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FUNERAL OF Mr.. F. SCHAFFER.-The fu-
neral of Mr.. Schaffer, whose death was an
nounced in yesterdays Dispatch, took
place yesterday evening. His remains
were escorted to Hollywood Cemetery by
the members of Richmond Encampment
No. 2, and the Richmond Randolph
Lodge, Of which bodies the deceased was
devoted and useful member.
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REyIvALs OF REL1G1oN.-Interesting re-
vivals of religion are now in progress at
the Sycamore church, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Dr.. Hopson, and at the Sid
ney Methodist church, under the charge OF
Rev. Jacob Manning.
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DIDS'T SAVE His BAcoN.-John Clark,
colored, yesterday stole shoulder of ba-
con from the store Of Mr.. r. S. Pollard.
He was caught in the act, and taken to
the First station-house.
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MASS MEET1NG.-The Republicans of
Hanover will hoG mass meeting at Ash
land tomorrow for the purpose of nomi-
mating a candidate for the coming State
Convention.
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DAY SCHOOL AT LEIGH. srREsr BAPTIST CHrRcH.
Miss REsEccA GARRISON has opened school In
the room adjoining the Leigh street Baptist
church. Her terms are very reasonable, bring
ing the facilities for acquiring an education
within the reach OF the poorest, even. She has
some experience, as will be seen from the follow.
ing:
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CLOthing.

WY HOLT RICHARDSON & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
Fourteenth street opposite Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, Va,
are receiving their FALL AND WlNTEk sUP.
PLY OF GOODS, consisting Of
CLOTHS. CASsIMEREs. SILK AND VELVET
VISITING,
which they are prepared to make up at short
notice and in the most approved style.
Sc l7-9w
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leave to name Friday evening, September 10th, as
the time when the proposed benefit shall take
place, and trust that the above will meet with
your approval.
Very respectfully, FANNY B. PRICE.
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PARDoNED.-Tho Governor yesterday
granted pardons to John A. Grayson and
Daniel B. Berry, who were convicted of
grand larceny by the Circuit Court of
Spotsylvania county and sentenced to
three years. Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary. Also, pardoned Peter Darlington,
colored, who was sentenced by the Circuit
Court Of Powhatan county to three years
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for
house breaking and larceny.
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TELEGRAPH TO CovISGToN.-The tele-
graph line to Covington, Virginia Central
railroad, was completed and opened for
business on yesterday.
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BoGwooD JBwELRY new patterns Jet jewelry,
in great variety mourning jewelry, all styles, at
!" The Dollsr store," s36 Main, corner Ninth street.
laa 21-2t1
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FIGHTING IN THE STREET.-Peter Rich
ardson was arrested yesterday by officer
Smither for fighting in the street.
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tPoETaMonrH. Y,

' take great pleasure in recommending Miss
teacher. To. Der patrons in this place she has
given unqualified satisfaction, and her removal Is
worth, blended with the tone Of true lady, enti-
tie Ter to high esteem, and justify me in strongly
recommending her to ali among whom Providence
may cast her lot. THOMAS HUMR."
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The Lynchburg Nems comes out IN lavos s
of voting for convention, and gives soou
reasons for its decision.
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AT "THE DOLLAR STORE" S3s Main street, cor.
ner Ninth, you can supply yourself with silver
plated spoons or forks, all sizes, for one dollar.
fac 20-2t1.
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RIcHaoND. September Is, 1867.
Miss Price

