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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

s''s oD1|Is -
JAMES BOIR6S. .... Z, !, J. :. : 3 3
Ygs 4 BOOTS AMD SHOBs.s eSa'e ]
10. u Ninth STREET between Main ssA rrsahiiss
eK1cnnosD, Va igssgG 81
All r,aa. Of xe.E 4 .Il e csDHI Of .. Z
DBSf nA11RiAL st
"a xosr voRkiHs1ShIe.fixs xAssxs. q
4 Pr WARaASfsn 80 =.
REPAIRrxe Of an kip1s don. q As sHgxf!s!
s sSIcE q: aAss i IA :. ~
Ta.Es,BHsARgAIN SHOE STORE -
HRLLll . COS. Az
fsn-sossx ssswssaH tn IA sis,A. VI
A LII GOODS SOLD By Us -
a ere warranted = nPssssassa y
nm-.e1svr s..r::a S siSs : sss s...s
OUR STOCK OF cHILDREN's.11e
0 3 Il. !; y, iss's 81. -
su-.es,v s..v... =. sl Re-. =. :ii :ssiA
WE HAVE THE BEST AsSoRr-
wv NINf OF BOOTS and sH01g, fcs -
II
found in he city. Hf 81 s,a.1 CO. :ss::..
nn-soasw bssvesnH ifiS 90 siIA: ~
BOOTS AND sHOEs-sELLING
is orr RYoARDLsss OF COST. peslyinG =
dior at H SsiSs: & . so s.a
viii sell regardless Of cost. and invite the asten
ton o. ladies and gentlemen 70 The salans: Of oar
stock.- ----- 49, ~ $50
BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND
10 sHOIS-I most grassfsly oasr ny IN
pS esns'nusS sansS.nss
The liberal patronage received y etins-s -
.tns ne 70 ~ m. NOR y ss spv
entire sstisfsetion In style and durability and
wood shoe. sold in my house. Goods warranted .
BoVTS and SHOES made % order q n sossh side
Il Isl. julius BsAR. Agent.
NEW sToCK.-wE HAVE JUST
IN rss:ivsd 2 large stcst q IRAyLLiN0
and shapes, made to our order, which We can 70.
sonns9s e 70 strong and f0oS Az n n. MaSs %
'is III i'"' pursIY WATTS.
boot AND SHOE MANUFACTO.
10 RY.-A n. DAVIS and B. DANvHR >dna
have taken one Of those beautiful stores In
The old swan .a.sra on g ss,a. sssss s..
stors, and are mailing % order Ia DI kg -
GAfTEk1 and BOOfIkS,. and GBHTLEnBe'e
PINE BOOTS and gAITEKs Of the very best mate.
"A "A ~ II. DAVIS e been for twenty yssrs fore.
nan n the best shoe establishments In this city
/ and Baltimore, and 10 confident he can set ~
| work to compare with any in this countSy. 49,.
| Ladies, try one pair Of our Caters. Gentlemen,
ifyOa want. f Ssy Fl a,i Ss:.Ih.yR
felLsm Broad street, above Ninth
| EMEMBER, THE RICHMOND
M, BOOT AMP sEoE IA.ssuy4cIgI; C6hn
ssa;sa 4; 4. *; e.: r.
FRENCH CALF BOOTS at g. Also, .
good assortment Of AL kinds Of eRwED Boots
| and SHOES ON hand, Hfty par cent. less than the
same quality can Be bought for anywhere else.
o1- w J. 8. LEWIS. Manufacturer.
NoRRIs MoHraoMBRY, Salesman. fell
DOBERT BRIGGS, BOOT AND C6hn
II SHOE MANUFACTURE 30. II
Twelfth. between Main and franklinv
streets, makes TO order LADlkg ~ GBN-
TLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate.
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable ss the same quality can be
made snywhers. call u respectfully solicited.
Ar u ~atl~ Aora
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-26

