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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31
DIED,

Suddenly, on yesterday, OF disease Of the heart,
Dir; RICHARD Z. WbsT, In the forty fifth year
of his age
His friends are invited to attend the 'uneral
from his residence, corner OF S-oond and Jack
son streets, THIS tsa,urasy) AFTERNOON at s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

sa GENERAL AGENCY FOR The
sontbsrn States of the MANHATTAb LIFE In
sURANCB COMPANY OF NEW TOEk, Rioh
mond, Virginia.
ANNUAL lNCnMg.................... SsU00 WV
hPLUS...................... r'"'',S
Expenses lesa than any Cash Company.
Liberal mod Is OF payment OF premiums
insurers receive the largest bonus ever given.
Dividends made annually on all participating
policies.
No claims unpaid.
Policies incontestible.
All polfoter non forfeitabls AFTER thrse years.
P. T. MOORE, General gent Richmon
j. ADaIR PIEaSAETS,
General Agent for Virginia, North and sou'h
Carolina Georgia, Florida, and Alabama
j. s. ID. COLLEEN, Medical Exa miner.
OfHce No. 1921 Main sneot (oror Telegraph
.R,o auin I'm
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BOOKS, Stationery, dc.

GAVE YOUR MONEY!
BUY YOUR PAPEns AT aMtTh'S'
se6 Broad street n-xt TO PlIxihis.
He refs
CHIM1RY CORNISH II ten eonts,
HAKPkR'S wBkKLY n tan oenS'
l. ~LIBs NRwS a. ten cents,
THE POLICE az TTgs st ten cenW'
EET YORK CLIPPBR atI~n cents.
WAvRRLY MA9AE NE a. nnHen o
Iil the eRPTRMHhR MAGAZ. D b are out'
NV BO, KS just received a
rap RS ana hiasH1ines au2
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31
IuHN II. TYLER & Co., Successors

IuHN II. TYLER & Co., successors
mond, va, respectfully call attention to th-!I
WITCHES and CHANs, CLOCKS, JBWRtkY,
and STEEL SPBCTACLaS and EY s-GLssSES
not surpassed by any class OF gots In the coun!ry
az 10 quality, and which tn y viii cell at price, ;.
Their present stock 10 we'll selected and very CON.
piets, and consists OF the most de7irshs and
fashionable styles usually kept Ia Dirt cas- Jaw.
slYy Establish In e nts and to which they are con.
stai,tIy adding new goods. They continue, az
heretofore to order direct nom thu f.etorie- what
ever articles their customer may Iestrs and 1t
IN a sh o1tsst possible notice Hair 1gWEl.RY Of
every description made to ordsr WATCH Rg.
PAIRIS8 done In the very oest manner by The
most sxpsrlansed watch ma kern In the country.
nv 10
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SDec5NL Notices.

rrO PHYsICIANs.-Oil Brig sfon, euiph.
ANON .. IN ,ph. Csdmiam. Lep'sndhn "as,a.e o.
C.r.um. Lsets.s Of ouinius, Acetate OF n,, :,
ca,bolio ,cid. Also. Boudaults Pepslns' hI.n y
ps,., ma. and Wine OF Pepsine. the genuine p,e2a.
rattou. and consequently reliable. soia An1 u''
a..,hv L. WAGNER, Apotheesy,
corner OF Sixth and Broad sEes"'
An s1-'t~ NO. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

JpHN D0OLEY, Hat and cap Manu-.
y facturer and Dealer, 1911 Eagle 'quare, ca
Main street. Rich mond, Va is daily r-cev- ~
Ing and manufacturing all styles Of s'aple6~
| and fancy Hats and Caps Wool Hats, mems and
boy. from the lowest To the highest price; Fur
and Silk Dress Bats Of all grades
Just received very beautiful lot OF Military
Caps, for off GERS and privates
Wholesale merchants would do we'll to call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

A hUTHrR SUPPLY OF FkkSH
"A HUPs tlaet sropl Just received. and old by
80, l.. WAaSkk. Druggist
~ al-7S corner OF Sixth and Broad Streets,
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IX7OUDHOuSE q PAnHAM HAVE

