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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29

W R.gnsult 1 Co. Anctioneers.
Main street, besveen ElStth and Ninth.


W Regnault i Co.. Anctioneers'
Main strsst. bssveen ElStsh and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
w MONDAY MORNING, asth instant, at 10
o'clock. the TWO WOODEN BUILDINGS now oc-
cupisd bv Messrs. L. " Barnes Brother, ON
Ninth street, between Main and Cary, on ground
rent OF two hundred and fifty dollars per annun'
ALSO,
Q FORCES, with patent two irons; IL
2ANyILs, ..s
sLEDGEs,
l lot CAsT-sTEE BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
DRILL PRESSES,
VICES. .. W
VICE BENCH,
/ lot IRON,
TOOLS, RAILING, BENCHES, &c.
The above Buildings and Tools, &c, can De
bought privately IL application be made before day
of sale. o.,.. a,
PosTPoNBMENT.
The above sale IS postponed until FRIDAY, Jun"
lst, at o'clock, m.
The terms will be liberal.
i"' REGyArLT 4 co,
oo A. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29
4 YALUARLE TRACT OF LAM

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
n FOR SALE-By virtue Of an order made by
the Circuit Court for Montgomery county, At the
April term 1900 in the case Of X. T. Foster & Co.
Us Henry L. Decie, shalt proceed to sell by pub.
lie outcry, on the 3lsr DAY OF MAY, boo, on the
premises, that valuable Farm known as the ID sClE
FARM.
The Farm contains about SEVEN HUNDRED and
TWESTY-THRbE ACRES OF LAND, has new
and beautiful DWELLING HOUSE on IL, together
with all the necessary ou-houses used by farmers.
II is situated near the Big Tunnel on the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, In the county Of Monsgo.
merry, and about one mile from the celebrated
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs.
TEENS or SALE credit of two and three years
will be given the purchaser by his paying down Ina
cash SO much OF the purchase money necessary to
pay the cost and charges OF sale. The deferred pay
lnents 10 bear interest from the sth day of De-
cember, 1895, at which time possession will be
taken by the purchaser. security Tor the unpaid
purchas money and lien by deed Of trust for the
same will be required OF the purchaser.
The sale will take place promptly at o'sloSk, r.
NJ, OF that day JOHN K. FRANCIS,
ap 2s-td Sheriff of Montsomsr county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29
By Paine & Co., Auctioneers,
No. loo Main street.
BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Main street we doors above Spotswood Hotel

JAW LIBRA RY FOR SALE AT
/ AUCTION We will sell AT auction On MON =
DAY, the 18th day OF June next, commencing AT .
o'clock, u. NJ, At the store No. 1872 Main street
nearly opposite the Spots wood Hotel, "a very yaIu'
able l. 4 w LIBRARY, containing, among other
works, the VIRGINIA and other REPORTS, now
very scarce, aud large number OF other very
valuable BOOKS, embracing all the Standard
Works Catalogues are now ready at our Office
TFRNs. Atsale GRUBBS il WILLIAMS
nv 20 AuCtiOnerrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29
A7JcTfoN SALES TINS DAY.
By Harrison, Gcddin B Appetscn.
p.,Lars Rrokers. and Real Estate Agents.

EXCELLENT LITTLE FA "a ~ ne, AH ow
u,Iu Mhkhh NEhR THE VILLA MsBURG 7 URN.
PIKE FOR SALE AT AUGTlT1inEs5MsY a ss sG Mas y
Isss az half pasta ocIock p NJ, the desirable Iii
TIE FARM located as above, now occupied ny Mri
Robert ;resn and formerly owned ana 9gSu
ONE HALF ACRES and has on IL aCOMfohIA-
BLE DWELLING and the usual ont-butfdings,
Which have been somewhat injured by the army
hui couid he repaired by an outlay Of two bundrsd
TO three hundred dollars. The place Is now In sue
cessful cultivation.
six months negotiable notes, with interest added,
secured by trust deed, The taxes for this year 10
70 p"'" i HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPERSON,
,ovoa-dst Auctioneers.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, large and elegant OF
Il FICE, with small room adjoining and -
over the above--all furnished with gas. s-@A,
These rooms are very desirable, and will be rented
low. Apply TO X. l.; W iLLIaMs,
No /. All Main street, near Fifteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29
DIED,

