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SPECIAL NOTICES
am REMOVAL
S sTAkKE s RrLAND,

,.,,,g moved Into their new store, NO. s's main
oevrs7 c,,I the attention Of purchasers tothsir
- '"',,rp.pERs. comprising Note, Letter, Cap.
- -, r,n rlg, Cap. pemy. Mediam, Folio Pest,
.,,s h'' Tissue. Bloliing, Drawing, sermon, 10.
ss,. wrapping, Sc o
81" BLANK BOOKS,
.-., o., psy Rocks, Journals. Ledg"rs, Mem"ran'
.,s la,s Books, Records. Time Books, Bank
60, Receipt Books, Scrap Books.
ryyvr orES In great variety. Also, sLATss,
cory roG>, TwiNEs' INKS lSksrANps'
S,,1r>, WAX. CRaYnSs; such games a.
,,,r>. BACKGAMMON, n0MlNoES. CRooUET,
III. ladies' viii ind our FANCY DEPARTMENT
,...srl a'trSctivr. cs-"
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SHOCKOE HILL CEMETERY.-The Com
mittee on the Shockoe Hill Cemetery from
the City Council, at the invitation of Mr..
Thomas C.. Epps, chairman, visited yeSter-
day the grounds, in order to view the i'm
pr0vements that have lately been made
there, and to select spot Of ground as an
addition to the cemetery. The committee
was composed of the following gentlemen :
MesSrs. Epps, Glazebrook, Harvey, and
Griffin. Mr.. Waldrop, the superintendent
of the grounds, was also present. The
cemetery has been greatly improved, and
much credit is due MeSSrs. Epps and Wal
drop for their energy in the matter. The
walks have been nicely leyelled and gra-
yelled, and the northeastern section has
undergone complete change.
The explosion of the powder magazine,
near the cemetery, on the morning OF the
Sd of April, 1865, blew down u great por-
tion of the wall near the northeastern
angle, broke and disfgured many OF the
tOmbStones, and covered the graves with
rubbish and bricks. In course of time the
whole place became entirely covered with
weeds and rank grass, so that it was i'm
possible to traverse the ground, and it was
with difficulty that any of the graves
could be identified. All this rubbish has
been removed with much labor, the wall
rebuilt, and the grounds present a re-
spectacle appearance. On the whole, the
improvements were highly satisfactory to
the committee.
These gentlemen, after inspecting the
grounds, visited the adjoining hill, upon
which once stood the old alms-house, and
decided that if it could be bought, about
fourteen acres of the land lying there
would be most suitable as an addition to
the Cemetery. If this cannot be pur-
chased it will be necessary to select site
for another cemetery. The committee
will report fully upon the subject at the
next regular meeting of the Council.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH ON THE RAILR0ADS.-Mes
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispdtch every morning
on all the railroad cars Leaving Rcnmond anu 80
thpy are also our authorized agents TO receive cub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly DiS-
ytuch, our friends along the railroad r"utes can
avail thrmstIv Of the messengers Of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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THE TABLEAux.-The tableaux at Nir-
ginia Hall given last night for the benefit
Of the Hollywood Memorial Association
were attended by large and very brilliant
audience. The scenes were admirably
gotten up both in point Of positions and
costumes, and the whole affair was in the
highest manner successful. They will be
repeated tonight for the benefit OF the
Monumental Church, and of course the
hall will again be crowded.
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THIRD DAY.

Of the District Court
Session Of the Circuif COuFt-Pre-
sentiments OF the GRAND jury
Charge OF the Judge--NO Names to
he Diyulsed until all the Persons
Indicted are Arrest ed-..AdIOur
mcnt of the Court.
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CrRcurT CoURT.--In Judge Merediths
court Yesterday, the evidence in the case
of Colonel Strong was partially heard, ana
the counsel for the defendant put In addi-
tional pleas in the case Of Magill Us. Eaciio.
Both cases were continued until to-day.
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y BENEFITS DIaRRHGA KILLER.

