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The national Republican., 1867-08-16
DROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND
l. COAL FOR THB USE OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

OFFICE TRrsTREs oP PuBLIc scuooLs.)
WAAlSaTOE, Aug IA, 1867
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 2itl
Instant At u o'clock m, for furnishing the Public
Schools OF this city with WOOD and COAL for ths
school year ending July 3, 1868. Bids will be Te.
eeysd Tor the city or for each district separately
The quAnttle. for each district viii be about a.
follows:
pIRsT DISTRICT
10 tons white ash egg coal.
cords oak wood, sawed and split.
4eOrds pine wood, sawed and split.
sECoSD DISTRICT.
90 tons viii ash ogg coal.
cords oak wood, sawed and split.
cords pine wood, sawed aud split.
THIRD DiHrsCr
50 tons white ash coal, broken.
cords oak wood, sawed and split
cords pine wood, sawed and split.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
20 tons white ash egg coal.
q cords oak wood, sawed aud split.
To be delivered from time 10 time airing the sch DOL
year At the different school houses In such uuanti
ties AS may be ordered by the Trustees Of the re
speetiys districts,
About 40 tons broken white ask will be received Al
once at WAllaeh Building, Third district.
All fuel must be stored at the expense Of the con
tractor.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids n
deemed 10 the interest Of the Corporation to do So
T. EDW. CLARK,
aul6'Saw Chairman Committee Of Supplies.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16
ARInexcusahie Blunder.

A paper called the Advertisers Gazette,
published in New York, in giving list Of
newspapers, says that the NATIONAL RE,
PUBLICAN is published three times a
week" Such ignorance on the part ol
such a journal is inexcusabe. The RE,
PUBLICAN has been in existence now for
more than seven years, and has always
been daily. If the Advertiser has shot
as wide of the mark in the rest of It's list
its reliability may well be doubted,
The national Republican., 1867-08-16
ECIAL NOTICES

As- Second Annual lMeetinR-Eisetiono OF
ofIIcERsl-NRsT NATIONAL BUILDING As,
GoCIATIoNi-The Second Annual Meeting will be
held on FRIDAY EVENING, August 10, In Potomac
Hall, corner Eleventh street and Maryland avenue,
South Washington, ats O'Clock. The report Of the
Secretary will bs read, and oheers elected for the
ensuing year.
The punetusl attendance Of EVERY STOCK.
HOLDER 10 earnestly requested.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
! O. R. THOMPSON,
lul6.St Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

AS- Free TO Bverybody.-A large T. pp.
Circular giving information Of the greatest lmroA-
Auee to the young Of both ssxss.
II teaches how the homsly may become bsin,iful
the dsspised respected, and the forssksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by rs1
turn mall Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
mhls-d&wly Troy, MY.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL
DEPARTMENT OF THH IsTERroE, !

Il wAsHEGrOE, D. O., July 81, 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment Nj twelve O'Clock IN, TUESDAY, the 10Th Of
AuM ib67, for
900 Ions s2iO lbs to the tonl Of the beat quality
4 Baltimore Coal Company's' Coal, (white Ash,)
loo tons $40 lbs to the toni best quality Red Ash
Coal, (stoye and CRATE slle.)
100 or more cords best qualify seasoned Oak
Wood. .
20 or more cords best quality seasOned "bAksrS"
Pine Wood.
Samples Of the Coal to be exhibited to the engineer
him will be rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made for the Dc.
livery and eoTTest measurement OF each.
For the convenience Of bidders, separate proposals
will be received for ths coal and wood
Bond In double the amount will be required Of the
successful bidder
Proposals to be addressed TO the Secretary Of the
Interior, and indorsed Proposals for fuol. -
JOHN X. GOODWIN,
~ S0.wtd Superintendent
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

