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Z Correspondents Of the Bic hond Dispatch.
fHE PEOPLE HAKp AT woR -NEGRo LABOR
4 CONDITION OF THE q bPs, &C., &c.
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i CONDITION OF rnE q bPs, &C., &c.
PRINCE EDwARD Counj HOUSE, June 10.
+ the people of this S&tion, and particu,
larly tho young men, I've learned haru
lesson, BY the war, aJd as soon as they,
received their paroles they went home ana
went TO work. Those who were most idle
preyious to the wa3 are most industrious
now and 20 wherti you willthroughout ine
county, you will Ifnd the young planners
working in the fields side by side with tnei, !,
negroes. In this way the emancipated
negro Is founA to work very well. ne
REQUIRES careful watching and constah.
Supervision but look after him well, ana nc
win work as w3ll as he did prior to the issue OF
the emancipation proclamation. One large
farmer here "A paving his hands ten dollars
! n,anth ana their rations. He has as many
hands 40 bI can work, has his choice oil the
best, and Is raising fine crop OF ,o9acco'
Most of the farmers are Workins On -. sna a. >
and although this would seem to give Inc
negro a more Immediate interest," IN work-
inc well, the plan will probably De discoh-
tinued when the farmers get sufiicientiy
ahead of time to be able TO pay cash
monthly wages. az, COO
The crop Of wheat throughout TINS see-
tion will be miserably small, ana IN many
instances the farmers will not more than
ret back their seed; but the corn is look
ing we'll and about half q crop of tobacco
will be raised.
A number of plantations are for sale at
various prices, and there is fine opening
for any man of capital who wishes to be-
o;n farming. We need fertilizers and i'm
Elements and stock of every description,
and the makeshift manner lin which we
are now compelled to farm is in our
opinion, one great cause of the failure Of the
crops. itN
AS said before, the hard work Of our
young men is our only favorable sign and
IL this example is followed throughout
the State, Virginia will ultimately be a
gamer by that loss of property which is
now causing her citizens so much trouble
and distress. p
Yours, BoUILLoN.
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- Z; s
wAsaisafoS, ans IA 49,.

The rcpor4@d anasuiAAtion d Judge
Underwood, which was cuHcns rumof
here yesterday, occastoned not iittie 81.
citsuens n t6e didessat aepaz eshents, ana
she asAr wsa looked MON by many = Z
true blll. thua bripgi1R futtA aapd spec 0ia-
tions az What Ire result would b.. Tho
card originated By The attempt o. % -.
ycntivo feniua % yeltxn Item detailing she
facts al the reported Assassination 70 .
ncWSpaper correspondent.
Ths Nonate finance COMMITTEES have
msde several important alterations N tn0
~ hin. and Il will b reported IN tho
Senate on Monday. II viii probably -
ensiuecrcd by Senator Sherman. who u
,econd ON the Committee on Finance, %
The health Of Mr.. FssssndeA. chairman 81
that committee. n unequal 70 any great
exertion.
The pardon business Il not at . stand.
stiIl. but Il very dull. Occasionally large
number Of names b sent BY the President
over 70 the oGlce q the Attorney General
In the Treasury building; but Of late the
cases have been very tsw. To-day, upon
the accommodation OF the Attorncy.Ge
neral. Messrs. Wade KeyA Of AontgoM.
ery. Alabama, and George Money, htt
bri9Adier-gencra In the Confederate army
were pardoncd. The first mentioned gen
tlcnsan wss Assistant Attorney General o
the Confederate States.
Intelligence has been received here TO
day Of tho death Of Hon. James Humphrey
member Of Congress from New York. b
The death Of Colonel Seaton, long edito
Of tho National LtslHyeNco, bad been ex
pected for many months, He was eighty
one years of sge, and strongly identified
with the interests Of this District. Iii
funeral win be largely attended.
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LETTER FROM PETERsBURG.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PRTERsBUR0.

