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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Gazette
The Case Of Mr.. Davis.
WASHINGTON, June .

WASHINGTON, June y, 1906.
The adjournment Of the Circuit Court
at Richmond has been u sad diSappoint-
ment to the friends of Mr.. Davis, who were
in hopes of having him speedily released.
Three days ago Mr.. O'Conor and the other
counsel here were confident that Presi-
dent Johnson was in favor of releasing the
prisoner on bail, aud that Mr.. Speed, the
Attorney General, was willing to accede
to such O proposition. As the Court at
Richmond had, however, adjourned, and
Judge Underwood was not in Washington,
it was found necessary to lay the applica-
ton before Chief Justice Chase, who re-
fused to entertain it on the GROUND that
Virginia was still under martial-law, and
that according to his reading of the
law he did not think proper to e1cr-
else jurisdiction under such circumstances.
The view is doubtless proper one, but
Mr.. Chase appears entirely TO have forgot
ten that he has not refused to act in the
State of Maryland while martial Law still
existed there. The counsel, however, were
still confident that the matter could be
arranged, and parties were telegraphed to
i'm New York to know if they would con-
sent to 60 upon the bail bond. Among
them was Commodore Vanderbilt, who at
once gave his consent, but who was too
unwell to leave New York. Mr.. Horace
Clark, Mr.. Augustus Schell, and Mr.. Ho-
race Greeley came on on Friday night for
the purpose of going on the bond, and Mr..
Welsh, of Pennsylvania, and one or two
others who were in Washington, also signl-
fled their readiness to join in giving the
required security.
This morning, however, it was dis
covered that Judge Underwood was no.
where to be found. Messages were sent
for INN to Baltimore, where 1t was learned
he had gone, but it was found that he had
already left for Alexandria. Special mes
sengers were Immediately dispatched there,
but the search for him so far has proved
fruitless. Whether this is accidental or
intentional, it is hard to say. 1t is evil
dent, however, that Mr.. Davis's friends are
not now SO sanguine as they were early
in the week, and it is limited that since
the Cabinet meeting on Friday some de-
cided change has taken place in the policy
of the Administration as regards Mr.. Davis,
and that President Johnson is much more
retIceut % TO his own views and inten-
tiops In the matter,
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The West Virginia Voters Oath
Judge Harrison Decides IL to be In
constitutional.

