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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-26
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4 GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
~ CONCERT, by her pupils, TO ADA RUHL,
consisting OF forty young ladies and gentlemen OF
Madam Ruhl's singing classes, to be given a,
VIRGINIA HALL on FRIDAY ENENlNG, June
2.tb. Admission. FIFTY CENTS. Tickets Tor sale
at Mr.. Gebhardt's music store, hotels, bookstores,
ie 26-3ts
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D~isSOIUtiOnS, DC.
O-PARTNERSHIP.-We have

WORCESTERSHIRE have this
dav associated ourselves together nnder the
STYLE and firm of CURTIS, PARKER Il RlDDICk.
for the purpose of conducting agsnaral SHIP BkO-
KEEAGE AMI COMMISSION BUSINESS in the
city of Richmond, and have taken an office at No.
10 Eighteenth street, between Main and Cary, and
respectfully solicit the patronage Of our friends
and the public generally.
JOHN 4. CURTIS,
late of McKOwar < Curtis.
JOHN \. Parker,
JAMES 4. RIDDlCk,
late agent Virginia Towing Company.
June :, l-67. ls Sin
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Mr.. SEWARD M SANTA ANNA.-lt is
stated in the news from Mexico relative
to SANTA ANNA'S plans at Vera Cruz that
he represented that he came under the au-
thority of the United States. According
10 a letter from his friend, DR.. NAPHAGfI,
to the New York World, this authority
was nothing more nor less than the follow
ing remark made to the Mexican chief by
Mr.. SEWARD while on a visit to him when
Mr.. S. was at Havana, a short time since
" General, ochat are you doing here? Your
"place is in MeriCo." This is not much to
20 epon, especially as it comes from Mr.,
SEWARD, who is always talking to make
himself agreeable to everybody-even
pleasing old Admiral DAHLGREN by ap'
plauding his peculiar malice towards
southern rebels. Poor old SANTA will bit
tcrly realize the trilliug nature Of a bit OF
complaisancc from the Secretary Of State
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30 ,nw Is YnrR CHANCE TO SECURE

re- NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO SECIhE
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN DRY dVoDs
| ever offered in this city by calling IHls WEN
AT JULIUS sYCLE'S, ola Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. Owing to the scarcity d money,
am sailing off my entire stock of DIZZY ooopS AZ
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Be sure to call
esr,v. II Won do not wish 10 miss. such rare par
gains ~
Yerv fine Dress Goods, only 2oc.;
English Berage, 3cc., very cheap;
Membranes, only 2Oc., sold a week ago Tor 5Oc. !;
Spring Popl!ns, only soc., the hand7omest pat
terms;
| French Organdies, choicest designs, only zoc''
| Fine Lawns, zoe, worth SOC;
Alpaeas, DelaiEes, &c, at half their worth'
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this department ] am Offering greater induce'
merts than any one else, a. will be seen.by my
price list:
Calico, 10, I2I, and l5c., the best quality;
BIcached Cotton only lOc.; extra good, yard-wide,
only l5c.;
Brown Cotton, l2I, Is, and lie. the best;
Shifting Stripes, only l?c. a yard;
Bed Tick, full width, only zoe
and all other goods selling at the prices OF 'hlS
season. In my
HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
7 am selling the greatest bargains in Table Da-
mask Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels, Linen and
Cotton Diaper, Marseilles Quilts, Counterpanes,
&C., &c.
All the above goods are selling off very rapidly,
and if you wish to supply yourself call. early on
JULIUS SYCLE,
ql3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
The following gentlemen would be glad to serve
their friends:
RITTER G. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG,
~, ~ n.rDr Gro CIV A II kruEP
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, BATH

ID COUNTY, VA.-This weli-knOwn and favorite
watering place, ten miles from MiIIh9r0' depot,
will be opened on the TENTH OF JUNE for the
reception If visitors.
Asa curative for chronic tiarrhma. dyspepsia,
~scrofula, and all cutaneOUs diseases, these waters
stahd uLTivallsd.
The route for visitors from the North Is rid
Orange and Alexandra railroad /; from the south,
by the Central or Virginia and Tennessee rail-
roads to Millboro' depot, leaving Washington;
Richmond. or Lynchburg in the morning. and
reaching the Springs the same evening.
The Bath AIam being the night stand for the
stages from MillborO' TO the other springs in this
section-Warm, Fot, Healing, &c.-visitors TO
those Springs Csn leave that point daily.
BOARD-S3 per day Sl5 per week.
ie I'm JOSEPH BAXTER, Proprietor.
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THE VIRGINIA WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COURTHOUSE,

