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W EDN&SDAY MOENINO ... JUNEt, tKW.
Tbe Alleged Treason of flri. Charles Lee.
Soma months ago we alluded to a paper read
before tbe New York Historical Society, by
Gao. H. Mooaa, Librarian of said Society,
upon tbe "Treason of Ota OKARiaa Laa."-
A very Imperfect sketch of tbe paper was at
the same time reprinted from some of the New
York journals, whoao reporters bad taken it
down apparently from memory. The title of
the impei stai tied everybody, and very many
expressed their derided incredulity. Since
that time Mr. Moore ha* published it In book
form, and we bave a copy now lying before
us. We republish the document upon which
the charge ik founded. If its authenticity can
bo established, there will, we think,remain no
doubt upon tbe mind of nay reasonable per
son.
It will be recollected that Gen. Lbk was
captured at Haskiugridge on the i:3tk Decem
ber, 1770, during the retreat of the American
army through the Jerseys. He was, at the
time, separated by an interval of several
miles from his commeud of three or four
thousand men, and bad only n very slender
escort with him. The detachment which took
bim was commanded by Lieutenant Colonel
Harcoc bt, of the British army. The advanced
guard ot this detachment—it may be interest
ing to Virginia readers to know—waa led by
Their old friend Tarleton, at that time only
a Cornet of Dragoons. Lax was treated very
roughly by his captors, who tied him, both
legs and arms, on ahorse behind a dragi«on.
and rode off with him at a furious speed to
Brunswick. He was greatly alarmed, believ
ing that he would be tried as a traitor and ex
ecuted, for he had been a Colonel in the Brit
ish service, although he had resigned pre
viously to accepting tbe commission of Con
gress, and was, in point of fact, only a half
pay officer at the time of his resignation, and
therefore not strictly amenable to military
law. It was, doubtless, under tbe influence
of apprehension for bis lite that Lee submit
ted the paper In question to the Howe?. We
now lay it before our readers:
• 4 As on the one hand it appears to me that by
the continuance of the War America has no chance
of obtaining the ends She proposes to herself; that
altho by struggling she may put the Mother Coun
try to very serious expence loth in blood and
Money, yet She must in the end, after great deso
lation havock and slaughter, be redue'd to submit
to terms much harder than might probably u>
granted at present—and as on the other hand Great
Britain tiio' ultimately victorious, must suiter very
heavily even in ttie process oi her victories, evry
lite lost and evry guinea scent being in fact worse
man thrown away: it is only wastiut her own
property, shedding her own blood ana destroying
her own sTegnth; and as I am not only perswaded
from the high opinion I have of the humanity iml
good sense of Lord and General Howe that the
terms of accommodation will be as moderate as
tneir powers will admit, but that their powers ate
more ample than their Successors t should any ac
cident happen) wou'd lie vested with. I think my
self not only justifiable but bound in conscience to
furnish ail the iuiit«. I can, to enable 'em to bring
matters to a conclusion in the moat compendious
mann«r and consequently the least expensive to
ooth l'Arties-1 do this with the more readiness
at 1 know the most generous use will be made of it
in all respects—their humanity will incline 'em to
have consideration for Indiviauals who have acted
from Principle and their good tense will tell'em
that the more mo'terste are the genera! condi
tions; the more solid and permanent will lie the
union, for if the conditions were extieme'.y repug
nant to the general way of thinkimc. :t would be
only the mere patchwork of a day which the first
r>reath of wind will discompose and the first t] mp
toms of a rupture betwixt the Bourbon Powers and
•treat Britain absolutely overturn—but 1 really
have no apprehensions of this kind whilst Lord
and general Howe have the direction of affairs,
and (litter myself that under their auspices
an accommodation may be built on so solid a
foundation as not to be shaken by any such incident
—iv this persuasion and on these principles i shall
most sincerely and zealously contribute at' in my
power to sn desirable an end. and if no untoward
accidents fail out which no human foresight can
guard against 1 will answer with my lite for the
success.
*■ From my present situation and ignorance of
- certain facts, I nm sensiole that I hasard propos
ing things which cannot without difficulties be
cumplvM with; I can only act from surmise,
therefore hope allowances will be made for my
c.rcuiuatances. 1 will suppose then that (exclu
sive of the Troops requisite for the security of
Khode Inland and N.York) (Seneral Howe's Army
t comprehending every species, British, Hessians
and Provincials) amounts to twenty thousand
men capable to take the field aud act offen
sively: by which I mean to move to any part
of the continent where occasion requires—l
will suppose thit the General's design with
fins force is to clear the Jersey's and take pos
session of Philadelphia—but in my opinion the
taking possession of Philadelphia will not have
any decisive consequences—the Congressand i'eo
ple adhering to the Congress have already made
up their minds lor the event; already They have
turn'd their eyes to other places where They can
hx their seat ol residence, carry on in some meas
ure their 'internment: in short expecting this
event They have devis'd measures for protracting
the War in hopes of some favorable turn of affairs
hi Kurope—the taking Fossessinn therefore of
Philadelphia or any oue or two Towns niore.which
the Weneral may have in view, wul not tie decisive
- -to bring matters to a conclusion, it is necessary
to unhinge or dissolve, if 1 may so express myself,
the whole system or machine of resistance, or in
other terms, Congress Government-this system
<>r midline, as affairs now stand, depends entirely
on the circumatanees and disposition ol the Pen
pie of Maryland Virginia and Peausylvania-if the
Province of Mary land or tha greater part ot it is
redue'd or submits, and the People of Virginia are
T-« vented or intimidated from inarch'ng aid to the
'ennsylvaniaArmy the whole machine tsdisaolv'd
and a period put to the War, to accomplish which,
is. the object of the scheme which I now tak the
liberty of offering to the consideration ot his
Lordship and the General, and if it is adopted tn
full 1 am so confident of the success that I wo<i'd
■take my life on tbe issue—l have at the same time
the comfort to reflect that in pointing out mens
ures which I know to be the most effectual 1 point
nut those which will be attended with, no bloodshed
or desolation to the Colonies. As the difficult* of
passing and of re-passing the North Kiver and tbe
apprehensions from General Carlton's Army will
i am confident keep the New Fnslanders at home,
or at least confine 'em to the Hast side of Kiver;
and ac their Provinces are at present neither
tbe aeat of Government stregnth nor Politicks I
cannot tee that any offensive operation! against
these Provincei wou'd answer any tort of Purpose
—to secure N.York and Khode laiand against their
attacks will bn auffioient On the supposition then,
that General Howe's Army (including evert spe
cies of Troops) amounts to twenty or eve neigh teen
thouthand men at li> erty to move to any part of the
Continent; as fourteen thouthand will be more
than sufficient to clear the Jersey't and take pos
session oi Philadelphia, 1 would propose that four
thoushand men he immediately embark'din trans
ports, one half of which ahou'd proceed up the Po
tomac and take pott at Alexandria, tha other half
up Chesepeak Bay and possess themselves of An
napohs. They will most probably meet with no
opposition in taking possession oi tlieae Posts, and
when posress'd they are so very strong by nature
that a few hours work and soma trifling artillery
will secure them against the attacks of a much
greater foroe than can possibly be brought down
against them—their communication with tne shlp
pitii will be constant and sure—for at Alexandria
Vested of very considerable burthen (of fivo or
six hundred tons for instancei cau lie in clou* to
the stii.ro, and at Annapolis within musket shot
all the necessaries and relreshmer.ts for an Army
are near at hand, and in the greatest abundance-
Kent Island will supply that of Annapolis and
every part on bath banks of tha Potomac tint of
Alexandria. These Posts may with ease support
each other, at it v but two easy d-iys marcs from
one to the other, and if occasion requires by a sin
gle days march, They may join (a ) and conjun tly
carry on their operations wnerever it shall be
thought eligible to direct 'em ; whether to take
possession of Baltimore or post themselves on
some spot on the Westward nank of tre£u«iue
hanna which ia a point of the utmost mi porta nee -
but here 1 mutt beg leave t> observe that there it
a measure which if the Geueral assents to and
adopts will lie attended with momentous and the
most happy consequences— I mean that from these
Posts proclamations of pardon rhou d be issued
to all those who come in at a rivon day, and 1 will
antwer for it with my life -that ail the Inhabitants
ol tn%t great tract touthwaid I the Patapsieo and
l*ing betwixt the Potomac ana Chesepeak Bay aod
those on the eastern Mure of Maryland will im
mediately lay down the.r arms—bat this is not all,
•am much mistaken if Hi■■.„« potent and populous
German districts, Proienc County in AlaMand
* Mld i or .Ji.' n ""Mllvauia do not billow their ex
ample— thesei Germans are extremely numerous,
and to a Man have atteorto been the most staunch
As«ertorsol ths American cause; but at the same
time are ao remarkably tenacious of their property
aud apprehenaive of the least injury !>eing d-ne to
their tine terms that I have no doiibt when They
"•• r w {# a *': r . ty ol Mffir Country becoming the
seat oi war. ihey will give up all opposition but
nar . ,m w gg*»* Xn Prevent tho
tvi h i l , b#r lrom »">'■« Poasesaiou nn
leit*ut altLafrn! 1 *! 0- .'" 5* ■•«*eaodisadvan
rtsti"ot spot.*L«*V a O . l r *^ er tUe reverse-a va
tw^oUM»^L* UlU,, '{ , » , ? wtaor iiaiiko!