On Monday last, the case Of the State OF
West Virginia Is. Henry Basel, supervisor
of Grant township, Harrison county, came
up for trial before Judge Thomas W. iar-
rison. Mr.. Ba ssel had been indicted for
permitting persons to vote at the last Octo-
Der election without taking the oath pre-
scribcd by the Legislature known as the
"Voters' Test Oath" The defendant, 10y
his attorney, John Basel, Esq., moved to
auash the indictment upon the ground that
the act prescribing the oath was in viola
ton of the Constitution of West Virginia,
which in plain terms declares who shall be
permitted to vote, and imposes no such
conditions or tests as are required by the
act of the Legislature .-CtarkStuy Co"-
Serratire, 9th.
Judge HARRISON decided the act to be
unconstitutional, and quashed the indict-
ment. The Conservative says that the de-
cision covers the registration law and the
new constitutional amendment, which lat
ter would not have been ratified but for
the operation of the registration law in eX-
Gliding lawful voters from the polls.
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i GINA now prepared 10 fund the Interest au'
lst January, lsoi upon her registered and coupon
debt In accordance with the following provisions
Of the act OF the General Assembly passed March
?, 1896 entitled An act to provide for funding tn"
interest on the public debt, to.wi,
l. h, IL .ttttct,.t ny thu GtReT0i iSS.mktg. That
the holders of the registered bonds ii the state "i
Virginia, issued before the seventeenth day ~
April 1901, la and they ar" hereby authorized 10
invest the interest due upon said bones IN regis.
tered bonds Of the State, bearing the same rate -
interest 10 the principal Of the bond bears, ahd
payable II any time the holder may elect Lo' !.>>
than ten nor more than thirty tour years from III.
date Such bombs shall bear date Oh the Isl DAY ~
January, eighteen hundred and SIXTY SIX, aii may
be issued for sums Of on. hundred dollars. OI any
multiple thereof, and shall be IN the form dhd exc
cuted In the mole prescribed by law i.r NE l,'l"
of the certificates If registered debt al the STATE.
But the interest upon the bonds issued III All IA"
De payable before the hrst day Of July. eighteen
hundred and sixty seven. -
q The holders al the coupon bounds is>neii y
the State befur. tho seventeenth day oi april 1901,
are hereby authorized To invest The inter. u d.r
bonds OF the State, bearing the same rate ~ mt
rest ~ the prime pal oi ,h. bond bears and h- H.
terest thereon, Il the bond i a coupon, shall "e
payable Al the ace wher. the interest on the pr-
cipaI bond l. provided 10 be paid and SUCH bonds
may be payable II any time the holder nay ,ie,
not le>s than tea nor more than thirty four years
from IT'S date. Such bonds shall bear date on ~"
Il rst day Of January, 1850 and, IL coupon, nay D."
issued Tor the suns 81 five hundred doar,, ~ at!
multiple thereof; Or, II registered In sum, 81 ",I
hundred dollars, orany multiple thereof; ard 'nti.
b. in tn. form aud executed III the mode pre>ci ~
by law tor the rsus II the certificates % res'.'''4
coupon bonds Of tho State But the iul T'rt u.,h
the bonds issued shall not BE- payable ovs'F" III"
first day Of July 1897
3. For any fractional sums o! interest wat,h rAI'.
not b. lnyes ed under the two preceding s'' ','H
OF this act, rtlicttrs shall be issued III III" '''"
and mod" prescribed by law for the l>-u" "I cor
uncates q! the registered debt IL the STATE, i"g A.
Bile Ia two three or fonr years, with such lE.rf' y
thereon as l. provided In the cass Of The b"h''
herri n be fore authorized to be- issued.
Bonds to be issued under the first section III lat
foregoing act VIII be delivered ~ this Oiict a' ~
owner In person or upon a. order Tor the sA@"
the coupon bonds TO be issued under the second
section viii be- delivered upon tho prcseni4loA
and surrender - this Office Of such coupons a, .l.
therein specified The presentation OF tho t""''
In either case VI II not be required.
WILLIAM 1. TAYLOR
10 l2-lSsw5t Auditor Public Accom-
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nersls Of the Underwood Jury.

