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Fresh Oysters.

aN i have this day received lot Of Fresh
&NA o, sters, OF superior quality, which offer
foJN$EAat sale at the low price OF leo. per gal.
" WzDloii Solid. Cali at Atwood's oyster House
and try them. - 4T CENTER ST.
! NoYeuber 20. div lsll ! - - an-
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For Sale.

A CONCORD EXPRESS WAGON. in good run
"A ming order, weighing 500 pounds. Apply at No
2 Waterve st. "a y 81 no23ddIw#
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Humnicutt the Incendiary.

y
The report in our local columns of the
lncendiary address delivered to the negroes
of Richmond, night or two since, by that
hypocrite j. W. HUNNIcUTT shows that he
is dangerous character. General SCHo.
FIELD ought not to allow such speeches to
be made to the negroes, who are already
too willing to lend listening ear to those
who teach them that theft is no crime
HUNNICUTT, who knows that the reports
which are published of his speeches are
calculated to damage the Radical party in
the northern States, constantly declares
through his paper that he has never given
such counsel to the ignorant blacks; and
his editorials are reproduced by the Radical
journals. He thus deceiyes the negroes
he deceives the northern Radicals, and he
deceives the military authorities here.
He wears one face in these negro conclaves,
another in the State Convention, and q
third in his paper.
We invite the attention Of the northern
people to our reporters account Of HUNNI-
CUTS last speech.
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THE GRANDSON OF HIS GRANDFATHER.-
JOHN G. HAMILTON is the grandson of ALEX
DER HAMILTON, who was the first Secretary
OF the Treasury of the United States, and
as JOHN q. is supposed to have inherited
his grandfather's financial abilities, some
one has induced him to write letter upon
the subject of oar national finances. One
thing is certain, JOHN G. is an old fogv.
he writes as if the Radicals had as much
respect for law, and precedents, and the
wisdom of the fathers Of the Republic, as
The Democrats. His mind dwelIs upon the
past; and he has evidently not allowed
himself to believe that there is any such
party IN existence as the Radical. He is
thoroughly loyal, however, and therefore
HS o.sS 'he idea Of paying taxes upon his
ouuus % DC distributed amongst "rebels % :;
s especially as the Secretary of the Trea.
sury wants to distribute in twenty voar.
almost enough to pay off the Confedersts
uep.. The only feature Of Mr. Surr
MANS scheme which commended itself ~
u 1 approval "catches it" on al, hans ~
w., we shall never touch dollar Of thus"
taxes, we fear. '"i VI tnose
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S1,ecSnZ \ I0tjCeS.
gsy THE JAPANESE Al Re COMING land
JULIUS sY0 tk
coyr,nuvs TO sRyI n, rPRECED;i NTED
BARGAINS IN pRY oopDS'

h.,o ., .,o,s @ fu,r stock Of d BY GOODS
Which have been purchased for no Market and
which must be sold. buy goods ~ s@n' ana MOI
70 keep on the shelves from one set"t'n TO an
other. Therefore invite all buyers 10 call and
get their goods Of me. great many WINTER
GOODS to be closed out at and below cos t. Among
many other articles. call attention ING ioi-
lowing
CALIGoEs for 81, 10, l2s. and l4e.;
MOUssELAINES at 2oc., sold else"he' az ]'''
Beautiful PLAID PoPL1a at Zae.:
ALPACAS at 10 and &c.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at size;
FRENCH MERINos at soc.;
GOOD BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81. 30;
ALL.WOOL CASHMERE at 81 and upwards;
SATINET at so and eoc.;
1914 BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED sHkkTlNe
at<ec.;
BLgACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON at 10,
l25, and 1885,;
BLRACHED COTTON, full yard wide, at l2ac.;
PILLOw.CA COTTON, full width, at &c
BLACK BR0ADCLoTH, u yards wide' at " !;
BLACK CLoAKS from SIS up;
Beautiful DOUBLB-WIDTH LIGHiH CLOTHS FoR
CLOAKING, a nice assortment;
SHAWLS OF & II kinds-a full stock;
,YLANNBLS-red and white
Bgp BLANKETs-very cheap;
PLAID DOMEsTICs and LIHsEYs.
ALSO,
I,adie,1 and Gsnt's HANDKRRCH tEFS,
UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, HoSIER Y, CUFFS and COLLARS;
Tents LINEN SH lRTS, &c., &c.
All to be bougI It at low prices by calling on
JULIUS SY Gle,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Dealer,
Main st .est between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed sATURL'AYS.
To insure attention to my customers, have
secured the services Of the following well-known
gentlemen, who would be very glad to serve their
many friends anel acquaintances
RITTER G. CARE, GEORGE SIvABAcHER, JONAS
WEINBERG, Gl'oRaB P. BAdBY, and J. ADoLPHUs
FRENCH M. 3. SALE. de Its
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MARRIED,

