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NJ, oh;o Statesman says of this new officer
a.. nho 10 his p. c. Fuller? Why, he is the same
!. Iaa6 resigned his seat a member from Inc
M; 10th Congressional District, New York, ana ac
ad Tho more lucrative station of cashier OF The Ere
~ KALAMAZOO Railroad Bank, Michigan Although
~; onL NJ the time Mr. Fuller became connected WIN
- ;a,od nm canal credit with most OF the Michigan
hanks vet il has since flooded the Southern por.oh
Ncb;aan. as well as the Northern part OF ''',s "
with its deprecated, rredeemable snnnpas :;
checks and has remained lot most u ''e '''
condition of total suspension.
M .y.av,y pruAyp'-Bela Badger or George
Lts m nos he signed hmselfin the Glentwof'h co
smugrIe illegal votes, has brought his yarn 70
fine market President Tyler has MADE nun rha
og;cer with salary of over $1,000 per annun'
colownu is letter to the infamous @ w. h.d
sy1as, "yorn means "voters." And yet th,s pau
man like the RItners and renroses, ha' "'e"
| tha bosom Of the new Administration.
Tue ooso'' - 49, Lancaster Inteligsneer
PuLApELpnIA, Aprl2, 1889.
hon, Sir II will be impossible for me 10 seha ou
LII oF lodnp at this time for your yarn iino mort
1, a ~ IN Getting your order ready, than antic
sa,od ,hink however, the order can DC conP,e.,eu
r. time 10 answer your purpose; but cannot ,ha e
hill vet The terms Of payment you PIoposeu " ~,
;l likewise he an objection. My partners are not
wiling to send you on any better terms 'ai ,';nL ~
~, ,,ed Won before and the same credit ihihh, oh
The Whole if you were here in person. you c1uu ~
better and as the order is of some Importance, wou
rscommend YOU TO do SO without delay II you snouu
n,a IN this week please ascertain, previous 70 .ea
ng 10 whom the goods 10 be consigned " yoa
,ence. as may wish to ship some oil 'hc'h Oe'''
return With much respect,
Your obedient servant,
GEO. w. RHA"s,
o93 n. Second street.
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SPOiI.SMES.
PRESCRIBED
Jons McDoSrLL, remored.

Brooks,
ps.ss, f. R tel, s ,a %
canoe c M e r%ssl s' rssass % JAMES '' '
a". REF tss BE %f fs.a ss9sS s f c e s %. s
snl Jrsks, Nantucket GEO w EVER 'e"og"i
sooao, be Deputy Post An" FAoo 'e"''d
s s qr sa Psn .ss g. s ss. s s 11t' '1
s.HsoS to e ss as1 of the
G:9s the #::is: 5 1 s:v A9' the n resigned
%zn Is" Ds' Ms5 on J. P Aprr,o resigned
ssSss " To D .i r"1,s as United Bss,.nx seo
is' C hss' Df plrnrs resigned
Dss'Gl ire's JAMES, resigned
Ronissos forth
Alrz Meclrse, WEIR r~ocd.
MILLER, NJ
JosmrA AHn the
nirxon wKrn Marshal for
RUSSELL, JAMES H RrlrE, re0rsd
WV pnesrns () the
IL SAMUEL D. Patterson "sl
District of BcnnsGros AsT"osr r9m0'
D. Knsn Of PARKS GOH"An ''"0vd
~ Marshal for the Southern A"oSr BlEeHE"' 'S"''''
Ass.los Fow1rr Attorney WV G. seoTr, remOve4
De c" Attorney 'e"0'd
EnAS Attorney the u s for the J0Hs HALE '"0
joHs nolS Attorney Jos re"0'a
caas DAVIS Attorney DANIEL KELLOGG
GEO BATES Attorney re0rsd
BALE rroy, Attorney rth Eastern slDrll
JOSHUA SPENCER Attorney NATHANIEL Benton removed
NI RTTns ses Tm Attorney the
l. n spps ARD Collector SAMPSON mOd
AsrnosY MORSE Deputy reorsi
Mass . w;rhsra =, Plymouth Mass
DAVID BEALL, Deputy Kingston, Mas ELI Cook reorea
C%,s H. Thomas Deputy Collector Duxbur A. rem0rd
D.s PHILIPS Deputy Collector Mashfel Bourne TuoAAs rem0r
Gro W. Pnorry Deputy scauate G. w You rmod
Tnos W NEWTON be Marshal of rem0red
the District FERRIS f0FE"AS' 'e0'
us G. MILLER to bella LATHAM, removed
sTypurs OLIVER a., LYNN M THos MARSH reHor
w MYERS Postmaster at Lancase Ohio siroRD rmoed
ASHER Postmaster at Newport thoueIs ~. o""''''
JACOB De Nora. JOSEPH JoHss reorea
JAs Wat RELY, Register Land Office -GrTHH'r T@H0'ea
JsoD buldgf c"As l. c0T"As dismissed
, ,S ~ he New York piDc of Thomas
DRAPER, - "e wv ~ re- of
Deputy Collector New m'I p ,m, f
osTMsTps MP v.ae v New MCDOWELL the
York u . t Room6d Ontario Tnonas BRADFORD Clerk the
Ma4nrw STEVENS, Washington Wmn NJ G0'" ~ " VIC
n Y ~ . cib WASHINGTON joins F HARTLEY, Clerk the Ire
county, ,, c, vb;,non Fnlpses GnAnnEr, Clerk
ou i.nn,. charstown, ddse1 county, II b. RELY ~
. r , r,v Vision TnonA WILLIAMS, Clerk the
DAVID BRIGHAM, nau"'' '0 '' rmen, rmord
Territory ~ p Racine county, Vision Cein the Post
' rro SMITH Racine Wisconsin PRICK s%E " ~
Pike Allegheny county "
AsH.E BuhRIsoTGs nK lester eun Mary VIM
IONS G. ROUSE Argyle New tors Frederick bua seae
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March 26

