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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

TIE New PUBLIC STORES IN GREENwicH-sT.-On
Saturday the revised system for the of the
public service introduced by the Revenue authorities ID
connection with the Customs Department came INTO fnii
operation, and by which all packages passed corIect
are immedately sent 10 the importers store without the
great delay heretofore occasioned by the Liquidation Oh
nased half an hour were put on the drays for consig
ment 70 the owners by of newly erected steam
elevators in place OF the oldfasoned 'o
manipuating them rapidly and safely after passing tne
examning.roo and appraisers department III IIiny
running IA feet TO Tntypaee with five stores on each
street The arrangements have been carried p on.
under the snperntendence OF Collector Smyths the Kew
enue officers and Mr. Jackson, the general manager Oh
ne eefa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF HRw.YoRK.......APRL "A
ARRIVED.


Steamship ocean Queen Harris AsPjnvan April with treasure
pn,.epssI. % Pasise Mail steamship 60 , ,.. ,,a
pass ugsion Fox Co sonh Of cape haes "pensnSeu
ssp Ei,i ch Liverpool March with md.e to cha carqv.
T. s sior,shp Onward A. y Lieut. Commando Pierre Grand com
ad ron MoH,o oa the gi6 ofFe6raay Jano March
s5G w, r American HaI' ip oE b. steering 4ov BY vest
following 1t Of her omcc Acting Vol Lieut. Con- rI.LIe
oaesP ioTsee p Tat,e Paymr Acting Pas., Assistant sqon
cs..e 4ss BS.sa samuel l. Gnau Msic George A. om.tea
uas D wens Gilbert n Pride Captains Clerk w s. ogphaHi
sTs Lac ca Bd'ioa Har usno, Ay DAY.. with wool and
loading 5 A.'ss es p ,T ia P for S'i Ss s Ys
10 Masonic or Ansrp TO- Louise frn Portland dlsehagug
g sn DO Sossea@ from . no. aS SS s Yag Sa
waiting orders Br baE ~ Churehi loading foe Bes
.i ss, % 5. Ss g'C Js%s. yt5 &c. saeo
debhHs Katherine Maale do Eageu do Sarah Elizabeth do
Jewes GsnVood DO The Glowing called at Baeno AyTs
sae hoF oa starlight m Sayaaaah expected
Basaos % Ea anl Asnie from Ioflns oi ray p c o.
sh,ss Met o L s@.99 s k h oS ca G Rosario dis
Barn Blair Ahol (Brl Loses. Pal,g DEC Siih e9hee ke TO
e..,a CGtreAhl csaa1 Tr.e Jan g With rags f,@it
bsI Maose tof Yrr Haven't gua MayaFa,. p day.. With
sugar to H. TfoNbses sons Le IN port bark Reindeer Tor
Bst Atslsu (lreml gcmaun % days with mise and
ras on ls hl variable aBd hgr winds during the entire
BaSi Empr,.. of Loop Peuhe wapoa Oct with 'oaa &c.
A.
sear ard rnolas.ss TO y. l. Nagius < sous
Big A. BRADSHAW kolge Wilmington days With naval stores 70
Big Mcleod Liverpool. Mcleod Derra n days with sa'
ar and mola,scs. 10 J. Lfa,cAn- , ., 49,,
brig Or Peane Aoyo 10 GAYS "th moa'se' 10 o. IL MI
Bng Trowbrg (of Nev.stel Ne Carly Demeraa IS days
with moasses H. d. frosbhdge Go.
Halnrr Potter
MARY Kc Mitchell, Trinidad de Cuba ~ days WITH sugar Sci
Jel Frsy 4 Co. =, ,--,-- -
Shr Edvarl Lee of Newbnrot W Loud She having been
sr In tb AZ s. al INST long 81 % abandoned by
tk A Carter bouad Havana Mr. Loud first mate
the bark aud brought her
his mort The ballast appeared 70 have eoieed
gth anoter vessel
DOMESTIC PORTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

PYIEs SALERATUs and CREAM TARTAR-Pure arti-
ces always foil weight and reliable Sold BY gFoce" gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