BATH COURTHOUSE
are now open for the reception OF visitors. These
waters are go famed for their efficacy in the cure
Of diseass, and the location for its beautiful scenery
and healthful climate, that it il unnecessary TO
give any extended description OF them.
Route rin Virginia Central railroad to Mil
boro' depot thence by first-clasS coaches over a
good turnpike fifteen miles TO the springs, the
same day guests leave Richmond or Baltimore
BOARD9Less than one week, S2.5 per day
children and servant, in proportion. Cne' week
and over, sl5 per week. Fifry.dollars per month
ie Sim GEORGE MAYSE, Proprietor.
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MARRIED,

June 10th, by the Rev. Father Hagau, Mr.
ISAIAH G. BAKER, of Norfolk, and Miss ANNIE
V. HATTNN, OF this city.
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L SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY.

These Springs, so justly celebrated for their
medicinal and curative properties ana Tor me
they are surrounded, are now open for the recep-
ton OF visitors.
Route by the Virginia Central railroad to MILL
boro', thence by stages over a turnpike % miles to
the Springs.
A fine band Of music, billiard tables, ten pin
alleys, and every appliance for health, comforts and
amusement are provided.
PRICE OF BOARD, SO per day, $50 pc: week,
and S75 per month. JOHN Il.
ie 2i-6t Agent.
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pu- AGUEAND FEVER CONoUEROR, or

Natures own Remedy for the cure OF CHlLLs and
FEyERS In their worst form, for sale at
WOODS PHARMACY,
4. On Filth and Marshall streets.
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MULES AND HORalSS.-
w Just arrived at the EXCHAHGES $3.50
la street, Y HUNDRED YOUNG ana e5s<etaS
WEbL.BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF fine YOUNG
HoRsEs suitable for farm purposes, which / VIII
sell at fair prices.
Invite the attention OF the farmers and plant
ers OF North Carolina and Virginia ~ this superior
lot Of stock, and promise them satisfaction tas to
quality and price. ifs 9?-tsl JOHE X. DAVIS.
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DRY CREEK HOTEL,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
G~REsyBRIER COUNTY. WEST Va.

This old, we'll known. and popular HOTEL Is
open for visitors. 1t has been REFlTTED and
FURNISHED, and will be conducted, as hereto
fore, with especial regard 10 the comfort and 'a-
t~is'actiOn Of guests. This Hotel has the privilege
OF WHITE SULPHUR GROUNDS and WATERS.
nv 29-lm Z. s. CALDWELL, Proprietor.
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led sTLPHUR SPRINGS, MON.

N ROE COUNTY, WEST YLRGINlA.-This old
and well known watering-p place will be lagainl
opened for the reception OF visitors by the 18th OF
June next. Persons desiring circulars will receive
them upon application by letter to
my D~s-tIy2# :. GWINN 4 GO.
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Coal and Wood.

r ORBERRY RED ASH COAL.-1 am
IL putting up winter supplies 10, those who wlsn
the above Celebrated Anthracite Coal At very low
figures. A call Is invited from All purchasers.
q. p. LATHkDP, Agent,
To- 2 Eighteenth street south side DOCK.
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Drugs, McdicineS, dc.

DAINTS, PAIN TS.-Genuine
L Lewis's and other brands of White Lead all
kinds of Painters Colors, Dryers, Oils, Var
uishss, Brushes. and painting materials gene
rally Window Glass and Putty for sale by
A. BODEKHR Il BIO, Druggists,
Main street near the ola Market, and
L. 10 Sixth street oppOstte Second Market.
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Drs @. L. Dleffenbaoher & e. Wise

attracting and adjusting the teeth done with the best
materials and in the best Particular attention
paid to chdrsn's teeth. As mechanics they defy com
petition; operators they rank among the best Chas.
eeBmoderate. Advice free of charge. 0fce-In Boyds
building jefferson Street, Butler Pa.
Dec 9, 1868 ::tE
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ApnraisenleniLisfs.

