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MARSHALL M GILLIAN,

MARSHALL M GILLIAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFIcE-No. HOG MAIN STREET,
Post Office Box 44S, Richmond, Virginia.
VIII practice in
The Courts of the City of Richmond
And in other Courts and sections of the State
when specially employed
20 10-0t
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CHARLES = CARpoZo BENJAMIN BATES.
A. H. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
ROOKSETJERS AND STATIONERS,

DUOhoELLEItD -A1''
Main street, opposite Spotswood Hotel
II EEP constantly on hand large collection
IL of MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, School and College Text books. g.,
Our Stationery Department is unsurpassed
Merchants and Teachers are invited to examine
our stock before purchasing.
saS- Country orders will receive prompt at
tant;on no 30-6m
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G.. GENNET,
Has Removed Opposite the Post Office,
Richmond, Virginia.
A full assortment of WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER GOODS, PLATED WARE, SPEC
TACLES, etc., always on hand.
Old Silver purchased or exchanged.
ALSO,
A full assortment of Instruments, VULCANl-
ZERS, GOLD FOIL TEETH, and materials
for the DENTAL profession.
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Home Office, 1914 Main Street, Richmond Va
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r. b. MAURY. J. L. MAURY. R. T. BROOKE
r. h. MAURY & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
No. 1914 MAIN STREET, FIRST HotsE BELOW
THE Posi- OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILL
YER, BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY,
AND RAILROAD BONDS AND
STOCKS, &C.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
rag Deposits received and Collections made
on all accessible points in the United States.
de Sly.
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TNHE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF VlhGlNlA'

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL CHARr,R, 1867.
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ALL PROFITS DIVIDED ANNUALLY AMONG
POLICY HOLDERS, FROM THE START.


POLICY HOLDERS, FROM THE START.
This is the most successful Life Insurance
Company ever organized.
To secure Policy in the Equitable, apply by
letter to the Office No. 81 Broadway, N York,
or to any of the agents of the Society throughout
the country. There is an Agent in almost every
city.
j. H. MONTAGUE, Agent for Richmond.
General Travelling Agent, Hon. j. HORACE
LACY, Fredericksburg, Va.
GENERAL AGENTS for Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware and Pennsylvania, Belts REGISTER,
4S2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
mr. 18-3m
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York.
OVER $751; 900.
THE profits on this vast accumulation, as
well as the Premiums received yearly, now
over FOUR MILLION DOLLARS, are annu-
ally divided among policy holders.
Average cash dividend for 1865, SIXTY PEE
CENT.
Average Reversionary dividend, payable with
the Policy at death, ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
PER CENT
Applications can be made to j. B. Macmurdo,
A. Boiling, DR.. James B. McCaw, Alfred Poin.
dexter, r. 7. Reynolds, John NJ. Otey, E. B.
Meade, or John T. Goddin, with
o. F. BRESEE,
General Agent for Virginia.
Office under R. 81. Maury & Co., Bankers
one door below Post Office. au 29-tf
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NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OK hESl,
DENCE :,
in any part of North America north OF the SCUM
ern cape of Florida or in Europe, at any sea-
son of the year.
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NO LONGER.
S:ll;l13NLJNl1iD
USE BEN SONS

snecific for letter, ITCH, RINGWoRM,
BARBER'S ITCH, BLOTCHES, ULCERS,
POISON OAK, or other eruption of the skin,
though malignant and long standing, completely
eradicating the disease, rendering the skin de-
lghtfully soft and pleasant,
Try it. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by D. W. Moseley, Purcell, Ladd &
Co., P. E. Dupuy, R. W. Powers, Richmond,
Va, and Druggists generally.
je 3-3m
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UTANTED.-In village in Eastern North
ter. who will teach and preach. Prospects en-
couraging. A single man preferred; or one with
a small family Income from $500 to $1,000.
For further information address
REV. L. c. VASS,
je lO-2t Newbern, North Carolina,
A STUDENT of Union Seminary wishes to
n get employment of some kind for the three
months of Summer. Any kind for which he is
qualified will be gladly undertaken, (such as
teaching, but active outdoor work preferred.
Address, with particulars, G.. S.,
ma 27--3t Fredericksburg Va.
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CASH ASSETS. Sc, OOO, 900
ANNUAL CASH INCOME......... 1000, 900
SUM ASSURED IN 1867, NEW bust
mes, over SO, OOO,OOO
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THOMAS s. BALDWIN & CO.,
UArE KEEN, BALDWIN 4 Co..
CLOTHIERS.
Corners Main and Tenth Streets,
ABOVE Posr OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
ia Sly.