DIED,
!. pn monday. fsth May, 1855, at his residence,
:, f.ils Plantation" Chesterfield comfy. Va,
aE M T. pREwRY, in the seventy second year
His funeral will take place THIS DAY fTuRs.
pAl zvth May, from his residence az 4 O'clock
I. N Inc friends Of the family are invited TO al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29

MENTAL NOTICE.-JOS: WOOD
WARD Dentist will b. absent from the city
until the 5th of June, and from thence 10 The Both
will be pleased to meet those who may wish to see
him professionally at his office on Nam street,
above Seventh, No. 5l3 my 29-3t
wv NJ. SUTTON II co. have removed
w their banking house to No. lois Main
street under the Farmers National Bank OF Nlr-
ginia, where they will continue their business AS
heretofore. my ['-lW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29
nICHMoNn SAVINGS RANK AND

NOTICE. RICHMOND AND Pc
~ NINSULA RAILROAD COMPANY. Books OF
subscription Tor the stock of this Company will be
opened AT the office Of MesSrs. LYONS Y AUGUST,
on Ninth street on the 25th day OF June next.
+ An l. WINE, Commissioners.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
THE DARLINGToN sOUTMERNER.

THE DARLINGTON sOUTHERNER.
I'll SaE S0UTHERNER rs PUBLISHED REGULARLY
4 every FRIDAY MORNING, at Darlington court
sao1Ss. 8. O., By JAMES NJ BROWN. and Edited By b
voEUNE under very asttering auspices It ia iare.
sese printed on the beat Of paper and the publisher
rzaakng It worthy OF the largest patronage Having
soa ana rapdiy growing circulation among the Plant
NE Dee country 1t offers strong Inducements to "
zaEef,anh and othepa desirour OF making thern ne
Gst1zusyy "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

MANHOOD AND riiE vIGOR OF YOUYE
5FNoR eSoTea nW Tr ID four weeks by Dr. RIooRDB e
earnest solicitation hn Length seeded TO he esras
OF she America ublio and appointed @ .gon
EsSSnss Of Life This wonderful agent WIN esstor,
hInooa 70 the most shattered constitutions vnetfe,
% nsnses Tho time required 70 cure The MOST nyesss
oaSo M ioar Teeks; and uEed according to printed H.
- nierestorng remedy should be taken by ali sbop,
70 M ss ts eject are permanent It fs aoknogiedast
made Iss developing powers as. nrscnona an.oss
every case 10 ss certain sienos oyerthroyss ia
oases With fnN inatractioas tor use a. sS Or f ,,
f''s - 'Ap' - 1eaai'sanoe % hi9 scHodited e9csf
fho 81 Sys Eo' o. MnbsztS.aiEses, acs Ma
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

NAENCk'S MACHINERY DEPOT.
j. B. sCHENCK, agent,
Nc. 20 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK,
OFFERS FOR ,ALE
PoRTAnBLE AND ,,;,; sTATIoNAhY sIIAM I ENdlNEs
spproved construction cutting from 10000 to 10000
eetof Lumber per day: REYNOLDS TURBINE WA.
TER WHEELS, and all kinds OF Machinery for Working
Wood and Iron viz:
Rngtne Lathes
Drill LatheB
Boring Machines
Stating Machines
Upright Drills
Iron Paners
Vertical PlanerB
Steam and Gas Pipeg
Steam and Water auAges
Screw Jsckg
Hydraulic Jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular Resolving Mills
Bhaftng Pulrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather 3eltings
Circular Saw Benches
Steam Pumps
Suction Pumps
Force Pumps
Power Morticing Machines
Blind slat Tenoning Maohinenl
Daniels Planning Machines
Gray Woods Planning Machines
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding Machines
Sash Machines
Boring Machines
Tenoning Msahines
Foot Morttcing Machines
Leather and Rubber Hose
wrights Patent Scroll saWu
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumpa.
Every description CT Machinery and Railway SuppIfca
Isnuary8 wfm1vr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

CARPENTERS, JOINERS, PATTERN AND
MODEL MAKERs.
GEERING VALVES AND ALL KINDS OF PAT.
VI TERMS for machinery executed with dispatch
Btdnga for stores and offices sHPPRD TO ANY Part on
TIE WORLD
9INSI 9INSI GTNSI
IMPROVED ROLLER SEA ISLAND COTTON GINS
constantly on hand. Address ali orders to
ANDERSO Il SCHERhfERHON,
Bear No. At Ann street, New York.
1une lS mWt 3mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03

GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE WORLD.
JUST PUBLISH ED,
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entitled
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BY New York Physician.
This book explains feature Of disease on so
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Ipainng the disease, furnishes preventive every
person predisposed and tie Of cure for those
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The trade supplied by the American News Company,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-03
M NHOOD.

vegssas.ye powers Of He are ssrons; bu. in few
mental effort show its banefpi iaaaeaoo % t soon De
ees evident to the observer that depressing in
@pon L. iaod and % CUa
om tae school nnd sent into the coantry This on,
ersions Of tie sVar-oasnsins Sosnes Of tho city III.
owera OF the body too much enfeebled to give sest
althfu and rural exercise, thoughts are turned in
II the patient be female the approach OF the
Nature b 10 sow her saving power in di sing tho cir
ainon, and vstting the check with The bom Of health
nd the energies Of he syste ste are Us snd tn
whole economy In derangod Tho beautiful and wonder
ns change nom child to woman is looked for % in vain.
he pareata heart bIeeds in anxiety and fancaes the
rave but vn1tinz for ita victim.
HRLABoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
EOr Wezsss' s'i'ins troa sSsssses or Early Asders
Ateaded with the following gymptems,
indigestion TO Eyertion, Loss OF Power. Loss o
Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing, General Weakness
ssS sd fes
ptnness Of Vtaion Languor Universal Lasstude Of
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite Win py
oryneas Of the skin Pald Oountenanoc and Eruptoni
Oh ho Fsoe Pain in the Bsok Heaviness Of the Eyeda
Frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, With
Temporary uuaion sud Loas Of Sight, Want Of Atten
on, Great Mobility, Restlesaneas. with Horror Of 80
tey Nothing is more desirable to suoh patients thar
oltude and nothing they dread for Fear Of Them
elves, no Repose Of Manner. Earnestness no speou
alton, but = hurried transiton from question tt
nothar.
These symptoms, II allowed to go on-whioh this Me
Hoine invariably removes-soon follow Loss of Pb,ver
Fdsu.s and Eptiepsio Fis in ono OF which tho psuen
mny expire
During tho guperintendenoe Of Dr. Wilson, at tn,
Rloomingdae Asylum this Esd reguit two
paaanzi reason lad time left sn andh ,thdi
OF epilepsy They wero Of both ssnia,a nda s Rent
Who can say that these exceE,sa,r not sDntt.
onowed by those direful diseased feaity ar u, nu,x
om The recorus of the Insdno AsYfus, and the mel
ncholy deaths by Constmptor bear ample witness tt
NO rnfh o. these assartiens. In Lunado Asylums tn,
uosi M hncnoly exhibition appears. The oountenano.
tactusily sodden and quito desttute-nether mirth
re ever wits it. Should sound OF the voice OCCUR
hrarely afticulnte
with woeful measures wan Despair
Low aullen sounds his grief beguiled.'
Whilst regret the existence OF the above dsaass
and gymptomg, prepared to al,i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

