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snecusattons or an Ultra Il aafsnl
snous impeachment and General
0rant--senater Henterxsn'x Views.

ahOuG AtHReNBAsM6Rt yRst0 rssehSkBa
Crant-senator Hendersen,x Views.
49, from the Anti Slavery standard. II TX
WASHINGTON, June The Republican
Senator'S voting for acquittai claim the. fail
~ Of impeachment as trisenpk iof Tie
our wi Grant men. They were initenced
:, their course byTa desire 20 aid IN the
s,,ceess Of General Grant and his I West
Paint policy. General Grant desired con
r;ct;on until the rote upon The eleventh ar.
t;cle, since which time Il Is reported he has
favored an acquitted Upon the renaiadeS Of
he articles. / have been told Senator Ross
claiusthat hisvoseupon thesecond and third
ert;cles received the sanction of General
Grant. II is admitted that General Grant
nsed his influence 70 prevent an adjourn
mont to the 23d Of June, thus preventing %
disability of a conysction. q There gis very
,inle doubt but the President would have
been convicted had the adjonrnment taken
The campaign is opening as timidly on
me part Of the Republicans scan be. de-
sired by Fessenden himself. General Grant
nnnoseS the oStracisn OF, the Senator's. Votsno
N rcquit the President, and has mere con-
science to-day in Henderson and TrumbulI
than in Wade and Sumner. Ifseiected, I
have very little doubt but Henderson will
be the Secretary of the Interior, and have
the disposition Of the Federal patronage in
Missouri and the West. 2.t{ts ~ sa.3 4 f..
General Grant is laboring hard to secure
the confirmation of General sSchofeld. as
Secretary Of War. he has visited Radical
senator's and requested it one personal
grounds. Schofeld Is q Conservative Re
r,lblican and warm friend of General Frank
Blair and Senator Henderson. Last win.
ter Radical delegation from the Viz.
pinia State Convention called upon him
and requested the removal rof certain
rebel officers and the appointment Of Radi-
cal Republicans in their. place. General
Schofeld replied to the committee that he
could not appoint s'true Radical Repub-
lican, as it would not satisfy the people,
That statement / have from member of
the State Convention who claimed to be
present as one of the delegates.
Notwithstanding sSchofeld thus hates
Radicalsm, he is to 60 to the War Depart
ment and prevent any "true Radical IRE
publican" from hurting the feelings Of any
Conservative now sheltered within the walls
of that Office during General Grants ad-
ministration. .nEEgG
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i LONDON, June 6.-Noos.- The weather
is delightful Consols, 951ss. United States
bonds, 72Ta. a fte,noon.-United States
bonds, 73@731ss. '1att. 80. 81. 80.
rgLvERpooL, June e.-Nooa: Cotton
dull and unchanged estimated sales, 5000
bales Breadstutfs quiet. Provisions un-
changed. a afternoon Cotton quiet. Corn,
$685. 3d.. II Wheat firm. Pork dull. Lard,
66s.. Sugar QUIET s. - 3SiA
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! ATMosPHERIc PHEso4ENAs.-Th Salem
I MASSEY Register, june All, says There
was q very remarkable halo around the sun
", Yesterday forenoon which battracted great
attention. At times the prismatic ,colors
were as, brilliant 5as thoseiof the rainbow.
The Newburyport Herald says themirage,
which, so, often deceires the travellers on
the Eastern deserts with Its llnsory ap-
pearances, has been o common phenomenon
in this yicinitys during the past month.
Boars Head and Smith 8 Islands have been
seen from, our shagbor eoque letting with each
other Ia the sky. + The other night Squam