NUUDHOUSE = FahH AM u = Z
w Fox SALE
sort. prcs. 81 90
The Electi n ii Repre- seulativ-s, tarIla-
mentary and Nuuic pal. T 'eaii'e By
Thomas Hare, h-Q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bo
On The Boulevar b; together W tn Trips to
Normand, and Br'ttany. BY w. sIanch-
ard Jurroid 2 vols. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
The Seven Weeks War in Germany ltshn-
t.csdents aud It's Incidents. BY n. NJ
Hozier, +. G ). 2vols svo with msps, 10 90
The Cultivation Of the Native Grapa, antthe
Manufacture OF American Winss. BY
orse husman.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

ISSUE PEAS received, and sold by
W,0akR. rpah-cary,
corner OF sixth and broad str--ts.
al III nv near the NAV ket.
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GOOD NEWS TO HOUSEKEEPERS
AND THE PUBLIC.

Flour has fallen, and we are determined, as
usual, to give the public the benefit Of the decline
In the way Of
LARGE AND SWEET LoAF-BREAD.
Why will you continue to bake your own bread
this hot weather. when you can send to r. 3.
GILL's BAKERY, No. II Broad street, and at his
branch, one door from the corner Of Broad and
Sixth streets, and get more BAKED BREAD for
the money than shat on can buy the -four for2
BREAD, CAKES. and CRACKERS sold, whole
sale and retail as low az can he bought an where
else in the city, and the quality guaranteed Il
give satisfaction.
au2 Adv T. 3. GILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31

Opening THIS WEN at WV.
" Lana tO.'h maxnihcant assortm- mt OF rich
JEW ELRY, WATCHES, and slLvERw
fresh from the factories OF Europe and America
LADIES' SETS OF PHYS and BAhRiNG.-ths
Dis11EDs, PgARLs. gMgRALDs. and o.hs,
BLEGANT WATCHES, with all the improved Al,
SUPERB LEnNTINB CHAINS and PINS.
DIaM"ND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
CAkD-C ASSS, BANfkBRCHlEP- HOLDERS,
and a great variety OF bes utifrl
PhESEST .TIuN GOODS.
An endless variety OF STERLING SlVBRWsRs
In cases, at prices, AZ low H. any hou-e Ia New
York or Philadelphia Call and examn- Al
SbWLAN i CO.'S,
corner Of Main aud Tenth -tr--t,
ia 10 above ,ba prei-nics
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31
MI E w B 90 Z =.

r WALL TURNER, Wholesale News
y . and Book Agent, Richmond, Va. Every.
thing required by the trade fut nished at lowest
prices. au ~
DINDlNG AND BLANK B OKS-
ID RANuoLPH i ENG ISL, 1922 Main street.
courts. cl-rke m-rch ants. ard banks. for over
thirty years and ar still prepared 70 make TO
der at short tee Blank oks In their Usual best
tn.nnar and BIND aa X In any style aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-31
De3ltjSt7.Y.

TOHN Ma HOHY, SURGED> DEN
" list. has reduced his prices 10 suit the SNsE
times, and 10 now doing every description WYE
OF work In bis profession on terms and In
a manner that will insure the entire satisfaction OF
his patrons
All work warranted 10 please. Specimens OF
every style to be seen at the office
DIR. hA1oNY has been IN the profession 'or
thirty years, the last nineteen OF which be IS
praciic.d In the city Of Richmond. and 10 BIS
many patrons during that ong period he ters tof
testimony ~ 10 the complete. artistic, and sAA',
factory character OF his work In tho ssVefs!
branches OF bis business
TEETH EXTRACTED
without pain by new and perfectly safe me'hod.
bnics and residence 10 6.5 MaiD street ao"'s
Seventh J"
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Real Estate Agencfes
JeaUeLers, &c.

