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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

A FAITHFUL WIFE.-A touching scene
was enacted upon the Market square this
morning calculated to impress the be-
holder with high estimation of woman's
patience and her answering atlec-
ton. A staid couple, somewhat advanced
in years, had arrived from the rural dis
tricts with a load of some description OF
produce calculated to contribute to the
sustenance of the city, and the old gentle
man had wandered off to one of the nu-
merous places of entertainment for man
and beast surrounding the market, en-
trusting the mercantile interest entirely
to the charge Of the old lady.
After diSposing Of the load the good
matron prepared to return home, and
started in pursuit Of her truant lord,
whom she found near at hand, stretched
at full length on bench, and under q
total prostration of his mental and physi-
cal faculties, as if from a fit of apoplexy
or sun stroke. Tenderly raising the lnanl-
mate form in her arms, the good wife con-
vcyed him bodily to the tarm-wagon on
the opposite side of the street, and tum-
bled him gently over the end-board.
Then, mounting the vehicle herself, she
seized him by the neck-band of his shirt,
and dragged him lengthwise of the box in
the position in which dead bodies are usu-
ally slowed. Having accomplished her
labor of love, the kindly old lady wiped
the perspiration from her brow with the
corner Of her apron, tenderly remarking
to the unconscious sleeper: "Now lay
there, you old fool, till l get yer home
won't | wollop the whiskey out O. yer; "
The spectators were deeply affected by
the scene, and felt for the old man as
the establishment started off on brisk
trot over the stones.-Hamilton (Ontarao)
Tr,Opr
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Remarkable Result iOf Disappointed
Love.
From the Albany Knickerbocker.

rioAn lue Albany HHlChelDocher.
One of the most remarkable results OF
disappointed love that we have heard OF
lately transpired on Arbor Hill within
the past few days. A well-known young
lady, the daughter of a merchant on the
dock, who was very fond of a male friend
Of hers, and to whom she was engaged to
be married, suddenly became as hateful of
her lover as she was previously cnamored
Of him.
On Monday evening she happened into
a wcll-known ice cream saloon on Pearl
street with a lady friend to partake of a
dish of cream. Imagine her surprise on
seeing her intended seated with o couple
Of other ladies. He was all attention to
one with black eyes and flowing ringlets,
and in the presence Of his atlianced took
a ring from the black-eycd girls finger and
placed it on his own. This was too much
for her to bear. She became cXaSpera-
ted, and her conduct attracted the atten-
tion Of the young man, who proceeded to
the table where she sat and endeavored
to persuade her that "it was all right /" ;
his lady friend was an old acquaintance,
and their familiarity was customary on
meeting. Young lady "could not see it
in that light
The more he talked, the worse she got,
until finally she left the saloon and her
companion under high state Of excite
mcnt and rage. She proceeded to her
home and wept bitterly all night, to think
how she had misappied her confidence.
Her agitatcd mind was discovered by her
parents the next morning, who cndeavored
TO ascertain the cause, but she did not re-
veal it 10 them. She determined upon
| leaving nome and going abroad. Being a
young lady Of refinement, and well cdu-
Gated, she knew she could easily secure a
situation of some kind.
Having made up her mind to work, she
was not afraid to do so, although she had
lived the life Of lady, and could do so
forever at home. She proceeded to Troy,
and picking up the Times, saw an adver-
tiscment for young lady to teach music
to child in private family. She imme-
diately applied and secured the place.
Yesterday a son Of the family with whom
she engaged returned home from New Or
leans, an invalid. lie was apparently in q
very low condition. In fact he could not
sit up or speak, and had not for several
days previous. During the afternoon our
heroine was introduced to the bedside OF
the invalid. Imagine the surprise of both
on immediate recognition. They were old
friends, we may say old lovers.
\ sudden and remarkable change came
over the young man. He talked freely
and sat up in bed. 1t was but few hours
before he was out Of bed and quite smart
The happy pair conversed freely. lie
learned that our heroine was still "a maiden
but was greatly surprised to find her il
the position she then occuped-out at ser.
vice. She explained the cause, as we
have related above. He sympathized with
her, and at once offered his hand and
heart. She accepted, and yesterday af
ternoon she returned to this city, which
size left on Tuesday disheartened girl, 9
happy and cheerful bride. Queer thing
| that love.
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Another Of SheriGan's Easty Moves.