On December 9Th, by kev: Mr.. Atkins N, r.
THOMAS BARDAN. aged stxty-eight, ana miss
MARY NORRIS, aged thirty five; both OF Amelia
county.
On the CAD instant, by the Rev: George x; hard;
ing. in Manchester Mr. ANEhf 6,maneSester rn =
~ T,rr,dsv the 10Th instant. at the residence OF
n, A. G. Lipsccmb. by the Rev. Dr. Lee, MI
CHRISTIAN LE8sk to Mrs. CAROLlA'h V. uoh-
MAN both OF Henrico county. o,s
MONTGOMERY and Huntsville AlaoaWaj anu
Atlanta iGeorg ia) papers please copy.
On Tuesaav morning. at Hazel Hill, Frederic KS,
bnrg. by the Rev T. s. Dnnaway Rev. THOh 2 Q
HUME, pastor OF the Cumberland street bapti 81
the late Carter nj. BraxtOn, ESQ
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BANKING HOUSE OF WM. B. IsAAcs b Co., ,
CoscEK OF MAIN And FoURTE:E ETH STREETS,
RICHMOND.
RE- DEALERS IN COIN, BONDS, STOCKS
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and NE
GOTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
time, in sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
bouses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL
GUM. HOLLAND, SWEDEN, an d NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all ccessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and. Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at a liberal discount
de 2s-3m
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&pecd0Z Notices.


BE sTEARENE SOAP.-This best OF all
family soaps, now 30 favorably known all over
Inc United States lis, as It's name indicates, made
OF the hard substance Of pure tallow +" upon an
entirely new principle Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on washboard; one pound will 20
as far as three pounds OF other family soaps II
1t does not give satisfaction return It at our OK
pense. Beware OF limitations the genuine Ia
made only by
MokK0NE, VAN HAAGRH & CO.,
Manufacturers,
u south Front street, Philadelphia; 30 Barclay
street, New York. no a0-eow6m
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REFLECT THEM.-Mr. BRowN, OF Aen-
lucky, will Of course be turned out OF MS
seat in the House Of Representatives Wy
the Radicals. Anticipating this result
the Louisville Courier advises the people
Of his district to rcelect him, and to con-
Time to do so until House shall DC
elected that has some respect for the Con.
stitution and laws.
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Ono Of the prime esq,n,;,,,
South "is ~ Oh the condition of tho
and settle ,h TO induce men of capital to 'n no
cannot ha a ,aete' says FoRxEY. BIZ, th o. :.
s In0s % done so long as negro nus mat
snail continue and egro supremacy
s' sui'u ~ .ne South so long as Radicsiiym rs
rules the land. The "prime essent;a 1l !,
70 southern and national prosperity i
from power, pa y
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DIED.