PETERSBURG, June IL, 1866.
The inspections Of tobacco in this city
during the week ending yesterday reached
two hundred and sixty-one hogsheads, in
Guiding reviews, viz: One hundred and
FIVE at Centre warehouse, ffty-one at West
Hill, forty-two at Moore's, and sixty-three
at Oaks. While the breaks have been
large, they were mostly made up Of low
grades Of tobacco, for which the demand
has not been active. For desirable grades
the market has ruled steady, and very fair
prices have been obtained. @
In cotton very little has been done, and
the market closed yesterday weaker than
at the opening Of the week. While on
Wednesday holders refused 40c. tor strict
selections, no buyers could be found yes
terdsy at sec. We may give the following
figures as showing the state Of our cotton
market: Low grades, SS6S5c., with little
inquiry middling, S763Sc., nominal;
strictly prime, S9G4Oc.7-n0 sales. d.
The magistratcs of Prince George, by q
vote Of nine to eight, decided on Thursday
last to remove the seat Of the county to
Mount Sinai Church, q location some three
or four miles beyond the old courthouse,
and ten or eleven miles from Petersburg.
-FOUR readers will remember that the old
courthouse and the buildings in the,yici-
nifty were burned by the Federal troops
during the early portion Of the siege OF
Petersburg. Since the termination cf7hos-
tilities the county court has been held at
Nr. Heath,s farm, short distance from the
line or the. Norfolk and Petersburg rail-
road -ainconvenien Of access TO q large
portion or the people. IL II understood
that steps will be ut once taken towards
the erection Of all necessary buildings.
re Thursday being court day, the milltla q
Prince George were enrolled. Inc turn.
out MS large, and the OCCASION - interest
Ing q sich occssidns generally arc.
In my letter on Tuesday ! maybe able
10 give you some interesting points from
Dinwiddle county. The court meets To-
morrow, and . case 0fstnHch interest WIN,
e b expected, be tried.
81 Asa Harris fNA30f George McKnight)
has engaged Library Hall for bis lecture
on 8 Ba6ies . tomorrow night. 1t Is to
he bopcd he wiIl have o good audience,
hut with some Of the finest speakers In
1file sotith. aud the discussion u some or
Ia nnost interesting themes that could be
nfesent6d The lecture season here was Q
dad fhflufe md littie encouragement can
~ held ont 10 any one TO visit us. ~
81 Between three and four hundred coiofed
orphan children hare begn sent north frpm
| this dIeksipt, N5sgN fo0d h0n1s Are 40 70
| have ben secured for them. This has
nssn 49, nndsf thaAeeDeyut tho Frese.
~ sn.ns e thsst I en 5000. There sre
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From stafford COunty-Re-Organiza-
ae tiOn or the Militia.

STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, June 10, Iooo.
The militiamen Of this county met here
in numbers to-day that astonished every
body. None of Sheridan's cavalry would
have believed that there were as many
horses in the county, and ex-conscript Off;
GERS were dumbfhddled at the throng of
able-bodied men who answered to the roll
call. Whisky lowed freely, and free
fights drew enough blood to show that
there is pluck in the old land yet. The
object Of the meeting was to organize COM
panies and elect captains and leutenants
for the same. The rank and file, who
know something about war, protested
against the election of any of the officers
of the olden time, whom they pronounced
old fogies. ITEM.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN NAHON DENTIST, for
81 many wears associated with DR.. JOIN G. WAR.
respectfully informs bis old patrons and all 9th
who NAV need his services that he has removed his
OFFICE from Fourth street, and cananow be found
at his RESIDENCE, 62s Main street, between Sixth
and Seventh. Will practice his profession in all
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on vulcsnits,
Gold, and Silver.
Office open at ALL HOURS.
The highest price paid for OLD GOLD PLATE.
anal
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DRUdB. r. lIt1il 1
HEALING SPn1NGg WAFDIz
Hrlfis 6sf5iFcs

