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OFFICE VIRGINIA CESTRAL)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, March 81, 1866.

I NTIL FURTHER NOTICE, ONLY
I THREE FREIGHT TRAINS per week will b
H.n "u the VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
,uv3ug RICHMOND on Sunday, Tuesday, and
Thursday evenings, and arriving in Richmond on
.44ay. Wednesday, and Thursday mornings
II. d. WHITCOME,
ap4 General Superintendent.
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EICONOMY! SIMPLICITY!

Tie "ARCTlC" SODA APPARATUS is offered
I" the trade By the subscriber at manufacturers
lrcc, who claims for II a superiority over All
others. The attention Of Druggists and Confection-
- II called 10 The sample to be seen Al my store
WM III. SCOTT, Druggist
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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COMMISSIONERS OYyics,l
RICHMOND. March 80. lt1g.

RICHMOND, March 20, ltsS.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF A. SCHAD,
i DECBAsED.-Bya decree Of the Circuit gosrt
OF tie city Of Richmond entered ON The nn seora.
against schad, &c, il is ordered that one % the
commissioners o. this Court do take IN sscouns y
all the debts II claims against tho esssto " sae
said A. Schxd, deceased,
Twill take such assenI.nnts assaI.nsh n my 9mse n 9s s'
april ''''' . THOMAS J. EvANe,
NH 81 lawsw Commissioner la chAncegy.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN Wa have madc application for the renewal Of
nion iron Works Company, for six and oMe. third
shares eaeh said scrip having been lost In the dre
q ap p lsgia ai iawsm J. rARKHURss. a.. 3 co.
AACKEREL.-On One hundred AMI my
!si sI to1 ~: ~: sSs S; iss ;ss Il =
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RAILROADS.
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sfsi,HAss:..z :: ..;.s

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AND ID ANN LIE
Ii AND PIEDMONT RAlLROAD.-MAIL AND
reI~>ENGEG TRAIN leaves Rich m0nd daily Sun
'tys excepted At 40 A. NJ. Arrives a, Danvile al
...#P NJ Arrives AT Greensboro AT :. 20 L. NJ
Leaves Greensboro daily, Sundays excepted, at
1880 = NJ.
Lave, panville daily at 5.4s A NJ. Arrives at
r,...tf.a.J 1t 2.lJ l.. NJ.
Sar,E,,tc railroad for fARMSlLiE, LYNCH.
r,-ka, ERIS 7 oil, KNOXVILLE, DALTON,
"a. .to' with trains on NORTH CAROLINA RAIL.
-ntn tgr SALISBURY, CHARLOTTE, MORGAN
TnNN. .IINtOLNToN, &c. &c, y. c.; CHESTER,
WtNN>BoRo'. COLUMBIA, &c, &c, s. c.
THOMAS pODAMEAD
ra& 2a--ts Superintendent
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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD At OAKwooD.-
The ladies of Church Hill, Union Hill, and
the eastern part of the city generally, will
meet this afternoon nj / o clock in the lecture
room of the Third Presbyterian Church,
Church Hill, to arrange plan for the preser-
yatiou of the graves and names of those sol
diprs who lie buried at OaiWOod The scheme
proposed embraces visit of the ladies to the
cemetery on the 10th of May, the anniversary
of General Jackson death, and the organlm-
ton of a permanent association, which shall
annually attend TO this interesting matter. IL
meets with general favor. The movement is
characterized by such energy and hearty CO.
operation rs augur we'll for its success. "A
public meeting and IN address from dlstn-
guished and patriotic ora tor are in contempla-
ton. as Il means of enlistnS the interest OF all
who are disposed to give their assistance-and
who will MOTTO IN enterprise which SO
deeply engages the affections of our people.
No word of ours is necessary 10 insure a full
attendance at this meeting. The hearts OF
the Southern people are still warm, theil
generosity and sympathy have not been de-
stroyed by war, and our honored dead will not
he forgotten while purity i'll life and valor In
death is venerated and remembered.
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CoyrIDExcE-may write from her new home.
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FALSE ALARM.-The reflection from the tnr-
naces of the Nail Works on Belle Isle caused
the alarm TO be sounded last evening. Inc
Gremen We're promptly out, but had long
run for nothing.
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MAYORS CorRT-MayOr Mayo had but few
cases before him yesterday morning, and but
little interest was NANTES ted in the proceed
iugs of his tribunal, Judging from the unnsu-
ally small crowd Of spectators in the par
quette.''
John Feltner and his wifi" were arraigned on
charge of receiving n lot of cloth stolen from
Mcssrs. Beahl Burke on Friday night.
Mr.. Burke testified that, having received
information that Feltner had in his possession
= lot of cloth very much like that stolen from
him. he proceeded, under a search warrant,
to searched Feltncrs house. He found there
a lot of cloth, which he identified as his.
Another witness appeared, who made long
statement about what Mrs. Fcltner had told
him regarding the purchase OF the cloth
Feltner had lust returned from Germany on
Friday, and knew nothing of the matter
His Honor sent the parties on for further
examination, admitting them To bail III the
sum Of three hundred dollars.
James Johnston and Robert Scarborough,
two very juvenile offenders, were arraigned
on the charge of stealing pig iron, and sent on
10 the Hastings Court.
George Robertson, negro. charged win nav
ing in his possession Il piece Of stolen iron, was
committed, in default Of security FOR his tuture
good behavior.
Joanna Sullivan was charged with SANDER
ing and abusing Catharine Burton.
Catharina said that Joanna Sullivan " had
bin a fter her those tin months past, and had
dragged her characther down to the very
lowest
Mr. Mayo 10 Sullivan --"Look here, madam,
if YOU don t keep your tongue tied, III send
Won 10 iail Don't let me hear of your abusing
this woman or anybody else.
Joanna Sullivan" Well, and mdade, yer
Honor, and mdade, Mr. Mayo
Mr. Mayo, mimicking her" Well, and M
deed, madam, and that's all stuff. Go about
your business :"
Exeunt Sullivan and Burton, the former
looking triumphant upon her whose good name
She had attempted to pilfer.
A., i, L.. .G,.a lnG
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FfRE.-The alarm of fire night before last
at about 10 O'Clock, was caused by the burning
of a portion of the house occupied by Mr.. l..
l.. Smith as Il news depot, on Broad street
Damage slight.
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Matters at -COnfirma-
tiOns-NOniinatiO Cabinet.