II FRANKLIN, OPfICtAN (formsrlv
LIE FRANKLIN & COZ, tries the human -.
@O@ . ann ' .sl... ,s' 9N@
DAILY with his celebrated BRAZILIAN Pgtgr,
and nEHiseUs GLASS sPscT.rLEs, thus ia.
proving md strength ming tue sight.
PEBBLES and GLASSES in Gold, Silver. Steal
and She'll Frames.
GLASSES. MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS
etc, at eastern prices.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES aud superior Gil .ssZs
inserted in frames TO order.
E. FRANKLIN, Optician. Q Main street.
au24 above h. post Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

: Gin Al EvxDEMrH.
me-, !, ,.s. !; 81 e !. c..u,.,.A
ana HunBs
'..gs';;;::;:!tlE:lK.Hl4|;N'9l.
Tally, one of the counsellor the defense, mar
rated the following story:
;,tsfEssIC 3';i y: f.: s. :. ;:H
strongest clrcumstantial evidence, he referred
to trial that took place in this very court
about thifNrstsN asos Essa. asnW
Judge Canonge then presided in the court,
and Mr. Muzurean was the attorney general.
There then lived on the Bayou road man
atc6s ~ q 80 jeSrs old. He MasEi3 - ID.
a Y. ~ ne rss'hy I ssn' 3. lsas
broken he was very inhrm in health. He
John every evening and catching fish to eell
in ,ht market the ne II 1horhing One moon.
light evening, while sitting on the bank of the
bayou, fishing as usual, he saw lady dressed
in white. in company witha gentleman, walk
ing on the road beside the bayou. They were
quarrelng as they passed him, and his atteq'
ton was attracted By hearing them quirrsl.'
After they passed he resumed his hshlng,
and waited until he had caught his usual sup>
ply q He then started home with his basket.
As he reached the place known as the . CO.
qnet he heard a loud cry and soon after
feebly cry. Advancing in The direction OF
the sound, be saw a woman in white gown
lying on the pavement and coming to the wo-
man he perceived that dagger had been
stabbed into her bosom. Thinking torelieye
her took the dagger by the handle and drew
it out. As he did SO o watchman grasped
him. The woman was killed.
The poor fisherman was tried tor the nur-
der The case WAS made out clearly ~ ainst
him. He had been detected ia the aet- bend
ing over the body of the deceased with the
weapon IN his hand. He was convicted, and
was hung at Congo square. About SIX months
after trial was going on IN Judge Canon,
COS court citizen called as juror said
be did not wish to he on the jury. and wished
to speak a few words TO the Judge. The
Judge allowed him a private conversation.
Supposing that he might have serupies about
capital punishment, the Judge asked him II
that was the reason he objected to being on
the jury. 81 No. he answered. that is not
the reason. Isaw .the fisherman hung for
the murder of my wife. He did not do it.
killed her myself from Jealousy The
Judge sat ,peiri6ed. The man made for the
door, escaped, aad has never been heard of
since. t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
saex rossnor avn Bay. Byz1sn--I. x.s

Buck poxgRor AND BES. BuTLEn-- Il WA
announced day or two ago, that General
Butler bad instituted proceedings against
Brick Pomesoy. of The La Crosse Demo.
Graf. for libel laying his damages al one hun
bred thousand dollars. AS some persons
may be curious to know wherein the libel
existed, We reproduce the offensive para>
graph. II occurred in the course of an indie
cent article, in which Butler is introduced il
this style:s
:. Het horrissey never stole spoons, watch
es and Jewels for his wif8 as Ben Butler ha
When he fought with Heeran be did not pick
his rockets, or insult his sister or mother, as
the Brute Butler insnlted the women of ting
South. who were robbed by his orders, and
rayished By negroes and drunken whites with
his consent. in retaliation for expressing theit
disguss q ~ ssnaltiss.n@ 8 u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
A Strange W .y OF Getting a Husband.

