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C4AGUIINE.

rOAGULINE.-Just received another
~ supply or this valuable article. 1t meets q
want long felt, and By It's use broken articles OF
china, glass, ivory, leather, etc, can be made as
coed as new. Being transparent the Joint III the
fractured article Is scarcely disceruibe. II ressts
equally heat and cold Ore and water; and so great
Is Its tcnacity that Ii has been known 10 resist u
weight of over 200 pounds. The Journal of AD-
piled Chen,istrys speaks Of II as grea, Invention
f!ling gap III the appliances OF science. For sale
by j. BLAIR, Pharmaceutist
my2a SIS Broad street.
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyESUE,1
LLECToR'S OFFICE, Third DISTRICT. VA, I
RICHMOND. June Sth. 1862. J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that

Il, Z
RICHMOND, June sth 1862.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ have seized In possession of Paul Murphy
sured tobacco for alleged violation OF section TO-
act July Goth, 1885, All persons claiming said
trunks and tobacco will come forward within
THIRTY DAYS and give bond as provided by
section 81 act July iS 1890 or else the a5 % We
provisions OF the lastnamed section, and the pro-
reeds deposited TO the credit or the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Notice Is also given that ! have seized ONE
W00pEN Us ScREW one G GfAIRPED3' 9 ToRt
and ONE BASKET, for alleged violation OF sec
ton g. act July 20, 1868 Unless the claimant comes
forward within THIRTY DAYS and gives bond as
above stated the will be sold according to d.
proceeds deposited TO the credit OF the Secretary OF
the Treasury.
Notice is also given that have seized two bar
reIs OF DISTILLED SPIRITS In the possession Of
Messrs. Crunp & Brother, for alleged violation OF
section 40 act July Goth, $685. All persons claiming
said spirits Will come forward within THIRTY
DAYSand give bond as provided by section 50, act
July 18TH 1885, Ii such claim be interpreted said
spirits will be sold above stated, aud the pro-
ceeds deposited to the credit of the Secretary OF
Notice Is also given that have seized IN posses
sion OF James Reagan, At Gordonsyilte, Va, one
half barrel of DISTILLED SPIRITS, containing
twenty-one gallons, for alleged violation OF the
forty section, act July 10TH lses All per-
sons clsiming said spirits will come forward with
section slStythree, act July 18TH lsee. II no such
claim be interposed said spirits win be sold ac-
cording to the provisions OF this section, and the
proceeds deposited to the credit the Secretary Of
the Treasury. RUSH BURGESS
H~A
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&C. Leach, merchant from West Vir-
ginia, has been missing from his hotel in
Philadelphia since the I'd instant. He went
to Philadelphia on business, and had con-
siderable money with him.
Yesterday morning Richmond Command
cry, No. 9, Sir Knight John L. Regnault
commander, arrived by the steamer Meta
mora, and were escorted by Monumental
Commandery, Nos, to the Philadelphia DC,
pot, and, with the Norfolk and Portsmouth
Sir knights, left on the 9:S5 A. NJ. train for
Philadelph ia.--Baltsmore Gazette, 18th.
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Foreign Mnrkets-IBY TE1EonApnl.


roSnoy. June -Noon.-Consols, 92s. United
Jfernoom,-The weather Is wet and unfayorablo
VI IoSDoN June -Erening.-Consols, e2f.
limited States bonds, 500. Sugar firm, both on tho
spot and afoat.
LIVERPOOL June l5.1Eoon.-Coiton a., sh .soS
tirmcr; uplands, lItd orisaa aS iI'. e''"'0
I6ernoon.- and fabrics quiet at Man Mnst
ter: Corn ilrmer but not higher. Flour hrm. wheat
buoyant. Lard frmer ut 72s. Cd. a.,
FRANKFORT, June 15.-Unted States bonds 500
I180s.
PARIS. June l5.-Bourse dull rentes, 7lf., 2Sc.
IIyEBPooI June 5.-Epenfng.-Cotton quiet
NJ same uuotntions sales II, 600 bales Talow 44s.
uAvRE, June l5.-Cotton flrmcr but not higher.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 15.-The House of Lords
discussed the Disestablishment bill last
night.
The House of Commons discussed the sell
zure of the American vessel Mary Lowell, in
British waters, by the Spaniards. The Min
istry withheld the details.
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A WHOLESALE MURDERER Cincinnati,
June 14.-At Covington, Kentucky, Oh Sa-
turday, Fred. Remiher, an auctioneer, shot
and killed Mrs. Jones, an aged widow, with
whom he boarded, and also shot Miss Beck,
clhcn, MORALLY wounding her. He then
ran away, inquiring for John Dodd, his late
employer, and on the way he snapped his
pistol at two men. One of them, John
FanSlcr, grappled with and disarmed him,
and conveyed him to Jail. The murderer
had been drinking excessively.
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Police Conn IN s toner's Fined and
IMPRISONED.