The papers at a distance are not httie
amused at the Fluctuations Of Judge UN-
pERwooD, at the recent session OF his court
In this city, on beholding the jury enter
the court. room. 1t il inferred by some
that the expressed JOY at seeing them was
not at all feigned, as he had seen no one III
Richmond until they appeared who ha'
any sympathy with him or respect 10, mn"
u;s qualification on this account shon'o
have been altogether without bouhas' o"'
\. necd not have laid the matter 10 inc
wrong causc. And vet again, some reason
that bc was in earnest, either on this
,ccoun, or on account OF apprehensions
that they were to be murdered. But this
theory depends on what sort OF murder
was apprchendcd. To suspect this COM
muni,y Of disposition to hurt hair of
the head of any one of these Jurors, would
be so entirely absurd and out of the ques-
ton in any mans mind, (cven UNDER
woop's,) that such suspicion must
be dismissed without argument. Upon the
principle, however, that the seat OF vitality
is located differently in different animals,
these Jurors may have vital point which
might even he punctured fatally with no
intention to kill. The eel has his vital
spark in his tail, the sturgeon and the shark
in the nose, while the African has been
considered by leading New York politi-
clan to be entirely invulncrable in the
head, and only sensible in the shin-hone.
II, then, We may imagine that the vitality
OF Judge USDERwoOD's friends Is In the
pocket" there might be some reason to
fear the worst here. Ii is safe to infer,
however, that such persons were not lgno-
rant of the consequences Of their conduct.
Each man took his life in his hand, assured
that death here would prove q glorious
and profitable resurrection in another, II
not a happier land. A fat office or con-
tract, and pony purse, or the custom oil Il
community of sympathizers, would be III
deed a golden resurrection from ruined
trade.
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Mr.. WARDwELL GETs A CANE.-A New
York member of Congress presents Mr.. b.
WARpwELL with a canc-the occasion be-
ing used by donor and recipient to say
some kind things Of southern people and
rebels. The amiable WARDwELL takes
occasion to offer part of his undying
creed thus: al would as soon doubt any
of Gods promises as doubt that treason
will he made odious." Apprehending that
this kind hearted gentleman is born to dis
appointment, and that he is likely, along
with UNDERWOOD, and FAY, ct as, to be-
come more odious than anybody else, we
urge him to prepare himself for dis fate by
cooling his body and calming his mind.
He should sit in his ice-housc at least
four hours q day
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Jup0E UNDERWOOD AS NEGRO SELLER.
The Wsrrenton Indez copies from the
records, of Fsuquier county part Of an
answer TO bill In chancery, which answer
was filed In 1853 by UNDERWOOD, and in
which the Judge insisted that in making
distribution Of the personal estate referred
to In said bill, the share Of the slaves which
may be allotted to the said FLORA V.
FLosEE shail be subjected TO the payment
Of the said Mrs. ELIzasETH JAcKsoS's
shsve a aid debt"
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Mr.. DAVIS AND THE ASSASSINATION
CHARGE.-A Radical correspondent of
Radical paper (he Cincinnati Gazette
makes the following candid confessions:
"Thc committee has not been able 10
find warrant for the charge of completely
made blythe President i'll his proclamation
of last spring, and it may further be said
that it is even somewhat doubtful if they
have secured much legal evidence of Il
character that would, in civil court, sub
stantiate the charge that Davis had guilty
knowledge OF the conspiracy"
We like that last statement. 1t Implies
all that need be said as TO what sort of evil
dence is acted upon by military commits
siOns.
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nss SYRUPS FOR SODA WATER.
CHOICE FRUIT AND CREAM SYRuPS furnished
the trade al low rates by
w IL. SCOTT, Druggist,
ia 4 corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
ns- SPECIAL NorICE.-The undersi gned, as

b. SPECIAL NOrICE.-The undersigned AZ
executor Of the late p. X. White, takes pleasure
in Announcing to his friends and the public that he
has Jus, returned from the North with a very Sc
lect stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, yALlSES, AND IRA
YELLING BAGS,
which he offers nj the lowest cash prices al mis-
new store, No. SO Main street, two doors helo"
the Spot-wood Hotel lie bcgs leave To state Tor
the benefit Of the ladies that unusual care has been
taken in the selection Of all goods suitable for
their use in his line He has obtained the services
of JOHN POE, JR., well known in the business
community. who will be pleased To see his friends
at No SO Main street w. +. WHITE,
nv 2G-lrn Executor of i. X. White.
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BY W. Il. Robins. Anetloneer.

