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The Markets.

New YORK, June 1-P. M.-Cotton firm !;
sales of 1000 bales at 2712@2Sc. Flour
heavy: State, SO. 5OQ$12.5O. Wheat 3@5c.
lower. Corn unchanged. Whisky active
western, in bond ,,34@35c. Pork heavy at
1913 .3O@S23.35. Lard heavy at 124@l319c.
Naval stores quiet and firm. Groceries
quiet and steady. Freights dull and ,un-
changed. The shipment of specie to-day
for Europe was s347, 900. Money, 6 per
cent. Gold, 1862. Sterling exchange
60 days, 10; sight, llO5s. 5-2O's, '62,
coupons, lO95s@lO9A.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-Coffee inactive and
steady. Cotton frm-good grades mid
ding. 27c. Flour favors buyers. Corn
steady. Provisions firm and dull. Mess
pork scarce at RELATIONSHIPS. Western ba-
con shoulders held at 934c.; city smoked
lO@lOhc. rib sides, l2@l214c.; clear rib,
IL 5a0l2Ac.; bulk shoulders, &c.; Sides
lie.
CINCINNATI, June Flour and corn
dull, Cotton firm middlings, Csc. Whisky
dull. Provisions steady and in fair de-
maud. Bacon shoulders, &c. clear sides,
Pie. Lard active at l24c.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June Cotton
cuiet at 24c. Spirits turpentine held at
SIC. Rosin steady at s2.SO@s5.75.
AUGUSTA, June. l.-Cotton active; mid
ding, 241s@25c.; sales, 436 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 1.-Cotton active
sales, 500 bales. Market opened firm al
25k>c., and closed steady, holders asking
26G26 Nc. for middlings; receipts, Dol
bales.
MOBILE, June 1.-Cotton firm; mid
dlings, 25c.; sales, $50 bales; receipts, 81
bales.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-Cotton active
and higher low middlings, 25c. receipts
4Ss bales; sales, 1900 bales; exports, 80!
bales. Sugar and molasses-no sales
holders asking 1c. advance for Cuba sugar
Flour-Superine, sll.25, with difference
of 81 in favor of fresh -four OF all grades
Corn unchanged yellow and mixed
sl.l2T@sl.2O; white, sl.2o. Lard, l3c
for fierce; 449l41ac. for keg. BACON
Shoulders, 9Isa934c.; rib, l24c.; clear
I31Ic. Pork dull at S24.25. Coffee
Prime, 241a0251ac. Gold, 1861.
| LIVERPOOL, June 1-Evenipg.-Cotto
firm; sales of 10000 bales; middling up
lands, IFS; Orleans, llSs
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TREATMENT OF EUROPEANS CAPTURED p

TREATMENT OF EUROPEANS CAPTURED BY
THE LIBERAL .FoRCEs.-A communication
published in the BOletin d Oriente, the off
cial paper of General Diaz, under date OF
Headquarters at Guadalupe Hidalgo, 9th
ultimo, shows the treatment which the
prisoners of war receive from the Libe-
rails. The General-in- Chief has ordered
that all those who were made prisoners at
the battles of Mahuatlan and La Carbonda
shall be set at liberty, also those captured
in the assault upon Puebla and the forts
of Guadalupe and Lareto. Among the
prisoners were more than 600 Europeans OF
various nationalities. This disposition, how
ever, does not imply their pardon, but
merely permission to reside at such places
as they may elect, the General Govern
ment reserving the right hereafter to de-
termine finally upon their cases.
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General Ord has directed the Arkansas
State Treasurer to pay no more money for
the printing of the journal of the rebel
Legislature of that State
The Mayor of Augusta, Ga, announces
in his message that there is just ten dollars
in the treasury with which TO pay float
ing debt of $4,000.
Mr.. Don T. G. Peters, of Lynchburg,
who was some months ago robbed OF
si7,5OO in southern bank currency, ha,
succeeded in recovering all Of the money
Captain J. N. Mafitt, Of the Florida,
is in wilmington, N. c., staying with
friends.
Hon. Fayette McMullen and Mrs. Sher-
rard Clemens and family are in Washing
ton city. :,
Hsrnden, who killed Burns IN Tazewei
county some weeks ago, has been sen
fenced 70 bs hung
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Mediation DecIined-ChOIera.