.PoBERT BRIGGS. BOOT AND Rfha
streets, makes TO order LADlIy .. GBE-
TLBMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES Of the best mate.
rial and workmanship that can be obtained, and
on terms as reasonable Is the same quality can be
made anywhere. A call ID respectfully solicited.
N. B.-Repsiring neatly done:
Twelfth street between Main and franklin.
IN Jim
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NUANO, GUANO.-We are now pre-
" pared to all orders for the following fertilizers
st the lowest prices
PERUVIAN GUANO. crude and crushed;
MANIPULATED 0UANO,
OLD DOMINION 0UANO,
TOBACCO FBRTILIZER,
BRapLSY's SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
s sEaE1x .a sg HssDsoa.ss SEEDS.
LUMP PLASTER,
GROUND PLASTER.
We respectfully solicit orders:
feN-3m A. =. SToAEs W.
DERUvIAN GUANO AND CLO-
Il YER sRBD.-16 ton. No. PERUVIAN CO.
ELLETT ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants.
fs21 corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
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The Rutland { VT. ] Herald says that
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Jetf, Da-
Wis was et that place en- rottte to Mon
1eal, and put mp at the Bardwell
House! On her arrival the Copper
heads of the town brought out two
brass field pieces and fired a salute,
and in the evening procured a few mu-
sicians, armed with cracked .instru-
ments, (the best that could be mustered
for the time being, and ssrenaded the
rebels wife with the Confederate nation
dtair of .Dixie.n The Herald thus in
dignantly speaks OF the affair: ~ ,-
i.sIt Is burning shame that the COM
sort, or her rebel mother of ttes author
of the Andersonville and Belle Isle
horrors should receive any marked to4
kens of respect or esteem among the
green hills of Vermont, especially
when We remem ber how many or the
sons of our noble little State sunk
downto untimely graves tin those
tIe-fields of the war for the Union,
Vaccinations of Davis and his coadiu-
tors, aided in measure, no doubt, by
the party whom the Rutland Copper
heads serenaded at the BardwelF House
last evenings party no one of whom
was ever known to contribute, dollar
for powder or music with which 20 cell
ebrale a Union, victory over armed
traitors" ii--
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mo IniIan LinIInent.

AS a relief, ever ready; rs q killer Of pain,
~. egnai' For die reiIef and enr 81 Rhens
mRtisin and NeuEalgic Affections, spEatus,
Bruises, 6c., it ts unequalled. 1t y also most
efficaeious, taken inWardly, In tho cure OF
cholera, Cramps and Pains in the stomaehi
Diarrhoeas Dysentery, qhoieEa Mofoua,
Cholera InIhntum5 60. and Is without e3.
ceptIon the most WUnderfnl fPnnaceAl the
world dbTJ6s- No FAMILY should pc Win
ont II EYeEy TBAYELER by land or sea
Should have bot1le MIHERs ana FAR.
MERs residing NJ n distance nom Phyeisiaus
Rnould keep Il constantly ON hand In ease
or AccfdentE, and sudden attaelso OF Stomach
lOmpl ints, fts value cannot pe estimated.
fna1iFe for Major Lanes Indian Ltut.
IIienf and take NO other. PRICE, 50 cents
pef bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by DeInns Barnes6 Co, n Park Row. Ns4:i
Gale q Robinson, ls6 Greenwich St. N.4.s b
@. Wells q Co., le3 Fulton-At.. ~. f.f Ghe6.
N. Crtttsnden, SS 9th ave, y. " ana by ie- .
speciahla lFugRfEts throughout the world.
None genuine unleS signed by John Inoss
Lane. aud counterstgned by j. i. Lane q Co..
PlopEietoTs, 1853 BFoadRRys -. y. SSTSend
Circular.
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APIhysliologicai View Of Marriage.

