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If G.. Benz. Smith be written with pen on the bot
tom of the box, all "sugar-coated' pills counterfeit
Principal Office l79 Greenwich street, large brick block
New York Price 25 cents box. .....
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TRUSTEES
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pe,
VIM. J. Hyslop, David G. Golden,
X. H. M'Cuny, John G. Thatcher,
Fred. S. Winston, Rufus l.. Lord,
G.. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac G. Pearson
Stacy B. Collins, vi" VIM Barnwel,
John III. Smith, Wm Moore,
Jos b. Collins, Zebedee Cook, .
JAS S. Wordsworth, Jonathan Miller
H. w. Hubbell, Fitz Green Hallcck
Gouvemeur NJ wilkins, Rob't Schuyler,
]. V. l.. Pruyn, Amos s. Perry,
Frederick Whittesey, Joseph Tuckernan,
Chas Ely, - Gideon Hawey, ..
John c. Cruger, 81 Vim. J. Bunker,
Walter Joy, One vacancy. ".I
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary. .".. pa. ......
MINrUN Posi- nj. D., Physician TO the Company, 50I
Broadway. a 49,.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Washington, d. c., agent
No. Ia Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WIN. 2. JOHNSTON, M. d., Medical Examiner, corner Of
7b and streets. r."...-....-
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lGALMAGUNDI, by washington Irving, complete In
volume English edition. with engravings; price 81 80
Just imponed by Lot F. TAYLOR,
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Tsnmsny Hall, opposite the city Hall, Mas
5s san street, New York.

TINE propretors of this extensive hotel the celebrity of
u which has spread throughout the United Sates and
indeed throughout Europe, and at which the European
plan OF lodgings and table, under distinct organizations
was first introduced into this country, have recently added
the large main building of their hotel elegant addition
fronting the Park six stories high, which has greatly in
creased the capacity OF their establishment for the
tannent OF the travelling public. The location OF Tam
many Hall s known TO be not only the pleasant OF
any hotel in the city, but unsurpassed in point of cony
nence 10 men OF business, and all the principal
places ofpubc amusement The European style of enter
fanment is still maintained, and the whole Establishment
has recently been refed and put in perfect order the
whole being uhder the immediate snperntendence OF Mr..
enables the propreors asSAre all who may favor the m
with their aonage of every attention which be pro-
cured Mt any other hotel In the city or country.
April ao.-d9m f ...
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n TENDERS OF CONGRESS arc re.peetf,lIy notified

WI that In selecting the papers with which they may de-
sire 10 bs supplied during the session, orders for the FARM
ERS' LIBRARY, left with the clerk Of either house, win be
Immediately complied with. During the session tour
bers viii be furnished, OF 100 pages each OF closely and e
ganty printed matter for S2 containing among other and
various materials, prize essays by Of the dsn-
gushed ability together with costly engrayings OF portraits
Of distinguished beneacors OF agriculture and of Improved
implements and machinery employed In the promotion OF a
branch of national industry which, being by far the most
important is entitled TO the first rank among the OF
wise and proyident lawmakers.
The following respectfully submitted in esti-
mony oil the nnonal and practical character of the work,
from eminent citizens ia different sections of the country,
and not OF the same party politics Being unrestricted by
the publishers AS 10 the procurement of his materials
home from abroad the editor peTsuades himself that the
FARMERS LIBRARY ought 10 be placed within the reach
OF every treehoder and especially Of every young man,
whose interest," chamcte and pursuits in life invite him
become acquainted, only with the practice but with the
principles and the literature Of occupation which has
been well pronounced he mother of the and which
all viii admit gives all others employment and support
Extract from Senator Wt6ser.
New York, November T. 1876
DEAR have looked through the 4th and 5th numbers
OF the current volume Of the Planners LIBRARY, and think
ought 10 take this occasion 10 express my the val
ue OF the whole work. ts plan Is comprehensive and
In my opinion the work ought be distributed by the yar-
agricultural societies, the end that practical knowl-
edge may be diused, and spirit of inquiry and improve
ment awakened among young farmers. ~
With the best wishes for the continued success your
valuable labors, am, dear sir your obedent servant
ID. WEBSTER.
JOHN 5. SKINNER, esq.
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DR.. G.. Benz. Smith;
J. GREEN,
ToNAwANpA, Pa, Sept Is, 1876
DR.. c.. BENZ. SMITH.