The Ipropriesors. Of thsss .hiskly fsisbse@ea
springs have, In view Of melting Ne dSHapA OF
the public, .haa the wasef carefully bo1tbo4 6tAs
Spring, - heretofofs, In nlch manner 81 20 -,
serve its virtues and chAractsnssies - phsn 49,
at tho fountain. 81 Y ~ 81 80
Its properties are we'll known, ana sxpsrisnes
has proved rs great value Ia he follow Ing. dis
sasss Which have been sursd ~ its uss ssrofnls,
tha q Thrlsh qlcna len SfsDsiIs alsehsStgs
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, KnlaSgsd rross
trate Gland, EnlsrgsIsnt q TIE Spleen, Urt1ary
kidneys Spinal ltsin!ion. Nsursleis EhsIns.
other dyserasia Of the body, and IN Gil Degenerate
and morbid conditions OF the Eye from neglected
Price, TEN DoIIxRs per e.ss Of ons dozen
half-gailon bottles. Orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt attention. $3.50. - -...
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS. containing eefti.
ncates OF cures and highly interesting letters rom
NEST respeetabie sources, and other int0rmattons
can be had on application 70 Q. A. PORTER, Heal.
Ing Springs, Bath county, Vs., or to gt
PURCELL, LADD q CO., .Druggists.
General Agents for the sale OF the Water.
+ Ia T-MNThfg y
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HEALTH AND RECREATION.
: PLEASANT AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS.

For the accommodation of those who need or de-
sire pure country air, exercise, and recreation, at
the least possible cost, on and after the FOURTH
OF JUNE, 1865, an
EXCURSION TRAIN
will be run on the Richmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad between
RICHMOND AND ASHLAND
until further notice on MONDAYS, WRDNEs-
DAYS, and SATURDAYS Of each week, leaving
Richmond at P. M; and after an hour spent In
the beautiful rural village and lawns OF Ashland,
returning, to arrive in Richmond at T.s5P M.
FARE: For the round trip of thirty three miles,
only FIFTY CENTS for adults, and TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS for children under twelve and over three
years of age, and for nurses in charge Of them.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS
for SCHOOLS, PICNIC PARTIES, T0URNA-
MENTS, BALLS, &C., can always be hired on the
most reasonable terms.
je l2-lw s. RUTH, Superintendent.
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lot1A .wifk the Uni6d Bsats ! Z
rs H. lhs bommanity, ind W ~ y I
w have had day Of rain aHdttaa.sS
'cIundp and blue Sky, Alternately, and
neither long. Il 10 an April d&y with An.
tust's sultry air. The chrfch bells all
rang out their merry peals, but the aggre.
safe train Of w0rshippers Y = small. s
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Or, CABINET FURNITURE.
s:s0 FINE HOME. MADE FURNITURE

wish 10 inform my old enstom.
have on hand good assorfment Of
PINE FURNITURE, or NY OWN MAKE,
which viii sell q log - can be bought slss.
NUT-ths workmanship and polish Of which can.
not be surpassed by any.
am prepar rod TO execute al orders promptly
I'M Ia nv UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT may b.
found all kinds Of cOFFlNS, both WOOD and NE.
Also, Alg-TIGHT CASES, for Transporting hs
win give my personal attention to this branch
- 800 II. A. ATKINSON,
(of the old firm OF Belyin 3 AtkinsonJ
Governor street, above Franklin, Richmond, Va.
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u DAVISO m

II. sURGEoS DENTIST, ealfD
Ofhce and residence on Main street, between Ele.
vsnth and Twelfth, just below the National TX.
change Bank, where he liz better prepared than
ever 10 give his patrons the full benefit OF his pro-
fession. lie viii EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on the
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
his services need not neglect their teeth a. he will
accommodate himself to their circumstances and
the times. Patients from the country can board
with him al mis- residence without charge while
n wing work dome a#st NH 2s--sm
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T EONARD'S RELIABLE FAMILY
IL MEDICINES. Wholesale agents, Messn.
PURCELL BADD CO. l-.sg4it. =.
. LE0NARD'S DIARRHEA CHOLERA MIXTQRB,
LEONARD'S FEVER AND AGUE TONIC-the
best and cheapest medicine for Chills and Fever
LEOEARD'S OINTMENT for Itch, Ulcers, Ring
wood and all eruptions OF the skin.
LE0NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF, for Colds, &C.,
&c., for sale by all druggists in Richmond, Peters-
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COAL AND WOOD.
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
RCHITECTURE AND BUILDING