m , eorIairant brought charge against this officer for
ysssin 70 eprmand these boys On course the $50 Sas
laughed out Of Court -.
SPRE oS PuDe Christopher Callahan r., yl No.
%s Grand 81, brog1a. a complaint against Omeet I'm
Shea, ~ thc tOsFta Precinct Or. while IN eIhes ~
hating inayS' ii most cur9nA ia fact unique s ~.
testimony =" tie witnesses Of b0.h sides diners 30 hte hA
fbey nil az either have been suQlehaed for the ohef se on
tie tone and never known TN difference In iae AL he
p pe Who saw the occurrence agreed their statement inc
facts. $780, -, -. -. ,.o.
which aonbtess belonged butcher or sausage maker ~
any rate the officer ceeecd In abraeng from the wagon
bapdl of those Ueuar textures wkieh ara when properly
rassl and craJed hped with highly seasoned meals ana
tn mt into market under the welcome and wcknoN 0
OF Sasages II so eheace that the goods which ofro She
~ I'm his hand were empty coverings for sanages or M the
Germans call them buildings Ito PIT plainly 'hey were
bunch of blownup sins fed with more substantial ma
reria than air. ,,-,, . - - -. ~.
nudingy procefted 10 indulge in the customary Freaks OF
his MAJESTY Mr. Punch aud to hit the heal ana
shoulders every person he CHANGED 10 meet = .
The officer noi conened with his fun 81 hitting indscrm
nnoy an persons who along took neehis sapent heart
IN tafr mo custody Mr. Christopher Callahan amer having
chilled him a sl,lef an old offender sc.
In short the testimony show before the COMMISSION
en- that Iseeman OShea while Of dus, or at least out :"
form one single day west q great spree Pohcen ~
Ohea win doubtless lind hat he VIII have very severe atone
10 wake
rHER Asss-A number 81 other casesof minor imp
which space to elaborate were satisfactorily! ~
ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
TIVE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for OCTOBER H.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week contains the f0f
Lg.prss Anrc1r.Ift Amendment be Rsii6edWbs Then
Mr.. Jonsoa Policy and the AHren Sedt AoS,d fa9 g, ana
The Lesson Of oeoss If S9lasR oIeio5 ss
Syns o. TaE wSxE-Dome,iie News; Crimes and Casualties
iadss cny soa,hen heWconaHion Of the South
The FREEDMEN Meaieo European Nrws-Englapd. u, a.,
rHs 9p,'rsE TO TnE yss ~ S 9y ~ so
Nv f cns4 ~ % 2sr Pa. s".er.
&LxTTsS TEox Mn RGYsOSD-I. Oriuion Expectations and
sRS to Do Lyyths Ense rysls,; and
D,e ; z "orh' Relating to America
lar 10 cotoRaboio@ Our spsa corrr.p ondent ayard
Taylor AylIls Arts.s. valley .nS ,se Iyin L6sS , cor
pes'aiTss ao..'es c6s1sb rei Gossip Ite
% EsvO Gunns Lord BFo0sani The Social science cOOge''
TnE ELsoTioSs ~ soyzxpzR--,li..qH wi.eOn.n
ss 9 Q, I.s hGg . @Ga Speech Speech Of M Bs
THE AR o. DAses IL APgeson to Aueen Ms1aiss,sIe
,n s. m SSa. How o i S1d mi
Gravity aIo's Lyso.n .S:SaT Ssene aS
P..ion seIanon csss.e: :ad ihs Delaware Water Gap
TuE CEsT9.L RamEolD ASO PoIlrIcs. o,,, r,,,o,
ol4,essfss sSaten Ioy.,. Addrss. to tie People
DSlrH on JoHS Vls BuRSs.
tNE AXIS
soIxSct
ToR,I6S MscKrLasL
GesicrIruaiI-Ameeau Institute Club, Tuesday Oct
Ladder Unsovrd Question Glover Nrsuf Preserving
For Potatoes North New Fence Posts
How GROW Suawbercs Apples How Can sweet orn Cut
ss Fairly; Reidng Growth Trees the PraHe Vine
gar Fzmvrs; Wire for Cohrsses
Plastic More New Peat Fuel; Milking hy Ma
ehineJ Sure Cure fI the Cops N ChksEs Cure for oai DO
Knsbd. Grub Worms Probable trn GIowingi
wndm and Pumps foT the Farm The Harvest OF so-"bea,i
LATEST EUROPEAN MAEKkTA
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The n. y. Tribune.
CossEHoII-Fun Reports Of the Stock Money Cotton GRAIN
and Cattle Marcs specially reported tor Tie N " lrbuns
this morning Price wrappers ready for mailing i've cents
For sas by all " -.
Mai ab.ebers siags copy. yesr-52 nnnbers.....s 90
Clubs or
comics Addressed { OF subscribers u %
Turnty copies addressed subscribers "A 10
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THE STATE or TRADE.
Dy TELEGRAPH.

Rr,,,,a DE-, .,..av and in fair dem.ad .,.. 600
- ,yS.s,.. "a o huh No cge,,o sDrln, a, ar 1000
hb Ma Mv.u... Spring private terms, White Canada e. IS
ata O. Cornsae 800 BUSH Opening sic. for No and
&c for No and elq.ias at ssas6se. for part
idus on, load a, s7e and one q, s Tor No. oats-sss
20 500 bush Milwaukee No. Sc Barley dali small sales State
H % for and OIL u for FoorRewed Rye ell O5d
81 &C. Pofs en- soas3 Lard Is.dIse Whisky ~ 80
EIoshs steady. Receipts; 90 Gal bbs Flour. s3 bush
Wheat ts47 bush coru Oats bush Barley
C.n. Exports. 7o bush Corn 81 800 BUSH
Os,'.
ALBAsr Oct Flour hfn and In active denand Nhea-'ie'
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lAnnouneemsnis
NRs. SRGuIH.