DR.. G. BENZ. SMITH.
DEAR SIR; Your agent left with me lot of your sugar
coated pills, and have but few boxes left Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction. have taken
them myself and consider them the best pills have
used, and afraid recommend them TO the
public. wish Il further supply ut once. NJ
Yours. respectfully,
JACOB KIBLER, p. M.
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FaTe 20 Liverpool per Great Weste 500, and 80 stow
ards fees.
Fare per Great Britain according the size and position
of the sateroons, plans of which may be any OF
the agencies
For freight passage, other information apply In New
York, 10
u., RICHARD IRWIN, 9s Front st.
New York-March 23-l9m
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From The Blrs Hons fb;cten fDc,,

We call the attention of readers the certificate
Rev s. Williams pastor of First Baptist Church. Pttsbug
in relation to Dr. Smiths pills We ourselves bear
tmony to the excellence of these pills, Of having
used them, and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper in the State of Delaware
The 'IMpRovED INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS. (sugarcoatcd)
certainly doing much good in the whole country and
highly esteemed, if onehaf that people write
and say about them. They easy in their operation
that all like them The editor of the Northern State Jour
naone Of the largest and best papers in the State of New
York--writes folows>
WATERrowS, May 81 1916.
DR.. G. Benz. Smith: .-a.
DEAR SIR was laid up with bad cold some time since
my return from New York; and during my illness, made
trial of your pills, and must say found them excellent
They the best medicine for the purposes they in
tended that have yet seldom take pills. but found
yours entirely free from the objections to which other pills
are liable | hope they will continue to be source
profit you doubt they will be of relie
to the afflicted, OF a large scale
Yours, truly, J. GREEN,
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TOHN HERDMAN g. CO., United States Great
d Britain and Ireland od-csabhed Emigrant Office, 81
South street, New York.
HERDNAN KEENAN, & CO., Liverpool
Passage and from Great Britain and Ireland (via Liver
pooH by the Old Back-Ba Line, any of the regular
packetships sailing every five days.
The subscribers calling the attention of old countrynen
and the public generally their unequalled arrangements
for bringing out passengers from the old country beg
that the of the house Liverpool will be conduct
ed by its branch.
Those sending for their friends will the great
Importance of this arrangement, it will preclude
necessary delay OF the cmgrant The ships employed in
this line well known be of the first and largest class
commanded by of experience; and they sail every
five days, offer every facility that be furnished. With
those superior Arrangements the subscribers look forward
for continuation OF that patronage which has been lib
orally extended TO them Tor many years past In case
any Of engaged do embark, the passage money
will be refunded customary. For further particulars
80 rs ,.'. J. HERDMAN& CO,
81 South street, New York.
HERDMAN, KEENAN, & CO., Liverpool.
III Mr.. THOMAS FITNAM, snddle and harness maker, on
9th street. doors north of Pennsylvania avenue is the
agent ofths house for the WASHINGTON, d. Co. who
will atterd the transaction OF all business in their line
when required To do
N. B-Draits Tor any amount usual be furnished
payable at all the principal banking institutions throughout
the United Kingdom, ON application as above.
March lily IA
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.HffOrnFus and (OagsfflCrs-0 Lar.

II ID. MOSELY, United States Attorney Will attend
l.. the several States and federal held at Nash
vile.
Particular attention paid the collection of claims.
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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THE propretors OF the several lines OF packets between
i New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sai
ing from each port the l 9Th llth 10Th, 2st and 2
ofeye month"; the ships succeed each other In the fol-
lowing order, viz;
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by considerations resulting from local ih'e,e..
We trust therefore, that for this ana inc o.ne'
reasons we have offered for your consideIat'ol,
YOU will now decide, finally and forever, "he'"..
we shall be permitted 10 seek market alhohs,'
yourselves Tor the surplus produclS VI w. 800
or shall be driven 10 find one 10 announcer S'"..
We will moi for moment suspect you VI oe'n
disnosed IN NAV The part oiihe dog in the manager,
nv refusing either TO take our trade yourselves, OF
suffer others 10 get it. Such course u "oulo os
as unworthy OF YOUR character as generous anu
epliph,ened people 10 pursue, as II wou'd be u's'
graceful in us, as freemen, 10 su omit 10: -
We are aware that al the last session Oh We
General Assembly number oil memoirs iePte'
sentins western counties, vo!ea ioi 'me nv" W.
postponemept Of the James River bill. we pc
eve, however, that they dld 50 or reasons "nl.
will not again influence their woes, ana ho' ~.
any hostility 10 works CT internal inlPiosenG;,
and that, with youraid we Shall al inc hsH.
of the Legislature, be able TO OBTAIN suen ar!ao,
priations as will compe !e those 'mpol'a". me
OF internal communication ana coihn'cico ~ ~
dspensaL!e 10 the prosperity CT ms sec,on VI ~, h
State and which alone can anu WIZ oinu ~.
people OF all The grand divisions OF .ils So -
gelher, as citizens Of The same prosperous naPpJ
and firmly united Commonwealth.
JNO. J. NORMAN,
JNO. D. HOUSTON,
JAMES F. HARPER,
VIM. NJ. GOLD,
John JORDAN,
A. LEYBURN,
JOHN LETCHER,
WIN PAXTON,
ROBERT MORRISON,
Committee.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

