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New YORK, May 3l.-Thc Swccny wing
of the Fcnian army appears to have taken
the field. Fcnans by train loads have
been arriving at Buffalo, Cleveland, and
other cities along the border confronting
Canada, and the movement has assumed a
threatening attitude.
The British Consular agent at Buffalo
telcgraphcd yesterday to the manager OF
the Great Western Railway, requesting
him to stop all trains going from the Sus-
pension bridge. He also tclcgraphcd to
the military authorities at Toronto.
The Canadian volunteers, it is expected,
will again be called to arms.
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ihe Presbs terrain Assemblies.

81. Louis, May 29.-In the Old School
assembly the appeal OF X. J. Breckenridge
Was laid aside, and the report on the Louis
VIE prcsbytery was taken up, and debated
by DR.. ". l.. Breckenridge and DIR. Hum
i,'rcy in opposition, and ii. ii. X. Clarke
IN favor, but no action was reached. 1t is
stated that DR.. Breckenridge will urge his
appeal 10 further in consequence of the
Assembly deciding that the Synod of Ken
lucky are the only respondents thereto,
thus preventing him from inhicting punish
mcnt upon disloyal men.
The New School Assembly adjourned
she die last night.
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
SunDOseti Murder of u Stranger.

KANAwHA STATION, WOOD COUNTY, WEST
VIRGINIA, May q, lsGG.-This vicinity was
thrown into confusion on Friday, the 25th,
by finding the body ola man who had been
brutally murdered and robbed. lie had
been shot through the head, the ball pass
ing entirely through the Uranium. Nothing
was found on his person to Indicate clearly
whence he came. The name found on his
arm is George NJ. Gallup. He was a man
evidently not accustomed to labor, OF me
appearance, well dressed, heavy moustache
and whiskers, color red; light hair, with
high forehead. His height was five feet
nine or ten inches. 1t is to be hoped his
friends may discover by this what has be-
come of him. The body has been decentiy
buried by the citizens. 1t is supposed ne
belonged to Philadelphia.
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of the New England Abolition
>ori,is-rniiiips ON the Rampage
he want. the Republicans Defeated.

h.-,oN. May 3o.-The New England
Slavery Society, with Garrison and
9. .r lit out, and Wendell Phillips as
g. ,uri helper. held its annual meeting
.. i'm the Mclodeom. 4 letter was
... IRON a prominent Salem member,
....lt declared that the south was not yet
q. ,s hr reconstructed, aud predicted that
..in>uu'> policy was adopted we would
.t again into Il whirlpool OF discord and
.",.~ darkness Of civil war. Mr.. Phillips
un,yd, and sustained in powerful
.--n. series Of resolutions embracing
. following propositions:
I..,i. No settlement of national affairs
.l..rG IN the basis of absolute and impair
.. 4>ticc. Second. The only essential
..aural uf reconstruction is suffrage for
r... ,r-ro; every other matter being Sc
larry and unimportant. Third. The
President on this point has wiiiully and
DELIBERATELY betrayed the north, and his
'.4Hrt >cycrally sustain him; and as Con
.v,- la, surrendered the point in issue,
r only hope rests on the issue. The
..'B lcturn> special thanks to Senator
>,nrr. Fifth. Ii Congress admits each
Safe a., il ratiicS the proposed constitu-
."Hl amendment, its plan is not only II
.#wdcr, hut worse still, an unworthy
sick 10 mi>lcad the nation.
Nr. Phillips said that Mr.. Johnson be-
.s,, ia the south, and his Cabinet is with
aai Congress has surrendered the
II essential element OF reconstruction.
Hr,Pil!!ips hoped that the Senate amend
.".1 Of the reconstruction plan would
.'ri with an iguoninous defeat, and that
massachusetts, would reject it. He would
"'..nc every Democratic and Copper
..a., vote to help lis defeat. He would 70
. sep further, and said: al hope the
Republican party, il ii goes to the polls
.,,t tail on This basis, will be defeated. If
'...> Is the only thing the party has to offer,
AZ deserves defeat.
The Republicans 60 to the people in
'."yi and hypocrisy, with their faces
'4A>.cd md their convictions hid. hope
" hod they will he defeated. | want an
''..r >crcnadc, not only to uncover the
'",H,u sentiments OF the Cabinet, but to
~as"r out the United States Senate, that
81, may see how many of them range by
N' sid" OF Sumner, Ben Wade, Judge
h,llcy, and Thad. Stevens.
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. q thou from whose rank breath not sex can save,
Nor sacred virtue, nor the houseless grave.
Fclon unwhipped than whom in yonder cells
Full many groaning wretch less guilty dwells !;
Blush-if Of honest blood a drop remains
To steal ITS lonely way along thy veins:
Blush-if the bronze, long hardened on thy
cheek,
Has left u spot where that poor drop can speak
Blush to be branded with the slanderers name
And though thou dread'st not sin, at least dread
shame.
We hear indeed, but shudder while We hear
The insdious falSchood and the heartlcsS jest,
For each dark libel that thou lick ST To shape,
Thou mayst from law, but not from scorn,
escape,
The pointed finger, cold avert ed eye,
Insuitcd virtues hiss, thou canst not fly"
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From South America,

