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Are they Scounlrels ?

The New York Trib'0,e, noticing the re-
lars in the account, Of the Treasury agent
at Memphis, says that 1.-The public will in
"sist on knowing, not what the Sc"md'tl
"has done with the money,-that were idle
"curiositv,-but how ii happened that he
twas enabled 10 make such grab The
Tritpne is harsh. SO magnificent a de-
taultcr deserves u better cpithct than
>coundrcl.' Indeed, fraud and mt>0p-
preparation have become - common i'll
high places that there is danger that these
vices may usurp the place Of virtue, and
persons become to bc considered nerito-
rious and deserving in proportion to the
magnitude of their Sclf-appropralion oil
the funds not their own that have been en-
trusted 10 their care. Report eXalls some
high in Office in the Government to very
great eminencc in this respect. The loft
lest of them are men who entered office
poor, or i'll moderate circumstances, who
have earned title TO public appreciation
10y becoming millionaires. These very
bright lights are of those who IRE not
understood TO have absolutely thrust
their hands into the public chest,
and to have withdrawn thcrcirom
amounts equal to their proper desires.
That would have been lower grade OF
performance, not showing even moderate
amount Of ingenuity and sharpness. But
they have taken advantage OF Government
contracts and disbursements generally, and
with the aid OF outsiders operated most
successfully, tcathering their own nests Of
golden eggs SO beautifully that ut the
close Of their official service they may re-
tire TO aiiiucnce and splendor, and pass the
remainder Of their days in delightful con-
temptation Of the virtue and integrity oi
their official conduct. Most assuredly
such men ought not to be spoken OF harsh
ly; and to call them "scouEdrels" would
be nnappreciative rudcueSs. GREELEY de-
mands that full and specific return be
required from all custodians Of money,
and all who have disbursed funds and
made sales Of property for the last six
months, that it may be seen what they
have done with every dilmc entrusted
to them. Should this be done faithfully.
the roll Of merit will probably be some.
what extended, but if the country really
desired to See eminent men in the great
art Of taking care Of themselves, the OFF,
clal conduct Of the commandments u posts,
ofmil,ary officers from captain to a.uerals
OF divisions, and especially of fiscal agents
in the south during the war and up to this
time, should be thoroughly explored. What
has become Of the hundreds of millions in
cotton, tobacco, horses, jewelry, plate
ETC., which were taken from the southern
peoplef Here is field for investigation,
the diligent working Of which would bring
out men Of genius who, tried by their stu
pcndous achievements in accommodating
riches, would Ut once assume position as
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ornaments to the human race. But this field

Va uosAsSutS W WIG uuuinu toS0s Ous NiS hSiu
is too vast-it is moro than any Govern.
ment could undertake. These illustrious
perscnages, We apprehend, will go out of
the world not having enjoyed the honors
that are due them. General BUTLER will
have TO stand before mankind rs the repre-
sentative Of this large class of eminent
persons. But though they may never he
fully developed here. and here never get
the full measure Of their deserts, there ~
consolation in knowing that finally
nothing of merit goes unrcwarded no more
than does nothing of dcmerit fail oil It's
punishment. But don't let's call them
"Scop,d,clS." They should be held sacred
to the Judgment of another world.
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The New York Directory this year con
tains one hundred and Soycnty-si thou
sand five hundred and eleven namcs--an
increase of ten thousand three hundred
and sixty-seven over last year.
The famous Mexican guerilla chief
Cortina is reported as having died from
internal bleeding caused by being hurled
from his horse while flying from the lmpc-
rial troops under General Olcvcra.
The Executives Of New Jersey, Ohio,
and New York do not favor extra sessions
OF the Legislature TO ratify the constitu-
tioual amendments.
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~ BILL ARP !!
Ia ANDREW ANTo>I. Wholesale