Another Of Sheridan's Hasty Moves.
New ORLEANS, August l4.-It appears
that General Sheridan was wrong in his
premises taken in Order No. Ill, ejecting
DR.. Condor from the possession of the
Killona plantation, in St. Charles parish,
and installing Mark Hoyt thereon, on the
ground that the former still held posses
sion, though q court had elected him in
law. 1t turns out that the United States
Marshal had possession land not Condon)
to hold it by order of the United States
Court till the final trial Of the case next
session. The marshal it was who was
turned out by Sheridan's order turning in
Hoyt, and the marshal has referred the
matter to the United States Attorney
General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

4 NEW CuEFlScATION BlLL.-A bill is
~ prepared by prominent loyal men Of
.a South t. enforce the present coniiSca-
laws, and 50 modify them as to reSur-
.-e al Of Tie seeded States in the same
-.....rc as the public lands are surveyed,
. ~ grant presumption rights to the
,Mvu anu Union soldiers: three hun
. millions Of dollars Of the proceeds
a...at from the sales 10 DC used in REIN
.a- loyal men for property destroyed
~. coai,c3tcd by the Confederate Go
-..,acu,, and the balance TO he used in
.a: pensions 10 disabled Union soldiers.
... a..! provides that after the survey is
.., the contiscated land shall be offered
sale to freedmen and discharged Union
.v~> Al the ra,c Of one dollar and
..a'y-lve cents per acre, payable III
'.e-tv years, at an interest Of SIX per
-.... per anuum; other parties to be
g.. @cI 20 purchase by paying twenty-five
cent. cash, and equal annual install
a.a,, ior three years ~ six per cent. in
sa,.. Tie last section provides that dis
"a. persons shall be allowed to retain
.@pcrtv 10 the amount Of five thousand
HAIRS. provided the limits of such pro
.v shall not exceed one Of the legal
g-Iirj>iUHs-lG0 acres.
We lind the above in Forncy's Chronicle.
/. is a mere piece Of spite. We have the
--> france Of all the decent Radicals that
...r.y is IL danger Of contiocation.
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The Alexandria Gazette says Radical
meeting in that city on Monday was per-
petuated till the middle of the night by
the quarrelling between Beckley, on one
side, and Hawxhurst, Tucker, and others,
on the other. Becklcy denounced them
and their: action in the Richmond Conven-
ton. They defended themselves, and
were sustained by the crowd. The pro-
cecdings are represented by those who
Witnessed them as Of disorderly charac-
ter, and as evincing decided split in the
party-the better-intormed colored men
clearly showing their indisposition to be
lead by their white associates.
Three hundred and twenty-four passen-
gers went up the Central road TO the
Springs during the week ending the 10TH
Valley Virgintaa.
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IMPORTANT TO lluIDENS OF UNITED
>!1iLs >EcrElrIgS.-TAc following notice
las been issued by the Secretary Of the
Treasury:
- -rs2>arg Department, August Is, 1867
..' privilege OF converting scvcn-thirty
-',e> falling due on the 18th Instant into
r-t"enly bonds bearing date the lst day
y. J1.y, 1861, viii he extended TO the 18th
-~E OIL September next. All notes of this
re which shall not have been presented
SUI conversion by the day last named will
pa!H Oh presentation at the Treasury of
."e micd States and at the Offices of the
.,,,aht irea>urera III Boston, New \ DIRK,
All Philadelphia, in currency.
HCGH MCCCLLOCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