New YORK, June "A special to the
Herald from Rio Janeiro May goth, uia
London June LIST, says that the mediation
of the United States had been declined by
tie Brazilian Government, and prepare
tons were making to prosecute the war to
the end. General Urqniza, it was report
ed, had revolted against the allies, taking
with him 10000 men. There had been no
further fighting.
The cholera ragged in the allied camp.
The revolt in the Argentine provinces is
reported as ended.
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Northern Old school General Assem-
bIy-Eiuai Adjournment.

CINCINNATI, May 3O.-The Committee on
O,er.UreS reported that they had had their
&tentIou called 10 the following matter
In 1865 the General Assembly passed an
order inStructing the church sessions 10
examine all applicants for church men,
her>hip from the southern States, or who
lived in those States during the rebellion,
concerning their conduct touching slavery,
and requiring confession of sin and evil
dcDCe Of repentance as the condition OF
admission. The committee recommended
the adoption Of the following:
The General Assembly judges that it
I, only necessary 10 declare on this subject
that, while the Assembly sees no reason for
rryukiug any portion OF its past deliver
auce on these matters, it allows preSbyte-
ries and sessions, in executing the orders
referred 10, 10 exercise a wise discretion
in the premises"
IN animated discussion followed, which
resulted in laying the overture on the
table.
IL consequence OF the SmallnesS Of DR..
Gurley'S church, in Washington city, and
the probable large attendance at the next
meeting Of the Assembly, the vote fix
ir- Washington as the place of the next
meeting was reconSidered. Invitations
were given from Baltimore, Albany, and
Brooklyn, \. Y. 4 vote resulted in the
choice of Albany.
committee was appointed to consider
ana report 10 the next Assembly on the
subject Of the licenSure and ordination of
coored men among the freedmen, the or
.luz4ti0u of churches among them, and
the relation they will sustain to the Gene
raj Assembly.
AIS o'clock P. VI. the Assembly ad-
iourucd sine die, with singing and prayer.
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SENATOR SrMNER.-Senator Sumner left
for New England on Thursday night, ex-
pressing the opinion that his services would
not be required here until December. l
am able to authoritatiyely deny the state
meut that he has remained here merely for
tie purpose of assisting in making up a
quorum Of the Senate for the July session.
Tie truth is, that his Legitimate business
la, detained him here, and he has not Tor
some time entertained any idea that the
Judiciary Committee would be able TO
Ind evidence to sustain bill of impeach-
meut.-DiSpatch TO the Ne,o York Times.
Another dispatch TO the same paper says
congressman Scofield, Of Pennsylvania,
to-day expressed the belief that there
would be no July session. Mr.. Wood
bridge, Of Vermont, and Mr.. Mcpherson,
Clerk Of the House, are Of the same
Opinion"
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THE INJUNCTION AGAINST TRENHOLM &
Co. The announcement by telegraph
from Charleston that an injunction had
been obtained against Trenholm Co.
10 prevent them from disposing of any Of
their real estate should be understood as
a measure Of the Government TO compel
Frazer, Trenholm & Co. to exhibit state
meut of their assets, and come to a settle
mpnt Of the claims against them for Con-
Tolerate property in their hands at the
close Of the rebellion, of which 1t is be-
lyyed they had a large amount.
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RICHMOND, August II, 1856.
Dear sir,-I feel bound to acquaint you Of the
worst kind Of dyspepsia, which have been AZ.
hicted with for the last Ave years, which feared
would terminate in consumption. After my ply.
stefan became despsired, I then was persuaded
to seek relief from Bakers Premium Bitters,
which did, and after the Of the four bottles
purchased Of you, became as well as ever wa,
in my life. My doctor remarked 1t had bafied hit
skill. Nothing disagreeing with me In my diet
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
we all err In yielding to the confidence Of our
physicians. Respectfully, WILLIAM B. GooDB.
To Mr.. E. Baker, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
MY l5-ts
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TIE RECONSTRUCTION ACT TO BE TESTED.
The Mobile Irijne learns that General
Wiihers, recently dcposed by General
Pope from the mayOraity of that city,
means TO test the couStitutionality of the
military acts which have conferred such
extraordinary powers upon the military
governors of the southern States. The
IrH.ue says that it is believed that not
outstanding the Mississippi and Georgia
bills we're dismissed by the Supreme Court
for the want of original jurisdiction in that
tribunal, the claim OF a citizen will not be
ignored when his right under the Consti-
tuition shall be prosecuted by way of APP
Deal.
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General Ord has informed the Mayor OF
Jackson, Miss, that il is his duty, under
existing orders, TO enforce the laws Win
reference TO the collection oftaxes, as wei
as other laws which are not in conflict with
the orders of the commanding general, and
that if lie needs military aid he can obtain
II by calling on the commanding oilicer ~
Jackson.
The Toronto Globe says: owe under-
stand that a small aud unpretending tene-
lnsnt in the vicinity of the Falls, on the
canadian side Of the river, has been rented
ICf the occupation Of Jefferson Davis and
MS family during the ensuing summer. me
mouse Is half way between Clifton and
Qneenston."
Three deserters from the Thirty eighth
Infantry recently went TO the house OF r.
.. Peterson, in Kansas, and rayished Mrs.
Peterson, treating her in the most iDhuman
manner. They were subsequently arrested,
and having confessed the crime, were taken
away IRON the officers by amob and killed.
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ss- SOMETHING INTERESTING!