Light aWas seen In West. Newbnry, about
FIVE degrees: above eths horizon, and few
! days since. Plum Island Hotel was visible
ate Georgetown for quarter of:an hour.
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peg Earl STeK,Gs N GRe1fiDEsTRDc-
T10N OF PRopERTY ~ The, Herald and Er-
press Of May 18th contain the details Of the
late severe tempest pf wind, rain, and hail
at San Antonio, Texas. The tornado was
one Of the iseverest known, and the hail
surpassed any before Witnessed IN Texas.
The stormSohIy lasted haifs nahour, but the
damage was Immense. a citizen said he
weighed one, Maidstone which weighed five
and half pounds. 80 The buildings suffer
ing most are the new convent, the Metho-
dist church, houx' mil, 1Jaeques's board
ing-house, the hospital building, spevine's
building, Veramendi House, and on Main
street, the, South side especially, every
house is damaged seriously without sin
gle exception. On the main plaza every
business house, Including the Herald build
ing, was very seriously damaged !; tin roofs
suffered most.v The damage would scarcely
be covered by half million: dollars. go7i
The splendid residence at the head Of the
San Antonio river, built by Colonel Charley
Anderson before the wal, /; was destroyed by
the storm; also the city tannery was blown
down, the inmates, barely escaping with
their lives. The negro church west3of the
Ban Pedro was completely demolished, the
roof having been blown over 900, yards.
Hacks were turned over, men bruised,
chickens killed, and every Imaginable kind
of damage was sustained. The vegetable
gardens, peach orchards, and corn-felds
were ruined entirely; the trees were all
completely dismantled. 20, =, = =
TIE Cypress says the city is perfect
wreck. Every house in it has received some
damage, and many: are complete ruins,
with nothing but fragments Of walls stand
ing. The hailstones penetrated the best
roofs, going through the roof like cannon
balls. AN the windows facing the north
have been smashed in, s, even, window shut
tiers and doors were broken down. The
appearance Of the city could not have been
worse under a severe bombsrdment.
!: u The storm resembled terrific battle ;
the Lightning flashing in fearful vividness,
the thunder crashing like q thousand can
non, and the hail falling like shot. So
fearful was the noise that no one could hear
unless they screamed in each others ears.
The Indianola Bulletin says the hail and
rain storm was very severe at Helena,
iKarnes county, Timber: and houses were
ruined. Every house except one was filled
with water. n Hailstones fell weighing from
three to eight pounds They beat the roofs
of the houses likefalling cannon balls The
crops, as ageneral thing, in that vicinity were
ruined past remedy. The slaughter among
the fowls and sheep was imme nse. T@ The
same paper,says the storm extended north
east from San Antonio about, three miles,
for which distance the telegraph wire was
entirely destroyed. RS d5,s $50, w., :.a
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l.. SENTENcED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-
Nelo York, June BIN The United States
Circuit Courtof Brooklyn, this afternoon, ex-
Collector Callieot, convicted Of revenue e. anu
fraud, was sentenced TO paya fine Of 81 .ooo'
and sentenced to- two years in the peniten,.
tiary.a Colonel r. @: Enright was sentenced
to pay fine So 500 and eighteen, 4; months
imprisonment, and John s.. Allen was SEN
fenced to pay. o fne2of 81 900 and one
years Imprisonment, for similar offences.
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4A&s~s '+AshF7's
FOreigm News.

