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The stockholders of tie New York in
cbriate asylum ut Binahamton elected as
their annual board of officers, on Tuesday,
DIR. Willard Parker, president William
r. McCoun and Osborn Bird-all, vice
presidents, and Samuel W. lush, sccre-
tdry.
The "boss" plumbers of Chicago, who
last May were compelled to yield TO the
strike of their employees for eight hours a
day, have now struck back and resumed
the ten hour plan. Business is duller M"
than then, and they can better afford The
delay.
The New York convention has rejected
the proposition to disfranchise dcserters
but adopted that di,franchi,lng those wh'
aided the rebellion. Mr.. Greeley WA
unable to carry the CONVENTION for SUM
yersal amnesty and universal suffrage Be-
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'CIIE AMERICAN KING
STOVE


.l.tpr twenty years experience in the manufac-
tu!c oi Stoves, We became convinced some six
year since, that a va; amount Of money was
bein; expended by the people Of this country, in
buying cheap and almost worthless stoves, large
portion of which was wasted; and that true ccon-
omv consisted in buying the best stoves that could
be male, Notwithstanding the price was higher.
With this view we procce lei to construct the
American Cooking Stove and spared no pains or
expense to make It the bst and most Perfect stove
that could be made. And we have experimental
with IL, and carefully watched its operation for ths
last six year,, and when an improvement suggest
ell itself we have at once adopted it, and we have
several OF these Improvements secured by letters
patent. In this manner. We do no. hesitate to
say, we have brought it to higher state of per-
lection than has heretofore been attained in c. ok
Ing stoves. The recent improvements in this
stove has added largely to its convenience and
effectiveness. In all tine varieties of stoves we
manufacture, We study usefulness, durability,
convenience and economy in operation, rather
than cheapness in price, and in doing we arc
satisfied We study the interest Of those purchasing
our stoves.
SHEAR, PACKARD & co,
Albany, \. Y.
For sale 10y NJ H. WEIGH.
lS6m Mhlllchury. Vt.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENTS !
DDCTOR =. HARRIS.

DOCTOR \. HARRIS.
Ia. succeeded in pr"ririn-, llt goat eNpcn-' the
apparatus aud iNtucS for m9uutin. gold and
pla ina luc with
EULCANITE TEETH.
which j. decidedly the best thing over discovered
In the art uf Dentistry for n-crtin, Artificial Tech
DR. II. !, also prepared to do all kind, ol Rubber
Wor. H. Dentistry, the operation of which j.
very trtn, and it j, worth very li.'lc compared
with tie other plates All those who pr,lrr the
Rubber bt-- t. Col or Platila. can rbt,iu thcm
very cheap at the ollie ct DR.. II. who has rl>o
all the latest improvements in the diff cnt fuil>
an material for filing the natural tee and re
storing them to permanent usefulness. Should
iHcl ii woHld preclude the Eccr,-tv II their ever
having artificial teeth inserted ON pli.e ruhhc-
Thinking the public tor their very liberal and
greatly Increased patronage during the past year,
would solicit continuance of the same
NATHANIEL HARRIS.
Mi'dlchurv, July 22l, 1867. lat
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end TO tins barharor- war.
cJ- The Union Il puA'ir.n g,u,r i
committee Of New York have formally
nominated Gen Grant for the ncxt Pres
ident. The campaign will be failure it
;he party nominate Il man who will not
come out Gailly and sqrarely on the Re
publican platform. We want no more
rs lcrs or Jonsons. We want. not only
an 'available caniidite," but IA true
man. ana one we know to he trnc.
In .in-.h ,Ur"eI same OF NOrwich
University.
The following is the order OF exercises
to be Observed ly'thc Grand Lodge Of
Vermont at the laying Of tie Corner
Stone Of the new buildings of the Nor
witch uni,cr.ily at Norwich On Thurs
day Aug 1t 1867:
- ~, W.. C,". = -,
O'Clock p. NJ.
=, r.,,,.,, ;,r, D.
,a
OF c..,,, .,.,,,.ar- Nth.
Templars.
o. ..,..,...r 49,,
.,,;o,i,.
ne recession u""'r "'e''''' oI
= w. "''e'''' a. ''r."' Marshall "'''
'''o'p 10 '''' ''S'''''''' quarters ""'fe
''' NorPo'"''o" anu '''"''5 OIL N'F"'e"
University wal J''n tue Pfo''S'''n' "h'c'
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No, 80 Park Row.. New Yorl