New YORK, May 3l.-The steamer Costa
Rca, from Panama, brings upwards ofS5Oo,-
900 in gold. Ex-Unitcd States Minister
Nelson, from Chill, is a passenger. The
Spanish squadron left Callao disgraced, and
sailed, it was reported, to Montcvideo.
Admiral Nuncz addressed bombastic
note to the British Consul, in which he said
that, having chaStencd the Pcruvians, he
now leaves the Pacific, ready to return If
Peru should become insolcnt. Guatemala,
Salvador, and Costa Rca declined the
Chili-Pcru alliance.
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Cholera in New York-Fenian .Anmu.
milton Seized.

New YORK, May 3l.-Two deaths from
cholera occurred yesterday, one in Cherry
street, the other on Sixth avenue.
Eight thousand pounds of ammunition
were seized to-day by the United States
Marshal on the steamer General Scdgwick,
from Galveston, consigned to the Adjutant-
General Of the Fenian Brotherhood. 1t is
supposed to have been stolen from Fcde-
raj camp in Texas.
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Fire I'm Pittsburg.

PlT1sBuRG, May 30.-A fire yesterday
destroyed Lafayette Hall and Apollo build
iugS, at the corner Of Fourth and Wood
streets. Seventeen business places in the
buildings were destroyed or damaged. The
loss is about thirty thousand dollars; in
sured for about twenty thousand dollars.
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New ORLEANS, May 3O.-The country pa
pers give sad accounts of the flood and dis
trcss. 4 tornado swept destructively over
Jackson, Miss, and injured the State House.
But little progress has been made in closing
the Louisiana creyaSses.
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CoLoRED SuFFRAGE.-A meeting of
colored people took place in New York on
Tuesday evening. Resolutions were adopted
pronouncing the Government not republi-
can, asserting the right of the negro to vote,
and forming an association for the purpose
of bringing the subject before the United
States supreme Court,
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The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
tion OF r. G. Greene to be postmaster at
Petersburg, Va, and of j. Cummings to be
associate judge of Idaho.
An old motto reconstructed by Thad.
Stevens: eternal vengeance is the price
of liberty
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DICKENS'S NEW BOOK.
~ JOSEPH GRIMALDI. BY Charles Dickens.
75c. "a
GOLD BRICK BY Mrs Ann S. Stephens. 81.
ST. MARTIN EVE. By Mrs. Wood. -. .
ALLWORTH ABBEY. BY Mrs. Southworth. e.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. BY Dickens. 81.
MILETUS BY Bulwer. 81.
TOlLERS OF THE SEA. BY Victor Hugo. ISc.
RECOMMENDED TO MERCY. ".
KENNETT. BY Bayard Taylor. s2.25
UNDER THE BAND. Sl.75.
SON OF THE SOIL. Sl75.
LUTTRELL OF ARRAN. BY Lever. 81.
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS. BY Mrs. Gsskell.
$3.50. For sale by "
mylo No. sl4 Main street, opposite Spotswood.
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New YORK, May 3l.-The custom-house,
produce and stock exchanges will be closed
tomorrow on account of the funeral of
General Scott. But little business will be
done
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BALTIMORE, May 3l.-The steamship So
merset, of the direct Liverpool line, arrived
to-day with large cargo and two hundred
passengers. She was ont thirteen and a
half DAYS.