National Banking Associations Of the city of Detroit
bowinp their condition the morning OF the first mon
dav in April 1861 before the commencement Of business
al. lnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

SUNDAY AT THE PARK.-The Central Park was yes
terday visited by large number Of people OF both
sexes who were tired Of the monotony OF the
brick and mortar districts of the city The weather
was fine but rather cool for dolce FER nienN
The trees and shrubs have yet rather BLEAK ana ds
look and the water in the lakes ana ponds mas
not the welcome look OF the warm Summer time lul,
movements are being made manifest in the architectural
embel shment OF the Park, and number OF rustic
Summer being erected in positions to strike
the eve with good effect When finished, these
structures il is calculated, will add IN the fast
growing adonment of the Park. This Central PARK mas
already becomo lungs to the body OF the great BUSY
hurrying Metropolis and Sunday the hard WORKING
classes visit It's rural retreats and pleasing walks In great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

ESCAPE OF CoNyICTs.--SOme time on Friday night
last George Ryder, alias Charles o. Gordon alias Rats
a notorious thief in company with william OBren
Charles Monday, aud George Buckley made their escape
from Blackwes Island Hospital, by tearing their bed
sheets into strips forcing off the light and then low
ering Themselves the ground With the hospital boat
they crossed the East River and probably at their
old hauns III this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

TAMNIANY ELECTIoN.-A caucus of the Talnmany
Society was held Saturday evening for the nomination
OF officers 20 be voted for this evening. The following
nominations were made Sachems-JOhn Kelly, VIM. NJ
Tweed, NJ I. Brennan Isaac Bell Peter Il. Sweeney, T.
H. Hart Chas. q. Cornell, Jas Il. Nicholson. X. B Con
molly, Nathaniel Jarvis jr, John j. Bradley Geo W Me
Lean, Edwards Pierrepont Treasurer, Henry Nande-
water; Sycamore, Geo. W. ROOme; Secretary, Wilson
Small; Wishnkie, Stephen q. Duryea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
THE
GREAT AMERICAN
L Z A c. O Nj p A NY.
THE
ESTABLISHED 1851.
THE IMMENSE PROFITS OF THE TEA TRADE.

The PrOPetOs became fully convinced year, ago hat 60
Of Tea and Coffee paying many large t
these articles of every day consumption and therefore organized THE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY to do sway far @ possible.
drains upon Consumers and to ,upty Thea,
with these necessares at the smallest possible price
To give readers idea Of the profits been made IN M
trade viii with the houses leaving oat Of e
entirely the profits Of the Chinese factors
s The House China Japan makes rse rrs,.
their shipments richest retired ersa
this country have made their immense fortunes through ihe hus a
China
3D. The Banker makes large profits upon the foreign exchange d ia
| the purchase Of Teas
3D. The Importer profit Of % to 50 per cent Ia many ea.
4h On its arrival here sold BY the cargo Purchaser sells
to the Spectator invoices Of 900 to 1900 packages syegs
profit Of about 10 per
Sh The Spectator sells to Wholesale Dealer in ines at a
profit Of 10 to per
9Th The Wholesale Tea Dealer the wholesale Grocer s
to suit his trade at profit Of about 10
7h The Wholesale Grocer sells it the at prt q
IS to rs per cent.
9Th The sells all the profit he can 20,
When you have added these profits many boeHses
carriages storages eoopeges and waste and add original ofs
Tea will be perceived what the pay rev We
propose show Why sell very lower other
We propose DO away with all these various profits and bokages
carriages storage cooeraees waste exception
paid for purchasing correspondents China japan
carriage aud small profit Onrsees-wLch, large sales,
will amply pay
getting their Teas from confidently rely upon getting
and fresh, they direct from os
warehouses;
The Company continue o sell at the following prizes:
O0LONG, (Black) 90, TO- SO, 30, best ~ y u.
MIXED, Green and Black 80, 20, so, 80, best 81 p h.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 49, 80, 30, 81, 81 10, best 81 20
pm.
IMPERIAL Green 20, sO 90, 81 81 10, be, 81 25 nj
YOUNG HYsoS (Greeu) TO- so, 30, ST. 81 10, best 81 ~
pm.
USCOLoRBD JAPAN, 90, 81, 81 10, best 81 25 p ID.
GUSPowDER, ~ 25, best 81 so p b.
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COFFEE 2Oc 25e &c. &c. best zoe pound Ho.
tells saloons boarding keepers and families who large qnAni
IN that article by using FkBNClP
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell at the low ps
Of 0Oe per pound give perfect satisfaction
Consumers from SOC to 81 per pound BY purchasing h
Teas Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos 81 and 33 yESEY-ST.
No. $40 BROADWAY corner BleeckersL
No 46I EIGHTH-AyBt corner Thirty -fouTtb-st
No. 299 SPRING ST. between Hudson aud Creenv1ehsts
No. 2OJ FULTON.ST BROOKLYN, corner COncOrdst
No I33 GRANDsT., WILLIAMSBURG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