CORN PLANTERS
~ With or Without Guano Attachment.
With one Machine with one horse, 10 to IL
acres can be planted day.
Price S1S to $25.
Also, the very best CORN FURROW FLOW
in use. PALMER & TURPIN, =
- No. 1926 Main street, Richmond, Va.
ia 30-1y
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Guarantee capital. 9doo' 00o
Income to LIST April, 1868 fiscal year, Zo''ooo
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T A. BELVIN,
d. NDERTA K E Il,
Broad street, between 18th and l4th Streets,
nearly opposite lst Baptist Church
Keeps on hand
METALLIC CASKET,
METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY,
WALNUT, OAK and POPLAR COFFINS.
ap lift.
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WARN SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VA.

BoARD-SS per day, $40 per week, S75 pc
month. lie l0-6t
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Number of policies issued, 1,0S4-insuring
81, 1851, 2OO-one claim, $4,000. Showing the
largest average of policies of any American com On
nany and sn ncess that is UNPARALLELED IN the
The New York herald., 1868-08-20


IN. life insurance companies and who do not desire u
their policies absolute sale borrow th
surrender value OF their policies by applying to SAMUEL
BORRoWE, n Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

IIoR SALE OR TRADE FOR REAL EsTATF-TUG-
boat, s2x2s Inquire OF WM MAY, so est Eleventh
street, New iOrs.
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NEWSPAPERS.
JlNGLIsH AND EUROPEAN NEWS
THE MAIL.
paper containing the the principal leaders, well
summary all interesting matter from the rmss
The newspaper hitherto known Evening Mail hav
become properly of the proprietors of The Times Ia
now published twice week. under the title Of
THE MAIL
the price OF 3d. per copy, heretofore or 3d. week. nos,
free. - - "' F'
The days of publication viii Tuesday and Frav and
each will contain the uf
appearing In the three previous numbers Tie Times which
Will thus be rendered available, cheap ana ronyenent
form, for persons residing abroad or IN The colonies
Subscribers obtain
THE NAH.
ronet newerarcr ar"na may have from The PutIisber
The New York herald., 1868-08-20
RUsrNEss OPPORTUNITIES.

A VALUABLE MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY TO
"A let-Good location first class tools patterns, &C.; can
work 75 hands; building cotton woolen md general
machinery. III health OF proprietor sole reason
for letting Address H. H. Morse, attorney at law, Rhine
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

C0ASTNyISE STEAMSHIPS.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
l THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates Of passage greatly reduced and low my other
line
Steamers Of the above line pier No. ~ North river
foot OF Canal street, ut II O'Clock noon,
-Four times month,
On lst, 9th, 10th and 2th,
except when those days fall sunday then tue dy pre-
yious.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
and Attendance free.
August "a, HENRY CHAUNCEY. Captain Conner, con
nectrg with MONTANA, Captain Cavery. 90
September closely with stea
GREAT REPUBLIC, leaving San Francisco october S.ior
China and japan. =,
For passage tickets and all further Information apply Mt the
\. x. BABY, Agent.
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LII WHO WANT MONEY ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
~ Sverware, Vauables Ladies' Wardrobes, &c. call at
$40 Broadway, corner Houston street, rooms D. and
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