H who les used LEvsrrs AROMATIC svKrESn says
ndor's the very rIoern qualities Of sweiena
found snyshns better agreeable
sWiErKSIA IL pared BY Lfvrr den, ofose hiy
pfes in SeY0rs and indor.ed BY the scientific mon 10
Profession b.lnr bee, denos Known Wsnsnei not to
iulur- the enamel Tor salc everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18
CITY MEMS.

PASSENGERS on THR EvKsNG STAR.-By some acct
dent The names Of D. Pciio and wife Of NewOreans we're
omied nom yesterdays s of cabin passengers loot on The
steamer Evening star.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

SEyYS YEAS EXPERIENCE without a failure proves
viii protect from
rbbrs inTby CONNECTED damage T. hoLSEs No -
Broadway.
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Base BALL.
MATCHES To BE PLAYED.

OcT Is-Onenta of Greenpoint vs.. Van Dyke-Scc-
uud Mines on ground of Oriental
OF 2J-Orirutal Union Of Morrsann. TN ground oil
Oriental
O,r si-Oricnial vs. EckforL On Union ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-18

PYLgs o. X. soAP-(iood for the Laundry. Bath or
Toilet economical Sold gcne
ally. Depot, No 80 Washinson.st.
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~HE PLAINS.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. sHgRMAS--ISDIAN DECLARATION
. or WAR.
speciat DlsDntch 10 The y. n TfIiunc

gorEKA Kansas, Oc. l7.--Lieut Gen. Sherman passed
hcc Today GU route for So Lolis hia rctun irouhs
worth and For Morgan Tho lnlluls have declared war
aud ave near 20 Fort Garland, Ncg.Mcxcc IN strong
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K1NSAS STITE CAPITOL BUILDING.
Gneri,I Di.pntch 10 The y. v. Trihunr.

TOPEKA, Kansas, Oct. E'-Ihc cornerstone OF the
capitol building Of the Sato of Kansas was laid in this
civ today by the Masonic order.
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UUnRAu. BOYS UuRRAHi, HuRRAH. Girls HUR

il ready The most beautiful euirr
inus Magazine Young AmsneAn. abound
children VIII uudeDtand Published
No. ~ Broad and sold
at IS cents With beautiful Presentation Plate.
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TRoTTISG FOR TIB BENEFIT OF THE FAMILY OF
THE LATE ROBERT WALKER.

series of trotting-mGtches are announced to take
place the Orange (N.J) TrongCoure neat week
onohir Of tho receipts from which to be given TO the
family the late Robert Walker whose recent murder on
Long IsaAl len them in dependent condition
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l. TEST SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ANKINED.
Brig Giles LoTns of Yarmouth Mel Pniney Bay u dave
brett 60. Been five days Of Mohtalk Win
atfons NJ sac.
Rig Csrininc -, Rondoat for Doston..
srlT l. Is. x y. L.. Butlrr. Ronlout Tor Providence
Schr 81. fsrow, Ilrrna1l, ftoiraaut fqr Bostor
schI. Meteor, athrr, Roidoui foi boston
scl. 81. r. King FT0ckuay. Portland. Conn
schr Borden, Weigbtinson, Fai RIVER
sehr :. H. CToekTT. TIeshy. rsuntan
sehr Boston. Smith. Providence, for Philadelphia,
schT Gldwin. New. Haven, Ehzabeihport
Fstelle 1.-Two ID, Southport.
schr. II. A. Deminr Boadnisn Elzabehport FOR Hartford.
wiND-At Sunset, Wv light
SAILED
Steamships Persia Alerpo, cry ofcors Esse Aibemare
MISCRLL iSgOUS.
IfoI4Fs IfoLp oct TO- mWrd NJ; more mo rate no IT
rivals In steamships Fairbanks and SAyors un oiomht
Yol May Chase fink T.. Aan, e.. Matthews = J. amhh
Arraa Clesto Abnc Tayuf aap. Mltidt Htre 1asioiel
s,h Iosse T. leach Osh0ul, AarY g. BluEs, j. T. Atte
q T. vaughan J. $. ucw,u. Samuel Ftt fanEeo liad,
Henry. Dsy0rcnA Annq NO Msosas e. L. fo1nS Sa'o D.
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|. EXAMINATION OF MANUSCRIPTS.

