxes which are now so onerous. But
to insure this, every movement to squan-
der the public funds by loans to Mexico,
or to companies to build railroads to the
moon, ought to be crushed.
NEW YORK MARKETS, MONDAY.
New YORK, June 25-Noon.-Gold,
1921. Exchange, 10. Cotton dull at $40
80.
New YORK, June %, P.M.-Cotton closed
| dull at 37G39c. Flour declined l0@20c.
sales $500 barrels; State at $6.2O@s9.sO
Ohio, $S.6O@$l3.75; Southern, SlO.2Oasl7
Wheat dull and unchanged; nominal sales
Corn has declined 1@2c.; sales $1,000
bushels at 9l12G93c. Beef steady. Pork
heavy; sales 1000 barrels at S3l@$3l .62 J
Lard, sugar, and naval stores dull. Freight'
active. Gold, l53.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

The following are the wholesale quotations of
leading articles:
BAcos.-Sides, Gle. ; hams new, 93@25c. old,
2lG22c. !; shoulders, old, l54l6c.; new, T9lsc.;
Virginia hog round, Gle.
CORN MEAL.-Bolted. $l.356sl4O; unbolted
country ground meal, 81 25@$l.3e.
CHEEsE.-Northeru and Western, 2oG22c. Eng
lish dairy, 2?02sc.
CoRS.-The demand for corn is fully equal to, if
not in excess of, the supply. 1t 10 now held al
Il. 35aSl.4O.
CoPFEE.-Rio, ?7IG2'c.; Laguayra, 29@'ac.
Java, 44c.
.-Adamantine, light weight, 2?G2S.
full weight, 24926c. tallow l6@l7c.; parafne,
37c.
FERTILIZERS. -Peruvian Guano, Ss56$lOO u ton;
Pacific Guano, so q ton Patapsco Guano, 80;
u ton Bone Dust, Sj5 u ton.
FLAX SEED.-S2. 6OHS2. 10 "a bushel
FLouR.-Market brisk and tendency upward
Virginia family, (nominal,) Sl6.5o@Sl7: Ntr-
ginia extra, Sl40$l4.5O; superfne, iii 1882
Northern family, $li@Sl6; Northern extra
$l2 ?56SlS.25; Northern superfne, $40. 5o8Sll.5 so.
DRUGS AND DYE STCFFs.-Prices for drugs tend
upward. Alum, &c. copperas, 4c.; madder, Ice e;
indigo, $50; extract logwood Is. sup. carb soda
HE; blue stone, lsc.
EGGs. -25fI 3Uc. p dozen.
LARD.-Prime, 24GI?5c. in kegs, and 2OI?lc. In
tierces; family, In kegs '&3.G24c.
LRArHgR.-The leather market is rather brisker
and the tendency Is upward, Sole leather, oak
3?642c; sole leather hemlock, 1s437c. upper
32142c.; kip, Y dozen ss24$82; harness, scG
35c.; calf skins, French, S4O@S65; domestic
S3O9S4O; morocco, s38GSA; rough skirting, 2?G
soc.
NAILs.-Old Dominion, in store, &c.
! 0ILs.-Linseed, 81. sodsls5; machine, SlGf?2s
sperm, So; tanners, 81 25G$l5o; sweet, 81 Z
dozen best salad, $l5 CASTOR 81. 4og$3. 80 u gal
lon Virginia lubricating, s5c .@Sl.
SUGAR.-Brown, l3Gl6c.; extra "C' and b"
lss@l7c. crushed and pulverized, lsGl'ic.; Gu
! loaf l9c maple, l2sc.
| ToBAcco.-The tobacco market was quite ami
mated yesterday, and prices for better grades rule
even higher than usual We give below report o
sales for yesterday There were seventy four hogs
heads and tierces and eight boxes opened. Tel
boxes were sold l at $3.50, at $25, at S27,
S1 at S45. at $50, at $50, at $751; at sos, ant
/ at sll6 Nine tierces were sold at $40, at $40
lat$75, at $lO7 at Sos, l at $780, at Sl36, a
I Sl65, and l at sls5. Thirty-cne hogsheads wer
sold as follows at - &c. at $3.50 at ~. so, a
IS, $50, at IS 20, at $3.50, at &C. at ~ IS
at 81 so, ATS, lat Ss75 at Slo.75, at sll rs
latsl2, at Sl275, at Sl5, at Sls. so, 81,
SIS so at $50, at $751; at 1913, at $50, and
$40. Five hogsheads and one tierce were taken In
! Manufactured TJbdcco.-There is yet no chang
| to report in the condition of this market.
sALr-Liverpool, -. IS q sack; from store, $3.50
/ for fine ground alum, - 25GS2So.
WooL.-Unwashed, 3oG4Oc.; washed, 4oGS soc. Ii
good demand.
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,o Richmond and NcwP"rfs news
~" Railroad.

