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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

Dichnaond Dry Goods
IL Emporium.
Persons visiting Richmond who wish to buy
Dry Goods at the lowest prices, will do well to
call and see the splendid and elegant assortment
at the old established and popular store of
WM THALHIMER & SONS,
315 Broad, between Sd 4 18th Street,
sept 25-tf RICHMOND, VA.
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Cimilis sinlilib,ss Curantur.-Hum

- THreys homeopathic SPECIFICS,
Have proved from the most ample experience entire
success, Slmpe-Prompt-Effcien and Reliable. They
are the only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular
simple that mistakes cannot be made in using them;
harmless to be free from danger so efficient as
to be always reliable They have raised the highest
mendation from ALL and will always render satisfaction
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LitcEafieid e. Co.,
lFl Successors to Mcdaniel lrby)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the Sale and Purchase of
Manufactured. Leaf and Smoking Tobacco,
Coffee, Sugar. Teas, Country Produce and Mer-
chandise generally. Particular attention given
to Country orders for Tobacco, Seeds, SC. No.
Is, Bridge Street (old stand) Lynchburg Va.
sept ll-ly*
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in the
PRICES OF DRY GOODS &c.
This profted by, my beloved, and therefore, is
sue this, my second Proclamation, to inform you
that
SIMON HILB,
AT cRAwFoRD's OLD CORNER, NO. L.,
Stanton District, No. L.,
STATE OF T7RGINIA.
has received, and is still receiving the most extern
siye, the cheapest, the best reconstructed
Stock Of Dry Goods
ever brought to this market
Bought at the Lo,sest Rutes, Just after the
Great Full IN Prices, North,
Ten Days Ago.
The political revolution in our favor, is only
equalled by the downfall in the high prices of
Goods, and, therefore, we can sell cheaper than
ever. The soldest inhabitants of New York,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston informed me
that nothing of the kind occurred before, and
they could only account for it, from the fact that
the people had s.risen in their might" and were
determined to he heard The cry is
.sDOWN WITH RADICALS AND BIG PRICES ~
My stock consists of
Black
and Fancy Silks,
English Merinos, all wool
and half WOOL Delaines, Bombazines,
French and English Poplins, in short, every
thing in the Dress Goods Line, Bugle Trimmings,
Silk and Velvet Trimmings, a large assort-
ment. Of Dress Buttons, Ginghams
and Irish Linen, ed-blank-
etsand Ready-made
Comforts
and Marsailles Coverlits,
English and American Cloth
for Ladies Cloaks, Ok
from $500 to SIS, 90,
French Cloth.
from So, 90 to $1,000,
Cassimeres in same proportion.
50 pieces plain and fancy Flannels,
80 pieces of heavy Satinetts,
pieces of gray factory Cloth,
% pieces Lnseys. and Cotton Flannell
pieces white home made ditto,
superior lot of Imported Cloaks and Cloakings,
10 pieces, 6, 8, g. and l24 Sheetings,
1900 yds. all wool Carpetng-$l,l 10,
home made, ditto, GO cts,
400 punches of Cotton Yarn, number and
quality warranted, at s., 90,
40 doz. Ladies Linen Handkerchief $3.50,
6000 yds best calico, 163.
1000 ditto from 10 to Is cents,
1000 yds Dc Laincs, p cents,
so doz. black and fancy Fur Hats,
at all prices,
1000 dollars worth of
Boots and Shoes for
Men, Women, Boys, Misses and Children,
A splendid lot of Woollen Goods,
Shawls, Comforts, Caps and Childrens wear,
10 doz Corsets from IS cts. to 81 so,
the latter warranted genuine French, with
thousand and one various other articles
not here mentioned.
Call aud examine the stock and judge for your
self. l am satisfied can please in price as well
as in quality.
N. B. My prices above mentioned, means for
cash and for cash only, all articles not paid for
at the time Of purchase, the usual retail prices
will be charged. S. H. HILB.
oct % IF
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7 ames Burke,-