THE following Apprasement Lrtx, of personal or
/ Real Estate retained by widows under the Act Of
Assembly Of llh of April 1851, have been filed in the
office of cierk of Orphans Conrt in and for the county
Of Butler, viz:
o. c.. No. IS March Term, 1867 Mrs Nancy viii
hanson, widow Of Johnston Williamson, late of Mid
desex township decd. Personal property amounting
to S2ss so John Brown, Esq ., Admir-.
O. c., No. 81 March Term 1867 Mrs. Nancy Rosna
Rnornschld widow Of John Gottlieb Knornschild late
of Buffalo townnhip, decd Personal property amount
ing to $500 90. Mary Rosina Knornschd Adm'x.
oC-, No. ~, June Term. 1867: Mrs. Rebecca Henr
widow of Sames Henry late of Oakland township decd
Personal property amounting to $500 90.
John L. Bartley, Executor.
@. c. No. 70, june Term 1867 Mrs. Tsmson Crafty
widow of james Crafty, decd. Personal property
to 500 81 Hon. Thos Garvey Admir-
o. c., No "a, June Term 1867 Mrs Susan Hutehison
widow of Thomas Iutchson, late of Centre township
deed. Personal property amounting to $500 co.
Daniel FleegeF, Admir-
o. c., No. june Term 1867. Mrs. Margaret Patton
widow Of VIM Patton, late OF Fairview township deed
Personal property amounting to $500 90.
"a IL. s. Ray, Admir-.
Mrs. Rosanna Flemming, widow Of Patrick Flem-
ming, late Of Clear1eld township, decd. Real Estate
to $500 90. Stephen MeLene. Admir-.
OF which the heirs legatees, devisees, dstribtess,
creditors and others Interested will take netice and
file exceptions, if any they may havd, or before
Wednesday, the 25fh day of Teptember next; when
said Apprsisement lists will be presented to the Court
for absolute confirmation.
FRANK M EASTMAN,
Aug Is, 'T) cierfof Q!c
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Any ornamental or needle work exhibits
ed in this department, il meritorious, viii
be awarded premiums by the Discretionary
Committee.
JudgeS-W William Campbell, Mrs. N. Bre-
din, Mrs. ]. N Purviancc.
Class "H."--Domestic Manufacturers.
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AUsIi10r,s Notice.

Auditors NOtice.
TN the matter of the Petition of j. W. Chrsty for
/ Citation to Isaiah Wigton, Guardian of Perry Nor
In the Orphans Court of Butler county, No. H. scl
tember term, 1865.
And to wit March II, 1867, we order that the
within Petition of the Complainant be taken and con-
fessed there being appearance denial of the
spOndent file presented to and we further di
rect reference to Thomas Robinson, Esq. Audi
to take proof of the facts and crcuns set forth
in the Petition and report theron the Court
10 report account against said Defendants Guardian
If necessary, BY the Court.
Butler county, ss:
Certified from the Record this 10th day Of April, A.
1861 +. NJ. EAST MAN Cl'k OF G.
Notice hereby given that will attend to the duties
of the above appointment the Hotel of W. Il. Christ
ley in Centrevilie. this county, Tuesday the 18th
day of September, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
THOMAS ROBINSON, Auditor.
Aug. 81, '67-4t.
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Regular Prem ium List.
NOTICE TO COMPETITORS.


Rutries of all articles and animals, COM
peting for premiums, must be made in the
Seeretary's Book on or before the night of
the first lst) day of the Fair, and ten per
cent of the premium competed for, paid at
the time of entry The Secretary will fur
nish the Exhibitor card, giving class and
number, which card must be attached to the
article or animal, Or it will not be noticed
by the Judges. Articles and animals so
entered must be on the grounds by 9 A. NJ.
of second day, and remain until 4 P. NJ, of
said day, to entitle them to premiums If
awarded. Stock must remain in the prop
er stalls until called for by the Marshall.
Animals must be owned in the County BY
the exhibitor or his family. Seeds and 9th
er products must have been grown in the
County by the Exhibitor or his family.
Manufactured articles must have been made
in the County by the Exhibitor or his en-
plcyees or family.
JAMES BREDIN, President.
II. c. IIEiNEMAN, Treasurer.
". A. Lo,ory, Secretary.
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Auditors Notice.

