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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-07

From the Contra Costa Gazette, Jan. l3, 1861
A GRAND SUCCEss.-During the past year, some
half dozen 'bogus Medical Institutes in San Fran
cisco have ''handed in their checks'' and closed
their doors. Without except n, the establish
ments alluded to were conducted by individuals
that knew little rohing of the pructice of medi-
cine, and were established for the purpose of ch-
ing money from the sick and unfortunate. For
number of years these fellows succeeded in swind-
ling their victims without let hindrance, tut in
1860 certain well known medical practitioners de-
termined to put stop to the imposition. They ac-
cordingly established the 'Electropathlc nsttute'
at 6i5 Washington street, and placed it in charge of
DIR. J. II. Josselyn, gentleman in every way COM
pet mt for the position, with instruction warrant
perfect cure in all cases undertaken by him, or
refund the money. They advertise largely, and the
respectability of the Institute so well known
that the sick focked to the office for advice and
treatment in swarms. The effect has begun to 10
made manifest Some six of the medic .'bilking''
establishments have closed their doors, and several
more will shortly follow The business of the In
stitute has become extensive that the Directors
contemplate erecting larger and more elegant edi-
flee for their use during tie coming summer.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-07
CON S Ut MPTION T!

JOSEPH SPARROW
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-09-07
TO CORRESPONDENTS

Patients residing in any part of the State.
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice of DR.. Doherty on their respective
cases, and who think proper to submit writ
ten statement of such, in preference TO hold
ing personal interview, are respectfully as
sured that their Communications will be held
most sacred. DR.. Doherty takes this oppor
tunity of observing. that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and tne
latter as promptly as possible.
lfthe case be fully and candidly described, pei'
sonal communication will be superseded, as lnstru
flons for diets regimen, and the general treatnts
OF the case itself (incuding the remedi es) VIM.
forwarded without delay, and in such a manner 81
to convey no idea of the purport of the letter
parcel SO transmitted.
90 Consultation FRRR-Permanent cures guaiAN
eed or no pay. ..+.. ,-l
Address, ". X. DOHE ETY, NJ. u,
mar.2S:ly:Bl San Francisco, COZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
THE SILVER SKIRT
More DEra619.
EsEie.
nd rI hT a5 Gape and r&sss II
Place Eaz eng akg &EfTE

TEs bsEEsHEI HyfF q Ekin GPHfsrtso AHzt
1sEs.a Eusnr1-ss< - ss 6EzET AEEElEAE Is
EuTrTE FErE ha6 - EsE EG-L 0rSSsr, 1851 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

AD1 q BOB WDDQssaal
Cure &PFeTentiTe Of FeTeF 4 AgUe
I'VE adTits Al Wb0 are trpublsd with this fes-ful
naln1y - Always keep the Powder 81 had ready
for irZedi8ts uss.)
Here are q EeW iDpor1&1t pGrtie1lzI:
La They are fhs Great Specific fOE a. bilious
AEeefiOuL
u Tbsy are ths ouly H0En rsnsdy tbas viii
eErs Lives CoUFiHi1L
- They ae tas O8ly ksoEn rEDsdy tAzt VII care
COlEipa1iO1-
4fh. Ths PoEdsu are % f5oao7EA n der ope-
nHti0n hat oas package WTH beA that The Daj5i-
81 q those uErg thea viii rsgEEs 20 sEeet . eSrs.
Sth They are 3 Md and PieasaEN Jet the EoEt
Elective eAftErtie kDOEn-
eta They are the cheapest eath2rfi= knOEB.
6th- They are The ebeGpesf ani beR Usdieine ex-
tsuts - they can Be se1t b. nail 70 N1y part q the
gigbe- Ter the Piss, 50 eszh.
C~InculazE, e~sufanipg eeni6eateG iaEorzation, &c
sent % any part q tie world free 81 charge.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Cr by
nail On aPTieati0n %
e. G. CLARK, :
GEKEEAL AGESys.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
November IS, 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
LETW 80 DEEAED
LATEI NEIlEA EEMAED
Nv. Bradley ceIebrafed Pate
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
NB DOJBG EEElE9


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AEE2 Drss ~ rrrEuab 2 GA n Ums
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A LHtT hEFE1E E3gged - BlEsEu-E rufr =
Usz1 r1zEauierps 81 ws1znz - Dul1e1 Euns
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m7r duut1R SINS III Wa - IA 9. urs
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fsEsE au1 Is U1rs-sa1lE 1HeGGmguds1 - a. !
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

OF YOUTH

Kr- EDWARD 4. WHS0N
WuiauEbzrx. EinEs c. EsE irf
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
SILVER MEDAL.
Tie CzHaziiaD SiFs SkitI
A FAvORTrE SKIRT.