flames Burke,
- tAt tie Asiage,l
q ~ CovIMGEON, VA.
has On hand good stock of Ggoe cries, Dry
oooas; pruse aad Fancy Articles Il low prices
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YOUNG LADIEs.-It is not your dress, your
shawl, or your pretty fingers, that attract men
of sense. 1t is the true loneliness of your
nature that wips and continues to retain the
affection Of the heart. Young ladies sadly
miss it. who labor to improve their outward
looks, while they bestow not thought on the
mind. Fools may be won by gewgaws and
SNOWY dresses; but the wise and substantial
are never caught thus Let moaesty be your
dress.
A West Virginia correspondent says that
be asked one Of the natives what he remem-
bered of Stonewall Jackson. The man said
ale was pinted out to me, aprayin,' and I
wentup and axt him for a gurad when he got
done He said. Guard H-Ly And
thought they rather overdid his religious
yiewsw
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LEANDER WOODS EUGENE F. FAY W. HOWELL REED
Woods. Fay d Reed.
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
&c. Fifteenth Street, Richmond, Va
8 Front Street, New York.
Represented by
C. A. RICHARDSON,
opposite First National Bank,
Staunton, Va.
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OTIEFF.S PIANOS.
- AN ASSORTMENT OF THE
NeaU and Improved Scale,
will be on hand for examination at Hunter Now
Inns Book Store about the 18th of September
Call and see the BEST PIANO now made.
JOEL ETTINGER, Sole Agent.
sent 4-tf
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HENRY MILLER JOHN K. MoLLoY
Henry Miller & Co.,
III IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
In fine Wines, Brandies, Gins, Bitters, syrups,
Cordials, &C., &C.
Corner of Main and 18th Streets, opposite St.
Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va
august 14-;f
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ENAMELLINa LADIES FAcEs-This is the
way it is done, according to La Mode:

way it is done according to La Mode:
You first apply to the human face divine,
wash Of cider water, which removes every
impurity. This done, you lave the face anew
with teped water, then dry the skin with fine
linen till it is perfectly smooth and velvety.
You then apply to this surface perfectly
white, pink white, or a cream white enam-
ell The real Paris enamel or email de Paris
is slightly tinted. 1t is paste, and covers
the surface smoothly, making it marble like.
This artificial covering being thick, lasts a
long time, but the face must not be washed.
In order to remove any impur1ty from the
skin, or rather from the enamel small sponge
dipped in rosc-water is used, and the enamel
carefully restored.
Ristori's face is erameled nightly. The fol-
lowers of this fashion are, in England, Miss
Burdett Coutts, and the fair lady whose has
band refused te.pay several thousand pounds
for numberless enamellings. The price of
permanent enamelling" is $50. If skillful-
ly done, and Che cheeks touched with rouge,
with q little fixed up" of eyebrows, you can
not atinight, and a foot or two of, tell an old
woman from young one.
SHREWD WAX OF CATCHING 1HIEV ES.-
The Paris papers reveal a new style of theft
by which the jewelers. are losers. The thief
enters the shop of dealer in diamonds and
pearls, and asks to see some small unset stones,
He is well dressed and wears colored specta-
cles The sto nes are laid before him, spread
on paper. Being very near-sighted, as his
glasses prove, he is obliged to bring his eyes
SO near to the gems that he can pick them up
with the tip of his tongue, and he keeps them
in his mouth until out Of the shop. If he
fears detection, which seldom occurs he swal-
lows his treasure-whence the slang phrase
of ssswallow it raw, given to this class by
the thieves fraternity. One Ct them was
caught The other day. The diamond mer-
chant, put upon his guard, said he had no
small stoasa, but would have large supply
the, next day A policeman was in waiting;
the diamonds were laid out on paper previ-
ously impregnated with an extremely bitter
drug which, when the thief put his tongue to
them acted so violently on his sense of taste
that he instantly rejected what he had just
taken. The policeman appeared and the
thief was taken in the act
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HAVE just received another supply of Knabe's
i & Co., magnificent Pianos. which offer for
sale at Baltimore prices, giving the purchasers
the benefit Of the freight. have also on hand
second hand Pianos and can furnish Cowhart s.
Needham's elegant Parlor Organs at Factory
prices E. L. IDA.
july 24-tf
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'Ilhe Odessa Patent II cop skirts