=, LONDON, june 6.-The sAbysainian pri-
soners 1have arrived, at 'snez,. homeFad
bound.ss; I'll eisEifE 81 ,Iss45r 139aoSts Tsd!
! sr. PETEBsBuRsH,s j nea6s--Gentral Asia
,adyiees, confirm the capture Of Bokha
The victorious Russians Immediately pushed
on to samarcaud, which, they also held OF
iast adrices. The Emis's death is uncon-
firmed. LIZ 5fIll d mi sAfi 1870 - I
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,ai LAND ssALEss-To Mr.. Charles q. 7Taven-
ner, o. tract of about 375 acres Of land on
the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, road,
ton, for $37 per acre. To Mr.. j M. Raw
'lings, of Albemarle, Mr.. George E. Yeat-
mans farm Of 125 acres, on the Auburn
road about two miles from Warrenton, at
$40 per acre.-Warrenton Tnder. T..
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onarantfne ne New ;orieans.

NEW ORLEANS, June. s. General Blu
chanan orders that the quarantine regula-
tions be SO amended as to direct that yes-.
sells from infected ports without epidemic
disease on board shall be quarantined
twenty-one days, and thoroughly fumiga-
ted. Vessels having had epidemic disease
ON board are to be quarantined for the same
time, dating from the termination Of the
last case. c5a YFt % 5=asaf sj5hT : %
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CONTRACTS PAYABLE N CoIN.-TThe Sc
nate has passed the following bill: !
GA Bill relating to contracts payable in
coin. =
"Be 1t enacted, DC, That any contract
hereafter made specifically payable in coin
shall be legal and valid, and may be en-
forced according to its terms, anything in
the several acts relating to United States
notes to the contrary notwithstanding" =
lit goes to the Housed " - .sv-. ..
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Sentence OF Government Offcexs for
~ y ttaf'ft5snl 75h FrGIltt. y = ~" 7isc' ~
NEW York, June 6. CaIlicot, Wright,
and Allen, Whiskey revenue men, we're sem
fenced to-day BY the court in accordance
with the special verdict IN the case. The
crowd in attendance was immense, and the
scene impressive. The conyicts are men Of
standing, who had ldefrauded the Govern
tmnent Of immense amounts Of whiskey tax.
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INTERESTING DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY
Judge Giles, Of the United States District
Court for Baltimore, has refused to grant
an injunction restraining the State courts
from selling bankrupt's property for debt.
The executions had issued before the bank
rupt's petition was fled. A. righteous
decision .-ea..ssET-. tJaESsSt'f.
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Z STRANGE STORIES. AT the session of the
Massachusetts Medical Societyrin. Boston on
Wednesday, Dr.. John M, Harlow gave the
history Of o man named Gage, who, while
blasting, rocks at Cayendish, VT, in f847,
had tamping iron three feet seven inches
long and one and d quarter inches thick,
and tapering to q point, forced through his
head, It entering the leftcheek and coming
out, about the centre Of the top Of his head.
DR.. Harlow, who attended the man, gave in
detail the daily symptoms of his patient,
and said that in fifty mine days he was able
to walk and ride, and was soon nearly as
well as before, % although his intellect was
somewhat affected - is considered the
most remarkable case of the reeuperatiye
powers Of nature, and has been doubted by
many prominent surgeons. Gage died May
,,2l, 1861 twelve years six months and
eight days after the injury. DIR. Harlow
procured his head, and has presented the
skull to the. Warren Museum of the Har-
yard Medieal College, Dr.. BigeloW said
he saw Gage twenty years ago, and was then
satisfied Of the reality Of this wonderful
case. He also said tube of iron Ave
eighths of IAN inch in diameter and about
feet long passed through a miners head
while blasting coal in Ohio, and was pulled
out By q fellow miner. The injured man
was introduced to the audience and DR..
JeWett, the attendant physician, recounted
the case In detail The young: man's mind
has not yet been fully restored. -Neso York
Times. s9Hg = ftaa7sJ b3Ra azsI =, .sz,tgas1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ELECTION
Nashviae, Team, June 5.-Thomas a. Full
Ter, Past Grand Master and Grand Score
tary Of the Grand Lodge Of aMasons of Ten
nessee, died ct Z. O'Clock this morning. ag
Governor Brownlow has issuea q III proc L.
nation for an election of Congressman on
the Sd day Of November next q ar oet !
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Conservative Mass 1eetins in Ale

Conservative Mass Meeting I'm Alex
andria. t-r / /.
Special telegram to the Dispatch. ~
ALEXANDRIA,, June 6-The: grand mass
meeting of the Conservatives took place in
Liberty Hall tonight, which was filed to
Overlooking. Colonel Withers is just con-
Guiding most eloquent. and logical address
against the negro Constitution. He was
frequently interrupted by yociferous ap-
plause. His reception was intensely. en-
sthusiastic.@ He will be followed by John
L. Mafye and John Randolph Tucker. Col
onel Evans's speech last night in Liberty
Hall is spoken Of by the Gazette as able,
eloquent, and convincing. II: 7. GIN.
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NEW OaLEANs, June 8.--The iren-clads
Qneass and GatAHba hare just come on the
sdrydock where they have been sficrouehly
repaired and oserhauled. The msehinery
Is dismantled, and the vessels ,ars under
the strict Surveillance Of the Custom House
authorities. s1ls@ss--,E,s...
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CHASE rs. PENDLETON.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Times
writes: ~ , t.,s
Several Of the personal and political
friends of Hon.. George Fl. Pendleton are
now in this city measuring the calibre Of
the so-called Chase, movement. They. re-
port, as the result of their Investigations,
that while there is much talk among GER
tain politicians about the e1pediency Of
making Mr.. Chase the Democratic candi-
date, they cannot find, whore he is going to
get the votes to nominate him in the Con-
vention. They claim that Mr.. Pendleton
will have clear majority on the first bal
lot H.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

General McClellan,s Nomination Rejected
The Tar Bill not to. go through nss Ses-
!. ;siioy,,,-Wli skey, and Tobacco ldr 10 De
MODIFIED BIZ Special ..BiA--Reductson IN
4 The Het-Revenue Receipts, De- -Is'
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STEAMERS.
CHEAP, RELIABLE. AN Do