TIM RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for young
people has an amusing full page illusirp-
lions of The nursery rhmcs "As | was
going to St. Ives" by II. l.. Stephens;
and a dozen other illustrations by Champ.
noy, Wand, Benscll and IIenicL, and an
abundant supply Of instructive and inter
csting reading Icy Nieux Moustaehe, w
w. Skies, Jacob Abbott and others. Pub
lished by Hurd & IIoughton, New York
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J ouN NJ. STEARNS


NAErIy Euryztrvtr-rbis il tl,o
fifth volume of The handsome an ponpl,r
Diamond Edition. of Dickens works
and in STYLE and appepronce il is an exact
COPY of the four rlr,,,nt l:t,ln ,,,ln,ns.
that preceded il
.M,rii, Cbuzllew;i' !. If ,u.,.uol ;uio,
est to American readers os il was WRIT, II
soon after Dickens visited th;. country.
and contain, the result of his observation.
On its first appearance If aroused Great
Indignation in the United States by the
severity of its satire. We were ready to
admit that Pech,nilT, iona. Chuz5,evit.
>Iairey Camp, ani Montague rias were
accurate representatives Of En,li,h Soric
~. bat declared that El;i,L P.nram.
Mrs. Nomnv. Colonel Diver. and jeff.
crson Brick were aro.s caricaturcs Of
people living in Americn. But when we
remember the locality of eden" nov
better known TO the world as Cairo. at
the cor hucnce of the Ohio and Nliss,,.;n
~ rivers-the pecularities of the Missouri
bu,l,whnckcrs and their Icndiuo noiitici,u.
at the time Dickens visited America.
and the ou!ragcs all through the recent
rebellion, we may forgive the novelist
ioT doing what the leading illustrated
papers Of the past two years have done
in skcicl;ng society in the border and
, ,,'tn, I,;, ','"'es' i"r Vas Is eH!''!
~ "'' ''"7 'ohc III -i''''i Ni'"'
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Ghe &$r0ister,
MIDDLIIBURN. VT.
49, -.>-~-~ ,-.O-0-~-.-"- H----~N
TUESDAY, JULY, 20, 1867.

70 AjvCriIscrs.--Nl communicates, adj
vsrti,emcnts or notices ror publication must I've
handed in previous to . y. NJ. SATURDAYS. to sc-
care insertion, we ar" obliged 80 20 % press al
an rnrlv hour ON Moutays
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UNION STATE NoMiNArloNs.

UNION STATE NOMiNATIONS.
For Go"oUor:
JOHN Il. PAGE,
OF Rpilau1.
For LIEUT. Gor4uor:
GlN. STEPHEN THOMAS,
OF Wet Farl,-'.
Par Treasurer:
JOHN A. PAGE,
OF Montpelier.
Union county Nominations.
For Senators,
LUCIUS L SMITH, Moukton.
JOHN NJ. DYER, salisbury.
For Assistant Judges,
JONAS y. SMliiI, Adds II.
JAMES NJ. SLAJE, Niddlciury,
For sheriff,
ISAAC ". THlpp, New Haven.
For tate Attorney.
LEVI MFADER, Verge res.
For High BaliG,
EDWARD GO1IlAN, Addison,
For Judge Of Probate. Ai,lison District,
CALVIN g. TtL"EN, MidlieAuty.
For judge , ( Piohote. New Haven District,
HARVEY MUNSlLL, Bristol.
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Address all letters aud orders to GEO. A.OOOkE
& Co. Bankers 30 South Third Street Philadel-
phia, Pa. receivers for the Washington Library
Company, lsiu
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Per Diem.