Y1TasHINGTON Notwithstanding to be absent from the
w state for several during the present year, and wish
in. to retire from public life, will sell out the remainder OF my
IN the above HOTEL which will expire the last day oil
december 1872 The will be accommodating and but
% renuired TO be paid down. This establishment Is de-
Jdv the most commanding pleasantly located Hotel in The
civ and il from minutes walk Of the business paris
% bc town and admirably travellers wishing TO take
,s Nor,hern or Southern cars canal boats The amount Of
stock for sale will exceed So0 As there IS no certainty OF
nv selling nv friends and the public nfomed that shall be
ef 10 them for continuance Of that patronage heretofore so
literally bcstowed and promise good accommodations as can
c eo and moderate bills Baggage will be conveyed
10 and from The different depos and cana free of charge by me
Wasbinc,nn Hotel Porter should like early application to be
made wish arrangements for PERMANENT business
should not SELL 80 y. - &c o.,.3,,
Richmond. Aprjl 9th, 1871. iio-~u"<"
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pi1L,nosd Erenrh Rurr .MiLstone ManufactOrv.

Richmond French Burr .Htllst0nc .HaHu1attu'y
x,IE respectfully inform their friends ana the public
generally have now On aoG e sq se anu ona
also extensive assortment Of ready made French Burr Mill
which they warrant sn mot Of me above 20
icle would do well 10 and examine for before
thew purchase elsewhere determined 70 sell on
for cash. town accepahces' % - ,Dp e,,, "a
corner Of and 10Th seetsA orders VIII ee aHS e
ceived and promptly executed. yoiiEI 8 RUST
NB-For reference the quality OF our rea"s u'' D''
Mlstones apply the Richmond Miiefs' I,o-eaw3m
April 6 - =
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(From the Gi0be.)
THE list OF TIE PRoscR1BED AND OF THE spoILsMEN.