calculated I&pft &%Z?**l2£r* m * i wmU
tion'd-vis-ter the rs!ft» t ,» Br »°««" ' have ineu
sebmission «7th™whWlw!, 0 ! c /a? M, f ,oa /"
the preventing or inUoudat?».^s* ~f Ma />'* nd
in* aids to X , 7". , *f"»«"«n«
is httemUed at AlexaudriaTumlJ*?. lf •■» f,,roe
Troop* sect against it. alt '-S^A:?"»!*»«* the
meat be at the expence of tbT«»« t t w t2j t l*: *
tbe evsat ihat "wTveatSre "•ftS".**
penalty of mjr life if the pfiS fiiifuUv ado■uK'
gawked in any part of the Coßtmeut. * ,K,Xtt *
.i! 'J' 0a TO *i fro s? A *b»*>»» to daces Ann
there is one considerable Kiver to lie pata'd but
it the idipt boats can easily be brought round
lrom the Bey to tbe usual place of passage er Per
ry, this is no impediment if the Two Corps chute
cteter*> mmfoh "*"
This paper, in the hand-writing of General
Laa, Mr. Mooaa aaya be baa in bis possession,
and when the lecture was delivered he bold it
op to the audience. It ia endorsed in tbe band
writing of Henry BraAcjiay, who was at
ibai time ffevrciary to tbe Koyal Commit.
efonera. Lord and ftir William Mowr. At tbe
•ad 6/ to* rolame a Artlotil* of It ie pub
fished, aud aiottf wit* H, a foe timlU llßenvls
pf tan Mitt isf W/ftf 19 Ueberal UATba, aj I
few bears beforehiseapture. f hehjand-witt
ing is unmistakably MentioaL Tbe tetter w>
Gatrb la published lalßViwatLifeof Was«
inoton. Mr. MooßflajinoußMß his intentie*
to write a biography of Geoaral Lba, ou an
extended scale, and will, probably, therein
more fully explain the manner In which he
got possession of the present document. Un
til that time, we presume, we meat rest con
j tented with the followingaccoant of it, given
In the Preface:
" I have given fae simile* of the"original Plan of
Treason, and. far the purpose.of comparison,of
the {eTter to deneral SL & J.«l
just before hiacapture. Tbe hret is the lineament
which sun tested this etsay. lv authenticity ia
unquestionable, and will bear the moat thorough
investigation. When it was first brought to me.
with other documents from the same source in
Encland, 1 was not allowed to examine it any tur- j
• her than was neceesarit to satisfy myaell of its
(cmiiaenei* by those testa with which all scholars
are familiar—a restriction to which I submittal
upon the undoubted aaturance that the asms con
iiitons had been and would bo imposed upon ever)
one to whom it had been or woud lie shown. As
this restriction was intended to assure the pecum
niary value of the manuscripts offered for sate, I
have no reason to doubt that it was invariably im
posed, so that when 1 purchased them a few days
afterwards, I found myself in sole posaession of
papers of a moststartlins character—a key to some j
of the strangest secrets of the Revolution."
Of the character of Mr. Moore, we know
nothing whatever. From bis having been se
lected to fill so important an office as that of
Librarian to the New York Historical Society,
we infer that it must be at least fair. At any
rate, It Is hardly to be presumed that he is ca
pable of forging such a paper as this; and, in
deed, tbe internal evidence afforded by the pa
per itself, annihilates any such presumpUon.
There seems to us to be but one supposition
that can save the reputation of Gen. Lee, and
that is, that he was not acting in good faith to
Sir Wm. Howe, when he suggested this plan-
It is well known that the latter had devi-ed a
plan, to be carried into execution during the
summer of 17;7, for separating the Eastern
Colonies from the rest of the Confederation,
and subduing them in their isolated condition,
before making any attempt upon the Middle
and Southern Colonies. This plan consisted,
in part, of a powerful expedition, to be sent
from Canada by the route of Lake Champlain
and the Hudson River, under the command o'
General Bikooynk. To further the object of
this expedition, Sir Wm. Howe was expected
to march from New York, up the Hudson,
with a force sufficiently strong to overpower
all opposition, and the two expeditions were
to unite somewhere iv the intermediate
space. There seems to exist among military
men, at this day, little doubt that the suc
cessful execution of this plan would have
greatly increased the peril to which the in
dependence of the States was exposed.—
Instead ol" attempting his part of it, however,
Howe set sail from New York for the Chesa
peake, and by doing so rendered co-operation
absolutely impossible. Bi'Rooynk, isolated
from all succor, and hemmed in by an active
and enterprising enemy in a difficult and tho
roughly hostile country, was compelled ta lay
down his arms. The tide turned ia favor of
the Americans from that moment, and it could
never be reversed. The whole world was
amazed at this movement of Howe at the tim?,
and the amazement, instead of diminishing'
grew stronger alter the war, when it became
known that the plan for inarching one army
down the Hudson and another up, was actu
ally suggested by himself. It will be observed
that Lee's plan is dated 29th March. Four
days after Howe wrote to the Ministry that
be had abandoned the idea of attempting on the
Hudson anything more serious than an occa
sional diversion iv favor of the Canada army,
and a week after he wrote to Sir Guv Cable
ton, tbe Governor of Canada, a cotilidecti.il
letter, in which he said that operations had al
ready been determined on, which would ren
der it impossible for him to detach a corps up
the Hudson river in the beginning of the cam
paign. In the letter to the Ministry he reveal
ed the plan which he afterwards adopted, and
which was that proposed by Lee in its most
essential features. There can be no doubt
that the Southern movement was fatal to the
interests of Great Britain, as well as opposed
to the most obvious principles of military
science. Is the supposition too far-fetciu-d,
that Lee might have seen this, and have pro
posed his plan for the very purpose of li ad
ing Howe off from the spot where his pro
aotaee might be fatal to the cause of America !
Taking the Census.
In most parts of the United States, the work
of taking the Census of ISan commenced on the
Ist of the month.and the heads of families may
prepare themselves to answer any number of
questions. You must tell them how old you
are, how many children you have got, how
much money they are worth, what they are
good for, or if they are good for nothing.—
Brother Jonathan has always been renowned
for his curiosity, and he is now about to give
it an official illustration which will turn every
thing inside out in the affairs of everybody
who owns his allegiance. Every head of a
family is required to give the name, age, sex,
color, occupation and birth-place of every
member of bis household, the value of his
real and personal estate, and the causes of sick
ness and death, if there be any, iv his family.
What a day of judgment it will bo for single
persons of an uncertain age! What a book of
doom the records which the man who teltes
tbe census will carry under his arm! Km
there is this consolation : If you don't choose
to answer, or if you see fit, after the approved
Yankee fashion of answering one question by
asking another, to demand the age of Brother
Jonathan, what he is worm and whether his
mother knows he's out, you are at perfect lib
erty to do so. And besides, though the ques
tions embrace details, only geueral results
will be published in tbe returns from each dis
trict, and, therefore, no man need fear that
his domestic concerns will be known to any
one but the officers of the government and
their particular friends. Seriously, we trust
that all good citizeus will impart cheerfully
to the census-taker: such information as will
be useful to the government, and not visit
upon their heads the responsibility of ques
tions some of which savor strongly of imper
tinence; but which, while not your duty to
answer.it is theirduty to ask. Everything that
relates to population and which will throw
upon progress in every department of
industry, should be promptly stated. Manu
facturers should be prepared to give particu
lars in respect to their capital, number of
hands employed, value of raw material oaedj
value of articles manufactured, motive power
and cost of fuel, cost aud descriptiou of ma
chinery. Agriculturists will be expected to
furnish information regarding their terms,
and everything that gives value thereto, or
affects the producliveuessof the land. Politi
cally, this census is very important, for by it
we are to be governed in the number of Rep
resentatives from each State iv Congress. The
rule is now to give one Representative to every
uiuety-two thousand inhabitants, aud the
people should not through obstinacy or care
lessness, withhold information that is of
such value to themselves.
The Cattle Distemper.
Since the appearance of the oat tie disease in
New Jersey, the New Yorkers are considera
bly exercised upon the subject of the milk and
butler tbey are using, from the Jersey dairies.
The distemper baa spread witb great rapidity.
It is scarcely a year since it showed itself in
this country, yet it bus extended to six States,
and over thirty localities. More than eight
hundred head of cattle in New England have
been slaughtered to prevent the extension of
the disease, and over oue thousaud have died
of tha contagion. Itia said that tbe disease
does not seem to require a close proximity of
the healthy to the sick cattle, in order to com
wuaicate the malady. Oougreaa one taken up
we matter, and it deaervce their coaaideration
maklogWre than tbe business of President
rated by a p sin? *" T*Z
bim immediately
stories of his blindness, .o luduatrlSnal, ctT ]
culated by the English press in order to ere.
ate tbe belief that be mnat soon have been
overpowered bad not Urn fight been stooped
art tttbiriy lals*. He has never for one m l
ment lost his sight sigoe abnking Say***.
baud upon ruteriflf tbe ring.
Tbe New Jury Law In ■oJtlrrsoee.
Tholai'Haore joattatls pnbilob the lists of
iuroiw Ruder the now jury laW, waJob baa
just flo»" into «pat»Uon in that < iljr, a* nf
fordiaf the moat aoncltmive evideneoof the
decided Improvement whitrb will be effected
in the malarial of the jury panels. The Balti
more At:, rirun says there is something of a po
sitive feeling of enjoyment la examining the
Hats, in noting the absence from them of the
names of parties who have been the stereo
typed dependence of tbe Criminal Court for
the discharge of tbe most important trusts of
the law, and of recognizing In their place tbe
names of citizens of worth aud respectable
Btandlng. The new system, according to the
American, not only secures the selection of
, proper men for the regular panels, but pre
vents the packing of jnriea in special cases
through the summoning of Improper tales
men.
