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Affairs at Washing ton.

Verbal accounts from Washtngto" ''"'"
very much with those OF 'ne ,o,,,.o.n ,hr
all representing the hoshhts
,!,..a 49,, legislative Departments as
,,,cabla. and to be increasing III
Wv Some 60 SO far as to pre-
IL, !, collision OF force OF ieNoia'''"'
msso,n.r his extreme be regarded probable or
t,,o all can see that there is great agita
ION in the Federal capitol.
T,,.o oprious instances of exhibition oil eN-
,.ss;xe feeling on the part of the Black Rcpub'
,;o., Marty have recently occurred i'll Wash
inr,on When the Senate passed The CiVii
p,ch,s hin over the veto, we are credibly in
formed that n knot OF grave Senators assem-
HE'D in a room in the capitol, and imbihinp
rrettv freely of champagne, sang number "'
songs of peculiar sentiments indicative %
their own among them, . JoHS BRowN's ooaH
,,Ies Wondering i'll the grave, but ms so"i !
"still marching on, and Rally ro"hu NV
dag BOYS, rally once again, NC. Inc. CIV
said TO have had 4 Jolly time ana W INV
nearly lifted the roof of the capitoi VIII" '''o''
sbou1s The second instance was tha' VI TIL
massage of the Civil Rights bill over the Ne''
in the House, when prolonged cheers 80 us
,urbed its proceedings that an adlonrhmeh'
WAS rendered necessary. 1t Is Tobaoie lh''
the oyerioved sought the means OF ven'iia'lhf
their spirits in imitation OF the grave IN"
reverend seiguiorS, and that champagne IN"
songs were again freely employed Tor TINS p'"
Nose These demonstrations Ill the capiloi "
,he nation. BY the Representatives, are perhaps
,,nprecedcntrd and show with WHAT pi''e'
animosities their minds have become imooeo
in the contest with the Executive
There is no Disgusting the fact. L'eIyboaI
secs il and knows it in Washington, that the
WAY between the Executive and Congress l.
open and uncomlromising. The President l.
called upon by his supporters everywhere ''
be firm, and they assure him of the supror'
of the people. His enemies denounce ,hin
through the press and in public speeches il
language such as never was applied 10 IRE
sident of the United States before Such /;
temper do they display, that il is plain they
would stop at 40 violent measure when 'neA
felt they could employ successfully lol HI
removal from Office.
RAYMOND, of the New York Tunes, who, hk'
the bat in the war between the birds and tn
beasts, has been fighting on both sioes, can
Justify for a truce between the parties. IL
prays for &" concliation, and declares that
without it, the Republican party is i'll peril
No doubt of it, But we apprehend MT. NAY
NoSp is like one crying in the wilderness. IL
will neither be heard nor needed.
What is 10 come of this pertnrbed an'
excited state of the Government, none Cal
tell, though great many apprehend the Wors
consequences. Such violence cannot endure
The South, though to be more or less affected
by anything that is done, is yet kind OF spec
lator having no part in the action. Her soil
citude is for the President and for Justice bu
in any event she is DlameleSS.
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A HapDv Editor.

