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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-04

HENRICo COUNTY COURT-TRIAL FOR
MuRDER.-The County Court Of Henrico
met yesterday, Justices Lee, Childrey,
Hendrick, and Friend being present, and
George D. Peasants, Esq, presiding.
After the transaction Of some civil bust
ness the court entered upon the consi-
deration of the case Of the Commonwealth
Us. Norton for the murder of John Mooney.
As the facts in this case may have escaped
the minds of our readers, we give below a
concise statement of the affair. On Sunday
April 9th, three Federal soldiers, while
passing an old we'll on the premises OF
Major Harvey, on the Westham plank road,
discovered therein the body of man whom
they identified as Musician John Mooney,
of company |, Eleventh United States in
fantry. There were no marks Of violence
about the body except that the neck
seemed to have been broken from the
easy manner in which the head could be
turned. At the coroner's inquest it was
ascertained that Mooney had been granted
leave of absence on the 9th of April,
and had been missing for three weeks.
Morton was subsequently arrested on
evidence given by several cOlored persons.
The case came before the County Court at
the May term, but was continued on ac-
count of the illness of the attorney for
the Commonwealth. Messrs. Marmaduke
Johnson, G. w. Thomas, and j. G. Spal-
ding appeared for the prisoner. Yesler-
day Lieutenant j. F. Smith (U. S. Az ,
Thomas Houchins, Charles Marlborough,
Ann Ellis (colored), James Hiskin, and
Reuben Roane (colored), were examined
for the Commonwealth. An unusually
large number of witnesses are in attend
ance-twenty eight having been summon
ed for the prosecution.
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THEFT AND ARREsT.-Yesterday morn
ing. two little negro boys entered the store
of Mr.. J. S. Lewis, through the rear way,
while he was engaged in the front part,
and carried off lot Of shoes, which they
secreted in pile of bricks near by. They
then returned with the intention of making
another haul, when they were "bagged "
by Mr.. Lewis and carried to the station
hnuce
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The CROPs.-Bright promises of an un-
usually large crop of wheat have been
held out for the last two or three months
in letters from all parts of the State and in
many of our newspapers. A large num-
Der of intelligent farmers in the counties
near Richmond, however, are inclined to
think that the prospect has been over -estl-
mated. For several weeks past there have
been rumors to the effect that the wheat
was not quite so promising, and now we
regret to learn that the rust has begun to
make its appearance. The blade seems to
be very generally affected, and in some In
stances the stalk has been touched.
The weather with which we have been
visited during the last few days-wet and
warm-has tended greatly to develop this
disease.
Oats were seeded late, but promise well,
unless the present weather continues
after they head.
The clover crop is very promising, and
not being subject to as many mishaps as
the wheat, q very large yield isanticipated.
II is now lust in condition to NOW, and in
few days all the available force of the
farmers will be thrown into the fields for
the purpose of saving the crop.
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THE DAILY DIsPAroH FOR rHR sPRryGs AND
SUMNER REtoRra.--The Daily Dispdtch will be
regularly mailed for the VII ole or any part of the
season, to our friends who may visit the Springs or
any summer resort. Orders left at our counter or
sent by mail will receive attention
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-The
United States Circuit Court will meet
again to-day. 1t is believed that the court
will at once enter into the trial of the
parties presented by the grand jury just
before its late adjournment.
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CHURCH HILL LITERARY SoCIETY.-A
called meeting of this society is announced
at half.past 8 O'Clock this evening. The
meeting will be a short one, but as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted, all
in any way connected with the association
are requested to attend.
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~ SOMETHING INTERESTING!
,pnr . nj PC