sE SOMETHING INTERESTING!
TO THE LADIES
In accord ance with resolutions adopted by the I'M
dersignei firm, we have made FURTHER Re-
DUCTION in the prices OF our entire stock Of
sEAsONABLE DRY GOODS.
We have Just received from large deed OF trust
sale in New York beautiful line Of
BLACK and WHITE GROUND EMBROIDERED
GRENADINES,
s.4 WHITE and BLACK GRENADINES,
SILK STRIPE ENGLISH BERAGE,
LENOS, MOzAMBIQUES, and other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO,
a cheap line Of
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIFTING and SHEET.
ING. A. HIRsH Co.,
my Is oz broad street.
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Freedom Of the st. Lawrence River

MONTREAL, June 2.-The small steamers
Admiral Porter, Washington, and Tenn
pest, from New York bound west, were
seized to-day by the custom-house officers,
being, it was believed, suspected Of Fe-
nianism but the truth is, the freedom of
the St. Lawrence river ceased with the
obligations of the reciprocity treaty, and
foreign vessels cannot 60 further than Que
bee without special permit from the
United States. The papers were sent for
and the vessels detained.
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From Hayti-Unfouud,d Ruro-.-

New YORK, May si.--Later advices from
Hayti state that the reports, uia Havana,
OF disturbances in that country are incor.
rect. The whole country is in State of
great tranquility. Salnare was still proyi-
sional president, and it was thought he
would accept the presidency If elected,
though adverse to taking the office.
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The Indian War.