IN 49, Il E.,5s .., - e.H
THE MODEL ARCHITECT. A series OF original
designs for Cottages, Villas, Suburban Resi-
dences, &c. BY Samuel Sloan. vols.-ioiio
THE ARCHITECT. A series OF designs for Domes
tic and Ornamental Cottages. combined win
Landscape Gardening. BY WIN. III. Ranlets
THE y To6sRN ARcRiTEcr or Every carpsnie
his own Master Embracing plans, elevations,
specifications, framing, &c, foe Private Houses
dwellings, Churches, he, TO which Ii added
new system Of Stair building. BY Ecter shaw
7N 65 Engrayings. rs. Is.
ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF CARPENTRY
A treatise on the pressure and equilibrium oil
Timber. Framing, The construction OF Fioors'
Roofs, Bridges, &c. Also, numerous Tables
. Engravings. BY Thomas Tredgold, Civil I'm
BESiA1MiIN's PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURE.
LASsyRRs MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE. 90 En-.
IAtss stilRs ) BEAUTIES OF ARCHITECTURE. IS
DowRls sifs g. ARCHITECTURE or COUNTRY
= HOUSES 900 Illustrations. $3.50 l2i
yAUXs VILLAS AND COTTAGES. $40 lllustra'
THE s0 %oDsRY GRoMETRIcAL STAIR, BUILD
E ER,S GUIDE. Being = plain, practical system
~ OF Hand Railing Illustrated by ~ Engravin8s.
BySimon de Graf. S3.se. ag'
fof W. WS'oo6DbHoUsE & PARHAM, Booksellers.
lie Is isSI Governor street
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PURCELL, LADD q Gu, Drug8ists,
ies-lm General Agents, Richmond, Va.

A YER'S SARSAPARILLA Is a con-
N csntrated extract Of the choice root, so com
bned with other substances OF still greater altera-
tive power az to afford ehectuai antidote Tor dis
eases SARSAPARILLAi Is reputed to cure. such
remedy is surely wanted by those who suffer rom
accomplish their cure must prove, as this has, Of
Immense service TO this large class OF our aiicted
fellow citizens. How completely this compound
will do II has been proven by experiment on many
Of the worst cases TO be found In the following
Scrofuia, scrofulous Swellings and Sores. Skin
Diseases, Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, hTuptions,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, &C..
Syphilis or yenerisl disease IL expelled from the
system by the prolonged use OF this sAkSArA.
RILLA, and the patient Is left In comparative
Female diseases are caused by Scrofnls Ia the
blood, and are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
or s2RsAPARlLLA.
Do not discard this invaluable medlcine uecsas0
isnding 10 be Sarsaparilia. while It was not.
When Won have used AYERS. then, and not till
then, viii you know ths virtue: .. + esss Va
refer Won 10 Az ER's American Almanac, which the
agent below named will furnish gratis to all who
ca AYERS LEI cATHARTiC PILLS. for the cure or,
Dyssptery. Foul stomach, Headache' Piles, Rheu-
matisn, Heartburn, arising from Disordsred Sto-
mach, Pain or Morbid Inaction of the Bowels,
Plop.E Worms Govt sna o9
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensitive
can s them hJP the ssy q S
'A PREPARED b by ). G. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold by dealers sysrywhsre ~ WIZ
f.! corner Of Main and Thirteenth streets,
ie2-2m So 80 It- - Richmond, Va.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND
I'll MECHANICS TO0Ls.--Ths subscriber begs
to Announce 70 he former patrons and friendE and
the public generally that he has rssgpsd business
where he Id prepared 70 supply them with nsE
stock Of AMRRICAk. EN6EisH, and GERM,
be offered a the lowest market rates. a.
HOE Y Co.'S CIRCULAR sAWe, II
ouN BskrnlRk' PACKi N, s9a AZ HOSE n and
for sale At manufacturen' prices. 81 (, A..a
Thankiniio his many friends for their fsvors 10
the past he hopes 10 merit and secure the same In
the future CHARLES J: siNTOA.
. $! 4 s ejgn Of the Circular SAW,
30 4-amd&sw No. 1855 Main street.
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DEOEIvING ANOTHER SUPPLY
III OF those beautiful Parior Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut. Ia Brocaielle and Plnsh-style, Of
Queen Elizabeth, Louis XIV, Napoleon III, and
Ter fine and choice patterns; nprsu.w
s corner Ninth and Main streets tup stairs).
my16 -rl
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-. AND SIGN PA!M q sSrirssi
: - Tho undcrlgnsd sfe prspsnsqqNfrE1 en-
40 fheir care wisb nestns.s sna
s,,srsntssiug the boat material ana sr9x
SIGNS neatly promptly AZ sps az sasasT co.,
shepsss Main street. bstwsspssvsnsn ahi ii5n
TToUsE AND SIGN PAINTING.
H. TT Nkossf e a. SON I. .s r., =,
gET. Between Main and Cary whsfrs dns and
he pleased 10 receive orders SqmS ,nsN and oRNA
~ 4 nnblic generally for HOUSE,, BUN Ai'1
masskfTIi, PAINTING In every style.
Good work guaranteed. Terms m aGiiE SON. .
4; ia9l-ts d. L. h oNleoo1 -.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS At ONE
-.,-.T0I DOLLAR EACH. l.r'ts.5 si -
Total. $685.. 20. 7ss Prizes, worth.
90 MODE OF DISTRIBUTION.