n SOMETHING INTERVENING.
TO THE LADIES
~ accordance with resolutions adopted by The I'M
c-El,ued finn, We have made fUkTbEh hh-
DCCTIoN IN tte prices Of our entire etoeEo o.
REASONABLE DRY GOODS.
We have Just received from large dee uus'
te.u .n New York beautiful line ot
BLACK aud WHITE GROUND LMBRo 6hD
GRENADINES,
e WHITE and BLACK GRENADINES,
Fix STRIPE ENGLISH BERAGE,
LENOs, MOZAMBlQUEs, and other
ysEos GOODS.
ALSO,
cheap line OF
BLEaCHgD and BRoW n SHIFTING and SHEET
ING A. HIRsH CO.,
mvl. CIT Broad street.
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FARE TO LYNCHBURG.-The Norfolk and
Petersburg and the Southside railroads
have also agreed to allow all delegates to
the Baptist General Association at Lynch
burg who pay full fare going thither to
return free on presenting the certificate of
the secretary of the association that they
were delegates to that body.
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ANNIVERSARY MEETING.-The anniver-
sary meeting of the Young Mems Mis-
sionary Society took place last evening,
and was well attended. The anniversary
address was delivered by the Rev. DR..
T. G. Jones, D. D. 1t was an able and
eloquent effort, and was listened to with
great interest and attention.
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EXTINGUIsHING FOURTH OF July FIRE
wORKs.-The city authorities Of Boston
have resolved to prohibit the use of all
kinds of fireworks on the coming Fourth
of July, and thereby save the sixty thou
sand dollars usually appropriated for that
Chinese element of the annual celebra-
tions. This is wise and economical re-
form in a custom more honored in the
breach than the observance, and one that
might very properly be initiated in this
city, where large amount of both public
and private money is annually thrown
away in this childish display of fireworks
and the useless explosion Of patriotic gun
powder. Apart from the extravaganza of
this custom, it is invariably accompanied
by serious accidents. Men have their arms
blown off in firing cannons; horses are
frightened by the explosion of crackers in
all directions; and fires very often occur
from the careless use of fireworks. The
terrible fire last year in Portland had its
origin III the Fourth of July demonstra-
tionS. The whole business of celebration,
as it is called, has degenerated into a mere
farce. Nobody is any better for the usual
fatiguing exercises of the national holiday,
while great many are much the wOrSe.-
Nel1 York San.
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.y- ruE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA BY

CoLTNB-S was an event that gave honor to his
name art pride 10 his countrymen. Dr.. CHAL-
EANT mas discovered
PREPARATION FOR THE HAZE
which sands unrivslled, and now the American
people rejoice that their hair is to be preserved
ana not burned ont with the alcoholic prepara-
lions heretofore used.
ASK any druggist for
my % CHALFANT'S COCO CREAM.
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SALE OF PIG IRoN.-Mr. W. R. Pugh
yesterday sold to the Tredegar Iron Works
500 tons of pig iron from the Elizabeth
Furnace, Augusta county, owned by D. &
II. Forrer. This furnace is now turning
out between forty and fifty tons per week.
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R1CHINGs OPERA TRoUPE.-We regret
that the rumor that this favorite company
would appear among us shortly is not so.
They have just closed this season in Wash
ington, and will not commence another
before the lst Of September next. They
will be in Richmond about the lst Of Oc-
tober. This we got from q prominent
member in Washington. We had the
pleasure of attending their performance
in that city on Saturday, and were more
than ever pleased with them. Miss Rich
ings is even more charming than when last
here, if such be possible, and Campbell
and Castle never fail to carry everything
before them. Mrs. Seguin left Washing
ton Saturday morning for Philadelphia,
where she has an engagement for night
or so to sing with Parepa. Several valua-
hle acquisitions have been made to the
company, and it is now near perfection.
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THE DOG -CATCHERs.-The dog -catchers
on Saturday captured forty-six dogs, two
hogs, and four goats. OF the dogs forty
were killed, and the remainder released or
redeemed. The hogs and goats were sold.
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Es JOHN J. WERTH,

LE- JOHN J. WERTH,
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW THE PosT-oFFIcB,
!. prepared to furnish to strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BlTUMlNOUS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part of the city
No!nf,ror FUEL Will be sold on any Terms
I-ms object being to give satisfaction In al eases
NV Its
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE ROUTE
FREE LUNCH
MAMMOTH TURTLE BUTCHERED

To NEW YOEK.-GREAT REDUCTION PRICE
pF PASSAGE by the magnificent side wheel
steamships HATTERsS and ALBEMARLE, leav-
.ng Richmond on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVE
NISGS. only TWELVE DOLLARS for passage,
meals, and stae.room. Excursion tickets issued
s.r he round trip- good TO return by either steam
TWENTY DOLLARS. Apply to
SAMUEL AYREs CO., Agents,
rv.--ew 1920 Cary street.
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HIGH PRICE FOR JAMES RIVER LAND
A few days ago Mr.. Franklin Stearns soid
four acres and a half Of the old Powhatan
place, on James river, few miles below
the city, for the large SUN OF nine thou-
sand dollars. The party purchasing repre-
sented company of capitalists, VINO pro
pose to enter at an early day upon the
~ r.c.ure Of fre-proof bricks at that
yvnt, from which shipment may be easily
made.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS.-Al-
IT WAYS on hand large assortment 9i rsrlor,
Chamber and Dining -rooD ~ hSlTuhE, Warh. .
robes, Buroaps, Betsteads, WaShstands, cane and
wood seat Chairs, Arm and Rocking Chairs. Hair
and shIck Mattresses, and other articles 100 hu-
marons 10 aenlion. Cali and examine for your.
saIrss HABLtsT0N q BROTHER,
No. sos NJ ain street, corner Ninth.
Two sToRRS for rent, on Cary between Ninth
"a Tan.h sfTeets Ap 6--ts
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rBkTrER TIIAN RmETORiC-Is pr,