NEW ORLEANS, June 10.-Four members OF
the Metropolitan Police Board, including
Lieutenant-Go Dunn, who is presi-
dent, were imprisoned in the parish prison
to-day six hours, and fined 800 each by the
sixth district court for contempt in disobey-
ing an injunction from that court: The
trouble grows out of the Jefferson City po-
lice matter.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Cincinnati, June Il.
A fire in Georgetown, Kentucky, on Satur-
day night, commenced in Trumhle's drug
store, extending to Hamilton street, where
the fire ceased, and destroyed half square.
The sufferers were e. Algure, PreWltt ~
Kelly, S. r. Keene, Adams & Son, c. Lewis,
Jr.: Wells & Brother, j. II. Moore, G. O..
Brown, the Hartford Deposit Bank, ana
Adams Express, with others. Loss, S4S,-
600; insurance, 1000.
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THE RESOLUTION AS IT PASSED THE Ma
TIoNAL TYpoGRAPuIcAL UNION" ReSotued,
That the wanton attempt Of the Congress
sional Printer to force upon Columbia Ty-
biographical Union, No. 101, L. III. Doug
lass, an ayowed "'rat," meets our unquali-
tied condemnation, and that we deem it the
duty of Columbia Typographical Union to
resist the attempted outrage, and shall sus-
tain them in so doing"
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STEAMBOAT BURNED Chicago, June IA
The propeller Queen of the Lakes, Of the
Evans Buffalo line, was burned to the
waters edge at her dock in Marquette,
Mich, on the night of the 18th. She was
loaded with pig iron. The steamer and
cargo are both insured.
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LAND SALEs.-To Mr.. Rciner, of New
acres, il Caroline county, for S3,15C-part
cash the balance on time. Also, $50 acres
of Captain Thomas n. Welch's farm, near
Guncy's, in Caroline county, for SIC per
acre, to Mr.. Platt, of New Iork.-ffede-
riCkSbttTG Herald.
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A letter from Chief Justice Chase, re-

A letter from Chief Justice Chase, re-
ceiyed in Washington, gives q ilatternS ac-
count Of the improved condition oil SCUM
Carolina. He says the people are last re-
euperating from the effects of the war, ana,
if permitted, would soon be thriving ana
prosperous. He and his daughter have been
treated everywhere with the sreatcstrcspoct
and Kindness,
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yTAsHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY,
w HANOVER COUNTY, trustees OF
Washington Henry Northumberland In Hanover
county near AtIcc's station, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad--wili on the FIRST SATURDAY In
institution,
The school, with good man sgement, is well sus-
tanned.
The buildings arc new and ample, having every
convenience for family and large boarding.
school.
! Wing Office, Richmond, va. 81 li-eQatJess
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WING-MACHINES REPAIRED OF
- ALL KINDS. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC
EWlNG-MAEHlNES bought aud sold. We sell
the only proper NEEDLE For the Sloat Elliptic
Machine. SLOAT & ADDINGTDN.
ap 1-3m 1il5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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A NEW WHEAT.-Major W. r. Mason has
an acre lot, adjoining his residence, seeded
in white-bearded wheat, which gives pro-
mise Of being an extremely excellent va.
riety. The seed was bought at ten dollars
per bushel. Major Mason has sold the grow
ing crop at S1.50.-Fredericks6urg Herald
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W. f. CAMERON, EsQ.-On Sunday we
called for few moments 10 see Captain
Cameron, and found him suffering less from
the wound he lately received than we had
apprehended. We hope he will in short
time be able to resume his daily duties.-
ppterShLr.n ErDrpSS.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
OF TENNESSEE June 14...DaV!d-
son NJ. Leatheman announces himself an IN
dependent candidate for Governor.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The iron-clads
Monadnock and Camanche age ordered to
be held in readiness to go to sea at an hours
notice. || t"' s-
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Rich Gold Fields Discovered i'm Mex
ieO--.Rrssls Of EakifOFnfans TO she