Ttl, well known and justly popular sou hern
remedy IL again offered 10 The afflicted IT. great
surr,ss in the trratmen. of DIARRHEA, CHO-
LLEA MoRBuS CHOLERA lAFANTUM, ASl-
ATlC CurLERA, and all diseases of the bowels.
rendered il one of the most popular FAMILY
TrpI, rs ever used in this city.
An extend d notice il unnecessary. It's praises
A., on the lip, Of hundreds Of our best citizens
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. js 6-ts
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.s->r,CIAL >OrrCE.-The undersigned,

- SPECIAL NOTiCE.-The Undersigned as
executor Of the late Z. h White, takes pleasure
in announcing 20 his friends and the public mat he
IA, inst returned from the North with very Sc
lecl stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, NALlsEs. AND IRA
YELLING BAGS,
which h. offers at the lowest cash prices az his
new storr, No. sl9 Main street, two doors peIo"
III, >po,.wood Hotel. He hegs leave to state Tor
the benefit Of tn. ladies that unusual care has been
taken IN the selection Of all goods suitable Tor
fr.r us. in his line H., ha. obtained the services
Of JOHN POE, ia, we'll known in the business
community, who will be pleased 10 see his friends
e., Va 40 Main street W. +. WHITE,
NV 2s--im Executor of y. X. White.
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LUNArrc.--Jacob Parker was arrested
YESTERDAY in the upper ward as luuatic.
He has been subject TO periodical abera.
tions at each change of the moon for some
time past, but no particular attention was
paid to them until yesterday, when in one
of these fits he became perfectly furious,
attacked his wife, and would have killed
her but for the timely arrival Of the police,
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RICHMOND FIRE AssOCIATIoS.-There
not being quorum present yesterday, the
firemen and stockholders present adjourned
to meet again on the l4th. 1t Is requested
that members who cannot attend the
adjourned meeting shall appoint proxies
to represent their stock. .
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Arp. The bunker Hills ere another AMI
ly, !" 50 callsd. ."-Petrsbwg Leder. $50

This puff was turned of by steam en-
einc Of unlimited power. Nevertheless,
Captain Hills merit Is quite equal 70 IL.
If he can get the engiDe Of the IndsS
aboard the Georgeanns be win beat al
competitors in speed, and need buy no
more fuel. Captain Hill is model man
in his profession, and has no superior. He
knows bow to make everybody at ease, and
never rests till he does 80. He has that
eminent quality Of true gentility, defer.
enee to the convenience and comfort Of
others. Any boat, or car, or anything else
he has charge Of, must be popular.
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THE SOCIETY OF ALUMNI OF RICHMOND
COLLEGE hold a meeting this morning at .
o'clock in the lecture-room of the First
Baptist Church. Business of great inte-
rest to the members will be brought before
the meeting; and all who are in the city
are requested to attend.
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MARINE NTELLJ0ENCE. oi
F. MiNiATURE ALNANAC-Jrxg Q. -
a tises."s.,.....$..! hcoa !ises .....'.'" -
PORT OF RICHMOND, Jrxs !.


Steamer san,ogs, King. Fsv Yost. nsschan-
disc and passengsD, @. Wst.on.
slsAs.i =. Martin asi.ss Ecstsclsss s,sasa psrshAa'
d.: and p.;;;:assS Y;
ehandise and psssengsrs. W. ~. Ye11i nssinS
been detained twelve houn IN IyenCs sesen ~
ever VIII bs repaired In ample ars before hsr rs'
guikr day of sailing. AEf -
s,.s Ess::: ssss; sS''sa
sshooisy. lvlghI DAvidson. New yssk' 's'
enss sssocS:s nsry, fssi. Assesas. spsa = Aisl'
spaGgh , 70. 81 sNs<ss&
St,amsr GsoxgssnAs. Nill. Norfolk nssse
and 4, y fosa sassslt nsrssan
disc and pssssngsrs. hAskigs = srisxsssss assassss
ssSoon.r a ns.sn Warl. Chsryy.lous 81 ss...x..~
! ssasonsr As-ralsa, -. Aosfois' ssssh
A. ai,issssYs .se -: css.oa. rAilais'uhss, va
petershurG. ~ esE -,
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IRON AND y. ....,.,. :.