IN the matter of the Petition of J. W Chrisy for Ci-
tation Isaiah Wigton, to file and settle account
Guardian of VIM Morrow and d. ii. Morrow minor
children Of Hamilton Morrow, dec'dt
Id the Orphans Court of Butler county. No IS, Sep
tember term, 1851
And now to wit March IL, 1867 we order that the
within Petition of the Complainant be taken con fess
ed there being appearance denial OF the respond
ens on ile and further direct reference TO Thomas
Robinson ESD Auditor to take proof of the facts
and circumstances set forth in the Petition, and TO
port them to the Court and also to report account
against said Defendants Guardian if necessary.
By the court.
Batter county, IS:
Certified from the Record this lEth dayof April A. NJ
1867 f. NJ. EASTMAN, Clerk of o. @.
Fotice Is hereby given that vii attend TO the du
dies of the above appointment at the Hotel Of W q
Christey, fin Centreve, this county, Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th, 1867 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF said day.
THOMAS ROBINSON, Auditor.
Aug. 81, '67-tt
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Carefully Compounded.

Thankful for past favors invite the public gene
ally to call and examine stock We confden
that We sell at reasonable rates any similar
establishment in the county.
NAV n
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Stray Cow.

CANE 70 the residence of the Subscriber living in
" Mudddycreek tp. about the 4th day of August, a
Stray Cow about IL Il years Of age crop of the
LEFT ear, red and white spotted erumpled hornedi no
other visible marks The owner is requested to come
forward prove property pay charges and take her away
or she will be disposed Of according 70 law.
- cHRIsFopHERwIME
Aug lith 1ss7-3t.
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best bushel ear corn, al ~ 90 |
best bushel clover seed, 2 90 |
best bushel timothy seed, A+tt 1 90 |
best bushef fax seed, ,ss1 i 90 |
best bushel millet seed, l 90 |
best bushel potatoes, 90 |
best bushel ruta ,bagas, 90
best bushel turnips, / 90
best bushel carrots, 90 |
best bushel beets, "a gEE zo l 90 |
best bushel onions, 90 |
best bHshel parsnips, 90 |
best hushel tomatoes, gDes ag- l 90
best bushel SOW BEANS, 90 |
best half dozen heads cabbage, 90 |
best half dozen squashes, 90 |
best half dozen sweet pumpkins. l 90 |
best half dozen common pumpkins, 90 |
best exhibit of radishes, | 90 |
best exhibit of cucumbers, | % /
best exhibit of water melons, ] 90 |
best exhibit of musk melons, l 90 |
best exhibit of grapes, ] 90 |
best half bushei peaches, / 90 |
best half bushel pears, l 90 |
best half bushel ounces, ] 90 /
best half bushel apples, 1 90 i
best half bushel winter apples. 90
Judges John Dougherty, II. j. Berg, Isaac
Robb #ra
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Administrators A Notice.

Estate OF Thomas Il. Hatchison, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of Aeministra.
IN on on the estate of Thos. A. Hutcheson tue Of
Centre tp. Butler county. Pa, decd, have this day
august 18th, 1871 granted to the undersigned:
therefore, all persons knowing themselves Indebted to
said estate, will make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same Will present them
properly autheHt for settlement. IL
Aug. 81. 1sG7-4t.
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Rev John Davis, of Connoquenessing township, is
Agent for Butler County Post Office Address,
WHITEsToWN, Butler County, Pa.
karch, no 14-s hra
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THE BUTLER COUNTY.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
s53Aa WILL BE HELD
A II b U + L z r. |,
ON THE
18th, 18th & goth days of Sept, 1887.