nVHE CHEAPEST. BOOK EVER PUB
lEshed. Con aiming ueariy three hun
dred pages and tS8 nne pilates and engfa1
wings OF the Anatomy o. the Human Organs
IN aStatRof Health aud DlEeasetWitha q tre sttse
ON Harry EFToEs, its Dep1OEable Cons quenees
npon the Mind and Body, with the Author6 y
PlAnof TFeatnent-the only rationa ttna
port Of eRSes treated. a truthful ndVtserbo
fhe married and t1oso oseanIenplGttuE mar
condition. Sent nee Of postage 10 Hny ad-'
tiresS, on receipt OF 50 cents in stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing DR. La. LEol1t
No. n fMGiiRn Lane, Albany My lIl1o
author may be consulted upon any OF the dt-l
seases npoh which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 10
any part Of the. world. ocSl
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You have asked me to prescribe for
you. You expect medicine; pethaps
you hope for whisky, just now the rage
ifOFchron1o maladied. but / shall give
iyou nothing to swallow; you have
swallowed too much already. or all
the maladies, dyspepsia is the most
distressing; to get rid ofits horror you
'would part with your. right arm; j be-
llieve you; but will you part with q por-
ition of your table 1uxurfes7 1 fear
not; but presuming you are In earnest,
Twill prescribetor you: !. Rise early
walk; IL weak Sannter. Drink cold
water three ,times-of all cold baths this
is best for the dyspeptic; after half an
hour or more come In for breakfast. z
For breakfast eat;a piece of good steak
half as large as your hand, slice OF
coarse bread and a baked apple; eat
very slowly; talk very pleasantly with
your neighbors; read cheertnl com:
'ments ofjournals; avoid hot biscuits
and strong coffee: drink nothing.
s.. Digest for an hour. and then to your
work; I trust 1t is in the open air. Work
hard I'LL noon, and then rest body and
mind till dinner; sleep little; drink
water. 4. For dinner-two or three
lo'olock-eat slice of beef, mutton or
fish as large as your hand, potato'
two or three apOonfuls of other yegetA-
.bies, and slice Of coarse breadi give
more NOR than half an hour to this meals
use no drink. 8. After dinner, play
anaconda for an hour; now for the so-
cial. for pleasant games, good time.
g. No supper-R LITTLE tosstand tea Tor
supper will make your recovery very
slow. n. In a warm room, bathe your
skin with cold water hastily, and go TO
bed before nine O'Clock. Follow this
prescription for three months and your
stomach will so far recover that you
can indulge for some time in all sorts
ofirregular and gluttonous eating; or ~
Won have resolved, in the fear OF heav-
en-, to present your bodies living sacr1'
fees, holy and acceptable unto God,
and vii continue to eat and work ike
a Christian, your distressing nialady
will Soon be forgotten.r-D Do IeiOtS,
II. d.
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L ADAwN VIEW ORA ARAILRoGD CAR.
Night passengers willqappreciate the
following admirable sketch of the tnte-
rior OF a car at day break; f.s.-l 5...5s
.Iong before we hear the roar of
wheels We see the glirnmer of a glow
ing light. Brighterand broader "opens
like the cyclopean unwinking eye tits,
the head. light of the train. Then the
steady lar, then the mingled clank as
of q. thousand shaken chains and the
cars are here. San aboard and Hall
right follow eHeh other in ranid sue
cessioI, and we are breathing the close,
and heavy air of q crowded dormitory.
The car1Rmps haye gone out dIsgusted,
the little wakefulness of the sleepers
has subsidized, and the dim morning out
line of cloak and shawls, and frighten-
there, like q troubled sea, with white,
compose the Landscape; while over all,
like pendu lums, swing plethoric car
pet-bags slowly to and fro, and little
satchels, brisk as mantle cloaks, and
bonnets made of nothing, dance up
and down like blossoms In the rain
all timed to the motion of the train.
But the dim gray turns TO an old-eyed
white, and the breathing bundles begin
hatched a woman, with locks dishevel-
ed, like Venus from the sea. a throe
or two, and a rough form emerges from
a cloak and shawl, and shakes Itself
awake. Ashapeless mass turns out a
man bearded like apard. Al pair of
boots, thrust out like bowsprit, go
out OF sight as the owner comes in
view. One is soothing an irritated hat
with Sgentle!toucheso fhis elbow an
other pull ling at his wflted collar. Dis
ordered tresses are smoothed with
hasty touches ofthe hand, and crum.
pied into shape. One lady has learned
her lesson from Grinialkfn, and makes
her toilet precisely like aicat.
The colds clear lignto toEeanly- morning
Is always trying to human beautyi
there are no tints TO be borrowed. no
SCREENING shades to be worn, PLANE
cold stare that looks one out of coun-
tenanca. But, in railroad train, the
disorder is always appalling. ira
face ever looks faded it is then; IL the
hair has any gray in 1t, IL Is sure to
show;:the wrinkles are read, like sign
board, atar of. G fthere sbe discontent
In the heart 1t comes to the mouth and
everybody looks like people atter a
masquerade. or Richard, afLef he be-
came Hhimself again. b+ sgiti
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iCt0NRUmRFI0N CAN BE CURED.
.NsjThe True Remedy at Last Discovered.
JPHA1rS FRKsH ME1T CURE. prepared from,
the formula OF PFoL TIuus1ean OF PllIlss cult
DyspepafA1 MaIHStnu5I General DBuiuIt Atau
Mi morbid conditions OF the EyElen dapen-.
dent on deficiency OF, vital force. Its pleas
ant 70 Taste, and . single bottle VIII convince
the most akeptical OF It's virttie-as the relt1
healing remedy OF the age. u q bottle, or
six bottles for S6. Sent by ExpDels. Eold by
= O. UPHAhf, Mo- 25 south Eight street.
Fhiladel lphia, and principal Drngg SIS. CIR
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ONLY 81 UNFoRFuNATE HUMAN
5oITY. 81 ONLY My Infection cares
(S0noFFhRa or 0leat In TIN DAYS, without
n0Iions drugs Wneu all other remedies NIL.
iDr. Henrie ReEnnatr, Stanton, r. ~. n
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= Ladies and Gentlemen.