A matrimonial commission agent was be
fore the Judge of the Rochdale England1
County Court. The agent, whose name i
Thomas Ciegg, sued Charles Derrick. q moul-
der upon the following bill of particulars
:. Charles Derrick, debtor 10 Thomas Clegg.
for finding hi sband, valued at ESQ; com
mission. per cent. per annum >. amount,
81 los. !" Mr. Hartley, who appeared for
the defendant, remarked before any evidence
WAS gone into, Ithat the lav would not allow
the plaintiff To- recover. The claim was for
commission on ESQ at 5 per cent, which
announced TO IL lbs. The law on that point
was thai a contract 10 procure marriage be-
tween Two parties for reward was void. The
plaintiff sued for commission. The plaintiff
said /" On the Goth OF May this lady, then
Miss Porter, contracted with me, while she
was rocking in "a chair. TO get her husband.
She said she whs twenty SIX years Of aye, and
not married vel and she added, And
think. someho|. | shall never be married.
She then agreed to pay me5 per cent. on ESQ
per annm. IL would &c, her her preqen,
husband Charles Derrick, aud did The
Judge held that il was ain Illegal claim, and
dismissed the claim. - london paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

A LOVING wife drove up to one Of the Raltl>
more police stations lew days since, and
having cnmmnuoas ed with the officer, deliv.
cred over to him her husband named William
Hook. who was tied hand and foot. She
stated that she had followed the army for
three years as ash woman, and had accu-
INFLATED two thousand five hn ndred dollars,
with which she had purchased snug little
farm, and that her husband had become dis
sipa.ed, and 1T divers lines had attempted to
kill her and the children. At this par, Of the
story she became indignant, and, throwing
him down bound him band and foot, and TO
use her expression. Here he is, and want
him sent to jail. Her request was complied
with, despite the appeals Of her fallen .liege
lord"
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GRE AND PREVENTIVE OF FEVER 1 AGILE

T. W ia l+t-Ht
~Priec, SO cents per Box. -
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Nabe1 % att GttqR
-
POET r Y.

- -----
THE LONG AGO.
onthat dap se,ifine shorsE "a
Frequent pearls OF beauty lie,
Where the passion wsyes of yore
Fercely beat and mounted high; !,
eorrowS that are sesrsvs sill 3
Lone theif bitter taste ofwoe;
Nothing's slt0sethsr IN saTa
In the griefs oflong ago.
5 Tsfsbs where lonely love fepinss,
chastity tenements or tears,
Wear the look Of happy shrines SIS
Through the golden mist Of yeArss
Death to those who trus, in good,
yindicatcs his hardest blow;
Oh we would not, IL we could,
Wake the slecp aflong ago. &
Though the Doom OF swift decay
Shocks the soul where life is strong,
Though for Trailer hearts the day
fingers SD and and over long.
Still the weight will find . heaven,
Still the spoilers hand is slow,
whiie the future has its Heaven,
And the past ite long ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

Trcui and AIR Soseier 18Th 1876, 1irn ssill isast
la cx,aatta-, NTH IN ~<~tru bns- tss 10 snws =
FROM pINkIRK AND SALAMANCA
b, Sex York iitne from L Zion nslSts;
600 n. New York Day Express, from
e4lRnsapes, t-undats exceptes3 ssap, a, Her
nei!.sM : -, a. IA tBkit), inferssctiHs iih the
san a. IN Dsy hxp 4rosa kuIslo4 an arrives
IL NV York II ipsso .. n
ITO A. II. express mail, frea D4pklrk, fsun.
easstIce tie1J ri p ~ ssisusSn5a 20 =,
Asd crnacsis Il 80 Exrrtss lal tfom But
fsso. and . rive IN e~ IL kat s.fls
Alb p. n new York Night Expresa, from
Danki X, ~ u lays rscePte4f tt0,= II ts,smsb-
CA c: s D N os-spf;35 p N Sap turner's Is
q M fssft1 ADD arrisks iu New tx At 10 81 p.
m eonn sc,iug VIA Afternoon frAits and stsam-
ers f5s ssys set. s,si New ku. Iand tilies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