At the residence of her husband, Joseph GORE
In the town OF Manchester on THURSDAY, DeGem
her 26th, at 10 O'Clock p. M, Mrs. ELlZAb6TH a
MOORE, In the forty seventh year OF her age;
Her funeral will take place THIS AfIhENoo ~
at / o clock at the residence Of her husband, or
Hull street, near Petersburg railroad. Friend,
ard acquaintance of the family are Respectfully
invited to attend.
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THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-The following gentlemen are APP
spect to The subscription to the above company:
Charles A. Rose, +. j. Barnes Samuel 4. Est91'
William James Epps, George Gibson, John w.
Tanner, Archer Anderson, Samuel G. Tardy, e.
Mason, Otto Morganstsrn. o: Mountcastle q l.
W. Smith, j. Frank Coo dwin. William NJ. Archer,
J Ohm Gibson, Nestor e. Forbes. William +. Tay-
Tor, John H. Knowles '. Bargamin. George b.
Sloat Thomas NJ. Sanders, r. E. Blankenship,
Robert T. Taylor. Frs. pusche, Thomas A: Bran
der, John G. PIyds, G. c. Tinsley. Joseph Wais9n,
w. j. Bovill, Evan Snead, j. W. Beveridge, John
Clash, John Bowers, James D. Browne.
The above committee will meet THIS Saturday.
EVENING at o'clock AT Morganstern's Hall, on
Broad between Third and Fourth streets.
de 2S-lt CHARLES a. ROSE, Chairman.
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FoRNEY's Chronicle seems to think it a
little remarkable that twelve negroes
should have been accidentally shot " IN
Memphis on Christmas day. FoRNEYS
wit, however, loses its flavor when it is re-
membered that there were several whites
among the dozen persons thus shot.
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sH UNION BANF. OF RICHMOND,
.lsAVlNr rs 1NsTITUTIoHJ
oFFloS ATTHEFAATIoEAL EXCHANGE BANK.
sUBso' hBED CAPITAL, 100000.
THIS IHsT1T .uTJoN ALLOWS Six PKR Gent.
On DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT. JR.. President.
JAMES KILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTIONS.
E.. 4. Paino, L. D. .orenahsw, ". B. auarlss,
Trm. q. Lyons, j., Z. &. Blanken.
4. Bode ker, B. B. Weisiger, ship,
W. A. Spot, Mosos Euyson, J. B. Winston,
a. l.. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutehin-
Z. r. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
VI. z. Binford, J. W. Hall, T. W. Doswell,
J. A. Belvin, W. F. Gray, W. E. Tanner,
r. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, In. Eowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubtsd,
| and the institution should commend itself to all
| classes.
The attention Of all in city and country Is called
to this Institution. Here they will ind security,
convenience. and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and SIX PSF cent. Interest
received on same.
Once hours from . A. II. tos p. NJ. on Saturday
from 4. N. to P. n, and from TO sP. II.
10 la-d&swts
ROBERT q. kAURY. JAkBa l.. HAURT
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
EE II. II. MAURY e CO.,
(zsTABLIsHED IN 1881
BANKERS AED BkGkKBs,
no. loII Main street.,
&rst house below the post ofss,
RIUHxoED, VA.
STRRLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND sILYKs,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDSand
STOCKS, &c.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all assesRibls points In the United
States. fat
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TOX'S SPARKLING GELATINE,
COOPER'S SHRED ISM GLASS,
VANILLA BEANS,
NUTMEGS,
MACE,
CLOVES.
CINNAMON,
CAsSIA,
ALLsPICE,
PEPPER,
GINGER,
EXTRACTS OF VANILLA, LEMON, ALMOND,
PINEAPPLE, sTRAWBBRR RASPBERRY,
CLOVES, CELERY, AND SAGE, for sale by
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
de 2l-ts S25 Broad street.
DOR CHRISTMAS
A CITRON, RAISINs,
ALMONDS,
FILBERTS,
PRESERVED GINGER,
LEMONS,
CURRANTS,
FIGS,
ROLL BUTTER,
GELATINE,
CCCOANUTS,
PALMNUTS,
FANCY BASKETS,
TOILET SOAPS, &c.
de 20 DANDRIDGE Il ANDERSON.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

UNION BANK OF RICHMoND,(
December %, 1857. :
fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders of the UNION BANK OF RICH
M0ND will be held at the Office Of Messrs. Dayen-
port & Co. on THURSDAY the 9th Of January
next, at half-pas o'clock z. NJ. Stockholders
are requested to be present or represented by
proxy.
de 25-td J. MILLER, Cashier.
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MeetI72g8.