TAZEWELI COUNTY.-Houseo OF Dele
gates Thomas Fl. Gillespie, Democrat, elected
BY majority Of So votes over Saml Laird, late
member. Sena,e-John w. Johnson, Democrat,
received majority Of GET votes over J. J. Lett
wich,D. Johnson's majority in this district over
300 votes.
RANDOLPH AND BARBOUR Henry
S,urm, Dem, elected over two Democrats and
one Wing.
WYTHE SENATORIAL DISTRICT
We understand that John w. Johnson, Dem is
elected over Isaac J. Leltwich, Dem. This slec-
ton was held for the purpose OF supplying The
vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF Col.
Piper.
HARDY COUNTY-C. Carter Lee, Wing,
SIG; James s. Miles, Wing, 292.-Lees MAORI.
y24.
BRAXTON, GILMER and LEWIs-Ben-
net Democrat, elected by 81 majority
SCOTT.-In this county, Ira Fugate, Dem.
has been reelected 10 the House OF Delegates
We have received returns from the whole
Commonwealth, and the result, is a Democrat
ic majority of eight in The Senate and tour
teen in the House, or clear majority OF TWEEN
rY-Two on joint ballot! Had il not been for Int
unfortunate dissensions among our friends in III
North. west, our majority would have nearly o
quite cqualled that Of the last Legislature. Vir
sinia has always been foremost in the van OF th'
Republican army, and if we would preserve III
laurels which she has won, and maintain her higl
position. We must never iorsel that in "rSIos !
Success
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aatet)mroosD aEa1a tttrRr.

Smith, Leigh, Browning, Baskerville W Wa,,;n
Hunter and Wilson. e.;,r
on MIssInNs.-Messrs. Stevenson, Sewer,
Redmond, Pitts, Dibrell, Carson, bergman
Mcmahon, VIM. Capers, Jones, kichafa aT:,
Luckey, Outlet, T. .. Summers, hunter, WIZ
son and Antony. r,a,
PETITIONS &C., were then called Tor IN Inc ol''e'
OF Conferences.
hers of The Church in Maysville, Kentucky, N
relation 10 difficulties which they have had 10 en-
counter in adhering 10 The Church, South.
On motion. il was referred 10 select commit
Mr.. Green presented a report Of committee
,nnoin,ed by the Louisville Convention, To com
pile history of The Nj. E. Church, South.
Referred 10 Committee on Finance.
The same gentleman presented me peli'ot
from the official members OF the "Mchendree
Charge" in Nashville, in relation 10 The location
Of The Book Concern.
Referred 10 Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Sehon presented memorial from mem
hers OF "Soule Chapel Charge" Of Cincinnati, II
relation TO the location al the Book Concern II
that city and setting forth in gtoring terms The
advantages presented by il.
Referred TO the Committee on Finance.
DR.. Payne offered the following resolution:
"RssOtved, That the committee on finance DC
directed TO consider the subject Of Periodicals
and report what jurisdiction This Conference ha'
over those papers established by The M. E
Church within our bounds-whelher il is exped
enl to continue all Of lhem-and also whether i
is proper 10 appoint or elect Editors, this Gen
eral Conference"
Thi, Resolution was adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Drake, the Conference ad
journed, CATER prayer by MIR. Evans) until To-
morrow morning al 9 o'clock.
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was made TO refer tito s lect Commi,lee az
me nibers, and another motion 10 .,-r I, y Z.
Naval Committee. y 70
MIR. Hamlin CT Maine moved The Selsc,c.
mlttee, and intima,ed that an officer IN
Henderson, II was understood, had rece,,.... 20
ney upon his certificate, which he uusi, :, ~
have received, and he, therefore, moved !.
Committee.
MIR. Cobb of Georgia said he had reeeivo,
thing 10 which he was mol entitled bv iag.
10 which he was not entitled rs award an !. - !.
proper civil and judicial officers OF lie ri1,..
meut
The report was then referred 10 a see,, .
mi!tee Of FIVE members, Of which Mr. A..
OF Virginia will be Chairman.
The House then went into Committee - +.
Whole upon the House Bill, Tor iii. snpn,,
the Post Office Department, Mr.. TAomos.s
Mississippi in The Chair
The pending amendment for the execu.j,,
the contract Of the Postmaster General. ,3- :.
ing The mails from New York. 10 liavre g.
and Bremen, was agreed 10, and 80 900 app.
aied. The cheap postage entered into n. 4.
Iteration Of The bill, and Mr. Petit. Of la caa,,
Inc Postmaster General with a violation 4
law OF Congress, in giving Postmaster, >s.sr.
IN order 10 keep them in ifice. Tn am,
menis were debated by Nessrs NcKay =.
k'n,, Sims OF S. c., Pe:it Il Ia, AMI othe->
Mr.. tlam!in Of Me, moved ma, he Comm
tee Use, which was agreed 10, and the Fiou>e
Journed without any definite action upon .ne
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POETRY.
ONE HOUR WITH THEE.