HISS Price:
The rdsrsigned, having high appreciation OF
your excellence as lady, superiority az an
artistic, and grea. desire to give satisfaction 10
the audiences who have witnessed your rendi-
ton OF the characters assumed by you since your
engsgement in our city, beg leave TO tender you
e complimentary benefit at such time this week
IN INT your conyenienc6.
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yo. Professor Charles Martin, Hsmpden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857:
The pouble hehned Poudre.te is operating
Re charm on my crops, and attracting universal
L"grtIon from all beholde:s. am already salts
I. that il is the cheapest and surest renovator OF
nr- worn. out soils" jy 2s- 3m&
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"It gives me great pleasure to commend Miss
Garrison's school. She Is every way qualified to
give instruction in the branches she proposes to
teach. a. 6. Dickinson,
Pastor Leig street Baptist church"
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The Lynchburg Republican makes little !s
of our twenty-four ounce apple. 1ts Is
tYenty-six.
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Rev. Mr.. Grammar has arrived in Lynch.
burg-the new rector Of Grace church,
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TOLD! GOLD!! GOLD THE
" subject of gold; of all others thathas agitated
"a one that has up to this time, been open to the
convictions of ali classes. That the hnnds of me
United States will be paid off in Greenbacks, ana
thsrsby The Iaborer OF the country saved from the
hard toll of paying the interest upon the same 10
the exclusion OF all taxes to the oonds Is cues
and only ava it's the ballot box to settle the iact
Then the laborlng and the rich man VIII staha hdl
upon an equality OF taxation In proportion 10 tnetr
several means In anticipation OF such an event;
sn agency Of gold has been established at 1908
MAIS STREET, where 1t can be had M Tor green, gre n
backs, and clothing Furnished iof eitneE gOiGG 20 oi
ISIS Main Street, the house established twenty. aye
years sioce, is the one entrusted with b TINS az
and virinity Therefore those who wish Ro0o
goods at small CURES must call at the old estaO-
iisaSS 90 ~ 'io'itNe WILLIAM IRA SMITH i co.
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.rro FARMERS AND PLANTERS

81 TO FARMERS AND PLASTERS.-
B0Sg QUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
rs7s erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, snd are ready to supply
,g.,6mers with q warranted pure article of FINE
6oyE that will drill perfectly we'll in machine,
s,a. .ow rate AS coarser bone 10 sold at. Also,
,ers FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to anslyse
Perfectly pure or no sale. Samples sent on receipt
&, three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED P0UDRETTE.
This Is one of the most forcing and quick acting
2.arres in the market, and is by far the cheapest
.,., Composed Of the night coil Of New ork city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted
4 . then deodori2ed, dried, and pulverized to
.a7;. Four handred pounds OF this drilled in with
rAest will bring hegvy crop on even poor,
s!a out soil. Price, $25 per ton. Apply to
THa LODI MAEUFaCTURING CO.,
ssCoprtlandt street. New York or TO
HOOR & WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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Speci0I Notices.

40 BHErDEN & FOX ARE RECEIVING
mar, tht. wesk a large and attractive stock
y,rr, AID WINTER pkY GOODS. embracing
-,,v ,x,ansive assortment Of FALL AND WIN
~rg pRsSS GOODS, at extremely low prices.
Tssy also invite attention to their large stock
- cAsPgTlSGS now receiving, OF new and
t.,ratal designs IN super ingram, extra super.
.n,s..py. aat Enslish tapestry and Brussels,
.,-,..,. rags. &c. SC. BREEnES s FOX,
:. "a, No aoI Broad street
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HANOVER ACADEMY.
IL INSTRUCTORS
Il; ?; JONES, NJ; "A Prtnciipal

WILLIAM II. FONTAINE, N. a.
The instructors are both graduates OF the uni
versity OF Virginia, and have had considerable
experience as teachers.
The next session begins lst of October and ends
2eth Of June, 1853.
TERMS: $3.50 in currency per session, exclusive
of lights, was hing, and towels, (Which need not
cost over twelve thirteen dollars per SESSION.
payable one. half LIST OF October the other half
i4th OF February
For catalogue, &c., address q. p. JONES,
Taylorsyille, Hanover county, Va.
an 2a-3awlm
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@R-S. LIE, RESTAUKATEUR.-
Fl. tables always supplied with everything IN
t4a.on. e. well delicaces and lIxuries, foreign
ar4 domestic Eefre5hment and Dining rooms for
ladies' and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
te,. q u, ,GorS, and good attendance everywhere.
~ No. 1902 MAIN STREET.
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Marine I7lteIIjgence.