~voES.-Thc air is thick with rumors.
g. give some cf them, not to endorse
M, Uv; simply as Il specimen Of what is
...lt. /, IS said that court of inquiry
to BE- instituted over the conduct OF
dye iIol;, chief OF the Bureau of Mill
~ Justice. General Grant, it is rum0r-
..w..i nc, as Secretary OF War only until
acral Mcclellan can be heard from,
viii be called to the portfolio Of the
"a. Department. Others claim that eX-
srguor Andrew Will be invited TO be-
.r Mr.. StaMton's successor. General
SIS name, too, is mentioned in the same
orction. II is stoutly affirmed in GER
81. quarters tina; Mr.. Ashley will be
ally proceeded against on charge Of
a,ngacy on account Of his recent con.
.,s,a with the arch-pcriurcr Conover.-
+. H.mfaa irITt>S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

PLAIN TALK.-During the discussion of
lie .,.:agc question in the Connecticut
legislature, Mr.. Hamcrsly, Of Hartford,
...:
Sir, the gentleman from New London
Fla, suggested tina; Congress may force
-ro suffrage upon us, and lie seems to
...at; We may as We'll have it now as to
Walt for Congress 10 force it on US. l
would no, 20 Tor the change under
my thrca, that Congress may make.
L.; them Try it if they dare. Let
Zen send on their armed cohorts and
'.e'r generals 10 say to Connecticut,
loa stall lave negro SUFFRAGE II re
.rss.>. 70 the dsath, then, sir, our free
Institutions will DE lost foreyer.' Great
af9ao>c, which drowned The Speakers
.HuWr"I
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GrODs In North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c., August IA
heavy rain is falling.
Accounts from the line of the Whining
ton, Charlotte, and Rutherford railroad
represent the crops as greatly improved.
Cotton is coming out finely. One planta-
ton, it is said, will average bale per
acre
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Death of Judge Armstrong, of Penn.
Sylyauia

WILLIAMsroRT, Pa, August l3.--Judge
James Armstrong died here to-day, aged
sevcnty-four. He was the most distin-
gulShed member of the bar in this part of
pennsylvania. He was long time on the
bench of the Supreme Court of this State,
and for forty years never missed a court
in Lycoming county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

PouGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, August 12.-
Another fine meteoric display was wit
messed here between 2 and o'clock this
morning. Three very large and brilliant
mcteors passed from northeast to south,
and hundreds Of smaller ones were seen.
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LETTERS T1g CALlFORSlA.-We have
s,'' authority for suggesting to all per-
,'~> having correspondence with California
~ marx Oh their letters or newspapers the
"''4> :, r4 Panama" and continue to do
- UNA! the Indian hostilitics over the
'a.' are suppressed. According to the
-. - .i~Iio@s Of the post-oilce Department,
81 l9t1eIs not marked " Uiu Panama are
o>L' D! Tic overland route, and the Indian
'LdSeS render their safe transmission
doubtful Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

U.cr AND SrA>roX.-ltiS generally be-
-..! that the President will relieve
p. Advocated General HOLT, whose of
.. hri.. a military one, does not come
. hin ;.rtcnrrc-ot-oil!cc law. Mr.. Holt is
The rank Of coIonc! in the army, and it
E. believed hy some that he can be re-
.,.! aaa assigned 10 other duties, in the
.,-.a,iua O: Tie President, but the Ian
- If The law is ambiguous, and by
..... construed 70 provide Tor dismissal or
.,,.a>.an from office. NJ. Johnson has
decided what course 10 pursue.
from an authentic source it is learned
A. Mr. Stanton voted in favor Of the
..a o.; the traurc-ot- o!licc bill when that
..,D. wa> before the Cabinet. lie was
/. .l,I and u"equivocal in his opposition
,4r ,.r>; section, which prevents the re-
taI 81. Cabinet officers without the con-
-.. Of the Seua;c.-THcgram in S!n.
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New Cotton.