We heartily congratulate Baltimore upon
the promise of its deliverance from the mur
derous reign of ruffianism that has so long
held sway at the ballot-box, and domineered
over the tribunals of justic.i. The reign of
tbe Flogs, Thugs, and bullies and rowdies lv
general, is at an end in the Mounioental Oity.
Sicily.
The island of Sicily, which theadventurous
aud chlvalric Gabibaldi has recently in
vaded, covers an area of 10,544 square miles,
aud has a population of nearly three millions.
The strength of the army i* 100,000, who are
said to be brave aud disciplined troops. The
island Is divided iuto seven provinces, each of
which is ruled directly by an Inteudente, ap
pointed by the King, whose powers are co
ordinate with those usually exercised by the
Governors of our State?. All other modes of
minor government common to our system are
common in Sicily. Over all the principal
governments is a Council, appointed by the
King, composed of eight members. The taxes
are proportionally less in the Kingdom of the
two Sicilies than in any country iv Continen
tal Europe; remarkably small, when compared
with those of Sardinia.
Montgomery Mail.
Col. J. J. HoorKß, the able senior editor of
♦he Montgomery (Ala.) Daily Mail, is about to
visit our city and New York, to aid his edito
rial efforts in building up Southern trade, and
incidentally to expose the prominent aboli
tion houses of New York, now doing a heavy
trade with Alabama. We are glad to learn
that he expects to spend a few days in Rich
mond, whose manufacturing progress and
commercial prospects have awakened consid
erable interest in the South. We bespeak for
him a cordial reception from our citizens and
business men, who Will not, we trust, neglect
so favorable an opportunity of making known
the capacity of Richmond for supplying the
wants of the Southwest.
The Acndemy of Music and tti«* Orphan*.
We trust our readeis will bear in mind the
concert, which the Acaiietny of M - asic proposes
to give to-morrow night for the benelit of the
Orphans. Let Richmond show her apprecia
tion of musical taste, and of the claims of
suffering humanity, by ir.augura.ling the pub
lic exhibition of the Academy with a brilliant
and crowded house.
RBTtRN Cargo Made Up.—The Norfolk
(Va.) papers announce that the return cargo
of the barque '-Love Star," made up for Bor
deaux, will shortly be placed on board, and no
further freight offers are now takrn.
or Colst Joannks.—Mr. Geo.
Jones, '-the Couut Joannes," former manager
of the Richmond (Va.) Theatre, and at that
time husband of Mi>. Meliuda Jonea, was
married, in Boston, to Mrs. Mary E. Bigelow
last Saturday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Eastburn.
Ofkii-ial Vote—The official vote for Judge
o* the Sixth Circuit is as follows: J no. Id.
Gregory 1,T1>7; Lemuel J. Bowdeu l,4ol); Jno.
T. Seawell 1.-r:j; C. K. Mallory 424; Juo. N.
Davis IJ3. The total vote is 0,137.
Gone to Eviiote. — Bey. Juo. Bavley, of fhe
Virginia Conference, sailed from New York
for Liverpool, accompanied by his wife, iv
the ship Henry Clay, ou the 30th ult.
Anew Catholic Church va? dedicated iv
Raleigh, N. C. Bnnday, at which servieaa
Bishop Hughes, of Charleston,and Arch Bfaav
op Hughes, of New York, ollkiuteu.
The City Council of Atlanta, Ga, recently
subscribed sdiiii.ul.u and the citizens W&OQAXXt, to
aid m construction of a railroad to Jackson
ville, Ala.
The cost of the New York Central Parlt
thus far has been S7.floti.tMKi. The sum of sW
jttO,i»tio will be expended on further improve
ments.
The telegraphic report of yesterday -was
incorrect. Mayor Berrett (I)ein.) was re
elected Mayor of Washington, Monday, by
twenty-lour majority.
F. E. Askin, a conductor on the Charleston
and Memphis Railroad, was killed last week,
by the accidental discharge of his gun.
Hon. Silas M. Burroughs, member of Con
gress from the :Jlst district of New York, died
at his residence in Medina on the 3d inst.
Seveiiteeu slaves, set fr-.e by the will of the
late L)r. Land, ol Princess Aune county, left
for Philadelphia last week.
Jesse Howell, convicted at Norfolk, Va, of
arson, has been sentenced to ten years in. the
penitentiary.
Key. Henry Bass, for 10 years a Methodist
minister, died at Cokesbury, S. C, a few days
since.
John McDaniel, of Jones county, N. C, was
robbed of $<iSU at Washington, If. C, last
week.
Secretary Cobb is iv Mil led Seville, 4}a., at
tending the Democratic State Convention.
The artesian well at Columbus, Ohio, has
reached the depth of-2,344 feet.
The Porto Kico export duty on sugar, mo
lasses and coffee has been abolished.
•it The best and cheapest Photographs
anu Pearl Ambrotypes in the city are these made
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Governor st. All the various styles and aizes ex
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AS APPEAL TO THE LADIES
-OI- RICHMOND.-An ineffectual at
tempt having been made i thwarted by ta <• men,
one on Broad ami the oilier «m Mains-... to sus
pend business atfi o'clock in the afternoon, we,
tne young nun, most respectfully ravoH the LA
IMKB to assist in this matter, by uiaAing their
purchases between the hours of 0 in Iho morning
and 6 in the afternoon, thus affording us me plea
sure of meeting you on the Square, and the privi
lege of going to Church at night—a privilege to
which we attach more importance tin,a any other
motive. A roply from the Ladies we most affec
tionately request. From their
Ja*-tt* DEVOTED SUFFERERS.
»"mSS» SPKtItL NOTIC li-TO THE
LADIES OF RICHMOND.—As fourteen
hours' servitude in these warm, sultry days, are not
sufficient to brent the spirits and wear out the
bodies of tha Urv goods clerks in Richmond, the-.,
as a special favor, request the Indies to buy all their
goods after 6 o'ctk P. M., in order t,o prevent them
trout attending their churches, or getting reci-ca
tion iv ar.y other pleasant way. S*>. for their s'jle
pleasure;, ail the dry goods stores will be kept opi'fi
all night aud a portion of Sunday
je« -It* MANY DRY GOODS CLERKB.
WIS, THE UNDERSIGNED,
a ...il^ re "y '"tree to close our respective
stores EVERY AFTERNOON, at 6 o'clock, from
this day to the lath of August, IJS6O.
Porter/Harris A Homer, Johnston A Bransford,
1. Robertson A Soas, W. S. AG. Donnan,
Williams A. Elliott, R. S. Denny.
Vanlew, Taylor A Co., J W. Ratclifle,
A.B.Clarke. C J. Sinton A Co.,
Smith, Rhodes A Co., Smith Harwood,
P. T. Moore A Co., John T. Sublett A Bro.,
Clarkson. Anderson A Co.
Richmond. June 6th.. 1800. jeo-2t*
IN OHDI-.R TO AFFORD THOSE
nevji in our employment tome reoieatiou. we
will lrom this date un til the 15th Auguat next, cloae
our stores at 6,' i o'clock, P.M.
Our friends aud aut tomers will please arrange
for thoir purchases a tcordttigl*
JsAM'L M. PRICE A CO.
je 4>-lt* "WATKINS A FICKLEN.
flrtsr=» AMEETTumOFTHECOAIMIT
-4Kjßi TEE OF INVITATION for the Poiirth
of-July Dinner, to be given ar the St- Charles Ho
tel, will he held on na.it BATt'RDA V evening, in
the Hall of the Hots 1, at 6 o'osoc k.
The following are the namas of the committee
appointed, and: they will plea sa attend at that
time:
M.Ridgway, N. Tyler.
Charles Pleasants, Geo. W. Gretter,
Alaj. Calvert. J. H. Uigjies,
HscUir Davie, W. 01d. 1t.,
Ut. W. Either, Dr. A. ti. Urigeby,
Jot Brumme), R. Dickiton,
0. W. Madtiox. B. T. Steams,
Dr. E. F. Lackett, T. Kimbro,
Mai. P Griffin. Jaa. A. Ovardin,
R.Ward. Dr.Jea.Dove,
Dr. Ingram, Win. M. flarnaoa.
J•«. BiaekweU, je a-duf
oW.VW* , •( , • aa WKOBRRDAY east, at *
v oioea r. M., uli i* .mW of I'reaidea*Lyons
iel-td ~ c. UIMMOCR. Secy i
jei-td Virg^yaut'lAgt'ißowtty.
MARRIED,
la Wasbuiataei. D- <1. t on Satan!**. JuneSd. by
Rev M Hslevll«r Wll. G. HARVEY and Miss
atAWViRWIA TAYLOR, ail of this city. *
msD.
On Tuesdar evening, Mh imtant. NANNIE
FRANCES, second daughter of J no. C. and Mar
tha A. Fage. in the 14th year of her age.
The fneuds and acquaintances are requested to
atte d the funeral at the house of her ••'""'e-fn j
18th afreet, between Grace and Broad, to-morrow
afternoon, at B o'clock. ..,.,„.
On Tuesday, the Mh inst.. MARTHA ELIZA
BETH, lafsnt daughter of Joseph u.aud Canute
A. Mettert. s.ged6 inouttit
The friends el the family are iiivited »" attend
her funeral from the Union Station («?• E-»
Churah, this (Wednesday! afternoon, at So clock.