that WOODS CASTAJIAE CREAM is bound TO
lead the OF all other hair dressings now in the
market. BEAD the following from one Of our most
fashionable lady friends:
Nr. Wood | ain very much pleased with vour
Ias.alian Hair Cream. and have recommended II
y. ~ highly to friend. Please send her bottle
foT the enclosed fifty cents.
Respectfully, S. L.
Sold by the druggists. my %
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4 LBERT J.. WEST, ARCHITECT,
"A continues to furnish DRAWINGS for all
kinds of buildings and other improvements, and
TO superintsnd their construction. special attsn-
ton given To slgning couutry weil city resi-.
dencrs, stores, bridges, &C. Surveys, plots, and
divisions OF ots farms, and other property careiui
ly made. Also, drawings for engrsvsrs and the
patent Office. Once over National Bank OF VIZ
ginia, Richmond, Va. js4-s'
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+ LIGHTNING RODS.

r IGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD.
consisting OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED.
being hslf-inch diameter. and equal to three
inch bar OF iron in conducting
capacity.
This rod is entirely continuous In It's character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now In use, and 80 pronounced by scientific
experts as the following extracts will show; being
hgt few Of the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsTERIoR,l
WAsHISGToN, ID. C., June IL, 1890. J
Sir-In reply TO yours OF the 9th instant as TO the
qualities Of your patent lightning rod IA combina-
nation OF copper and ironl, the Kind sppilsd py
you to the Patent ohice building. will state that i
Il the opinion of the scientific experts In which
fully coincide, that is the best rod yet produced
and ther sfors very chssrfully recommend Its use.
Very respectfully your oSsd,sn. Psns Isrvsn, R6sp
Engineer and Acting s1psrntsndSsina ,s ri sa,1Siny
To l.. j. Hr,oiey, ESQ, Baltimore, Nd.
concur in the above opinion, w.,-.
late Architect Of United States Capitol Extension.
CAPITOL or rHT UNITED srArxs,(
July Is. 1855. !
From the knowledge have Of the operations Of
electricity, and the examination have made OF
MT. L. J. Haw ey's invention, am Of the opinion
that his Is the best and safest electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts are scientifically ar
ranged, and not liable TO get out OF order.
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
OPPIcg OF THE SCIENTIFIC AHERIcAS,l
WAsHIsdroS, ID. c., August ~, isoo
Dear Strive are much gratinsd to hear OF your
| success In connection with your improved Llght,,
| Ming Rod. and We are conndsnt, from iheIf gredt
practical merit, tb you will nnd them even moro
| popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, arSs u 70.
| To J. Il: HaWiey Esq. Baltimore, Nd.
NEW YoRK, November -, 1865.
| Upon inspection OF L. J. Hawley's invention OF
sup, ror 10 any rod that have ever seen. there
| fore take pleasure In recommending Its use.
| 4. &. BAKEK, Fire Marshal.
DOVER CoHPASr,)
OFFICE OF BSsISEsR AND SUPERINTENDENT
| DOvBk MINES, VA, April "a. lss7. }
| Mr. William S. Manson, Richmond:
| Dear sir.-Ths Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from you las been Set up on the compAny's build
ings here, and 10 very satisfactory.
The principle OF Its construction IL unQ uessions.
bly, correct--ths amount Of conducting surface
being very great In proportion 10 tho weight {"
The work Of setting up seems also to have been
| we'll and faithfully done.
Very respectfully. your obedisnt servant 3 S1,x,
| Engineer and superintendent.
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EFB,KER,s PREMIUM BITTERs.-!

certain and infallible remedy for Dyspepsia, Agut
and Fever, General Debility, sc. For sale by al
drGggis;s in the city of Richmond and elsewhere
orders promptly filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 333, Richmond, Va.
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The BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER con-
tributed jointly by Messrs. J. w. Card
we'll & Co. and Beckham s. Co. to the Ba-
zaar was raftled on Saturday. Mr.. John
A. Hutcheson, Of Henrico county, made
the successful throw, and won the prize.
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VOL. XXXII.
4irhmond nispatrh.
TUESDAY. ..............JUNE 4. 1867.