,,a.tinc of the subscribers 10 inc
',. NJ this Company was held on !eslef-
~, I'M, city. Five hundred ana h'c
and dollars Of the stock was SAD
Ia a the meeting, but III consequence
unavoidable absence of some inh"-
.,, capitalists, who intend to take a
interest in the new enterprise, the
'' arcva> adjourned until the twelfth OF
..,c>t. Under the charter the Com
..',. A.. authorized TO raise three millions
.-~. n carital, and one million is re-
o., ne subscribed before operations
.nr1rnccd. The four hundred and
O., ayr thousand dollars Of stock still
..,.~s3 will bc subscribed by the next
,.ag. and it is confidently expected
....., million dollars will be sufficient
...u>,cact and equip the railroad, which
.. c completed within one year from
a..,4, Of the organization.
II. Importance of the kIcniH"ho III"
\.r,ori'> News railroad I" the cry VI
p. ,1oud and the State Of Virginia can
we'll lc over. estimated. It's compile
..... will make this city, in point OF tim''
~. .trrc hours distant from thirty feet
...,r-. and will unite our whole system
...n-nads with a harhor which can ac-
.....t,lc vessels of the largest tonnage.
,-,s,. an the river will be intcrtcrcd
..r a j. true, but any temporary local
$500 ,4ataEc will he more than comprn-
....., ..r ny the rapid increase in the gene
-.s ,~o>pcrity Of the city and State.
T.n>->,ipmcnt and breaking bulk upon
.... lame, river, a necessary consequence
.a, small depth Of water near Rich
....} will check and stop any foreign or
.....~.G trade, while the successful
.,.-.l.,a ot the Viewpoints News Railroad
... allow freight to be placed upon the
.....,, the watcr-Sidc and ultimately run
... -l - the Ohio without change OF
..->. The people Of the western States
,..rr..atc this kcenly, fully and rs a proof
..,rt>. il may nc mentioned that OF the
... .audrcd and five thousand dollars sub
,-frl 10 the projected railroad yeSter-
.... 10 less than five hundred thousand
.srS was subscribed by western capi-
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Later from EurOpe-RumOred Decia
ration OF War by Austria.

FARTHER POINT, June 25.-The steam
ship Moravian from Liverpool has passed
here. Her dates are to the 18th. 1t was
rumored that Austria had declared wal
against Prussia, but the latest advices dc
not confirm the report. The Emperor OF
Austria on the 18th instant in a speech
said he had done everything else, and now
had to resort to the sword.
Cotton had advanced 3D.; sales of the
week, 10000 bales; middling Orleans,
l4l5d. The stock at Liverpool was l,0O0,-
600 bales. Consols closed at S658; five.
twenties, IS.
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Fenian Meeting I'm New York.

New YORK, June 25.-The Fenian gather
ing in Joues's wood yesterday comprised
ten thousand persons. Stephens delivered
an address in which he handled the lead
crs in the Canadian affair severely, closing
his address by advising his countrymen as to
their duties to their adopted country and
the work before them; to repair the inju-
res done to ireland by the late fiasco.
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LOUISVILLE, june 2.-Thc ralIroad
committee from Charleston and Knoxville
met the officers of the Louisville railroad
in conference here to-day. Speeches were
made by Trenholm, Confederate Secre-
tary, Colonel Reed, and others, and were
favorably received. The prospects of a
continuous road hence to Charleston cid
Knoxville are flattering.
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Death OF Veteran Philadelphia Cler'
gyman,

PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The Rev. Jos.
III. Kennard, the Oldest Baptist clergyman
of this city, died this evening. He has
been pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church
for nearly forty years.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
A Verdict for Three Thousand Dol
r.~. ava,ust n Cantfng Union man.