Numbers from to 100000 will be placed in Q
wheel by q committee appointed by the iicket-
holders present, will do the drawing. The person
holding the ticket corresponding with the first
number drawn viii be entitled 10 the First Prize
or 1--WE thousand dollars; and 50 on until the
whole number are disposed ". Each agent Will be
furnished with full list Of the drawing ~ soon rs
IL can be published
we win send to one address FIVE tickets for
a. so: TEN tickets for 90, TWENTY for 81. sc I;
THIRTY for $3.50; FORTY for sas. and FIFTY
for $3.50.
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ApcHrTEcTs AND BUILDERS:

u J. CRUMP. Builder. G 9 Srepar9d
IL. street. opposite whig B ,ihs Bu(LpfNh.
sna 10 execute work n his line in all Its prancees
J0BBING promptly attended 70. and 9th ina.
PACKING B0xES for merchants anu os10'
nnfaetnred at the shortest notice, ~ a.
The best materials used In all WORK, nnp a., .ne
lowest prices charged. f-st -My (-.l-
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II JOSEPH GHiAALpi. Dy cnat 'i''' pi0A 'a'
GOLD BRICK. BY Mrs. Ann s. stephens. %. Il
aALLW0RTH ABBEY. By Mrs. Southworth. y.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. BY Dickens, ".
MiLRTUs BY Buiwer. o..
TolLERs OF RI 3 SEA, by Victor lingo. He.
KENNETH. BY Bayard Taylor. $s.1. Elael
UNDER THE BAND. $i.7S.
SON OF THE SOIL. sl.75.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS, By MIS-. Gaskell
s'' ~ = 'e a. n. CHRISTIAN CO.. -
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EOR DIARRHEA, CHOLERA NOR
Il BUS, &c.-Published and approved Formulas,
HOPES d&MPHoR MIXTURE;
PARRISH'S CAMPHOR MIXTURE;
ALKALINE DIARRHEA REMEDY;
SQUIBB'S DIARRHGA MIXTURE; t +
HAMLIN'S CHOLERA MIXTURES; -
BYANT'S CHOLERA REMEDY
CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF THE TRUE
JAMAICA GINGER, &C.; with full direc.
lions for use. Prepared and sold by
MEADE Il BAKER, A
Practical Pharmaceutists, Ninth and
ief3 :, tEealt ~ ~ Franklin streets.
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sDR. ALFRED HUGHES, treating dis.
" eases In Accordance with the H0A(kuFATHiC
SYsTkM on MEDICINE, has his onlso ana yssl.
dence on the south side Of Grace hfreet, hcsono
Gsr,cs HOURS Morning from 70 10; nSon. from
tea; evening, from toe o eloek. y ~ -.
|nNE HUNDRED BARRELS JACK
~ sex WHITE POTATOES, for seeding pgr.
eS + ID ~ sa's y wiIIIAn !. KIsa ! co..
cMTTHFIHLD RAcoN, hog ropad;
So ~ = wgLtIAx T. Klxo 8 oA
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THE CELEBRATED
MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHS

are again offered 10 the public, and are for sale BY
all druggists. wholesale depot,
So Blunt 3 M0sELEY. Druggists,
- iss4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
ie l-im Agents for the Manufacturers.
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WAITER s. WEST, ARCHITECT
wv AND BUILDER IL grsgared to i fsr mis- De
inss OF every description, and TO superintend or
contract to build the same, in any part OF the State
If desired. M.
,nonS Va 80 NH 27--6m
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IIuIIAM FORBES. ARCHITECT