FIAhe Odessa Patent III 0Op Skirts
i One of the greatest improvements in that
line, as it can be altered into s'any shape instant
ly" is receiving the most fattering encomiunls Of
all the Ladies who have tried them. We have
just received a new supply Of the same besides a
large lot Of cheaper Hoop Skirts, the cheapest in
market
oct 23-tf G. HIRSH g. CO.
Guitable Present for Everybody is
~ nice photograph Album of which we
have received beautiful assortment, which we
sell cheaper now than ever, if you wish one that
won't break at all, call for the patent Hinge AL
BUM for sale by
oct e3-tf e. HIRsH 4 co.
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Immense Success of the Granite Front
CHEAP STORE
THE ALMIGHTY BUT NEVER LASTING
Dollar

Fire old 1Gt7tcs smoihered, and three small
children run oue, IN the ero,cd yesterday,
XNE have employed Coroner by the year to
w hold inquest, and SPOOL COTTON only s
cents 20 dozen SHAWLS at $1.25 each, sold to
passengers Of the contemplated Excursion on the
Pacific Railroad, and CALICO only 10 cents.
Gen. Thompson writes: '.Your Programme is
all that could be desired" and 30-sping HOOPS.
IS cents.
Shecti3sg, Shifting, Cassinseres,
BROWN COTTON, Dress GOODS, &C.,
are being sacrificed from day break to midnight!
Sundays excepted)
The high priced houses are down on us, but we
continue to sell goods at wholesale prices in spite
of threats or abuse An other young lady .suffo-
cated Excitement ON the increase! No time to
eat, or sleep, or pray The immortal Beecher
and the renowned Barney Hughs will remember
us in their pray ers, and LADIES' CLOAKS only
So
The cry is havoc, and the dogs are unslpped.-
Load yourselves with grcenbacks, and make an
sault on the Institution! Ifyou want five dol
lars worth, bring powerful man to carry them
home! If ten dollars worth, hire horse and
wagon! Let the mother drop her babe-the laun-
dress her smoothing -iron-the seamstress her
needle, and stampede to
l. WITT & BROS,
Cheap Store,
Oct 23-tf1 Main ST.. Stanton Va.
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VIM A. CLARKE, L. H. HUTCHINSON,
with
A A. EItztcheson, No. 1908 Main Street,
n. Richmond, Va, Grocer and Commits
sion Merchant, sells all kinds Of Country Produce
and Merchandise generally, and keeps always on
hand choice assortment Of Groceries, Teas Wines
and Liquors august 7-6m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-11-13

NEW BOOIkS.-A Defence of Virginia
IN land through her of the Southl,
in recent and pending contests against the sec
tional party, by Prof. RoBr. L. DABNEY, D. D.
Louisa Muhlbachs Historical Novels.
sep loft ROBT. CONAN.
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MACKENZIE BROTHERS.
late Thomas Mackenzie & Sons, No. 222 Baltimore
St., BALTIMORE. Established in 1926 Second
Hand McClelland Saddles. Also, all other arti-
cles appertaining to the business. mar 20-1y*
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BALTIMORE, July 3lst 1865.
Dear Doctor used the Nonpareil French Gu
ano by the side of Peruvian ON wheat, oats, corn
and tobacco, and could see no difference in its ac-
ton; if any, it faror Of the former, and be-
lievng it to possess the other advantages claimed
for it, shall certainly apply it alone all my
crops for the future, and freely recommend it to
IA, rnnoraljy
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Gtone. Wilson IL Foster. Wholesale
- Grocers and Commission Merchants, No.
14l0 Cary St., Richmond, Va.
H. J. Stone, Agents for the sale Of saxa-
John 3. Wilson, pahaw. Granite Shoals, Long
Richd 7. Foster, Island Alamance, and Turn
ers' N. c. Yarns and Sheetings. full assort-
ment always on hand. august Aft
Evening star., 1867-05-29
Affairs In 0esrRe,swn.