A POWERFUL RIvAL.-There is new
patent Sewing Machine, (calsd the Star Shuttle,
manufactured In Cleveland, Ohio, by W. a. Will
SON a Co, and sold for Twenty Dollars, that
makes the Lock Stitch similar to WHEELER a
WILSON, and other nrst.class machines. The
manufacturers claim that II Is equal in size
finish, and workmanship, to any other 6rst.clas'
machine, beside being ablo to do the same range
Of work
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

Coupons, lllij 6.2o's, 1852, 1881; 5.2O's, 1868,
Ito; b.20's, 1855. 11Oi; 6.20's, January and
July, 1855, 1881; 1o.4o's, 1921 1905, August,
lo7li 1905, June, 1911 1905, July, 1O7 |;
Gold, 140i.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

T IFE INSURANCE PROMPTLY
IL PAID.-CoL. JOS. PRCK was insured on the
slh OF March, 1867 for s20oo in the American Life
Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia, H. y Calian,
No. 70 Louisiaua avenue, agsnt.) His death was re-
ported on the lsth aud the amount was paid to his
family To-day, 18th August, 1867. aulo'eodSt
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

Ss- sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, bat buy TRALL 4 JAgK
sox's Pathology" and CURE YOURSELF. 8l
Sold by American News Co., l2l Nassau street, New
York. Send for . circular. Rp26.d&wSma
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

information is worth TO every dry goods
merchant ten times the subscription price
Of the paper:
The national Republican., 1867-08-16
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

Lrsr or LxrrERs-The following Is q list Of
uncalsd.for letters remaining In the George
town post Office, for the week ending August ID,
1867;
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

As- The Grayest Maladies OF Youth and
EARLY hANHooD.-Howard Association Bassys, on
the Psychology Of the Passions, and the RrTOrsI
Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the hrSt age Of man
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ployed In this Institution, Sent In sealed letter en-
voloPes, free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. sKlLLlH
HoUGHToN. Howard Association. Philadelphia
Penn. myl7-Sm
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

TnEY are experiencing very hot weather
In England.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

sS- Know Thy Destiny.-Madams1 q. W
THoRsroS, the great Rngsh Astrological, ClairyoyAnT
and PsyehomstrisIsn, who has AstOnlshsd the seen
tine CLASSES Of the Old world, fr1pov located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. MADAME TaoksroS pOssssss.
such wonderful powers Of second sight, to enable
her to impsrt knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married pf either sex. While in
state Of trance, she dsllneass the <sry features o
the person you are to marry, and by the aid qkuau
Instrument Of Intense power. known as the Ps -.
omotrops, guarantees to produce life-lke pieturs
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant to-
sether with date Of marriage, position In lifs lead
Ing traits Of character, &s. This Is NO humbus Al
thousands oftsstmonisls can assert. She will send
when desired, certified certificate, or written guar
antse that the picture Is what It Purports to bo.
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age disposition and eomPSp Spxion, and
closing nfty cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourself you will receive the picture and desired
Information by return mall. All communications
saersdly confidential Address, In confidence, MAD.
AHR 4. y. THoRsroS, T. o. Boz 22S, Hudson, NY. .
mhl9-d&wly
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

81 To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks, by
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with = severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxisus to make known to
his fsllow-sufsrsrs the means OF cure.
To all who desire 1t he will ssn copy OF the pre-
seription used, free Of charge with The dirsetOni
for preparing and using the same, which they will
ind sURn CuRH ToR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoS-
oHIrIs, 10. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription 10 to bensht the anilsssa
and spread Information which he eonesiyes to be in
valuable; and be hopes every sufferer will try BID
remedy. as Ntill cost them nothing and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad1
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oo25-dwly Williamsburg, Kings Co., MY.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16