SAVANNAH, August l4.-The first bale
Of new cotton was received yesterday
from Selma, classed as middling. 1t sold
for twenty-five cents per pound.
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MONTICELLO HOUSE,
WI No. 1885 MAIN STREET,
few doors from Fifteenth,
hICHMUED, a.
MRS p. r. STUBBS. PRoPRIETR'


MRS. P. r. STUBBS, PRoPRIETREss.
formerly of the National House. Broad street.
This house is situated in the most business part
of the city, within short distance of the Tobacco
Exchange, convenient to the Virginia Central and
the Danville railroads, and offers unusual induce
DOLLARS per day. Je IL
DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA-This commodious and admirably.
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
and newly painted, Is now open and prepared 70
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERMANENT, and
DAY BoARDERS. The rooms are large, airy,
and handsomely furnished the Location is central
rate my %i-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

.urEAcuvh>r AGAIN TuEEATENED.-
auy's Chronicle says as to Mr.. john
+ suspension Of Stanton that the loyal
..o0 must prepare either 10 drink the
F. OF humiliation to the drcgs or hurl
monster from his seat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

q, Inc Boston Post says: A lady passed
"t'p"2I tins city yesterday for the noun
T. as wan sixteen trunks, four poodles,
, ,~'Ie inald servants, an Irishman, and
:, ne Two daughters Of DR.. Webster, the
"tEman murderer, married two brothers
.oA Virginia named Dandy, and are
NV living at the Azore islands,
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Stanton Indignation Meeting i'm Phi.
ladcIphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August 13.-An indig-
nation meeting Of discharged soldiers and
sailors is called for Saturday next to ex-
press condemnation Of the President in
removing Secretary Stanton.
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ResistratiOn-Gen Sick1es and
the Charleston BOnrd Of Trade.

the Charleston Board of Trade.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August l4.-Thc
result Of registration here to-day was
whites, l62; blacks, 4S2.
At a meeting of the Board of Trade
to-day long letter from General Sickles,
in reply to the recent remonstrance of the
Board against Orders Nos. 10 and 81, was
read, upholdDg all the provisions of those
or1crc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

ct. CHARLES HOTEL,
y CORNER MAIN AND FIFTEENTH STREETS.
This first class and popular Hotel, having recent
ly been thoroughly repaired and newly furnished,
is now open for the reception of guests.
Being situated on the main street of the city,
convenient to all the railroad depots, steamboat
landings, and principal business houses, together
with its superior table, comfoI table acconmoda-
tions, and fare reduced to $3.50 per day, it is the
most desirable house for the travelling public TO
stop at while in the city.
Stages attend all railroad trains and steamboat
landings to convey passengers to the hotel.
Ia l2o3m w j. BABCOCK, Proprietor.
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Coal anil Wood.

A NTHRACITE COAL-F0r sale to
N arrivs, 800 tons BEST LOEBERRY RED ASH.
sizes for CRATES stoves, and furnaces price ST.
per ton 900 pounds, delivered. ALSO. so tons LIE.
HIGH WHITE ASH LUMP, for foundry use; price,
80. warrant either of these Goals equal to any
Anthracite Goals offered in this market.
Orders solicited for present I'd future delivery.
WRIT ROBERTS.
Oflce Corner Seventeenth and Dock streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

nIRD CAGES.-Just received beaus
Is tiful assortment OF CANARY BIRD CA0Rss
among them some beautiful designs and patterns.
for sale low at the China. Glass, and honss-Iat.
nishiny Store OF BRANCH = CuRRANr,
No sli Main street, between Eighth and Nintn.,
ANA two doors below SgoxHood ao'sA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15
The Austrian Admiral mt New Or
leans.