WIsHINGroS, June 25.-ln the case OF
Francis McGhan against Lewis Clephane
for ,;bc, in sending letter to the War
Department during the war, charging him
with disloyalty, the plaintiff recovered a
verdict for three thousand dollars. This
10 the case in which Secretary Stanton de-
clined to produce the original letter, al
lcgiug il was a privileged communication.
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BALTIMORE, June 24.-Yesterday after
noon an explosion of fireworks occurred
at Steinbachs fancy store, on Baltimore
street. A considerable portion of the
stock was destroyed. The affair created
much excitement and alarm.
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OswEGo, June 22.-Mcssrs. Crane q
Sweets planning mill, on Temple street,
was destroyed by fire at 8 o'clock this
morning. Loss, five thousand dollars; in
sured, two thousand dollars.
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GALVESTON, June 23.-Thc train cap
tured near Camargo contained two hun
dred and sixty-eight wagons, and was va
lued at three million dollars.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JryE 20.
Sun rises...........442 Moon sets........... 5.S
Sun sets.........7.ls High tide............ 3.l

Sun sets. Hlgh uus..'......... e.ts
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE rs. 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Vixen, Lewis, New York, merchandise,
Myers Bridgford.
steamer Petersburg Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandse and passengers, D. w Currie.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchah-
disc and passengers, Haskins & Brdgford.
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York, merchan'
disc and passengers, 5. Ayres q Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John ii. Freeman.
Steamer N. Martin, Haines Norfolk, merchah'
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford.
BELOW.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York. Is on War
wick bar, from which point she will discharge.
schoonsrs Edward Slade, Drake, Rockland
George Henry, -; and schooner Georgia
Southgate. -, grain also, an unknown
schooner from Rockland.
New YORK, June 25.-Arrived, steamers Abe
marie and Saratoga from Richmond.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, June ii, 1865. !

,I,HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIR-
| GINA is now prepared 10 fund the interest due
1t January, ls66, upon her registered and coupon
debt In accordance with the following provisions
Of the act OF the General Assembly passed March
, 1885, entitled An act TO provide for funding the
interest on the public debt, to-wit:
/ b.. IL ennctsd BY the General Assembly. That
the holders OF the registered bonds of the state OF
Virginia, issued before the seventeenth day OF
April, 1861, be and they are hereby authori1edt TO
invest the interest due UPON said bonds in regis
tered bonds Of the State, bearing the same rate OF
Interest a. the principal Of the bond bears, and
payable at any time the holder may elect not less
han ten nor more than thirty. four years from tha
late Such bonds shal bear date on the LIST day OF
January, eighteen hundred and SIXTY SIX, ana may
be issued for sums of one hundred dollars. o. any
mutjpla the reo and shall be In the form ana exc
cuted In the mode prescribed by law Tor the issus
Of the certificates Of registered debt OF the STATE.
But the interest upon the bonds so issued shall not
be PAYABLE before the first day OF July. eighteen
hundred and sixty seven.
. The noiiers oi the coupon bounds issued by
the State be fore the day of April 1884,
are hereby authorized 10 invest the interest Que
upon said bonds In either coupon or registered
rest AZ the Of the bond bears and the In
tere-t thereon, ii the bond is a coupon, shall be
paya BILE al the place where the interest on the prn-
cipal bond l. provided IN be paid ana such ponds
may be payabe at any time the holder may elect,
not lass than ten nor more than thrty Tour yesrs
iron, It's date such bonds shall bear date on the
rr,t day Of January ls56, and, IL coupon, may be-
issued for the sums Of five hundred dollars, OF any
multiple thereof; or, II registered, IN sums OF one
hundred dDllars, or any nuitiPir 1hi top' a -
be in the form and executed III the Rode prescribed
bv law the issue of the certncat1s OF registered
ar coupon bonds of the State But the interest upon
the bond, go issued shall not be payable before the
first day y; July, 1867.
not be invested under the two preceding sections
~ This act certificates shall be issued in the form
ana mode prescribed by law for the issue OF GER
tifcas. Of the registered debt Of tho State, paya-
BIZ in two. three or four years with sueh interest
thereon As is provided In the case OF the bonds
acTeinb be fore authorized 10 DC Issued
Ropds n he issusd under the first section Of the
ro,egoin. act will be delivered at this ONCE 10 the
owner In person, or upon ~ order for the same {;
| the coupon bonds To be issued under the secoI
and surrender at this office Of snch coupons as are
| herein specified. The presentation OF the bonds
| ia either case will not be required.
" ~ WILLIAM =. TAYLOR,
| ;ar, lSsvat Auditor Public Accounts.
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New YoRK, June 25.-The steamship
Kangaroo has arrived from Liverpool, Her
adyiess are anticipated.
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CATTLE MARhET.
We quote Beef in demand at SGsc., gross. Nut
ton.-Market well supplied al from 3.@6c., gross.
In market beef retails at l2iG?5c, the latter price
for choice cuts and mutton at l?ieIl6.
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Henry p. White was drowned at Shep.
herdstown, West Virgins, on the 10th In.
slant, whilslbsthing,
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The wheat crop in Illinois promises q
good yield. The harvest Is now in pro.
gysSs,
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DECONSTRUCTION.