THE LIST OF TIE rRoscR1BED AN o THE
Etc. a 81 s &C. :s ~: %;: e.: ~ IL S
one " L: t , s Zen ssni1 sss = = t.. E
@ ss : +: :s ;.s::$,: s ' ss:
S s 4: I ;; s sF . ': a @ S: ::
% i :: v s'ss Ss :;; , do for the D'' p''
: a. ;: ] :: 6: Fl 6: Is:
e. : f.; Etc.,: ; $ $ 4 s :5
s: @ ' = Id! s ;' $ cur s': :
"s s % $ ] $s s S : shall :: ;s
:; e.: W: e; : : & ;" 81: %
ss ss a.. liz s Ssss ;ss should
s"a E @ there %
c"s rsse,r, @eofh MATTHEW
EIIn WnlTrEsrr Treasury GARDINER
w".asas Recorder HrDsos GARLAND, rN"ovd
c~.s HorfiS to General smoud
Forward, be Fn.tco N
FULLER "a
9ssrs easD, % nF isscomr
;; :+ d: 2:: "-, s '','' 's.""
h "hA G shDsE q 1f a si
T T.os, Surveyor fhe caoua
p" JosAn ROBERTS, (e
FlrTenra WEBSTER c~n Of weser1 l. M.Rns e"ored
o@ m0 e" ca.rsDrs issn 'e"@a
c E 1 nss s; .s Evans" joins D'' 'e"'A
.ErW KELLEY Cd Daniel c"As Lane ye""ea
w Ms4; D ns ' s Henry ' csy5
@ orc nephew the prsssn9 Clerk
4
JON" CHAMBERS. ofue Territory of
orr ,~b Secretary for add J.
B JoHsos, be for al F"seH GHHos
Rinpp K c.lo be Governor n and or r~oeed
levi Mu" PASCAL B'ETFFe"''"
A'?y s;l :" j." n ssa' Fsss
j%s HanTrosD b Register H resigned
be Regae re"oed
AnsHoz Wmrocs Land EkHl Mec0sHr T"r'A
nGrIn,R eeIer Of TIL r"0rsd
Sa@H.s wspsra Public Moneys
vHrLAsK Vas Awr e"0'd
IHsHris Land Office B'An" FH'Ns re"0'"
Register Land Office Esos Love- rmred
P.E1zrs Land ohess A B MHTos '"r'h
wiLes,su ROBERT H KERR rem0rd
p RHs M GG New York; to be Rs''e'H" Of STEPHEN Allen ''
SAMUEL HING . bs neHssd
SATn.srI WILLIAMS o s'm rem""
c%gs'l cd's" for Gro B'n'' resigned" avoid '"
J@s EcHrs,tbe Gro r,rm0s"
VS. co, be rectrOfu W H,r"o's
Collector ofne re"'a
ASxoDN Collector ofa WHITLEY r""'FE
Florn, THoHr"s' 'e"''1
ofhe Land SAMUEL HAerros r"''eh
M @ Receiver Land Jso eOrd
sa.e sroppAnD OF
noi HTsn Collector Savannah, rs"tA
orc a RAw0sr@0'N
'Ia Atr EDWARD JARVIS r""''"'
cn.s ABBOTT of tn BHDHH "n0"d
WnBs ctorh Tmrfd
Collector the Customs Del NATHANIEL NJ lo"''T
EDwAaD Of Congress- Col JOINS A0H'' S"'FN
Ss Gss A n i r""4
jsa1sH Collector Jos P '''Fs' '"'f'
PanE snr1Dr the a srwAlL r""rsd
1 Jns DoyAonr o thu cuaomS New w. ELLIS
AvsS BADwS,Cor o re Moan A PHrF.
NaTn.s corof thu ANDERSON
% R WATSON orof tPOvtw WALTER r. DAsHr#
TssrAM corof the al sac,J joins snMs
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,.us rv1rRs RESPECT FOR THE MI" Or OF
1GHs week ss1sunes &c M the sp
point & Ss:sa, S a Ss
merry county, o as Calvin Blythe, renorsd That Judge
in place Of ii0 be- retained in that suaton by the pre-
Blythe would 1 hating Administration never for
%an darna distinguished a asf
sRAE oLDEs sas Seeslass Of
ran mo a worth against whose fair fame the
party has breathe
vin,,.h.".I,bouph man of remarkable mdness ane
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

DEMONSTRATORS NoTCEh persons having ms,s hs
n against of Charles Els decesea, " - sn,
late concern of Charles Ellis Sons, are requested 70
them to the undersigned And all person" ns rn,
to said Estate said concern are HP9nMhs H. ELLIS
payment to US. 1nouf ia ELLIS
7ann3slr1"''' - llt-2awIw
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
LII 2krsef

DRAWING Of wcllshurg Lottery No II; Apr a ;.
Ticket. Nos 30 ,s g. PRICE, sold and cashed by M s
Drawing MGaonssa Lottery! Nc Is Il z % 81 'sa' 1
Ticket 40. - IS g. another capital, sold and cashsd nv
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ApJurAsr GrsrRAL's offieE'
Richmond, March IS, 1871.

