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ArOTICE.-In Chesterfield County

MOTTO En- Chesterfield County
Walker, WilIisin /. Clopton, and William Is.
duet elections OF company officers, in the districts
heretofore established. in the One Hundred and
Ninety seventh regiment Of Virginia militis !"
proceed and report under act Of the General As
seinbly passed March 2, 1860.
NATHAN II. CoGBlLL. Clerk.
In Chesterfield County Clerks Office, ], Nathan
II. Cogbill Clerk, do hereby make the following
sitcme Mt from the best information that can get
relative TO the line between the Twenty thlrd r..
glmsnt aud the one Hundred and Ninety seventh
regiment Of Virginia militia, to wit Beginning
At Failing creek where II empties into James river,
thence up said road to James Gregory's, thence
along and by clays meeting house across swift
creek At Sswby's bridge, thence mp said New,
brllSe fSad by second branch meeting house, and
across the Petersburg road To Newnings creek,
thence down said creek 10 Appomattox river.
along said line 10 James river, thence down said
James river to the beginning
Given under my hand this 23d day of June. 1859.
NATHAN ii. COGBlLL, Clerk.
In compliance with the above order all person,
living within the lines Of the said ONE Hundred
and Ninety seventh regiment Of Virginia militia
Manchester district of said regiment are required
to assemble in from. Of the store OF the Midlothian
Coal Mining Company at IL o'clock VI. on sAJuR.
DAY, July q. i.56, for the purposes indicated in
the above order. And all persons living In the
Manchester district, and subject To- militia duty,
of Manchester at l? N. on FRIDAY, July 20, lseS
BOUNDARIES OF THE MANCHESTER DISTRICT OF rBg
SAID ONE HUNDRED AND NISETY-sEyESTH RE-
GIMEST.
Beginning at Powhite creek where II empties
into James river, up the said creek tn HOLMAN Du
walls MILL thence along the rosi that leads from
said mill 10 the Manchester turnpike, crossing said
turnpike at the Warwick road, thence along laid
Warwick road by Branders mill To Falling
creek where il crosses the Richmond and Peters
burg turnpike, thence down said Falling creek to
James river, thence up said James river to the be-
ginning.
h WI L MALf /. EsklorroS,} Commissioner.
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COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
FAct'

FACILITY.
General ROBERT E. LEE, President.
CARTER J. HARRIS, Professor of Latin.
LANES j, WHITE, Professor OF Greek.
Ed. S. J0YNES, 4. NJ, Professor Modern Lam
gua8es and EngIi.h yo~,,p ,,,osor,v
4. l.. Nelson, A. NJ, Professor Of Math"matics.
WILLIAM ALLAN. A. NJ, Professor Applied Ma
r. s. M%CULLOH, A NJ, Professor Natural Phi
JOlIy T. CAMPBELL, A. NJ. Professor Chemistry.
JOHN w. BRoChENBRoUGH, H. L. D., Professor
Law. -,
HARRY ESTILL, A. NJ, Assistant Professor Ma
th.inatics.
Latin.
ITO be appointedl Assistant Professor Greek.
A PREPARATORY COURSE has been instituted,
I'm which STrpESrs unpreparrd for the REarLAR
GLASSES may receive instruction In Necessary
branches ,..,> ,,,r,cn.v ,,,,
Of SEPTEMBER, and ends LAST THURSDAY In
LIME
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OOK, LOOK.-New and beautiful
i styles Of TOILET SETS, OF direct importation
at old prices previous To tho war. Call ana eh'
amins th.m j g. SSELSOS, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange ho'ei'.
Ia
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GATHER! LEATHER!!- . \ II
land HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER just reeeNed'
"''N ava o. H. CHALk.2I co,
Thirteenth street. between Main AMI cary
10 Iu
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Tuition and all other College feos...,..:..; 800
All other expenses, including Board, Fuel, 49,,
Lights, Sc, need not exceed .:...;...... 2ao
For further information or for Catalogue address
the - Faculty of Washington College, Lexington
Virginia" Jy i-iaWdsWot
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N-OTICE.-A meeting, O. the o stock,
holders Of the NEW MECHAsiCsslLi;h
TURNPIKE COMPANY Will be nesi Az n" pahx
ibss. AL Isy OF July, Is36 " I-:w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-12