Union COURSE, l.. L-TROTrING FRIDAY, Angus
- 81, 3P. NJ. Match $4oo, mile heats harness. Nj
Campbeli's b. g. Jim; Wm Lovells b. m. Lady Wells.
WIN. SHAW, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1868-08-20

(\LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP cOMPANY.-FOR NOR
" folk, City Point and Rchmond-New and elegant side
wheel Steamships ISAAC BELL, HATrERAS, Abe
MARLE SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. one of The above
ships win be despatched for Norfolk City Point
aud Eichmond, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
M from pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street. connect
with the seaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Ten
Air Line Southside and Petersburg Railroads. and
Richmond and Danvle and Virginia Central Railroads, tax
ing freight grating through bills OF adng to all points
South and Southwest Bills Of adng signed the pier
thc hour of sailing For freight passage, having ee
CANT staeroom accommodation, apply 10
n. T.. MCCREADY, President,
ls7 Greenwich. corner Dey street
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THE TURF.

THE TURF.
A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE OPENING OF
IA the following stakes by the stewards OF
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB,
Jerome Park
Stewards Cup value ~ 900; subscription $50 each, P
24 miles, the second horse receive roo out OF the
stakes i've or more M to name and close September ~
next The 10 be day OF the autumn
meeting Entries he made with G. Wheaey clerk OF the
course, Fordham, Weschester county, N. Y.
JOHN b. IRVING,
Secretary American Jockey Club.
A T FASHION COURSE.-THE TROrTING STALLION
N George Wilkes viii stand the Stables OF Alex Patter-
for limited number till 9Th September next
Term $3.50 the season. Money before service o
IlIRsT ANNUAL HORSE FAIR
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IL WIDOWS, HEIRS AND SOLDIERS OF THE
~ Revolution OF 1872 and all other previous 10
1861 in receipt of PENSIONS by recent act of Con
eress, entitled 10 have the increased Full information
given free by calling addressing +. B. SWIFT, 2
broadway, box 2gS5 Post office.
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J1LMwOOD SEMINARY, GLEN'S FALLS, N. Y.-ENG-
IL sh French and spanish Boarding and Day School for
young Indies. Fa term will open September l5 Expenses
moderate No charge will be made the English
cation OF the daughters clCrcymen and missionaries For
circulars further information address the principal Miss
A. Taylor.
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INEFFECTIVE BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Attended to, divorces obtained and evidence found
existing. Apply in person by letter TO WILDEY, UTTER
a co, Sl7 East Twenty sixth street.
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PROPOSALS..
pRoPosALs FOR LAMP POSTS AND bASrER'
y tor sa,re

Sealed proposals will be received by the u1dcr''ane ~ INC
city Hall the tv Hudson, New Jersey near ihe toly
Court House, until Wednesday, September ls ~ U 49,,
T.. ~, the delivery such points wihn 81, o9 ~ W
UNDERSIGNED may srecfv uf less than wv HOh nnp
posts 1attern ot jersey CIV, with AZ eqia W a
fes Tor same said lanterns ~ have onethu 81 ns n "
her repaired ha they may oe used TOT Oh a' " 'He
Btders io lanterns viii exhibit pattern oi lantern o'd
rrOn To he uu lersenei win price Tor slil
Eteiy bidder via have Dis proposal ss,eu ~" ~. ~
of two responsible parties - security TOT 'ne VI
COZ irdct " faw. Jitc 20 h'nh ,,,t., , I .-,,s A..
YiflJs1o ~,,,sals tes lamp posts aud anierns'
!, o. .cI u' thr Nir .l.l tsn' ,.......,,a
UI hltf Fttittk 80 'tmnl'te
s!ANi .s a-- IAslrA
aa,vt tlrrn
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

