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OFFICE RIuCMoND AND YORK RTYER}-
RAILROAD COMPANY, x 4 :
RICHMOND, March II, 1858. . q
MN mn Tr AnT u.TtA, ANT


7 me TO PH1LADELPHIA AND
IL BOSTON RE-OPENED.-Thisi company is
10 and from Boston and philadelphia. g...t 50
frelgh, for these points leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and d. the same time
for Baltimore, Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago,
and all points between Wheeling and Parkersbure
and Baltimore on the Baltimore and OHIO rail-
road. and all places reached by the Northern Cen
tral railroad. ~ ..-.-.sa.t. ...ya,s-.'Y .:sz.
Passengers will find this delightful spring and
sumner route TO Baltimore, where they arrive
always In time for the early trains North and West,
Nhb ample time for breakfast In baltimore, u
desired Fare 20 Baltimore only four dollars l$4l:
fre!ghts for Baltimore and points beyond re-
ceiyed al all hours s..,yti
Shippers, observe the following directions
FROM Boston TO oRICHMoND.-Mark your goods
keystone and Union Line, - care Of NRichmond
ana York River Railroad Line, - Baltimore, ano
snip by Boston and Providence railroad. ~.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RICHMOND.--Ship Dy
ne Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Line, ,,
30. Is North wharyes, Philadelphia, care OF
umorc.
Baltimore Office, No. 8 Light-street wharf.
Trans leave the Richmond depot daily at A. NJ.
,STAGE LINE FOR -TAPPAuANNOCK.- - Every
Tuesday, and FRIDAY MORNING, on the ar
Ital It,aal OF the cars at Fish Haul station, In King
passing King William Courthouse, Walkerton,
hfulngton and Miler's Tavern, and reaching Tap
pdIannOck al o. clock same day. .-s, ..sr -z- =
yEESSITHrning, stage leaves Tappahannock on WE'D
AESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and passengers
reach Richmond by the cars at $50: e. :. .9s-. =
IN faTg TO IL So ana to ofhsT points
r Freight and Ticker Agent.
Freight Agent - - NH ID
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooN PRE-
SIDING -SATURDAY.-John Newport and
william Dooly, hands on board the steamer
Niagara, arrested on charge made by
Ella johnson (negro) of having stolen her
pocket-book, containing S22, entered into q
personal recognizance for their appearance
before his Honor on Saturday the 10th in
slant. $3.50. R
Molly johnson (negro), charged with
abusing and assaulting John S. SchWal-
meyer, was discharged.
Edward Cannon, arrested for steannS one
anchor, valued at SIS, the property or D.
Schonberger, was discharged. /,
William B. Winston, for assaultlng ana
threatening the life of Courtney Norrls
negro grill, was fined s.. . ,ss-,. .:
7 John CM.-Rose, charged with breaking
into the shop of John Brandt and stealing
therefrom boots, shoes, and leather, valued
at $40, was discharged for want OF evidence
to convict him.
Several small boys were brought before
his Honor for mutilating the paEngs in hot
lyyood Cemetery by cutting off and defaclpnt
the ornamental lead work. They were nnes
! in each case amounts varying from TWO =
ten dollars. It. is to be hoped that tnl J,
vigorous method Of dealing with suci
thoughtless youngsters will have the enee
of abating this nuisance by deterring otnef
from following their example. G7
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MASONIC CELEBRArIoN-sT. JoHN's DAY
The various committees appointed by the
Lodges of this city to make arrangements
for the celebration of the festival of ST.
John the Baptist Oath instantly held q
meeting on Friday night, and agreed that
the Fraternity shall goin abody to Ash
land, on the Fredericksburg railroad
There will be no formal procession, but
those desiring to participate in the ceremo-
MES and festivities Of the day will Assem-,
BILE at Washington Hall, on Broad street, al
IL A. NJ, and proceed thence to the corner
of Seventh and Broad, where train will
be in waiting. Ssa5,' Or 81 - -ss.s''
| Committee. Of arrangements. William
G.. Tanner, chairman William Hall Crew
Of No. 19; DR.. C. W. P. Brock, of No. 10
T. NJ Sherry, Of No. II !; Charles Camp
bell, of No. Sc lJ.J. English, of No. 100
P. Weisiger, of No.s40; L. L. Bass, Of No
ST J.. T. Brown, Of No. 3d. .s3F'' s'as 's,'-
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!: ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made by the Second station police on Satps-
jday Charles Salamoni, for beating nus
wife; August Anderson (negro) tor the
same offence, and Patrick McMann for as
sauliing and beating Joseph Lee (nsTol i.
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NEEDS ArTEENTroN Marshall street near
Elba Park is in horrible condition. Water
stands in large puddles allthe time. There
is not q street in Richmond which is more
used as thoroughfare. It should be i'm
proved. 4 very small amount Of labor
would make it at least passable.
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TRIAL OF JErER PHILLIPS LIPS The special
session of the Circuit Court Of Henrico
county for the trial of James Jeter Phillips,
charged with the murder3of his wife, will
commence this morning. The court will
probably be held in the hall of the House
of Delegates, Capitol building. - ~
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LIsT OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS, REMAIN-
1NaIHfHE RieHMoaD PosTL LoFf1cE JuNE 16,
| 1858 IA " g. Adams Washington, D. e.;
Wellington Goddin, Riehmond Va. Miss
sBettie Fitzgerald, News Forty, Va. /; Zsb-
|slan tRoon, sa Roanoke scounty, Va; 3C., g.
Brewer, Washington, D. c.; John Gaines,
Petersburg, Na.; Rev. BurWell Va Mann,
Bedford county, Va. at.-
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HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoL LOGICAL SeCI-
ETY.-The Executive Committee will hold
a meeting at the rooms Of the society, COR
ner Main and Thirteenth streets, tonight.
Members and the public are invited to at
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ACCEPTED A CALL.--Rey. Richard T.
Davis, rector of Emanuel church, ,Henrico
county, has received and accepted q call to
St. Jsmes's church, Leesburg. He proposes
to enter upon the discharge of his duties
about the middle Of July. - . -.l :
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PIc-NIc To-MoRRow.-The ladies Of the
Hebrew Benevolent Association will give q
grand picnic at Euker's Spring Park to-
morrow. The best of refreshments will be
served. Kessnich will furnish the music,
and at night there will be. q grand illumi-
nation
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Corn and Flour ExchanRe.