RICHMOND, VA, December n,

RICHMOND, VA, December n, 1857.
MELLOW CITIZENS OF RICH,
T. MOND,-Our present condition demands i'm
perat vely that we increase our population to oo'
lain additional labor and foreign capital to deve.
lope the natural resources of our State and TO Be-
cure their enjoy mept to the control OF ourselves
and our posterity. AS this can not be obtained
seasonably by any other means than by encou'
raging immig grafton from abroad. you are request
III, at the City Hall, for the purpose OF adopting
necessary measures to efect this object Addresses
upon the subject WIN. F. BUTLER,
NN C. g. McRAE,
J. NJ GODDIN,
w g. WARWICK,
THOS. w. McCANCE,
z. T. MOORE,
H. Won GROOMING,
JOS. MAYO,
Z. FUNTAINE,
A. S. BUFURD,
j. D. BLAIR,
CHARLES ELLIS,
p. v. DANIEL, JR.,
HENRY A; WISE,
LEWIS D. CRENsHAw,
JAS +. BRANCH,
n. g. FAINT.
j. l.. APPERSON,
J. l.. WILLIAMS,
p. J. WRIGHT,
W. GODDIN,
]. M. RERNDoN,
HAAVEYS & WILLIAMS,
JOHN PURCELL,
VIM. b. ISAAGs,
DAVID !. BURR,
S. c. ROBINSON,
w. F. PRICE,
de est JAS. MCDONALD.
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Drugs, Medicines, de-


MO QUACKERY Ito THE AT.
~ FLlCTED.-T. B. BASES COUGH SYRUP,
l4I Gonsumption, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Bron-
Gnflps. and all Diseases of the Lungs in the Incl.
Plent stages, and afOrding more relief in the ad.
,yanced stages Of Consumption than any other
known compound. The receipt for this valuable
medicine was given me by the much lamented
Carter P. Johnson, M. D., and Professor of An
atomy In the Medical College, Richmond, Va,
before he left on bis Inflated trip to Europe The
rep1tat ton Of It's author makes anything can say
entirely unnecessary. The certificate OF Dr.. Mayo
commsndatory, Is appended:
z: e Bass; Dear sir,-The prescription made
10, ,1I you Dy Dr.. G; r. Johnson certainly combines
used In my practice in all cases of Colds, Coughs
Bronchial lrritations-even cases decidedly
phthisical have been cured, or greatly benefited
know OF nothing / could more confidently re-.
commend from actual experience.
J. A. MAYO, NJ. D.
None genuine without my signature.
T. 3: Be IS, Richmond, Va.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LAOD l. CO.,
L, B. THOMAS, Q. a: STRECKER, E. V. HUD-
NUT, and ROBERT LECKY, Church Hill.
l6--3rn
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s@ THE LATEST ARRIVAL AT
LEVY BROTHERS..
FRENCH MERINo, all colors, at 75c.
The finest CoLoRED ALPACAs at soc. worth 7sc
ALL.WOOL WHITE FLANNEL at 25c
Full yard wide WHITE FLANNEL at &c.,, war.
raned all wool.
Heavy BROWN TABLE DAMAsK at &c.,, worth
sl25 per yard.
500 pairs FLEECED-LINBD GLOVES at 1Oc.,
worth CSC.
500 pairs BERLIN PLUsH-LINED GLOVES at
&c., worth 75c.
a75 pairs MEMS CLOTH GLOVES at 5oc.,
600 EXTRA FINE PRINTED BORDERED HAND
KERCHIEFs, FOX GENTLEMEN, warranted
pure linen, at SOC. would be
cheap at 75c.
THE BEST ENGLISH HALF HOSE at SOC. pair.
rS5 per dozen.
375 sONTAGs at SOC. sold at 81 at the begin.
ming Of the season.
2e5 CHILDREN's HOODS at a5c, worth 75c.
S 900 yards full yard. wide BLEACHED and UN.
BLEACHED COTTON at l2sc.
10, 900 yards CALICoEs at 8sc., loc., and l2sc.
1874 SHIRT BosoMs at 12,c.
A few left of those SOC. EMBROIDERED HAND.
KERCHIRFS, worth 81.
The above are only few Of the great bargains
which we offer.
All goods sold at the lowest rates at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
l547 Main street,
nearly opposite the markst-house.
[de27]
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pREPARE FOR CRAFTSMANSHIP
season Tor re. unions and remembrance nv
me old folks and the young will soon bs hers,'
IN tnese hard times, how much more SUITABLK
20 nave an eye to service IN our Christmas gIfts
~ Ins HsH OF gewgaws a handsome MUTT or
GIQfh IS; or any article OF WEARING IPPA.
aHL, or HAHDkERCHIEFS, yECK-TIsS. etc.
VIII De (ust as acceptable, and much more sensi,
Die. All who take this view are directed to
b. BaCHERs MERCHANT TAILORING AND
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
No. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
where their wants in this regard can be supplied
with the best material and workmanship at
LOWEST PRICES
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
on hand, which we offer verv low. No more ap-
propriate Chrstmast gift than SUIT.
Gds lQ-tJanll
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-AW21ESen1e7ltS..