%, ~, rrl, ;, WASHINGTON, July 13.
Among the conflrmations to-day wa
that of Green Clay Smith, present membe
from the Covington District, Kentucky, {,
be Governor of the territory of Montana.
Heat ohce Obtained indefinite leave O
absence, aud wihdepart for the scene o
his new duties Immediately
The contested election case of Fuller vs
Dawson, in the Twenty-fourth Pennsyl
rania District, was decided to-day in favo
4 MIR. Dawspn, DsAmocrat without n call o
ahc yeas alfT TnaSs.
Colonel l.. A. Harris, Mayor of Cincin
natl, was to-day confirmed by the Senat,
as Collector of the First District of Ohio
Gfneinl Samuel +. Cary was also confirmed
aSC6llector of the Second District.
Among the nominations sent to the Sen.
ate to-day were the following: Genera
hefdinapd Vanderveer, to be Collector o.
tic TbiStl. District of Ohio; General Bassett
Assessor OF the First District o
p0lfio Opt VIM. G. Rossman, Postmaster
Hamilton, Ohio. GSince deceased.-ED
EMP.
President johnson has pledged that The
Radical Governor of Missouri shall not, by
military force, deprive the people of thai
State of a free and fair election.
Indications still point to an adjournment
of Congress about the LIST of August.
- ~" uOnSho "hat 'ic hcCtSsATy y
two-thirds' vote, in the House of Repre-
sentatlVes, cannot DC obtained for the ex-
pulsion OF General koussean.
III the President has written out veto
of the Freedmen's Bureau bill, of which
there seems TO be no doubt he has never
YET submitted IL to his Cabinet.
a washington correspondent says the
statements that have been made in several
metropolitan Journals of stormy Cabinet
meetings being held, In which the new
freedmens Burean Diil and the call for q
convention IN Philadelphia next August
were the topics discussed, are all untrue.
special dispatch irom Desmoines, Iowa,
says: AZ tne democratic Congressional
convention for the Firth District, BrigadieI
General D. M. futile, Of this city, was
noninaIM ior congress on the first ballot
General lnttlc accepts his nomination.
Ihe Posts special says: The Tennessee
Congressional delegation are advised that
the constitutional amendment will be
passed Dy the House OF that state:
IL Is reported that James Speed sent his
resignation 10 the President yesterday, and
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BY TELEGRAPH
Action Of the Democratic State |
Central Committee. li
Especial 70 The Cincinnati EnquIrcrl