J0SEPH II, SHAFFIELD'S
u FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
246 PennsylyAnia Ayenue, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets.
Having enlarged and rehttsd my establlshmeut, II
Is now the largest aud finest In the ciy-somsthing
long needed In wAshington-and ! am now prepared
TO furnish my sustomsrs and the public In general
with the best Of everything In the CONFECTIONERY
line. Parties, Pairs, Weddings, ETC., furnished at
the shortest notice and the most reasonAble terms
my9.Sm JOSEPH H. sHAPFIRLD.
The national Republican., 1867-08-16
M ARTIN & ii u N Il II II,
wi ACTIFIBRs,

AND WHOLESALE DKALBKs IN
OLD AND RRCTlFIBD WHISKY,
So Louisiana avenue, near Ninth street. (.ouih aide,
aul5 .Jm Washington, D, @.
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qaircd why her Majesty could not do some
thing of the sort on her own book, without
leaving an American gentleman to do 1t
for the relief of those she called "my
suhicctsn2 1t was alleged that she bad
Eve millions saved by her late husband,
who is represented to have been money
saving man, and that IN her retirement
after bis death she had greatly econom'seo
to the amount of at least $500, 900 per an
mum. and It could not be inferred that she
saved this money for "parsimonious rea-
sons.n This delicate hint not being taken,
a correspondent of one of the papers an
nounccd with a great flourish that the
Queen had rcsol7Sd to give not less than
half million sterling to the erection OF
convalescent hospital. 1t few on the
wings Il the wind, even the Times copying
it approyirgly. This was more than the
Queen could stand. To settle the matter,
however, she did not give the money, but
merely authorized contradiction of the
statement. This was done through the Times
most briefly but effectively. 1t was statco
that her Majesty was greatly annoyed al
this ruse to induce her to run "gi't en-
terprise" in opposition to Mr.. PEABODY.
She gives not pea in that direction.
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Now York Convention

Tho New York Convention has opened
The question Of suffrage. The committee
on the subject presented two reports: ore
recommending what is called nanhooc
-uTpage" in philanthropic parlancc, and
the Other advising that tho question of the
extension or suffrage to negroes shall be
submitted to the people. These PROPOSE
tfDas are to be debated in few days. ii
is remarkable that thoSe northern States,
with such few blacks that they can have
no earthly influence upon elections, have
them still DISTINGUISHED, Notwithstanding
that they have forced negro suffrage upon
the South, where negroes abound so nu-
n.crou.iy in some sections as TO be able 10
control the ccctions We anticipate that
ne arc yet 20 See so.ne strange move
1nrrls on This subject in some Of those
States.
The committee on suffrage was unani-
nous against female suffrage. They say
,irr canno, recommend an innovation
"iay0lripc a Transformation so radical IN
social life" 1t is well that there arc some
radica!isms too radical for even these peo-
pie. They say also that they cart go the
extending the suffrage to boys OF ciSh-
teen, who they think would be much bet
ter employed in leisure hours in studying
the sagos aud philosophers "on the science
or government" than "attending mid.
uirht caucuscs or in wrangling around
tl.r polls" Very true; these privileges
and iuxurics ought to be reserved for men
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Repudiation.