A TRUST T. T. IN \ DEED OF
~ trust from D. Z. Farguhar, dated Au-G.' 81,
lsoj, ~ the request 81 the beneficiary th"i 10
named, shall proceed 10 sell ~ public an,t.Ni "n
the premises Ia TIA" HI ghns, bidder, on WEhAt>
DAY June ~, TOO Il O'Clock, Z. NJ, II far, 'nd
if not on the mkt fair day thereafter, that c'ri.n
Lot or LAND numbered three in SQUARE NJ, w,
fronting IN irv- one feet on the wee. line 81 Twenty
seventh, between " and streets. on Church M
and running back Que hundred and thirty ifei 4"
an alley, in common, fourteen wide.
There il Il SNAIL but comfortable dwelling on
the lot.
Terms: Cash rs 10 50 much a viii dtiFAF 'h"
expenses Of executing the trust and To discha.r =
debt of two hundred aud fifty dollar, with int
rest thereon from the 26;h " May, l@tt III" -.
maiud.r AZ four and eight months, with iGt"r">'
added secured ny deed Of trust, or ute retained
leg W. b. ROBINS. AGc'i"L"tT.
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Killed in battle at Cedar creek on the 10th 0cto-
Der, 1884, Sergeant ROBERT NJ. TABB, OF company
+, Twenty-frst Virginia regiment. His remains
will be taken from the residence OF his brother, p.
NJ Tahb, corner Eleventh and Broad streets, at
half past I o'clack THIS TUESDAY, AFTER
NOON, TO the First Presbyterian Church, lRev. DR..
Moore's, where the funeral services viii be con
Quoted His old comrades in arms and the friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
At the residence Of his son-in-lsw, Mr.. James
T. Redd, in the county OF Henrco, on the 10th in
slant, ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON, in the sixty fourth
year Of his age.
III, friends and those of Mr.. Redd are invited TO
attend his funeral THIS EVENING, from Emma
nual Church, at half pat o'clock.
On Sunday, 10th instant, at the residence ~
her father Ed. Winston, Mrs. MARY TAYLOR
NORRIS, wife OF Alexander NJ. Morris. She was
an afectonate wife, kind neighbor, and kind
mistress.
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EF- REMOVAL.
STARKEk RYLAND,
CITATION

having moved Into their new store, No. sls MAIN
STREET, call tho attention Of purchasers to their
stock Of PAPERS, comprising Note, Letter. Cap,
Bill Cap, Flat Cap, DENY, Medium, Folio Post,
Tracing, Tissue, Blotting, Drawing, Sermon, Le-
gal, Wrapping, &c La ~ fr FL
BLANK BOOKS, s's
such as Day Books, Journals, LedgerA, hemoran-
dun and Pass Books, Records, Time BOOKS, BANK
Books, Receipt Books, Scrap Books.
ENVELOPES in great variety. Also, STATES,
copy BOOKS, TWINEs. INKS, INKsTANDS,
SEALING WAX, CRAYOSS; such games IS
CHESS, BACKGAMMON, DOMINoEs, CRoQUET,
&c.
The ladies will lind our FANCY DEPARTMENT
full and attractive. n'-S
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n.E- BENEFITS DIARRHEA KILLER

This we'll known and justly popular southern
remedy is again offered to the afflicted. It's great
success in the treatment OF DIARRHGA, CH0-
LERA MORBUS CHOLERA INFASTCM, ASH
ATTIC CHOLERA, and all diseases of the howela,
rendered il one Of the most popular FAMILY
MEDICINES ever used in this city.
An extended notice * unnecessary. It's praises
are on the lips of hundreds OF our best citizens
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. Je o-tS
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MARRIED.,

At the residence of the brides father, Thursday
June It'll, 1916. by the Rev. p. F. Berkeley, DR.. c.
WESLEY THOMAS, of Richmond, Va, TO MATTE
CREED. daughter OF Robert Haskins, ESD, OF
Powhatan county, Va.
Savannah papers please copy.
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eS.II MEDICINES ARE UNPALATA-

BILE, and are only resorted to as remedies Tor
something wor 9. We have swallowed our snare
OF physics for the rectifcation OF very ecceh'rc
liver, and Of all the prescriptions we nave ever
used tina. Of DR.. "RENEOLDsS PILLS has been
tho snrest. quickest, and most complete. Years
apo we carried them as a pocket companion" In
the west, and by their proper use escaped all the
diseases incident to that country and resulting
from torpid liver. We used them In the Rocky
Mountains, and are very confident had We re-
manned in that remarkable climate, and occasion
ally taken one of RENNOLDSs PILLS, we would
have good showing TO live forever or until we
had "dricd up and blown f."-Rockinghdm ne
,;y,or 10 7-lw
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Rs COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned. of tho firm Of Kent. Paine 4
Co., have formed co-partnership for the purpose
of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm Of
p A N Z C o.,
and We taken the store No. loo Main street, next
below Mitchell Il Tyler, and will be pleased to re-
ceive consignments from their friends and the
public. W. q. FAME.
Ia Its X. i. FAME.
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esg- ANDREW ANTONI. WHOLESALE

