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ADJUSTMENTS

EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAHs~nT1 q
Il and BOSTON. -
PowHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.
Leaves Richmond every WEDNESDAY and SUN
DAY. ,,,,r,
Leaves Baltimore every WEDNESDAY and sATuK-
DAY.
The steamer
STATE OF MARYLAND,
Captain Thomas Travers, will leave here at o'clock
A. NJ, SUNDAY, the 29th inst.
Freight received to-day (Friday) and up to 5O'clock
Saturday. ..,
These steamers have splendid saloons, staterooms and
passenger accommodations.
Passage meals included) IS.
For freight passage, apply to ,r,r
DAVID WILLIAM CURRlB,
Office at Charles T. WORKMAN Co.'S,
30, o, Fifteenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The undersigned have just commenced brewing

iCP RICHMOND ALE AND PORTER.
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ALE AND PORTER,

at Buchanan Spring. at the head Of Clay street, where
the manufacture OF these articles will be continued
pptiI thaIr
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GPA SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con-
scienously recommend to those suffering ON oils.
ressing cough Dr. sriekland's Mellauous Cough Bal
1t gives relief almost instantaneous and is With.
al not dissreeable to The taste. There no doubt bat
the Meinuous Cough BsIsam is one Of the best pIspa-
rsOns m use and Is all that its proprietor claims for
it, We have tried It during the past week. and found
relieffrom most distressing cough. 1t prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. l39 Sycamore st., Cincinnati Ohio
and for sale by Druggists. oetsO-Iy
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Ie BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-The orr.
gnal and best in the world The only true and per-
feet Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
Produces Immediately a splendid Black or Naiura
Brown, without inJuring the hair or skin. Remedies
the Ill effects OF bad dye Sold by all Druggists. The
genuine Is signed william a. Bachelor. Also,
RRGEgERATIyG EXTRACT OF MLLE-PLEURs,
For Restoring and Beautfying the HAIR
CHARLES BACHELOR,
Nsw Vn,k
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Is receiving his second supply of SPRING GOODS, AMI
is prepared show Of the largest and best assort-
ments of goods ofeI ed in this market.
SPRING AND SUMMER
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There are rumors that Mr.. Seward has addressed
another despatch to Mr.. Motley, our representative
at Vienna, (snce the one of the 10th instantly in
which he takes even more decided ground than on
that occasion, inasmuch as he threatens to send
back the Austrian Minister here if his Government
carries out its determination to send troops to Mexi-
co, while Mr.. Motley, at the same time, will be re.
ballad
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MORNING DISPATCHES
Continuation OF the Foreign News
The situation on the Continent.

NV YORK. June ls.-Thc Duke dc
Grammout went from Paris to Vienna to
,aLc a last effort for Cancellation. Menu
dortf is said to have positively maintained
the Austrian reply to the invitation for the
oo,tcrcncc. Bismarck issued an impor-
tant dispatch to Prnssian representatives
abroad, couchcd in very bitter terms to-
wards Austria.
A Vienna dispatch says that diplomatic
relations between Austria and Prussia will
cease the moment the Prussian reprcscn-
tativcs at the Diet leave Frankfort.
The Austrian Government has telc-
grahpcd General Won Gabcnz to avoid an
armed conflict in lIolstcin. France has
urged the middle German States to main
tain complete neutrality.
The Austrians were reported to be cvac
uatng Kiel, and concentrating at Altoona,
where General Gebenz and staff had ar
rived.
On the Sth, Prussian troops arrived at
Rindesburg and occupied the town. They
were peacefully met by the Austrian gar
rison, who withdrew from the town the
same day. The parting was quite friendly.
General Gabcnz had issued proclama-
ton protesting against the entry of PruS-
slams into Uolstein, and stating that he
awaited .he orders of his sovereign as to
the course to pursue. He announced that
the Government at Holstein is transferred
to Altoona. General Mantuilcl, the PruS-
sian commander, had sent dispatch to
General Gabcnz, stating that, in conSc-
oucnce of the declarations by Austria i'll
the Federal Diet, and the convention ofthe
Uolstcin States, the position OF affairs as
existing before the CASTOR Convention IS
rcastablishcd. Mantuiicl therefore enters
Holstcin, but will not occupy places
already in possession of the AuStrians. lie
has received orders to avoid "A conflict and
not 10 dismiss the civil functionarcS. He
concludes by expressing the hope that a
peaceful understanding will prevent the
outbreak of war. General Mantutlcl also
issued proclamation to the inhabitants OF
Schlcswig, announcing the dispatch OF
troops to Holstein for the maintenance OF
the sovereign rights of his royal master,
which have been placed in jeopardy. The
step, however, is merely defensive in cha
| raCter.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
CongressiOnal-RepO of the Mino.
rity Of the Committee on RecOnstruc.