The General Assembly has placed 'tsei'
in quandary from ovcr-much squeamiSh-
ness at one time and possibly too httie ~
another. The Senate is the most no'd anu
decided Of the two bodies. The most iioe-
raj also: the mos, liberal, II may be said'
10 themselves as well As to others.
Before the recess there was much bag
cling over the question of mileage, which
was at last settled by the determination of
the members TO take mileage, but to re-
icct per diem during the recess. The ira
yelling to and from home during the recess
relieved them from the embarrassment of
drawing constructive mileage. t., the
mileage for journey not performed. A
little reflection, however, upon returning
t. the city, suggested that the bargain with
themselves was hard one, since there
was no necessity TO give up per diem when
the reason for mileage was made unan-
>wcrahe by the actual performance OF the
Journey.
The Senate. which does not do things
half way, passed joint resolution voting
pcr diem during the recess, and sent II to
tie House, which body hcSitatcs. There
!, has failed twice and twice been recon
,;irrcd. Yesterday it failed not for the
WANT Of the constitutional vote, but 10y
having the majority against it; but was
Immediately reconsidered. We suppose
j, will pass, but il will be done with bad
grace after these reflections.
Tor ourselves, We consider that legisla-
tors ought 10 receive no pay as with the
British Parliament, or they should be well
paid. True, everything should be done &C
carainr 10 law but when gentlemen make a
decision concerning pay in their own favor,
i orrht 10 be done without atiectation.
The promptneSS and frankneSS of the act
ought 10 be>pcak their sense of their right
in ;i, matter. We are for the most lbc-
raj construction of all questions about per
diem and mileage OF members. They
make great sacrifices in their long absence
from home and business, and demagoguery
j. uvver employed at smaller game than
when whiting down the compensation Of
nvu serving the public in the most impor-
taut relation at great personal incon-
vvl!vLcc and often injury.
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"1N MEMoRrAM is the title of we'll
executed picture published by the Ma
tional Photograph Company of New York.
1t was designed by w. I. MORGAN and
ANTHONY DlRRELL, of Petersburg-two
Confederate soldiers. The main feature
is the late Confederate banner represented
ns in upward flight, with the motto, "Thc
"warrior's banner takes it flight to greet
"the warriors soul" The figure Is IN a
circle, around which are grouped, very
credi,ably, the eight at Hampton Roads"
the "Charge in the Wilderness" "The
Crater" and after the Surrender"
The picture has good deal of merit in
both design and execution. WILLIAM Y.
CAvASArGHis the agent for this city.
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az TOO LATE FOR THE GREAT EAST
ERN.-Eighteeu cases and thirteen bales Of goods
purchased hy our agents in France and Ireland
having arrived at Liverpool too la'e for the Great
Eastern, and finding our stock rapidly declining
under the continued rush OF patrons for the past
two weeks, we telegrsph"d 10 forward by steam
ship Scotia. The steamship Scotia made the trip
in time to connect with the steamer Albemarlc for
this port The goods by this arrival are decidedly
the cheapest hat have been offered since 1851
English Berage at 2oc.;
Mozambiques at 2Sc
Linen Haudkerchicfs at 81 IS, $780, and Sl.75 per
dozen:
Huckaback Towels. warranted all linen, at 81 so
par dozen, worth - 50 very superior article
at -. so per dozen, worth 81:
Linen Table Cloths at II and sl.25, worth $3.50
and 80
Larse.size NAPKINS, warranted all linen, at 80 per
dozen, worth $3.50;
Hems,itch,d Handkerchief at so and Sec. worth
&c and 81:
Real Russia Crash a. l2!c., worth lSl:. per yard;
Heavy Huckaback Towe!ins at soc. worth 5Cc.
Heavy Table Damask at 81 worth 81 so;
Linen Collars neatly embroidered, at 15c. per do.
zen, worth So;
Real Maltese Lace Collars at so and T5c., worth 81
aud ~ 80;
Berage for Wells, all colcrs, at soc, worth 75c.
Embroidered Collars at soc, worth 75c.
Infants Frock Waists at Soc, 75c., and II, worth
double the money:
Nainsook Muslin AT CSC, worth Ioc.;
Extra fine Checked Muslin for dresses at Soc,
worth 75c.:
Silk Harksrchiefs for gentlemen at I5c, worth
SIPS;
Also. III low prices, lo!. Ill, and L. Linen and
Cotton sheetngs;
Pillow case Cottons at Csc
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3irhmond Dispatth.
The General Assembly