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,.,y;ua Convention ReS0lu.
I, sell to Responsible Capital
a.. vested Rights OF the state
,r,,iu Railroads Second Read.
If the RESOLUTIONS Z" Procure
,, S,,,c the Restoration Of Civ II
Etsht>. &C.
...ru y. C., May 29.-Thc State
,.aa entered upon the fifth day of
.....gt.u-> to-day.
.. tic important business trans
a., tie introduction OF Il resolution
r.- n sell To responsible capitalists
...t,f rIuht> Of the State IN certain
especially with regard 10 the
...,r.rt,d ur now being constructed
., with the view Of rcNiring tie
..., ,rurL railroad from Beaufort
..l the state to the valley OF the MIS-
..l... ...a Cleveland, Tenn. 1t was re-
..n,I tu q committee.
..r following resolutions were maze INC
order for jane iSt:
II. .~t.>thc state Convention nj ITS hrSt
SLASH. g,.>>rd such ordinances aS were
.. considered necessary To secure the
....,eu at the State I" the Federal
VIZ. An ordinance declaring null
....! thc ordinance of secession, an
....mar prohibiting slavery IN the State
\..a Carolina; and an ordinance
...,..r the payment of all public
.. created or incurred in aid Of
.,r rebellion, which ordinances have
..l, ratified 10y the people of the
, ... aud tie Convention then took Il
..... until the fourth Monday in May,
.-... hoping that 10y that time the Prc>i-
.r v.all lee authorized by Congress TO
....t,c State restored TO her former
.....n in the Union. and that her Repre-
tNr> would he admitted 10 seats in
& .ngrr>< al the United States. There
49,. Fat, it
I..3rrd, That the people Of the State
. manifested their LOYALTY to the Gene
Government 10y readily accepting the
.t. suggested hy the President through
Provisional Governor, upon which they
II 10 bc admitted into the Federal
+. .yhr3. That this Convention have
.. III that was thought necessary 10 bc
IN order that the good people OF
..... Carolina might hc restored 10 the
..,mcut and exercise of the rights
.g.lcur> secured Ia them by the Con
...t r.t the United States.
trL That the Convention and the
.-uf this State do most earnestly
-... liza; whatever obstacles may be in
...y should hc removed; that the State
stored Ia her proper position IN the
.~..ucut: that her representatives be
...l t. participate in the councils Of
....uu. that her citizens be welcomed
.r~pund the altar Of our common
.t.. erected by the patriots OF the
.u,luu: aud that, in common with the
...~ 81 the other States, they may dcdi-
Themselves anew 10 the Constitution
.'n, Union.
,rd. That Il committee of five be
.t,t by the President of this Con
... 70 confer with President Johnson
..- Cabinet. and also with the men,
..... Congress, and ascertain, il possible,
alAcuilir, are in the way of speedy
....alfrn Of the citizens OF the State 10
..'t> ana privileges i'll the Union :;
s.a' they report the same to this Con-
f.a. al au carly day.
Z. .atd, That the Governor of this State
.u.y>,,l 10 transmit "A copy OF these
..ui.y4,> 10 President Johnson, and also
....- ru the President of the Senate and
Speaker ~ The House OF Representa-
al the Congress of the United States.
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CHARLES CITY COURT HOUSE, May 3d.
McSSrs. EditorS,-Thc following is the vote
for sheriff in this county, viz: John Lamb,
1922; Thomas l.. Christian, SO. Lambs
maiority Ga
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A Horse Race-NOt Important.