The snbscbbsrs have associated themselves to-
setler for the purpose Of conducting ths
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS
IN all Its brsnehee. They solicit the patronage OF
their frisnds and II. public generally.
Patterns and a. we intend 10 make that our prinei
lai business, We are prepared 10 receive orders,
and OIL them promptly, ~ Baltimore prices:
Location on Dock street, below the York River
depot.
ASH PAID FOR OLD IRos, BRASS and COP
PER ALfREbS LEE
De is--1 WILIIAN L. COX
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ExEcuTIvE.-Henry Howard Burgess, of
South Orange, n. j., was appointed yes
terday commissioner of deeds in the State
of New Jersey TOR the State of Virginia.
The Governor, as President of the Board
ofPublic Works, endorsed yesterday three
hundred and nine bonds of the Southside
Railroad Company for $1,000 each.
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HENRICo COUNTY C0URT.-This court
was engaged yesterday in the transaction
of civil business. Nothing of public i'm.
portance was transacted.
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FINE ToBAcc0-HIGHEsT PRICE YET OBJ
TAISEp. p.-We reported sale of leaf to-
bacco yesterday at two dollars ana SIX
cents per pound, and to-day we have to
report a sale by Messrs. Harveys VII
lams, to dealer from Louisville, at two
dollars twelve and half cents per pound.
This is the highest price yet obtained in
this market
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIES.

/ ID. BROWNE would respectfully
u announce that he has resumed business on
Md repair IRON RAILINGs, yERASDAHs, Ora.
TING, VAULT aud CELLAR DOORS, HINGES,
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY Of all kinds
knd IN addition thereto, having superior facilities,
will execute all orders for GUNSMlTB's WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. and kEPA IRON
shfEs and LOCKS. Orders respectfully solicited.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. Walker,
Potomac mail agent to Mr.. J. w. La
than, National Express; TO Mr.. George
Savage, Adams Express. .5
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NEWPORT News To BE BUILT UP.-Par-
ties from the north are to put up five hun
dred neat dwelling houses at Newport
News. ..-
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Miss Anna Dickinson holds the President
responsible for the Memphis riots, and the
President feels very sadly about IT,
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You've GUARDIAN adjourned meeting
of the "Young Guard" was held at the
City Hall last Wednesday night, Presi-
dent Hugh W. Fry in the chair. The
President announced the object of the
meeting to be the raising of an amount
sufficient to purchase lot and erect a
vault in Hollywood Cemetery, to which
the bodies of the " Young Guard" who
fell in the late war could be conveyed.
Some discussion followed as to the most
expedient manner in which to accomplish
this object; after which it was resolved at
once to proceed to raise the necessary
funds. Major Hugh Fry and Captain
George w. Charters were appointed a
committee to wait upon General Henry A.
Wise, Hugh X. Peasants, and U. I. Bald.
win, Esqs., and the ladies Of the Memorial
Association, to ask their assistance in the
way of lectures, tableaux, etc. small
amount of money left in the treasury OF
the Young Guard" at the commence
ment of the war, together with a small
amount due the company by an associa.
ton, for the rent of its armOry, were voted
for the assistance of this object.
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&c BILL ARP

Sc BILL ARP.
ELL ARP
BILL ARP'l'
Thi, inmiahle book Is now ready, and every
PERSON should have copy, To be had OF
COLE 4 TURNER,
la7-,s Whis Building.
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POLICE HEADoUARrERs.-The few arrests
made in the last day or two show that the
city is in excellent order. We have but
one arrest to report from police head
quarters yesterday.
Jesse Nelson, negro, was arrested Oh
charge of stealing fifty pounds Of bacon.
Major Claiborne has been quite sick for
the last few days, but was improving yes
terday.
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HERRISG'S FIRE-PROOfs SAFES
all sizes, for sale by ,he msnnfactnrsrs sgsnh,
te elm HARyEyk 4 WILLIAMS,
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-, REMOVAL.-o. Il. CHALkLEf co,
I,.lner Dealers, have removed 10 their NEW
BrILplNG, on THIRTEENTH STREET. between
Main md Cary. my i'-'s
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THE INDICTMENTs.