STRAWBERRY FkSTIv LADIES of the
Brldge. street Pres BY terian Oh urch are holding
asrawberry festival Al the Chapel on West
street, near Congress. to contin ne until Friday
ment OF the church. The affair is in good
hands, and pleasant time may be xpsctsd by
all who attend.
TEE MKRcHANrs' ExcHANeE-A very fair
attsadan ce on change this morning, but q % re-
markable activity in the transactions Of the
hour. Offerings Corn, white, $500 bushels;
corn, yellow, 1850 bushels; wheat. 1850
bushels: -four. 1.ecO barrels. Sales-Wheat,
red, LOCO bushels, al 50; wheat, white, 400
b1s heis, at So 10; corn, white 4, 1OQ bushels at
S1IS; corn, yellow $500, at Si.I4
fIsH.-Tbe receipts at the wharf this morn
ing footed up 5000 herring Selling generally
at "a 81 and s.. Demand limited
AN UNUSUAL srANcE.-Thls morn
Ing the wea known veteran fisherman, J oh n
CLARK, caught sturgeon weighing about $50
pouNos. upon q trot line. 1t is said BY th .
fishermen at the wharves tn at but one 81 ni!ar
case has occurred in this river within their
recollection. fEs
flour and grain. to Geo Waters, aad forty -on g
boats with coal-to Hieston & Co, III 13 tons;
American 90, 1,7i6. tons; Central Co, 1il3 8
tons: Borden DO, 1923 tons; snow & Co,
105.l2 tons; Consolidation o.. 2si.9 tons;
Hampshire and Baltimore Os-. 336. = tons. DE.
parted-Tbe Martha, sundriee. to Ed wards
Ferry Sa!lie Billmyer. do, 70 Shepherdsto wn;
and forty boats light
PORT OF GEORGETOWN Il -Entered-Steamers
Columbia, Harper master. from Baltimore;
New York, Marshall master, from Phila iel ,
pbia; Nor folk, Van ce master, from New York:
schooner Access, Moore master. from Phiia-
delphia Entered and cleared-Steamer Ken =
nebec, Wilson master, from and to Baltim ore.
Cleared-Scbooner Fannie X. Shaw, Shaw
m msstsr. for Boston.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

LITTLE HoPR FOR MAxIMILLIAN.-But little
hope Is expressed at the State Department that
MaxImillan's life will be spared, now that the
news is confirmed that he has fallen into the
hands Of the Liberals. Jaarez, in his com.
munications here, charges that the Imperial
lists raised the black flag, and first executed
Liberal fficers, and that he cannot control his
opder officers in this regard. The Emperor
will probably be shot-most certainly if he
has fallen into Esc0bedo's hands.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
THE VISIT OF

THE VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT TO RA.
LEIGH.
The President having accepted the invita-
ton to visit Raleigh, N. c., to attend the aed.
ication of the monument erected to the memory
Of his father, will leave this city on Sunday
morning, accompanied BY Mrs. Stover, his
daughter, and one Of bis private sesre.aries-
probably Col. Robert johnson. He has no.
yet determined whether he will 60 by steamer
or railroad. Tne party will be absent about
one week
Evening star., 1867-05-29

TIE SOUTHERN MIssIoN-Gov. Bout utwell,
Of Massachusetts, will speak at Leesburg,
Virginia, on Friday, and at Hamilton, IN the
same county, on Saturday. He.is one Of the
most eloquent, forcible and con vim cing speak.
ers in the country, and his services will be of
the greatest value to the union cause in that
StatA
Evening star., 1867-05-29

JOINT COMMIrTHI Oh ORDNAHCD The
Joint Committee on Ordnance. appointed at
the last session Of Congress to inquire into the
subject and report thereon At the next session,
will meet in their room At the Uap,tol to.mor.
row. Their session will be quite lengthy. and
many interesting facts relative to ordnance
and fire. arms will be before them.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
THE RESIGNATION OF ASSISTANT SECRF
TART CHANnJEp

iAhi tHANDLER.
Hon. w. +. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of
the treasury, will to- morrow tender his resig.
nation to Secretary McCulIoch, to take effect
on June 1. To morrow evening Mr.. Chandler
will leave the city for Philadelphia, which
place he will leave on Friday morning and
join the excursion party to Kansas. 1t is
thsught that Secretary M cCulloch will not
accept the resignation Of Mr. Chandler, being
unwilling to part with SO valuable an officer
temporary assistant Will be appointed, and
leave Of absence for several months granted
to Mr. Chandler, in order that he may recrui.
his health.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

THE WHITE HousE.-General George H
Thomas had long interview with the Presi.
dent this morning. A large number Of visi.
tors were at the White House and many sue.
ceeded in having an interview with the Ex.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

SECRETARY BROWNING leaves to-day in q
special train for his home to take some rest for
the re- establishment Of his health
Evening star., 1867-05-29
A Reverend EmbezZler