CINCINNATI, May 3l.-The mile race run
yesterday by Underwood's four-year old
Revolver, full weight, was the fastest ever
run. Time, l.44i5-second heat.
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WANTS.
Contractors.

WAN TED. - Railroad Contractors,
W Farmers. Merchants, and others who are IN
need of any kind of help, will do well to give Us
call We can supply them with white and coIored
help Of every kind at short notice. For further
particulars call or address the
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Franklin street under the Metropolitan Hall.
Post office box 10, Richmond, Va.
A. G. D'ANpAHAZY L. 7. LINK, Agents.
l.. l.
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For EuRoPE.-IIon. Henry J. Raymond,
member of Congress from New York,
expects to sail for Europe on the 9TH of
July to Join his family, with whom he Will
spend many months on the continent.
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Shipment of Sl,ecie.

New YORK, May 3l.-The steamship At
lanta sailed with $4,000 in specie. The
shipment of gold on Saturday will probably
exceed three million dollars.
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u,,s stccdn,an and Fullerton
suycsttx alton.

,..,>r,. MAY 3o.-Gonerals SteSdman
N.'',r1 'rtnn are investigating the Freed
-" T,,rcm in Georgia. Tillson,s adj
station Of affairs has been well con-
,,tjvc> over the State road have
'"' md. and trains are running.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.


MRS. WILLIAM ID. STUART, late
wi of Richmond, has leased the spacious man
sion in Stanton formerly occupied by Mr. James
Points, aud is prepared to receive limited NUMBER
of BOARDERS. ..,
The hOnse is PLEASANTLY situated on an eminence
in the eastern part of the town, ana commands
fine view II has been thoroughly repaired ana
pains to promote the comfort OF her guests
Terms moderate. =.
STmSToy NAV 81, 1856 my 29-lm
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ATTRACTIONS OF
IL THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA.
ONE RARE ITEM OF THR PROGRESS OF THE
PRESENT CENTURY.
DR. Z. J. GOODWIN,S ErTROPHIC,

DR.. E. j. dooDwiS's EuTRoPHrc,
scEoFULA' cHH s2fGI kHEuMATIsx AND
The most unmanageahie diseases which .aiict the
human race made 70 yield sa.,sfsetorily and Per-
Of which may be had by reading concise state
ment OF facts, In pamphlet form, which | have
thought for some time worthy TO be noted by the
pT The lille Of this shor. treatise is The Special
saTsia g Good~ Of hs WasSnS
o hereby most respectfully and honestly solicit
snd an attentive reading OF It's Supplement- and
the S II
figures as the most prominent feature In the pam
pphysicians and others distinguished for intelli-
gencc and high appreciation OF truth ana merlI,
"an important addition to the Iemeaies nov
known as the most efficient in the treatment OF these
diseases.
coded TO excel any attending tas gsnhe. p,ranhie
upon the theory which devised upon early patho-
logical views taken OF these maiadies. Inc po-
t.Icy of its efficacy makes IL emtnently deserving
a place among the most reputed standard remedies
Of medical record; and would most consclehti,-
ousy claim at tho hands OF ana ,r. Of In
iherapeutica value IS applied by me IN the cohHoi
OF these diseases. ,,.x
in towns and cities from hfty To one hundred Doles
of the Europhic al a cost Of three dollars per DOT
tle containing thirty ounces. !.
The long esta blished mineral resources OF the
Washington Springs, formerly known AS Leecns'
atording the best qualities OF sulphur, ALUM
Chaiy beate, and Magnesia. the most remarkaDIe
and valuable collection Of medicinal waters known
10 the mountains of Virginia, cannot be- otherwise
than attractive to irvalids Of both 80 xes suffering
from debilities, diseases OF the urinary organs,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, Diseases OF the
liver and digestive functions, and all affections
bene fted by xation from domestic habits and
pursuits, accompanied by afew weeks solourn at
such healhful retreat as that Of the Washington
Persons visiting the Springs for their mineral
! advantages will be charged two dollars per day
| and twelve dollars per week board.
Persons visiting the Springs for medicai advice
| and treatment will be charged i've dollars per
| week at specie rates, for board.
Psssen .ers reach the Springs by the virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, stopping at Glade Spring
! depot, Washington county.
| 80 charge for medical services unless satisfsc'
! ton is given
| The afflicted may visit us with the assurance that
their snj0ura shall be succeeded by happy return
| 10 lire, ne haus no need and ,oOuld not hnmlu9
! the suffering. Z. ). uooD"iN.
| The VEGETABLE EUTROPHIC and the PAMPH-
| LET can be obtained OF J. h. WOOD, Druggist,
| G0rtheast corner Of Marshall and Fifth streets,
Rchrnonc agent for this city, and from druggists
generally III all parts OF NirS inia.
NH 9--lNsw?tsw8m
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wHrsxr.-Common, ss.io0s7.m; pure Bye.
A so61AS 60 Fine brands higher.
CATTLE MARKET.