The New York Tribune notices the or
ganiza,ion Of a secret society in Knoxville,
Tenn, called the or. P.'s, which initials
it declares to mean " Regulators" They
have published ritual and declaration OF
principles, which last goes in strong against
the consolidated money oligarchy" OF
bondholders, who are "rollipg in wealth
Gadipxurv wruog from the sweat and toll
Of the people," while they 1.-THE people) are
writing beneath tho grinding and daily
increasing burthens Of an insupportabie
taxation" The head Of the Order is
Mr.. THOMAS MONARCH, and the members
nre called "bricks" We infer they mean
by this that they are not agoing to " make
bricks without straw" for the bondholders.
To hing or the Bricks, who we take 10
10 perfect Brick" presents grand
ritual, an interesting feature OF which 10
that \ stick is handed to a candidate for
initiation, who is reqaested to preak II;
which Ae does. a bundle Of sticks IL then
banded to him, which he finds he cannot
hrcak-thrs showing the strength that Is
In union. Then follow oaths, passwords, etc.
This IS the first demonstration OF tins
sor, from southern State, but as that
State is Tennessee we need not he sur
pYi.cd. The dictator Of Tennessee may
himself take offence at the tax-gatherers
invading bis territory, AID order them oil.
BnowxLow has been allowed so much his
own way that there is no telling what he
will next do.
There IS much to alarm the bondhold-
ing oIigarchy in the budding signs OF an
extensive crop Of regulators which ap-
pear in different sections, but chiefly IN 'he
cr.4t northwest. There will, we appre-
bend, be strife between the "ollssrchy "
ard the tax payers, and We would not
wonder should the "oligarchy lament
that there are so "many peoples" of the
"Brick" order.
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N.xiMILIAN.-The news seems to be
rol,taly reliable that MACMILLAN was
$40, ,I, the 10Th Instant. While ali h.
n,.aa persons will look with interest to The
cnulug details either for col tradicton OF
aepiai Of this news, the yiadictive and
i,ua, deposition Q, The Ncxicans dis.
gpur"geS TIE hope that il is not true. II
tie 1exicaA Liberals "a misnomer
that Is n.deo.s applied to any party in
Mtnjco-haye put MACMILLAN to death,
shcv have brought down upon them
selves and their country the execra-
,E:n g the civilized worll. SO great
cfiuo agains, humanity they ought
"a, 10 i.syo been permitted 10 perpetrate.
The C, ycrnmeut of the United States
oucAt to have demanded The Emperor and
taken |. m out Of the hands OF the brutes
who are iuscnsiblc 10 the claims of mag
n&nim;ss and The Obligations OF humanity.
To the t'nned States they are indebted
fay shei. delivery from the government OF
M.yra,I.;As, aad the Federal Government
had ssae pr.ect right TO demand him. II
h, il araa he has fallen sacrifice to a
ess,uss,si pealect Of the duties imposed by
sausality Utilization, and Christianity. on
ILLS ard osher nations. His blood stains
,s!seg bsnGs besides those of tie Mexicans.
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We aro rather pleased than panied to
learn that the Radicals propose to recon
,,ruct two States which have ~ yer been
ont &c the Uni0n-Maryland and Della
ware. The northern people have sur
rendered all their rights and placed them
sctvr4 nj IT,. mercy OF an orershadowins
central government, while they 1oolishIy
imagined that they were only surrender
iu. me rights of the southern States
"Powcr is always stealing from the many
- tho few" We shall perhaps have u
rand one Of these days in rcconstructing
VA sachusetts aud Ohio. We are tho
rough converts to the theory that the ma
i!u,l government possesses unlimited
power. and that the Constitution is no
h,.tcr than so much of the Koran. We
ar. therefore well qualified to aid in the
rehabilitation Of New Eng(and.
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On the lst day or July, WILLIAM 3. RITTER,
in The ia irtr. sec Cnd year OF his age.
ni- funeral wiz *. place ~ 81 James church
on THIS tue Sdayj MukslAG, Juy I'd, al 10
o'clock. The relatives and friends Of the family
ale invited IL attend.
A. s. A. NJ Monday, July LIST. 1907. al the resi-.
i"nce III lr William II Gibbs, FL'EESEh
ECUESiA. daughl r"f william Ellis Jones, aged
seven months and six DAYS
Thr funeral will iaKc pl- ce from st Marks fpis-
copsi chapcl rHiS liuesdaN) M''RNl%H al
~. 'ock. The friends aud ucquatntances or bel
fa'h.r'- and Mrs. Frances ). SMITHS ltnlii.s a'.
re-. nc,,lu,ly Invited 10 attend without further
notice.
IN Monday, June oath, Of rrotracted illness,
which The little sufferer boro with reMarHao
,,I u, re 81 nation tor one 10 young, 4, 'on
f nun.f ri d and Annie Eorreit %Sed nv" ) ekr'
and ten months his remains we've taken 20 gu
,us,a, Ga, Tor iutermept.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