WASHINGTON, June l9.-In the House
to-day, Mr.. Garfield, Of Ohio, called up
the motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill to establish a National Blu
rcau of Education was rejected, and the
question being put, the motion prevailed
yeas, scventy-siX; nays, forty-nine. The
bill was then read third time and
passed-yeas, eighty; nays, forty-four.
Mr.. Rogers, of New Jersey, presented
the minority report of the Committee on
Reconstruction. 1t is a long document,
consisting of aa elaborate argument in
favor of the Presidents policy and the i'm
mediate admission of the south to repre-
sentation. 1t takes the ground that State
can neither withdraw nor be expelled
from the Union. The war was to preserve,
not to destroy, the States. The report
concludes with an eulogy o., the purity OF
the motives of President Johnson.
The remainder of the session of the
House was occupied by the consideration
of the new army bill.
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LATEST FROM THE CITY OF MExIco.-The
Liberals boldly avow their sentiments in
view of the expected withdrawal of the
foreigners and the vacant chair of Maxi
milan is bait at which four chiefs, inclu-
ding Juarez, are already casting impatient
and longing glances. The Imperialists
urge that the matter of evacuation is not
yet settled, but the Juarists are so conf
dent that Macmillan will leave in advance
Of the French that they are making prepa-
rations on grand scale for the Inaugural
ton of the Republic.
Our Brownsville (Texas) correspondence
dated Jnne 4, gives view of affairs under
Maximilians rule that shows the empire
to be fast verging on anarchy. He depicts
a source of serious trouble among our
own troops on the line of the Rio Grande
to be their discomfort at not being mus
tered out of the seryice.-Ne'o York He
~sdd. 18th.
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Fire in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Attempt
to Detain u Steamer.

BoSToN, June l9.-Thc furniture store
of Mcssrs. HALEY, Morse & Boyden, and
ChildS & Jcnks's picture establishment,
were burned last night. The loss of the
former is s5O,oOO the latter, $4,000.
A warrant was issued on Friday by
Judge Lowell, of the United States Dis
trict Court, on the application of the
Spanish Vice Consul, to dctain the steamer
Cherokee on the allegation that she was
intended for a CHILEAN privateer. Before
the warrant could be issued the ship had
sailed,
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Lynch Law I'm Oneida County, n. Y.

UTICA, n. Y, June IA mob, vari-
ously stated at from fifty to one hundred
persons, visited the premises of the notori-
Gus Loomis gang, in the town of Sanger
field, early this morning, and burned the
house, barn, &c. Plumb Loomis and man
who has been in the employ of the LOOMS
family were each strung up several times
until confessions were wrung from them.
Plumb Loomis is now in the Madison
county Jail. The rest of the gang are given
thirty days time to leave the vicinity.
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In PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DIFFICULTY
6@lINoLE.-Thc dissolution of connec-
",'h the General Assembly of the
school Presbyterian Church by two
..U pastors Of churches in this city has
!" ."a much commotion among the men,
80 VI That denomination. Several meet
~. are announced TO be held during the
..' onc is congregational meeting OF
.~. Fourth Presbyterian Church, to take
...gA IN reference 10 the course OF their
r',,'F, Rev. J. A. Leievre, and will BE- held
o. 'he church, south side Franklin square,
.. tomorrow evening. Rev. DR.. J. {.
O"hnS, Of the First Presbyterian Church,
.""s1 Of Madison and Park streets, is an
"..Accd, on the.same evening, to address
= aggregation on the deliyerances of the
"or'ai Assembly Of the United States, of
."'A complaint has been made. Rev.
"'J. !. Smith, Of the Central Church,
" D.. saratoga and Liberty streets, will
y. thursday give full statement Of the
,s'''n OF the General Assembly, of which
alleged misrepresentation have b zen
~oac.-Sua, 18th.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND, June 10, 1866.