manuscripts will be received Tor examination aad revision
they simply critical opinion, such will be given The
earliest moment compatible with accuracy and completeness Eve,
consigned the whatever pre,sDOo win b
conEdensy carefully II tho writer desires
tons be the advantageous ihS ik,
to manuscript The judges whose day Il viii
be to decide upon and dein will be selected w, view
fairness conscientious discrimination The minor conditions ans
details department will be learned length from special cir
euar This as indeed tie Of the Bureau viii
served bv mail mon application
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Steamship, Persia Alrrpo CITY ofcors. rase. AbemaIIe
MISCELLANEOUS.
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THE SCHEME.

The difficulty Of defining ae outset the pcie bOuudae Of h'
seYe department. the gresu viii be readily appreciated Cir
direct the attention Of special se to b,
advantages they may derive from the Agency and the
making them available. At present small part Of the field
intended daed The general however VII
be inferred from the following subdyisiOns
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V. PROCURING LECTURERS.
vi. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSLATION.

Fot the esp.e benefit houses poygs depsmsn
. comprised in the plan whereby every species
document be short notice Letters and circulars viii
be carefully written German, French Spanish, and without
DELAY.
VII DEPARTMENT or FACTS AND STATISTICS.
For the benefit many hOls snd prfs'o ho
not ready the largest libraries the Bureau will under
take gathering Of facts and statistics desired subject
Aces. had all the city Libraries Of reference fom which 'ueh
omaton viii be cleaned subject may BE- r-qaeei-
Accurate competent persons viii he detailed with this sPy
VIII. REGISTRY OF LECTURERS
the Bureau shall advantageous to pup
~e for those who have national p9'a
ton =. for young Aeompee list will 10
Kept with address. subject constant corrections and enas@en
The engagements far they be obtsned VIII be nod
his In this lecturer can have his vnc'n' n
provided or trouble to biaset Letters seeking engage
meuts r spea nights will attended n with the utmost pomF
mass P,of.so IN COLI q, and crgymen lte time
wander from hone the business details Of eurns
will end it to heir alvn,-ge avail themselves Of tie help afforded
by The registry vii not nelad the names o. s0'eA de-
csmefA
TX. JOURNALISTIC DEPARTMENT..
ylna5 feature ofhe viii be the facilities Afforded to
editor. securing advantageous s.'uation" o"H"'s"" o. ~
character will be undertaken and pressed WIN energy ''TP
NAV also be sappSd correspondents or writer's et special de-
ps,mcp Tscry caou vii be made to SUPPLY Ony wobs 'nd
y. PURCHASE OF BOOKS
ynola Of the feiies aeorded by the ne~y .bi'heaeu.
te will be tie purclsss ofbocks Tor public uta private hF
rfe. &C
mast ctre TIE agents OF the Bucuu w be at ,opmeho at no
most reasonable oes snd will make their seeos with view 70
literary taste eesance and Durability Book VII beFtipcd WIZ
out any whatever the party oIieng ad Nlenen'e
ies are ordered agent m be catalogue ard s'ne III"
several departments Rare books aEd ga editions hbe 'oot 0i
when desired Wealthy gentlemen who auc
business literary matters have their eonlns'O" ~
aesire. Gihfy regarded by communicative viii TIE bureau
XL-MISCELLANEOUs ORDERS.
There numerous literary comm sion' not bcaced N VIC W.
parinients given which Nil lstnatey within he PRIV
ne his These be developed by the ls',e o. e0
sponden other ways Tie idea IS to effect '
House. working des OF Which WI ar''nse s
experience We undertake TO ho@syeE lA' '
esnne worthy se.sy matter Nih be attended TO ~ ~i'
moderate charge. -.
Az peous communicating with tie Bureau may rely upon '
Il e;r commissions treated with the sieest conidenee
Individual. wio: 10 Of the Authority aud repoho''f
the having the enterprise under their direction can DO
anplyin, 10 the Editors Of '-Iic Round Table"
twill greatly ote busiIc Il the patrons Of tie Baie'h W"
,omrn,ui.ste as flr Is may be by letter
TEMPORARY OFFicg OF THE BUREAU
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