SAN FRANCISCO, Jane 15.-Mexican adj
vices say gold fields have been discovered In
Colina district 100 miles in length and richer
than those in California. The people are
rushing to the spot.
The Governor of Colina proclaims kid
mapping to be capital offence.
Politics in Sonora are quiet.
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AUDITORS OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1860.
TuE TRANSFER BOOKS FOR THE
i STOCK OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND will
he closed on the 18th Of June, and remain closed
until lst July, 1869.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERDICE,
ia oft Auditor.
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Railroad Matters in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, GA, June 15.-The first train
through on the Columbia and Augusta rail-
road arrived this afternoon from Charlotte.
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FURNITURE, &c.
EURNITURE WAREROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICl

FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
Il OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES. to order
and we would request all In want OF articles In ol
line to examine our stock of CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, and DtNING-ROOM FURNITURE. MAT
TRESSES, &C., of superior quality, and the best
and pest assortment that has been offered t.
the public for many years. We have just marked
down our prices, and feel confident they are suited
to the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
uOLSTERED. HARDWOOD Il RITTER,
apl opposite post-otiicc, Richmond, va.
LINE FURNITURE, &c.-H. A. AT
II KINSON 4 son have on hand, and viii con-
tinuc to keep. very fine assortment of CABINET
FURNITURE of their own make, Of fine ROSE
WOOD, WALNUT, &C, which they viii warrant
and will sell ut prices as low or lower than can be
had In northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask the public 10 call and examine for themselves,
in verify OF this statement before sending thcii
money from home. thereby helping to sustain the
families of our workngmen instead Of contributing
to support asyums for that purpose.
In our Undertaking Department Is kept all kinds
Of COFFINS, with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL-CASE, which Is perfectly beautiful
and secure. Boxing and Repairing Furniture done
at short notice. Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Don't forget the small yet well-tilled house on
Governor street, No. 100, Richmond, Va.
NH l9-3m Ii. a, ATKINSON SON.
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Ice IN JUNEAU Marquette, Michigan,
last week, there was a remarkable sight.
With the thermometer at eighty-tive de-
crees in the shade, the bay and harbor were
so full of ice that it was with difficulty yes
sells could make their way through 1t. az
night the wind changed to the west ana
lake. The bergs are still SO solid that it is
dangerous for i vessel to strike them when
under Roadway.
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More Indian Depre<iations i'm Kansas.

More Indian Depreiations I'm kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, June 15.-The Indians are
again numbering the settlers thirty miles
north of Solomon river. A party followed
them, but finding the Indians in force re-
turned. General Harvey has left for the
scene.
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National Convention Of Superintend-
ents OF Insane Asyiums OF the
United States.


United States.
STAUNToN, VA, June 15.-The National
Convention of the superintendent of the
insane asylums of the country met and
organized this morning, DR.. Kirkbride, of
Philadelphia, presiding. Drs. Roy, Of Phi
ladelphia; Corwin, of Pennsylvania; But
Ter and Shew, of Connecticut Jones, of
Tennessee Braucr and Stribbling, of Nir-
ginia Gray, Brown, and Chaplin, of New
York Tylerand Walker, of Massachusetts !;
Hills, Of West Virginia; Cabaniss, Of Mis-
Sissippi; Graham, of Texas; Fuller, Of
North Carolina; Rodman, of Kentucky );
Hughes, Of Missouri; and Workman, Of
Canada.
Important papers concerning the legal
responsibility of State and private insane
asyllims were read and discussed.
There arrived this evening Drs. Jarvis,
of Massachusetts, Nichols, OF Washington
City, McClintic, of Wisconsin, and Lang
don, of Canada.
The members of the Convention visited
the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institution, and
Insane Asylum this evening.
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It is said that the guano islands are nearly
exhausted. Inafe months these Islands
will be deserted, and then all the ships now
engaged in the trade viii make for the qua
nupe islands, five degrees south OF the eqla-
tor.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
GUNNER BOARD,

GUNNER BOARD,
y at Mrs. ANN f. COLES'S,
Green Mountains, Albemarle county.
TERMS: Twenty-Five dollars. Children and
servants half price.
Address Mrs. ANN f. COLES, Scottsvllc +; or
apply to SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, 9os Broad street.
IL lf=-ot
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stabbtn~ Affair-in New York

New YORK, June 15.--vIohn Sweny, Of
Charleston, S. c., has been arrested for
fatally stabbing man named Dugar.
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BOARDING.