An IMMENSE REsERvOIR.-1t Is indeed q
noble application Of the science of civil
engineering to divert the courses of tor
rents, which so often cause great loss of
property, and endanger, if not DESTROY,
life, into reservoirs prepared for the pur-
pose, and thus make the wild and raging
waters peaceful element for the sanitary
supply of cities, and a motive power for
the support Of arts and manufactures. All
this has been done, as we learn from the
Jooundt Of the Franklin Institute, at Fu-
rens, near the city of Etienne, in the De-
partment Of the Loire, France. The old
bed of the Furens, In the part where 1t
forms vast basin, has been shut off down
the river by bar fifty metres, or one
hundred and sixty feet high, the profile of
which was adjusted according to the type
of equal resistance. The bar is made al
most entirely Of ordinary masonry, and
only the cap is composed Of regular blocks,
which are of cut stone. This bar is found
ed on rock, which encaSes its base and
sides. According to arrangements made
regarding this immense reservoir, which
was only finished last year, it can hold
easily in reserve, twice year, spring and
autumn, S4,750.000 cubic feet for the
needed distribution to the city and manu-
| factories. The consumption by the former
cannot possibly exceed 2l,l9O,000 cubic
feet, and there then remains 63,560,0G0 GU
bic feet to divide among sixty-eight manu-
factories. The whole cost of the reservoir
was about 100000, and the revenue re-
ceived pays fully five per cent. on this,
without counting the increased value Of the
manufactures supplied from this source.
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,oLLIERY PROPRIEToRs AND

jDCJLLIERY PROPRiElOihISn y p' ND -
j Mn .GgRS.-we, the subscriber, H. u. bikp
tnl -. " DrkiOP Of Petersburg, va haSihb
'n appointed sole agents in the nniied St1,es pi
.,.ssis jones d LLNI" MS Patent vvnb
'lIIIaG MACHINE, (p4tent night secured, M aa-
'.e ne o''eutiou Of colliery propIietors ana M"
Les'Is o. DO.
ne machines are now ready for sale on reshon
EDie terms TLOse wishing Information concern
'h- cOst and w"ikiug II ths machines VIII Dc
BIRD b DUNLOP,
Ly s-2w Post office box az, Petersburg. Va.
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classification Of Advertisements.

tNoTE.-All Advertisements are classified. a.
they thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear hrst under each heading.]
Advertisements received too late for classiaca.
ton will be found at foot OF columns
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THE DEATH OF GENERAL A. Z. Hill
The special correspondent Of the New
York Times, who has been visiting the
works around Petersburg, Va, gives the
following account Of the death of General
A. p. Hill in letter dated May 26th:
"In connection with the defence of Fort
Gregg / must also mention fact which l
learn from General Malone in regard to
the death of the distinguished Confederate
corps commander A. =. Hill. General
Lees headquarters were but short dis
tance in rear of Gregg, in house on the
Boydton plank road between the fort and
the town. At the time Fort Gregg was
carried, Generals Hill and Malone were in
conversation with Lee at his headquarters.
AS the firing grew nearer and nearer, Lee,
intenty listening to the sounds, suddenly
turned to Hill and said: How is this,
General? Your troops are giving way
Upon this Hill mounted his horse, dashed
to the front, but while galloping down the
road he suddenly came upon two men III
blue uniforms. Throw down your arms y
shouted the General. But the men quickly
sprang behind tree, and, levelling their
pieces, fired. Hill fell from his horse dead.
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The favorite epitbet applied to ser"''' y
srmner,s Russian speech is "exhaH' ''-.
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Clothing.