MINIATURE MISUNDERSTANDING 90, 1887.
Sun risss............ 5.58 Moon ri.es...... IL OF
Sun Bets............. 6.04 High tide, A. M 8, IL
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Gentlemen,-Your kind note Of this date has
just been handed me, and need hardly say that
am profoundly impressed with the high honor
you have paid mo by the prefer of compliment
tary benefit. 1t is the more gratifying to me, be-
cause appended to the call recognize the names
OF many gentlemen Of prominence and meritsd
distinction. Thanking you for your kind allu-
sions to me professionally and personally, beg
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AlllliSen1e9ltS.

nANCI$G AND w A l. T L / n @
II ACAnENY,-MR. THOMAS V. CAKR an
g.css iha, he vi / reopen his school for gen.
.-Hra IN tho Rall on the corner Of Broad and
IuiA sir-.iS OF FhlD D.Y kE ling next, Sep
,-gsyr Goth, 1867. at half-past o'clock.
Tie class for Young Ladies, Misses and Mas
'-r, will be formed IN = few days, OF which due
loc. will he given.
4lth. LATEST DANCES OF fashionable society
vtl ~ taught, including the various QUAD.
ELLIS, W ALTXES, Il together with the GER
Nan now so universally popuiar In ,ha fashion,
4ne crcles OF this aud the European continent.
lsags Thrse dollars per month, payable inva-
....t.yi,, advance SO lS-3tk
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.

A. oPPENRIMER,s No l4O2 Main street. be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, calls tne
attention of the trade. wholesale and retail riR 70
NISUING GOODS, made to order. Also, booIS,
SHOES, HATS, &c which he is receiving daily
from the North.
perience of seventeen years in the business In
Virginia he warrants satisfaction.
Do not fail to call at .
No. l4o2 M sin street. between
seu Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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DARNUMS MUSEUM COLLECTION
y4y AMBURGH's GREAT MENAGERIE,
in conjunction with
DAN CASTELL0'S GREAT SHOW,
numbering in all
7agEE HUNDRED MEN AND HORSES

4nenorMous Moral Combination of instruction
s'i refined anus smeut wilt exhibit in Richmond
iw tar.. DAYS only-TUESDAY, "EDNESDAl {,
"aA THURSDAY, September @ith, 18th, and 2etn-
"i Il- grounds corner Four and Clay streets.
,alsE iar immense new Pavilion, for one price OF
b4aIUMS DEPARTMENT - NATURAL his
TORY,
combines great number Of specimens OF various
-'Ct!pi!oas and character ia the school OF Natu-
.h' alstoTy. winch have been collected al tne e&-
tra'e OF HE largest energy, indefatigable re-
'sa'g1 aAt The most lavish outlay OF money.
VAN AMBCKGH < CO.'S DEPARTMENT
%nsss with numerous additons) of the entire
,"n AMhrFsh Hoolo, lcal Collection, comprlsing
rl'tuen. ~ the I'd est and most beautiful Wild
.e'.>, birds, and Reptiles, from every section OF
'-e sayEn world
DAN CASTELLo's DEPARTMENT.,
Uprising bar Castelos Great Ciroas, composed
u" M.,,i distinguished lumi uaries In the Eques-
"'94 ptossss.0a, comprising The best Male and re-
49, Its Ade!s great gratuitous exhibition cha
tse!.te' iae eatrse OF our establishment IN every
BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
Tn, 'l!s grand cavalcade and moving picture Will
sPPs@t ee.ies Of the most elsborately- finished
,.,L"!s' sC!seousiy decorated platform cars, ar
Ihl.hed cages aud dens, containing the
,0'e OF ih- Geological collection the band cha
,.' VI U'!slhei design and respleadent decora-
rs .,, essed the Throne Of Apollo and caval-
~ ft-e, sAul!ed the Crcsader's Triumph. consisting
ra- u IuTnlr!ed steel armor, with their banners,
.t1-oIs eHd insignia, and accompanied by their
'Vs Il. Costumes OF medieval ages al preceding
ll-s uV"a!IS feature OF the procession--a q large
,H non, borne on ihs elevated platform OF the
t.,. r.Iu t"Dteaa carriage, loose unc hained, nm
..,s' ti'u. tu. %hd iF-e In the public streets. This
''o'H'' lEe Scuat sensation OF the times.
tg.I'!AL ANNOUNCEMENT FOE RICHMOND.
..i., Srle%!ance In Amer,c. of the great Parisian
S"H LiGeslr!enLe. late Of the Cirque Empe-
r!ale,
AADEI0ISELLE PAULINE,
aHi the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
i. ...a't sat aud most pe.i ca aettrian performer
.sY ""St.q, ~hose remarkable skill and Courage
..fn t.'S'!vd tAe most enthusiastic encomiums
~ ~ ptese and the publ c.
Z. rs:..Ss!oN, Is cent? children under ten years,
.;rr IIWO PERFoRMANCES DAILY:
HC.oct 'NVoN, I'll 2 o'clock-EVESIEG At
'a' se l6-St
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kAs
spo1swooD HOUSE, September 10, 1885,