--on yesterday resolved to adjourn on
Monday next. The session has been the
longest, We believe, that ever was held by
the Virginia Legislature. The amount of
business disposed of in some way or other
has been large.
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On Tuesday morning the 23d inatant, NJ S
o'clock, ISABEL { ,RLlLE, only child OF Joseph
I. and Emma c. Vest aged twenty one months
and twenty-five days.
ltake these little lambs, said He,
And fold them Ia my breast,
Protection thew shall find In me,
And on my bosom rest.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
resrtc.fully invited 10 attend her iuneral THIS
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock from the residence oil
her father, on Canal between Byrd ana Arch
streets.
Staunton papers please copy.
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re CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The fol-
lowing series of resolutions wers unanimously
adopted at meeting OF the firm Of
A. HlRSH CO., 627 BROAD STREET,
In which the citizens of Richmond and the sur
rounding country are deeply Interested
Whereas 1t being the intention Of A. HlRSf1 TO
withdraw from the firm on the lat day Of July,
1857, therefore be II
Rrsoirci, That we will from this day offer our
entire stock of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOOTS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
and our WINTER GOODS at less than cost.
R,soiced That should there be a decline In the
market, the prices will be correspondinely lower.
A. HlRSH < CO.,
aro3 CT Broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Il VIRGINIA HALL.-OPEhal /,
~ AND DRAMATIC ESTERTA1NMh'Isa An
soci alton Of ladies' ar gentlemen amatsuM Pic
ENTERTaINMENTs for the benefit OF the poor
and other laudanie objects commencing on TUES,
DAY the s2d Of April and conunnlnk . ,"r tnr.
0PERbrTA OF La SIN SAMBULA, Mr a ~, II,
specially for these entertainments, t"ye'nh WIN
n Light COMEDY, will he presented each ~
ming. Tickets and books Of the opsr.ua MY w
obtained At Me,-rs Stevens Pegram = on broaa
street : Mt Gobhardts music store ~ baak'v "a
tntaa I'LL mann 23-ts
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PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article #
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price Of 81 per gallon
Determined to kesp pace with the age in my bu-
siness and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything in my line at the
smallest profit have this day reduced the price OF
my ,..,,,,, ,r,. ,,r,r
10 a. 80 per llon and respectfully invite the at
ton Of families parties, Tic-ucs etc, 10 this re
rcti,n. with the assurance that all orders will b"
filled with promptness and fidelity. Send in your
ordersto \. AHI"Ni'
an 2o-lm Il05 south side # Main street.
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PERSONAL

DERSONAI.-I wish TO obtain inior-
/ nation in regard 10 my wife, SUSAN. and TWO
CHiJpRES-oue a girl, named NELLY, ard the
other boy. named CARTER They formerly be-
longed 10 Mrs. Ann Cook. Of Clarke comfy, and |
belonged to Hugh Nelson, Of the zane county
Abuut the time General Lees army went into
PennsvIvauia we were all brought 10 Richmond
and sold and separated. Any Information as 10
them left at the DiSpatch office will be than kfuliy
received. GEORGE PEAkMAS,
an % as Coored
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MODEL EXHIBITION
Of the Nineteenth Century.
THE CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,
from Bstty's Royal AmphitAcatre, Londonl.
MApAAs HELEN BRIDGES,