ENCOURAGING, ENCOURAGING.
L. LOOK AT THE SUN ONCE M0RE.-wheat
crop saved-which will give every farmer an op-
portunty once more to be able to enjoy the luxury
OF again wearing one Of those nice, cool LINEN
SUITS so often indulgsd in Jrior to the war, and
purchased at the old established clothing house OF
wM. IRA SMITH CO.
We have all kinds OF MEMS and BOYS CLOTH
ING a. l2l Main street. my %
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Persons wishing the abovs-speeiped roo; on @ me
.om,non GalynniIad Rod put upon their buildings
can have the work done in tho most f.itnfai man q,
ner Ali wors pat mp ~ NE ksptln repair "s' VI
sn"s0 NV WILLIAM 4. MuSsON,
zoe Main street.
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,Sacings Banks, dc.
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BANKING ASDl
INsCRlyCE CohPAxI. J

OFFICE OF THE RIoHxosD BANKING AxDl
ISsCRAyCE CohPAxI.
THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED
l. TO DO A GENERAL BANKls9 BUSINESS,
description Of property also. to insure lives on
the most favorable terms. They have secured me
services OF EpwARD sIsroE, late cashier OF the
Traders Bank, who will have charge Of the BANK
ing Department:
age pledging that nothing shall be left undons 70
I'''"'H'' JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
J.P. C. Porrs, Secretary.
A will be seen by the above notice, have con.
nectsd myself with the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company TO conduct the Banking Do.
psrtmsnt Of the Company. Ny long connection
with the Farmers Bank Of Virginia and the Ira
ders Bank Of Richmond justines me In assuring TO
my fris nds and the pub lie nsrsly that the same
aceommod atins spirit heretofore manifested all
ever be shown IA all my business transactions
with hem.
mn lS-n x sINToN. Cashier.
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
DiSSOI,ttiO,,s. &c.

THE FIRM OF ALLEN Il LACY IS
i this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All
parties indebted to the hrm viii please come for
ward and settle their accounts.
js4-3t* AAAsN LACI.
BuYkeville, June 1st. 1851
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L0lCyerS.

THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
i AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHAN
Gerry practices in the courts OF the city OF hich-
mond and the county OF Henrco. Ofice on Frank
lin second door from Sixth street. ia lZ-ts
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tg GREAT ATTRACTION!
EPICUREANs TAKE NOTICE

tg- GREAT ATTRACTION!
EPICUREANS TAKE NOTICE
FREE LUNCH
MAMMOTH TURTLE BUTCRERED!
T'HN DABEEY, the Prince OF Caterers, has
4 i his MAMMOTH TURTLE, weighing 497
r.a"is. His Majesty will be served up daily,
THCRSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY.
BILL OF FARE.
STEAKS, SOUPS,
GREEN TURTLE la Tartar,
GREEN TURTLE stuffed Ia mode.
r0EN pABNEY 'akes this important occasion TO
issue his invitation, has been his custom for ten
wear, pat 10 all his old friends and customers to
b. on hand and partake OF FREE LUNCH every
S.~ all o'clock. my s0-ts
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WARMING TO THE PUBLIC

4 WARNING TO THE PUBLIC
n Notwithstanding the frequent notices given
by the Board OF Health Of this city to have your
wards and alleys put In proper condition for the
coming season to preserve the health OF the city,
we have used every effort on our part 70 cooperate
with the officials in endeavoring, through the
press. to induce citizens generally TO call and pro-
vide themselves with good and reliable
SUMNER CLOTHING.
so that they may be enabled to keep cool as well
as to keep healthy. word to the wise Is sufl-
cient Then we warn you to call at the old:
established house and supply yourselves, one and
ali. WILLIAM IRA SMITH co.,
nv 20 New No. 1903 Main street.
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NO-PARTNERSHIP.-We have this
u day formed a co-partnership under the style
nd arm Of ROGERS 4 co TO conduct 0eNk.
RAJ COMMISSION BUsIS Ess In the city OF kish.
mond in the warehouse on Fourteenth street, mGs: -
conducted by WILLIAM H. and j. PsHpLsIsN
RoaBxs, who are duly au'horLed TO rgn tns
name Of the him In the transaetion OF bhiness
connected Herewith. ,.S A..
Consignments OF goods are solicited, with tnS
assurance OF prompt attention on oar part - "
sales and remitances. -
Special attsLtion will be given TO the sale OF
baeco n. J. ROGERS,
n. n. ROGERS.
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Marine Intelligence.
FORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 3, 1857.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUSE 4, 1867.
, r'.ep.,....... iis Moon sets........... s.25
, cots .,.. ia High tide, A. M. 8 IL
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We respectfully announce to our friends and the
public generally that We have tbis day taken
cb srge Of the business OF Rogers 4 Co as above
noticed, and hope the same liberal patronsge re-.
c-ived from a generous PUBLIC whilst members OF
''n1'u " u' ~ 'N' ne" W. n. ROGERS.
ie a-ts j. p RO0KkS.
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rg- GREAT EXCITEMENT!

ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
EISHING GOODS At HALF PKICE.