Hon. Joseph Mayo, General Milford, Colonel
Johnson. Judge OuLd, ". II. Lee, Esq, II. J.
Bond. Esq, Major j. II. Carrtngton, James
Mcdonald, Esp. w. ID. CoLenafs, Esq, and
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pALLARD HOTEL, RICHMOND

DRAHAMA POOTRA FOWL - T O.
d LOVERS OF FINE POULTRY AND TAE
PUBLIC GENERALLY.-lr respectfully announce
that have for sale a large number OF sFAGs and
PULLETs Of the above Justly and truly celebrated
stock, which offer for sale at lower prices than
they an'be purchased at the North. My breeders
wsrs selected from the largest and best poultry
wards OF New York and Massachusetts, II u use.
less for me to comment on the merits, size. and
beauty OF these birds. The public are respect
fully invited to call and judge for themssivss1T
one square west of old Fair Grounds. .v
"a l9-9k WILLIAM w. hoW ~.
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BOOAs, Stationery, &c.

TEEP COPIES OF ALL YOUR
IN LETTERS IN THE PENN. LETTER BOOK.
Nc copying press or waller needed. This valuable
invention saves labor, time, and money and Is
not for day only, but for all time. Local and
general agents wanted. address, PENN. MAN u
FEATURING WORKS, 702 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia, Pa, box 2l7. se S-lw
VOU CAN GET FASHION BOOKS
L FOR OCTOBER at the News Depot.
sells TURNER, No. 90 Thirteenth street.
r WALL TURNER, NEWS AND
u BOOK AGENT, has just received q large and
select stock of NOVELS, the best assortment to be
found in the city. Also, LETTER, CAP, and
NOTE PAPER, just received, very low. Every
thing in the News line can be furnished at this
esta plished News Depot TURNER,
Sc l6-lm News Dealer &c.
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A MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
N SCHOOL-limited in number preparatory to
the University OF Virginia, opens FIKST MONDAY
IN OCTOBER and closes with an examination last
Friday in July Of each year.
Terms for session OF ten months: Board aud tui-
ton, $500 payable $3.50 october lst $3.50 March LIST.
For circular, &C., address Mattoax post. Office,
Amelia county, Va.
iy 3O-2taw9wx WILLIAM III. HARRISON.
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.
t,on n n Tho pr mo AZ bar rssidenca on Ninth one
door above Leigh street. and is prepared to re-
ceiVe a few more young ladies'.
Inq uirs as above. se l8-3tawtlstOc
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.