The CHURcHsT. EXTENsION.--A meeting of the
Extension Committee appointed at the meeting on
Wednesday OF property who would he affected by
The proposed exclusion " Churchsl 10 the Battery held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

Yesterday morning, Dr. Simeon Abrahams, residing
at No 81 Beeckcrst, found dead In his room, he
having died hours previous probably from disease
Of the heart Deceased native OF this City, aged &c
years He was well known and highly esteemed by the
leading members OF the Jewish community IN this city,
in whose circles he occupied prominent position, aud
also by many Of business men, he having been CON
with the business for many years Cor
oner ScllrIner will hold inquest to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
A pIoy pIAyO.FoRTE-pATENTED.-Pre-

Il
~ emncny the best Piano CONSTRUCTED o tone aI
hghe degree any Piano that have net Nth the singing
h ~ the deeponed notes OF large organ
The middle elastic AMI clear than In most other Pianos
hr the upprr that distinct beke clear
mes. necessary the nrrect rrndeIng OF mhcn pieces
lends such charm "a melody" Prot Abo
nrau.t Church Of oar Saviour BROOKLYN says For eeiV
u touch singing quality much sought tor h sr anu lot
Is uneIeeed by Piano have ever
u Prof John Cnno editor Of The American Educational
Monthly SAYS: however To 81 another class "r
example Of the Aon Pianos made by Manner Co bow your ed
it, riches clear and ublurTed observe tue sing
ng swelling melody that middle octaves WoDdrnus represents
and which preonns above the syy brney
of the upper trebe that this scientifically constructed
and durable instrument" The musical reporter Of The New
being ~ musical turn prononnees te
Grand Action Patent Anou Panoofte the most mellow
that peaed oTth 70 he
Mandatory and WArerooms NOS lb anc ioS
49,. .sco,d doo, above Dslapcev.st MANNER Co.
1--we have a number secondhand Pianos TO sell or rent
T b. BARTLETT, Agt. Ellenville Glass Works,
Manufacturers Of all kinds OF Bottles
Csrboys Druggist &c Agent for squreb Pan. fran S.I
20 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Greenwich
" and MURRAY whore end Teas Cofee Fish Flour and
cheaper NevYork one phse house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

CLAIM OF THE CITY BANKs.-A letter from the In
ternal Revenue Department TO Collector Shook decides
that the claim OF city banks for return of the taxes
upon their surplus which they claimed 10 nave pcoh co
neOusy paid, cannot be allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

MEETING OF HAcKMEN.-A meeting of >hackmen
who interested In the business In the vicinity OF Oily
Hall Park, held Saturday evening the Garner OF
sixth-ave aud Fiftyseventhst These persons ahargc
that exAderan Mnsteison has secured the monophDy o
the business In that vicinity aud committee sp
pointed wait upon the Mayor and Council aud lay tue
matter before them. This committee will also endeavo
to obtain the passage Of q resolution making Fifty
ninth-st, from Seventh to Eghthaye., hackstand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

4 HOUSEHOLD W0RD.-Buy your China,
"A Glass Gallery Plated Ware Rsigsaors Cooling Utensils &C.
PASSPORTS Cooper Institute aud Astorpsee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