ERIE, Pa May 9-Rev. JuIius Seymore
VA arrested here yesterday for embezzll n 2
f1fte-n thousand dollars worm OF revenue
clamps. He was formerly clerk in the In
ternal Reyenu. Off ca.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

DETAcHED-Commande W. e. Fitzhugh
has been detached from the command of the
Paul Jones, and placed on waiting orders
Evening star., 1867-05-29
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

lBy Cable TO the Associated Press.]
LONDON. May 29-Nosn-Consols o.; U. s.
5.20e. H%.
LIVERPOOL, May 90 oon.-Ootton Ia firm.
er; sales OF Il, 900 bales; Corn, 39s yo, Callow,
Evening star., 1867-05-29

AfPoIHTED-JoAn Hay, Esq, formerly
private secretary OF President Lincoln, has
been appointed charge d'aNaires at Vienna,
Ignation Of Mr. II otley
Evening star., 1867-05-29

~It was fitting retrbution that the leader
OF the secession movement, Jefferson Davis,
should lose his money condded to the En-.
glish friends Of 'the lost cause" Messrs. Fra.
zer, Trenholm & Oo
Evening star., 1867-05-29

INTERNAL REvRNU8.-The receipts from
this source to-day amounted to S5l6, 6,1l467.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

PArEHrs TO BE EIssUKD.-For the week ending
on Tuesday, the ith Of June, 22l patents will
be issued from the Patent Ofics. During the
past week about $50 applications and IS ca aveats
have been filed.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
Arrived,

A1T1FtU.
NEW YORK, May 29-Arrived, yacht yes.a
from Europe. and Frsnc stpam line of bait ie
ship Jean Bart, thirty-six guns, from An
Bapolis.
Evening star., 1867-05-29
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION

THE MUNICIPAL ELEC rION
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE. &c.
r EsusLIoAs r'ckET
e ALBEk4 as1'is.4F, g. HALL.
F.A. BOSWELL
4 cuARESs iHsseh0' Il BLISS na,.
EIRST ARD.
Tho following tickc. will be sapported by the ro-
teIs Of the First Ward
v, b MAaRuDER
8 I. I PafES2hpHkHsos,
THIRD WARE REPUBLICAN TIoKET.
' A'SS5 JOHN iHS R. ELvANs.
u RioHNRD J. BEALL,
m, b s1eary of Hls w.Ia raq s,SSsss S
AT,hh, MEETING II or TIE VOTERS OF THE
sa,urSas' Ma, 18th the following setss was .on
cossBR1ST1SR 1ESSTkTH usioN MOP TICKET.
xa sffURf 3 h55sE.'tsso!t ht9fR' e'ses term ts7n5
For Common %M 4 cssnoilv Ss1Irx
R6bERr BALL.'
JAMES F. MOORE
FOR fsTsSsHt KfcTHRD B. OWENS. my ata
SECOED WARD REPUBLICAN TICKET.
ZALMON RICHARDS.
FOR GEN hSsncJtGf yoMs S. CROKER.
SHhf WILLIAM RkHHTTHERFoRD.
By order Second ward keeYSI,s.p ReSS;s c,ss s.a,n,
EDWARD AMBUSH 8 Secretary. "' fs'ns"S ms5St
FOE 20 LLEC T oR.
and others, offers himself as a candidate for
Twill be candidate until elected or defeated,
No back out as reported BY some persons, and
hope ,ps t.ts t. get r0using majority y w,,,rrr
INDEPENDENT TICKET-SIXTH WARD.
The following Ticket will be supported at the en-
SAMUEL CROSS.
For Common Council
TRdMks H2Hs I; sGKEkht' s6KMERv1LLE.
JOSIAH l.. VENABLE.
'' CHARLES NELSON. my1s eottsd,e
= FOURTH WARD
ported at the next June election:
'"' GS:SfTsfT SSHSSf N$ f m5SER: a5SxR:
For fs%%;f $%$I $f$fiS Ss'fS'i I$SSE.s5as;y SAH5sy,
0' WILLIAM WILLIAM H. JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

~ We regret to learn that in formation has
reached this city of the death, in Boston, this
morning. of Hon. Albert Smith, formerly mem
Der of Congress from Maine, and brother Of
Admiral Joseph Smith, U. S. Navy.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

NAVAL ORDHRs.-Commander A. Ward
Weaver has been ordered to the command Of
the Rendezvous at the Navy Yard, wee
Skerrett, detached and waiting orders
Evening star., 1867-05-29
= p E IAL TIC e