TWO HORSES FOR sALE-ONE AGED 9 YEARS,
price $3.50 one aged ~ years, price $50 Apply at IA
Garden street, Hoboken. N, j,
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I1oR sALE-A SINGLE sCULJ wHERRY, BUILT BY
Il Darue: used very ttle ana good Apply to
n. r. LEMlST, p white street.
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IIoR sALT-TuE FAST sLOOP RIGGTD YACHT
Flint, in good order Apply to r. S. CAHTkELL, Stuy
vnsant Rank, lla IruadMas.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING At BREST. . -
The splendid this favorte route FOR the Con
tnent will sail from pier No 30 North river as follows
PEREIRE, ,,... Dnchesne :. :. SATURDAY. September b.
NAPOLEON ILL., Iemarje =. =. Saturday, September IL.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04
Npti; fir Tar,ner.

GemiHe @erIonen tereiien ben Staat unb betauptea oie
Beaperbam Sdez Wafdtnen (8rrae Cast Seebers) 3u YER
fauf len bic aber an Serf1tebener anpern Srten fabrisirt
nerpen. 8etanntlid iinp bic dhten 8easeream Broad
Cast Seebera" %Derfertist: Srn s 8 Srmel u. g., Beaver
oam uno spn Sputh, Some II. 50. In Spatpnna ~unfreitia
bic beiten. Ddb ntemanb hintersansen treroe, se6eu mir
untenfetenb bte!tanen bes Msenten fur pbise Siemaidi=
ren unb pirb man gut ttun, Bel bic enMsente1 Yur;uipreben
beppr man aaberswp 8eftelunsen madt.
Murdoch, White & Gates, St, Paul,
Gould & Co., Minneapolis.
Mealey & Bradford, Monticello
Lewis Clark, St. Cloud.
J. Linemann, St. Joseph.
VIM. BONNER, New Munich.
Bennett 4 Cole, Sank Centre.
Edw. Campbell, Forest City.
Moore 4 Darby, Paynesville.
Linnenfelser, Faber & Co., Carver,
J. Frankenfeld, Henderson.
F. Nicolin, Jordan.
Hare & Frankenfeld, LIE Sueur.
A. G. Miller & Co., St. Peter.
Bronson, Cover & Co., Saltwater.
Gardner and Meloy, Hastings.
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Sames Seth j. Charles seth. Subu Weiner.
3eth Brothers and 90,
&pbert<S trabe ;wtiden BET 4. unp 5.
ct. paul, Minneota.
Tabrtfanten uno 0robYerfdufe fer
Gbptce EpnfecttpmerD.
1nier rei9baltises Eager Der auserleienfen Gonbitor>
Waaren ;u ben b~ilisfen pretien empfetlenb, brtneen mir
slei63eitis CUR An3eise, ba6 mir aets bic Bette lualitdt BON
@Yrups unb @olorins (JdrbRpfe) gun, &C.
brau9 fir Qiqueur<9 dnbler
an Sanb baben unb su md6isen preiien serlauien. nj
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0rpBarttoe GinfIufe!!

5err 50 2innemann ron St:Solepb>
@earns Gpuntp, bat tpieper srobartise Gtntaufe
BON ben beten @aaren jeber @attung sen1adt
unb bietet le ieinen 0el6afts- Jreunben tn ber
Mabe uub in bsr Gerne an gu biQisen preten u.
label su bduiaem8 eiude freunbli6it ein. Die
neuen Ginflufe bel eben in:
@9nittwaaren, Giienpaaren, @pe3ereiwaaren,
aleibunsen, 5iiten unb aappen, Cite
fel II. Shuten II. Stcin9ut.
Apmmt %sef1Qisit MQe unb ieio Der freuneli6<
fen Mufnabme unp Der beten 8ebienung nerI-
dert.
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MlpVS Meier.