CHEAP GOODS DEAR AND GOOD GOODS CHEAP
Every merchant can sell cheap goods cheap, butte
And good
SHOES AND BOOTS CHEAP
you must call on
JULIUS BEAR, No. % MAIN STREET,
next to J. Ezekiel dry goods store. There You can
fnd the best city made MEMS BOOTS, SHOES,
and CATERS; LADIES' and MISSES SHOES OF all
descriptions; BOYS YOUTHS. and CH!LDRENS
SHOES, all styles and all prices CH!LDREas
SHOES from nty five cents up, at 30 lain street.
ie l3-d&sw2tawlin JULIUS BEAR, Agent
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FOR RENT.
rOP RENT THE MONTICELLO

TOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE on
Il Union Hill, In the neighborhood of DR.. -
o. A Strscker The house contains hve I...5
rooms and has a kitchen attached. A hower -
garden. wine arburs shade trees and well OF good
water on the lot Possession given on tine nrst of
JuIy' Apply to A. GIPPERlCH, at Mitchell
Tvissr,s Main street. je 26-lw+
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TOR RENT.-The BUILDING at pre-
/ sent occupied by the United States Tele- -
graph Company, on Main, between Twelfth "a
and Thirteenth streets, Is for rent, ana pos
sassion given Immediately. For terms, apply on the
premises to .. II. ~ d.,
.
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nor RENT. THE EXCELLENT
T. BRICK TENEMENT on the north side N
~ Rroad between Ninth and Tenth streets, '.:U
now occupied by Mr. John 5. Stubs: ApPiytrl2
TO HARRISON, GODDIN y APPERs On.
10 0S-1t
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WANTED, Mr.. WILLIAM DAN
w MAILS or Mr. J. H. SHARP to call at the Of
Ace Of the Virginia Employment Agency, on Broad
street, four doors above Ninth, or address
JAMES T. HENDERSON,
myls-ts Box 1879, Richmond Va.
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cash PAID FOR BONES.-Wanted
" FIVE HUNDRED TONS BONES. Cash paid
on delivery. 49,.
nv s-ts b. +. LAIHROP, agent.
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Tides AND TALLOW WANTED.
IL DRY HIDES,
GREEN HIDES, and
Also, TALLOW /; for which the highest cash price
will be paid. o. II. CHALKLEY s CO.,
Hide and Leather Dealers Thirteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary. ap
The New York herald., 1866-06-16

LyoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT STAB LINE
FRkl0Hf AT REDUCED RATES,
The fast s.ias ss.mshig ruk0 sHrEy. CAPTAIN :.
day. June 20, ats r. n, from pier Is North river. =
For freight passage apply 10 II. LOWDRN, Agent q
West street. corner Of Cedar