ST.. LOUIS, June Montana advices say
General Meagher has raised 900 men, and
has taken the field against the hostile In
dians. A band Of Indians attacked small
body Of troops crossing from Fort Cum
mings to Fort Mckee, New Mexico, on the
2Sth ultimo, and drove them back.
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IMPORTANT SUIT DECIDED.-ln the Cir
cult Court of Alexandria, Va, on Friday,
May 81, Judge Thomas presiding, the i'm
portant case of Isaac Newton against John
Nagle was decided in favor of the plaintiff.
The court decreed specific performance
Of the contract between the parties. The
effect Of this decision will be to grant the
title to a large amount of real estate in
Virginia, Philadelphia, and New jersey
AliyuQl HteNigenCer.
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DIOCESAN Division OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL Diocese OF MARYLAND.-By the
action OF the Protestant Episcopal Con-
yeu..on Of the Diocese of Maryland, which
adjourned Yesterday, the present diocese
j. 70 bee divided into three dioceses, pro-
yidcd The sanction of the General COnven-
ton, which meets at New York III Octo-
her, lS6t, shall be obtained. The dioceses
a> contemplated will he the Eastern Shore,
comprising all the counties on the eastern
side of the bay; the Washington diocese,
comprising Washington, Georgetown, and
adjacent Potomac counties, whilst the third
viii lave It's see in Baltimore, taking in
the upper counties of the State. The pro-
yiucial system of government appears to
ne in favor, and should the contemplated
division be confirmed by the General Con-
ycu.ion, unity of action will mark the
councils OF the three dioceSeS, it is thought.
baltimore Stn, LIST.
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tg GREAT EXCITEMENT!
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
NISHING GOODS AT HALE PRICE.

HE- JOHN ]. WERTH,
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW THE PosT-oFPIcE,
is prepared to furnish to strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BITUMIN0US COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part Of the city.
No inferior FUEL will be sold any terms, a
prime object being to give satisfaction in all cases.
nv l5-ts
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board OF Com
missioners on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DR.. DOUGLAS BLY, to furnish Az
TIFICIAL LIMBS to the disabled men who are en-
the Legislature.
In order to the best working Of the commission
and the manufacturer and that no disappointment
Giants for limbs observe the following order, viz
l. Let every applicant furnish his name, poet
ONCE and county 10 the Com missoners forth with.
2 Applicants will not come to Richmond Tor
limbs until the receive orders TO do so.
g. Applicants will be attended to In the order OF
Each applicant will receive . circular with in.
structions.
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation TO the apRliesns
". $ E4EEfESPsss Commissioner.
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MAsoN1c.-The cornerstone ola Masonic
temple about to be built in Winchester was
laid on Wednesday. The proceedings on
the occasion were imposing. The Com
mandery of Knights Templar of Baltimore
was present, and joined the procession.
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Arteuus Ward.

New YORK, June 1.-The remains OF
Artemus Ward arrived from Liverpool to-
day. They will be sent to Maine for inter-
ment.
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New Counterfeit.

ALBANY, June l.-Counterfeit tens on
the Third National Bank of Philadelphia
were detected here to-day. They are
splendidly executed.
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VOTERS IN WAsHINGToN.-Thetot total num-
Der of voters registered in Washington city
is 1904, of which 1892 are white and
s,2l2 are black.
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9BAKER'S PREMIUM BITTERS.-A
certain and infallible remedy for Dyspepsia, Agus
and Fever, General Debility, SO. For sale by all
druggists In the city Of Richmond and. elsew where.
Orders promptly filled by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box $50, Richmond, Va.
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For TOU0ccOniStS.

FACTORY FIXTU RES.-For sale
H low to close consignment:
HYDRAULIC PEgss AND PUMP, complete;
20 CYLINDER BOX PKEsSEs, :.
~ IRON POT MILLS,
80 sets SIS and l0's SHAPES,
40 Blk SCKgWS and PRESS FRAMES,
SCREWS suitable for hogshesd screws for
Aside TABLES or TRUCKS,
BANDS, RODS, &C., &c,
and numerous other articles.
Stored at Myers & Brothers. warehouse, Seven
teenth street, on the Dock. Apply to
N. @. READ or h. G, MORTON.
nv 2s-ts Office, shockos Warehouse.
ITO TOBACCONISTS.-O case Oil
Il Cinnamon, one case Oil Annise, one case OIL
Mirbane also, Tonqua Beans, olive OIL, spices,
&C.; for sale by WILLIAM Il. SCOTT,
DURE SALAD OLA very supe-
sor i For sale on By Sransh' P PSWEss
mya corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
TOBACCO FA Glory MACHINERY,
J. SCREWS AND PRESsBS,
FLATTENING MILLS, &C., &C.,
made and repaired In the most thorough and work.
msn!iks manner and
WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION,
s(tbs Works OF
THE UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY
CARY STREET BLOW FIFTEENTH STREET,
where
Mr. JOHN HANCOCK,
who has been engaged expressly for this work,
will be happy TO see his old friends and custome
among the Oldest and best TOBACCO MAsUPAC-
TURERs OF RICHMOND. NH Its
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