RICHMOND lDbA'Ao EAtHANGE.
There were 100 hogsheads and tierces
and 10 boxes opened to-day. Four hogs
heads. 3 boxes, and tierces were taken
in. Five boxes sold One at $3.50, at
s26, | at $500, at $3.50, and at $40. so.
Five tierccs were sold : One ut 800, at
800. | Mt Sss. 80, / at 800, at $50, and at
$50. Sixty-cight hogsheads sold as fol-
lows: One at $40, at s6l, at $50, at
$3.50, | at $3.50, at s3S, 3 at $3.50, 3 at
sl5, 2 at $3.50, 2 at $3.50, at 1926, l at
IS 80, | at 1915, at 1926, at $3.50,
Mt 81. | ut s3G, ! at $50, at $50, at 49,
l at s24, | ut s2G, 2 at s24.5O, at s25, 3 at
500 80. 2 at S27, at 1888, at s3l, | at
s35, | at GIG, | at slS, at sl0.75, at
$3.50, | at $500, l at $3.50, | at sl4.75,
at 81. 60, at $3.50, l at sl3.25, and at
s6.75.
There is no change in our markets since
our last report worthy of special atten-
tion-wc should say, save in gold, which
has advanced and rcceded in the wild
dance Just as the gold board in New York
directed. The semi-hourly, or more fire.
quent kilograms Of quotations Of course
could not fail to excite even this commu-
nifty somewhat. And Of late there has
been q propensity to "Spcculatc," which
even limited capital could not reprcSS.
So we have been growing holder and holder,
until, we may say, we have some dealers
that are intrepid-rcal daring fellows
But the unaccountable ups and downs of a
week have led our aspiring spectators a
dance they had not Bargaincd for, and we
fear have driven some from the pursuit as
altogether Improbable. Still there are a
plenty who are determined to hold on and
see old Auriicrous through, hit or miss.
We are thus educating brokers for the
great Board we are to have here in Rich
mond when fully reconstructed.
NEW YORK.
The gold market in New York was COM
parativcly quite tame and steady to-day.
AS VIC SuSPec'eu' II was !o''''"1 "'','o,
TIE i'li'"c"oo .. P"'''o "fr'
consequences oi war, WHICH, l.opouS N"'"
anything about 30 'lia' 'ae ol''''A i''"S'
which brought no chaliec oi Sil"''lo' LUZ :
Their than to diSpcl all hopes Of peace, had
the enecV 10 pll"6 uo"" gnu i'-'"' r -
opened "' IOWA ""'. io1' e,
" i'- g az "i n.-,,. ,'.;oo g. ,.ostordo,.
's"'' D''V" WV '''7''N'' r''N
'-"''''"''' ..... ,,,,,.
IHh foNh'"N .'MMhN' Ia" W."
SHOWS tli"I 'Hc HnS''''' ,''''' "N'' WY
becoming more N.e"u!' 10 '"o f"'S''o'' VI
war IS more nearly oec'''u' lA' 'i'i ais
ol Soio ito," ANY, u" ~. t9'' Ir. -
DeiH9 u 'illi'i''e "o'"'''"o' " WV o''''N'
States. ., r,.r.n
~ In. ~ >-aaa co,a
,.3I,. .torI;n, oxchancc 1O41I Cotton
49, ,;,,,; ,oo
=, w.. Iran, T,no u rro,r bo, do
-, ~ a,,a. ,oo horrol.. c.ota ~
NlIiI'N wv, '"'>''' ''"N 5000 '' - "
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
RCHITECTURE AND BUILDING

4 ARCHITECTURE AND BUlLDlNp
THE MODEL ARCHITECT. A series of origina
designs for Cottages, Villas, SUBURBAN hesl'
dences, &c. BY Samuel Sloan. vois.-ioio
SIS
THE ARCHITECT. series OF designs for Domes
tic and Ornamental Cottages, combined WIN
Landscape Gardening. By VIM. II. Ranieh
2vols-fOio. $40.
THE MODERN ARCHITECT or, Every Carpente
his own Master. Embracing plans, ELEVATIONS,
specifications framing, &c. for Private Houses
Dwellings, Churches, &c, to which Is added
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 rloors'
Roofs, Bridges, &c. Also, numerous IaDes
.? Engrayings. BY Thomas Tredsold' Civil In
BEEJAMilNs PRACTICE OF ARCHITECTURE.
LAfsss;vER's MODERN BUILDERS GUIDE. 90 En-
LAfEvEks BEAUTIES OF ARCHITECTURE IS
DowN WING s. ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY
HOUSES 800 Illustrations. -: so.
yAUX'S VILLAS AND COTTAGES. $40 lllustra-
THE MODERN GEOMETRICAL STAIR BUILD
ER'S GUIDE. Being a plain, practicsl system
By Simon de Graf. $3.50
''' Wo0bHoUsE PARHAM, Booksellers.
"a 10 Governor street.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON DENTIST, for
- many years associated with DR.. JOHN c. WAYT.
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that he has removed his
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now be found
at his RESI- DENCE, 625 Main street, between Sixth
am Seventh. Will practice his profession in all
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on yulcanite,
Gold, and Silver. ~
ONCE open at ALL HOURS.
The highest price paid for OLD GOLD PLATE.
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The Red River CrOps.