HEADQUARTERS Dept OF THE PLArTE,)
CHiEY o. IRTERsAsTRR's OyIIsE,
oHAHA, Nebraska, Nov; z, 1857 ~,
Sealed proposals M b eSS'SS q h asy o9e NJ aa Sn
sry u.s. fOr ihs tiaaspsfiataa p @lltafy supple.
during the year commencing April !, 1865, and ending
March Si' is'S' on ROUTE NO. l,
Prom Dakota or ;Ssh I other points & ss may
branch oilSs GSion PSsas fairoad west Of
sRss G9If 1t me S rSfS SRSi A RsS Or
SSs % e RS FsoGy
and ColoradO north y latitude 70 degrees, Including,
Sssrs not Ssssss s nsS %
'aS %. The S:1 sSsns
ni iss, and ending % % @aTsS II 81. isb "p'
hSs q s @ a SS
5 sy sSsa S1f y ss an or q ten
anteeng that In case contract Is awarded for the
Rs IN R e and $
aud good and sufficient security Furnished by said
party in accordance with the terms Of this advertise
Bach bidder must be present at AH ,SRsHi.s Of the
The contractor will be required to give ESQ, ,ool
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and soiyeney Of
each bidder and person offered A security will be
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No. and none Will be en-
monts Of this advertisement .
The party to whom the award Is made must be pro.
pared to execute the contract a once, and TO give thu
required bonds for tho faithful performance Of thu
contract. 49,
The right to reject any and all bids that may be Of
The contractor must be In readiness for service b,
the lst day Of APRIL 1858, and will be % hay
place OF business or agency, at which he may b
communicated with promptly and readily, for Rout
No. lat Cheys Dakota, or at such other point
may be indicated the starting point Of the route
Blank forms showing the conditions OF the oontrae
to be entered into can be had application at thi
York, st. Louis, Fort Leayenworth, Santa fe,S an'
| Fort Smelling, and must accompany and be part o
| the proposals.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General
| WIN. MYERS,
Brevot Brig. Gen., Chief fauartsTmHs!eI.
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AND
Po.T 0ETIeE M psP4RTHsEgr, 4. ~

wAsHIxaTos, b. q, Oct. 50, 1867.
ua sfrSS S. Ss1 Y
PUH UE u5Saah.g wSPPpSs PsGss and nv
ststss for four year. from and ssr he sst day De-
..d srtIse. to be delivered free Of sxRsn;s 70
Once Department at Washington, D. c. and New
H. @ s.lasisd quantity Of each article and hs quail
:, ~, pIsrHIcJEo: lar yAsHIsarSS, D,c; l. .,,.
Ssssas y ~ Tssa. "a and each iss% contain
100 re.S. PnRss Of thS same quality a.
itS the use q SUsS &ssh
q S SA;s IS%a'
q an inch in diameter and In balls, to weigh
from to pounds each.
sriSsd in sSs estimate ii.i'namSd for Dlstfet
Jsf 1n'f ar bs :ssPss No. rTn' similar
'00 pTSsSi Tsaaitsa q fSf frf Df,tpisl I kO ~ "'
or fST al u s % s1tidss and fcr sS.
Ts: sSHTSs S. SdSs 81 e ssa e as :
d VIII in is practical be most advantageous to
ifISs bssrst should be changed the articles shall b,
delivered At such place or places ashs Postmaster den
| eTAl shall designate, At Pro lATA RATES,
More less than the estimated quantities may b0 or
deTed as the necessities Of the may require
| at the discretion Of the Postmaster 0enoral,
Samples Of such articles are now used at the Pos
0ees may be keenat the oces supplied and at ei1he
Bdders will send samples Of such articles they pro
| pose 10 furnish with their bids.
ties Of his ability 10 comply with his bid and oertln
cate from Postmaster that such guarAntorA are rsliA
| bic persons ,
Two suielsnt sureties will be required 70 contract
failure 10 furnish article contracted for prompt
ly, or the furnishing article inferior 10 that con
traeted for, will bo cOns dsred sueisnt cause for
forfeiture u the contract -.
Bids not made In conformity 70 this notice will be re
jeeted the Inconsistency Aha eject the virtue of t
Proposals must be marked on The envelope with u
name of the article bid for and the letter addressed
D,C.u ALEX ", RANDALL,
| no2.fot Postmaster GENERAL,
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
TINTED STATES MAILS.
LOUISIANA.
pOHr OpEIrR DRP