The presentments Of the Grand Jury are
apparently five in number, but nothing is
known of the names of the persons in
dicted. 1t is rumored, however, and even
positively asserted, that General Breckin-
ridges name will be found among them.
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~ >YRups FOR SODA WATER.
CHOICE FRUIT AND CREAM SYRufS furnished
the trade al low rates hy
W. II. SCOTT, Druggist,
t,4 corner Frank in and Seventeenth streets.
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TS.,r,NXC FAMILY ROE HER.
an4 fos ssis ~ 80 ,ST5 ~ - 's's-',.
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The attendance at the courtroom on
Yesterday was small, and, as usual, it was
lar past the appointed hour when the ses-
ion opened. A variety of rumors were
circulated concerning the action of the
Grand Jury, and it was reported that Gene
rails r. T.. Lee, Breckenridge, and n num-
ber of others, had been indicted for trea-
son. There was nothing for it to do, how
ever. but to wait as philosophically as pos
sible, trusting to the opening of the court,
to give publicity to what had been done.
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UNIIEU NIAIES UIoI NINI NVVNI'
On motion, the court ordered that libel
AGAINST Mr.. John Enders be dismissed with
out costs. This court was then also adj
journed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-03

Misunderstanding nobooks--they are bound to
give their customers as good bargains, if not
little better, than they can get at Tiffin or any
other neighboring town or city,
gsY- Don't fail to call at Ahe New Hardware
Store Of collars Il Ruth, in Peters Building,
next door to the National Bank, when you come
TO town.
e They will also continue. in connection
with the above. the Stove and Tinware Depot,
in Ayrss' Building, east of the Post Office, re-
Gently under the control of Ruth 6 Bro.
"a Jobs Of SPouting, Roofing and Repair
ing promptly attendedto.
COLLARS 4 RUTH.
Up. Ssndusky, June 81, lsGj.-I
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NEW SKIRTS FOR 1866.
The Great Inyentiouofltho cAge in

pJer Elliptic (rdou6le) Spring Skirt.
This invention consists of Duplex Tor two) Ellipl
pure refined Steel Springs ngeiously brnided tight,
and firmly together edge to edge making the toughest
n,0st flexible eastic and durable Spring ever used
They seldom rend break, like the Single Springs
and consequently preserve their perfect and beeutu
Shape more than twice as long as any Single Spring
Skirt that ever has can be made # i sa esfi
The wonderful exibility and great comfort and pleas
ure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic Skirt will
be experienced particularly in all crowded assemblies,
Operas Carriages, Railroad cars, Church pews, Arm
Chairs for Promenade and House Dress, as the Skirt
can be folded when in use to occupy snnil place as
easily and conveniently a silk or muslin dress.
Lady having enjoyed the plessurei Comfort and
Great Convenience of ofwearing the Duplex Elliptic Steel
Spring Skirt for single day will never afterwards
willingly dispense with theruse. For Children, Misses
and Young ladies they are superiorto all others res
The Hoops are covered with ply double twisted
thread and will twice long the Single yarn
covering which is usedon all Single Steel Hoop skirts
The three bottom rods ON every Skirt also Double
Steel md twice o. double covered to prevent the
ering from wearing off the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps &c. &c. which they are constantly
ulect TO when in use. ~
An are made Of the now and elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the Rest qualify in every part giving to the
the most graceful and perfect shape possible
and unquestfolably the ghtest, most desirable,
comfortable and economical Skirt ever made.
Vests Bradley Carey, Proprietors OF The Invention
and soils Manufacturers, OF Chambers, and 10 and 81
Reade Streets, Ncw-York p 'pl
For sale in all frst-cass Stores in this City, and
throughout the United States and Canada, Havana de
Cuba Mexico South America and the West Indies
BesA. Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or double)
Spring Skirt. gsa.e
A. d c.
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The Kenosha Water,Cure
A.. b c.