EE1uhsErsi BSsiF y fhs Gse EHE- sac
Efus ZsEgta1E5aF CsRPonFs
30 & % Barclay Street.
WEW YORK
7. 8. e SupG
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
NaTnsge and Ceiibaey.

An ESsAr e. WaESr0s Ax8 ~ExsrErenr
Toxus NE. Alo, Dasa-u AZ 49,
PrBalentiy psslrRts tie Vital PoEsrs 80
1ezus esra5a. Seat Free e G1sF-ss p
Letter snFsispes- Aa3resL
Dr. = SEIIITN EOrGHIO1s
Esslra AsssSiation, hiladslFhAs
JHa1EEy. lss lSs7- ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
FRENCH HOTEL.

On the European PlaR.
OFpoGss he City Han z.dRErk.f Co-.
fart 81 NV T01
SESous RsfoetsFg-Bagh Rem AMI BarbSts
&ruaafs ~ a4eE1s - rccsice PerFEirA
De ut bsliSEs R1nneTs e. H.ekzlsa So
are fail JalT 1sL 1856. 1yssE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
DISSaIRfIen ar Partnership

DISSol4tl0M Oh f6ft1enhlh =.
he HrfosrzhjP k~eretafros exisfi1g 1919
GndGE1ea, and k1oEn H ths E1 q kEs
hsRetL - ms day disslRei 81 ustaL -
M Au-gan VII stflGEny 0n fhp h15res >
ed EGn8, n HeEett a authorirsd - 60
caiHs de AeEl-
lar. lst 1SS7. A. n NOSE
IS-st-C. Oh HETsIL
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

4 GElfleDan Who Zterc4 1or y0au fw2
ozs Debility, PreEarzrs Decay. And al - e
q youfhfsli1fsrtEr1, vi fer he Hks 1H
i1Eh1EzEity, N1d frss % al hozocd - -
ueipe and dirsctia1x FER EEaE theEiz ~
~ vhish hs RFcEzel SzEerers s1
81 - to o1Terziax tzper1re.n g -
srf foH oEn&
UsBG m4 EsrTS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
DIR, SEELYE'S
LIQUID CAT8BRHEE4EBT
xMPToNGS

Tie EynPHus e CataTh are a Ert ven sIirht
Pgrs0us EDd hey kaFea cod thaf they have ire
useBfIy attacks, and are Done sensitive q IT,
changes Of te1psIaTure- j fkis rouditsoa ne
nose nay Be dry- o=s EiEhf dacharrs. thin and H.
nd. aflsryETdI Ihiek and AdhssiFe, nay ,nszs.
As the dis.ass Essonss ehzoais, The dis.ha-
sra Increased n guaatfy and ehR7gei IN g1zIiTys
they are nsa Alck EEd heavy. and ze hAWksd or
osuEhed - The sacrsigos are cEeEEre. snzEnr
% bad breaths he Eliqs thisk A.1 nasI tks sye
1rs We4k ia WEe g EDea thS11> eE8tr1y-
e dsafnss Esqasnty akss Fass-
ADOsAsr e0m1oB and iuportant system q Ia
IN the norning e sick o. Ei1y E7coGS Which
has faIlsa freu t5sbeaa daEzg ne 1ighL When
his takes place, the persia 8ay Be shSEs thas LzSs
disease Is OF IFS Esy 20 the lunEss AID hoEld lcss
10 tiDs nErsazg IL
The asors are bat fsE Il the uszy C.a-l
sruptons. Write - eur Laboratory so- ear -
rhlst dsse1bing faly Al EyEPtoEs; bs -
frse to any address Also airssdo1sHhers . ~
care The nsaiSins
We are r~sesiFiag letters from al parts a. n.
Unioa, and als0 11BsrOGs testinonsals fran 49,.
ssiBg IL beaIag Ne sEi4s1es q 5z iaEaIIiaBIs
Dsnts.
Tbs rs1siy e~onEains - Mineral O. Poiso,oa.
Ingredients, but Il prepared froz VeEstabl. sxrrartv
Ex~slHETssJi 1srS1ors - . PGfssly H2rnIea,
even % the mes. tender and delicate e6ild.
Cal Fer SeelJsis Catauh Rsrs5y, saa take 10
n net SID b. ar1Exists n vunr vi.izifV
thsg VII Orasr & fory0a- Ples zee per bosa
All psrsons Ea1sring 9Th any EEeei5ns e tie
Head, nrusksr Lqngs, EhonH Frita az S1es for
ear pBPhlsd faIy describing al sgzPtozs pertain
Ing 10 tke above diseases.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
MICA ROOFING AINT