.'+' RICHMOND, June IL 1858.
a g@aat7. - OFFERINGS. - -sEI ~. .# 'a
Wheat-White;. Is bushels. =, ~
Corn.-White, 27o bushels. Yellow, s4e bushels.
Mixed, ]. 372 bushels. Gasas .0E-.'sH rga s5fsi
OdtS.-44O bushels. .
. Rys.--27 bushels. ? t5[H $50
MedL.-5i bushels, - ,-~.s.....'F..r .-: 80.
Peas. Gs.-Blackeye, u bushels.
: III zJ1 II no sAIEs.6 . g-,sgD 90 "Ri ia
2 Wheat-White, 8 bushels very inferior at 3D. !;
10 bushels very good Mt $2 e5.
Corn--White,3 90 bushels at 81. IS; ~ bushels at
l23 Mixed, 2i bushels at Sl.25; 1e2 bushels at
81 81; IS bushels at ST. 49, $50 bushels Mt 81 20 ia
Oats.-92 bushels prime ut SIC. So bushels very
good at s2c. Ss bushels good ut S0c lO4 Dusnels
prime OIL private terms. sa IN Fra't-j ~ sri5Fi
2 - RE-EXH1BITED.
- Coru yellow $40 bushels. i5.'-a r13 ~ q -
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6L1RBY PRIsoN.-The impression seems to
lnreya;l that this renowned prison-h house is
unhealthy, and the Government othcers
bereabouts are looking around for bette,
Mace Of confinement for refractory soldiers
and citizens. IL z.t ,I.sssz .-.:1fs szg
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LOCAL MATTERS.