III sitSsS rior East or West for plo,sautnes
sslubrity Of climate, or excellence of Medical
superintendence. m b.
Its bath arrangements, sgdstory, elcetro-ther-
NAL and others are unsurpassed. The climate
is notonls free from ague, but, with its summers
cooler than those of st. Paul, is more invigora-
ting than that Of New England,
Nor has any establishment more competent
phy sician than Prof. II. p GArcRELL, IN charge
ofthe KESosHA WATER CuRK. He has an inti-
mate aequalntsne with all forms Of Chronic Dis.
eases and has been particularly successful in
treating those Of the female system.
J.. PENNOYER. Proprietor.
KrNosuA, WIS, May 81, ls65-G.
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b; saaFRANLIN BRANCH.
MAHONING OMISSION

Neadvie. Pa.
T.H. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent, cissy.laAd
ohio.
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THE ATLANTIC & GERAT WESTERN 3
r. ar-. wrrsr r,.- ,f+,srrss+rrrg7
$50 iGhzN H<A N 2A@l'n l.sss-ssassw

GUNNER Arangements.-- Through
t0Express Trains between 0IiEV ELAND AND
GEWY0RK. Takes effect May l6, 1864.
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l. O OK A M LIV Ei
ELECTROPATHY.
DrS. GALLOWAY, WHITE & BOLLES.
THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS.

MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
And TEACHERS OF this new system of curing diseases
would call the attention of the sick afflicted to their
new system OF practice, which has already ganed great
popularity in this city. During the past six years we
lave treated TWENTY THOUsARD persons suffering
Iom the various forms of disease (many of them by
special guarantee, charging thing ii we faied) and
the following ''N' N''"
HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING ,GUREzzAMPUTATIoN PRE-
Twas onrss ., ,nrs. vESTsD. vaasI I'd o.,,o
WHILE Of an liberated leg which caused much suffer- Sao
Inc; and @ even threatened amputation. Since my own
S sss sso Disease bsS DysIspsa and other
~ ,o,, ABRAHA@ FEUKE,
mo- 1851 Camac street, Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
stil, ~, Mocala master mason P. c. r. Spinal Rheu
:, James Brown, Inflammation of stomach and Bowels,
AeDry Rover, Neuralgia of the Eye Twenty third and
n Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
b,,Y IMAM I'm Ma9rgan Kidney Disease and General De-
Marcus D Wilcox, atarrh of twelve years standing
Samuel G. Wheeler, Asthma ten years standing
Emanuel Rey, Attorney -at- Law, Dyspepsia, No 7O7
Horace c. wlnslow, Weakness of the Kidneys, Frank
ford.
n. G. shurtlef, Cancer in stomach, No. 8122 Marke
street.. - -
in Buist, rheumatism No. 1928 s. Broad street
Juoah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 432 Market
Fdward 7. Evans, preacher of the NJ Church, Dys
ps5sa o. long standing, Laryngts, and Lumbago No.
James kugen, Deafness for six years and ringing and
roaring in tue mead WmIng gton, Delaware.
Philadelphia. ~
George Grant Rheumatic GOut, long standing. No.
H. t Desilyer Chronic Neurag gia and Infammatory
Rheumatism, No 1886 Chesnut street
EDWARD Mcmahon, Consumption, No. 1877 Front
], Ricket. Chronic Bronchitis Constipation and Con
gestion of the Brain. No 5lS Ca lowhill street
Char es VI. DAYTON, Paralysis Of the lower limbs,
j, hn Mccormick, Diabetes. No. 1920 Ridge avenue
harles E Buckingham, Urinary Difficulty, No. 1891
Fiber street. -.
Aqqla Davis, Chronic Diarrhpa Forrest House.
j. j Hopes, long standing Sciaica and ENLARGED
Prostate Gland Darby township, Delaware county
william II. Shlver Liver CoLnpl snt Germantown
Joseph W. FORSYTH, Acute rheumatism, No 1872
L Ciouser, General Paralysis, No AIS N. Second
street.
Many of these persons we cured in less than a
Ueek. - =
N.B.-The Institution No. 1880 one door from Tbir-
tesnth street he only houSe in this city where our
81 stem u practsed. Unprmcipled par In other
local. leS, who CAIN TO tleat diseases according to
eur late discoveries, may there fore be regarded with
PHYSICIANS and STUDENTS can enter at any time
for full course OF Instruction in this GREAT DISCOVERY
BOOKS ALL THE MOST nPRovED IEsTRU-
MENTS FURNISHED.
An interesting circular mailed by addressing
DRS. GALLOWAY, WhlTE a BOLLEs,
No. 1880 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia
Consul taton free. III WsJm
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and Vermont. These were. the light blows.
Second came Indiana, and then came Pennsyi.
vania and New York, swinging around the
the public functiopary OF these States VIII soon
be telling US why he did not betray the Union.
The humble individual will stand on this plat
form long before the fourth day OF March, 1869,
explaining why he did not succeed and why he
never meant to. prolonged applause.)
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MARION HARLAHO's new sOOK.