C,TRAW HATS, STRAW HATS
- In.t received, large lot Of MACkAAAW and
GrPWtS BRAID hats, for men and boys, from
" ,,o ..',ts mn POwHATAS wklSIGER,
H'S >. No. sis Main street.
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RANGES AND LEM0NS.-One
~ hundred boxes fresh MEsSlNA ORANGES and
LEMONS llate importa,ioul, just receiv.d doi sale
by Louis J. BUSSlEUx,
nv 10 No. 50 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-12

JOAF, PATENT CUT LOAF, and
IL grades Of " Ficken i Williams" celebrated
REFINED SUGARS, which we offer 10 dealers AZ
manufacturer current prices.
PALMER, HAgTSo0 CO,
iva Agents here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-12

INDIES AROMATIC WIN EG A II
IL Rowland's Macassar oil, Gowland's Lotion.
'"4''" MEADE 4 BAKERS Drug Store.
iyl0 Ninth and franklin streets.
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nAVID b. CLARK, formerly with
- N. Blair Il Co.. MERCHANDISE Booker,
No. 1917 Cary. between Thirteenth and Virginia
streets, Richmond, Va. Post box se?.
liz LOIS
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OCKL AND AND BALTIMORE
III ALUM LlME.-Seven hundred barrels ROCK
LAND LINE, put up in superior cask. and in
prime order for shipment Twenty hogsheais
BALTIMORE ALUM LINE, Just received and for
sale by (iy 81 LEE * PETTYJOHS.
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yITOOL-The highest market prices
w paid for Washed and Unvashsd Moonoy
CHARLES HUWAkp.
e"'n0' Ss'S $50 up stairs.
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BANANA HATS.-Just received,
/ beautiful assortment OF PANAMAS; also,
Iot of extra WIDE BRlM PANAMA.
PUWHATAN WElsI0Eh.
Ia 2, No. SIS Main street.
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WHISKY, WHISKY.-We W. uld
w call the attention OF the trade TO our stock Of
WHISTLES, which ara for sale on commission at
low prices. Five hundred barrels various grades
ie lin HARVEYS & WILLIAMS.
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ERENCH CALF SKINS! FRENCH
II CALF SKINS We have Just received . nns
lot OF FRENCH CALF sKiAS, which wo Offer for
81 10 at reasonable rates.
D. II. CHALKLEY & co.
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
10 IN
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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1EEAsUaI DErAHTSEsT; sept IL, 1893.

1EEAsURI DEFAHThENr sept il, 10
CEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed " Proposals for
= building Revenue Cuttersp be received this Depart
ent until "WEDNESDAY the 10th Of Octobe next FOR
OF HO tun Old measure
1 fore and an Eged schooner Of 40 un, DO The vessels
built Of the be mss copperd and cope listened ana Dc
yered ready the Atlantic completely
equipped armament ammunition, furniture nautical nsu
Specifications be ooained TINS De
pameB a application ia person by leiis mode and plan o.
tha TInaauII
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Gmnscmcn,s.

EShOI nv NJ ~ AChDEmi VT mooaG, No.
~ OrtShA MAN D"0<'-
CABDThe Director has the hst previous 10
the departure u his newly Organised Company br PhadsPsa snA
he VII give
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FOUR OPERA NIGHTS
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMNER ARRAS0EhESE ls65-
COMMENCING July D. 1851