from Batty's Royal Amphitacatre, London).
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,
Premier Equestrienne.
MISS AMELIA BRIDGES, the graceful and brill
liant artist on the Elastic Rope, who stands above
all other compeers.
Mr.. JOHN BRIDGES, Master of the Stud, and
Equestrian Director
MR.. EDWIN CROU ESTE, the original Converse
tionalist. late of Lont's Circus, who is the very
embodiment of humor, mirth and wit, will also
appear and relate some anecdotes, tell several
happy stories ana crack number Of telling Jokes,
that must please those who can appreciate and en-
10y clever things well told ard portrayed and vi
wildly deliEcated.
Mr.. GEORGE BACHELOR, the great vaul;er
and leaper of the age, will execute his Flying
Leap through the air, and finish with his double
.omersault.
HARRY CADOEA, the most Versatile Performer
in the world, will, At each performance, give his
inimitable somcrsault act through balloons, can.
vass, &c, &c.
Mr. WILLIAM DONALDSON, the celebrated de-
INeatOT OI Negro rtCeINIllALies' ahi E-tAIopldu
Clown.
ASHTON and WINNIE, the astounding Gym
nasts.
ROBERT HUNTER, Leaper.
WILLIAM MORGAN, the Wild Horssman of tie
Plains.
JOHN NAYLoR, the most afable Of Ring Mas
ters
MIR. II. JENNINGS, Scenic Equestrian.
Professor THOMPSON, Trainer OF Animals.
WILLIAM SMITH, Mr.. POWERS, Mr.. SOM
MERs, Mr.. HEPPARD, and a host of Acrobats
Tumblers, Gymnasts Equines, and Auxliaries
Acting Bears, Sacred Bulls, Performing Dogs, etc.
forming the largest and greatest variety Of per-
formances ever given by any Travelling Troupe.
ADMISSION ......,..................FI CENTS.
Doors open at and o'clock performances
commence all Lour after.
viii also exhibit at Stanton on THURSDAY,
April 25th Charlottesville, FRIDAY, April 2eth
Lynchburg, SATURDAY, April 25th. apl7
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VERY VALUABLE BRICK TENF-
MEyT on THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS ALSO,
NINE BRICK TENEMENTS, IN SIDNEY, ON
CHERRY AND DOVER STREETS, AND TW ENTY-
FfyEACRES OF FELTil.E LAND NEAR To THE
RESERVOIR. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be
sold At anction, on the premises, on DNESDAf
the 7Ith of April, 1897, commencing at o'clock Z.
NJ E., in the order advertised the following yalna-
ble proDerty-viZ First one Of those BRICK TE-
NbMENT. on the south side Of Main street, ad
Joining the drug store OF Nr John w. Rison,
Gently occupied by James +. Douglass. 1t l. well
arranged for family grocery store. A fter which,
say at O'Clock, on The premises, those NINE
NEW BRICK TENEMbNTS in sidney, the
west side of Cherry street, and on the south line
Of Dover or Cary street-eight Of them are used
dwellings, and the corner one for store and
dwailing. They are well huilt, and are occupied
for the most part by good, paying tenants. ater
which, At the sam place, will be sold TWENTY
+ We ACHES IF VERY FERTILE LAND, in the
plan Of Ritchis's Spri1g, short distance west of
the reservoir ard within two hundred yards Of
the new corporation line. This il really most
valuable tract OF land, as besides being very fer
tile, II has on II a fine building site.
Terms nne-thtrd cash balance at four and
eight months for negu liable notes interest added,
secured by trust deed. The taxes for this year
to be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, GODDlN 4 APPERSON,
an AuctlUneers.
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ess- THE HOME TESTIMONY ALREADY
on file at WOODS Pharmacy is amply sulieientto
place the CASTALIAN CREAM in the front rank of
hair-tressings and toncs. For sale by the city
druggists. ap -
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BY z. b. Cook, Auctionser,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

STOCK OF CONFECTIONERY AT
- AUCTION. AT the request of mr.. John Fry,
who IL making change In business will sell al
auction, on THURSDAY the Ash instant, at 10
O'Clock at the store No. 40 Broad street between
Eour.h and Fifth, the entire STOCK OF CoNFEC-
TlOSERlEs AND FIXTURES, consisting OF
good SHOW CASES,
COUNTER SCALES,
STOVE, &c,
French ard DOMESTIC CANDIES,
CANNED FRUITS,
NUTS, SATCFS,
TOYS, FIREWORKS, SC.
After which,
MAHOGANY PIANO,
lCE-CREAM TABLES,
CHAIRS.
Several SOFAS,
Lot CROCkERY, &c.
+. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
V. WISFREE, Salesman ap2l
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DRIcK DWELLING. on SOUTH