Receipts light and prices remain stationary.
pEKp-Common to fine, sc.97tc. W b, gross ];
good to very good, sc.0sic.; prime, &c 9i0c.
sHggp.-Clpped, 81. Qlstc. u D., gross
LAsBs.-From s3f5sa q head.
yEArs.-From ss9sis each, according 70 sne
and condition.
Hoss.-From lie .6f1ac. " b. net.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
CHECK BOOKS
~ on the several banks OF the city
NEGOTIABLE NOTES,
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
DRAFTS,
BILLS OF LADING,
LAWYERS BLANKS,
BANK BOOKS,
LEDGERS, JOURNALS,
DAY BOOKS, CASH BOOKS,
BILL BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS.
COPYING BOOKS,
COPYING PRESSES,
for sale by WOODH0USE & PARHAM,
Booksellers and Statoners,
nv 30 Governor street, near Main.
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coNrrc,Tf0NkfsA

!. NnREW AN1ONI, wHOLEgALE
"A AND RETAIL DEALER ~ CON!ECI ~. - -
AND TRyTs reeetfuly info,ns shs sii n s z.
Rich mond that ne has fesumed Dossns4 ~ ~.
NEW iRoN FRONT BUILDING on Main street.
opposite TO the site Of his old stand, sd)osn'ns "
The store and saloons hsye been fttsd np s en-,
furnished in style which he - conndent Wal
meet with the approval 81 the pubih:. ,rrx .wns
PLAIN CANDIES Of the best quality enable AID
to offer Inducements TO the trade which cAnnN %
surpassed. A cali from his former customers ~
respectfully solicited,
A large aud CHOICE assortment Of FRENCH BOZ
PRESERVES. PICKLES, SAUCES, &C.. win be
always kept on hand.
ICE CREAM OF the most approved havors served
~ Parties ' supplied with ICE CREAM and ORNA.
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY:
- The nndersigned returns his thanks to the eu.
yens of Rchm9nd for the liberal patronage accord.
ed 10 him for the last fifteen years, and will en-
Jeayor TO merit q continuance Of the same
us ,ay aoeat ANDREW AyT0N1.
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n SODINI Il CO.,
IL. Manufacturers and Dealers In -o~a
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONNECTIONS
FRUITS, NUTS. &c.,
No 500 MAIN STREET, sPOTswoOD HOTEL nLocA'
RICHMOND.
Families and others supplied with the best qua
lity ICE CREAM, ORANGE and Lemon iSb' oy
'hs cob SODA WATER, in the purest and best
fountains. n,c wig cr,,a5 ,v;,h
eveIvthinr in their line ct the lowest rates.
FRESH FRUITS In season always on hand.
my 2l-lm
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND. May 81, 1866.