On Saturday morrrfttg, *) inst.. in this ctty.st
her Rev. John H. Boyd. MARY
ETTA, need S years » months and 4 da*B. only
child of Wiiham J. and Mary P. Boyd, of Balti
more city. .... ir
The Lord has taken Ins little lamb to himself
['1 H '
Onthe3d.nst..at Greenwood, Henrico enonty,
the residence of his father. HARRY L., infant
son of Fredertok J., and Pauline E. Swift, aged I
years 6 months and 23 days. ~,,,,
In Finoaatlc. on Monday, 2Sth ultimo, M.l/A
ARCHER, aged nine months, only daughter of
Dr. Wm. Gibson »nd Elisa A. barter.
Never has a purer and lovelier blossom been
transplanted from earth to bloom in a heavenly
dime, than the little one whose death we here re
cord; but the good Shepherd has gathered the lamb
within his fold, and carries her now,sheltered from
storm and tempest, within his bosom.
"Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care;
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed.
And bade it blossom there.
For her hath bloomed a spring,
Where flowers perennial deck a purer sod;
Whose music is the song that seraphs sing.
Whose light, the smile oi God."
■HL. The Enquirer and Whig please copy. *
Obituary.
Died, at the residence of her mother, in Sydney,
on the 27th of March. Mrs. LIZ/.IE H.. consort of
Lewis Wacner. and eldest dan s. liter of Stephen H.
and Caroline FVher, a»;ed M years and 3 months.
in the midst of relatives and friend*, surrounded
by the endearmentß of a fond and affectionate
home, tha *pint of this noble and rere-r.-us woman
took ita flight to a purer and better world. In. her
death, we liehnld a stnkine illustration of the
truth of the divine adage "Death loves a shining
mark." [atherouag prime of v ears, in the fresh
ness of youthful Vii.or and womanly i.eautv. and
upon tne thresho'd ol a womanhood which prom
ised a bright and useful future, the y U unu wife and
mother has been summoned to that -'undiscovered
country from whose lx>urne no traveler returns; '
and the huh hopes and expectations that admiring
friends and loving ra! itives hunr, upon her noble
qualities of head am! heart, arc faded and gone
forever. Of those qualities we need not speak.—
Noue can appreciate them save those who knew
them, and in their hearts they have a remembrance
which can never die. Her parents and husband
loved her with a fondness and depth of affection
that we have rarely s*en equaled, and her sad and
untimely fate has filled their hearts with a sorrow
winch time may soothe, but death only can dispel.
We can ntler them no consolation in their sail be
reavement, for there is none to oiler, but we deeply
mourn there loss and sincerely sympathize in thoir
misfortune. A terrible C3iamity lias belalleu them,
yet it was the act of an all wi«e Providence, and,
in the language of another. "His justice and His
moicy are alike inscrutable, and he is wisest who
questions not, anil murmurs not. at His decrees.''
"The voice was hashed and Still, r.s if ia prayer;
For a brieJ'*oace the <nle hps seemed to move—
f-oou they grew "till — the eyelids soltly closed.
And gently as an infant to its sleep.
Pa-ssed the pure spirit, of our friend to Heaven."
Helena, Ark., May 1,1968 I*l W. H. B.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
X PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNES.
h Water tkir. day ( Wednesday) ■'>;._ o'clock.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Frances Elmore, Smith, N.i ~ rye. Steams
A Co.
Schr. Jno. M. Ford, Burnett, Philadelphia, coal,
S. P. Hawes A Sen.
Schr. Hope, Parsons, Baltimore, lumber, .lames
Gann.
Schr. Industry, Mason, N. C, lumber, R. M. Ste
venson A Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Pamah, New York, irdze.
and passengers, l.udlam A Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Pntchard, Baltimore.
imi/e and passacgers. i). k W. Carrie.
Schr. Golden Rule, Wi.ber. light.
Sour. Ida L. Nay lor, i'oit Waiithall, W. D. Col-
S"hr. Kaloolah, Senter, Mobile, mdze., J. R. An
derson A Co.
CLEARED,
Barque li. T. Vennard. Wymau, Bremer. <*. ; 1
hhds. stems and 154 khds. tobacco, by Chas. Pai-
City Point. June 5, ISOO.
ARRIVED.
Bark Pioneer, Captain Childs, from Liverpool,
to E. W.de Voea «■ Co.—Consignees— 4o ciates
earthenware, 'ieo. J. Sumner & Co.; 127 toi.s iron.
E. II Skinker * Co : *70 boxes tin, lot) ke ;s mor
chand ze, to order; 41 bbls merchandize. Alien
Gtlmour; 25 tons iron, E. Worchain A Co; 20.
packagea dry goods. Kent. Pauie A Co ; 2 casks
zinc. 1.->2 b 'iidies iron, to order;. r >7 tons iron, to
Gilliam & Dunlop. of Petersburg; luo ooxus tin,
7S7bar« iron, to ireo. Rf id. of Norfolk; CO bios,
aula, to Rowbird Bro'hers. Norfolk; \*) pack
n-es ehenr-icais, to Walsh A Co., oi Norfolk ; 3 LOO
sacks anlt, K. W. de Vena *t Co.
Below —Bremen bara.ee Eohenstanen, from New
York, to load lor Bremen.
CLEARED,
Norwegian ship Festalinden. T*. Olsen. master,
for Rotterdam, with 590 hlids. tobacco and stems
ar4Moßoatavee. by R-.u't Weadenwnrg.
N>:w Yoi;k. Jane 3.—Arr'd,steamer l-nissto-^n,
Richmond; sohrs. Jamestown, City Point; Cnaa.
McCleese, Newbern, N. C; Edwin, do.; Lady
Catherine. Plymouth. N. C ; J. R. Mitchell, Mary
Legrund. A. C. KUlridge, G. Duiumer. Thus. Alin
tnrn, L. W. Birdcall, Cornelius. J. R. Franklin.
Banquet, Hinckley, Wm. Pawnee, hllea
nor. '!'. E. French. Monmouth, and Racer, ail
from Va. June 4 —Arr'd. schrs. Leroy and Amos
Ealkenbum, Alexandria.
Norfolk. June 4.— Sl'd, steamer Empire, w.th
barge Sun, for Hichtnond.
'.ii-EENSTowN, May 20.—Arr'd, ship Samson,
Rooinson, Liverpool, for «"ity Foiut.
Holmes* Hole, May 30.-Arr'd, schr. Balti
more. Richmond, for Boston.
New Haven, June 3.—Arr'd schr. New Haven,
from Va.
Bosvon, June 2.—Cl'd. schr. M. Betts, Rich
mond.
Puilade! ruiA, June 3.—Arr'd, schr. Annie
R.Tiith. Norfolk.
»1 \ i. rinoak, June 4.—Atr'd. steamer Peeahoata,
Richmond.
|ly vßXßoasrii |
HaJU'ton Roads, June i —Arr'd bhip Chariot of
Fame, fit days from Ch.ueii.is ; bark Pioneer, from
Liverpool, bound to Richmond.
T_m_T\ JI'ST OPENED, a fire assort-£3M
**/-ricrir of PARIAN and ENi.L'SIIIfJ tl
M<MtSTON!' PITCHER-, ail
ygf PLATED and BRITANNIA iCEaVIaW
PIICHEUS; WATER COOLERS; PARIAN aud
CHINA VASES.
I also keep constantly on hand a full assortment
of CHINA. GIASS and GRANITE WARh;
WAITERS; JAPAWNED TOILET SETS. Ac,
Ac, all of which I will sell low to suit the times,
je 6-2w O. B. TAYLOR. 117 Main st.
THE UMDERSIGNED~ respect-
f m Jfullv announces to his friends and the
&w Public generally that he will open a
TgjfefrV RESTAURANT ami HAR. at th* nld
*- Market, on the 6th of June. Their
patronage will be thankfully received, and orders
promptly and carefully attended to.
The ohoicest PRODUCE of tbe market, and
choice LIQUORS andCIGAK.S will Inconstantly
on hand, to please the tiiste of ttte public.
jeti-3t* MAURICE DENIS.
J™. _,—__t." P ; oK L.V N«JttKvKb-Tu leave
_\_V_~T™i* BTH VRS DAY. - The Canal Boat
by bbbbbbl "OLIVIA will leav* as above. For
freight, apply to WM. P. COX,
je 6-2t At the Shod. Dock st.
FOR LIVERPOOL.—The Al regular
barkPIONEER, Daa'L C. Child,
■*=***• Master, now at City Point, will "umiiience
loading as soon as her inward cargo is discharged.
For freight, apply to EDW'D WM. Db VOSS A
CO., or to CHAS. PALMER, (jo H-lwAeo<l2w*
FOR StLK-A No. 1 MILCH COW,
B4< warranted to zive three gallons of milk a
■BWaoM'tay. For particulars, apply to
NEWTON LIPSCOMB,
At Binford A Porter's Furniture Store.
jeii-3tWF*S*
irv FOR SALE—Three very fine and well
•liSSJtbroken H«>HSES They are sold for no
fault whatever, the owner having more
than he has use for. Any person wanting a No. 1
FAMILY HORSE, would do well »o call at
WM. SEARS WOOD'S, No. 6 Mamst.
4*. BtrM MMSTT—A tbree-sterv Bvtck TenT
fJSlj ment, on Grace St.. !>erween 4th and 6th sts.
SMR The house is furnished with a warm-air fur
nace, cooking-range, huh room, water-closets,
and other modern conveniences. Inquire of
jes-ta Pa. JAMES BOLTON.