our neighbor of the Petersburg I"iec has
been a happy man ever since the appearance
of the Presidents proclamation he is III
playrul as a lamb, and as waggish as JACK
OWENS His columns smile in the sunlight OF
1.-The liberty of the press, and his Jokes eX-
ploda under the readers eye like MosBY's tor
pedoes once did under Federal rail-cars. He
is ready for a tilt with any knight of the quill,
and as TO Richmond, challenges all corners
from this enchanted ground. Surprising all
the metropolitan editors to be afilcted Win
rocoet.es scgiJetdi, he last week magnanl
mously protiered them the privilege OF rellev-
ing themselves through the columns OF the
h.1er-" upon this condition, nevertheless,
as the lawyers say:
eve merely require as Il precedent condI-
ton that Ayett shall sometimes be serious;
that Pollard shall not write on General Terry ;
that Ridgway and Mcdonald will let the
James River and kanawha canal off: that the
Dispatch shall not be historic, nor the Enquirer
abuse the State of Alexandria. These several
topics and characteristics we desire TO keep Tor
the Iadtr.'
Much 10 the surprise Of our neighborly con
frere the Richmond editors would not " listen
TO the voice of the charmer, though he charm
ed never so wisely And not only did they
ignore his liberal prefer, but actually opened
at ALL upon the very subjects which he wished
10 reserve for his own discussion Whereat
he wakes wroth, and abuses them IN the fol-
lowing style:
eve regret 10 have TO announce that this
polite proffer has not been acknowledged III
any quarter, and announce with still deeper
chagrin that our suggestions to the Richmond
journals with respect 10 topics TOR toplcks)
have been entirely UNDECIDED by most OF them.
'Aylett has had the good sense 10 follow our
advice, and is miraculously grave; but Pollard
opens ON Terry, in a mild way, TO be- sure; the
Enquirer fires long leader IT the Stale OF
Alexandria Ridgway has an article headed
James River and kanawha Canal, and the
Dispatct an historical, sketch of William and
Mary College
'.Considering the sacrifice we made in Offer
ing the columns of the Inder to such Il set, we
submit that they might have paid more respect
TO our wishes
Now, we know not how we may appease the
wrath of this offended brother OF ours, unless
by making him an offer upon terms, as MI
WARD would say, "of same similarness.
Wherefore we invite him 10 pen for the Dis
potch brilliant leader, full of truth, wit fun,
and argument, but upon this condition prece-
dent: that neither STEVENS, nor SUMNER, nor
FoRSEY, nor Boris shall be named i'll ii.
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Office. corner Broad and Ninth streets, Richmond
T.. HORTON KEAcH, AGENr
We claim for the FLORENCE the following adj
rantacc~ over any and all SEWING MACHINES:
II make. rour different STITCliES-the lock, Knot
double lock and double knot--on one and the same
MACHINE-each stitch being alike on both sides
al the fabric.
Every MACHINE has the reversible" Iced hoil"l'
which enable, the operator, by simply turning
thumb screw to have the work run either to the
right OF LETT 10 stay any part Of the seam, or dsten
the ends OF seams, without turning the fabric.
Changin. the leugth of stitch, and from one kind
of stitch 10 another, can readily be done while
the MACHINE is in motion.
lis motion, are all positive there are no springs
To get ont of order, and its simplicity enables th"
most inexperienced to operate 1t.
1t will hem, fell, bind, gather, braid quilt, and
gather aud sew on ruie ut the same time.
We warrant every MACHINE 10 be all that We
claim tor it, AMI will sve written warranty II re-
quired. ..,,,,-,, .
Call and soc the operation Of this MACHINE at
the Trimming and Variety Store,
VALENTINE PLACE,
an. a-3t corner Ninth and Broad streets
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PosTMIsTREssEs.-AsW we stated Il few days
since, one fourth of the persons recently APP
pointed TO take charge of post offices in North
Carolina and Virginia said 10 be women,
and some that have been appointed have been
unable TO take the oath. What II common.
tary Here is people who are, TO all intents
and purposes, citizens of the United States,
who are still subjected TO a test oath for office
that hardly any Of them can take, and the
Government is compelled to swear in women
into positions which have been heretofore
filled almost entirely by men, The fact is dis
creditable TO the Government, while ii gives a
fiat contradiction TO the assertion, often made,
that large body Of citizens who opposed the
rebellion were kept down by the Confcde-
rate reign Of terror and prevented from ex-
pressing their opinions or cooperating with
the then Union side of the question.
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AUCTION sALEsJTHIS DAY.
BY Regnault Il Co,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth.

BY Regnauit Co,
Main street. between Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
w THIS Wednesday, MORNING an excellent
assorment Of NEW and SECOND HAND FURNl-
TURE and MERIDIAN Disc generally, embracing,
WALNUT JENNY LIND BEDSTEADs,
MAHOGANY FRENCH BEDSTEADS,
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
MAHOGANY SOFA,
MAHOGANY CHAIRS,
WALNUT CHAIRS,
WARDROBEs,
WASHsTANDS,
BUREAUS,
CENTRE TABLES,
ROSEWOOD CENTRE TABLES,
ROCKING and RECEPTION CHAIRS,
MIRRORS,
DINING TABLES.
BASINS and EWERS,
CHAMBERS,
CUPS and SArCERS,
BREAKFAST, DINNER, and TEA PLATES
VEGETABLE and FLAT DISHES,
LEATHER and DAMASk LOUNGES,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS and holsters,
IS barrels ONIONS,
HERRINGS,
RrNLETS,
LOCKS,
ARMY MITTS,
GAS COOKING STOVE,
CHAMPAGNE WINE,
SUPERIOR BLACK INK,
REGNAULT & CO.,
an111t Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Harrison, Goddin < AppersoD,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent


THE VERY ATTRACTIVE AMI
l. DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM OK Tpg
PLANK ROAD, CALLED SHARON, FOUR Mil.
WEST OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING ONE Hi.yy'
DRIED AND ONE ACRES, TOGETHER WITH Ar
THE PERSONAL EXPECTS THEREON, POP SAT-
AT AUCTION.--At the request Of Mr.. Villa
Clendening, devisee OF the late John ClendeniSg
deceased, shall sell at auc,ton, on the pre- s!.a
on MONDAY, the 18th April, 1865, at o'clock. p
NJ, the VERY VALUABLE and ATTRACTitg
FARM located as abOye, containing ONE Hry
DRIED, AND ONE ACHES, OF which sixty acres A..
open land Of fine quality, the remaining for,v
one acres being heavily set in original growib
of oak and pine. The improvements consist u 4
rooms. large house for servants, good barn, stab
&c. There has been seeded forty i've bushels ca,
some clover and the usual garden seed. Also All
the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, two good CARTS,
one fine cow one good MULE, one HORSE son,
CORN, OATS. and HAY, parcel Of the HOUsE
HOLD FURNITURE, and some PIGS.
Terms For the land, one third cash, balance 4,
one and two years, for bonds bearing Interest, -.
cured by q trust deed. For the personal esta,.
terms Mt sale. The taxes for this year TO paid by
the purchaser Possession given At once.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSOS,
apo Auctionper~
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:, a,,f,ent organ HE deep sonorous tones
1,,s nnc,uous voice, appeared to great adyan-
tage as Ororeso. CAsissA was enureis oeyo.''
her depth as ddoi9isa, and, If possible sho"''
confine herself TO lighter roles Many parts Oh
the opera, however, We're loudly applauaeu'
and seemed to give very general satisfaction
and the familiar duo between Norma and Adot'
oisp was rapturously encored.'
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At Germantown, on the 18th uitimo, ANIL
ROBINSON Youngest child OF Edmund ana Mafs
Crenshaw, aged six years. ,,.,, . :,
Rmt n few weeks since, this lovely child Hported
in playful innocence At the side Of the writer ol
this notice. The bright beam sParkIen III ILL., IT,,
distance unon this vale OF tears, not To swell, nut
10 iIiumine the torrent Many fond eyes, with de-
voted hearts, watched the heavenly spark some a
had caught IL upon their bosomA and essayed 10
detain il =: hui suddenly II disappeared-ior
naatb. viewed the treasure TO the desert given,
s"ih'e" VIC '' ' X.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


weare receiving per steamer to-day large a"o'-
tions to our stock Of
WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.
one of our firm is now in the Northern markets
taking advantage Of the recent decline IN Goods
and we are confident that both our SToCh and
PRICES will meet the appreciation 81 merchants
visiting our city.
Our stock Is larger and more attractive IMAM
It has ever been, and determined to sell our
GOODS nj prices satisfactory to the closest bny"r''
We cordially invite the inspection Of both clty ana
country merchants
BURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
,np2w III Main street tup STAIRS.
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The OPERA Is WAsHisaToS.- aroaicte
criticises the performance Of Norma ut the
Washington Theatre on Monday night by the
troupe which had just finished d ten days en-
Engsmsnt In Richmond. II says: "GBI0sI
appeared as Norma. She has fine voice and
good stage presence, and may be considered a
tragic actress Of ability. SrsIxI, with bis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-11
by Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED RI.
Y SIDESCE. ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH
BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Willb be sold az auction
at q o'clock, p. NJ, the NEAT BRICK TENEMENT
located a. above, now in Sle occupancy Of Captar
Jas. A. Caskie. Ii il admirably adapted fora .ma.
family, or for 4 lawyer or a doctor.
TERMS One-third cash, balance at two and four
months, for negotiable notes, interest added. -
cured bv trust deed The taxes for this year :,
be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN K APPERSOy
ana Auctioncers
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PROPOSED STATE CoSvExTIoS RADICALS
We learn from that consistent exponent of
radical doctrines and advocate of n..ro
equality, the Alexandria Journal, that al !,
Large meeting of Union men" recently held
In Winchester, it was proposed TO have .
radical convention in Alexandria on the l7tb
OF May next. The negro organ thinks /,
would be largely attended by the "n-recon
strncted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
axe THE pETROLEUM vAPOR COOkING