Gde Der Gierten unb Sadlun StraBe.
ct. Yaul, = MtnneIota.
Gmpfstlt bsm beatiden publitum ieinen neuen
Truhtz Gancyz unp @rpcerte : Stpre.
Die beaen @rpceris Waaren fur ben Jamilisn @ebraud,
i%mpprtirte 6rudte, Candies uno 5anepwaaren &c.
Spieltp adrcn! Spicltpaaren!
soebsn ertalten cine I d s n E Nusratl vcn Spielruaaren.
Nit benz Strre lit p%erbunben cine
Neitaurattpn
rrielbf gu jeber 3eit nit elmer belifaten Safe 8afise unb
ffets oprrdttisem Badpert, ippie Gririihunsen jeber Mrt,
su ntdBisen 9reiien auiserartet treroea fann.
nj Wlpps Meter
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Stir cen @etretpebau

Olr cen VetretDebau
bieten bic 2%aneereien in ben Counties 5cnnepir, Wrisbt,
Stearns une Weeter uniibertrofete 0urtbeile bar. Jarrner
aus ben Sitlidsn Staaten seben bieien 2aneereien bel ibrer
MusrudtI ben Wcrjug, ais bic, ruelte nd am befen gum au
ees N0ei3ens, benz .sre6en Stapelarttfele es realiden San.
bells eisnen. Oieie Counties ~entbalten aud einen &etd-
tbunt Don Wgalsunsen ses fdSnten barten 9ul3es, nod
mel9en. 9ruse Nadfsase fir veridiebene 3wede III. unb
teldes einen euten Warft ben Gtienbatnen entlans fnpet,
une ntdt ALIEN fur bic Rldrun9 oes 2anoes entiddeiet ion.
fern eas 2anS ielbf tesablt madt.
Sir Die 8ieb;udt
Fnb bic guunties anuta, Sianti unb @terturns Defenders
s~eeisnet. Der 8poen entbdlt reiden, ~1aneieen aetnt, tbetl>
mene pratrie, @efrdud uno leidte Walouneen Da0elbe
den ~Riesenbsn &erpdHern eurdfdnitten, wel&e pos elmer
Mfen9e 9uten Wteienldnbereten untgeten inb, bic einen
unsebeuren Vorratb BON Seu unb Gras liefern. sic finb
leidi p%aiirbar, UNI ,u ben Ninen am qate Superior unb gu
ben Ianaenrdlcungen be5 uproli1en 3beles be5 Staates
3u %selansen. rpelte bic belten unb ucrsueltdfen Wfdrfte fur
ben Vertauf pom Minbptet int Qanbe bteten: Sn 0erbins
eun9 NIT Der 0tet;udt 1T Is nptbpenbie, bic Mufnertiam=
tet auf BIZ. 5batfa6e su lenfen, tab oas Mil6- @ei6dft
nod inn @ntfeben 1T, mas aus ben brben preiien BON But
ter une 8aie uno aus benz erusen Support isner Mrtitel aus
ben Uffliden staaten eri6tli& 1T.
Die S@af3udt
idnst an, in MinneiOta fetr eintrdslid ~ wsroenunb auser
Sberburne @ounties, itno bic pratrielanbereien BON Nteeter,
8anb9oti u. McnUnsalia Defenders fir oieen 3wed eeiudt.
Observation-Disclosures.
Dieie 9dnbereien perben in Yarseuen bon 40, so unb 100
Gdera Ine oari,ber 8a preiien aussstoten, pelae 3ptiaen
S. unb $40 per Mder ~paritren Unit einteen mentaen par,
seaen 3u b6beren preiieu), je mad Der 8si6afenheit unb
@ntfernuns ees 2anoes Don Der &iienbabn. Gle peroen
entreber fWr baar 8elo pber auf lanse 1erntine Sertauft
0ebn Sabre. wena Is ~perlanst uirb) nit 7 Yrosent jdbrti,
den Snterefen. ban1it unbemittelte perfunen befdbiet mer-
ben. cine 9eimitdtte, unter btQisen 8ebinsunsen in etner &C.
iunben une prpbuttiSen @esenb 5u %erlansen. Dteienisen,
tuelte ben Satnen entlans 'idon Mieoerldhunsen eesraa,
bet, taben sefunben, bag itre 2dneereien i'm gbertb UNI so
prp3ent jdbrlid ~eetiesen iino.
Diefe Qdnbereien finb iet 1857 bonn Yertauf auriidbebalz
ten ,purpen lie lesen spiiden erp6en Mniieoluneen unb
iino 8irten, Sdulen, Jahrfraben unbNdrtten 3usdn glib.
lin natere MustunTt trenoe man iib AT
@eorse {. 8efer.
2anb- @OmmifToner, ct. paul, Minn.
5ermann Grp1t Sefret1r. Mat9
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Die &p9elor9el
(Sn einer, Mrt.)
Mene, tpi@tise .patentirte Grin
nllrtd.