FORSALE-A FRAMED ROUSE on 6th
K£ street, adjoining the Verandah Hotel, role
Asm-removed m tnree date after the sa'e. Apr-ly to
WM. A DAVID <i I BSOII. Builders,
je 6-3t Main street, near dth.
~ V FOR RENT-the BRICK TEN EM ENT
_..~i on Hie south side oi Main, between 2d and 3d
aslL streets, recently in the occupancy of Mr. Pat
tern -v Allan. Possession given ianmediate)*. Ap
ply to |je6-«tl OODDIN k APPERSON.
"sT'ei KMCAMFMRRT.-At a meetißg of*
MM portion of tne Field and Com nan* OhV
Jjßj cers of Hi" FOURTH REIiIMKNI" OF
JTJjfi.CAVALKY. held in the city of Rich
mond, on Tuesday, the 9lh day ot June, instant,
the followi.tg'esolution wasiinauiinoutly hdoptctf
liesolved. That the Commissioned OfSoers of
Compauies belonging to the Fourth Regiment of
Ca\*lry, and the Cotniniasioned of other
Companies of .Cavalry, interested in tut proposed
Ennampnient. le requested to ataamb'e at the
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, in the oity of Richmond.
oniheUTH DAY Or JUNE, for the purpose of
adopting such measures as may ensure its success.
je 6-d3iowlt _ _ '
A T TV N T fit N,TooVERNOR'S
MOUNTED GUAR P.-Have your meai.
/m___ ures Uken nnniediatety for uniform ;
' "Tf »'-> ■"""'"« ol heads taken, and left
with Wm. H. Havwabd, in older to be prepared
for 4th of July. V
_je *_*_ By order of Capt. CABELL.
HENRICO LIGHT DRAGOONS,
{■L ATTENTION.-Pararle. wth arms •>ud
/ffkm ecujeinenls >v perfeoi ordei. on FRI
-f TL UW, the hth day of June, proximo, m
fjoat oi the County Court-House, at hi o'clock A.
A., for inspection and the celebration of your 7th
nuuversary.
By order of Col. D*vis.
myao-td 80. A.J. SMITH. O. S._
IATfERTiaR, t'O. U.-riita o/..mmand.
wih aesenibie for 4natruetion in the BOUAVK
DRILL, WEDNRSDaY EVENINO. »ilo'
eioek.atthe Market Hail It is required that
every member will he. aoaatuajly prasent.
By order of DiMxiork.
Jai-«» D. T. CARTER, Ist Serj't.
» OTET'S.
#eJftagl»Maa|.
SPECIAL KOTICBB. ___
•%.apecial Notice. -E. B. Cock retpeotfnl- 1
ly notifies the butfes and gentlemen of ths oily thai.
the reaidenceof K. T. Winston, JSpa.. on Roes tt . «
rear of the baltaril House, will be open rO-DAi .
from » t.ll 6 ..'©leek, to enable them to examine the .
Fumnure, tha sale rtf which takes pine* TO- i
MORROW, at 10 o'clock. p»t-lt j
W A Startling Truth !--Hundredsdle an. >
anally, from seglec'ed coughs and colds, when by f
thenseofa sincle bottle of I'r. WiSTAR'S BAL- S <
SAM Up WILD CHERRY, their Uvea could be
preserved to a ijreen oh! a«e.
Hold by ADIK A GRAY. PURCELL.LADD A
CO., W. PETERSON, J. P. DU VAI.. and by all .
other dealers in medicines. js *-atWAN ]
•A. Fifty Cents for Lurge Anihrotyoes,
FORMERLY «I.S»-
And finished in the BERT N TV I.E.
ROOMS ON THE FIR*T FLOOR,
AND THE LARGEST IN RICHMOND.
PICTURES MADE CHEAPER THAN AT ANY
OTHER GALLERY.
Satisfaction guaranteed, or no sale.
il'im want the BEST and LARGEST PIC
TURES, at a RKDFCKD PRICE, bo to
SMITH'S GALLhRY.77Matn»t.,
je*-3C WhiUhuntVs old stand.
BX Nouiethinz to Read !
REDUCED PRICES
IN SOMETHING TO WEAR.
From this date we will sell our rich and varied
stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS and SUMMER
WRAPPINGS at greatly reduced prices. Buyers
can be certain of obtaining good bargains, as we
are determined not to disappoint thoae who favor
us with a call. SWORDS A THAW.
No. IIS Broad at.
N. B.—Fancy Dress Silks at cost,
je o--ftt S. A T.
Isl Lath* ! Laths! ! Laths!!! —Home
MANUFACTURE.-We continue to make end sell
at our Saw Mill, Mayo'a island, excellent l'las'er
LATHS at the price of $2 per thousand. We
would invite the attention of the trade to the an
neied certificate of Mr. Swans, a gentleman well
known in our oity:
Richmond. June 2d, 1360.
Messrs. J.no. *.Geo. Gibson—Gentlemen: You
ask me to give my opinion in writing, in regard to
the Plaster Laths of your manufacture. I will state
that as foreman lor Mr P. H. Russell. I have used
upwards of 100,000 of your laths, and take pleasure
in sa> in< that I consider them superior In every
respect to any sawed laths li»rctoiore imported,
that I have ever seen- Beiug free from the luze
of the sawed lath, the first coat of mortar adheres
without repuison, and tern* of regular thickness
and equal in strength to the sawel laths, I do not
hefitate to say that it is more pi oh table to the plas
fever to use your laths, as the work on them is
more speedily done and results in a better job.
Very respectfully ventre, Ac.
BENJAMIN SWANN.
Having read the above statement of Mr. Swarm,
my foreman, it entirely concur" with my "pinion
in reran! to the laths made by the Messrs. Gibson,
and would add that 1 think these gentlemen ouiht
to be encouraged for their enterprise in this mat
ter of home manufacture.
je4-tit P.H.RUSSELL.
Ba. Ladies' Dress Goods!
LADIES' DRESS GOODS!!
AT COST!
AT COST!!
at cost :::
The month of June being at hand, and finding
our stock of
LADIES' DRt-'SS GOODS
to be considerably larger than is desirable, and.
desirous of eivins our friends aud customers tn=»
advantage c? an entire new stock ot irress GnOdt
at every season. lieiooes supplying |he<nacivea
c'leap now. we nave determined to sell from to
day ail our Dress Goods, of every description,
from R'ch Silks to ordinary Lawns, during the
montn of June atco't. and many styles ol Goods,
mpreferer.ee to keeping th-m over, greatly be
low cost. In tact, we will make a
GREAT CLEARING OCT SALE.
Will be added, ob arrival of steamer fnfm New
York on Monday,SOU pieces nea*. style, new de
signs. PRINTED LAWNS and ORGANDIES—
just what every bod* wants.
Also, 250 new stMe LADIES' WRAPPINGS,
consisting of Black Silk Mantles, Lace Cloaks,
Lace Talmas, Burnous.Lace Siiawls. and which, on
account of the lateness oi the season, will he sold
at nearly half tbe prices they sold for a month
auo. A call lrom all in want is respectfully re
quested J. MILLHISER A BKO.,
je 4-3t,Allth.l2»hAl3ih 193 Broad st.
Direct litiportntion*. —We tire in re
ceipt of a miunihcept ataartmi'Bt of FRENCH
CHINA DINING and TEA SETS,decorated and
plaiu. of uirect Importation, to which we invite
the attention of rurchascrß; being satisfied wa can
sell as low as any house North.
STEBBi.NS A PULLEN,
jc4-3t No. 101 Broad street.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
I MIR BALE PRIVATELY—A likely young
NEGRO WOMAN. Apply to
jeti-ts RAGLAND k BRO.
C>OOK. WARNER AND <KOWEH, AT
* PRIVATE BALE.—The subscriiHjr has foJ
sale privately, a NEGRO WOMAN, who ia said to
be a first-rate COOK, WASHER and IRONER.-
A bargain may be had, if immediate application is
mule to E. it. COOK,
je 6— St No. 70 Main stroet.
piRK MOUNTAIN WHISKEY.
so bbls. Roekbridxe RYE WHISKEY;
M " RYE WHISKKi ;
3D " Pittsburg extra RYE WHISKEY;
25 " MAGNOLIA WHISKEY ;
25 " Pnhimore p>ir> tilN ;
?5 " Proof BRANDY:
For sale by PARKS A MINER,
jo(i--ts ).';h street.
"jVTEW STVbK SILK LACK WK Al'lr"! !>'<.N.
Ay Just reueived on consignment, to be sold at
reduced prices.
Also, LAWNS f-on. 8 cent:; to finest, and other
st»i-s DKESSGOoDS.
HOOP SKIRTS. RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS. *c.
For bargains, cell at WM. J. SWORDS'. Agent,
je ri-.tt* 177 Broad St., between Eth and Bth.
CODA WATER-"
O SODA WATER,
SODA WATER.
SODA WATER.
SODA WATER.
COOL ANDSPARKLINii-
WITH GENUINE FRUIT SYRUPS.
FISHER A WINSTON. Druggmta.
je6—lt* No. 125 Main street.
CiOSHKN RLTTLR A.\D PINEAPPLE
Tf CHEEBE
-90 tubs prime yellow FRESH BUTTER.
50 boxes PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
Just received, for sale low by
_je ti-iif H W. TYLER.
FRESH BUTTER.—Famines supplied' with
fresh BUTTER at all tunas, having made
nrrangeirieuts with the beet damireu in N. York,
Pennsylvania and the '/n!le\ of Virginia. I leel as
sured thHt I can furuisn SUTTER inferior to noue
and at a fair price.
