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THE RADICAL RANKS ABE BHosss. 49, :,
;ndomitable Copperhcads Of the No ps:s.I
have caused giving way IN LUG nau,o"'
ranks Of Indiana, and We LOOK 70 see oe-
fore ore. long general skedaddle among the
fai,bful. AT county convention Of Re-
n.h,;oans held in Indianapolis on Satur-
sav last the following resolution was
adopted:
whereas equal and exact justice
should be the rule Of action for public as
well as for private debtors in dealing with
their creditors, therefore be it resolved
that bonds and other obligations of the
General Government which do not ex-
pressly stipulate for payment In coin on
their face should be paid in legal money.
That our delegates to the State Conven-
ton be instructed to vote for resolutions
embodying this proposition"
This is but the first step towards repudi-
alton. No honest Radical believes, what.
ever Copperheads may believe, that the
debt was contracted to be paid in anything
but coin. If the Republicans go for green.
backs, the Copperheads will have to 60 g
step further.
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In our article Of yesterday in regard to
HUNNICUTT's enabling resolution we ought
to have spoken of the "supporters" OF
HUNNrcUTT, and not of "voters." We did
not mean to say that any disfranchised
men voted for him, but merely that few
might have supported his pretensions to a
seat in the Convention. We did not know
that even one of his supporters was re-
spectacle enough to be among the dis,
franchised; yet out of fixed determine.
ton not to do even him injustice, We ad.
mitted that there might be some such
among his supporters 1--WE had it "voters")
This was not mistake of the printers.
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nss- WIN. Il. IsAACS &c CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FoUETEESTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, dealers in COIN, BONDS, STOCKS.
BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL PAPER, and Me-
GoTIATE LOANS.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or On
time, In sums to suit purchasers, on most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY. SWITZERLAND. BEL
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check a! sight, Or
CERTIFICATES issued for same.
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points In
the United States, Canadas, and Europe.
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
de 28-3m
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BUREAU Stock RIsING.-General o. O.
HOWARD, the head Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, is in luck. He has in the course
Of construction in Washington three
story brick residence, which is to cost
$40, 900. Stables are being erected for the
use of the horses with which Uncle Sam
furnishes him. The dwelling will have all
the modern conveniences. The General
is a favorite of the Radicals. He is not
behind the worst Of them in admiration OF
black skin. He has good cause, we can
now see, for being in favor of the continu,
auce of the Bureau.
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SsaSA-x-lSk1cz&.-lzXa1sss
DIED.

On the Sth instant, ia Baltimore, ROBERT
HUG Il, aged fifty. seven years.
The deceased was a resident OF Richmond du-
ring The war.
On the 18th instant, ANN GRACS, relict Of the
late John Grace, II the seventy t,h year Of her
age
Her friends and acqua'ntances, and those Of her
children and grand children are invityd 10 attend
her funeral THIS Tuesday MCRElaG at half
past 10 O'Clock, from the First Baptist church.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
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His Speech at the African Church

The news Of Honest Ben Buffers ex.
pected arrival was circulated through the
city at an early hour yesterday morning,
and long before train-time the depot was
thronged with black men, black women,
and black children, all eager to catch sight
of the hero of Bethel, Fort Fisher, and
Drewry's Bluff. At about IL o'clock a
squad of black boysin blue, twelve strong,
headed by band composed of one fiter
and one drummer, marched to the spot
and formed in line. Ben Scott, well-known
by the police of the city, commanded
these boys in blue, and bore his honors
with unblushing grace.
The next to arrive upon the scene were
Leahy lighting member, and Massey lex.
Confederate wagon mastery, the represen.
tatives of the Convention now in session on
the hill. These worthless were in high
spirits, but walked the platform with be.
coming dignity, and were greatly admired
by the sable mob.
The whistle of the locomotive was sig
nal for excitement. The fighting member
arranged his necktie and kid gloves; Mas
sey looked eager the negroes gathered in
bunch and Wardwell, issuing from an
unknown hiding-place, approached with
smiling countenance to give cordial vel.
come to his friend.
But now the cars stop, and every eye is
strained to catch o glimpse of the "Bot.
tied Imp" 1t is he! 1t is he who step:
SO lightly from the coach and springs al.
most into beloved brother WardwelPs
arms.
"My dear fellow"
Iableau.-The mob yell, cabmen cease
their cries, and the drum and fife play
something that sounds like
"Hail to the Chief"
Presently Butler entered his cab with
Alfred Brooks (negro), and was wheeled
away, followed by carriages containing a
number of Richmond Radicals, the black
boys in blue serving as an escort. The
procession halted at the Ballard House,
where rooms had been provided for the
illustrious stranger. Here Mr.. Butler de-
scended; loud hurrah arose; he dotted
his hat, smiled, and went in to register his
name.
During the afternoon he was visited BY
all the leading Radicals, including many
members of the Unconstitutional Conven-
ton, under the protection Of the fighting
member. A crowd of negroes hung
around the hotel, longing for sight of the
hero, until it was nearly time to go to the
AFRICAN CHURCH.
Here a scene never before witnessed
within those celebrated walls was pre-
sented. It was evident long before twi-
light that Butler was to have grand ova-
ton, and ere the appointed hour the build
ing was crowded in every part, nine
tenths of those present being negroes,
while Immediately in front of the platform
were few ladies and about forty promi-
nent white Radicals and members of the
Convention.
At halEpast Butler entered, under the
escort of the ubiquitous Burnham Wardwell
and John Oliver, while Hunnicutt and a
few Of his suite followed close behind in
order to obtain an entrance into the already
packed building.
BUTLER INTRODUCED.
After.a great deal of difficulty the plat
form was cleared, and Mr. WardWell intro
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The New York Times denounces in ap-
propriate terms the disposition manifested
by Congress to be guilty Of bad faith to-
wards the South, justly looking upon the
new reconstruction measures proposed by
THAD. STEVENS as entirely uncalled-for
and unjustiiable. Yet the Times, if its
past course may be taken as criterion as
to its future, will be one of the first papers
in the country, after the bill shall become
law, to call upon the northern people tc
support the party which thus dishonors
them. Ofthe editors of that paper it may
be truly said:
"They know the right, approve it too,
Condemn the wrong, and yet the wrong pur.
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EDGAR A. PoE.-The Baltimore gentle
men who some time since raised several
hundred dollars towards the erection of q
monument to EDGAR A. Poe are about to
renew their efforts to procure the neces-
sary sum, and with good prospects Of sue
cess. The people of this city, if any of
them are able, ought to contribute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-14