New ORLEANS, August 14.-Admiral
Tegethofr, of the Austrian navy, arrived
here to-day. He is en- route to Mexico for
Maximilian's body, but will here await fur
Their orders from Austria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

DIANOS FOR SALE.-One seconds
i hand PIANO. six octaves, Chickering'S maee'
and one second hand CABINET PlANO, " 9c
tavss-being we'll adapted for room keepers.,lor
sale on moderate terms. Apply Immediately at
A, 0EBHARDT's Music Depot.
No. 7ae corner Eighth and Main Streets
az A-2tx
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Seeds.

GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply OF
" reliable GARDEN and FLOWER SEED just
yeesiysd by JOHN w. RISON. Druggist,
80 Main and Third straata.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

A RMISTEAD & CARY, Agents for
~ the American Scale Company, New YORK,
offer them in Richmond at factory prices, ana IN
vite An examination from those in want
An l3-lw
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LN9x'qferS.


nICHARD II. CHRISTIAN,
*, ATTORNEY At LAW,
offers for practice in the courts OF
RICHMOND aud HENRlCO.
Office over Planters National Bank, corner Oh
Main and Twelfth streets. " N-9m
THOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
i AT LAW AND COMMISSIONERS IN Snt hh
mond and the county OF Henrico Office on Frank
lin second door from Sixth street. ia LIS
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ORANGE HoU SS - At : O ! asn5E
LYNCHBUEG, VA.-ROUSTON FUCKER, PRO-
PRIEToR.-The proprietor, thankful for the libe-
duced his Rates to THREE DOLLARS pen DAY,
pledges himself that the we'll known reputation Of
the TORRANCE" shall not be surpassed in the
Union Excellent meals furnished as heretofore
upon the arrival of trains, and sufficient time
allowed for through passengers going north or
south upon the changing of cars. jy l5-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-15

AND BALTIMORE
IL LIME 100 barrels fresh Rockland Lime, In
prime shipping order. in store hogsheads bal.
timors Alum Lime, daily expected for sale by
aux A. S. LEE.
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DOARD.-A few RMANENT and
ID DAY BOARDERS can be accommodated on
Franklin street, second door from the corner Of
i,rhi M * 2n-lm
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Fertilizers.

tons GUANO for sale to
w B. JONES & CO.,
1923, 1925 and 1927, Cary strset,
All l5-at Rich mond, Va.
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WOOD AND COAL.-Thc subscriber.
w thankful for the liberal patronage extended
him for tho past year. would most respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally that
he il still prepared TO furnish SEASONED OAk
and PINE WOOD, COAL and COKE, at the lowest
market prices. SAWED WOOD aIways on hand.
RUGH NJ. HDTCHESO
Basin bank and Tenth street.
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WOOD, WOOD.-A full supply of
w OAK and PINE WOOD on hand, sawed and
unsawed. Delivered at short notice at the loves
market price. No. 100 Broad and Adam. streets
Also, a No. SIN-HORSE ENGIN for sale:
an l0-5tk J. A. MOORE.
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HE DOVER COMPANY'S PRICES

MIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL.-The
lSl Midlothian COMPANY are now prepared to
orders left al their Office, No. 1916 Main street,
second aoor will receive prompt attention.
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Mr.. C. P. LAUGHTON Is with me, and will be
pleased to see his friends and customers.
an f2-0w
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

IMPORTANT LECTURES. ..DATLy-To GENTLEMEN
only the New YORK Museum Of Anatomy, ole Broad
way Those unable 10 attend these lectures reoeive
copy b. forwarding ten Address ssustary " New
ysgh hvseyp q Apatppys W. Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-06-22
.rw,Rw-r-wwML-E VEM-I
NEW YORK SATURDAY JUNE %, 1857 80. 1,