New ORLEANS, June l9.-The latest re-
ports from Red river are unfavorable 70
the prospects of the crops on the overN
flowed lands, which were newly planted.
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singular Plot of Party Of Negroes,

New YORK, June ia plot of negro
sailors on the United States receiving ship
Vermont, moorcd off the Brooklyn navy
yard, was discovered yesterday, and six of
the ringlcaders arrested and placed in
irons. The object of the conspiracy was
to murder their officers, make their cs-
cape with arms, when, being joined by ne
gro allies, they were to make raid on
public and private houses. On some of
the negroes, of whom there were two hun
drcd on board the ship, were found badges,
silver stars, and other insignia, which were
to be used by the captains and subordi-
mates in the conspiracy.
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COAL AND WOOD.

4 and FINE COAL.-Having purchased all the
COAL in the Clover Hill Companys coal-yard in
Manchester, We are prepared 10 furnish CRATE, en-.
CINE, and shop COAL in large quantities and at
Reasonable rates. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK
and PINE WOOD AT low figures.
COTTRELL 4 PITCHER,
Basin Bank, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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From Neutrality-suspicious. ann0unc-
ing the Death of General Cassie
uiun Res0lutiOn-A Confirmation.

WASHINGTON, June lS.-The President
has issued an order officially announcing
the death of General CaSS, and directing
suitable honors to be paid to the memory
of the deceased.
4 resolution was adopted by the House
yesterday, requesting information front
President whether citizens of the United
States were under arrest in Canada, and,
if so, what steps have been taken to pro
tcct them.
The Senate has confirmed the appoint
mcnt of General p. J. OStcrhaus as con-
sui at Lyons, France.
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RICHMOND AND DAxvILLE RAILROAD,
PrcunoND. NAV 2. l8e6. !

RICHMOND AND DAyVILLk nAILss
RIcHxoSD. May ., Dss.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
~ after SUNDAY, June 10th, TRAINS VIII run
"a follows: -
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN Leaves Rich:
mond daily at 8 50 A. NJ Arrives at Danvile h ~
I; N. Arrives At Greensboro ct 7P. u:
pa Leaves greensboro daily at A@ A.. n Seds
at So T y; 70 rp.vvI,vu. -. ,,,,,, A..
hereby informed that the different railroads on
the line from Richmond TO the south, yta DAN
n. G.; Chester, Winn.boro', Columbia, Charles:
ton. Greenyills, &C., s C.; Augusta, savannah.
MONTGOMERY, Selma, Mobile, &c. Ala. New
Orleans, La ;, &c, are now completed, thus giving
to the various points south. The route passes
through salubrious and healthy country.
Trains connect at Burkevills With trains on the
southside railroad for PARMVILLB, LYNCH
BURG, Bristol, KNOXVILLE, DALTON.
THOMAS DODAMBAD,
jss-n superintendent.
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Governor Holden Nominated as
Minister.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-The President
to-day sent to the Senate the nomination of
Governor W. W. Holden, of North Caro-
lima. as Minister to San Salvador.
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DICKENS'S NEW BOOK.
~ JOSEPH GRIMALDI. By Charles Dickens
GOLD BRICK. By Mrs Ann S. Stephens. ~.
ST. MARTIN EVE. BY Mrs: Wood. ~.
By Mrs Southworh. o.?
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. BY Dickens. 81.
MILETUS. BY Bqlwer. -.
RECoMMENpED To MERCY. -.
BENNETT. BY Bayard Taylor. $?.2.
UNDER THE BAND. .sl.7s.
SON OF THE SOIL. Sl.75. -,
IUTTRELL OF ARRAN. BY Lever. 81.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. BY Mrs. Gaskell
$3.50. For sale by ,.rv.co
my 10 No. sl4 Main street, opposite spotswood.
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wA.nuNaroN ITEMS.
rur rprs1pESr's APPOINTMENTS.