gA AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND
ERICAN COMPANY TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, LYGERINB, BOUQUET. AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed, war
ranfed not only equal bat superior to toe English,
and fifty per cent cheaper. They are supenedins
all foreign toilet soaps in this market, "a tits we'll
known that since their Introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen off fully one-hsf. Manu-.
tactured only by
McKB0NB, VAN HAGEN CO.,
% south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street. New York. no 3o-eowem
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1t is announced that the tickets to DICK
Ess's readings in Washington city will cost
five dollars each. The Westinghouse
would serve him right if they should all
"let him alone severely" apd stay ct home
when he reads.
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The last number of the Cincinnati Com
mercial which has reached us contains
seuen communications on the disputed
question as to the year of the century.
They all decide the question correctly. So
we beg parGon of the Porkopolites for
having represented them all to be simple
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-14

w LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PERSONS Or C0aPoaATIoEs
desiring 20 efset
LOANS, NORTH Oh In EU ROPE,
BUILDINGS or MERCHANDISE,
will ind II 10 their interest TO Insure With this
company. Policies Of this company transferred 10
capitalists are considered by tn EN- the best security
In case Of IRE.
CAPITAL, $4,000 600 IN GOLD.
Stockholders personally responsible; and among
them are some of the wealthiest perst ms in Eng.
land and the United States.
All claims paid on proof OF loss withou! abats.
menu iof iu''t'''' DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents for Virginia.
;a7-1m ofics over Exchange Bank.
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ss- SPECIAL roTICE-REM0yAL-
1nrr G. sHAPER CO., MERCHANT Tsilors, have
,s,ooyad to their new building, no. Ice2 Main
s,raat corner Tenth third door above the post.
al sa,. where they viii continue their business In
II, ,,s branches, and would respectfully ,ol;clt
eoutpuspee OF the favors Of their patrons and the
public generally. n'l-'m
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We have received from u competent
critic review of the pamphlet of
!" ARIEL" Inssmuch, however, as we
have already devoted as much space to
the pamphlet as its merits demanded, we
shall not publish our correspondents ar
ticle. We return thanks to him for his
favor
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N,ednZ Notices.

,m- naTCHEL0R,s HAIR DYE.-rhIs
Iy HaIR DIE ia ths bes. in the world;
~ - 10 true aud perfect dye harmless. rsliabf.
~ no disapp intmsnt; no ridiculous
. ... ramsdiss the Ill effects OF bad dyes; In.
=. so,,t,. ADD leaves the hair soft and bssu.fal
binck or 1ropa. sold BY sll druggists and per.
snms,s and properly applied at Bachelor Wig
pactory. No 10 Bond strses, New York
E Ga
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MARRIED..

By The Rev. J 4. Wasoaer, on the 18th day OF
December. 1857, Captain WiLLIsM A. MOSS TO
Miss PATTIE A, daughter OF A. Baldwin; all OF
Buckingham.
Enquirer will please copy.
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Educational.