EOr eating TIN, IRON. or SINGLE ROOFS.-
IL forms
Body equal to three coats ofOrdinary Paint.
No BoSf can rust under il, and Old Lsaky Reefs
nay oe made Per1aGsRtly Eata-pr0of and da1bls
by It's use.
he Paint requires 10 NixinZ, bas : really 70 oe
applied with the ordinary paint bTuEh- Fra d
per galOn, which Ein e0Tsr tEo hundred square
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
Lyons Periodical Drops.
THE GREAT FEMALE RENE
DY FOR IRREGULARITIES


Tkese Dnsps Ers > sEseztSGaIE oazpoHD6ea nu1d
ureP1rzliU2s and belfeE thzE any Pills, PUE6efAs -
Aesli2ES- BsiaE l5qB1a. heir Bctss1 - oreG aNa
20klsiFe- TendeTI3E dseE q Teiisbie. EPee1E an10
tan Spezee for tke C1re e. al obsITDclAo1s as SI
sTeszp1s q EsfEre Their p1V11STIrJ = RDal@ y
me facF hat SEeEl 100 Go D fLleE ara G1EAIE sNa
and oo1S1Ee1 u Ire lR1isE e 1ks S2~eaS1lese
y cue Ct EhuU speak in ia E-s1EeG EEAsM RFaE@
UftbeiT great Dezils- Tbey are rEB1cg nklEE IA
plsee 81 ever che Fensle ERUecys He are G1A
eTee - al Eks kB0E suEhz ef fheD- As A1esAfG -
FEST AID nest i1fasiiEble prrTGrNf1n As ~slsA
for lhE cHre 9 fall fsEsle csDPLHinis he re01FAA =
al GhsITuCIzg1s q nzfure- and The proD0i1uA - eeaf@
regularity AID sIrenEfk- EIFlldz -euf01S sEI1E
When they nay % usea- and sE2la slzg EeA ard EnE
hey ssuuld nul- noT Sad n be 1SA UI1oo1l PEo11-
G1E eEcEs oElrary q aHsErs's ohoSe1 lAEk- VIII ee
fOund ezrefaIlE folded AroU8d sach oSlle, via he
written Signature 0fJOHS L LEoSs E1AssL EA1n
none are Ee1aine-
Prepare6 ~ Dr.. JOHN l. LYON, is Ch1Dei Street.
New Haven. Corn whocBa - cszsllied e1heE PEI
sOzally. OF " uasI. feaslsssng stamp SO8oeTHi2g All
private assesses and female Ee1k1esA-Pnee SlyS
per boitle-
G. CLARK ECo-,
Cent Agents for Us and CEn8cA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

new. BSEEUL&SAIEABLE

rri aEzEtls AEE-f
1855 - EFeW EEH -
aaEs O. N-r-u ouEuIeE
~paEbw1HrE 81 mIs-
~ 81 s bsE msE s1G-
.Er,Es WS1sf Hr1a@
NaEu1 u - UE 30
ss-1si - fbsWtL ri
- twrI-mEEEDW $50
rir1t UE1 90
90 ZrEs tru1 tla
- 80 HEsE Gzg-A-
Gam fW 1El eaE1F
80 nu8 Eza1 E8-
lar1s. EE1 ssIa frss
E-rErs sDtra M ~
luyErm
EEraM
II EE-ufEmE-rCn
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
GOES
Cure.
his Great Remedy fer al Diseases of the
~"~@ ~