IS SIDE OF JACKSON BETWEEN FoUsHEE
AND ADAMS SHEETS, Fox SALE AT AUG.
TON. Immediately after the above sale, .ay ats
o'clock 7. NJ We Will sell ~ auction, on the pre-
misses, the PROPERTY situated ~ above de-
saTihei. The dwelling contains six rooms, bee. i,s
kitchen. The 1T iruuJ, =! feet aud runs back %
an alley.
Terms one fourth cash balance a. t. :, and /.
months. for negotiable Il tss interest added, -.
cured by trust deed. Taxes for t.BT - be paid
by TIA" purchaser. GkUBBS = WILLIAMS,
ap.2 AHof4uUE-Tss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oNA GEM AT LAST.

oN- GEM AT LAST.
CHALFAHT's COCOA CREAM.
A MOST CHARMING PREPARATION FOR
THE HAIR.
ITS DELICATE PERFUME COMMENDS A
WELCOME TO EVERY FAsTIDIoUs TOILET
ALL TIE DRUGGISTS KEEP 1T.
BUY CHALFANT's AND NONE OTHER.
ap2i-ts
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MARRIED,

Ry the Rev. +. NJ. Peterson, on the 23d instant,
in this city, Mr.. WILLIAM I. AYRES Of Char
louc>vlle, and Miss CATHARlNE Z. TURNER,
Of Renrico county.
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MIKE LIPM A N
COLOSSAL CIRCUS
TRAINED AMIN ALS,
at New Orleans for the season OF 1857.
NEW CANVASS,
TRAPPINGS,
wARDRoBEs, &C., &c.
The most mertorious and attractive concern ever
organized.

The management, having every facility at their
disposal. capital at their comman nd. and know
ledge OF what style OF entertainment would suit
the people and meet the appreciation and cordial
support OF the inteiItctuGi, rsfned, and religions
portion OF the community, determined to form an
institution Of which they could be Justly proud,
and that would enable them to rest assured that
when their manifold attractions were presented,
and had been seen, that fu'l satisfaction would be
given to and acknowledged Ivy their patrons.
TALENT, NOVELTY, WONDER, SUPERIORITY
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, ARE SA.
LENT POINTS PLAINLY
DlSCERNIBLE
IN THE
GREAT SHO w !
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az NOTICE.-we invite the attention OF deal
ers to our large catalogue sale Of
DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, &c,
10 commence at 10 o clock THIS MORNING.
PAINE i CO.,
ana Auctionears.
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HORSES STDIEN.-Stolen on Sun
L i day morning the lith instant, from ~
my farm, T w . HORS b some BAY >LRN
MARI, xix years old. slight blemsh ipAZA
one eye. and shoe off front foot aud one
soAN HORSE, medium size, tive years old, fine
style and action lie Is uewly shod ] Will pay
twenty five dcllsrs for the recovery Of the horses
and twenty. five dollars for the apprehension and
delivery Of tho thioves in Richmond.
MakTiN 4. TAYLOR,
22-lw two miles north OF Rich mond.
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MEETINGS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICE.-There .,e--,. Ill.,.
- will be a called meeting Of Hen f...fS>.
derson Lodge. No. 1903, |. q o F.,
To NIGHT "Wednesday. April ?! -..s.utr>~
Il; o'clock, on business Of importance.
By order Of III" n 6
ap 2I-lt JOSEPH Il. NADEN, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-24
AUCTION sALEs-THIS DAY.
BY Regnault X Co, Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

BY Regnault X Co, Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUh
IL NITURBA AT AUCTTON.-On WEDNESDAY
MpRSISG the Path instant, commencing AT ~
% lock, will sell nj the residence Of family
dacl in'ng housekeeping lover Mr. w. L. w Iay-
lor's shoe store corner broad ard Fourth sreetsl
handsome assortment Of very EXCELLENT FUR
NIrURf. consisting in part Of
CABINETS,
BUREAUS,
WARDROBEs,
Hair and sHUCK MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS.
wAsHsTANDS,
CENTRE and DINING TABLES,
SOFAS,
BEDDING,
BLANKETS,
CROCKFRY and GLASSWARE,
l SUPERIOR COOKING STOVE and UTEN-
SlIS, r
besides the usual variety of KITCHEN WARE.
The re,idence. consisting OF eight rooms, VIII
he rented pri vataly for the unexpr.d lease, exp-
ring November IS next. REGNAULT & CO.
ap23 huctioheers.