FROM BUFFALo-Bs New York time from De
pot cor. txeh-pse nj Acsisan.s,te l.
8 80 A. N. new York Day Express, tsun-
da,se.e ptco J. 7tol a. uer.e J., fSe e.soA In, I
tBku, su.lasbsrta :. % p M. ia -, III mr. 8
so5p rs- e, p }, ava ssrfs. IN Rev Yovk leso;- /
m csputcs, ii Greet heui With DsfsUsie, Lick /
a~snna Western nxiiresd. aud at Jersey city I
wiih aaiElI Exgfe ssf sia .; Aes .fe'set kail I
road { y Phfistfe ~ s. eatir end aAsh;ng, \. /
s.3o A. NJ hxprsss HAIL, sis .,en I'D Her |
York az go o. ce,s j, Eis,,t. "a h H,r;a- !
era -utfal failwas for liar stsrg, PAiaee rais.
Rsstrrrr-. ws-hin sts~ SAD T-osnt- -euis.
a.20 p. N. Lightning Express, Sundays ex- |
r. r3p.esl ss,,a. a'ss.. r s.isT - p,,a y sp II
Jersey City With Moruibg Kxp1e-- Train y New
Jet. R.s ID = ,,, ns,sneIr I'd asss'sn
go y 81. ss~ York Night Express,
80 DaIaas sep. At aofselsaill.lase ,, -. tsapj
It. r.H ss, fli II * so Il II on a N.e
coso.ets at EiinfA for Harrisburg, Phi'sdtphls
i12o r. NJ. Cincinnati Express, ssuDasys
esexp4ss} ffsp stswqurh :nfss ~ a m tBkirr
Turner. liz ,. N. (ons), and arriv- II Ks~
sp nsis = ] 1asss-sn. s-arr ks,,so.sis
Scranton rfeu.o -ni. Phiieie N a, $40 at Ne ~
go.tor and N-w England Cities.
=, On. ID ss lsss a.. ss s e. s'ss lssis
Is ,Sa-, sal. = r5.-r,a..: nm s IL
Baggage al Transferred rse Of charge in New York
~, mrs, y,srtlA4rp .sn nos- re.urrors SNIP
rxa Co.cHu ArlN THE WORLDLY sccompa-
by all night trains on this railway
BAGGAGE ca EcxED rnR0UdH,
lad FAR, ufst1vs to,r b shy afhsS Rosk. 2
r7Ask aYoR ffcxErs VIA l2ik RArwaf,sEs
which can be obtained 1t Ill Principal Ticket
ofic-s in the West snd South West
HS49ApfA ar ~ Bro al
jsp5 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

WELpIxG WITHOUT HsAr 1t is curious
fact that iron. and even steel, can be welded
BY pressure. or by pressure combined with
friction or rubbing. This may be seen in the
action of the nail machine where two or three
nails or tacks come together between the
header and the dies. In this case we may
saw across the sections Of the connected
tacks without discovering any evidence Of
separations. So sometimes the steel point ps
an eprioht shaft ta ning unaer q great pres
sure viii weld itself to the step il this is Of a
metal similar TO the steel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
rms RAILWAY rxrEsus FROM

All TFnrs rue directly through 10 New York.
@4o0 MILES vir49rf cassas or COACHES -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
1niernal Rcpenue.

TNTERNAI! !REVENUE.-NINTH DISTRICT
OF NEWBORN Otce No. 90 West FoftyfoafthstEoice
hereby given 70 rt'o9s resting doing bun IN TIE Ninth Cosc
ton District Of keGAofk Of Twelfth hneteeHh
Twenty WarSs the Cts NevYok tt tie
Rolls x with the Act Of March open
Ooe 1 70 9Th days
neat at which time and l ace appeals viii be received and de mined By
relative or excessive valuation enumeration
sppess writing ant specify particular cause matter or
thing respecting which sion requested ground
principle inequality complained person liable
Tar for income license, carriage gold gilt watches aables
silver gold plate either OF tars whose does
on said Rolls viii he liable susl aud penalty for neglect
uOMEH FRANKLIN. AsseSs
Ees-York MAY 27, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Jnsirnctior.