Having recently leased the LOUISA HOTEL, Mt
Louisa Courthouse, and furnished it in all its
apartments with NEW FURNITURE, am pre-
pared tn accommodate families and others who
NAV desire comfortable BOARDING.
NV table will at all times he supplied with the
best the country affords served up In the best Vir-
GINA style b. G. MOORE,
10 7-2aw4w* Proprietor.
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proposition TO make him eligible TO Office,
and that until he was especially authorized
to hold office he was ineligible. -
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On the opening of the court in Raleigh,
n. c., on Saturday last Chief Justice Chase,
who presided, said he had seen a protest
that had been drawn up by leading men,
beers of the bar. He regarded it as con-
tempt, and would order each of the signers
to purge himself. This announcement ere
ated much confusion among the lawyers,
and they left the court to confer upon the
course proper for them to pursue. The
calendar was then called, and the lawyers
who names were on the protest were not
allowed to appear in their caSes.-Forney's
Chronicle.
A lie as usual. 1t was not Mr.. Chase the
lawyers denounced, but the Radical judges
of the State court-such men as Under
wood-politicians prostituting high office
to the basest partisan purposes.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- AT s1s BROAD STREET,
is prepared to execute all descriptions or
GAS-FITTING AND PLUMBING,
Having had a long practical experience In this
class of work. he hopes to give satisfaction as TO
prices and workmanship. my Jim
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Paris, June 1.-THE official Journal to-
day publishes IN account and explanation
of the recent disturbances. 1t asserts that
the Government had received accurate
knowledge beforehand OF what was to take
place, and was thereby enabled TO take pro-
per and sufficient precautions.
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THE RICHMOND GYMNASIUM.

n .
The subscriber would respectfully inform the
late members of the Richmond Gymn3sium, and
all others DESTROYS of availing- themselves of the
benefits TO be derived from those exercises for
which this institution is so admirably adapted,
that, having purchased the same from the late
stockholders II will lie in complete readiness for
use OH and after JUNE 18th at O'Clock L. NJ.
Having spared no expense in putting the establish
mcnt in thorough order, 1t Is hoped that ful mem
bership will readily be obtained.
The prices for membership, which are far below
the original ones VIII be o;Sr no11AR
For minors under sixteen years OF age, per
month, FIFTY CENTS.
The Gymnasium to be open daily lSlindays ,eX-
ceptcd( from O'Clock u. VI. to O'Clock i. NJ,
and from O'Clock Z. NJ. to l0o'clock j. NJ:
WILLIAM NJ. LEDLEY.
Cards of membership to be obtained mt No:
Eighth street. 1e lo-otH
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THE VIRGINIA CAMpAIGN.- Washington,
June 14.-Hon. Gilbert c. Walker, the Con-
sentative candidate for Governor of Virgil
MIA, is now in this city. He is confident of
his election by twenty thousand majority
over Governor Wells. lie denounces the
action of the leagues which are endeayor-
ing to control the colorcd votes by threats
of violence if they vote the Conservative
ticket.
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posT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT SPECIAE
AGENTS. Washington, June 14.-Ihc Post
mastcr-GcnCral authorizes the statement.
for informal ion of railway companies, that
under the recent organization OF the special
agent service Of the PoSt-Otficc Department
no commissions will be issued except TO
persons actually employed. The number
will, of course, be limited; therefore all
commissions signed by the Postmaster
General should be duly respected. All other
commissions are imperative and void.
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DIERSON 81 TURNER,
GENERAL SHIPPING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CORNER WALL AND SOUTH STREETS,
NEW YORK.
CHARLES II. PERSON. GEORGE w. TURNER.

Freight contracts made TO and from all ports.
Special attention given 10 purchase and shipment
of lumber. guanos, hay, and general merchandise
also TO sale Of every description of southern pro-
ducc.
Consignments solicited ap l3--5mh
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and R7our Markes.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHNoyD, June Is, 1857.
0FFEWNGs