I also receive large quantities of E9GB, DRIED
PEAOtiKSand APPLES, Ac, lor sale wholesale
and re'nit.
37 tubs strictly choice FRKSH BUTTER.
3tid Virginia-cured, Todd's and other brands su
gar-cured H"vMS.
Crushed. Patent Cut, Cofiee, Granulated and
Pulver.zed SUGAR.
Rio, Lagoayra, Java and Mocha COFFEE.
Fainilv and Extra FLOUR.
Green and Black TEAS. For sale by
J. H.ROBERTSON,
Next to corner Governor and Franklin sts.
P. 8 — Receives Butter regularly twice a week.
jes-3t
NOTICE TO BL ILDEKS.-Proposals will
ba received until 12 o'clock M. on the ISth of
June. L-jiJi, K.r the erection of an Armory eathe
lot situated oi t'th between Main and Car] streets,
conveyed In the city to the undersigned.
ft is desired that the proposals shall be for ordi
nary brick and stuccoed front. Aiso, for the Fos
ter brick.
The plans and rpecifioations may be seen at the
oiuui of vv. GUI, Esq.. tiiedtv Bnjfineer.
W. M. ELLIOTT.'Capt. Co. a,J... R „„
O.W. RANDOLPH, '■ " H.J \V V*>:
R.MILTON CaRY, " "F S VavVobt.
je 5-lOt
CORNS,
BUNIONS,
RAILS',
Removed frontskeii had without p.atn.
Dr SCHI.LTZ, what, at the request ol several
proitunent fannies, aaa returned to attend them,
eaves again ia a lew days Those who desire
his aid and wish not to bs disappointed, will do
well by an early application. His country pat.ons
will please lie on hand promptly.
Office Arall Street Hotel, VV all street.
_ ieß-it*
PURE OLW PORT WI*E
PURE HOLLAND GIN,
BLACKBBRRY BRANDY,
LONDON PORTER,
SCOTCH ALE.
Madeira and Sherry WINE: Buuuardr.er's,
Richardson's. A'.noy's, Sumuierdecii. Shei v. -.n't.
Pure Virginia Mountain Dt-w Rye WrII!«KKY ;
Hcnnesey, Olard, Dupuy A Co, Pure French
BRANDY ; for sale at retail, by the gallon or the
bottle, by J N ROBERTSON,
Next to cor. Franklin and Governor sts.
jes-.lt
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
"he subscriber has a gomt stock of
GENTLKMEN'B FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, CANtS.
L v. ~ „ UMBRELLAS. TRUNKS. Ac
whioa be will sell at and below cost. for cash.
JOHNPOE.Jk.,
je No. 1 Ballard Hotel.
WALT AND BACON.-ago tacks G. A. SALT,
n 50 Bhds. Riokstfa BHOULDERS, Veiy supe
rior, for sale by
i»*-& CHAS. A CO.
JVIC* BAIs^AIiIAS.-wiaiache.
*2 . Nice, large, ripe, Inaetous BANN AN As,
Juat received, for sale by
_i«t-3t I.OUIB I. BQBSIBUX.
rj.I'NPOw"DER TEAS-6f aupertoi qu«l;ty.
va We are now receiving aele«te<l lots from car
goes ot recant importations, lov half chesU Guiv
powder ieas.uf the beat quality: foi »il- by
I. it G. B. DAVENPORT^
rtll- OK VITRIOL ANDOTHER ACIDS
ys Always on hand. p.eked in rrime shipping or
der, lor aale at manuftoturert' price*. Of
W. PETKKiON A CO..
IU, comer Main and 12th sts.fj
CLEAR WATER.-Forster'a Pateat StoVe
Rapid Water-Purifiers, tit* bear, article now
in use lor cleansing aud uuriiying the water Im
ported and for aale onl* by
DUNLOP. MONCUSEA CO.
REi;EIVIRtt TO-DAY, from »chr Li»a£
burg aud steamer Yorktown-tt t.i.U Rehned
Surar, 3 casks French Brandy, W ekg*. Teas. SB
dot. three hoop Pails, t» boxes Toilet Boat For
aalebv _ WM. WALLACE SONS.
MEDIt INK UHESTS-Of cood aaalitr and
well furnished, for sale on the ui*«i reasona
ble terwa. bj _ DOVE * CO.,
WhuAataie Drugtitts.
rtOLOONE WATRat.-A very auperior arti
v/ oke, for aale low at
ob>, ■or at. « w CO.'S
I ,„h„.i.»-i.to
'o"*'w7liJaßwJia' W'?ai"ss. i" I
and industrious
Vf TiOY to.labver NEWSPAPERS, is wanted
at _ SMITH'!* Newt nep»t.
Main »tfeet, near the I'oat "tlir«.
#I,SO.— On* or two reliable Bin Sto sell PA
SS. BOUK3. 4c. jeC-lf
WANT*!*.— A young, respectable German liirl
wishes actuation a* a >;HAMBKRMAI l» in
a Knnd laimly, or as an attendant to a I,irmly gomg
to tiie S;.nt<». She can uo plain sewing, and
ci lues well recommemled. Apply to
jet-Si l 0. A. STRECKER.
WANTKD-I MWE Of AT B L Y-A N.. 1
UH BAD aad CAR E HAKKR-one w,<i, steady
and sober habits wit! find a rood situation by ap
plying at the HULL STREET BAKERY.ia Man
chester. • _?*_•_*_ s'A' ANUEKBON.
WAfsTEW-Three Rood" HOUSE CaRPEIT
TERS. No persona need apply u'.leat good
hands. Apply to the subscriber, at Rocketts.
je6-lt* WM. ATKINSON.
WANTKM-A good WHEELWRIGHT,
to worn at Ashland, in Hanover county. Ap
ply to JAMES W. TAYi OR,
je6-»t« AshUud. _
WAN TED-A situation as BOOR-KEEPER or
CLERK, in a mercantile house in thiscitv, by
a young man of several years'experience. Wou d
make a piospective enlargement. Applt to
J.-6-2-- WARWICK ft BARKS DALE,
WA.M'EO-Ati ENGINEER, to run a Station"
ary Engine— a man that understands keapinit
an engine in good order. None but tuch need ap
ply. Inquire at R ICHMOND PLANING MILL,
corner Main and 7th sts. jes— tt
WANTEIV-A NURBE. for a SICK LaDY
»» either white or colored. Apply at
BRIDGFORD A CO.'S,
je6-3t OntbeDock^
WANTED— A GIRL, either white or colored,
to nurse a child about one .ear old Apply
at the store of C. P. WORD A BRO..
je 5- St Corner 18th and Main sts.
W" ANIID-A~PIIRCH ASKR, for a RETAIL
GMOCcRY ST'»KK, situated in a butii.esa
pait of the city. Address "J.," at this office.
je 6—3 l* _____ __
WANT ED-IMM EDIATELY-A WOMAN.to
CUOK and WASH for a small lamily ; eittier
white or colored. _ je s—St
WANTI-.IJ. — A gentleman, who understands
BOOK-KEEPING, wishes to net »ne or two
sets of BOOKS to write up. between thii and the
Ist ol July. Address "I. P.," care of Reeve ft
Flegenheimer. je4-3t*_
\I7AISTI-. D-NTJRBR.-1 wish to hire an an>
VV ~cnenced COLORED NURSE. A midule
aped woman preferred. I .S. JOYNES, M. 1> .
je 4-3t* Frankliß st., above 7th.
t\.'ANTED-FOUR MEN. fat CUT WHEAT.
W App!> to DUDLEY ft CO ,
je4-Ct 72 Mam street.
W" A R TatM-WKAVRRS.—The Manchester
Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company
are in want of about twenty peed WEAVERS.
To such, permanent employment will l>e given, at
iuii wanes. Apply to Mr. W. Bkai>l_y, superin
tendent, at the Factory,
my 31-lw WM. H. POWERS. Agent.
ROSE LEAVES.
ir.v 31-thl W. L. WaRING, No.lo7_tfroad st.
HI Ai>Te.l». -Wewuli to purchase thirty to hfty
tons of OAST SCRAP IRoN.
LOWNES A COOK. Bth st. near Main.
X, B.- We manufacture Plain and Fancy HA t L
TNG, and do all kinds of Plain aud Panel CAST
ING, my 29 -2w
WAMTEQ-A few good MINERS and a firsf
rnte CAKi'EN IEX, at th« Carbon Hili mines.
my-5-ts JOHN J. WERTH.
117 ANT gentle man Who ban CLOT B
»» ING TO SCOUR, to call find see the l*»atiti
fulwork r.t KING'S, on loth nue»t. Tnere it :s
that Old Clothing ar« made to loolt like new. ijo
to KIN G'S aid try him. my 1 lej
WANTED— Everybody to know that have
commenced tbe manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET-BAGS, and VALICES at No- as, Main
street, Richmond, where they c£-n tind a ueauului
assortment of Trunks, Vahces. and Cai pet-Rags,
of every style, at prices as low as they can tie
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. TrunKs repaired aud Covers mrule to
order, at the ahortest notice.
de»-6m JAMES KNOTTS.