AND RETAIL DEALER ~ CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS. respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond that h. has resumed business in his
NEW IRON FRONT BUILDING on Main street
opposite 10 the site of hi, old stand adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted mp aud
furnished in Il style which he il confident will
meet with the approval Of the pablo
HI. facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES II the best quality enable him
10 offer inducements % the trade which cannot be
surpassed call from his former customers i 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 of the most approved aavoro served
In the Saloan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and ORNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the cit
Gems OF Richmond tor the liberal patronage accord
ed to him for the last fifteen years, and Will Ell
deavor to merit continuance Of the same.
IL Elm ANDREW ANTONI.
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The Emperor Of Austria and the King ol
Prussia have both signiGcd their intention
of respecting private property at sea in the
coming war. rs neither ot them possesses
navy enough to do anybody much harm,
the sacrifice is not aS great as II seems !;
but il is, nevertheless, unqucStiOnably Al
indication, and valuable one, OF the adj
vance of civilization.
The ease Of General Blair Is. the Judge
Of Election, for refusing to receive his vote
without first taking the oath prescribed,
was decided against General Blair in the
general term Of the Circuit Court in ST.
Louis, Monday. This is the first decision
involving the validity Of voters oath in
Missouri.
Thc'>ix free baths established by the city
authorities Of Boston are patronized by
about ten thousand persons daily-men,
women, aud children. They are all well
arranged, and have from thirteen to thirty
five dressing The water flows con-
tinually through openings at the side,
making it always clean and cool.
Senator Lane, Of Kansas, is quite i'll at
The Lindell Hotel in St. Louis. He i
threatened with paralysis. His physician
does not think it will be possible for him
TO take his seat in the Senate again this
session, and advises him to 60 10 Bedford
Springs as soon as he can travel.
4 trout-fshing party from Weston, West
Va, which recently visited the head waters
OF the Elk and Buckhannon rivers, report
that they found men in the mountains
forty years old who had never seen a
wagon. Bears, deer, pantherS, and other
wild game are found in abundance.
The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Age says that it is understood
that the I'll for a national convention to
meet in Philadelphia is sanctioned by the
Presi~ mt and majority Of lis Cabinet.
Mr.. Dean Richmond obcyed the law
against free passes, and sold train to the
editors convention last week Tor one
dollar.
It is estimated that not less than two
million bushels of grain are now on the
canal en- route for New York and the east
crn market.
4 Richmond correspondent of the New
York Ne,cS says that Mr.. Davis has been
seriously annoyed by the publication Of
DR.. Crayen's book.
Of course J. L. Chamberlain, radical
candidate for Governor Of Maine, is u
general" His columns are in the Radi-
cal journals, and lie paraGcs at tI.cis head.
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PoSr-orfIcE AFFAIRS. - Bluff Bridge,
Washington county, Va, is established,
and James Miller appointed postmaster.
Routc-Ahingdon Va, 10 raylorSvillc.
Appontmcnt>.-T. &. Fowler po>tmaS-
ter Capmausvillc, Logan county, West
Va, vice Henry Cooley, declined.
Ada 4. Landrum po>tmiStreSs Apo
mattoX Courthouse, Va, vice VI. /. Nj
wood, deceased.
Offices Reopcncd.-AlIcghany Spring,
Montgomery county, Va, Mrs. Ellen Wei
stcr po>tmstrcs>.
Green Bank, Pocahoutd, county, West
Va, Mrs. Matte }. Wooddcll postmlotrc>>.
Timber Ridge, Rockbridgc county, Va,
Mrs. Mary J. Patton po>tmiStrrsS.
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The RErRoCEssIoN MovEMENr.-Theb bill
providing for the remuneration Of Alex
andria to the District of Columbia pro-
vidcs that private and personal property
shall not be affected by this act 50 lar as
the rights of parties are concerned: and
all public property whereof the United
States were possessed at the time OF the
rctroccsSion Of said portion Of the District
of Columbia to the State Of Virginia shall
be vested in the United States Govern
mcnt; and the Government Is authorized
to acquire, by purchase or otherwise, any
and all further property, real or personal,
in said portion OF the District OF Columbia
as may he deemed necessary for public
use. All suits Of law shall, after passage
of this act, he conducted according to the
laws and regulations established by Con-
ercss in the District OF Columbia. All
civil offices in the rctroccdcd portion snail
be declared vacant, and the ncwvacancIeS
50 created shall he lilcd by new appoint
ments or elections, "to he made and held
under the laws, regulations and quallll-
cations provided by Congress for elections
and electors in the District OF Columbia.
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Arp FOR An ORPHAN A>YLrN.-Bi,hop
Lyuc.r, of Charleston, ). C., has been pre-
scented in New York with one thousand
two hundred and thigtv-tiye do'lar,-thc
proceeds Of lecture delivered 10y Mr.
james Z. Brady for the benefit OF the
Catholic Orphan Asylum Of Charleston.
The donatorS were the "Unjon War Pri-
>oncrN Association" About six hundred
dollars, individual subscriptions, were ais
rarpivrI
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TnE RADIc,Ls ALARWED.-Thc project
for National Union Convention disturb>
the Radicals. They are alarmed at tie
prospect Of opposition. Very eminent
Radical politicians in Congress had lately
declared that the Radicals would ill every
seat in the House at the coming elections.
They may do this unless the opposition 10
them show a strong, determined, and united
Lrnnt .=Lntn. IL SIN.
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SHIPPING.