JEFYERs0Ns BRTHDAY.-The States Rights Soc-
ETY. celebrated the birthday OF Thomas Jefferson on
Saturday by dinner AZ the New-York Hotel Among
the guests ex(i0v. Seymour OF Connecticut, ex
Mayor GuDther, w. w. Eaton OF Connecticut. Judge
Requier OF Alabama and others Of note The Hon Geo
NJ. Varian presided. and speeches made by the
President the Hon James Brooks, OK GOV: seymour,
Judge Requcr, W. w Eaton, W. Il. Hihpa 0f Indiana, j.
and A. H. Dawson of Georgia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
NEW BIRTH OF PRINTING.
THE MOST REMARKABLE PIECE OF
PRINTING EVER DONE.
TYPE SET BY SUNLIGHT
AN APPROPRIATE TRIBUTE TO CYRUS W. FIELD.
INAUGURATED
ON THE nth ANNIVERSARY DAY OF
BEN. FRANKLIN'S DEATH.
THE AMERICAN pHOYO-LITHoGRlFHIC COMPANY

THE AMERICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRaPlII COMPANY
have now ready, and will publish on Nednes-
day, April IA, magnificent specimen of work
manship, which they offer to the public not only
as an example Of the perfection to which their
new and beautiful process Of printing has been
brought but also as something which every
patriotic citizen, and every appreciation of art,
will be glad to possess ON its own account. This
is q splendid piece of
CALIGRAPHY,
COPIED BY THE AMERICAN PHoTOLTHO-
GRAPHIC COMPANY,
FROM THE ORIGINAL BY
PROF. DAVID DAVIDSON.
1t consists of ten lines of script, in which
Prof. Davidson has written, with marvelousy
beautiful minuteness,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

BOUNTY CLAIMs-The records of the Office ut No.
54I Broadway and all unfinished business relating TO
claims of NewYork soldiers in this city, which, by drec
ton Gov Fenton heretofore been under the charge
of Gen W. Darling Engneerin Chief Of the state, WILL
by request Of Gen Darling who has obtained leave Of
absence be transferred May 10 the State Arsenal
under the direction of Gen. E. A. Merritt Quarermaster
General OF the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

On Friday morning last MaryW. Truesdail, aged
u years. who with her younger sister resided with her
grandmother at No. 2as Thompsons, while going to
school with her sister accosted by woman in Uni
yersty who asked her IL she did not wish 70 learn
the trade of dressmaking The attention Of the girls
sister was for n moment attracted TO some pass
ing object and when she again turned 10 address her sf
ter she and the had disappeared. and nothing
has since been seen Of them Capt Caffrey has had OH
engaged npon the for the past two days. but
thus far without Any information Of the missing
girl will be thankfully received by her relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

MILITARY CoURT-A court of inquiry into charges
made against Capt. Watson, Company b, sxty-nin'h
Regiment Of making false statements regarding ms com
mission and OF apprOpriang company money 10 MS own
use, will be held Oh Thursday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

TwFNTY-sECoND REGMENr Promenade Coz
clRT-A brilliant entertainment gwen by the Twenty
second Regiment AT the Annory Fourtecnthst., on
Saturday evening ATTENDED by Gov. Burnside, Major
Gen shaler Commodore Branc OF the Navy Mgortel
barnard Chief Engineer L. g. Army; Brigadier Generals
AEpinwal Postley, and ward; BrigadierGen. Darling
and Col. IAebcnau Of the Governors STAFF and other
prumlncnt officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

4sPSw,L n G-Arrvel March % Lizzie Jackson Nave
eb Ha,tsn. ih g. W. Horton, Batter New ior Js back
Bo,iA Whbeny SrWYork Sailed, Apnl > barhs l. T. Jackson
Mayeret Crnfuegos aud j. Arthur, Ascongh for Merco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
DOMESTIC PORTS.

CH.HtEsroN Arr 4Arf,ei steamships Emily u Noudef fo
S.Yors Sea n Baltimore bark Everhad Lirepoo schrs liza
,,f Isrdl Ner York Noble Sorfnk; vr.a Philadelphia
Sailed, steamship Eyerman, Philaiephia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

an ., ~, po 70
the atonal Banking Associations Of the City OF NIL
wauee showing their condition the morning OF the
onf at day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
sENTENCED TO DEATH.