Pu.nsss Station T~-uiv ',v.a,h's- ana
fOurthAVs Entfsnos o. Twenty scV-ntn-sL
TRAINS LEAVE EEwYOhhs
For New Iisven. 20. &oO(EGJ rOA n RS. (ErJ o"'
HI.i AS. 40 and 100 tEI,lpm =.
FOr bridgeport 100 400, (EI.J lilo n. hB tEIJ %
y. B AZ and Z. m.
For Milford and trauora. 20 40 a rs an
For sirhrd Southport and WrstP5n 10 IIA IN ia az
For EOr~slt. zoo 400 (EIJe3o . nI.. (EI-I 400.
n. AS 80. $40 30 tEL.IS.
Tor Dzisn. TO 930. ll30 a N. ;3s3 43l 30 p m
Greenwich, 20 oJO II. ~ u, Jfo 49, y 70 . "
foT stamford TOO 90 I'll 80 llD tn lR5 (ELl AIS,
400 hzl Is, 40 $50 C-Jy 500 tkX.l .. - m. 81,
Pon chester Intermediate stations iO' Nv IA" u
AIS $50. Ga. To- .. n.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston Springfield. 600 n. tErl 40 ELt8p m
for Boston. Shore Line. l2.i5, tEr-l aOlp N -. go
For Hartford snd Springfield hO tEI-J ~'S 1oo (hil
6Ug
trea 900 9. Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence Fi.bkn Railroad 400 tEIl
l2l5p. IN n-r---4.. q. q.
n. l2i5 800 COP.
Fof Canal Railroad. Z15 N. 70 Northampton
fot housstonlc Railroad. ga "a o. ia
Fork augstuck Railroad IOj ~. 400 p IN
ror Dsnburv Railroad a u. 10 p 40
Comm odious Sleeping Cars sttached 10 40 a. traa
JAMES n. HoYT suu;
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-1r leave foot of
~ Courtlrds PHILADELPHIA and 10 M y IN, T. o
u p BAIT and WAsHIs0ToS Al And ~ m
p. ~, and ~ midnight
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10Th llth, l2h. and 18th 0; OCTOBER.
in order 20 fgdt the sbc and h friends e sse-, oPpsaokJ
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Bteamboats ano Railroads.

NewIersey Steamboat Company.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.-The Boats
~ or ALBANY from foot Canast daily sun.
eIc1ptedl at O'Clock The ST. JOHN MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and fridays; and the DEAN RICHMOND on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS snd SATURDAYS.
Fc freight &c. apply At the Office the whsr
NOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with the
Dnubnry Railroad The swim steamboat NENERsI leaves
Pier River foot Of Market every afternoon ocock
eurring leaves kOrsya az 40 arrival railroad trains
through three hours Pare IS cents Excursion Tickets Is
EOR NEWBURGH, P0UGHKEE9SIE and RON
DOUT daily at landing al Cozzens Cornwall MarboT-
Milton West Park aud Esopus Steamer jes w Baldwin
Mondays Wednesdays and Frdy The hoa Cornell Tuesdays
Thursdays. and Saturday. from foot Of HsTnsonst y r.
IGOR WHITESTONE. Baylis's Dock, Great Neck,
ssnd.s Point, GLEN COVE oleH~ cod and RosLYN The
Steamer sEAWAkHAKA leaves Pier No "a ecK Sip Fast River
EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD WHITE
Il MOUNTAINS and LAKE MEMPHREMAGoG stssmsss
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P,,.urf Station IN New YorH corner Twsuv svsath ana
f0uftnAEs Lntfancs b. twenty
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TIyHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAMSHIP
HANSA K Oteendorp carving the United sta'es
mail Viii su rom the bremen pier Thrds hoDoEen on
SATURDAY. Sept 70
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taxing PASSENGER 90 - ,,,,s,,p,
LONDON HAvRE, sOtfrHA MPTON AND BREMEN
following Eold equivalent In currency
Forthe hrs. cabin los; cabin 90 So sserase SS'
10 be followed the NETWORK. o. Ernst MASTER
on October 6.
OELRICHs & Co. No 60 BrOsd'
TINHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
a AMERICAN LINE or FIRSTCLASS OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN NETWORK and BREMEN Cowes, carrying the
Mail taking Passengers 70 England france ana
New Y orb. September be adverisedl
BALTIC A. Jones, commander 90, ~
ATLANTIC HoYer. cOnde 1000 tuna l6OOh P Oct =
ForF rel and
RUGER BROS, General Agents No. Is Beavet-'t, n Y
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CHE 0urt.