PECIAL NOTICE. he SARA,
- TOGA. Captain KING. VIII not :
lcayo her" until THIS AFTERNOON = So.
at o'clock Friday. June 2'thf. w. l-z.,
Passengers requested 1" observe .EzscS..Ezz--.es2
tho hour.
Frei-h, received until y u Tn-nAl.u....
IL gt-ls tiAREII l. w ~s#N
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VALUABLE RFAIr>r,r ,,

VERY VALUABLE real. F>T.rr
\ an CARY STREET ,HkTMEEA> aEfEr#s -
AND EIGHTEENTH STREET. ~ yAILtY n.'
TWEEN CHRISTIAN AND ElCHAED II, T.
0N CARRINGToN, BETWEEN VALLEY ,,T.e,
AND MHLaNlcsEILLE TrEhrIEE Ht."'
SOME COTTAGE RESlDENCt. NEAt H. +. ID.
ARDS GROVE. AND BEAUTIFUL LIT .. RI.
EAST SIDE OF VALLEY, BETWEEN rr...,r 4
AND RI1IlARD STREETS, FOR SALE Al ar
TIoN.-N be- sold at auction. 80 th. fr...
So, n tn order advertised, on TU"E>s,.
The 5th JdIv, l'a8, commencing AZ . .....
L. NJ, IN" iullUwlr- truly valuable ra## r-.....
namely: bots Number, ant Il, "tra IT.
ing iwunir- two feet ou the -uut4 side eff / W,
botwren Seventeenth AMI Eighteenth ..r.... n
ming back one hundred Ia.t t. 4 tHsls-t.at .ss...
On these 10, there are several framed t.a......
occupied by MIR. LoAmeyrr All ...asr. q. III
rents.
tn location Of these lots. w.,hsn .aa f..r...t
feet uf the lucs, render them ~! Hr1.#fs..... &. ?
coi9mr,rcisI ,PurIS@sg.. "A Aitnr Viii. -.v 81 =.
with kitchen. attached. OLA til" -"et4 -.#..t ..
riugtou street, occupied respectively N# t.....
Norwood and Louisa Appsrs"n; "Eeh at'a.r .v
rental II twenty dollars. Each taa~m. #s e.... 8.
four good rooms. The lots hay" a frost { ....
two and half feet aud d".ta a. .ae a.s... 4.
aud sixty ttv" feet.
hu.r which. say - q O'Clock, = II .#.t H.rt.
come Cottage Residence. on htt!#N 1854. ta .-
ing Howard Grove ami The r"sId"t."aa a.s - ~.
tatI aud others, and Row occupied #T ~ i. ..#
insurgency At the annual rental nf E#s#" aa.#r..
dollars The dwelling contains -. e.. r#.r.s ...
Iias recently been painted aud "i#.ENa.# T#.#...
in 'front.' and rear II i well sa.t"E .H s...a.. g.
Tree. and there L. attached to II I#l. than #.. ..
If fu. garden land. Tho retired ami aa. s.
cation ~ TIN, properly should "3n.Na .." a.a#.
81 prrsous '"eNlug country frli~t.. I# F""
and within fifteen minute, "a.a @ ..
Market.
Immediately fterwliyh. .ay at . or.#e, p "
that beautiful lot l"tt.r - II. -" IN" s.... .
VALLEY, between Christian and Rich # #....
fronting lur'y-iour feet, ruErlrr back t.,. a..#s
TtRN.. Unr-fourth cash, balance 1T t..-..
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UFVKIE Il HTIF~,
JOHN 4. ROBINSON