U0U CAN HAVE A BEAuIHuI
III CARD RHoT1aRAPH. TREE on EIRkN.
sE5 with circulars Of cur great pry. and
Faney Goods slalei fIg sending atanp fdr No.
ffiFu 5f6It ItRge n0gEAsTlkAN a KENDALL, %
lHaUnVer 81, Boston. Mss,
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oFKc1AL information received at
Gan. schofield,s headquarters shows
tl,at IL 600 whites failed TO register, and
tbat only. 5000 persons are disfran-
eib,isssd5 In E,VirRinta. onicial1 registra-
Eti[,-, rstorns show that 10000 @kite
v,,ters , = and COZ blacks have registered
Il n Norm Carolina. The majority of the
whites is 81 .50s.
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l1IgoRLD. ExtEaet OF Letterfom Bar

l1WORLD. Extract Of q Letterftom Bar
on Solomon Rothsohlld. llH - =. 3
PARIs Bsh APRIL, 1854. Is Rue Faubys st,
Honnte.-Wmyo you be kind enough 70 have
forwarded to me here go bottles Of your 4n-
time the account, / win forward you the
amount through MeSsrs. Belmont q Goa
hs BsIon Solomon R6thschIld having recnm=
maiideti to many Of his frdends Major LANES
InNTlfKSSr, as they being destFOus 20 proSure
Il, he AhoGld advise him 70 establish n de-
pot In Paris i5.i=-- 49, 1854
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Z II Main street. -
Oval, AND SQUARE PICTURE AND
H. Iooking Glass FRAMES son h1nu and
made 20 order In GILT, Roae and Gnt, and
black Wnlnuts LOOKING 81 iasees Hnu Look-
675efietures3 and nc tfpFices nom Is cents TO
81; 60s{ a iaflle fnssof ftment q Stefeoscope4
and StefeoScopio Views always on hand. a
larse variety Of Fancy Pictures, Walnut
Bfseltets lket, AZ 3 3 . Z & & T. =
NJ. I. stanton, of the hrnn of stanton 4
Butt y, Baltimore, presides 81 the Cameras.
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THASTED-AN AGEHT-Qne chance In
w each town, worthy the attention of an
active business man, to take the agency for
the sale OF BRADSTREEr's RUBBKR MouLD-
sides, bottom, top and centIe Of dooIS and
windows. The sale Is beyond any
from $40 to SIS per day can be made. Send
for agents circular. The nnt who apply Sc
cure q bargain. Terms for Moulding. cash.
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Aew AarEtiisEtseais.
we ARC Coming, {,