OOA'S
Cure.
his Great Remedy fer al Diseases of the
STOMACH.
l. ths dinsovsry o. the inventor of Goes Ealzabls
Couxh Balsn, While experimenting for has oEn
hssfb. Il cured Czmp IN the Stomach fer hin
wbieh la befors Welded % n0thing Out ChlorofoTm.
Ths alnort dsiiv teEffmony from saFiJ Us parts q
10 rourfrr eoe0urnre us 70 believe there l. 10 dr.
ease eTus.f ~ : disur3sFsd stomach e. uin net
Epssdiiy eurS-
Physicians endorse and Use it,
Ministers give testimony Of It's efficacy :
Ard from all dirsstiOnEws Eessfvs tiGiagS q sures
peTferued.
its SIRE 20 care.
One desc win eura.
Ss~ck-Headae1ef
Il has cared IN Hundreds 81 easss.
Hsadas1s SD D5zziaessf
ItHoPa in thirty Minutes
Aeidig q Ne SfOEaAG
Is correcs az ones.
Risisg q he FsodI
ItFtops izusiiHtsly.
Dfftrcsa after eating
One toss Wil remove.
CAdea Xorbusf
Rapidly yields 70 afeH doses.
VIII Be changed With hals = bosls.
It Is Perfectly Harmless!
Its unFgsee5sEtcd EDese9 i. ewing &c the fact that
nc Cures BY Assisting Nature,
TO RE-AssERT HER SWAY ~ THE SYSTEMi
Yearly every dealer in ne United States ssTsita
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
C. g. CLARK, & CO., P~rOprietOrs,
XIV HAYES, sosS.
H0LLADAY s CO, and MsCREERY & CO.
0ersral Agents.
Alrof Tor ale BY MARSH 4 CO.
Negenbsr -, 1888.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-30
SDecjnL Notices.

na- A GUIDE To PURCHASERS OF DRY
aoops-LEyY. BROTHERS CHEAP LIST OF
pRICEs-A SAVE Of from TEN to FIFTY PER
CENT. can be made by purchasing Of them.
Bleached Cottons at 10, i2i. rs, 20, and 7sc.
Full yard wide uubleached Cotton at l2lc.,
Unbieached Cotton, very fine, % inches wide, at
2oc.
Fail width sheeting at soc.:
Pillow. case Cotton, full width, at Use.
Calicoes at l2}c., le3c., and zoe.
Real Russia Crash at l2ln, worth isic. per yard;
Super Russia Diaper, warranted all linen, at *?so
worth VI. so apiece;
Linen Table Cloths at VI, worth $50;
Super extra heavy Table Damask at 81, worth $3.50
per yard;
Linen Damask Doylies at $3.50, worth s2.so per
dozen;
Huckaback Towels a, 81. so per dozen, worth 49,
at S2.2s, worth 50;
Cashmere at 81 per yard, worth $3.50;
Veil Bersges at soc. per yard, worth 7sc:
Handsome Mozambques at 2oc., worth 'sc.
Lawns st l2sc. and lesc.
Very fine Lawns at use, worth 373c
Delaines at 25c.
Ginghams at lesc., 2oc., Csc, 3oc., and asc.;
All wool white Flannels at 3oc., worth 4oc.:
White Flannel, all wool, full yard wide, at eoc,
worth 75c.
Bed Tick at l9ac.:
Shirtlng stripes Al Esc
Heavy Linen Drilling at SOC, worth Soc;
Nainsook Muslin at %, 30, 40, and Goa great
bargain;
swiss Muslns at %, 30, and SOC.
Handsome Checked Muslins at Soc, worth 7sc. /;
Shirt Bosoms at l5c
Crochet Trimming, six yards in piece, for loc.,
worth loc. per yard;
CRYSTAL Amber and Jet Trimmings at half the re-
gularp price;
Handsome Embroidered Dimty Bands at Is, 90
and 25c.:
Real Birdseye Diaper, fifteen yards In piece, al
81 so, worth $3.50 piece:
Elegant Cambria Bands at 75c., 81, and Sl2s for
the double piece;
Embroidered Linen Collars at 7sc. per dozen,
worth So;
Handsome Embroidered sets OF Collars and Cuffs
at SOC, worth Sl.so;
Iisle Thread Gloves at 2oc.;
White Cotton Hose at l5c.
Real Linen Sheetngs at 81. so and Sl.75;
Pillow. case Linen at low prices;
Black Lace Wells at Soc.
Spring Deaines at lego
And all other articles In their line at low prices
Bring your memorandums with you. You can find
everything in the DRY GOODS line, at very low
prices, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
my ~ ID Main street.
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Sl6,G77,5Sl 81