SUNNYBANK. BY the author OF "Alone" Illus
bands and Homes" etc. l2mo.
BEEIHOVEN'S LETTERS Translated by Lady
Wallace. 2 vols. l6mo.
BlGLOW PAPERS. Second serps. limo
MELODIES FOR CHILDHOOD. Win highly coIored
illustrations, limo.
THE STATE OF THE CHU RICH and the World at
the Final Outbreak OF Lvil, land Revelation of anti
Christ his Destruction at the econd Coming Chi ist
and the UtLering IN of the Millennium. By Rev. j. g.
Gregory, Nj. A., with an Appendix by Mrs A. 2.
Joline. Price, Sl25 For saeby
JAMES S. CLAYTON,
(suecessor william :. & Alfred MartienJ
II IOlm No. l2l4 CsEsNUT Street.
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LETTER COPY BOOKS.
900 pages, $3.50.
LETTER COPY BOOKS,
500 pages, sa.OO.
LETTER COPY-BOOKS,
1000 PAgs., $500.
FABER's PENCILS, rs cents a Dozesl.
ENVELOPES, sI'3S per thousand.
II. HOSKINs a CO..
BLANK BOOK MANTFAoTURsRs.
sTATISNERs AND GARD ENGRAVrrs,
sasuIp No. 9l3 ARCH Street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-10
HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Of Buchu
philadelphia FUening Bulletin EDITORIAL
SEPT. Is. 1865.
Hell M B 0 z
Genuine Preparations.

~ A "a Z - ~ y .
His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody
the full strength of the ingredients of
which they are named. They are left
to the inspection of all. A ready and
conclusive test of their properties will be
a comparison with those set forth in the
United States Dispensatory. These rem
edies are prepared by H. T. Helmbold,a
druggist of sixteen yeaes' experience in
this city, and we believe them to be re-
liable in fact, we have never known an
article lacking merit to meet with a per-
n success, and Mr.. Helmbold's
success is certainly prima facie evidente.
His Drug and Chemical Warehouse, in
the city of New York. is not excelled. if
equaled, by any in The country, and we
would advise our readers, when visiting
that city, to give him a call, and Judge
for themselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-10
The highest price paid for Butter,
Eggs, and country produce u
SWAN g BRO

Consult your interst by exma.
ing Swan & Bros. Goods and price.
before buying elsewhere.
y-l0-n-4 ly.