Especial 10 the Cincinnati Enquircr.l
COLUMBUS, July ID.
At a needing Of the Democratic State
Central Committee ofOhio, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
Res0lred, That for the purpose of carry
ing out the cooperation provided for by the
platform adopted at the recent Democratic
state Convention Of Ohio the State Execu-
tive Committee be authorized To appoint
lourSenat0rlal delegates tothe Philadelphia
National Union Convention,ofA August 18th,
members ofthe Democratic party, In ac-
cnrdance with the suggestion OF Messrs.
Randall, Campbell and Blair, on behalf of
the National Union Committee, and to
issue an address to the Democracy of the
several Congressional Districts recon-
mendlng the appointment by their several
county Central Committees, or by district
Committees, OF two members of The Dem
ocratic party rs delegates from such dis
tricts, as also suggested by said National
Union Committee. a. -r-E
Rcsolced, That we respectfully recon-
mend to the Democracy of all the States 10
hold o National Democratic Convention at
the city of Baltimorc Oh the eight day Of
january next and for that purpose elect
delegates to such a convention.
Resolved, That the Chairman of the State
Central Committee is hereby directed TO
transmit the foregoing resolution to the
several State Central Committees of the
States, and to such other persons as he may
think proper, and to request their concur
renee therein. ID u. .saH lri
[Signedl JOHN G. THOMSON, f"
Chairman Democratic State General Com
u mittee.f i'- i-- . a - l.f
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Munttarp and Commercial.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. July 12.

NihClNNATI, July l3.
FLouR-Tho market continues 10 be very
dull, and quotations are TO n great extent
nominal. 80 brls. supcrlne sold at So. We
give as the asking rates for superiine, 81 90
@s % extra 80 26@1O 90, aud family, $40
500o11 "a.
WHFAT--No quotations can be given. as
the market Is go unsettled. The offerings
are considerably In excess Of the demand.
No. red, crop Of '65, sold at 81 25. Spring
Is entirely nominal il
CoRN-The market Is steady for shcllcd
nc G3@6ic. In elevator, and 7l(D75c. In sacks
for mixed, and 75c. Tor white in bulk, and
SSG9Oc. sacks included.
OATs--Are offered at 30@ilc. for Nos. p
and In elevator, but this rate was about
lc: above the views of buyers.
RYE-At the close 7O675c. was the best
rates that could be obtained for No. and
prime. The market Il very heavy.
GRocERIEs--The market remains dull.
though prices are the same as last re-
ported. We quote fair 10 choice Rio Coffee
at 25@&c.; raw Sugar at 12@l5c.; hard
refined at l7lecs aud ,Molasses 9Oc. for
Porto Rico. -lg
WpIsKYzA. fair demand for bonded nj
ne, With sales of about 900 bbls. DUTY
paid Is duh at 81 %
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Round To SaIi

vi,v an Bound 10 Sell lni I5nai
The JE~EIhsS must be,sold wfthoutre-
serve, and without regard to cost. 1 am
hurrying off the goods TO give possession
to my successor in business. a. a
l will therefore sell at AUCTION every
evening, my remaining stock of goods, un-
til all are sold. ..., d.
Goods warranted, and If not answering
to the warranty, can be returned In thirty
days. ."
Remember Auction every evening, at
seven o'clock, ut my sterel 4 " 4 I 0t1 .
July 8, If p. A. LAFRR.
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CINCINNATI BRIDGE.--This great enter
prise, long so much needed, is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. IL is quite proba-
BILE that the bridge will be opened, for foot
passengers at least, before the cold weather
Of the coming winter shall have closed In,
and that by the first of January next, the
bridge will be completed in all details, ex-
cept those of fornamentation.
1t is understood that street railroad,
the company of which has already been
chartered, viii be laid across this bride, and
run along the streets of Cincinnati and Gov
ington, so as to make trip across from
Fourth street no more difficult than one to
the West End.
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ANOTHER TRorTINo RAcE.-There was
another spirited trottIng race over the Po-
cahontas course yesterday, two mile heata
two best in three, in harness. The contest
ants were Mr., Retter's grey mare, and Mr.
Gross black mare. The grey got the first
heat in 3:55, and the black took the two las,
heats In 3 :b2 and :ls, and won the race
and stakes.
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THE "BUREAU"I Is woRKINd.--Th steamer
j. u. Best, Is held under ten thousand dol
lars bonds at Marietta, for refusing TO let a
negro eat at the first table with the white
passengers. lie sued the boat for five
thousand dollars damages, and the steamer
was placed under bonds for double the
amount
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BATES BRoTHERs.-The excellent Family
Grocery of the Bates Brothers, on Main
Street, has become permanent fixture In
Dayton. They have recently made large
additions to their stock of Fancy and
Staple Groceries. In making their pur-
chases, they have taken special pains In
testing the strength and flavor of their
Fine Teas, which are really unsurpassed by
any other house. Indeed their whole stock
of Family Groceries is of very superior
quality. They are active and accommodate
ing young men, and are in every respect
deserving of the liberal patronage extended
TO them.
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WHAT SHALL WE DO TO BE SAVED well
here's what some are doing: The Young
Mems Christian Association, of Troy, N
Y, have recently opened rooms there, in
which they have introduced such games as
checkers, cards, dominoes and chess, claim
ing that such amusements operate to draw
Young men under the influence of the
Association, and induce them to repeat
their visits. They will have the 'tiger''
soon. r.iIu o.
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Telegraph Varieties.