DUTGERs FEMALE %0LLEiGIEI, i nv next H%s yosss & 12s
AZ F5 1e s and classified n Tie ne eIfS
~ ooumencing B 81 fttnber. 1907. An A'"'' ~
Department viii be carried on a. IT. w. FIERCE IL D. President
T7HE KINDERGARTEN 3FH%2L, 2IoySp ,o iSSe ~ % %
4 No % West ThiIVse'eL'Ls~' Be- Las - ~ ~ "
wet Tlrvsi sirthft., Ne6-l0iA.
--Lz
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

NOTICE TO
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURERS
Wherein Letters Patent been y
America for maHtfc3 H0Op SN And
uheeas the UNITED SfATs PATENT SkIRT FRAME COMPANY
Is the exclusive Of M Patent Notice hereby given
said Company prepared Licenses parties 10 work
under san Patent
Any parties Infringing Pon said Pateni viii be dealt with according
law For Licenses Information apply ). l. WEST Prst No.
u Chamtersst, OF 10 WILCOX Secy Ne 90 Fantiinst
a = Il o S L Il l ON to the EXTENSION
Oof CHURCHST tom the southery side Of Fulton Morris
A. cost OF S3OOD9 All Of below
will be assessed this matter Those opposed M al
the Once OF the COMMITTEES Of Property Hoders No 10 Wsst
floor and objections which will be prepared for this
scheme Of piubieT J. VAN NAMRE Seeretarr
B-he short before matter viii be presented 10 he
ConrJ for confirmation.
ITO ARCHITECTS.-T undersigned Com
behalf OF the Iowa hereby oder premium
Of five Hundred Dollars for tho best psa accompanied ipeeiscG
Insion for the education Of the Deaf aud Dumb be
Council Bluffs and be OF sufficient capacity
lan tao hundred pupils the plan to Include for lighting
warning and venstae bBcing Plans hts
Monday June aeIt Address th uEdsrsgle Council Buf
TI0S OFFICER
c. BALDWIN
T. hOAN
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
GeGehtrs.

NCVOOL TEACHERS WANTED.-The sub,
- [ bcs 10 EMPLOY. for each town ia TIE United state, ana
canada TEACRs Who have formerly been engaged eHTF & ~ e
Scb M san an Schools who devote tEcr exclusive tue V@ US
pos'ress 10 canvass tie ILLUSTRATED HcIol On -
HIBIFa hv JOHN KITO d. "a, j. \ Eated by the NJ
AVIAN BOND d. D. Norwich Com. Over ,g oosGi ,
Toa octave pages and than oNB HUNDRED fOLLFA"F'
mis- well is recommended by Che leading clergy Of all dhennsPns ~
Of fCIrsaus; 1850 copies already printed arg aoy oI at.
sells AZ rc at brings hn the reach Of all bte
IT, Experienced agents say they rver knew bGoA te
Ttsbers Cercyuen and Ohers wautei 20 introduce 'ns 20
,Io lD.tj g ~ ji55ac1 ' 80 " HENRY BILL
he P-'i7Ao'' Norwich, Coun
VSTANTED---By an experienced Instructor anu
Di.riplnouau who yacate LIS present poSioh as
PRINCIPAL OF Seminary IN Central New ~A
situation adequate support Address o. D. d. NO. ' nam
Worcester Mass
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Gouses ano farms tDanteo.

HOUSE WANTED to take care Of without
charge equivalent BY gentleman and WIFE ofbe
best Of references Inquire adess MITCHELL, No. % "aut
Room No 5. -
NNANTED-A high-stOop HOUSE in GOOD
location uptown sle. For that salts viii be PAID
balance land well located Ia Western State t snail
Advance price. Address HOUSE. Box Nc III IN
Ofice =
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Deniistr1

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ mated the sRthste nitrous ode gas, sdminsr In e
manner most approved y the medical Profession Do nothing hut TX
TRACT TEETH. and they certainly DO that WITHOUT PA!Nso
1900 patients testify. kee leiT al lo onee Nc ~ Cooper
ILsl,.la
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
obstruction.