Franz Eickerman was convicted in the Court Of
Oyer and Tenner held in the city court ROOM Rockland
Co.. on Wednesday last for the killing Of James Reynolds
on the 18th Of July last and was sentenced TO be hung
the evening of the 3st of May 1t appears the prisoner
deliberately shot Reynolds while he sitting I'm rock
ing chair after having charged him with having his
pOcketboOk The prisoner threatens 10 commit suicide,
and knife found in his possession has been taken away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

TIE BARGE AND REVENUE OFFICE AT THE BAT
TERY-On Saturday afternoon the deed was signed by
the city authorities oedug to the United states Govern
ment portion OF the Battery for site for Barge ana
Revenue office The sum of $1,000 paid by The
United states authorities for the grant OF the Rand Ote
said and the United states are now Ia possaoh OIL Tue
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

NEARLY A DUEI--It is reported that proposed
duel between broker OF this city and gentleman from
Cuba who is at present in this city, and which was 10
have taken place on weehawken flights Friday last
was prevented by the friends Of the former gentleman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
COFFEES ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.

GROUND COFFEE 2Oc s5 &c. &c. best zoe per pound Ho
tells saloons boarding keepers and families who large qnsn
ties Coffee IN that article by using FRENCH
BREAKFAST AND DINNER COFFEE which sell at the low pes
Of 1Oe per pound and warrant to give perfect satisfaction
Consumers from SOC to 81 per pound by purchasing h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL special meeting of the
Chamber Of Commerce called for Saturday afternoon
TO hear the report Of Committee appointed TO present
the names persons proper be recommended for Com
Oners of Wharycs and Pliers, but the President ana
Vice Presidents being absent the meeting postponed
TO Wednesday of this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

FATALLY IYJURED.-John Cook, little boy, whose
parents reside at No. 81 Mulberry ST. drom the effects
Of injuries received Friday last by being run over by
horse and carriage owned by Mr. Frederick Zumer ONO
so Amityst coroner was notified to hold an inquest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

The following are the number of arrests made by
the Police of this city and Brooklyn from sunrise until
iOt O'Clock p m, for the offenscs mentioned-ln New
York: IutoNicaton drunk and disordcry 81; viola
ton OF Excise law. In BroOkyn: IntONicatlon,
drunk and dlsordery, violation of the Excise law,
Total in Newly York, %; IN Brooklyn, @.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15

CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPAR1MENT-ln consequence
Of the continued absence from the city OF Con'roer
Connolly this Department has adjourned all further con
alteration FOR the present OF the opening OF BIDS Tor the
construction Of stone block payements aud the building
of sewers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-15
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,

Nos. 81 and 33 yESBY-ST.
No $40 BROADWAY, corner Bleeckerst
No 46I EIGHTH-AyB., corner Thirty ouTtb-st
No 2g9 SPRING ST. between Hudson aud Greenviebs,s
No 2OJ FULTON-ST.. BRoOKLYE, corner COncordst
No I33 GRANDST.. WILLIAMSBURG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-15

speech, tho sound judgment ana advice OF
which was fully appreciated.
III" committee, through their chairman. J..
Vaughan, Esq, then reported Mr.. Alfred
n""" as the candidate to represent the Con
sentative party OF the couatN. who's" nominal
iiou was unanimously confirmed
MIR. Oak" therrHpon addressed tn" meeting
in m able speech. accepting the nomination
and fully and plainly defining his position.
Colonel William l.. Wnu being called for.
then made on" of his characteristic excellent
addresses. He represented In" Lru" character
Of Ia" contest about 10 he entered into. COM
SEIZED harmony and good feeling, aud address
cd tho Color"d citizens in Il strain Of eloquent
and "n"Ctiy" advice" that no doubt made a
sion OF Colonel WINS remarks the nicotine,
adjourned with the strong determination la
gave good battle FOR our representative
&. III. TAYLOR, Chairman.
H. {. ScoH, Secretary
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CORES qon1ence Of liz Eichmoud Dispatch
Meeting Ut Observation-Disclosures OF IA C;,,idi-