ONE HUN w Il IL iAS'--
One hour with ,heel whcn summers sunset closes,
And DAYS last bushes gild the quie, grove;
One hour with thee Ito teach the shruing roses,
And whisper il thine ear soft tales of love
An the fond hear, has treasured through the day
A, evenings dewy close, for faithful lips TO say
One hour with thee, when days dull tolls are over
And wearied nature courts the peaceful scene J
One hour with thee! when gentle spirits hover
Around our guarded palh-unheard, unseen
Then ali the vexing cares o. busy day,
One hour with thee, al eve, can well repay
One hour with thee! when inlauteyes are sleeping
The dove-like sleep, that only childhood knows
One hour with thee when ewes pale star is keep
ing
Her lonely watch, ill heaven with radiance
glows;
Like the true star, thou ar, the guiding ray
That cheers my path, and lights me on my way
One hour with thee! outweighs the empty ,Plenoo''
The heartless Joys Tor which SO many ll'e
For one such hour, how gladly surrender
All fashions crowds and fashions pornp can
give;
Sick OF lies gaudy scenes, steal away,
To share thy converse al the close of day.
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IN CHANCERY- VlScIst.:-Ata Conf AT ou.r
~ Session, held Tor King William County. 4
Court iieusr on Monday, the o3d day Of Narth +.
Reuben Davis, FLEt-
against
Oscar u. llpscomb and Banks I.psromh neiratsf
The defendant Oscar ID. l.ipscun,b, not having IN.
ed his appearance and given srrnriy aocntdiug b. .
Act Of Assembly aud The Rules al tht- Cont ,art r.
pearne by satisfactory evidence that sc non an -
bltant OF thi. Commonwealth Ii is ofd,r-d lli.l- .
defendant, Oscar u. Lipscomb, do appear her, Il,
FIRST day Of the next June term nf tins couu md +
the bill OF tie plaintiff. aud thar 4 coit u t.
der he forthwith inserted ~ some w-lap-r rui ,
in the city of Richmond Tor two month, sut,.. s.g
and another copy b- posted II Tie font u. Z
Court House OF this county.
Copy. Testr,
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The New York Herald says:-"The State
Convention Election has terminated in this city
in favor OF the Democrats, who will also have a
majority in the Convention. Negro snfrage IS
defeated-and the Democrats will carry all their
reforms in the new Constitution"
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twenty Dollars Reward