ND WILL RRESENT TO ANY PER-
IA SON sending MS . club In ouE tfeat one
lsoliar Sale ofiIJFy and Fancy; Goods SsPsS =
Sllk Dress Pattern, PIec o. sheetlng. Watch
kc., nee Of Cost. Catalogue OF goods ana
sample, sent 70 any addTess nee. AddTess Y :.
MfSS 1P. ~ Box 6lA5S. ~ - : "a . s.ils-t
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A DVERTIsERS GAzETTE. New Vol
"A Price advanced 10 81 per year in advance
Single copies % cents q. p RUWEuL q
CO., Publ hers, New York. =7faf
CoMPLETE LnsTs of all NEwsPkPERs In
MICHIGAN and WIBcorSsIrE in zNoveun ber
number. ALSO complete LIST otan REL1et-
.oUH NEWSRAPERs in AmeEtca.
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A eENTs WANTED ZOE rhE

tsiIIsT0RY OF the SRCREFSHRVIcI:.-
By cen. L. q. BAKER. The astounding ne
VelatEons and startling disclosures made in
this work are creating the most intense de-
fe ~ Lne minus ol tne People q onIaIn y.
ed with an increased commission, make it
the best subs scrlptlon book ever published.
Send for circulars and see our terms and
why It sells faster than any other work. ADJ
dress 2. GARRETT q co., 792 Ohesnut st,
Philadelphia. .
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GFNsRAI GRANr.Ac Colonel Forney,
In his article urging the nomination Of
General Grant for President, says
The American people, with the rare
which aIways' carries them
straight through every peril, however
fnomentous, haye from the beginning
appreciated and even anticipated Gem
eTal Grants position on the great is
sues OF the day. Nothing SO snccess-
fully estab ablishes his claim TO the una
bated confidence of the Republican
Party as the fact that none of the Rebel
.or spmpathizfng journals or politicians
nave so far misunderstood him. as 20
expect he would submit 70 Democratic
nomination.
Ifduring the gIoomiest hours Of our
struggle against the slave power it was
ULYSSES s.. Grant who confirmed the
faith of the American people, and mar
shaled our armies to victory amer some
ofthe bravest and best had tntledI may
he not hail II as equally provtdennai
that he has been reserved fora sttIl
eranier and more consummate respon-
sibiIitv2 In new and still more oml-
mons crisis it Is to him that the Amer1-
"a n people turn as their fiLtest and most
deserving leader.
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GEaaspartattan.
BALTImORE q OHIO r. r. COMPLY
NJ RAIIF- q ONO RAILROAD Coy 1
~ WHEELIsd. May Z, iSe7. !

+ ~ kr6UAAEh sik1EA0u44i4s q "a
PASSENGER. TRAINS WILL BUN B9-
l the following schedule 0nA and RfteF May
3. lleS4' v.sr-rr,sr. 80
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HYDRAULIC RAMS

BODY CAN CUT THEIR
lyoWN CLOTHING for Men or Boys, by
HlIuRng PARsoN'a SELE 1NsTIEucEIE6
7-CHARTS. Complete set sent tosanys ad=
dress for S260. gents order sample.
= Send stamps for terms and circular
Hi sBBELL& PARSONs, Unadil1a, d. y.
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no MAIN Street,