COATS.-Cassimere, Drap d' Ere,
►J Alpaca, Linen, Tweed. Single-nnlied Cloth
Coats, assorted in size, style, quality and price,
manufactured at our own manufactory in the pest
m inner possible. We give good stock exueedimri*
low. Call on the subscriber at 10!» Main street,
(Barton's old stand.» where >ou will hud us dis
posed to oßersuch inducements as will lie irresisti
ble. Again we say. cr.me la and satmy I4W
selves as to our disposition and ah iity to furnish
Erat-claaS Block at economical tares, We could
en on at eonaiAemh p length.showing up tne merits
of the stock (.tiered; but merely dir«ct attention in
the ri - lit wai. hoping the impioeaiuß made una
aminattOß if the goods will be favorali:e,ai;d lei.d
to tre-men-dous isles.
WM. B. TLI'MAN, Agent, M> Vain st.
Barton's old ataad.
T LEVif'S "sTOHK can always by found a
lar.:e ami well assorted stork of Dry Gooes at
prices that will certainly please sP. He has just
received a iar-resupplv of tapkina, Towsla.Doy'ea,
browa and f w:nte imen Table Cntta l>anj«»k, Dot
ton fheetlngs, Pirtow-Caee Cotton ami Linen,
Linen Sheetings, white .Marseilles Ileitis, lush
Linens of super-or quality, bleached Cottons ad
the best makes. I.suns, Organdies, Jaconets,
Hereres, Paris Bere.-es. (aaeatireft new article,>
Lavella Cloths sad Popliaetts, black Mra-a;. Be
rcfies, Bombazines. Lamartine urn' Crape lle.-ere.
Embroidered Collars and Hand* in the greatest
profusion. Remembee, No. 's Mam st.
CHAFEAt, H lI.SKY £ ~*fO._ IVo rtlaia) sf,
1 ' Just received aaotbee large ahipmerl ol Fancy
Pn Banna ia COATS and PANTS, all shades, quali
ties aHj prices—the hnoet lot of goods ever offer
ed in this city, of the Litest ar.d most fashionable
styles, Call and examine,
SHAKER, HALSEY& CO.. 110 Main st..
i.ste liipman tt Hull.
fVOOFi_RaV TOOLS.-We have tor sale, at low
Vj prince: Coopers' Adz*, wuli lotted handleaj
Leveling Flanest Barrel and Hogshead I roze;
Cbamfariae Knives for right and left hand; Hoop,
Btnva and Hollowing Knives.
GLAHKSON ft ANDERSON,
No. lot. Mam st.
UUH MA ItT O O 01» sT —lee- C ieo m Free %ar« ;
0 Fruit Cans; Peafowl Flj Brcshe-, Wire Hish
Covers: Rattan Chairs; Water Coolers; Bitlnnc
Tubs, a i- , Ac for sale at the Ch.na aud House-
Furnishinj; Store of T. A. BULKLEY,
' ;! 7 Main street.
Al\ MM MR. a M iTt I. II tits" ASB U M mart
*Ayr BACON; M hndt Sides; A) lifrees Han.s; 50
prime veilow Butt«r; I<H» ik.xcs No. 1 Cirtuig
Cheese; Si) bbls. N. O. Molasses, and S5 hh.'.s. aud
tierces Cuba Molasses, for sale by
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
PK «>l R 4»I.I» BVB WHIS XE V AND
FRENCH BRANDY,ia boUtes; Lnadog l\.i
ter, in pints and tuarls; choice Oi-.irs; Smoking I
and Chewing Tobaoen, wall uraoda. I >r s oe
B PLEASANTS. Ateat.
No. gMata street, coiner 17th.
DH. RANK Mb FRIGERATORS.-A.iohcr
supply of the aliove superior Rafrigßratt;rs,
just reooisod. Those persons who have leen wait
ing for them can now supcU themselves. For sale
by THOS. A. BULKLEY,
Sole Agent, on Ma.n st.
KKIUISI \E OIL.- lam now selling Kerosiue
and Virginia Para Bins Oil. at one d >liar a
gallon. It is warranted to burn without smoking,
and isabeautiiui artic.o. W. L. WARING,
No. ii.'7 Broad street, al ove Mb.
C(M P — Harrison's celebrateif Oerersive foap;
*J old Brown Windsor, and a variety ol Fancy
Sow* for the toilet, for sale by '
B PLEASANTS. A ent. i
Re>. a Main atraot. earner Pta.
BCTTMM AND CICKII.—FviBia now
Goshen Butter ; No 1 new Cheese, f.r sale by I
H. PLEASANTS, Ageet,
No. 2 Main street, corntr 17th.
t«Af»_H.a.BV— MS iiaif UixesCinciriiat! Cm. 'es;
' »U half do. C. H. Grant ft Co.'s do ; 100 -oj.es
Jackson's Tallow do., in store for sale by
MABBlat A PLEAfUNTR.
ClSlirHi-.S.- M bade, onine Snfo<:: li hints.
k5 pritne Shoulders; 10 bbls. Yellow iV-ir: H
bbls. fcxlraC do.; teleufl prime La|uayraCvtlee;
reoaiving and for sale l>»
POTTS. FARLEY ft «'«>.
CANFOKO'S I.IVKK IRVI4S4IMATOR
t' AMD FAMILY CATHARTIC PI LI s- -Relia
ble atedteine lor Biliesn Atta.-ss. Dyapepeia, Siok
Headache, and all kindred diseases, f-.irs/tle M
PIBHRS ft WINSTON, linug .*>.*
pRIKKEKY ANI»«LASS\V.\RE.-Oni.ai,l
and for rale privxte!). a line _cs .rtiuent Cups
and Bauoera; Dm'.er niiJ Breaklast Plates; Disbta;
Ten Seta j Basms and Ewers; Oeeaateta; Tun.
biers; Goblets; Castors,bo. ALEX BOTT.
V'OTM'F TO AIL IN WANT O F
IN TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS. VAI.ICES. ft a.
Call oa ALH X. HIL'., ft CO »nd m.v will Bad the
largest .issortin.-ui to «o lect Iroiu that ,<cq be found
in this city, of all aizrs and at all prices.
\ LARGE assortment of Soapß. consii.Lii< c?
black, brown, yellow, pans, lumiW. vn elated
nnd sweet-scented, of various kinds and sues,
lor sale by WM WALLACE SONS.
I X.V Susar cured Hulls. Sun, Wed Beef.
■* Cheese. White Fish. Ac , _ steimer to-day,
for sale low at J. P. KAVeNAGH'S,
tJth and Bro.ids's
pOKTLA NU A A bl GAR.-lUu barreit Port
-1 laud Rehned Sugars, lor tale by
1. A G B. DAVKNIORT.
Rl'!\l.--Hi»h-proof genuine Mol isses Rum. in
hi.'U.. pipes and bbls , from Boston .- v Port
land, lor sale by i. * i». b. davenport.
LAK«;i- and niedium No .1 Mackerel, Ciift Her
rings, Family Gn<; s Heiriaga. for tale by
WM. WALLACESONS.
CORN, IORNT-1,500 iHishels prime White
Corn iv Dock, aud for sale in l>t» to suit pur
chasers. EDWIN WORTH AM ft CO
R*.l» HA»»•"-: wt) •I'ikM's extra
•'ugar-cureu Haint; A>r sac b.
WOMBLF ft CLAIBORNE, No 11 Petri st.
HAY.— Primel'uder Deck Hay, daily expected
to arrive, fur aaJe by
' B. H.WHITI.OCK ft SON
He/MMAI LU I'RlsstO l A.-MULEs-jui
boxes, best brands, for sale by
' LAG. B. DAVENPORT.
HAY - «•* hajea prime Ha ; bObbls. Rockland
Lime; 108 bhlt Ca>cined planter : in store and
foreeie by K. H. WHITLOCK ft SONT
PEARL *A«0-A kupenoi aittols, Cpi seta by
W. PETERSON 4 CO.. Drugs ists.
( li* Mainat-
FAMILY tTMiiJH- Of auperior .uality, for
V «:. in MONCI , ||K A
OatIIRRAS Bakers' Flour; 90 Üblt Bakers'
&W blolasaetT for sa'e by
' WM WALLACE SONS.
DON TON Powdered Sugar for icbibb aud tue
B MjtfV^M&lKT
BLfk MRLS Cut Hsrrlait for ante (Uii arvive l-
BOA*
lg-» efJil. fmtATßifr^
f ORT OM MISLAID-, a li Va v* r~*—
» * andneewpteo by Mrrsr. M in ?t T "j"!*, *,'
May B.i*o 'V*,^? a '
thousand and rone £l4a«s setriJ ,, *' "» a
lo«r»«„t_, .iter date 7 M " ""'"L 1
, gf*«nai ir.d.ng for taie dr.»; ,T." n * _* »_ .
| has bean stopped. ' M »*i«t*st i_V»
jae-U -OTTS. PARI ■ a
I OBT--A CKRTIFICATK , .w * *
H*: 88* f, il **• •»'" f> f Ten DoiST' *"»•!hi
ef -Mits D. M. Couch"'ah __'*■'»'*#».•
ttonea against triM,»Vinr. 5.^
leaving it at Mr. a. sTeaY**• ',* «'"»« fv .
street.between nthladiSia (n, '« B ', v ;
I OaT-NOTE.-Lo.tTpß:«iv.iV HA! '
Li payable to < mr X 3,,..*! 11 .'*' *r>,
Gehee, at i aaovOja 'mm .id ad?,'?, _"*"• * »
public are eaatiawed a7»iaet Ki'.r'A'R'i.
aaeeaont having apea »t»ppe, lia< f " r n..t, •
Je °- U __ _ JOHN NT<iORh 0 _ . '
A- and lath streets, a BOLD ykSc?." <* X
TOga^asaai
anfrdt , K *fRAV 4 OH -Lefr
__P»<__" Letrh ttr-et. between _r '"I r " *
d¥ i Bati the t»ta „f Mar 7mri *" d *■ v?
and White BUFPAL'Ji ow ?•*■■ .„'"
al»ut one gejbjo milk per d™ , a h J _""*'«*l. n*
Kilhy't Mill. Hao'.vs•„.»„,, **»
receßtly from n-ar HnrW t\» b ' 1 w, « '•
'.'^fir'i. An> asMeel!.L"2 ! *''--V
thankfully received, or a res____" ec h ".»
if returned to me in Hid T? I' r<, *'-'< >
aa above detenbed '• r<J " t •»> tiic,'."