18th, 18th & goth days of Sept, 1857.
FIRST DAY.-General preparations, Gentry
and arrangement of articles.
SECOND DAY.-General exhibition and ex-
animation of Stock and County trotting
and Pacing Horses. ~
THIRD DAy.-Trotting and Pacing sHorses
from any where. Report of Judges.
Entries may be mabe after the First and
until the night of the 18th of Septenb ber.
For further information see ''Netice to Com
petitors."ss as.r
ADMISSION. Single, 25 c. or 5 tickets for
S1.00. Tickets good during the Fair Soc
or for $500. Children under 10 years
of age, FREE. edf
A Good Band of Music will be engaged
v.t- during the Fair.
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MONEY FREE AS WATERPROOF ACTIVE
M Local and Travelling Agents, Male or female Of
all ages wanted 70 solicit trade In every City Town.
Hamlet, Workshop and Factory, throughout the entire
world, for the most saleabe novelties ever known
500 per cent proit anu READY SALE WHEREVER
OFFERED. Smart men and women can make from IS
to $50 per day, and risk of loss small capital re-
quired of from $50 to Sl00-the money invested
the greater the profit No money required IN Advance
ce first send he articles aud reeeire pay aferlcards
If you actually wish make money rapidly and easily
write for full particulars and address,
MILN0R CO., (From Paris1
2l0 Broadway, New York City.
iy'(Nswpspers eoryiag win be Aberaliy dealt with
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DR., w, 20. Witmor, ,

HAs been in successful practice for number of
IL years, with the experience Of the different Hos,
Surgeon during the late American continues to at
tend to all professional cases at his office,
No. 926 Filbert St., Philadelphia.
No Patent Medicines are used or recommended the
remedies administered are those which viii not break
down the constitution but renovae the system from all
injuries il has sustained from mineral ed cnesi and
leave hesystem in healthy and perfectly cured con-
dition.
Dyspepsia
thatdstressng disease and fell destroyer of health and
happiness, undermining the constitution and yearly
carrying thousands to unsimely graves, can most
phatca lily be cured.
MELANCHOLY, ABBERAT0N,
that state alienation and weakness of the mind which
lenders persons incapable of enjoying The pleasures
performing the duties of life.
RHEUMATISM.
in any form OF condition, chronic acute warranted
. EPILEPSY,
or falling sickness all chronic or stubborn cases of
FEMALE DISEASES
radca y removed Salt Rheum and every description of
uceratous; piles and scrofulous diseases which have
bafed all previous medical skill can be cured by my
treament aud do say all diseases, (yes Gonsumpon)
can be cured by wearing NV Medcated Jacket which
protection to the Lungs against all changes of wealth
in all climates. Having Investigated for years the
and character of intentehts fever and ague) in
all parts of the United States, will permanently all
chronic acute cases Of ague and nervous diseases in
few days.
Cancer Cured Without The Knife, or Dra,oing Blood
Tape Worm that dread to the human family for years
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discovered remedy warranted in all Consultation
in the English and German languages VIII make visits
any distance If desired May be addressed by letter
confidentially) and medicine sent with proper drec
tions to any part of the country
Office, No, 928 Liberty ST.,
PIILA ID DELPHIA.
Aug. 2Sth, 1s67-1y.
90 On PER HOUR realized by agents Fo
SE.UU particulars enclose stamp and
Address KEpHART, CRIDER BRO.
Aug ,6T-3t. York. Pa
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Office, No. 928 Liberty ST.,
PHIADEEPHIA A

90 On PER HOUR realized by our agents. Fo
OE.OU particulars enclose stamp and
Address KEpHART, CRIDER BRO.
Aug ,6I-3t York, Pa.
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Notice i'm Divorce.

L from bed, board and alimony from his wife
Catharine Broel
In the Court Of Common Pleas of Butler county, No.
f. November Term, 1866.
And to wit: March 1ith 1867, on motion of Black
fleeger Esqrs, Attorneys for Petitioner, Court grant
proclamation according to law. By the Court
Butler county. IS:
Certified Fl ON the Record this 9Th day of August A.
D., 1867. J. b CLARK, Proth'y
Catherine Broell, respondent You ereby noti
fed to be and appear Court of Common Pleas TO
be held at Butler in and for the county of Butler
the 4th Monday of September, A. D., 1857, to show
cause if any you have, why divorce from bed board
and alimony should desreed prayed by your
husband, Peter Broell, in the above named petition
JAMES u. STOREY,
August Z, 1867, IT. Sheriff.