bose 0d - NRw York, July -.
The failure of Z. Jenkins, successor to
$. ;. Marshal a Co., pickle and preserve
house, 326 Washington street. Is announced
Their liabilities are large.
The total collections In aid of the Port
land sufferers amount to $4,000. III.
The thermometer at six p. M, at the Of
fee of the Associated Press. indicatedn nine
tyrseven and half degrees.
t+i MEMPHIS, July 10.
The proprietor of store-boat lying at
Lake Providence was murdered by negroes,
on Sunday night for the purpose Of rob
blng the boat. They split his head open
with an AK, aud afterward turned the boat
loose. The officers of the st. Patrick picked
up the boat and found $500 which had
escaped the search of the murdcrers.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, July l3.
General Lanes funeral was fixed for
Sunday next but In consequence of their
rapid decomposition, the remains were
buried to-day. All business suspended,
and the funeral was largely attended.
GALVESTON, July IL.
Generals Steedman and Fullerton leave
to-day for New Orleans. They have visited
the interior, and express satisfaction with
the former and present management of the
Bureau.
oswEGo, July -.
The millers on the east side of the river,
la this city, will send, tonight, one hum
dred barrels of -four To the Portland suf-
ferers.
BosroS, July IL.
General Sherman's reception this AFTER
noon was very enthusiastic. lie was met
at Longwood Station by the Mayor, a COM
mittee of the city government and an es-
cort consisting of two compai.ies ofeavalry.
The streets throughout the route were
lined with citizens.
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QuEsrIoS-Why is 1t schwarz sells SO
many goodsg Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand a large
stock Of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells with a very small profit,
and asks no two prices, at rs Main street,
sign OF the Golden E-a-g-l-e.
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TnEATRIcAL.-As we have already an
nounced, Mr.. ii. A. Weaver, the popular
and gentlemanly theatrical manager, will
open brief season at atTurners' Opera House
on Monday evening next. This will be
acceptable news to the Dayton play-goers,
as Mr.. Weaver has always been a decided
favorite among them, and no one has ever
catered more faithfully and successfully to
the dramatic taste of our people. His
company combines a brilliant array of
talent and the public may safely .antici-
pate series of entertainments of rare
interest and excellence. There is capital
bill for Monday evening, and we hope to
see our beautiful dramatic temple filed to
overfiowing. f.H
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A I'll
Two MUhDkRs kkp SUICIDE AT CrNcrN-
NAu.-At about half past ten yesterday
morning, Mr.. T. j. Warren, formerly 8
resident of Shelbyville, TeuneSee{ and
Covington, Kentucky, committed suicide by
drowning, jumping into the river fromSthc
Vine street ferry boat Queen City. He lefl
on the boat hishat andl pScket-book, and a
letter directed to his wife, Mrs. Lizzfe War
rem, who, with her two children, he bad
sent to visit some friends up at Columbus
About ten last night, man named Hart
pense, from Gordon, Darke county. Ohio, "a
plasterer by trade, about thirty-fivc years
of age, was found in dark alley, in front
Of an Infamous den, dead. He was respect
ably dressed in substantial suit of pep
pr and salt" The face had shapeiy, al
most handsome features, and the mouth
! Kore a smite. The ihAiT and short beard
and moustaehe appeared black in the gas
light. The pockets were turned inside out
In the forehead, about an inch above q
point directly between the eyebrows, was a
pistol-shot wound. The ball had pene-
trated but q short distance, and then had
glanced. Tho neck was broken. lie had
besRa guest ~ tie Gar II6use, and during
the day had been noticed, two or three
times, as being considerably Intoxicated ;
at one time was taken to the station house
for safe keeping, as he had shown consid-
cradle money. In this instance he was fob
lowed by a drunken prostitute.
As yet there is no clue to the perpetra--
tors of this bloody deed, but the theory OF
the reporter of The COMMERCIAL is that
Hartpense had on his person, when mur-
dered, at least $50, and it Is stated bt
some who profess to have seen his money,
that he had $1,000 bond. His murderers
must have enticed him into the hall of the
second story of the building, taking him
up the front stairway from Sixth street.
shot, stunned and robbed him there, and
then must have thrown him down the
lstairvay, breaking alis neck and intrust-
lihg his body to the darkness below.
The other murder was perpetrated' BY
Thomas Burns, laborer, on Edward
Kelly, a cellar-digger, by shooting him
through the heart. They had a quarrel,
during the day, about money. The muir
derer ia inj Jail. q" s-itd
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New York NIoney Markct.