/****: THOS. L Ht v v '
mjf Eat AFfcD FROM ••,-." L '
Jg reaideaco. on I7th street. 2 if««_ ■
* F »- corner of Clay srr»,t, \ c !tf«'." r >■> ,
reasonable reward will k. paid for ,v ur 1 *
my lesulence, at altovc. iU j * "i
Z&EI! _ ___ Ce_.c W r .
tween atetterai.,l t po.n's- .1 V w "»*er«e l
be given tor bis return teawai ! ;!l'p/',T , ' : '
je,i 3t ko.JJow-E
to the Armory, a nair of Q_| n HP?c.'ft
lettered on one arm "Dimwih •'• ''
Mack leather oa-e. n irkt I • v ■ r .',"'""":
t.Kii." A suitable rew.rr) w ,.i , '; r I -
_n_Tiw__ (A.ut i«m Hoi \i ..*
ab&.VaS's_ SffSgyT''"
on tu.-ears. The owner can ret iw
forward and proviru ii"<'.i>.. t ,„,S ' *
jes-3t* SARAH'Il ERB_a .'"h- '„
i'..,t .Ma- :"""■
e¥ aVnwed cow. about i..,i->."'.. '■ 5 I
uoiumoii. Her horns are vn. _~ .!','.
ha faa mci, of „. _„ , , J , ;"-;;..
eeivin.'. and in ml prolv.t. li .t, »_ ~ "
calf when she aXt. The ,-•'-,., '*,
paid on her safe deliver) to m« JmiulfJ
cuir. if ababttaay.attaealKive n» B „,, r _
„-»•»-,*>: _THUM ~'', :
"Can,. t.,,„, r ., ;] ,
ii*v at the ißUrsecti .n ol w i.f.. '
daw aaVla'iie Mechaniesvilit Turnpii,
oi ia. iJALF.wi'hampeoniUßeah "i . .
can vet it bj pay lag ehaiget aul bUist it t
J* 4 "** H W. \V,i '
4___"rdß •TRATEBORaTOLSaj |.
ygresideaec, on Mayo street, w,.'.,
#taaaw!iu,'t!,..4 ,ist,iv.'ry.«n. '; rM ) . ~
S",'.»'. :| '. ins ' r, ! f,) h*" - on ths face Shut
aimut iii.i .Is .and gives nvei a [alloj
day. A liberal reward will he psuli..- >,c ,
<■"'""■ Ue»--ti] |; K.VVK!-,
aj£vfr JW KaWAHD-mrwyaTfrw
tn» tubsanber. on Mi
BBBBBBbntlast. the Ktb mst.. atwail re ( | CO*
white lave. br.-wn r|>»»ts aionnd the #m ••
mil White and gunbiet Inlet throanh tier ■>,■■
Tne abeye rcwanl will be paid for bet it ,.
me. J. H. LEW KI.I.VN. Yor Mown Boa
je 1 -6t* Corner Franklin and Vtl,
STR.W V.V-i'n MomU>. Iht ...
v--*3 , i BLACK BORSE. without bruin
** M ~eie 1 i small c Bits stares b.sf..r*icii
hirul t-wt are i*lote. A in*ra! reward will l«
b. returning him to A. I'.irfAl'i
fo 2--* ffo.*Pr»«»!i
STJtAYED OKF-Absiit retn
eWanSA a»"".a .ar;e black HURSe bt'LE-i
■BBS in ma and tail -no niarka reo ■■,<• ■■
i whits spot m the bubs : i
rsw;<,ii pf .*j f«r bit del ••*.-.
residence, oa Caurcii ii. I, ot si uo .iiu i,
st'*et. r.e.ir Ji:o» s linden.
i Bay M~at _ C B. LIPBOO
I OAT-i-a LETTER, from aegersvitla, 1
*■» coiitsining .las. Slamoa'l ao«ittial -
six months. fr«*m Lea. 7th, '19, fur Hit',:.
bie t • us. The linder is rstassttd to rsU<
r.oie to us, payment having sen itntted.
CLARKSON v ANbKKf"
my 2G -v No. lit, ataia M . RieknotJ
AMUBEMENTB.
HE. RICHMOND ACADEMY OF Mh
\i n <
*__* Fl RBI C ONC XX r,
For tiie benefit of ti>*
ORPHANS OF THE CITY,
HALL OF THE RrCHARIOT !S«T'
TBURSDAY, In h<n, l-1
President- Dr. J i \ik- Hk i i ..
Vi.e President—Dr. Catßi.i J I
Violins--K. Lebasann,Jbo. Meit.Js«i '••-
Majr, A-Gsbhart. v\ Krsart
Viot.K— I". W.Rosier.C C. \iera.
Vioi,omkiio-C W. Th.iluw.
Basst-B. Kranrae.J S Kaep. B. Roun
Plptbs—Tiiiander, Jo. II R.'wrtt
('i.vbionet-—Bebaetder, J. Saaauuta
fl A «,,,;•>- ..'. C. Rittersbaute, 0. A Erj<i
Boana— E. Btein, II .halts.
Tst mi'kts-J. Beier. v Baaaßßk.
f riixhov _•- li. Voelke -
Kktti.i, list w—F. Smbsa.
Tai«war ■ fleas Seil<ert.
Baat Dnt'.M-Fr. "-eit*it.
PiAMSii-E. Barber. C.W.Tai low, C v
t*rt. F Seiii'rt. r. ijr\. •..
Woller,S.ii r der.
a ROli R AM | X
I'AttT I IB" r.
1. <;-and Overtars—■••Sir<.ie i '
2. 'iuartetto -Frino Forte, Violin, V. ( .:»>
oloncello.
Messrs Grahaa. Stem, Rittershsutt
I. Behi ''mleneollo. trnoi 'lPsntaai, .V.
low.
I. Trio, i Andante.i—Piano Foite. Vie'.t*'-
leaeeßn. ..»<■
Messrt F T.o! minn and .
5. Grand Athaia V.areli. «'
I'inr sveeaa
1. Srnnd <)vertur»—--Fe's-v.ii,i.-re." •"•
i. Solo- ClarpsaeL Mr. Baaasaa
3. Grand Duett, ior two i'l.in > f of*#. «*'
* F.
4. Trio-Allegro- Piano Forte. I 081
cello , ."'
Messrs Fred r-'eiber'. l.c'mjri m ■
5. Coronation Match, from t. c Pri>» i
CoM.f tob -Ma t
ttj_ Ttie Pianos t.-ed ■,v thu »cc»« l;
the celebrated fac tor» of Stsiawa ..--»'
kind!* loaned hv Mr. X Mayr
TICKETS-flatch.or <t» br|4;!< «
t!i» utuat places, ami at t:... d-' ""- ; ,
the performance.
OKOMI A RRIVRRSARI
gl or run
IINPBRDEHT TDII.H A«" ; *
Th* INDEP'r.NDKM Tl'aßß».#_
TIoN w.ii c*|ebrst( their 5,..„e ( ; »"i.»'
MOitBJV, /WJ U ami
A. SO li AJPBBRL iVy ! i l X 'J. ,K
At Ito'eleektbe Prise Bya»aa*ie V V'
the .funio* Turne" v. . .■•• ::n ere* ■■» '
Parallel Bar and Pl«»bi Kiß«s.t* wmji
CUst evmnaetM Katrotsesef tat am
ers. ■__.__,■
Afte- dmrer. lbs or i'j.t.j i t *»« , "V. I •
livered '•» A R.< m its »• d N •
E».|s.. »fter whtcu the l'rn« '"t<" " *
Of »he Senior Turner* « • i«« »••<■■*■
The will i..-c bj a, .
UMaND HALL.
To l>e he'd ia .. .., , . ; .
S STEINLFIN'S RON I U ' ' ■ ..
Wiierethe prim OIU BB dei.er"! t.
siiecesslul Tun ers. _
Prtec of admission to tlie • ' ■_ ,
l»nc*»f »dm *- lothe »•■ "
T!ii Irteaas si Ihs Ms •• ',
getieiei » »ie rt«t«.*c;U,iy M'-en
W/ th i: -AX MO II t !-t>"
afigßaod. comi-ogeJ of iiiel*»t Vu^;
ttiunien's. ret,-■■•n. < >'' ,y ~ >■
oour.tr> oi incinss, i " -**•■'"■ '„'>:,'. - ■
they devote- ereselvcrto'beirproiew. bbbi
mgoaTh taeUteel .ad most
tions. then ate eontUent-.1 *'■« m
eithe- .1. par-d* >r .v the by.■!•• » ■
their charges exece<i'r...se V'/o'v, «().'■
Addrett Capt OHARLAS Ui*» v BB|
in..ri. Hiahiiioiid. W IV
aßßßraaTSs*! viKi-oLK I'm -.:: ■
TIS PECK. Capt /.. , - ilk ': , '*''L,„fi ill |
neat it* la for BUB< travel. v; ■
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