fI,HE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
Incorporates under act Of the Lele the State q Ns~.
''''' VIE '' mF EESSRANSE 81 mFF FH5
rAKt PLACE ON - ,....,,
TUESDAY s9s 2 sa The s sf BAYS or
sEPTEMBER 1855.
AT Tan INV ooTRsE
AT E9GpaAM S5E sTSSRh5s1EEER sS S9ESTr
Ym,r RAcE-"THE NURSERY RACE dash Of Ons milo fsf .
P.TSe Ts s'p's 3 y rf; e. all
ashs a s oSsd poOnS. sL pounds The
to f 20 Ha' s1 . ~ GsS RACE mics m
81 .S SS So s"S aSs sSi sa S.
or more oil shrHs BT SS as ;f sfS san
FIAsr R,oE-.HURDLE RAoEi' handicap io' all ages toe
sscosD RAcIsiss DArrHE JEROME RACE = uils hs.t
beaten once Sars the meeting pounds those beaten twice
''"''' :" rFoTaTH DAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. 20
FInsr RAcz--Mie heats foE all ages
Third RAcE--sAnB DAI-~THE GRAND NAIioNAL RACEs
vss i: 5: paS.hsdS y
will be issued BY the Ceet TO 'ach horses as may excel
NouiSsson. to be u.dsto JOHN IRVING Secretary No.
EXchangsPsse, New.foFk ,,rs
To the s.are stretch fer the meeting
To the quarter stretch
Adnianoe to the rand stand
and saddle
No charge for coaoAmen f,otnen Ia livery. 80
Cacs occupied BY Of the Cub or gentlemen no dns
oua aaOwed TO the second gate iadns 20
the and the south Circle inside ;he Coarse no eh'
'' LADIES' by VIII be permitted upan tbs
Osand stand.
Tksfor sale at DeTSni As'o hoa,s 81 ss9S mssss
a. Firth Axenue Hotel
". Il. DUNCAN. eco,
y =. PURnY esq, Raee Stewards
XXX hKEENs Reh1f6s. ESQ. tn. Meeting.
4. BOUDINOT COLT. esq., ]
AUGUST BELMONT. Esq, Presiding Steward
JTRoME PARK BACEs, SEPT. 1s1s-In case Of pose
had weather public will be moth
ned by kmat the following places rters
O'clock Waack Theaer Fh AVENUE Hotel and Asior Ho-s
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oDrcs o, AnzT cLo1Hss ASo Eaglr.oEs
sIxe SING PHsos, AGEST AND wAEDESs OFFICE,
September H. 1860
PROPOSALS. FOR CONVICT LABOR Pursuant


PROPOSALS FOR CONVICT BOR.-Pursuant
20 resolution Of State Prison Inspectors sealed
proposals received by undersigned this Office until the
of Prison he employed IN the
uarryn Manufacturing for the OF Five
Year, 10 the 1T day Of March 1851 . -.
labor 100 Male Couvcs confined M this
Prison employed manufacture Of Cloth and Clhng Tor
period Of Five the ls day OF NoNem
ber
rge OF qusrryng and manufacturing In the qaaTe'
Prison together win the night Of 10 and from
the public highway and TO and from the doeh IN TIE yard
of the Prison
With the labor and employed in the
uoure Of clothing suitable the yard Of the fron VA
be furnished for that purpose.
Copies entered into for such labor and service
ties IN blank Deposited this office with the Cefk Of this
Prison Of all desous Of proposing there
for. -, L. .-,--
labor ard be employed In quaying
addressed the undersigned and marked Pro
Labor Of Cosv the Stone ODaIeh Those Tor
convicts be employed ~ the minuiscue OF ns
must addressed in like and marked Proposals of s
ConvctF employed IN the Manufacture 81 llotg
They must substantially OF the printed blanks which
the Clerk Of this Prison 10 person appng
therefor accompanied by the wttn consent o. be
become d aud III must have
justification Of the see ~ no. less than S9V a.
provided by section u, chap 3J5 Of the law Of 1900
proposals will BE- the lnspecoFs once IN th Eiso
Of October 1860, a. II o'clock noon
proposal will be which oilers than one pfiee
per rights the Inspectors with ne assent 81
The 20 reject OF any proposals made n they
'HA' '"s" ~ Wv " '' s. II. JOHNSON Agent
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Drn Booos.