,OsAFE ROUTE To BALTI-l
MORE, ssA,y,ANIlMsA4H BOSTON, And =. THE 2
STEAMBOAT COAiPANY.-NO CHARGE FOR
GE.N0 TRANSHlPMENT!, To! OF
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND RICH,
and SATURDAY. Leaves Richmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, q u o'clock.
freight received every day (exceptSunday) up to
6o,cfock P. 81. These steamers have excellent sa-
loon, stateroom, and passenger accommodations.
Fare reduced to THREE DOLLARS; meals and
staterooms extra. For freight or passage apply TO
i-'1I--G HARVEYS q WILLIAMS, Agents,
- IS ~ corner Thirteenth and Cary streets.
experienced clerk, will attend personally to re-
ccfving and delivering freight. -.
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The attempt to iinipeachl the President
has failed. It is no longer worth while to
spend much time in discussing why. Every
one Of his vices rmarshaled q cohort,in 1hiB
defence. And we have no doubt, il the
whole truth, is ever known, that We shall FL;
see Free Masonry acting as quartermaster IN,
that camp and Chief Jesuit in that council,
chamher WeuleE Pt ilLips.--z----=:-= .4ss.,.
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sYXlT1I[II;II.IIAM1sF s KNOX, 3 Detective
ItVVIIpoTI1E aFFrCD ON FOURTEENTH
sTRrETy rnpNFR OF EXCHkNGE ALLEY
business connected the d snsinsss P ca
system promptly attended 70. AL to fha recoyery
Of sTOIENH HORSES. 80 = y -.
gn@ BUSHELS PEACHBLoW POTA-
CU TOES sui;sble for table use or planting,
fo u isis ~ 80, - HuaDLEy = TATuA.
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FAME.-Mr. Johns Hopkins, Of Balti,
more, who gives SO much money to beneyo'
lent objects, is always published as MIR
: John Hopkins. ..'.' -,as
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,

,Tycgass. GooDSON-BRisTO Oh, VA. q TENN.
This hotel, situated ediately opposite the de-
pots OF Virginia and Tennessee and East Tennessee
and Virginia railroads, will be. open for boarders
during the summer months. This Is one OF the
healthiest locations and one OF the most pleasant
summer resorts In the State.
Board per month, including everything except
washing, Sas Children under ten years, and ser
wants Si7.So. ~ JOHN L.. LYON, JR,,
.ap a--dtJel0th Proprietor.
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DHTLADELPHIA, RICHMOND 3Hkh
L1NE.-Stea1ners NORFOLK and ALExAH-
DRA, composing this Line win leave PpI
every SATURDAY. and Rfchmond every FhI-
= freaaht taken Tor Norfolk. also Tor CHARLES.
TON, esAYANEAH, and NEW ORLEANS, ana
= passage TO Philadelphia, Including neas ano
stateroom, $40. y; T; PoRTER AgnnrL s.
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New: Yoak. June 6.--Tha BrewcFs Assoc
Z. citation has sent q delegation tp Washington
to urge Congress 70 Jet the tar on beer and
pops alone. st,;s ar ga d afl.I ilssss fiaas
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: BOARDING AND LODGING.
NIRGINIA HOTEL, ,y1ai mid QGishi
~ esro- mi STANTON, VA. Bl3

n - Il. ~ RnGZ q er1rtendcv1 1fa
has been refurnished with entire new furniture
and beds, and board reduced to 30 per month, $ls
per week, and $3.50 per day. Gentlemen m, VINO,
in the country Will find 1t q pleasant home.
No charge for omnibus fare. my 3c-lm
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a., Progress, ON the FAX Bill. .ii
.i1;WyasHIssTos, June es-The House last
night reached the twenty second ssesion @
the tax bill, With inppmerable amendments
and proteets.r 4 lt.,i.rGaf aaai ii sa9l t.sfa
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yl,,.s 3, s.xss.nfpt 4 1as,etsrlcam yVar.

|assN an Yo sa June Ga, Ras. IS brewing
Between Chill and Peru, growing out Of tbs
settlement Of accounte In TIE span ri war
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TOE. NEW YORK-OLD Do tan
MINION STEAMSHIP COMPA-Sa&A&
7NY.-The splendid now side-wheel steanships
SARATOGA, NIAGARA ALBEMARLE, and
HATTERAS, leave New York Cor Richmond every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and
These ships are entirely new !. they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, acconmodA-
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed. -
Freights Tor points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for ac-
tual expenses Incurred. =,
Close connections made with steamers ior al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected Of lowest rates whea ordered.
IN. l.. McgREADY, Presideut tis7 9reen~icn
s're W1E LII NC q. DuNHAM3 CO.. Agents,
Il smys 4 - corner Main and Eleventh streets.
sT1oR NORFOLK, PORTS aIHn.i
n MOUTH. AND ALL LANDINGSSIl
ON THEJ RIvER-=Tke fast and elegant
steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain q. .. 6fY-
FoIsD. leaves her wharf at Rockctts for aboye:
named places on A. sna
1 FAs sIs arrive az NoRyoLKs,itn1 time te
eonnss. With apT S.samers 70! BALTIMORE 1T NO ana
: TEA TRAIN 8 leaves CITY POINT for. PETERS
BURG on arrival q {. STEAMER q a,lll sd :sss8.
1 Fare to Norfolk Ilhs',seS s;RsSEi
T TfMSsE " PEN n ON CMEs1
PEIKE BAY and ALL LANDINGSOG JAMES
|, RIVER unreasonable rates. srg hatdat -
+ Letters entrusted TO purser OF stcainer innst be
eiis, Sniv To ~ q. B, TITUM Agent,
p md nj 5E14 sl4Jg s.i!d ONCE. steamers wharf.
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R,,aaiIroad stOppags