Cry uF RICHMOND, Wit
This day Thomas A. Bgandcr. one ut the g"ncrt
partners Of the firm Of Braudrr& Giles above men
toned personally appeared before me, Roher'
Howard clerk Of the Court Of Hastings III ana t"i
the said city and made oatn that the sum II Htrri
hundred dollars, specified in The foregoing paper
as the amount contributed by John A. Robinson
the special partner Of the SAID hri, mas hr''il a.
mail paid i'm cash As witness my hand this ?oth
,},v nf INN l.6B RO HOWARD, Clerk,
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CIrY OF RICHMoSp, To-wtrt
I'm tn. Office Of the Cont Of Hastings for the All
civ the 2gih dag OF June, 1850, the iorcgulu.
paircr was &C kuoSIedged 10y Thomas \. Braud"r
george K Giles, and John Robinson, all par
ties thereto, and admitted 10 record.
Trste: RO. HOWARD, Clerk.
\ copy-Teste: RIO. HOWARD, Clerk.
l.. I
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EOR KALTIMOKE. SANANNAl

i AND BOSTON -PuWHATAN. IT =
WEEKLY LINE.-Leayr. Richmond LIZ - ~
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY .-,,.3E., nat.s
more every WEDNESDAY and nhII.pA ..
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND. itl.a
THOMAS TRAyERs, will leave here SlApAi' '.
July, NJ o'clock, a ".
Freight received 1O-DAI tFr!a1yl aGd up s" .
o'clock, T.. NJ. SATURDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, ata''-T. "1."'
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, -.
For frui .ht or passage apply to .
DAVID i WILLIAM CrRi.lEs
Office At Charles I Northam = Co...
l.. %, Fltr,n,l steaa.
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TO sToNE-MAsoNs, BRICK-MA-

i kERS, PAYERS, AND BLACkSMlTHS $780,
Sealed PROPOSAL, VI Ill b. received ~ this Office
til II 6'cl"ck VI. on TUESDAY next, July 81. ior
the following work
For bulldin, stone culvcrt three by four feet
square III the gully north Of Clay street. between
Ninth and Tenth.
For repairing the wall Oh east side OF Shockoc
creek across Walnut alley.
For building bridge across the same.
For furnishing. III any part OF the city, all the
bricks required for repairing and paving Side
walks In the city during the present year.
For relayiug brick walkwtys ard repairing tho
same during the present year, per square yarl.
For all repairs 10 broken stone pavcAcnts during
the present year, per square yard.
For sAoeius the city mules during the present
year.
specifications OF the above work, and all necss.
sary Information with regard To the sane. can b.
obtained Oh application Al this Office.
10 2g-.t w. Gill, City Engineer.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
First Day.
FINAL CELEBRATION or TIE lrASHiN"
TON SOCIETY
From our Special Reporter
UNIVERSITY, June -, 1856,