Il AN e. L. x
Grain and Flour Markex.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHNoSp, June Is, 1857.
- OFFERINGS. f
C0rn.-Yellow, 200 bushels. Mixed, $50 busnen'
Odts.-2af bushels.
Rye.--ls bushels.
Ftour.-2f barrels.
SALES.
Corn.-Mixed, 100 bushels very good at &c.
Il Odts.-52 bushels good at &C.; 9bushels prime ~
ssc.-.total, 81 bushels.
RE-ExHmIrED.
Oats.-s0 bushels.
R1e.-10 bushels.
RgMARKs.-Corri less active to-day, but prices
srm. Oats duh of sale and prices shade lower.
The market for Com ,n Baltimore, on the nth In
slant, advanced TO 4c. on white, under dcttre co-
petttion among buyers for southern shaPHent.
sales were 5000 bushels white at as TO Ssc. 400
bushels Mt 81 1000 bushels at slei and coo onsn
els at 81 or yellow sold from % to &c. No sales
of Oats OF Rye.
In New York, on the 18th instant, Corn was less
active, without decided change in price. saics
% 900 bushels ut % to a4c. for new mixed western
rio canal and ss to s7c. by railroad. The quantity
OF grain In store in New York on the 18th Instant
was Wheat, 500 800 bushels, including 4ss, 900 BUSH
els California; Corn, 3ot iss Oats, sla Bar-
lev, 1853 Malt 1st 1884, Peas, SOS Rye les,ssss
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DENTISTRY.

DR. JUDSON b. WOOD, DENTIST,
l graduate of the Baltimore CollegeSo1i1D
~ DrutaI Surgery. PAINLESS operations
performed on the TEETH or JAWBoNE. Dis Dis
EASED and IRREGULAR TEETH successfully
treated. All ordinary operations In dentistry
rniihfuiiv and satisfactorily executed. charges
moderate. s,, ,,a E,,hth
once, Main street between scvehIh anu Gas ~
streets, five doors above Spotswood Hotel. lc 10
DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN @
~ list. office No. 1913 Main street, ex-~d11n
tracts teeth without pain by the use OF rOhE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS, inserts artificial ones,
ills the natural teeth, and performs all opcrat,nns
pertaining to the science of dentistry In the pest
manner nj low rates. An experience or twenty
svary Instance. lo-d&w
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MILLS IL RYANT, TOBACCO En-
WI CHANGE. RICHMOND, VA, BROKERS
and COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the pnr.
chase and sale of LEAF and MANUFACTURED
TOBACCOS. Orders solicited. Liberal advances
made on consignments Refer 10 4. +. Harvey
President of National Bank of Virginia; james
Thomas Jr., Esq, Richmond Va; Messrs. ii.
Messenger & Co., New York; Messrs. johnson s
Thompson. Boston, Mass. IVA
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How THE NEGROES WILL LEGIsLATE.-The
new city government Of Washington has
been inaugurated. Bills have been pre-
pared for introduction reyoking the licenses
of all hotels that make any distinction i'll
their guests on account OF race or color.
This is but part of system of legislation
that is to be inaugurated to introduce the
colored man on Il social level.
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DR. G. T.. KLOEBER, &fsg8
SURGEON DENTIST. QHffn
Beautiful ARTIFICIAL TEETH on yulcanto
for TWENTY DOLLARS: o,ro
Highest cash price paid for OLD GOLD SETS,
or taken i'm exchange for new sets OF any style.
Teeth filed gently and thoroughly.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS given every daS;
Dental rooms and residence, NO. 9o2 BROAD
STREET. jew
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RE-ExHwIrED.

! Corn-Mi1ed, 100 bushels very good at &c.
Odts.-s2 bushels good at &C.; sobushels prime a.
ssc.--totaI 81 bushels.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

~ 4. BRANDER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
corner of Virginia and Cary streets.
In store and for sale on consignment 200 bushels
Biack-Eyc Peas, Cider Vinegar, Hay, Corn, Oats,
and Mil Otfal. .s
Agent for Bowen ( MERGERS SUPERPHOS-
PLATE LIME. my II
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DENEDICT'S
PLANTATION COFFEE,
nrop.rcd ready for use packed In alright pack
ages of six pounds, tor $l.5o, will preserve It's
strength and flavor any length of time:
OLD DOMINION STEAM MlLLS
1856 Main street, corner OF Eighth,
10 11-lw ISBON BENEDICT IL SON.
ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE;
| rid Main street. between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth Also, FRESH MEATS, &c;; ;r a!t S
market hours SI.ICEpHAM; sMohED BEE Ii1.IoF
EEEFaulnd HOG TONGUES, smoked and picked,
GL0THES LINES, one-quartcr mile long OF, or
shorter; PICKLES as sour rs ylneg ear p YIN
En61NS and ANYTHING else. Please go aud see
or come to Il. L. JAMES, in the First Market, Tor
choice BACON, &c. ih! '-0ti
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-06-16
Mixed, 80 bushels.
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Odts.-2oi bushels.
Rye.-ls bushels.
Flour.-2f barrels.