4 GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUa
MENTAL CONCERT,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
ORPHANS OF ST. .JOSEPH'S ASYLUM,
will be given at the
RICHMO THEAT
on MONDAY EVENING, December 80 1867, ,
by the best amateur talent of the city, under d.
PKoFEssoRs E. A. AMBOLD and o. 4. ERICSSON,
together with the
RICHMOND ORCHESTRA,
under direction Of Professor kessnich.
The Singing Club Of the
RICHMOND TUHNER ASSOCIATION,
under direction Of their leader,
PROFESSOR q. .KRAUS,
have also voluntee red for the occasion.
Tickets SO cents children, 26 cents for sale at
the book aud music stores and principal hotels.
For programme, BEE advertisement on Monday
morning de IS
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GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
THE NEW YEAR!
sTARKE RYLAND,
OILS MAIN STREET,
respectfully call attention to their new and
elegant stock Of
FAMILY and POCKET BIBLES,
HYMN BOOKS for all denominations,
PRAYER BOOKS, Of various styles;
Ladies' WORK BOXES ana WHITING DESKS,
Splendidly illustrated GIFT BOOKS,
Elegant editions OF tho POETS,
Children's TOY BOOKS,
GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
INITIAL PAPER and ENVELOPES; and
FANCY STATIONERY generally. de 1s-lot
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Holiday Goods.