Drr Goods.
wi SPECIAL BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION ,,,o,,.,, .no,,o.,,,,.s
FRENCH BoMBAzTNEs -, ,,u,,,.,,
PARISHES new 'rtieIfp ,oru ,,,.,.,s.
ENTREES CLOTH
GRAPE EU0ENEs .,,.,.
BLACK SILKS unusually cheap - -, >.
INDIA FoULARD SILKS. 81 worth s. s ,-,.-.,.
BLACK ALPACAs. che worth sT.o
BLACK kLPACAs, 10. worth 81
BBHk A ALLFFAAcAs g. =: xc %95s = re-
BJNEETs. superb stock.
,CLoAKs MANTTLLAs, Walls, &c. Sc
v. JIcGsoN Importer Of Mourning Goods
No sol Broadway, between Spring aud Piincesit
'OUU GEMS FINE HE0rED LINEN HDEFs,
% dozen. - .e.
Fourteenth-si and sHthsye
NORsETs and SKIRTS,
oAYEoRs.
We are uov Offering the
MOST MAGEIFICENT ASSORTMENT
Of Nov and Fashionable
FALL GOODS
offered in the United States.
GAYNOR Importer and Manufacturer.
81. Broadway
between Eighth and Niulhsis
We hsve connection whatever with other ihi. city
CTRANG d ADRIANCE,
- no 355 BROADWAY, between Leonard and Franklin,
NOVELTIES in EAsRoiDERED SILK ROBES from Fafi.. $50
SILKS. by the yard. from, the highest cost. down
$50 PIECES BLACK GRos Grain
and TAFFErA SILKS
from a \ GLIB SddGSo COST
80. 80 GREAT VARIETY.
y TT TIT Adv
HAVING ENLARGED OUR STORE
20 TWICE IT'S FORMER SIZE, WITH
NEW FRONT On FOURTEENTHS STREET
NOW OPENING
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF FALL GOODS
AT VERY POPULAR PRICES.
SPLENDID STOCK
BLACK DRESSsILKS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERTNOs,
WOODEN KNIT AND FANCY SIiAWLS
Fsl.s,yles skirinrs Blankets Oais Linens
eHEETINGS, sHIRTINGs FLANNELs, WHITE GOODS &c
Cops,s stock Ladies Gents Misses and English French
MsrnO Hosiery Gloves aud Underwear full
fBALBRIGGAN HOSE, Caters and full Gents
Eurui'hins Goods bes, quality.
An elegant assortment Of REAL LAcEs CLUNY LACES
BARBs WALLS COIFFURES LACE sHAwLs. French aud
Scotch Needlswork Trimming BANDS ROBES COLLARS.
SETS, &c. in latest siyles
Best quality Hat Trimming Ribbons Velvet Ribbons
shAde Bonnet yelve novelties in Buttons Dress and ClOaE
Tummines &c.
Ladies msdeup Clothing order, In latest style;
Wsy and German Corsets; Brsdeys HooPskEts &c
Alsr,s stock LsdeS Gents and Chdren LINEN CAMBRIA
and SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILD's HEMsTITcH AND NEEDLE.
WORK HANDKERCHIEFs.
Ladies' French NEEDLEWORK and real
LACE HANDKERCHEFS
New opening Fall styles HATS. FRENCH FLOWERS FEATH
ERs. &c
full Of EXTRACT SOAPS BRUSHES sndLADiES
TOILET ARTICLES Ofthe best quality
A very large variety Of NOTIONS, TAPES, BRAlDS, TRIM
MNGs BUTTONS SCISSORS NEEDLES and the thousand and
one articles Necessary goods and ell Of the best
quality, popular prices
Our Fall importation o. best quality FRENCH KID GLOVES for
LADIES GENTS and CHILDREN opening
r. II MACY
FOURTFENTTT STREET and SIXTH AVENUE.
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REMOVAL. -
Ia L. r. NUDGE SAWYER 4 Co.. -- --
AOENTs for WASHINGTON MILLS, BURLINGTON WOODEN
COMPANY CmCOPEE sud NV ELLEkTQN MILLS,
SARATOGA VICTORY MAkUFACIURl COM
PANY, MILTON BLANKET and
FLANNEL MILLS
REMOVE oulN fakplace 70 Nos - aud -
hiteal MONDAY
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LNNGLISH HOUSE CAMEL and ORREL COAL
from Liverpool now landins ship and yards Ia New fork
BrooiIya tOJ sale IN lots 10 s b. H. l. PARaELEs to-
No X fines
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-10
Have for Sale and Exchange