5err s. 9. @9Irmeier, Ode Der 7ten uno
&oiabeQe lraBe. bat fir &amieY Counts Elm 9a-
tent fWr Wasen-8 ld,sn [Thimble Skeins
erbalten, NIT beneu jeber Gubrmann INN fanfsis
Yrcaent mebr auf ieinem @asen fabren fann:
Die Soften Der @aeen=Bidien ltno nur UNI S.
$40 bSber, je mad ber @attun9 ~berlelben fur
einen @aeen. MSse man bieie Waeen-8ad=
fen senauer 8ea6tuns tparrisen uno ii@ bieSon
{elbf iiberaeueen.
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Giienbabn= Tabr= Nldne.

Wtnne1pta Bailey Satn.
Sc gueur uns Wsansatp SHse.
@erlafen ct. Qau1 $50 @vrn,., $50 NadnittasS
Rcun,et an in ct. paul II .05 Sprn1. $40
Gaftrrn Grprsk.
@erldBt Ct. paul $50 0pr1aittass, $50 giadmittas5
&rln1nt an in Ct. gaul II. % 7.3O
Die 3use cteier Barn rerbinoen in Mcnscta nit benen
Der Mtnreipta Central 9atn.
Sobn 5. 4incnln,
Superinteucei,t.
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&eiet! 2eiet!! 2eiet
2elet, cenft, unb tbut cure pFt9t

Xe1et, centt uno tbut cure pt11t
Gintse aufridtise unb woblsemeinte Dort. an mein
beatihen Jreunpe.
Wuni9t ibr iar Cure 8amilis eswas 3u binterluden I'm
Sale Cures Mblebens?
gDuni1t ibr fit Guer eteenes Mlter etpas 3a beTseu?
QDuni&t ibr Guer 0ematb fret oUn Scrsen fir bic gu.
limit?
gDunidt ibr cine iidere unb lid sablenbe Nnlase ..son ei.
mem Ibeile Cures 9erbienftes 3u MAIDEN?
QDann tbr Is plnidt, eiebt Is, rie i'd aufridtie CLAUDE,
tsins', Dc, esns ,sin. eG %;a !asssss ss g SHs.. as y gusr sss ben ~ ~ s %gn
tual 2tfe Sniuranee g. pom Stem gprf. Iptal 0erm5sen
Sch. 1. 1868 uber $25 10000. Deutide u. ensliide Dam.
ptlete inb bier 3u taben ourd @pripreben in rneiner Office
1873 Dritte Strase. st. paul, Wltnn.. Dber td uerbe auf
0erlangen Bel benienieen pprlpreben, bic Muffldruus lber
bieien 8esenfanb minibeu, ,re,n fe nur brieFi1 ~anjeieen
no une ,paun Id tie treAen tann. % M. ppwelI.
Md21 Meent fir ct. paul.
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Neue @oaren! Neue Waoren !!

in ct. Mnthpnp uns Minneapplis.
Neter S'Gpnnrr bat seraee ppn Stem
gprt Elm berrlihes Eager eon GQenmearer, pit
ten fir Serren, Damen unb aiaber &c. &C., ater
aud ainpermdselden empfanaen unb pire Mass
su ben mptlfeillten g)reiien rerfauft: arnnat,
fommt ~sefallislt uup empfanset quite Waarsn gu
n%tebrt9en Yreiien.
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@rp6es MeutleS>2a9er!