University, June -, ISho.
The University to-day presents scene
Of life and gladncss. These old classic
halls. which have echoed the tread OF
thousands of Virginia. best men in happy
DAYS gone by, once more rcSound with the
merry voices of the youth and hope OF the
old Commonwealth. Within these very
halls but a year or two ago were presented
all the sickcning scenes Of death and Sut-
frring of hospital, and many gaiian
fellow gave up his life where he had once
been crowned with academic honorS.
Mid the confusion and strife of the late
war there was almost an entire suspension
OF the scholastic exercises OF the Unlvcr-
sitv. for although the schools were attended
hv some students, the institution might bc
said, when compared with lis former pros
porous condition, TO have existed merely
nominallv. But Immediately upon the
close of hoStiliticS, many young men VINO
were able to do 50, approaching the impor-
lance Of education, came here untll inc
number swcllcd u two hundred anu
inv. II is with pride and satisfaction
that WE can report from the professors and
others who know il, that the records OF
the classes show that the young men gene
rally have used we'll their advantages,
and have moi thrown away any of their
time. The same devotion 10 duty which
urged them To brave deeds when battling
for their nations honor seems To have
remained with them through this session
Of their academic life. With such Il noble
set of sons Virginia cannot but look for
ward to 4 day Of the brightest prosperity.
The examinations just completed have
passed OFT III 4 most successful manner,
and the number Of graduatons is very
large in proportion to the number OF stu
dents. The closing exercises of the scS-
sion commenced tonight with the final
celebration Of the Washington Literary
Society.
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The Republicans Of Greene county, Pa,
have nominated General Grant for Presi-
dent for 1865.
Greene county is strongly Democratic
Hence this attempt Of its Radicals to draw
to their aid such influence as General
Grants name will command.
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QUEER Casa man calling himself
Dennis Wallace was arrested in Brooklyn
on Tuesday On charge of assaulting his
wife on account of JEALOUSY. The woman
also charged that the mans real name was
Eagan, and that two years ago, while re-
siding in Lobesy, Schcnck county, Pa, he
was indicted for the murder of one Gard
ner. of whom he was jealous. Eagan
managed to escape, assumed another
name, and for some time past has worked
at his trade, that of engineer, in Brooklyn.
The Judge sent the accused 10 Jail on u
short commitment until the matter can be
Investigated, although he stoutly denies
the charge.
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MuKE ABOUT TIE MINISTER WHO WHIP
PFp Ills Chilli To DEATu FOR Not SAYI%G
MS PRAYERS The account Of the whip
ping to death Of Il child three years old
by its father, Il clergyman, because il would
not say its prayers, near Medina, pub
liShcd Yesterday. awakened the greatest
indignation Of our citizens against the in
human father. Tie report was hardly ere
dtcd, 50 unnatural and monStrouS Wasthc
crime committed. We blush To say it,
but the most sickening and dreadful part
Of the unparalleled horror was not pub
li>hcd.
LindSlcy's uhat is the monsters namc)
statement before the coroncr's jury, gwen
Yesterday, was corrobUratcd by other wit
ncsscs before the jury. The body Of the
child told more plainly and cmphatically
than words could Of the terrible punish
mcnt it had undergone. Several Of Is
fingers were broken, and the blood oozcd
from every pore. 70 conccm tie crime, TIE
tuHer tied tie little ones hatds b,tind Il,
Jock AID plocod ii IN its ccfb,. While ply
sicianS were making post m0rtsm cXaml-
nation of the body, he sat 10y, cooliy look
ing at the proceedings. After while he
spoke, and asked them il they had not
" carried this thing about far enough
The physicians discovered no disease about
the child il died solely from excessive
and cruel punishment. The little one
would have been three years old next Au-
guSt-whippcd to death because it would
not say its prayers.
We are told that Lindsey iuStitieS his
horrd work. He thinks il was his duty 10
punish the child until his will was broken
and he obcycd. Lindsey was arrested
yesterday and committed to Jail in Albion.
1t was with the utmost difficulty that the
officers who had him in charge could keep
the citizens of Medina and neighborhood
from lynching the murderer on the spot.
Lindsey is man about five feet eight
inches in height, well proportioncd, has
black whiskcrS, and dark complexion. lie
has the appearance of man OF violent
temper.
The murder is the all-abSorbing topic OF
Orleans county.-R0cheoter Union, I'D.
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Es- ESTABLISHED 1915.
LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX,
Manufacturer Of
DOrBLED- REFINED STEAM CANDIES,

and Dealer in
FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, &c,
hegs to inform his old friends aud customers that
he has resumed business At his old stand
No. 20 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
He desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them toa renewal Of their
business connections. promising equitable dealing.
Hi. motto j. quick sales and small profits.
IL .l-lm
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EOR NEW YoRK.-ATLAHTIC