t ur.isl 49, aa5,f is, i''15
,7llt4
Corner OF Union. wsHEEinIN s',
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Z .ss..;.ss.s Incorporated 1875, =
Wheeling Savings Institution,
r's's.i oKRfcE NOS MoSRoE SE., 80
MONEY RECELVED ON DEPOSIT, IN.
iIl tsrast paid ON special Deposit, Nolesand
HIls Discounted, EXCHANGE Bought and Sold
-CollecIions made ON ALI pptnta,
In order 70 meet a want that has long been
ielf IN tliiS community, tlllE InEtIIuti0a viii
receive on wednesday and saturday a[tels
noon between the hours OF two and fopu o.
clock, Deposits of any sum Of money. mum
one dollar and upwards, on Rhleh lnteres
Mll y 'u' Gro. srENDEI., President.
DfREcfoRs1Al Alex. Latlghlin, A. j. PhnneIi
John MeI4ure, iE., Alex. Rngers, Morgan u
Otti James Panll, Alex. y. CScil, james Reod
u6kIAIyls A. q. 9uARRlEh, Treasurer. 3
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rnat never sf4h have bssa ,asl never seat
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The Peoples Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
0FFIuE, NO. 90 MAIN 81, WFEELNG,
lsN. Va. Money received ON deposit. 1us
tereSt paid ON special deposttR.. .is....ss-
Notsf and biIls dtsepuuteds E1onLnEe
hpu; tHnd sold. CoiiectfonS NJ home or frUn
ssysf TEGs DIRNOfoRs. - ~
Iehn Reid, Christian Hes. Z
John HnndlRn, John VOelLleF,
/ y % Andrew WIllQn.
As-ssii JOHN REID, RFeB'ts
JOSIAH p. URDEaRAFF.C Cashf. myS
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NTEW SUBSCRIBERS FOR 1855 10 the
IN ilInLUErRATEDiNP iNPHRBNOL09ICAL
ats3R q year, viii Feceiye Now
WELLS, $50 Broadway, New York,
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CARRIAGESA SANDWAGONS.

me latest astfmproFef1entsin In tlle'W way Of ma
cbineEy ape being put into. the, eonearu, and
an work tdfhed out viii be
Guaranteed 10 Give satisfaction.
seps4yd .i zs.....l.z {.
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uTANTED-S 0ENTs-Tos sen . live man
w IN every county, o business paying $50
per month sure. y g. TILToNs ftttsbnIEh,
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B = !. ! . !, 2 l F.

That is 10 say. we are oHeTine atour New
Store.
ssueE el o. ~
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80 f. . l. IA
PosTMAsrER GBNHRAL's REPoRr:-
The report of the Postmaster General
IA not quite finished, but will be sub
mftted next week. 1t will probably
show a deficiency this year instead q a
small surplus, as has been the case for
several years during the war. This is
explained by The following facts:-
While the postal revenues for the year
s,settna1l ly show an, increas q of 81 900, 600.
the openinglup ofithe mail service in
the Southern States. the increase, OF the
salaries Of Postmaster to the extent OF
half million dollars. the eSaddihonal
subsidies OF the, ocean mail service and
other increased ex penditures, have re-
salted IN creating a def cheney, which,
Sttwfii be fetne bered was. a ays Ihs4
stafa of the case prior TO the wars5 ana
p ybiob was; the result of the slarge ana
mail service IN the
SanfSern states. As this seryte ice mas =
I besn renewed by Governor R9naalI,
md his predecessor, Governor Dennl1
sdSss slt much cheaper rates than mere
totore. anti. as the revenues are incr :
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"We briefly stated on Friday last" says
the Lancaster Express, that German
named John HaetIler, living in this city,
bad. on the previous day, followed to the
grave his thirty-third child, and that he
was the father of tbirty-seven children.
Since then we have learned some further
particulars of this remarkable case. Haef-
fler was married three times. His first mar
riage took place in Germany when he was
twenty-one years of age. With this wife he
had seventeen children. At four successive
accouchments, triplets; twice twins, and
the last single birth. Shortly after the
latter event the mother died. He was
again married, and the issue of the second
wife was fifteen children, seven times
twins and the eighth single child. This
wife also died shortly after the last birth.
The third and present wife has thus far
presented him with five children, one at
birth. The sex of the children were min e.
teen boys and eighteen girls, only four OF
whom are now living-but whether the
living are all issue OF the last wife or part
of the previous wives we have not ascer-
tained.> Haff1er is now fifty-two years of
age, of medium size, and of hardy, vigor-
Gus constitution. He lives on what is
known as the Factory road, within the
city limits. In some sections of Germany
q premium is awarded married people who
produce certain number OF children
Haff1er lived in that section, and was the
recipient of one hundred guilders pre-
vious to leaving. He apparently labors
under the impression that similar reward
awaits him in this country. Ii there is any
State in the Union providing for such cases,
the authorities had better send along the
greenbacks."