A Large List OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or Wishing 70 buy viii
md II to their interest 70 call at our ONCE.
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| it the following year by any mode Of tax
alton.
There is A great necessity that our IN
ternsI revenue system should receive
without DELAY, q most careful revision
the distribution being changed, and tht
rates Iazsened so as 10 relieve industry
from .sone Of its most crushing burdens.
lyVithout such relief there Is serious dan
ger OF very great fiscal disturbances.
IJnhspuiiv. this revision viii consume
time, and vet it must precede the reYie-
ion Of the tariff, in g national and ilscai
uoint Of view, even more iDdi-pens'l'le.
I For inc0nsidembie, comparatively, ns is
/ and must be the amount OF our c0nsun1p p
] ton Of foreign goods, yet their imp0r.a-
4 ton. though under fifteen per cent. OF the
whole amount, may have such an eilect
I upon domestic prices as 10 iniiet a loss
uaon home productions, great enough TO
I absorb the revenue for several years.
I A proper revision Of the tariff nov IN
wolves not only an adjustment of the
I cost Of production here % the cost abroad
that orr home production from Which
the bulk Of our revenue must De obtained,
NAV not be checked nor crushed, but a
not less careful adjustment Of the duties
of the tariff to the internal taxation.
This i hv far the most difficult task
which has set been proposed % American
legislation.
Asan incentive to a careful and skill
ful revision Of the tariff, which has now,
owing 70 the events Of the war and The
supervenlng heavy taxation, become un-
avoidable, it should be noted thai, in
task SD important the country will at the
present session of Congress, have the
benefit 81 the knowledge and experience
Of one Of the chief authors Of the present
tariff, and az the head of the Committee
on Ways and Means. The necessity Of
the revision has, for the last half year,
but more especially for the last sixty
days, become daily more evident
Needful as l. thorough revision Of the
tariff 20 meet the changed condition Of
the coUntry-its heavy taxes and its
heavy debit cannot be accomplished
by Congress until toward the close Of the
session. II seems, then, not az all inn
probable that il may become eEpedient
for that body TO consider whether the
of the country do not de-
maud q mode Of relief res0rted 70 in 1864.
fan advance Of the existing rates Of
duties Of 80 per cent. were made, to take
effect forthwith. and remain in force for
ninety days, and then give place To the
revised tariff made % take effect ct that
time, it would at once restore the sinking 4
c0nhdence and spirits of that portion Of I
our people on whom it mainly rests 70 I
maintain the productive power Of the I
country, and support that consumption !.
upon which the effective continuance Of 4
the revenue depends.
Imports into New York forthe Year 1s5. stated I
monthly and quarterly showing tlIe increase .
of importation for that year.
Quarterly Entered for
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THIS Sank VII Buy and sell xchanssoa an
4 points, North aud south, and deal ID an
kinds or state and United states Ssol-irsa-- !
and in addition to rs ordinary Exelnnra ans
Dsposit business, has opened 3
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TREATME EMIT.

Helmbold s highly concentrated Compound
Extract Buchu, is decidedly one Of the best
remedies for diseases Of the bladder, kidneys,
equity affections. Under this head, we have
arranged Dysuna, or difficulty and pain in
passing water, scanty secretlons or small and
frequent discharges OF water; strangury or
stopping of water; Hematuria or bloody urin;
gOut and rheumatism Of the kidneys. without
any change in quantity, but increase in color
or dark water IL was always highly recon-
manded, by tlle late Dr. fhysiok, IN these arec-
tiOns. This medicine increases the power OF
digestion and eXcites the absOrbents into
healfi1v exercise, by which the watery or cal
careous depOsitions and sll unnatural enlarge
ments, as well as pain and Inflammation, are
reduced, and e taken aF
MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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am acquainted with II. T. EelmhOld he oc-
CAPPED the drug store opposite my residence
and was successful in cOnducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him. I have been favorably Impressed with
his character and enterprise.
WM. WEI6HTMAN.
Firm OF Powers 4 WeiEhtrnan.l
Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth and Brown Streets, Philadelphia.
From ne Philadelphia Eos. Bulletin, March l0th.
We are gratihed 70 hear OF the continued suc-
cess, in New York, Of our t0wusman, Mr. Il. T.
HelmbOld, Druggist HIS store, next 10 The Me-
tropOlitan Hotel, is . feet 'front.', 30 feet deep,
and FIVE stories In height, It is certainly a
grand establishment, and speaks favorably OF
The merit OF his articles he retains his Office
and Laboratory IN this city, which are also
model establishments Of their class
The proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from the fact that his remedies, al
though advertised, are