Tne TIAG-MtxIco.-The conduct OF
.hr Nrxicans al Sisal in ireading upon the
american nag Of course cannot be per
guittcd TO pass unuo,iccd. s. grave an IN
al, silsred by the JuAREz military officers
49,, mon should be fully atoned. Indeed
:. ,anno, sec how, considering this insult
nd ,hs general disorder which prevails il,
Naxico, growing out Of the multitude Of
..l.er,u!ns who aspire 10 rule, the United
s,,tes is to waive the discharge of its duty
II her own honor and to Mexico Of Selling
rrap the Government and occupying the
country. II is thing that will have to be
aoYc, and ii should I've "donc quickly"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

R,,les and Orders, together loiM TIC Forms
and Proceedings in Banhruptch as Pro
mulgqted by the Supreme Court q The
United States. Washington: Govern
mcnt Printing Office. (rhc only official
edition.
We have received q copy of this valu-
able pamphlet from TURNER, the news
dealer and bookseller, on Governor street.
Every lawyer will of course buy copy.
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GOthi2lI.

rruT NaIS-STREEr PANIC HAS
l fortunately subsds stncs r the liner R toT
MN. merchsnt Taiors and Cloth 'ers, mas oe@n
r.novsd rom there NO sii Main s,rseht NEAR TEA,
rbirtsant-. street Formerly people toonStc n.r
b,s nrice, ior Clothing. This . played ou' no"
Tv cJnrince yourself, call Q; once At ,ru.r,s
a,sne assortment of CaSsiMEREs, HLrmsI >;
LfstNS, etc. for custom work Also ai ~, anu u
GRNT's FURaISHIiG GOODS constantly 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

Ey-AN OLD FRIESD.-For many years IN G
Prs-s Of ih- country has chronicled the beneficai
effects Of HCsTETTEE'S STOMACH Buffers.
Editors, authors, physicians, merchants ohcers
Of the army and havv, chemists, counseiiors'
ministers OF the gospel in short, great cloud OF
witnesses Of every profession, trade, and calling
have testified to its efficacy as tonic and regula-
ting medicine. The names and statements oil these
witnesses have boen published in the public
prints. Many Of them ere we'll known to the
whole public Their testimony has never been
or inpu2ned. This
OLD FRIEND
has been tried and pronounced, on the authority
of ihosc whose lives and health 1t has preserved,
4 purs. harmless and eminentlv salutary prepare
ZION attempts have been made to rival 1t. They
have failed There is rothing equal TO the enjoy
mont experienced By the icted when using this
valuable specific lis mild tone, its sure and vi
2orous action upon disordered stomach, and the
cleansing Of The entire human body, recommend
it 10 tina whole comm unity as a Z l. b l.
FRIE d. ia2?-eod2W
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Governor Borenan-The Great Road TO
the Ohio.