ne ANDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he has resumed business In MS
NEW IRON FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
onposite TO the site of his old stand adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted up and
furnished i'm a style which he Is confident Will
meet with the approval Of the public.
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES Of the best quality enable him
70 offer inducements to the trade which cannot be
SURPASSED. call from his former customers is re-
specially solicited
A large and choice assortment Of FRENCH BON
BONs. IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CoRDiALS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES. &c, will be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM ofthe most approved havors served
In the SalOan
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and 0RNA
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the citi-
Gems OF Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
ed TO him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
deayor To merit continuance Of the same.
10 Sim ANDREW ANTONI.
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ng REMOVABLE. II. CHARLEY Co,
Leather Dealers, have removed To their NE"
BUILDING, on THIRTEENTH STREET, between
Main and Cary. my l5-ts
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After the adjournment Of the General
Association the State Mission Board met,
and appointed Rev. William Fisher, OF
Greenbricr county, general agent. He has
accepted, and will at once enter upon his
duties.
The Board resolved to hold its next meet
ing on the 2d of July, for the appointment
of missionaries, and to request the churches
and associations in the mean time to send
UP their applications for appointments.
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FUNERAL NOTICE The funeral OF the late Miss
MARY VIRGINIA, daughter Of James =. Tyler,
ESD will take place from the Grace street Baptist
Church THIS (Tuesdayl MORNING at IL o'clock.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend. Ga
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BY Paine & Co., AuctIoneers.
lO' Main street.
By Grubbs y Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh street,

com TONER'S SALE OF
on THhE MEcHiNlcSvILLE TTRNPIKE TW6
MILES FROM THE CITY; AT ArCrloE In exc.
ty of Hrurico uttered May 2 l.66, in The Csc II
Schermcrn"rn etc.. ~. Austin and ais, IN" under
signed, commi ,soner appointed Tor u. L,,L,,,",
viii sell at auction, upon The premises, On TIL Rs
DAY, July j. at clock, L. ~, If lair. u 1907, ou
the NJ XII Fair day thereafter, al the same hour he
TRACT OF LAND Of which the iaie t7HaH'
Schermerhorn died seized, lying on tn" east s'i-
Of Mechauicsvlle turnpike short dlrtanc" De-
yond the toll gate, aud adjoining the land .! L.
Thsra arc sEVESTY ACRES, of which there j..
sufficient portion il woods and there ar" ''v.Fai
building one of which can be converted irtu
dwelling twill Dc sold as whole, or divided,
A. NAV be deemed hest AT the time Of sail"
This il !. beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and 1t
should attract the attention OF person" r"eh.n.
S Terms 6ne-third cash balance at TX aal
twelve months for negotiable notes with Interest
added the title to he retained by the court until
the notes "'e EATON NANCE, Commissioner
GRrRBs K WILLIAMS, AuctioLe.r.. j. '-i.r
COMMISSIONERS SALEOF NALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, OK JAMES RI Tx, ~
ROCkBRIpGE COUNTY -fnrsrHnt 10 .r.
for Eockbridxa county, the l2th day II Apr.t
last, in cause pending in said court, ~ which
John NJ Yuille and wife are Pi1inilh,, .a
Thomas q Burks and others ara defendants, 'h'
undersigned commas ,uners, named IN SAID deere,
will proceed to sell at public auction, On. u'
next. The tract Of land IN III. bill and proc"rt.q..
mentioned. containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, lying in RockbrllE" county.
on James river, opposite Greenlec ferry. VIVA"
two miles of the mouth Of North river. aud l.i.y
miles ., the Natural Bridge. ABOUT EIGHTY
ACRES ARE FIRHr-RATE BOTTOM LAND, end
the rrsidu. the finest murtto so!l. large portion
Of the farm l. IN TIMBER. The tract I.a Wi,
being a souihcrn exposure and i 10 -.'mI h'..n.
borhood. The James River and haGI""a rHntl
passes 10y the p.antation. the navigation holn-
for the mos; part slack water, aud protected ~ 's
river side ~ substantial rIp-Iap wall. Ihl> j.
TIVE BEST FARM FOR SAL. ~ TUE COUNTY
or RuCKBklpGE The BUILDINGS consist 90
large and wtll-tni~hed two-stoTy BRICK ai'i frame
dwelling and all Necessary ont. hotreN, hui oh.y
a few years ago. AID in good condition. III d"slird
the trac, can b. decided into two farms.
TERMS: Cash in hand sufficient % pay III" nN-
pcnSes OF sale aud cost ut suit, and the btt'h'o -.
four equal inStiiueutS, IN one, Two, ihr"et "hi
four wears with iafcrr,t thereon from IL" DAY oi
81 the purchaser executing bonds win All l.N.i
ps rsonai security. and the TIL" retained uui' %"
whole of the ruTchas. oney Is paid.
anime the land, md those desiring Information
viii address the undersigned nj Lexington, Va.
L. PhNpLbTuN, tccp,pf.sf.p.r,
JOHN LEcCHER,)
:. -'awIw
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By Harrison, soddin & Appsr.on.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate ys,,.