The Executor 5 Sale of Real Estate Of the late
DR.. Benz. $ Bohrer will take place as follows:
MONDAY. May 9th. commencing at O'Clock.
with the Brick House occupied by j. 5. f. Thorn
on Bridge street, and continuing on Bridge street
and the Canal Wharf property.
Brick House occupied by aser ON HisT Ti street
and continuing to the corner of High AMI West sts
and to Frederick street; and at O'Clock .. M. we
will sell Mount Alto containing about Il acres the
commanding site in the District.
WEDNESDAY. 29th, at o'clock p. m, CONNER
cling at Lot Square q. at the Circle and continue
to Lot 4. Square Is. near the Georgetown Bridge.
Fnll particulars in InreII1gencer.
m 2S-2t GEO. n. BOHRER, Executor.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

THE JAP's GETTING A NAvY.-It 10 under.
stood that the Japanese Commissioners have
effected the purchase OF the Confederate ram
Stonewall, now lying At the Washing gton
NAvY Yard
Evening star., 1867-05-29
AVN IS B ANk.
"a PIN A DAY Is A GROAT A YEAR -

AVINGS BANK.
"a PIN A DAY Is A GROAT A YEAR"
Call at the corner of t-r-.,.-~,-
10TH STREET AND PENNA. AVENUE.
FREEDMEN's SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
as-~ CHARTERED BY CONGRESS. IsE
The Central Office of this Company is now situated
As above and is carried on in connection with the
Washington Branch u7 r
OFFICE OPEN FROM 9 TILL g.. 4
Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received,
and Interest paid on all sums of FIVE DOLLARS
Investments are made in UNITED STATES
BONDS AND STOCKS ONLY, under the direction
of HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ, of JAY COOKE a.
CO., Chairman Of the Finance Committee Of the
The Deposits are now moro than sAoenD.
II. T. HEWITT, Of Now York, President. p. X
@ D.. +. EATON, Actuery.rs
1as W.y.WItS0N, Cashier Of Branch Bank. 4
E4OR 4ALE-A Light FAMILY GARBAGE to
Efse0 tegr pcrsons, nearly now, made -
By one of the keet 0AnNfs1tnfefs in kklst
city, For lertdshl4FGaIllt ~ n 1kA
|:s4ss, |GAsi = la sSs Iss ~ s :ss M
SfNWss"a titsiA & ssU
Evening star., 1867-05-29
A Father Shet by his San

PoUGHKEEPsIE, May 29.-James H Jack
son, a prominent lawyer. was dangerously
wounded last night nv ball from a revolver
fired by his con, who is insane. The son has
been placed IN jail.
Evening star., 1867-05-29

FoR PARDoH.-J. N. MaAtt Commander in
the Confederate Navy, is an applicant for
pardon. 80
Evening star., 1867-05-29

TREGISTRATION NOTICH. PERSONS
N3 who may find their names incorrectly
ssEsIed in the printed poll i-hsts in the various
cepted " hose names do not appear in the lists will
personally or in writing communicate the error to
the undersigned on or before the 29h inst 80 that
be made on the two days appointed for that pur-
pose ne sy Ss t. the Judges of Election By order.
TREGISTRhTI0N N0TICE-The "qusiiied
= .hs. III f S
in open session At TIE cis Hall, from O'clock a. a.
svSsn9s tSs 9.bt %
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Washington May 2l. 1877. my2s-M
THEADQUARTERs REPUBLIOAN GnN
N ERAL COMMITTEE,
. WASHINGTON, d. c., May 25th, 1857.
The, following members Of this Committee were
appointed a FINANCE COMMITTEE, and au
thorized to receive for the use of the
General Committee, viz
SIDNEY w. HERBERT, Fifth Ward, Chm.
WILLIAM SIPHAX, First Ward.
SIDNEY MCFARLAND, Second Ward
WILLIAM A. COOK, Third Ward
J. II. CROSSMAN. Fourth Ward
HENRY BETTER, Sixth Ward
WILLIAM j. WALKER, Seventh Ward
II. A. HALL, Chairman.
BENJAMIN N. NEEDS, Secretary. ms te
n~RULES FOR REVISION OFTHE REGIS
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shop 477 6tb, near D. m 81.