/ CRY CoUNcIL.-A called meeting Of the
City Council. was held on Saturday after
noon. Present Mr.. Macfarland (presi-
.dent) and a;quorum Of members. "a 81 :.
Mr.. E. W. Tompkins appeared and quail
fed as City Chamberlain, and Colonel E.
WarreH his clerk, took his seat. -.
Resolutions expressive Of the highest re-
gard for Mr.. Morton, the retiring Chamber
lain, and bearing testimony to the faithful
discharge OF, his duties, were unanimously
adopted. Messrs. 9Macfarland, Saunders,
August, and Van Lew, in short speeches,
also paid q high tribute to Mr.. Morton g
merits and qualifications. W, ~ .Ssl.,-
The Council, after the transaction some
unimportapt business, adjourned. .5i
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SHOULD BE SToPrED.-The DOCK near the
9lock-gates 1is used by boys as q bathing
place, and the. point being not only within
the corporation limits, but IN fun view Of
one of the thorough flares of the city, the
practice should be stopped. ssIs lit not
within the province of athe5poliee topreyent
this exhibitionf 7a;as7as :"SyaEyggsi4. Ig
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SUNDAY SCHOOL AssoCIATIoN.-The regu.
lar meeting of the Baptist Sunday Schoo
Association will be held at the Second Bap'
tist church this evening at o'clock.
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REAL ESTATE .sALE.-Messrs. Lyme &
Brother, auctioneers, sold on Saturday a
framed dwelling on the south side of NJ
between Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth
streets, for 81, $50. IL .s7re resE2ag 9aa
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CPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGE

y MENT. lS6S.-GREAT II y ri EhOUTE
70 THE NORTH, EAST. AND WEST, VIA
THE RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, CARRYING- THE
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE DAILYIELE- AL r ELI;
CANT CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS ON ALL TRAIN S.-The
THROUGH TRAINS this road are now
from the depot, corner BYRD AND EIGHTH
'iIsNr TIc DAY " THROUiGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at lo:4o A. NJ, arriving in Wash
ington at 6l5 T. NJ, connecting with the early nj.
tcrnoon express trains for the North, East, and
West .L----- 80
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached. leaves Richmond daily (Sundays except
cd at $40 T.. NJ, arriving In Washington at 6:lo
A. NJ. connecting with the early morning trains
for the North. East, and West, -aa- & a. ~:
Roth STEAMERS stop at AleSandria Lex each way;
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and al way stations leaves, depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets, at T. n. Returning, arrives
TiiROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, ap-
ply At the Office Of the company, corner Broad and
Eigith streets. Shockoe Hill,s and at the ticket
office corner Byrd and Eighth Streets e. sss,g
j. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. ss.ys my IL
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. CHIEF, OF PoLIc cE. - - n Nyotwii hstanding
.Mayor Chahoon,s reeommend OF Cap
tain Putnam for the! Office 90 worth filled
Nv Major Poe,s Meaiare .rslinhlyi informed
that q strong Rspub biicsn influence is being
used IN favor of f;anothert sparson-Msjor
Groftso Norfolk For the good. the CITY
we hope nc sohange In. Che Office will be
made, : Z .s..s 8 ..sss f ss.ss
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g PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE Il, 1858.
s. ARRIVED. gss
Steamer Albemarle, Couch New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. G. Dunham & Co. ,-f
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, L. B.. Tatum.
SAILED. 5.ta
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passchgers, Haryeys g Williams.
Steamer Albemarle, Couch New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. w. 9. Dunham 20.
Schooner United; Brothers, Elsy, New HaVen,
merchandise, Curtis L Parker.
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MoyIsG HEApouARTERs.-G General Stone.
man ia having the Jeff Davis mansion ixed
m. preparatory to o removal of his head
quarters thence from the easkis building
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8irlFlnl1tI:d1 Diispattltl|, !

THE CIRCULATION oFTHE ADIsPATCHn
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAHoN OF ALI THE oTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF, THIS CITY.
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y, DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for July is to hand
from Turner, ,1l14 Main street. A very
fine number, and should be in the hands Of
evnrv 1adv So - Efs4 EGjt- -As- sEs-ie e. [cE7'
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
Chief Justice will order the docket to be
called for the last time to-day, and all cases
not ready for trial must 60 over.
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DICHNIOND AND. DANVILLE RAIL-

lROA D-SUMMERa aSCHEDULE.--OD and
lter TUESDAY, April 81 1893, the passenger
rains on this road will run as follows ssryE -
GOING WEsT.-Through Mail Train.--Leaves
Richmond daily at 7:l5 A. NJ; leaves Danyille
d.!y at 3:c7 PM; connecting at Burkeville with
al stations on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis &C., Tenn.
Louisville, Columbus, &C., KY; Huntsville, De-
burg &C., Miss. New Orleans, &C., and at Green's
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Charlotte,
Columbia, Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon,
Columbus Atlanta, DC, Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans, &c. 'ls --tyt11
GOING EAsT.-Tbrough Mail Tratn.-Leaves
Greensboro daily at $3.50 A. NJ. leaves Danville
daily at $50 A. NJ. connects ut Burkeyle with the
>outlside train from Lynchburg for Petersburg,
&c. ...r# T.
Through tickets can be procured at the ticket
Offices In Richmond and Danville to all important
points South and Southwest, and at Greensboro
ami Danville to all points North, East and West.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
! l Surar nj md
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lost ANp FOUND.


TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS RE- r.
i WARD. Lost, on eSI Tuesday = near ear "A
WATCH and CHAIN. On the outsides
is the figure Of a horse and serpent. iThere
was attached to the watch vest chain: a colored
man was seen to pick itup. 'reward or twenty.
five dollars Will be given for It's return or tnf0rma-
tion which will lead to Its recovery, If let at THIS
je is-st* MRS. MARY E. McK1EL.
r OsT.-The following NOTES were mail
g. ed to us on the 9th February from wilcox
Wharf, Charles City county, Va, and have oeen
f Four NOTES. all dated Franklin; July g. Isse i
all signed by Jules g. olivier, G.. Pellern Alfred
al Fiisilier Joseph Olivier and all payable TO the
order of Richard A. wilkins, at the counting
house Of Bellocy, Nobln Co., In the city or New
Orleans. One payable mt two years, one at tnree
wears one ut four years, and one at five years from
date, for the sums of Ss,ols, $7,Ssa, $1 o4E 'and
: S"'0i' fespe''t'et66iULD 66ULD & oARRINGToN, s9I q
ATTORNEYS for r. A. Wilkins,
b je SLOT Ills Main street, Richmond, Na.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have made
/. IN application for the renewal Of a CERTIFY,
GATE OF STOCK Of the Old Dominion Iron anu
Nail Works Company for lAa shares, said scrip
je l-Mam +. MAhA, III. u.
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl z
RAILROAD COMPANY, May S2s, 1888.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and
| ! after WEDNESDAY the 27th instant the
,HSSins on this road will run as follows:
leave RICHMOND at "A. n. and p. M.
Lave PETERSBURG at s:l6 a. NJ. and Gas p.
he A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond on
vONDAYS: and the s:.s p. NJ. train will not
tsyp Petersburg on SUNDAYS,
Passengers for Norfolk will take the P. NJ.
tain. ., ~,
,-sIn on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, con-
ssctng at Chester with the coal train.
z. H. GILL,
uros Engineer and SuDerfntendent,
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TESTIMONY OF JOSEPH DEIARpu1S. (

Know both the Deaises. Went with Bag-
tiste for his naturalization papers IN 1890,
7 believe-a short time before the MarIDu' Y! !
cannot specify the exact date. THINK = ne
got his papers then. Don't know tnat ne
ever voted. Know nothing about Maurice
Denis having been naturalized: am MOI mol
positive, but think both made aeciarasion ;.
at the same time. Had forgotten the Iace,
but upon trying to get the subject hxsd Y
my mind remember that | was Witn pap
tiste when he made application. as OK:
amined by the court about him. Was askee
how long be had been in the country, ac
Had known them then some Six or sesei
years, is st,l !,
gsosssexaminsd: Don't rscollset that
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STEAMERS.
TyHEAP, RELIABLE AN,Ds.;as,i