4ueitndlon.
-,
A I 81 50.-WRITING, Arithmetic and Writ
Ls o. boeEEe2ng oa u!tet per quarter Spelling
neeSAg oIanHer 60 PAlkES BU6IgESS COLLLGEs Bogefy
toner Canalsi and No az FHlsss. ''
RQOKKEEPING, PenmansEip, Business At
ltEgetes st GCLDSMITiS COMMERCIAL IN
sliuIE LsiatAsLd 1870 Rsoled Ne no Brosdssr below
COUNTRY HOME aud SCHOOL for BdyS-
- ensst bsaihy mora. EiAE ~. h Phpe,p. Cs1,.
g11e y T. D W KING ~ D. 30 2GAoystt. New-iorI Aeert
ELMIRA FEMALE C0LLBGE-An Institn-
tor ff tlorosgh s1d [
nSetIase esst Cout Of isty both Aes'eIs and cosSse
spelht oi tosTd AID Hon 2s for ha early sfy
ss1Hnt AppAesnchs have vItisleree In Iooma AdAeo
Res. A. W. C0WLE3 ~. D., President
IRY1NG INSTITUTE Tarytown, n. IA
Sses heteo s BoyA The session will AJfn Is
sst1 :. Srssss1 sPyy 70 y q ROWE, NJ. A., PiaeiPsl
MISS J0HNS0N's
GLASSES IN PESgAHSHIP,
r. a. MISSES AND LADIES'
~ ex FIFIH-ANE, cOhBER FOURTRENTIl-S ST. . 4
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t'I koglsb sBd FfeBob Bosri,'s 49, r. so,,on, a., ~.
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
rT,ITF ROSTON WATER POWER COMFAN'

A nil offer for a AUCTION at the hBPthANTs
EXCHANGE In BOSTON WEDNESDAY the 3h day OF Jtse ne,t
AZ ~ tay eco FEET 81 Sand CodD oos an
and W.tc Park and on Sorthamptos 81 ssLed
Woeester Concord Rgand Newton, Pembe Brookhne Cantor
stanhep ST James Exeter and So Ier1s
oneha the stock Of the COMPANY
so per share, at the option Of the purchaser
Boston May q, ls6L g. I. i. BRAhANi Ireasnrer-{ Z
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
MORRIS w7ISISs, 1a1iioTeeT.
T ARGE PEREMPTORY SALE at AUCTl

on tie Pennan Farm at Upper rckaho Harlem Hti oAd
THURSDAY and FRIDAY MAJ 2Sh ald 3 a. 10 oeueln
IN the with large quantity Of Cider and Snega hen QUAR-
tools Chains Crowbsrs Blocls and Pules Steel Ds "ogh
Reaper &c On FRIDAY at vii be pot up the 10 ses q
In pumbe and Immediately afet large Hlabt
Wagons RocawaYs Bugde Horse and Ok Carts and ending ID 70
Household Furniture This sale worth the attention Of arn
Bl.ekSrls Quarrymen There great qDahhiy oi Ioa "
Steel also hay IN A' barn. anu D. FERGUSON Aueiou.e
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
By JAMES NJ. MILLRR
Nfoxr n'cIOolr n tho #

TUESDAY, May 2S, at 12 o'clock, at tie Z!
Il change Saesroom, No. Iii Bros3wav - = ,o,.,- /,
By ORDER or THB EXECUTORS or PEIEh L. bo"AI+I,
CEASED
4THAyEi lots Of lard 4thaye commencing a. tbe w.
eoTHsTa lots Of land whole front aohss, between 9Th
Madlsan-ayes.
MADSoNAvE3lOts Of land MadlsOnave eemHero,ss att
n ? Of G0th-st p
sTJfAyE-l ot Of land w. 4th.aye Is r. 6l IL 75i st
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
En Eef
Queiiou Sales of Real Gstaie.

A GOOD FARM of AZ acres, % miles FROM
IN HegYork miles depot will lie sold at auction Elehang(
saeoom No III Broadway, on THURSDAY May 90 BY JOHNSON
MILLER No % Nasau.st, Of whom full particulars b. had