Sl6,G77,jSl 81
Several of the foregoing roads are among
the best in the State.
Having answered substantially the seve-
raj queries propounded to me, / may be
pardoned for remarking. in conclusion, that
there is nothing in the future, so far as |
can foresee, to induce the supposition that
the interest on the public debt of the State
will not be regularly and punctually paid.
The debt itself will doubtless be reduced
by an exchange of the interest of the State
in the roads aforesaid for its bonds at par,
either by the organizations indicated in
this letter or by authority granted to the
Board of Public Works to dispose of the
same with view to its eXtinguishment.
Very respectfully,
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR.
Auditor Public Accounts.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The
IN dedication OF the synagogue ..H0UsE OF
ISRAEL" on Broad ctr. ct between Ninth and
Tenth. over the Public Building, will tab place
on FRIDAY the 3lst instant, III h alf past2 CLOCK
p M The members of the congrsga alton and IN
yited guests will ass mDle in front OF the old sy
Clay, where, after the customary afternoon ser.
vice they will form in procession under the d.
rsetio of WILLIAM PLEGENHElMER, ESQ,
Grand Marshal, and proceed 70 the new BY ma
gogus, on Broad street.
Ladies having tickets 4 admission will please
be In attendance In the new sybasogue prior 10
the arrival OF III pr cesson and will be pI divided
With seats by the COMMITTEES. Gent emen Will not
be permitted 10 enter tn puilding before the pro-
cession has entered. Children cannot gain ad-
mltlancs Owing 10 the limited space In the HALL
the Committee found it Impossible to extend ge-
neral invitation TO the public at large: and persons
under no pretsnce, gam ingrsss For turtn 81 PAL
ticulara see programme. THB COMMITTEE
WILLIAs FLyGssEAIASx, sssgstsIy. ny se-N
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, al quarter to o'clock: after
long and protracted illness, BAYLOR b. MAX
TIN in his forty seventh year.
His fuaeral will take place from the Belvidere
Baptist church THIS AFTERNOON ut O'Clock.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
At his residence. in Manchester, on Tuesday
night of cancer in tho stomach, ROBERT Y.
Cos DRY, In the fortieth year OF his age, leaving
a wife fonr children, and numerous circle Of
friends 10 mourn their irreparabls loss.
The funeral will take place from the Baptist
church at 4 o'clock THIS iThursdayl EVENIsG.
The members of Manchester Lodge, i. A. u n ;
lat. com amy the Elliott 6rays, and the friends
Of the family generally, are respectfully invited
10 attend
Ciarksville, Texas, Chillicoths, Maryland, ana
Louisville, KY, papers please csIy.
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MOTT .-Messrs. GEORGE w.
IN WILLIS and WILLIAM n. CULLINa-
WORTH, individually and Is partners under tn
styls OF a. w willts'4 Co.. having by deed this
day recorded IN the Office of the Hustings Court.
Richmond, conveyed to me as trustee their pro-
D. rty assets and Oh os1s in action forthe benefit
of their ere ditors without preference priority
hereby request all persons having claims against
them To present them, properly auth. ntica'ed, TO
me- All persons indebted 10 them will please
make immediate payne mt either at my office or al
the store " o. lIi5 Main street
The stock Of desirable FURNITURE and other
goods ut said store L. for tals privately until far
ther notice. Persons In want would do well TO
buy them 3. X, H0WIsON.
my s-st Trustee,
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By Lee & Goddin.
- TO- = = |3NEIIt
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.
THIRTY BUILDING LOTS FL

THIRTY BUILDING LOTS FOR
i SALE AND LEsSE.-We will on FRIDAY az,
May, 1857. commsr cling az half rsst o clock p
or the premises, offer for sale several small slys
BUILDING LOTS, situated on St STEPHEN ,tr.s,
DuvaPs addition, near the aims -honsa. afta,
which will be leased for = term OF hye to seven
years large number Of Lots, situated in ths
same neighborhood, Of various sizes, soms O,
which are just beyond the extended boundary Of
the city, aid ars well ADAPTED for the busiua.s OF
distllers, chambers, and butchers having c1n.
slant limpid spring water running through them
TEENS Liberal; which will be announced Al the
hour OF sale. LIE & GODDlS, Auctioneers
We ara also authorized to sell asmall TRACT
OF LAND on the Meadow Bridge ROAD, half mile
north OF the city. al joining the lands OF Messrs
A. J. Morris ana Rich 4rd u oore ami imme .ataly
In front Of the farm II Or Z. II. Deans
Terms: Accommo satirg.
my ~ LEI GBDDTN. Auctlnneers
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SDeciGI Notices.

s1 GREAT ATTRACTION!
EpIcuREAHs TAKE NOTICE
FIRE. LUNCH
MAMMOTH TURTLE BUTCHERED
JOHN DiBNEY, the Prince OF Caterers ms .a@
killed his MAMMOTH U Il tt f. weighing 49,
pounds. His Majesty will be served up daily
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY.
BILL OF FARE
STEAKS, SOUPS,
GREEN TURTLBa la Tartar,
GREEN TURTLE stuffed la mode.
JOHN DABNEY takes this important occasion V
Issue his invitation has been his custom 10. s.n
years pact, to all his old friends ana uus on
be on hand and partake of FHbE hoNon !, e'e''
day at IL o'clock. NY o.
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MARRIED,