STOVE. THE MOST USEFUL INVENTION VI
THE AGE. Having been appointed Agents Tor TINS
State, we respectfully ask the attention OF inc
public to this STOVE, confident that 1t only needs I"
be seen to be appreciated. 1t is simple in consrnc
ton, clearly, perfectly safe, and easily managed
and kept In order. II Is PERFECTLY and ESTlRhLl
FREE from DOOR, SMOKE, nrsr or ASHES. me meat
IL intense and uniform, and can be applied to MI
kinds If cooking, the work being better done than
bv an ordinary cooking stove, and at much less
expense.
ITIsyoT AfAMP, but generates GAS from the re
TRoiRrN which il afterwards consumes
We GUARANTEE every stove ~
We are also agents for the UNION W ASH y"
MACH NE-uuiversally admitted to be the beSt III
n.n ALLISON & ADDISON,
NH o. 1T No III Fifteenth street.
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ROBERT 4. LANCASTER, T. j. "kl"h
!. l.. WILLIAMS.
~ LANCASTER & co..
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VA,
buy aud sell OH commission
STATE, CITY, RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers in
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOLD AND SILVER
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities.
NH 26-lm l.. w. ROSE, Teller.
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p,xr,xa-uorgr OF WILLIAM B. IssAACs Il Co, |
oAHN'>' -" goth March, 1865. !
RI NOTICE.-we are prepared to issue VlR-
GINA REGISTERED BONDS in sums of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS and its multiple for the
COUNTERSIGNED NOTES of the
BANK OF SCOTTSVILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PHILIPPE,
BANK OF HOWARDSEILLE,
MONTICELLO BANK.
NH 2S-lm WIN. Is. l>AACS w.
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he JOHN L.. DOHERTY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH,
has received his SPRING STOCK OF
CLOTHS, -
CASSIMERES,
VESylNGS,
to which he calls attention. TES .'stock is large,
and contains the various WEAVES, COLORS, ana
QUALITIES produced for the season by the most
CELEBRATED MAKERS.
Strength Of color and durability OF fabric has been
his object in selection and confident that his udg-
mcnt will he approved, he asks an examination at
the same time, pledges the
STYLES OF GARMENTS
Shall be satisfactory to all who order.
w. ). TUPMAN,
for long time in the clothing trade, can be iouhd
At Mr.. DoHERTY's store, where he will be pleased
10 show the stock, which he can recommend aS per
feet in every particular lie also makes
SHIRTS TO ORDER,
good in quality low in price as possible, and mt
guaranteed.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NH 22-lm NlAIH.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, AuctioneerS,
Five doors above the SpotSwoOd Hotel.

BUILDING LOTS. ON DUNAL AND
ID ST. JOHN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TTOy We will sell ut auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of April, at d o'clock
=. NJ. lot No i. forty feet front on Duval street.,
depth to All alley fifteen feet wide. And immedl-
ately thereafter, say at 5oclock we will sell forty
sixty. nine feet between Duval and Baker streets:
These lots will be divided If desired, which Will
make them suitable for the erection OF small,
chrap tenrments, now so much needed in onr city.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
an q Auctioneers.
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1888. - WERTEN-
IL BAKER & WILLIAMS successors to Keen,
Baldwin & Williams, lO2 Main street, are now re-
ceiving their spring stock of FINE CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS,
VALISES &c. all Of which have been purchased
since the recent decline III goods and will be Of
fered al correspondingly low prices. We shall
receive additions stock by every arrival. and
Al all times have the latest styles and best goods OF
the season.
We are determined, by liberal aud fair dealing
70 deserve the support Of our own people, and we
ask share Of their patronage.
APP Its WRRTENRaKRR A. WILLIAMS
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Main street, five doors above Spotswood Hotel