CHEAP, RELIABLE ANsDSs.Yl !,
SSak sav1NeSsxHaa, sesHa 1g sosTdoIE1, sHTdoI11-' 1sh . THE
sFEnMsoaT coMPaahr..sS e1i9gans Fos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y o IRANsIIPMENIR.s .oT el1
aoSnssywe1 SlAmT.M9EE AHp RTSH
ana aMe Is5HSgA ISsA5HIHHpAY. Leayes Richraond every
vME;DSEsisAI vnf;Dls ss and dsATURDkYiatzl! O'Clock
5ssssSsa ssss ss sss
loon, statefooM and passenger accommodations,
ssss oesssa e TsaHE Sa @ @ss ss
HARvnYs neyns. Sb;..WoaIt5 WM5LIAMGs !ad E. Assnts,
s1persnsea asrE w attend aae psa;onE e
ceiying and delivering freight. - -,
jes------.-.-. jes -. - q Agents.
FOB NEW, Y0RK-0LDg Do sfFpAi
MNION. STEAMSHIP COMPAe &&&&& &&
fsd BEn faspdd salTod nsg sds;aes KssaRIIhE IS
RehmaSa aaa leays NsM Tgrk for
SsIp SSRsTIppEpAY: .R T. Leave @ Richmond TUESDAY,
T6ese SHIPS are entirely new they have elegant
lions, and sttentions ars ,nsnSnassea ~ 1
IS ESs,ssss Sss points beyond Nss Sesk forwarded
tual expenses incurred. = ''s' 'S'' -0i ~
soG,asa sed iassS ordered
my6 corner Main and Eleventh streets. :,
Tor NORFOLK, PORTS -szHa,
FORD, leaves her wharf At Eoeketss for a sboye
FRIpAY at @aeioei and returna on fnes. agS
YAssENGERs a9a arSiye ~ NORFOLK in time to
BuRG ON arriysi lgIyeS Of STF sTEAMER NEE iof
Fare to Norfolk " &RRE1aHr ss; tsy 80 ya. 81
TIMQRE, PRlNCIPALLA LANDINGS0N CHEsA.
RIVER at reasonable @ rates.n ~ S os s
e E sa$ @ '
- = = o-..es, --H--.
L AND NORFOLK STEAMSHRsSsaalksasGSss asGSss
E..Steamers M1MkFOh1h Oh 1 ana rf,,Ia rA,hE4AS
avsrv SITtTRDkSYl ", and Richmond every FRi'
DAY, alternately, - 90 -. ,..SsI5'-,-.r-21
/ Freight taken for Norfolk, also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
Passage to Pfiiadelphiss including meals and
stateroom, Slo.s w. T; fOKIEh, ss.t En- fAgens ~
oc once No. ~. on Lne Docx.
-7.'s .s' z ~ vp 10 Is7, z7r, r,S : -..2' ''7r''
go ~ ..Z I5AEAaAhAELS. u .s.,L
H OORKli J,OOKl LOOK
II |#
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Y................n. JUNE Is, 1853.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

4 Purchasers of Real Estate sold 6dloeen the first
day. Of January and the first day Of July pay the
tdreS thereon FOR the current year. ~. 29a -
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DROVINCE OF SAC PhULO, BRAZIL.
= $40 PAULO RAILWAY.-A D ALLY
EfEAIN TO and from Santos Sac Paulo and jun
jIshy, running within thirty miles of Campinas.
'' J.J. AUBERTIN, -.
JANUARY l. 1868. .sa.s So. Superintendent.
s. B. The booking Office In Santos will be open
ror tickets and luggage on the arrival of the boats
rom Rio. = ..>s-s- NH 2-eodsm /.
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IIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Y 'sTMMER sCHEDULE.-The following
-,,.,,s viii be run on this road on and after NON.
n!Sf:1 I0IlR Train leaving Richmond for covingtor
M M except sundays at 7:1s A. H., and arrives
n, a,oCSSSioltSstNioDATIoN TRAIN between Char
h!SIN,flle hSTHfll and Richmond on MONDAYS, WE'D
IEarSDIYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves Char
NisSS.y;ile at 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond, returning,
~ ~ Mali Train connects with trains Of Orange
i~ iIrxsndria railroad for WASHINGTON,
80 fillmore: HinMoRE and NEW YORK: also. for
fsYsSSCHBURG; ,l kNt9GXSyILLE, StGSy NJ MP HIS,
AfH siiS H.ags;coaehsses for JAAgSgsTA WHITE SUI
?hGS@he :, Goshen with coaches for NATURAL RRrDGE,
SMrS%jISGTON, RoCkBRIDGE BATHS and
saJnSKBRIDGE ALUM. Al MfIboro'. with
t',.hrs ~. Sf for BATH ALUM, WARM, HOT, and
TrsIING STRINGS. At Covingtou, with
hhs:Scs for WHITE SULPHUR, RED. and OLD
ssRFET, and other SPRINGS ia. the Trans-Alle-
Inv section : and for IiEWlSBURG, UNION,
.IfUA UARLEST0N. Kanawha.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily except on Sunday.
II. D. WHITCOMB,
q General sSuDerintendem &
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TESTIMONY OF F. P. TURNER.
TESTIMONY OF JUDGE JeHN1H. GREGORY.