.sl.s s'4s.A FINANCIAL. i'a4sA y ~
4 ,TLANTIc SAVINGS BANK, ,...~... s.s N.
~ I. CAathan square. opposite Mott street.
sx per con. free Of Ax allowed on deposits o.
NossS depossssdos before July WIN receive interest
nun tnas date 80 - " ttEB : -
DVxNOE6 MADE ON anh 1AvA vNs
a 7 V'sqA ANY GOOD eECuRrTY. ~ - 4 :. r.
ID -a'sI ~ go = t---t.s ecsi tCl rseefs44A
- -ssss lassR u. hAURy 90. enay - r 4.
~ Asspnr' ~ s'l n.c.sesp, va, Jans ~ isr.
NOTICE.. ~. rtra
70 nE HoLpEas BoHss Am sroox or rHz STATS
:. v..-.-x..1- Hae .eta3---1 xss 8st sNFts kaa
~ ~rrr- -4 e1My !. n .A4 .hNqtl94sNtt iee y
Neespectfuly call the attention Of parties Interested
srns s0,lo~ns circular ot hs Second Auditor OF the
ses services fund tho due interess
ssdts collect and remit the July QsS7) interest
An boamunicztious shall have prompt attention.
"a RH. MAuRY : CO.. ,.......
asss .asa stock and ExcsAnge Broksrr,
sAis slsA ss..t- a4ls4so Richmond, Virginia.
aes4 CIRCULAR.
~ INTEREST," ON TnE PUBLIC DsBr. ass .tt
fallA aavta rs.atlU ,arf Erxrn or vnanA.)
< rsrn n - SECOND AuDfTon'x OwrH, y +.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

LIREwoRKs, FIREwORKs, FfREwORKs
EDGES FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKg
The csi The Of oom
mces Of elites and towns that intsnd celebvsuns the
ing lth July large and beautiful q Erhb
ion Work public private dspays which are pre-
pared furnsh In any quantity sod a. short notice.
Committees will n nd II greatly their advantage hy max
ing early application for their displays the laboratory
Jersey City or a. our aeencies In New York. ~ Cedar
All orders by mail or otherwise or erhbitlon wcrs
WIN b. promptly attended and satisfaction
;. q. l. EDGE. Pyrosschuisss,
Jersey City, n. J.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY COUDS.
CRBAT EXHIBITION, ls~
LA COMPAGSIE LyONNArsE
~ BOULEVARD DIES CAPCClNES. S
Opposite the Grand Hotel
HILk STIFFS.
uANTLES vfstTKs. c1.OAKs. kc.
PRINTED MCsLISS,
LACE.
INDIA AND FRENcn CAsHENEnEs,
FANCY TISSUES.
WEDDING OUTFITS
The COMPA0NIE LYONNAISE has the honor 10 inform
American adics they will and at their establishment
the Immediate cutting and making
Dresses the first sys OF fashion and elegant pat
ssyns.
DRESSES
READY MADE AND To MEASURE.
since ils foundation the GO MPAGNtE LyONNAIsE has
sct 70 occupy Itself particularly In the selection OF
articles Of aste and of superior quality consequently this
I aa1i0n.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

U,HE KLoQUENr AND INSPIRED DR. sroRER WILL
before the Society Of splr1tuslss At Masonic
Hail. rhirecnth between Third and Fourth
nves sunday At " and -. o'clock. seats free.
fCHH FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, THIRTY.
u fourth street, wess - Hrnadwsy aud Sxth -
Rev. John Thorn son ~. Service In the lecture
until The consston Of Tho church. 10y A. ~
and ar. n.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

IT o. FARRELL. CARPET AND FURNITURE Is
III. clearing ont hts immense stock A. he about
nsnce building his new wsercoms early in July and oer
I'll Thirty street and sSs and ss8 Eighth agenne
c chance Of half miion dollars Of Carpets nd Furni.
tre st a sacrifice. .M&#N#.E1t
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

UHE M0RAvIAN PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CON-
i eregation. Raw A. A. Renke, pastor. will hold Divine
service the hall - East Tweny-nnth street. between
Madison and Fourth avenues. l0& A.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

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The New York herald., 1867-06-22

HfEfHOFoLfrAN SAVINGS BANK, NOW OCCUPY
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also 81 icndays Wednesdays and Saturdays from SO 7P.
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