BRICK TENEMENT
II on THE WEST SIDE or FIFTH Bgrwery
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS, PoR gafs ~
AUGTIOy.-Wtli be sold at auction. or, tbs a
misses, on TUESDAY, the l2th June. lsss =, b.p,
past ! o'clock, L. NJ, the very excellent RRfrY
located AZ above, now In the 60
psncy ~ MI Prescott 81 an animal rent Of six INN
died dollars. IL contains seven rooms. ba"41n
ample accommodations for servants with Or. s'7s
wsier, and handsome front yard "ia
Terms: One fourth cash balance Al four. e,,h
and twelve months, for negotiable notes win,
terest aided. Tho taxes and insutanc. for III tI
year to be- paid by the purchaser. If praf.ry.d'
possession can he hid In u SIort time '''1'
HARRISON, GODDlS APPPPsoy
je7 bnctiGneer.
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rr--zy- rsss...s<< - -.
GGEg Sxas...As.sa.a $500 !: - .tis,..1 =.
HEALTH AND RECREATION.
PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS

For the accommodation Of those wh" nr'' '' '
sire pure country air. exercise, and rs'Fea'i'
the least possible cost, on and after the F'' "''
OF JUNE, 1853, an
EXCURSION TRAIN
will be run on the Richmond, rrei'riekso"fS ""'
Potomac railroad between
RICHMOND AND ASHLAND .,
,n,u ,,,,,.r ,o,,,e on MONDAYS. wEpNEs'
DAYS, and SATURDAYS Of each wssA' 1s@.'nn
Richmond a,sP. N; aud after an hour sps,,
the beautiful rural village and lawns o' A,s
returning, TO arrive IN Richmond at "a, = " ,..
FARE: For the round trip Of thirty .n.S, r,vE
only FIFTY CENTS for adults, aud fW EN- -
cvsrs ,,r .hilJy.n under twelve and over 'htS'
war. Of age, aud for nurse. in charge Q! 'h'm
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS
for SCHOOLS, PICNIC fAAiiEs, on n !,
MyyTs. BALLS. &c, can always DO hiisa % Wv
most reasonable terms. s,.o,,,,
Ia i2--lw . 1t -, -
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DOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
II General THOMAS s. RAYMOND, so well
known as for many years al efficient member OF
the HOUSE OF DELEGATES has been recon-
mended az suitable person 10 serve this city in the
room Of Mr. GRATTAS. IL IL UNDERSTOOD that ne will
accept the position III elected. Let the voters them
consider him as 4 candidate, and take care that
IL la-tde CITIZEN