LOUISIANA,
Posr OYPICR DEPARTMENT.
WARRINGTON, September ~, 1857. !
Proposals will be received at the Contract ohoe of
this Bepar.mcp. until o'sloek N. q Decenber Y.
Malls Of tho United States from April !, 1855, TO June
~, 1871.
ROUTE No, 5000 From AleKA1dria, by LRmothe.
Cotis, Cl9pueTyie haIhaViile, haIshlloehes Pleas;
Cane to Shreveport, lOs miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Alexandria Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
Arrive at Shreveport third days by sp. IN.
Leave shreveport Monday, Wednesday, and Friday,
Arrive at Alexandria third days bysp m,
The accepted bidder will be required 10 take the cath
commonly known as the test oath, and 70 execute con-
tracts In the form aud manner prescribed by law and
regulations Of the Department
For further aud fuller paIteu to the conditions
be Incorporated into the contraets, and Of the llab
ties Of bidders, reference the pamphlet
sement dated October 81 1866 inviting proposals for
carrying the mails Of the United States the State
Louisiana, which can be found At the principal post
| Offices.
Proposals must be sealed, superseribed Mail Pro-
posals, Route No. 200, State OF Louisala aud ad.
dressed to the Second Assistant PostmRsler General
Contract Oniee, " ALEX W. RANDALL,
| oeB-td Postmaster General
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
Railroad Routes.
THnGgRH2IFf gHIf.bflphII aIEH EE1ySissE Esb sEw

THn9ggHSIEE gHIE,pdk.NphIE. d!Ns psEE5fsE Tsb fsEw
ru.,. y,s wAy,,.gsros. ~ 2 lssl,noOs ss n !.
run as follows, viIi .Ha. n
FOR NBw YORK, without chspse Of cars,
Leave daily leSccpt Sunday al rs a. N. n Is and
p. m. go. .... ...
FOR PIiILADBLPH1A,
Loave daily (except Sunday hIbA m. IL ID and
Leave for New York and fhiisaslphia at 100 .. m
only
Sleeping cars for New YORK on 4 90 p m train only
day.
Soc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
aud the West J. i. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
u, N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 3. KOONfZ,
Agent. washington.
The national Republican., 1867-12-12
TREASURY pEgN RBPAFExESG gWHNS s9yEE. sSH.H " 1851

l. DISMAL bWAMP CANAL,
In accordance with a resolution Of Congress, Ap-
proved July d. 1885, authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to sell the stock owned by the United States
in the Dismal swamp Canal Company, IN such man
to best protect the interests Of the United States
In said canal and to insure that the same be kept
open as naylgablo highway without further expense
to the Government -
Notice Is hereby given that en MONDAY, the 9th
day o. December, 1907, At II O'Clock. m, eiEbt hun
dred 900 shares Of stock owned by the United States
in said Dismal SWAMP Canal Company Will b. sold At
Department, in the city OF Washington.
The Dismal Swamp Canal eonnects the waters Of
Elizabeth river, In Virginia, with the Pasquotank
river In North Carolina, distance Of about twenty
eight and one half (6II) miles. and has been con
ntTueted at cost Of upward Of one million dollars
The whole number Of shares in the Canal Company "a
nineteen hundred and forty four, 80 having an
original par value Of two hundred and my dollars
(e9O) per share
| at this Department
Terms q sale One tenth part Of the, purchase
money 70 be deposited At time Of sale and the balance
TO be paid upon the delivery Of the lnslIumens oi
| conveyance. HUGH MCCULLOCH,
Secretary.
A- The above sale has been postponed until the ID
| day Of January, 1853, .o,,, o,--
| DECEMBER 8, 1867. de7.asts