WILLIAM FORBES, AhChiIEgO 80.
streets. The subscriber ha wing resumed Y ByiLp-
ING BUSINESS IN all LIS branches, ovars ms ser
snriug them that all work done BY min SHAH De OF
ahs. best material and workmanship. Having car :.
lea on the business In this cry lor t"emy yssars
viii be given to al who may best2T upon him their
patronage. An 80
au9 0-dJm
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DISSOLUTIoNS.

V,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
4 existing between BR0ADDUS 4 TALIAFERR0
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business carried en- by the above firm will
be continued by me. STAIRS, HAND-RAlLiNGs,
Sc bricated at short notice. All orders LETT at
nv shop on Franklin street, opposite metropolitan
Hall will meet with prompt attention; nrs
ap Pats III. W. BhoAppus.
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COYNERS SULPHUR WATER,

TOYNERS SULPHUR WAIEn,
" PROM
COYNER's SPRING, q
B0TET0URT COUNTY NiRGiSiA T. a..
highest repute by those who have had the opPor.
tunity of testing Its efficacy. -
The great powers of these waters have been
clearly estabished in large number OF cases. For
many diseases they are almost sPecins sgen az ss
and ERUPTIONS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, PLY
sICAL DEBILITY, OBSTINATE Dl Sip,ry ~ ~
THE LIVER, and BRoKEN-DOWN CONSTlTu-
TIONS.
he found OF great advantage TO the general heaith
for beside giving healthy action to the Liver y
strengthening the tone OF the stomach and I'M
proving the appetite.
The proprietors have had this water securely DOT
tied at the Spring, and offer 1t with confidence TO
the public. - a. "a
Orders enclosing the amount will be promptly at
''A0'N PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
AUo RichmOnd.-I
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CoNFECTIONERS.
ESTABLISHED 1916.

ESTABLISHED 1916.
s LOUIS ]. BossIEUX, ,I
Manufacturer of ~.
DOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer in
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGAR
- II 49, &c, &C.,
begs 10 inform his old friends and customers thai
he has resumed business at his old stand,
No so MAIN STREET, RICHMOND;
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them to renewal OF their
business connections promising equitable dealing
His motto is quick sales and small profits
10 H-IOt
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THE FOURTH NATIONAL PRIZE
CONCERT .-n
will be held in Richmond, Va,
ON FRIDAY, THE nth JULY, 1855.

'WEETY THREE THOUSAND SEVEN HU
DRIED AND EIGHTY EIGHT VALUABLE
- THOUSAND DOLLARS, .t
J. will be presented to the ticket holders.
, 1866-03-16
Of the Councils messenger.

Chairman, liable to dismissal with la days notice; he has to
carry around all notices to attend meetings and other mes
sages concerning the business of the Council, and to attend
to the cleaning of the Councils apartments and inventory,
to be present at such times when meetings are held, and on
the whole to discharge all such duties incumbent on him in
his station, which the Chairman may commit to him, and to
abide by his instructions and orders.
, 1866-03-16
25.
OF the other duties of the Chairman.

Ut IHt OLIItI UIFII6s II tIC NIdIEHlaII'
The Chairman shall also between the meetings Of the
Council attend to the proper discharge of the business con-
corning the Council. He receives and opens all letters and
dispatches to the Council, and if the Governor when for
warding any case to the Council should request it, or if the
Chairman himself should have reason to do SO, he shall cause
copies of such papers to be sent to the members.
He shall cause the Assistant to keep a journal with an
index of all matters coming before the Council, and a letter
book containing copies of all dispatches from the Council,
also a list of all documents and protocols belonging to the
Councils archives.
He shall likewise attend to the purchasing of the requi-
site articles of stationery for the Council, and shall certify
the accounts In cases requiring considerable extraordinary
OUTLAWS, he has to submit the matter to the Council.