Die @ebrioer Sanien taben in Der 8. @trabe
Sir. 2O7 i'm Mc@luns's 8lpd Elm
grpbes Meubles=gager
errihtet, tpoielbit Ee ionpbl i'm @rpben, ME i'm
8leinen perfaufen uno bas perebrltde putlifum
IN bauf9em 8elude freunbltdl einlaesn.
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Spbann 2ei1en,
ct. @ermain StraBe, : ct. Glcur.
SInbler in
Stiefelu 1l,tb SCbuben.

Dem beutiteu @ublitum mpse Is nun u rMn,eise bieret,
BAT i'd nit allen @attunsen Sduben unp Stiefen uno al.
len anberen 1T bieles Sad eini6lasenbengDaa Der befen
gattuns 3u ben ~biaisten preiien serietea bin. SD laee
biemtt Mae. welde tneiner Dtenite.. ~beourfen, 3u pftmaltsem
Beiu6e Elm Srbn Qeifen.
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Nobette S TrieperibS.
l1nternehmer nnn iepbeliebi1er MusmDtItrur

@asnten fir eauler's salYaniiirten mstaaiias
8esrabnis=r Gales" uns uGastets" .stnepoultanbise ausuahl
BON ~hrlserneu Sareer aler Irten ~betaneis
an SAM. Seidenpassa, Carriages, unb auss Mpttrsnsise
BET sssrataihen, r6ne M~nisntpalt se!isIsrt. Nisbrise
srsiie uno suirtspsnftsaenbe gsoisnuns eirs sussidert:
u aarenlaaer So. 1868, Orttte Str. Concert 5au.
Wubnuns: Ju5 ron SID strass, ct. paul Minn. Vi
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Guittun9en.


@mpf anAen fir ben Wducerer BON
9erren
M. Sruessemeer,S ct. gaul $50
e. 8ajt, $50
Ser. 81. Murras StiQmater, $50
9inemann Gasper, Sauf Center $50
8. aalfmann 2.5O
0jep. 0rutsr 1.25
6. 9ebsnise ct. elcue 1.25
y Nraeme: 1.25
s.. Uietrit GcQinstuu, 1,25
81. Glummans Recmius 1.25
Sic Maierus Chester 1925
Mm Shprtt 1925
@tspb &ebins Gate e1N 1.25
Sic. &clh ct. Mntbonp 1.25
.. geid ct. Oonatus Soma .1.25
81. Speewernit q. .. 5elciS europa. 1 25
s. &aud Wuttenturs Sctpa anitatt 1875
in SO. 80 1<5O
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

CHANGE.-volney E. Howard, Esq. has re-
tired from the editorial charge OF the San
Francisco Independent Dispatch. and J. 7.
Linthicum, Esq. has succeeded to the place.
Mr.. Linthicum was formerly editor Of the Ma
rysyille Express, and was recently associated
with Zach. Montgomery, Esq, in the Occideat.
al and Vanguard. He 10 high-minded, no
ble-hearted gentleman, whose Democracy il
founded on principle and not stepped in policy
As sterling, newspaper writer, we think he
has barely superior and but few equals on
this coast. We wish him and his paper great
success.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-04

RENTS IN NEW YoRK.-The advertisements
in the Daily New York Herald of March 18th
enable one to form an estimate of the high
rentage paid in that city. One Agent adver-
tises residences to let, from plain, on common
streets at 8, 600, to very fine, in aristocratic
portions, at $4,000 per annum. The lower
part of $50 West 10th street-a parlor, back
basement, and two bedrooms.-is offered at
$3.50 per month in advance. A residence, No
Is Amity street, is offered at $500 per an
mum; and house on 14th street, near Fifth
Avenue, with is rooms. viii be let to :" res
ponslble party" ut "a 800 per annum.