i..r.,' New YORK, July l3.
Money i61G per cent, with the bulk of
the business at 8 per cent.
Sterling tirmcr at l092i ia100ia.
!, Gold higher, openingat 1885,, advancing
70 lhSsSs declining TO 152ls, advancing to
1881, and closing at 1527S.
Governments are less active and scarcely
so firm. .I.,,,'i',i .'--1- -,'.'p
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LUNCH To-hoRRow.-Turtle Soup, spring
chickens and all the good things of the sea-
son will be served mp at the Dayton View
House, tomorrow morning, at nine o'clock,
by John Gengnagle. This will be an extra
lunch, and John expects to see all his
friends
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

BEsT's FILTERs-PRIcE REDUCED. .@In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
to have pure drinking water this warm
weather, Il. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
to $l5. This will place them in the reach
of all, and no family should be without
one. jy12dtf "
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BosroN, July II.
5. partlett Sewing Machine.
$25.

4 IokksED under patents OF Howe, Wheeler a
- Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, and Singer N DO
and the only cheap machine In the United states
having the right 10 use the Wheeler a Wilson or
-four iaatIon Undcr-feed.
We want Agents 20 sell them. win pay $50 To
es0O per month, or allow large Commissions VIII
send Machines, 70 he paid for whea sold. For Cir
enlars, Terms, &e,, enclose stamp aud address
PAGE tsBOTH Esss, Generai AGENT.
Ohio or St. Louis, Mo.
"Sews with double or single thread s. SelsnffSs
ASssrseaH' alSdimwam
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REMARKABLE CAsR.-0n yesterday. al
Washington, the name Of Captain William
G. Rossman, was sent 20 the Senate for con-
firmation, the President having appointed
him as Post Master at Hamilton. A special
dispatch TO the Cincinnati Enquirer of this
morning, states that almost at the very in
slant that Col Cooper the Presidents Pri-
vate Secretary was delivering the certif-
cate Of Rossman's nomination to the SEN
ate, Hon. l.. d. CampbelL now in Washing
ton, received a telegram from Hamilton,
that Rossman had died that morning
Capt. Rossman served calamity during
the war. lie was captured, imprisoned in
Libby Prison, was afterward taken to an
other prison, and escaped with Colonel
Streight arriving home three months aftel
his three years had expired. His health
was 80 impaired from prison life, that he
had been gradually sinking from the time
of his arrival home.
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ATTENTION For the best assortment of
Children's Clothing Cheap, go to scIlwarz,
1lS Main Street.
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az For fine Black Cloth Suit, made in
style, and Of good cloth, call on Schwarz,
l18 Main Street. sign of the Golden Eagle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

YOUNG MES !-If yon want to put on
style, and not be too expensive, get You one
Of those Knobby Suits, custom-made. for a
very small sum,at the Eagle Clothing Store.
rs Main Street. three doors South OF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-14

VEHY BEsr-Chas. Il. Miller & Co, have
one hundred barrels of best white wheat
Family Flour, which they will sell at s1I 75
per barrel, delivered to any part of the city.
iy1l4td
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The SAENGERPEsr AT LoUIsvnLE.-The
Fourteenth Annual Saengerfest of the First
National Saengerbund of North DAmerica
will commence at Louisville on Tuesday,
July "a, and continue four days. On Tues
day, the reception will take place with a
picnic and soiree in the evening; on We'd
nesday, general rehearsal of all the Sing
Ing Societies in the forenoon, and in the
evening prize concert for the foreign So
cieties; on Thursday, business meeting in
the forenoon, aud prize Concert In the
evening; on Friday, grand picnic on the
Fair Grounds with the distribution Of prizes
and addresses, and grand ball In the even
ing; on Saturday, grand excursion to Man,
moth Cave. m
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Attachment Notice.
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers
Look to your Interests!
sAvmaooPnpopnrr.

HAVE capital receipts for the manufacture of
= brandy, Irish Whisky and Old Bourhon These
you buy from them the same article vou can easily
make yourself Buy the receipts Tor your own
use ani save your money. Price 30 cents each or
81 for the three IL A IOIWFIJ w
JylfNim Allentown, Pennsylyania