LDR NEW 1UKk.-A / |. I : ] =
l. COAST NAIL STE AMSl y -
APANY The new aud cic. ii = s-~l.
CANT side wheel steamship Abe 49,. -,
MARIE. Captain II. 4. BurK>E, EIs-S--1Ss.zVs
will lcayU her wharf ~ Rocket, uu f"tpai
the 2sth June, al o'clock y NJ
Passengers are requested 10 t. rEnosR" &a ..a
hour.
For freight or pa.>sge-h4vins accommaiA'.
SAMUEL hyRES 90,
a. Ext Cary and NtrG'n.a stff. H..
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LADIES' DINING ROOMS
At
WENDLINGER'S,
No. Gl5 MAIN STREET.

DINING ROOMS have been elegantly fitted mp in
tho second story of my building for furnishing
MEALS At ALL HOURS for ladies accompanied
by gentlemen The attention of the l.dies ana
gentlemen Of Richmond Is called to this notice,
and they assured that II" efforts Will be spared
10 merit their patronage. The best tho market al
fords can always be had.
J., aIts c. WESDLINGER.
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L'OR BREM T. y. - The time BAR
l. MOZART, Captain BaErJsH, !, h"N a.
ready for cargo ~ Ciy Point. and WILL t".t .E"r
with dl.patch. For balance oglr.s2., arr -s-as
to j. 2s-lw sCdALK. hohLb" '%
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EOR RENT, the desirablv-locatod
Il RESIDENCE No. ioi Franklin, be. IL
rooms. with IRE places, aud three smaller IN
rooms, double kitchen, &c; ga- and water. 7" a
satisfactory tenant the rent will be low. Apply u
ISBELL DAVIS.
l.. TT cnrnnr Eighth and Main sirncts.
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NOTICE.-The committees aPl"',,.'',,>>' ~
~ by the three compsnics of hiShA. - -. !,
mee,ias OF those Organization, a. M"A :, 49,.
HALL, ION Broad. between SIKH am -. s.4
streets, on SATURDAY EEENlND NV, e 4. /.
instant, 1T half pas, O'clock, t'f t-'
prrfccting the organization pfopo.td. fny when
In behalf OF the several "fgan!t".l".11 ~ r,.
they net, the committees extend eofd'~i -.
10 All who we've ever members 81 lao -" W.
MA. IA nn;t, with them on that occasion
TuEO +. MAYO, t
IT., co,o Many Richmond How@Z.is
iOHN : ELLETr,
Suoo,. Company Richmond HowiEe'2
WILLIAM NJ. RhAp,
90, =, Chairu,ea n tOn,o't....
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RICHMOND, June =. j..
ITO TIE EDITORS OF TIE Il>'

I VI
/ PATCH II VT, surprised 10 see ~ YOU 49,.
t.ri.y's papvrA card from :. II. hfirta3 -
that he slgned the call on J laruer "ia'a. E. 81.
L. rur FOR The House under the ml,taN,#
sion tist he was subscribing = petition IN '.""
ton Of rrGt>. ,,.-.....ae.
Mr.. Drinkard is mistaken. asked an 49,.
call on Mr. 6Iiner. aud A. Il reason iof h., -
80 | told him that Mr. VI in"r W., an tA'h,, :.
nent Ia the present eStOrliun Ia rsats. l...
known to all Mr.. blimer's friends that NJ W
chairman II 4 committee arp"iated by s.s''
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