To-day has been so completely devoted
to the honors to the dead that there has
been suspension of business, and we
have no quotations to give since yester-
day. Then there was no alteration in the
state of the finances and general trade of
the city from our previous weekly report.
There were no changes in stocks, and the
gold quotations bore their usual relations
to those in New York.
NEW YORK.
To-day Thursday there is an advance
in the gold quotations of 81 in the 800:
The market opened at sl.3s7s and closed
at sl.4O3S. What new cause has arisen to
occasion this advance, after the general
report that the market had been restored
to quiet and ease, the telegraph does not
inform us.
Government stocks were higher on Tues
day, and very firm. Skies were s1.0949
81 .O9l5; Five-twenties, Sl.02 1sGsl.O2l4
The World charges that the excitement
in the market relative to Erie stocks was
occasioned by speculative director"
we suppose of that road, who was largely
short of the stock, and who put afioat
rumors prejudicial to the credit OF the
company to buy at low figure. The
same paper publishes, on the authority OF
gentleman acquainted with the affairs OF
the company, that its condition is good,
and that there is no truth in these rumors.
New YORK, May 3l.-Cotton dull at 80
G4lc. Gold, 1898. Exchange, 9}2 for
sixty days bills.
New YORK, May 3l.-Cotton dull sales,
900 bales. Flour declined 5G10c. sales,
900 barrels; State, S7.75@s9.S5; Ohio,
$9.40@$l4; western, S7.l5G$9.7O; southern
heavy; sales, 600 barrels. Wheat dull,
and 1a2c. lower; sales, $1,000 bushels
No. ! Milwaukee at S2.l5G$2.l8. Corn
has declining tendency and 3@4c. lower
sales, 22,7OO bushels at S0@s3&c. Pork
steady; mess, S3O.43. Lard steady at 10
g22Lc. Sugar steady; Muscovado, ll4
lll5c. Coffee quiet. Naval stores have a
declining tendency; turpentine, 9399jc.
Gold, 1879.
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Total liabilities of the Bank....:... slos2,2S =
We also state for the information OF the gnbhc
that our discounts have been literally distr bufed
among the business men and farmers In and around
lar rate of discount of six per cent. been charged.
A. Y. STOKES,
DAVID J. SAUNDERS
D. Won GROOMING, }Committee.
JOHN L. WHITE,
S. q. TARDY,
1u-
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BOARDING IN THE COUNTRY.
ID A few SELECT BOARDERS will be taken for
the summer in the family OF the undersigned re-
siding in Amelia county near the Danvilis raur
road Satisfactory references required. Further
information may &c obtained through Mr.. Charles
n Winston, corner of Ninth and Marshall streets,
Richmond Address Mrs. ). J. sfEGER,
my2s-lwE Chula Depot, Amelia county, Va.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Flour firm; west
ern extra spring, sll.50. Wheat dull and
scarce. Corn, steady for white; yellow,
9l@92c. Oats firm at 76c. Provisions
steady. Lard, 22lac. Sugar quiet. Cof-
fee dull; Rio, lG1a @2Oc. Whisky dull and
scarce; western, $2.2SGs2.2915.
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dissolution OF, CO-PARTNER-
| ISHIP. The co. partnership heretofore existing
between William b. Allegro and James Z. Go0de,
printers, under the firm of allegro Go0DE, is
This day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts
due by the concern will be paid by James f. Goode,
TO whom all persons indebted to the SAID hrn VIII
make raymcit w. b. ALLEGRO,
]. EDWIN GO0DE.
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Being engaged in other business requiring my
undivided attention, | have withdrawn from the
partnership heretofore existing between Mr. Goode
and myself thank my friends and the pubic Tor
the patronage extended To the late nrm, ana lake
Measure i'm recommending Mr.. Goode TO such OF my
friends rs may desire work in his line.
w. b. ALLEGRO.
Nav 81 1863 Je l--St
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NTED Persons de

DRDPDSAI4S " \ D.-TtfSOIlN Wr-
string to contract for FURNISHING HEAD
BOARDS painted aud lcttered, for the graves Of the
Confederate soldiers buried at Oakwopd Cemetery,
Major a K COURTNEY, box gl5, Richmond post
office Contractors will state the kind and dlmen-
siuns of the board which they propose to furnish,
whether painted on one side or hotn, &c, and give
the cost of different kinds the icCt OF the ASso
citation being TO get the neatost and most durable
head. board possible within its means.
Proposals are asked for only TEN THOUSAND
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