Governor FOREMAN ne 1TedI r1oSao ~
the Ohio.
The Commissioners OF West Virginia on
the subject of the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad wrote o letter to Governor BORE
NAN informing him OF the contract entered
into with the Central railroad for the com
p!etion of the road to the Ohio. The Com
missioncrs also Informed him that con-
vent;on would be held at the White Sui
phur Springs on the 10Th instant win
"the view of adopting measures to secure
"the early completion of The WORK. Inc!
invite him to be present on the OCCASION,
and to give his "inhAcnce in favor Of the
great enterprise" in which the State of
West Virginia "is so much interested"
Governor FOREMAN replies in letter
warmly approving the effort to complete
the road. We make the following extract :
81 assure you that feel deep into
rest in this Improvement, and am pleased
70 learn that contract has been entered
into for it's construction. When i: is COM
plcted, be it sooner or later, the results
will prove the wisdom and sagacity OF
those who, with SO much zeal aud persc-
verancc, have pressed its Importance on
the State OF Virginia for years past. 1t Will
not only develop ii region OF great agrcui-
tural resources, and a. rich il minerals AS
any portion of the country, and thereby
advance the wealth and prosperity OF the
Two Virginias Immediately Interested,
hit must inevitably be great national
highway for trade and travel from the
valley Of the Mississippi to the waters
of the Chesapeake. 1t is only neces-
sary to have Knowledge of the country
through which it is proposed to be made,
and to look upon the map for its conn"c-
ton at either icrmini, to be satisfied OF the
Importance Of the enterprise, and that 1t is
worthy Of all our efforts. The first step
has been taken 10y you. The next one is
10 raise the means sufficient 10 authorize
the resumption Of work under the auspices
ofthe new organization and this, under
stand you, is the purpose OF the proposed
convention at the White Sulphur Springs.
trust that the effort may prove success.
1t will afford me great pleasure 10 attend
the convention if nothing intcrv1nes to
prevent me from doing so.
"I am, very respectfully.
"Your obcdicnt servant,
81. !. BoRGMAE.'
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ET TO FAMILIES, o.pr1Es
and all who lore prre article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of Sl5o per sal'on
Determined TO keep pace with the age IN my nu'
sness and TO serve my old patrons ana 'he pa't's
with the best OF everything in my line al tht
smallest profit, l have this DAY reduced the price
Of my ,o, ,cr cpr,yc
70 so per gallon and respectfully invite the az,
.anton OF families, parties, pic-nics, etc., 10 tn,,
reduction, with the assurances that al oraefS VIZ
be flied with promptness and fidelity.
Send in your orders TO ,-,,rn- .NroNI
HOS soutn eido of Main street,
directly opposite National Exchange Bans.
Ii ON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

PARIS EXIlBITIoN-pREMIuMs TO NiRGI-
HlANa.-Among the premiums awarded by
The Paris Exhibition arc bronze medal to
+. C. WILLIAMS, OF Richmond, for Virginia
tobacco and another to j. W. CARROLL <
Co., OF Lynclburg, for smoking tobacco.
These are all that come to Virginia; and
vet how much there is in Virginia that
might have mertcd medals AT The great
Fair! There was little timc and less
means for ErginianS TO make con,r'bn-
tipns 10 the Paris Fair. The war not only
left us PROSTATE, but the war between the
President and Congress has kept us so,
and left us neither ability nor disposition TO
compete for prizes. Ten years hence, when
great Worlds Fair takes place, Virginia
will at least have honorable mention"
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iSDecinl Notices.

~>~~~~>--~r-~~>-~ -c~ -'---'>-r-->--
cgs. ZETELLE. RESTAURATEUR.-
His tables always supplied with every 'hins IN
sesson as ell as DE- cacies and luxuries, iorsish
and domestic. KefTc.hnen. and Dining roonn lot
la .ies nd gentlemen. The Bar supplied with TINS
best 0. liquors. and good atteniance everywhere.
j.l 10. 1879 MAIN S'h1ni.
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Bs BUTCHERS HTNIHG FLY
KILLER will certainly extermnae these pests II
its use is perSevered in. Beware OF bogus Fly
payer, which some dealers keep because they can
get II for nearly nohi"S. Don't be swindied. ASK
Tor rUTCHEaS, which is sold by all live drug
ai.,s 10 Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-02

THs BIZ lisa QuhES AHSOrED.-Wher
Nr. PEAaanr, who conducts the greatest
"gi:a easstpSise" the world ever saw,
a.sAa s,is great donation 10 the poor OF
J.yhsea, u ssenber Of London journals en-
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MARRIED,

On the 18th OF June, AT Hillside, the residence OF
Mr.. Thomas z. vii iam-, Nrstcha-trr coauty,
New YORK, Nv lr William T. Wlism-, Nj.
ISAAC BUHkH0l.pEk, Of Gc,el"u't connlv, Va,
10 Mrs II ATE LoWNES. OF Richmond, Va.
lyncEburg and Finca-tlo papers please cory.