4 CdANCE ~ oELL vinoiNiA
IA LANDS.-I have formed q business connec.
tate Agents and Brokers. Phiiadslphia, who have
applications for the purchase Of large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
nnsylvsnians desiring TO remove 10 this State,
On application, In person or by mail. viii with
pleasure furnish any one having land Tor sale spe.
cihc information on the subje
J. ID. IMB0DBS, Attorney at Law,
an 3oLs Richmond. Va.
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Only two days are allowed for regist 81.
ing in South Carolina.
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Public Notices.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD COLLECTION DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. 8. Custom House,


RICHMOND, VA.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-Pur.
IN suant to the provisions OF the acts OF Congress
TO provide for the collection Of Internal Revenue
notice Is hereby given to all persons liable to pay
duties and taxes under the said acts In the Third
District state of Virginia that the Collector Of the
said district has received from the Assessor thereof
his collection list in compliance with the provi-
sions Of the said acts that the duties and taxes
assessed by said Assessor have become due and
payable; that the said Collector or his Deputy
will attend for the collection OF the same At the
Custom house, city Of Richmond, In the county Of
Henrico, and at Ashland, in the county Of Ham
over State Of Virginia, from the I'd day o. May to
the Goth day OF June, 1857 and on the 2ith OF May
Il Fredericksburg, for the counties Of spotgylvG-
MIA and Stafford and that all persons who shall
neglect to pay the duties as Aforesaid assessed
upon them IN the said Collector within the period
OF time specified In tha said acts shall be liable TO
be dealt with AZ defaulters.
Special tax must be paid forthwith, or costs viii
accrue.
Office hours from Q A. NJ. to3P. N.
United States currency and bankable money re-
ceived in pay ment Of taxes.
my6 WILLIAM JAMES, collector.
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IN LOVE WITH vIRGINIA-sHE is GREATER
THAN NEW YORK.

IF HE LEAVES ILLINOIS, MIR. +. WILL
COME To VIRGINIA.
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N THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA BY
COLUMBUS was an event that gave honor to his
name and pride to his countrymsn. Dr.. CHAL-
FAINT has discovered a
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR
which stands unrivslled, and now the American
people rejoice that their hair Is to be preserved
and not burned ont with the alcoholic prepare
tons heretofore used.
Ask any druggist for
my25 CHALFANT'S COCO CREAM.
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SDect0J Notices.

~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHEAP ROUTE
TO NEW YoRK.-GRBAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF PASSAGE BY the magnificent sids.whesl
steamships HATTRRAs and ALBBMARLE, leav.
ing Richmond on TUESDAY and FRIDAY RvB.
WINGS. Only TWELVE DOLLARS for passage,
meals, and state-room. Excursion tickets issued
for the round trip-good to return by either steam
er-TwENTY DOLLARS. Apply to
SAMUEL AYRIs B CO., Agents,
my e7-2w :. 1920 Cary street.
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Great L0udo,t,, Meett,,g.
BOUTWELL, DELINQUENT.
FARNswORTH TAKES HIS PLACE,
SPEECH OF FARNSWORTH.
very frank-WanteSi q Hearing-But
did not Expect the south %
Fall I'm Love with
the North.