Richmond, March ~, io,i. :; J.,
GENERAL. ORDER-The COMMANDMENT . 'narons an
VI possible discriminate accurately among t aio author
nca,ions since The massage of Of March io co
znv separate trainings particular e.
that application be made 10 .ne
shall be eert6ed 10 the No spa
vi he authorised hui ON The OF the
raj of Inoury in case there should not be o h
ton Of the Commander-inChief on the leeo"'''
Courts of Inquiry of the
18th Regiment, Greenbrer,
5Ist do, Frederick,
goth do, Accomack,
5Sth do. Loudoun
1884 do. Lewis
l37th do. Harrison,
Hath do. Rockbridge,
l4Tth do. MoRcngaa,
l53d do. kanawha,
l54th do. Tyler,
l56th do. Patrick, o,x, ~
nv, ,s;nnos aer the this order, the oficer Q,
those regiments may trained this Spring az suen ,ee
be designated by the Courts Of Inquiry LOT 'heh ''p'
men''' ny e0% WM II. RICHARDSON, Acting a. g. Q,
March ls -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

Drawn. OF wellsburr Lottery, Glass Z, May is':
% Q g 81 30 6 80 40 I q 40 ~ ,o,
Whole Ticket Nos AZ TO- another capital sold ana cae
BY IlS-4
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SPRING DRY GOODS.

SPRING DRY GOODS.
JaoUELIN TAYLOR co. have received, from Liverpool,
The ships Madison Roscus and Independence, and from
Northern markets. their supply for The together fur
awning desirable of handsome Goods, which are
1s.i fo sale on their usual accommodating terns
richmond, 26th March, 1871. lo7-la@
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FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living in Mddesex county the 9th of the present month
negro man named Charles Charles Is very likely bright
llao fellow very ich, eyes about twentys1 years
ga five feet eight inches gh aud well propooned. lie
had when he e brown cloth cose coat blue cassinct PAN
hoons and white fur hat lie left without povocaon
ever and doubt endeavorng TO get 10 free State. lie Is
very smart sensible fellow and ia wen calculated pass unmo
ed will give the above reward for the apprehension ana
delivery of secured in all that can get MIN
again ANY information concerning HIM win be thankfully
WIN. X PACE
Bneknpbam se,, .. laio Off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

DUNaWAY IN JAII.-There was committed TO me !ai o.
AZ Caroline County, Monday the 9Th OF March as. NeEp
Man. says his name Henry, and that ne belongs 10 M
ward waial now Hanover formerly OF Lynehous annu,
age Of light complexion, short HAIR about hve ee'
mted panaoons (satnetl me ownei Is re-
se come forward prove property, charges, and take
" " WA ~ WIN w. DICKINSON JR..
Jailor Of Caroline County, ia.
c,.o, ,.-;, oo,h ,au ll5-oaw6w
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NEW AND DESiRABLE GOODS.

~, INV ANU DESINAbLE OOODS.
ht subscribers have store entirely ns,o stock Of
Spring Goods which they invite the attention OF puchas
our terms acrommodating-and TO such merchants rs
give U: CALL confidently say, they shall be pleased both
:" plee and quality.
y.. LoNDoSs, wILLINGHAM & DREWRY
March lO6-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-07