An inkling of the Presidents indisposi-
,;on in the matter of Illinois appointments
transpircd recently, when, as reported, a
Congressman called at the White House to
secure an Office for constituent, who was
recommended Ivy Senators Trumbull and
Yates. Mr.. Johnson examined the papers
for a moment, and asked, significantly,
elias Mr.. o. II. Browning recommended
him. wish YOU wouldgct his recommen-
da,ion." The inference is that he will
hereafter be governed by the advice and
recommendation of known friends in such
cases.
No MORE SENATORIAL. COMBINATIONS.
After the adjournment of the senatorial
executive session on Friday, II was agreed
in an informal way 10y the Senators
present to make no more conrrma'loils
during the present session OF Congress,
except in case Of appointments to NIL
vacancies. This reported determination
of the Senate is important To the country
and to the scores of persons awaiting cxccu-
tive action.
MR.. SEWARD FIRM.
II is said in the New York Tribune that
Mr.. Seward would not agree to transmit
the new amendment 10 the several States
without the Presidents signature, and
therefore the officers Of Congress were
ordered to send it.
MR.. SEGAR TO Re PAID.
In the Senate, on Monday, Mr.. Wilson
introduced q joint resolution authorizing
the proper accounting officers of the trea-
>urv 10 audit and settle the claim of Joseph
Scgar for the rent of his farm, in Elizabeth
CITY county, Va, seized by Maior-Gcncral
Butler for the use of the army, and also a
claim for supplies seized by General Butler
for the use Of the United States, and au-
,horizing the payment of the same out OF
any moneys in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
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GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, RA The
RiGHM0ND FkEpERIMKTsBgRnGy ANP Po sTs4ss
MAIL TWICE pAILY;;.ELEGAAyT SLEEPING
route issuing HR0UGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run as follow: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily Sundays exceptedl ats.B A. ;, arriving In
Washington s2sP senns %n sv 9Th tn n the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST. -,
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leaves
Richmond daily at p. NJ, arriving In washing;
ton at 1 80 A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
cipal cities in the West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the office of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets. shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
sAxrgL RrrH Superintendent. my IL
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lin
nor NEW YORK.-ATLAN-4Sfk
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPA. S -
NY.=Ihe splendid new so cmnss, ALBg
MARIE, A. BOURNE commander, leave hicnm1na
Yorf every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY: s,,,
Thsy have splendid SALOONS and STATE;
ROOMS, and the FARE. ACCOMMODATIONS anu
passage, meals, and state rooms included, FIJI.
loo shipped by this Line are landed regularly
At New tol York s's on hours sss company
w htn are Invited TO notice that the great
damage and loss by handling, and exposure ron
FREQ usnt re shipping, - on other hnss' Svoa0s0
Prsshts for points beyond New York x,i be for:
vsrdsd with dispatch, and no charge made sxesps
Cargo in New York 1t pier
No. &c North river, and the Company steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina ChArlsston. q.
vannah, Mob and Nsx orleans, leave ron tns
fsrrsd without expense or exposure.
Insurance. Is very low by these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, and condition In
est route from Virginia. Insurance effected .,
lowest rates. whom ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX = CO,
M Broadway. New York.
SAMUEL AYRBs ! Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
0AID"At c 4 y Point and p...ns.rs.
T. D. "1Sss Norfolk. Virginia.
FOR freight q sRs ;iSiss tRR & CO.. As.als
once corner Of Cary and Virginia 'trs;:.si oSse'
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DHGNIX GUANO, FROM NC
l. KEAN's IsLAND.-This valuable fertilizer 10
confidently recommended 10 agriculturixts, from
the experience of the last nve years with II IN onef
parts Of the country. .,.r, :
Price, $50 per ton. send for descriptive pampn'
let. ). r. LAIhhpII, Hsnk
jels-ts Eighteenth street, south size OF DoeA:
THREE HUNDRED BARRELS OF
ROsENDALE CEMENT.
= mn b.rrsIs HIGHLAND LIME, In store and TO
g., ooo .,sEs GROUND ALUM SALT, for sale by
i'VOO SAW" PALMER, HARTs00K & CO.,
a., Libby Building.
STRAW HATS, FOR MEN, BOYS,
y AND CHILDREN just received. The latest
STYLES of STRAW HATS.
P0WHATAN WEiSIGER,
No. SIS Main street,
js2 first door below Spotswood Hotel,
SMITHFIELD BACON, hog round,
jeH WILLIAM T. KING 4 co.
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VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN L. BACON, President.
THOMAS w. McCANCE, Vice President.
WILLIAM II. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS r. PRICE, JAMES ALFRED JONES,
WELLINGTON GoppIy, THOMAS w. MCCAyCE,
JOHN L. BACON, ROBERT A. LAScAsrEh
BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE
and PERSONAL PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS, In
the city or country, insured against loss or damage
by fire on the most liberal terms.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid
Office, los Main street, over Mitchell Tyler's
Richmond. Va. ap2l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-20
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