REPUBLICAN PARTY TO TRIUMPH
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Es- A GUIDE TO PURCHASERS OF DRY
aOODs.-LEvY BROTHERS CHEAP LIST OF
PRICES-A SAVE OF from TEN TO FIFTY PEI
CBNT can be made by purchasing OF them.
Bleached Cottons at 10, l2i, ls,, 20, and Csc.
Full yard wide unbleached Cotton at l2ac.,
Unbleached Cotton, very fine, - inches wide' at
20c.
Full width Sheeting at &C.,;
Pillow. case Cotton, full width, at 2sc.;
Calicoes at l23c., leac., and 2oc.;
Real Russia Crash at l2lc., worth 's,c. per yard
Super Russia Diaper, warranted all linen, ~ *s''0
worth 81. so apiece;
Linen Table Cloths at 81, worth $50;
Super extra heavy Table Damssk at u, worth Sl'so
Linen Dama.k Doylies at $3.50. worth $3.50 per
dozen;
Huckaback Towels at 81 so per dozen, worth ~ 50;
at IS, worth So;
Cashmere at 81 per yard, worth $50;
Veil Bereges at SOC. per yard, worth 7sc;
Handsome Mozambiquss at 2oc., worth sSc.
Lawns at l2ic. and lsac.;
Very fine Lawns at 25c., worth 37tc.
Delaines at Csc.
Ginghams at lssc., 2oc., 2sc., aoc., and ase.;
All wool white Flsnnels at soc., worth %oc.
White Flannel, all wool, full yard wide, at soc
worth 75c.
Bed Tick at l2ic.;
Shifting Stripes at l23e.;
Heavy Linen Drilling at see., worth SOC.
Nainsook Muslin at rs, 30, 10, and sec.-s grea'
bargain;
Swiss Muslins at rs, 20, and Soc.
Handsome Checked Muslins at &c.,, worth 75c.
| Shirt Bosoms at &c.
Crochet Trimming, six yards In piece, for loe.'
worth roc. per yard;
CRYSTAL Amber and Jet Trimmings at half the re-
guIar price;
Handsome Embroidered Dimity Bands at Is, 20
and 25c.:
Real Birdssye Diaper. fifteen yards In apiece, o
$3.50 worth u. so piece;
| Elegant Cambria Bands at 49,, u, and Sl2s 10
| the double piece;
| Embroidered Linen Collars at 7sc. per dozen
| worth 81;
Handsome Embroidered sets OF Collars and Gun
| At soc., worth $50;
Isle Thread Gloves At 2oc.;
| White Cotton Hose at lsc. /;
Real Linen shsetings at $50 and ei.b;
Pillow case Linen 1t low prices;
Black Lace Wells ct soc.j
Spring Delaines at lssc' .
And all other articles In their line at low prices
Bring your memorsr inns with you. You can Nm
everything in the DRY GOODS line, q very To-
prices. at Lew .
| myf9 ee''
| ,n.upr n nxuRY JAMES L. hAu q
ROBERT 2. BRooKl.
~ n. n. MAURY r CO.,
(ssfAlLIsIxp II isss,)
DANKIR8 AID BROKxR0.
No. lsM Main street,
irst house below the post.ofles,
RIoInoHD, Va.
. arRRLIHd IXCHAHGB, GOLD AND eILvR
BANK H0fBs, STATE, OIfY, and
RAILROAD, BONDS and
Q STOCKS, Be-,
bought and sold on commission.
( DEPOSITS RRC8IvHD and COLLICTIo
MADE on al accessible points In As uni'
States. 10
: --------- IT
h Sn BARRELS MASON'9 CRACl
81 IN xRs- consulting OF Soda, water, ains
Tea. ssgI. and Cream. ~ aroxxs 4 %
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EE BETTER THAN RHETORIC-Is proof
that WOODS CAsTALIAN CREAM Is bound to
lead the OF all other hair dressings now in the
market. Read the following from one Of our most
fashionable lady friends:
Mr.. Wood: l am very much pleased with your
Castalisn Hair Cream. and have recommended 1t
very highly to friend Please send her bottle
for the enclosed fifty cents.
Respectfully, 8. L.
Sold by the druggists. my22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03

TIE JAMES RIVER COUNTRY SHOULD BE
DOTTED WITH FL OURISHLNG
VILLAGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-03
THE OLIVE BRANCH TENDRRED-oBEY AMI
COME IN.
Supreme Court Played Outfits Deci.
sion no more Potent than
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DOWN ON MIR. STANBERY.