pan AWAY lrom the residence Of tie ~
~ scrloer, in Hanover county, on sun,
night last, a Negro Man named HUMPHEF,
and his wife, named POLLY. Humpbcy
abont 40 years OF age, 5 fee, or inche, ~,
OF common size, black complexion. AMI -.
lleaIures-inclined 10 be bow-legscd, ana ,,is.
lame, giving him small hi'ch in MS mai.
Polly is about 30 years OF age, common >i,e ).
ger-bIead color, and speaks quickly when -. !.
10. These servants were purchases in listngs
lew weeks since OF Colonel f. L ROAD.
Granville Co, \. e., and il is probable ,te. !,
lurking in Richmond, or neichboIhoaa, win.
view OF finding conveyance ont Of tie ;
The above reward will be paid Il he appr,s.,
sion Of these Negroes, or zen dollars ior ei,te.
them, il delivered 10 me in Hanover couuu
confined in any jail SO mat ee' them.
May 6-cwtt SIMEON SOUTHfR
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| IN CHANCERi -VmcISii.-Ata Court held tcr,
rex County, At the Court House, on Thursday &,
dav Of April, 1886
John Bishop IN lght oil his wfr Maria. ro,r.
Long, and iiunwrIl Adams IN right Of his wife 80
formerly Long, Puinr",
against
Mary a. X. Key, ExecutfiS OF Colonel Rcbor 4
deceased, who was Administrator 81 james Lous
ceased, william -. Chlmhlss late Sherf ~ -.
County, and ~ -uch, Administrator Of Jane. Ci.t
aud George Long, Nancy Long, and Jane. tl"tl-. j
George Long, Defendant
The defendants, Nancv, Jane, Charles. anf Ge
Long, not having entered their appearance anf .sr
cnrty according 10 the Act e Assembly AMI ~ nj,
Of this Court. and 1t appearing by -atsiac,ors ,tea
that they are not inhabitants of tins country j, or
ed that the said defendants Go appear here ~ fs q.
dav OF July term next and answer the hill 81 tbr s
lifi- and that a copy of tins order be forthwith iGs
In sone newspaper published In the City ot Ri1hut
for two months successfully, and posted st NE
door Of the Court House If this county
And thai James f.. Watson be-. ard he !. hrtsl4 !.
pointed 4 Commissioner 10 carry Tins oder into -.
a Copy. Tesie, SAMI., l.. RAiNE~. y I,
Per<ons Interested IN the above order the,t tet,,
distributes. VIII nd u 10 their interest 10 mai ,
selves known 10 the undersigned.
JAS. Z. WATSON, Com'r, Peter,1g
April 24-cw2m
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Copy. Testr,
April 3-sw2m no. POLLARD. rle,,

VIRGINIA "A: cour' Of Quarterly Session h.
and held for New Kent county. atthe Ctuu II. I.
on Thursday, the l9th day ot March. Lao
On tie motion OF John u llammci>lri, Wara.
married with Lucy T. Bailey, the widow a. I8..
Bailey. decreased and Lucy slanmrfsirr ,pe-e,.
io the Court Nat more tiian Two y'atS .4sr 81. {,
since the qualification Of an administrators ugpu NJ
tate Ot TIE said John Il. Bailey, deceased u odt,,
that all persons having claims against The Esit, -
said John q. BAILEY, deceased, do exhibit III, ,aa,
settlement 10 Philt mon e. Jones, SEcri1 - Nra X.
County, aud as such administrator de b"nis of
B. Bailey, deceased. before The FIRST day 81 NoS-ae
l-iG, and Thar 4 copy Of this order he puh.lrl
eight week, III The Richmond Wing and Enqult,t tts
papers, published ~ Tho City OF Richmond. auI sn0l
copy posted Al the door Of the CONF HOUSE o: tnls
", on two several Court day.
Copy. JAo. d. CHRISTIAN, Glen
March 1J-CwsW
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THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.
SOUTHERN BALM.

THIS MEDICINE y pleasant and e9eesrai remedy lo'
Fi.srisy. sTonsEh Liver Complaint Coa.umpsion. aug
other arising from obssueted penpiraon Now read
this espmony and call send and ge psmphe
containing Treatise Consumption, kc. and numerous
sworn celti6cates, sueh q folloysE nh; i.
side and chest and general debility blood and
the aad .opahe They hs ,uns and
without sse. finally. August s.'. usd yoEr Southern
confidently recommend Il % all similarly sfsessd
Rcsidsnce II Clarke st., store 90 Broadway.
City and County Of New York sA B. Hauptmsn. being
duly swon dsposes and that the above certificate
rcct and tine. w. II. MUM, Com. OF Deeds.
The Souhsn Balm 10 sold BY druggists generally through
ea.sh.:lp ss;;uMMs;c+,No AprRrrNr ALrrRArrvr
SOUTHERN BALM FILLS,
u cents boz Of pills. The best and cheapest general Fam
" Pin svesnt,cdueed These Pills have been tested many
he blood and ether falds have proved safe
purifier removing morbid matter from the stomach and bowels
promoting digestion, and impang vgor to the system Fer
further sormafion, Southern Balm Pamphlet to be had
the Depot SO Broadway where the medicnes
sod wholesale and retail; also BY Wyatt Kschun III Full
tou street. as,
More Agents wanted throughout the United States aud Ca
naAa.
AIeberal discount TO dealers. nss lm.r