TOR THE HoLIDAYs.-JEwF1pv
patterns OF Diamond Sets, Rings, Pins H.
large variety OF Stone, Cameo, Pearl Austhv,f
Of ErGSIeap aa5ns Jet and other sss
frst quality. beautiful styles, and war,sntsd
Also, GOLD WATCH CHAINS OF new and bear.
tlfni patterns. sILVBRWARR in full sets. and an
sxtensive assortment Of silver articles In cases.
&C., Tor presents also, Silver Spoons. Porks Ia
dles, Butter Knives, Mugs, Goblets, Csstors. Card
Ppa zee f9rts. monpaes, Napkin Rings and Cream
established stand, lai2 Main street. g. eAe o'o
-, JOHN H. TYLER & CO.,
oe q successors to Mitchell & Tylar
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In
~ compliance with an ordinance of the city OF
nlchmond will attend at my office, at the City
Sast OF December, inclusive, to receive the re-
naming ma half of the CITY TAXES. deducting ten
June. ifIIIWS uSfSnN n =. . IA
Nh; n.-Ihose persons who have not paid any
psoH OF their bills will please call during the
fora nave no opportunity of calling on them be-
ADJ atSv ot their property for SALE which vii
sSpea o Paia their personal tax by that time must
get on ", IA their goods levied on as soon as
entire accon o once as AIN requested to settle my
In J. A. HoBSoN. G. G.. r.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
A CERTAIN REMEDY
Distressing and Painful Meastrustion, Retention,
Rush of Blood to the Head, Dizziness, Dimness Of
Sight, Green Sickness, Heaviness, Fatigue on any
most annoy ing, weakening, and the beginning Of
THE LE0CoRRHGA, OR WHITES.
THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM.
quieting the nerves and bringing back the "rosy
color OF health " to the check Of the most delicate
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box Price. 81 per box six boxes, SIS: Sold IN
G GhlSIhmQnd' Va, wholesale and retail by P0R-
4. BoDEKER { BRoTHER, l5Ss Main street;
Z; r; D1yAL, so7 Main street;
sAUNDERs & HOW ARD, corner Brook avenue
and Marsh sll street;
LEWIS M an4 rhrd
u: w: FRAYsER, corner Broad and Seventeenth
Z. '. HUDNUT, Church Hill.
Ladies', by sending either Of the above agents
ST. can have the pills sent by mail to any part OF
% SaHRy dP o' assHs for
ar ana by one druggist" IN every city and town
In Virginia. de l0-3m
pURE GLYCERINE, inodorous and
Il warranted free Of lead or any injurious
quality.
PURIFIED CaLOROFORM, for inhalation and
internal use.
HERRING'S ENGLISH EXTRACTS, for use In
prescriptions.
DEoDoRIZED TINCTURE OF OPIUM, superior
to Laudanum and the Elixir Of Opium.
SYRUP OF THE BROMIDE OF IRON. sub.
stitute for Syrup of the Iodde.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compound
ed by experienced and thoroughly skilled apoth-
ecaries, with full strength and pure medicines.
MEADE b BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
no 20 Ninth and Franklin streets.
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sW UNION BANF. OF RICHMOND,
k(sAVlEe rs INsTITUTION.)
OFFICE AT THE r. ATIoEAL EXCHANGE BANK.
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IHE RADICALS AND TIE AMNESTY PRo-
cLAMAT1oN.-The Tribune is making itself
unnecessarily unhappy over the amnesty
proclamation and its anticipations that the
president will issue an executive order
opening the registration lists in the South
TO those who are restored to their civil and
political rights by that document. 1t is
true, as stated, that the Cabinet we're
unanimous in their opinion on Friday last
that full pardon conveyed the political
right Of suffrage; but it was not held that
it was the special province Of the Execu-
tive TO secure this right to the pardoned
individual in the face Of positive con-
gressional prohibition. There is reason
to believe that the President holds that
the constitutionality of that prohibition
can be tested in the proper tribunals by the
pardoned individual whenever he is denied
suffrage by the board of registration. The
numerous inquirers at the White House
to-day and at Grants headquarters were
therefore not very successful in obtaining
any Executive order for the opening Of the
southern registration lists Washington
Correspondence Ne1o York World.
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UNITED STATES BoNDs.-The Republi
can papers are abusing the Democrats of
Ohio for proposing to pay off the funded
debt OF the country in legal tenders. This
is called Reputation" the "sacrifce of
the national credit" and other hard
names; but is not half so bad, if bad at
oil, as the measures that the Radicals have
already endorsed and forced upon the
country. Who made legal tenders good
payment for debts incurred in gold and
silver, thus legalizing the reputation of
private contracts? Who compelled the
creditor to accept a deprecated currency
for his demands, giving him oftentimes
only fifty cents on the dollar If we are to
suffer the name of regulators, the stigma
has already attached. The public debt
was incurred in greenbacks why should it
not be paid in greenbacks 1t was dis
tributed when gold was two hundred and
eighty; objection can hardly be made to
its payment now that gold is one hundred
and forty. If the Radicals can point to
any law guaranteeing the payment of the
public debt in gold they need not hunt SO
far as they do at present for their argu-
ments. If there is no such law there is no
obligation, express or implied, to repay
other money than that loaned. But in
any event simple way Of avoiding all
question is TO buy up the bonds in open
markct.-Ne,r York Citizen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-12

MINERAL MANIFESTATIONS OF GREEN
BRIER VALLEY, AND FOREST RESOURCES
We have just been shown by one of tine
agents of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road enterprise specimens of unmlstahd6le
iron ore SO pure that it requires no minero-
logical expert to determine its character
or 10 estimate its value.
These specimens were picked up from
thousands and tens of thousands OF acres
of surface manifestations, Of equal and su-
perior percentage of purity, stretching
along east of the Greenbricr river from
Authony's creek in Greenbrier, passing
Spice run, Laurel creek, Beaverlick creek,
and Beaverlick mountain far up into Poca-
hontas county.
The specimens before US break with a
metallic surface almost as free from foreign
matter as the fractured surface of pig
metal or of moulded misunderstanding
Times.