On the 23d instant, at Glover Forest, in Gooch.
land county, by the Rev. +. NJ. Baker, THOM AS
S. RUfFIS. OF Prince George, and ALICE,
daus liter OF Edward Lorraine.
On the 9th instant. by the Rev. Father Andrews,
ROBERT J. WOOD TO Miss JENNIE Holm; all OF
New York, Norfolk, and Richmond papers
nj.
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State Debt-Innportant Letter from
Auditor Taylor.

State Debt-Ipaportant Letter lfoH'
Auditor Taylor.
The following letter from the Auditor Of
the State to Mr.. IL. G. FAINT, president o.
the First National Bank, in reply to inter.
rogatories propounded by that gentleman
Is very interesting at this time. 1t give:
assurance that the two per centum int.
rest on the State debt will be duly paid on
the lst of July, and describes the mode OF
continuing the States obligation for the
one per cent. unpaid.
The Auditor says that there IS nothing
in the future, so far as can be foreseen,
that can suggest doubt OF the regular
payment Of the interest on the public
debt. The reduction Of the public debt
either through the consolidated railroad
schemes of the late Legislature or the
authority given TO the Board of Public
Works TO exchange the States stock in
railroads for her bonds will certainly take
place, thus materially reducing the State
debt and the annual interest for which the
people have to be taxed. The Treasurer
of the State is now making arrangements
10 remit in few days the amount of ster-
ling necessary 10 meet the interest Oh our
bonds in Europe:
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
AUDITORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, May 81, 1867.
II. q. FAINT, Esq, President of the FIRST
National Bank Of Richmond:
Dear Sir,-ln reply to your favor Of the
18th Instant, beg leave to state that AN
act was passed at the last session of tho
General Assembly, bearing date the 2ls,
March, 1867, providing "That the account
ing officers of the Treasury pay on the LIST
July, 1867, and January, 1868, two per
centum interest on the principal Of the
public debt Of the State, excluding there
from the bonds given for interest on said
debt under the act Of the General Assem-.
ply passed the I'd of March, 1866, uhe
act 10 provide for funding the interest ON
lhs public debt,") that being the interest
winch the State feels obliged to pay until
InsEs Ss settlement Of accounts between
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+ ARGE AND DESIRARLE STOCK

r ARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
IL OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c. AT AUG
TIpN.-At the request II u illiam Radcliffe who
interds changing his nusiness, will sell at anc.
ton AZ h's store, No. 1910 Main street, MONDAY
tir. stock of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, 81.
The stock Is large Vrd desirable, and well worthy
the attention OF the trade
TERMS For all sums under flo0. cash over that
amount, sky day- credit for approved NEGOTIABLE lie
paper. SANPsOs JON b, il, 90,
suctioneers.
N. BIN consequence OF the above sac, the
regular sale At oul store fer Monday will be post.
ponsd until WEDNESDAY,, 5th June.
my - SAMPSON JONES, JR., < co.
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nN- SPECIAL NOTICE.-CHEAP ROUTE
ONEW YoRK.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF PASSAGE by the magnificent side.wheel
steamships HATTERAS and ALBEMARLE, leav-
ing Richmond on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS. Only TWELVE DOLLARS for passage,
meals and state room. Excursion tickets issued
for the round trip good to return by either steam
er-TWENTY DOLLARS. Apply 10
SAMUEL AYREs j. Co., Agents,
my 2T-2w 1920 Cary street.
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NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS
y stockholders of the Richmond, Prsderick ks
burg and Potomac Railroad and Petersburg hai,,,
ROAD G1nnectis n Company are requested to call
at the Office OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac Railroad Company and receive the ints-
rest due them TO the lst Of May, 1887.
my ss-st J.H, WIaAToH, TrsssprsT,
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Es JOHN J. WERTH,
MAIN STREET,
CORNER BELOW THE PosT-oFFIcE,
Is prepared to furnish to strictly cash customers
CARBON HILL COKE,
ANTHRACITE and BlTUMlEOCS COAL,
and SAWED OAK and PINE WOOD,
deliverable in any part of the city.
No inferior FUEL will be sold on any terms, a
prime object being TO give satisfaction in all cases.
nv lB-ts