.,.rsyrly 2 sEaalrca0 ISSOpRSSess -
: MOBILE, Ala, June 6.---Noa trains are
running on the Mobile, and Ohio railroad,
owing TO strike among the hands.u oir,
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ETFaRAP HTG NEWs
--LATEST NEVIS FROM wAsHrsaT6N

q II =
special telegram to the Dispatch. .s4Gi 7gsy
REJECTION OF GENERAL M'cLEzLIS Isl MN
TsrEa TO EsGLAsD-FRoBxBEE7 EoaTNA-
TTos or REFERDY JpHNsos FoErTHE Po-
tsrT1oN. llss 20 81. p As9gsc stt
&aiLt WAsHrsdros, June s, 1865
J, The Senate. in executive session. this Of
tern,ioon, rejected the nominnti onof. General
Mcclellan as Minister to England: It is
probable the President Will next week nomi-
nate Hon. Reverdy Johnson FOR that posi-
ton. -. 80. !. al. 49,.
LETTER FROM posTNAsTER-eESERAL RAN
t.'.5F 2at y ~ DALI. 77isa ista tgF5 4
Postmaster General Randall has written
letter to the Reconstruction Committee
denying the truth Of the New York Iri-
6stne's statement that he Randalll has
made an arrangement with parties in Flo
rida to elect Randall United States senator
from that State. Governor Randall saya he
is, and expects to continue, q resident Of
Wisconsin. lis. 2af Il ii37il sLas-E ,Esnn1
RECEPTION By SECRETARY SEWARD !
Among the persons present OF Secretary
Stewards reception tonight were President
johnson, Mr. Burlingame, and the Chinese
ambassadors, and Richings's opera troupe
,y77. WALLACE.
~
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6ssfi siETSaiIcss sEai ks make
no changes IN the office Of she Secretary OF
The seysnus receipts for the week were
nshermsn's bill relative to United, States
notes legslsses and makes valid gold con-
tracts which may hereafter hs made. An
amendment striking out the word hare
after'n was lost fand the bin passed the
Senate yesterday. .laa s., So. .ssts
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CROegxEsRY g. GLASSWARE.
: COX D .LOOKli oLO0Kll IL

You can save ten per cent: By purchasing your
E EntNn m SItnsa oons Plated WARE: Dc,
81 1850 - 49, ~ THOMASR. CARR.
III Broad street between Fourth ana FIND
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III" Chairman Board Of Registration. I"
~ 80 '''' Second Dispat

New ORLEANS, June 6.-:S. B. Packard,
who issued the proclamation this morning,
was arrested and taken to- headquarters.
He was released on his personal recogni-
zance to appear. before a military commits
sion, which will be organized Immediately.
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C7PTTITs TURPENTINE.--Fiy barrels
spiHlTS TURPENTIAE daily EXPRESSED ".
sect fFon The tof satsh ~ 4. Lnr.
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rGUGAR.COAIED sPILLS.--The attention,
~ nh,s;o,,n. and others Is called to my stock
Of sUGIR.CoArED PILLS and GRANULEs:
ihaye in store the most complete assortmen. s sga
city from the best manufacturers nd An rsce
lists furnished on application. JOHN " I'd
BON. Apothecary and Druggist corner MAIN ana
Third streets, Richmond Va ~. 10y !. 2
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fThe ApprebenSaed FenaAn Invasion.
OTrAwA, CANADA, june G.-The aa.no 70
| rites continue receiving infernation y
rsnian preparations along tho ifsas'st'
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FAWNsKIN AND FELT CORN
Il sHIELDs-to cure the most obdurase n ara
'ofn'--'of sA'e E. DUPUY. -Apothecary. -
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al sastf10t 80
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They have snaps in the Norfolk market.