r, C. % and II. A. CLAIBORNE, JR, ArToRNIEs
~ Law having associated themselves in practice viii At.
tend MI the Courts in the city Of Richmond ana county
mover Un, the stof June the engagements oil MI '" VIII pre-
vent his being permanently in Richmond
The Clients will receive the benet OF the
q Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq. ;,.
The City Hall.
Richmond April Goth, 1871.
y Chsn.s-Unt nv health is renstaed, the firm of Girls
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE.
An,u o0h 1871 ll4-2aw3m
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PENITENTIARY GOODS, At REDUCED PEiCEs' -,
on BALES heavy Cotton oznabuIss made 'y manu- 0'
ZU other domes;cs suited TO the season IT..
two and three bush Bags, double woye superior a,.
5000 wards heavy Kerseys, nseys, and other domestic
ems, for negro wear s.
6lo pair plantation Brogues and Shoes
5o1 krcs Wrought Nails and Spikes assorted
Vs. carts Draws for street and plantation purposes
WAGON cart and dray Harness, of every description
Wheat Fans Cora Planters Wheeloaf'o"s 'u'''"s
aud other agricultural implements
Ret,reratorS Safes, Wardrobes, &c. ,,, d. p,,
B,r Min stones assorted made Of the best French br ock
Mn, variety If other articles numerous to bf embraced
within The limits Of advertisement for sale low Gs a,
rnr,u upon usual credit, AT the fehe'a'
Store On lam street, Orders addressed TO the undersigned W"
prompt attention. ... . ,:,..,;,.,
- ll4-lm
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REMOVALS. 80,
II O. RorRKr, Keeper of Thomas's Point Light.
house, in place of - sappngton rem0rsd
WILLiAM SHAW, Keeper of Lighthouse al Laza
retto Point, remored
EUGENE McDosELL, Clerk in the General Land
Office, remored. , n.
TmoMAs G. BsAproRD, Clerk in the Treasury De
partment, rem0red i, n-, NJ
WILLIAM NJ Goucr, Clerk in the Treasury Do
Jouy F. HARTLEY, Clerk in the Treasury Depart
FnrprRrcs l.. GnAMMER, Clerk in the Post Office
Department, rcmored onn
Thomas B. REILLY, Clerk in the fost ohce DePaf'
ment remored. nomn
partment, remorcd or. n..,
ment, rcmored. ,n. r,,.x,
p.rrIcK swryEy, Clerk in the Post Office Depart
RrnoyAls FROM TIT Bosros Custom HorsE.cJesse
Bachelor, Abraham Lansing, VIM II; Spear Geofge
Gibson. Ebenezcr Eaton, Francis Mckenna, inspec-
tors. Frederick Robinson, Luther Hamilton, WeIgherS
and Gauqers; Joshua Seaver Measurer.
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He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
OF every description ruled and bound TO any pattern
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE
HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
TIME most safe and certain remedy known 20
i the world for various chronic diseases, after they
have reached state, and assumed character, hther
TO considered desperate and incurable.
Scrofula kngs-evil, attended with swellings and
ulcers; eyes and loss of sight, 10 frghtful ex
tent, have been cured. Females pining away by rea-
son of deranged secretions broken circuations and
obstructed menses (monthly courses, even when at
tended by spasms fits have been readily relieved
Dyspepsia yields without struggle TO its mid yet
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cough, Rheumatism, Fisua, GoDorrhea and Syphi-
is also eicacious in Paralysis, Dropsy Asthma, Com
plants Of the Breast Piles, Worms Lumbago, Stric-
lure, DiarIhGa, and Fuxi usually effecting cure
always giving relief
This iincture tends directly to excite healthy ac-
lion in the stomach, liver lungs spine and Kidneys
purify the blood and other fluids, by expeng every
particle of morbid matter from the system and there
fore fails with its accompanlments) TO prove
valuable remedy for the diseases for which calomel
has been invariably used. Old and ulcers, or
any chronic affection and for the calomel disease IL
is an intallible remedy.
This remedy is perfectly vegetable, mild, agreeable
and safe for persons OF any age either SEX or IN
condition; acknowledged by those who have tried it
to be the best known family medicine
The Justly celebrated tincture creates a craving APP
petite, and the patient is left al liberty to indulge it,
indeed he is particularly requested to do The use
Of this medicine will change the complexion from a
pailid to fine blooming After using this Tine
ture for six weeks person of any age may eat any
thing that child Of ten years OF age, in full health,
could eat without the least inconvenience.
Persons afflicted with any OF the complaints above
enumerated earnestly entreaed not to let the pre-
judice commonly entertained against a new remedy,
prevent them from realizing the benefits 10 be derived
from its use. single bottle which may be had for
81 So will produce conviction of lis superior efica
cy in the mind of the most skeptical.
A large number of certificates, from Lexington,
KY and many more, taken in Alexandra, ID. c.,
published in handb form, all tesufying its efficacy,
may he application to the proprietor al his of
fee, side Sth street. five doors above Rileys cor
ner Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. G.
aug l2-3taw6m
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CTATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
- FOREIGN AND AMERICAN--The sub.

CTATIONERY, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY,
- FOREIGN AND AMERlCAN.--The sub
scribers have constantly hand extensive assert
ment of Foreign and American Stationery of the
finest qualities and they receiving by each arry
from London and Paris varieties Of the best Sta
iionery articles Of those cities
They are also engaged in manufacturing almost all
kinds Of American Stationery, and particularly Of
BLANK BOOKS,
Ofthe most durable kind, made from the finest linen
paper, and bound in manner unequaiied in this
country for strength and durability. Books made by
their predecessors upon the plan still followed, have
been in upwards of SIXTY years. without giving
way, and any Of their superfne books which may be
Of time
Orders from public Offices institutions, and indvi
duas, will be attended to with prompness and at fair
rates. HOGAN Il THOMPSON,
No 80 North 4th st, and No l0s.
Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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GHESS.-New Treatise Chess by George
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The Chess Player, by Walker,-containing also
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Chess made Easy by Walker, giving the Rudimcn,s
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Hoyles Games-and other works on the same
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