Ato meeting OF the citizens OF the county Of
Hanover, Arlj ~ Ashland on saturday Tie
l2th No, o! Detuayr, !>G., IN pITSs,II4," Of 10
tcr, u uet.l..i." :. suitable candidate 10 repre-.
sent the Conservatives 81 ia. county in the
approaching" STATE Con yeuticn, G. II TaNlor.
i-sq. 9! Ashland, WIS elected chairman and
pE IL. Scot, was appointed secretary
o'"H,i iiiam X. Winu thcrcupuu sIttrt,
IN" ointet oi NE meeting ana URGED iI,.
s.'S VI hearty cooperation and uuilpd .tr-
Hoi, VI "'' opposed 10 ituQicaIiS,u
vi Aiif"n Duke then addressed th,.. ,,,...,, .
W. "cHNlhg ms position, and sr,1rs M, ~,
VIII IaA0t:.s ne was The first u.r~rt, ~, ~ p.
presented hI!hs"l! rs Il candidate Ia, ., -. y"
lh~ saiG Convention, i. had cpr,.. t.,,,,.t al
cooperate ~!in The people IL lhru. ~. -
eject 4 conservative candidate nrr ,.,'t
II" action o. The meeting.
lir. J., Ii tau'Luru then offered the so,,oo.
IN: resolution, which w, adoptcd-ylz.. Th.n
III" members OF Tins needing pledge them.
selves 70 abide by and supper. HE nominee .,
The lnrrtins.
Dr. Charles Thompson then moved ,hat :,
eoiiiihlttee composed of lwa drlc.atrs from
C, On Haels'rill district b" appointed BY tn.
mIAlt man 10 nominate i suitable canoIijarn.
,,,,t hlotlon being adopted the Chairman
w 'J'", ~, tl'e following gentlemen: Mcs,rs
7 p f, ~ hite' Joseph T. Terrell, NJ Green
Io,, w'mah' Henry Saunders, Peter Tins
~ liam Il VIM, np rarkc 1; ond,u
r.; ~, "uSti"h, & II. Vaughan, DR.. Chnrl.l
Upon the committee re,irirc f,o,ono, ~
!" ny" De'hE !otuly called tor, addressed III,
meeting IN well. Timed, stirring, aud rti.c,i~s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-15

SALE OF VALUABLE PRINTING
y PRESSES AND MATEEIAL.-Pursuan, 70 an
order Of the United States District contl ina n
Wynna bankrupt will ssli At public auctioh ~
not sold AT private sale sfors the dsy nam'dl on
the promises, corner Of Main and ronrtesnIa
straets, Richmond, Va. az u NJ. WEDL $500
ING PRESSES and M.TERlAL. with a large ana
excellent assortment of TYPE. used In tho pnoll-
cation ri the Ricitm0Hd TINES and other papers.
The printing ollie. IL perhaps the most extensive
the prosecution Of tns business In All Us DFhncheo
Amongst the material are
~ rHs PKEss-RooM.
splendid TAYLOR CTLlHDGE PREsSES.
rst-rate ApAIS BOOK ard JOB PRESSES,
small GORDON JOB PRESSES.
excellent IMPERIAL HAND PRESS
CkrD CUTIE PAPER CUTTER
STaNDlNG pay PREsS.
STEAM ENGINE AMI BOILER,
SHAFTING. PTLLETS,
and all the appendices oil The prsss.room.
~ TIE coMPo3IyG.R0oM
Large founts OF BOOK and NEWSPAPER
All the nov styles OF JOB TYPES recently
LEADS. METAL rrENITUgE, sLUGs.
IMPOSING STONES. STANDING GALLETS,
HACKS CABINETS. FOUNT CABINETS.
QUOTATIONS.. HOLLOW QUADS. and all the
Iabor-saviug convsuisncas which from
t.ils II time have been Issued.
ALSO.
a vell.appointed BOOK BIEDERY, almost every
article In which is AZ good az rew, having been
sad from tho makers tInce the war, and
have been but little used.
TERMS OF SALE: Either cash, or ons-third cash
with balance in four and eight months, Interest
added with unqnestiouabia security.
JOHN JOHNS, JK.. Attorney At Law.
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