Oc Z .
Am lawyer, and practice regularly IN
the Circuit Court of Richmond. Foreign
ers frequently came to me, sometimes to
my Office and sometimes to the courtroom,
to aid them in getting their papers. Never
accepted fee for such service; upon
one occasion particularly, while I don't re-
member the name of the party, l ,iun know
Judge Meredith and myself differed as TO
his right to be naturalized. Was satlsi,ed
he was entitled to his papers; turned TO 1ne
law and tried to convince the Judge, Du'
failed. In all cases coming Under my op-
seryation the forms of law were strictly ae-
manded. He;is not the only Judge IN Ins i!e
State to whom Lhave applied for natnra.-
course Of examination into the subject as
thorough, ! if not probably more particular
than that Of any other Judge before whom
have practiced.-.-s, sa-=s4 ss5tsgrsFs
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sCTRAWBERRY BAsKETs-in quarts
\ and nints-wifh ana vithquf cratss, sole 10y
low, The berries eannes % SsrS for eipSls2s
70 fspI HoQDA TAI = ~
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testified in.both cases. .fsK Know Ibid in Bap-l
tiste's. They are brothers, came to- this
country together, and were living when I
first. met them st Mr. Lugnot's, on the
plank road. When Baptiste came here he
was quite g youth mot above sixteen or
seventeen years old. Maurice was older
than that.ygz-Ss1r- sf.t ;-,rE saf.fEggg Il ~
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VNTOOD AND COAL.-All in Wantao
wy good WOOD or,COAL win do well TO can
at Nineteenth and Gary streets, where they Win be
supplied with best ANTHRACITEsC COAL for
CRATES or stoves, ats7.5o e. GOO pounds and
OAK and PINE WOOD at 90 per cord, or sawed
at 81 per cord, delivered. .----:. ::..s-..-g,,sr Z
All coal and wood warranted as represented.
my 1s assfs ssE AsGHARLEsHsPAGE.
"A N TIL RAi0 TIE 5C. o A u.
II have now I'm my yard and am in, constant
receipt of the best RED ASH EGG and STOVE
coal ever before offered to the citizens of Rich
mend, which will sell, at the very toioeS prices.
- sMDLbTHIAN LuAP HAH, andAyERAGE
COAL, wholesale and retail. s 3ys.;t
s. sEAsoNED OAK WOOD, $3.50 Jper cord,
assisaasooi sElsoNED PINE WOOD. deliyereds ss;psr
cosl.,a ~ 1890 sssssss.sl WI. HALItGKEW.
Office and Anthracite Yard corner Seventeenth
saS Bisuniiaoas i M Coal and Wood Yard
street neassaayo'ss leses sass s ap 30
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MARINE. INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE la, 1853.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE Is, 1865.
Sun rises Noon rises,
SUN sets. III High tide, a. NJ. ....u.a
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EoR NORFOLK, PoRTs-s;

,DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND I,eFes
Il AND NORFOLK STEAMSHPsSssesak2GSsG ak2SGSs GSsGSs
Ii n E.-SteaIners NORFOLK and ALEXAN-
DRIA, composing this line, will leave Philadelphis
every SATURDAY., and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately. 80, a.t sss 3. I.l.I. ,-gsril
Freight taken for Norfolk also for CHARLES
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW ORLEANS, and
bills Of lading signed through. $50 - alH3i p
Passage to Philadelphia- including meals and
stateroom, $40, W. p. PORTER, Agent, 4
oc 81 Office No. 2a2S 2a2S on the DOCK.
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OILS.
TOBACCO PRESSES = BoxIss.

j PREMIUM TOBACCO gOxEs = &c so.appihss e IA
mentary .premiupa awarded foz ~ ~ "a fhe fSis
fair in in FL az fot ssyie, sisfisi
IA 1snsasis III ~ Examine my stesk @ in.
@ Der hesore @ ss1ss sosed sna y0araa araDE
yineea tnas tnSE = - = pssss1THkEE- - QUARTER BQ11A
aAA11fEsa az SpS fept constantly on hand. ho4cs
eensefsiy emu pni h saooxs for sh,PpwsnHsfI pwsnHsfIrYoCK.
81 ss74s corner OF Eighteenth ana Gary ssreess' 3, !
myA-fn q. -.