VALUABLE LOT, on NORTH SIDE
OF CARY, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS, AT ATCTiON.--By r..
onest of the Directors of the Bank Of Richmond
we will sell, upon the premises, on THURSDAY.
April 18th, at II o'clock NJ, the lot Of ground
upon which the bank formerly stood. II front,
TWENTY-FIVE feet and runs back about ninety fee,
The location i, of the very best Cary street
for business purposes.
Terms: At sale. Purchaser IL pay tees for -.
GRTBBS < WILLIAMS.
ana Auctionrprs
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lisa. GLOVER, Cashier of the First National
Bank of Richmond, do solemuly swear that the
above statement i true, to the besf 81 my know
Ie,lge ana belief s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HENRTco:
sworn to and subscribed before me the ~ day OF
AnrI 4 d ls6f J. NJ. MAURi,
An Il3t Notary Public.
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NJ CO-pARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed a co-partner-
SHIN. for the purpose Of conducting
\ WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name Of
STONE, WILSON & FOSTER,
and having taken the commodions warehouse on
Cary street second door below Pearl, are now
receiving general supply OF
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in a few days, and to
which they respectfully call the attention OF the
trade. hAMiLI'N D. oioNH'
of Petersburg;
JOHN &. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
,,h 12,s r. T. FOSTER.
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RANK STATEMENTS.

FOURTH QUARTERLY REPORT
L OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST M 4;
TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, II TIE SIAIE
OF VIRGINIA. on THE MORNING OF fIhsl
OF APRIL, l,i5
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-27
Republican Caucus,
ALEX. B. MOT

At meeting of Republicans held in tht
Court House en- the 23d day of February, fol
the purpose of selecting Delegates TO the Union
State Convention, W. B. GRAVES was elected
Chairman, and Dan Baker, Secretary.
On motion, uon. John S. Mann, was nom
mated for Senatorial Delegate with power to
appoint his OWE Conferees.
On motion, NJ. W. McAlarhey was elected
Representative Delegate.
A motion was made, and carried, requesting
the Delegates to support Gen. John W. Geary
for Governor
At the same time the following we're selected
as aCounty Committee for the ensuing year :
P.A.SrEHBNs. .Jr., Chairman WV. Brown
J. P. Taggart, W. B. Graves, H. s. Bcebe
Burtcu Lewis, 3. Conway, Seneca Pomcroy.
Signed by the Officers.
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assuming rapidly their proper scientific places
and names under the skillful touch OF Prot.
Agassiz, and describes the inhabitants and
their mode of life. The freshness OF the SUD-
iect, the great interest attaching to the e1Pe-
dition, and the clear, picturesque style OF the
writer, give to this article unusual attractions.
We wish also to call attention to the rare
excellence of Charles Reade'S story, "GrIheth
Gaunt," which possesses Yigor and Tiyaclty
tina, rank it among the very best serials of
the day. It's satire is genial, and it is per-
vaded BY healthy tone of hopefulness and
goodwill The striking Passages from Haw-
thorne's Note Books the story of DR.. Johns,
one of remarkable fidelity to nature and
charming grace of style; and Mrs. Stoves
suggestive Chimney Corner DiscOurses, are
continued. Mrs Child gives in "Poor Chloe, >
a sad picture of the inevitable woes of Slavery,
as it used to be in Massachusetts,.
EneIg In Demorests Monthly Magazine the
Ladies find a mine of Information, accompa-
MED by ptofuse and elegant illustrations OF
the Spring Fashions. FuIl-sized patterns
accompany this popular periodical, which is
as choice in It's Literary as it is complete in
its Fashion Department. Terms, S3 per year.
Address, VIM. Jennings Demorest, 473 Broad
way, New York.
B9T Our Young FOLKS contains its usual
full selections of matter for the interest and
Improvement of the young. 1t is without e1-
ception the only magazine in the country
which has persistently endeavored to raise
the standard of literature among the school
children of our day. 1t deserves, and we are
glad to learn. is rece iyiug liberal support
Published by Ticknor & FIELDS, Boston.
BS~ The third number of Beadles Aonhly
we'll sustains the pleasure which greeted t2E
first and is already among the pleasantly
looked for and cherished periodic ais of tht
day The Typography is excellent and the
contents selected with a true perception o
the public wants Published by BEApLE 1
Co., No lis William Street, New York.
B4F All these Magazines can be purchased
at the Post Office Bookstore.
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