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
u Preparatory to the University Of virginia In
ancient and modern Languages, msthe mates, ma
rural sc,encss, and the s!ementary ofancnes'
second term commences lst FhBhUAhi
TERMs: For tuition and board, including luei'
lights, aud washing, $l37 so, in ADVANCE
For circulars. address the principals At oreen'
wood Depot. Albemarls county. Va.
d. y. d. WOOD, Principal;
A. WXocSSGGsY Associate Principals
t. Smk
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MIR. OWENS CLASSIC ALSCHOOL
ll sos FR4rKLrN NEAR THIRD STREET.
Tuition In English, per quarter. 90
Tuition In languages. ~ ~
NIGHT SGH0 )L-Mondays, tuesdays, aud
Tbnrsdays-Tuition. per month, 81. de la-lm
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PROPOSALS ASKED FOR.

i Whereas the County Court of Henrico have
ordered the construction Of TWO cnlyer:s on the
central Charles City road (kIown as the Darby
town road) at the branches OF Almonds creek,
near koper's mill, and also the construction OF 8
bridge At Deep hun Gear the former location OF
Pioneer chapel on said road in pursuance OF said
order, invlt5 bids for the completion OF the
work. Proposals left at the county clerks office,
directed to ME, viii be opened at IL O'Clock on
the 2osh instant, and the work awarded to the
lowest bidder.
specifications may be sean at the said clerks
once. The point Is designated on the ground by
a sisn board " here the work 1s TO be DONE with
copy OF specifications attached thereto.
Ia i4-lw
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WAR DEBT.
AN DEBIT
H. rol1op;re,.

Mr.. AVER offered the following:
Whereas, from the immense losses OF
property sustained by the people of Vir'
ginia during the late war, it is found that it
is impossible for them to pay their indebt.
edness created prior to or during the said
war; therefore be it
"Resolved, That committee Of nine be
appointed to inquire into the propriety or
improperly of ENGRAVING in the Constitu-
ton being made an ordinance releasing the
citizens of Virginia from said indebted
ness, or from portion thereof; and that
said committee be further instructed to
inquire and report what portion of the pre-
sent debt of this State was contracted for
the purpose of aiding the late rebellion y
Laid over.
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RE CABELL & WATKINS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCT1oNBERs

1ll3 MAIN STREET,
inform their friends that as incidental 70 thelr
Peal Estats business, but In no way to interfere
With Il. they will negotiate LOANS on real estate,
collaterals, and commercial paper, and buy and
sell Stocks, Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
sion JNA
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RECEPTION AT TIE DEPOT!
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BUTLER IN RICHMOND.
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CONTESTED SEATS.

Mr.. PORTER offered report from the
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The report, after giving at length all the
papers and documents in the case, arrives
at the following conclusion:
SIN the event of your body declaring
Mr.. MAUzY ineligible to his seat, the ques-
ton will arise whether new election
should take place in Culpeper county, or
whether the person who receives the next
highest number of votes should be enti-
tied to Mr.. MAUzY's seat. If the ConVen-
ton should arrive at the latter conclusion,
it becomes necessary to state that MIR. ohm
M. Bolts received the highest vote at the
election held in Culpeper county on the
22d day Of October, 1867, for delegates to
the present Convention"
Mr.. MAUzY submitted, in the form of ex-
ceptions, series Of replies to the points
raised against his eligibility; which, to-
gether with the report and papers, were
laid on the table for printing.
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PROCESSION TO THE EOTEA!!

HE RECEIVETH COMPANY!M
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that the officials had been derelict in their
duty in suppressing portion OF the pro-
ceedings of the Convention from the re-
cords. The resolution was offered and re-
ceived; and as the question IS to tne
authority by which the Convention mac
been called was one that absorbed mucn OF
the attention of the people, it was only
fair that it should be considered. ;.
From the Radical side number OF
points of order were raised, from winch IL
was evident that the desire was to squeicn
the resolution. -
Mr.. BowDES raised point Of order, that
az the resolution was neither printed nor
on the records it could not be considered
until printed and brought into the Con-
vention.
The CHAIR ruled in favor of this point.
The question as to whether the motion TO
reconsider was in order was decided IN the
negative by the CHAIR.
STATE GUARD.
Mr.. BowDEN offered resolution in
structing the Committee on Military to
INQUIRE into the amount necessary to keep
mp the present State Guard, and whether
or not the same should be abolished. Re-
ferred.
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
~ "FICKEN s. WILLIAMs'Sn REFINED ST.
CARS and STKUpS. In store.
PALMER, HARTSooK & Co.,
Ia q agents here.
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1000 pounds VERY NICE and FRESH yESIs0N,
200 pounds FRESH ROLL BUTTER,
just received.
jas CAMBRIDGE 4 ANDERSON.
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MOTH,
TETTER,
REDNESS,
FRECKLES,
PIMPLEs, u, Les, sMuNBCRN,,s M

SALLOWNESS, ROtGHNESSt
RASHINGS, ITCHINGS, AND ALL
BLEMISHES AND DfSCOLORATIONS OF THE SKIN.
o. with such wonderful and pleasing results
bottle could scarcely be expected satisfy this ambitious and
most lovely LADY, especially she had fair friends who were
camorous TO know the secret of her 80
another bottle another had be concoced IN short,
without single line of advertising this
Oriental CREAM, DIR. OCRAUD
found business forced upon him independent OF his prev
manufacture cosmetics and
fumery) that speedily compelled him enlarge the capac
ties of his laboratory order to keep pace with
the demand Here then Is notable instance OF truly vau
aoe article working Its way into public favor entirely s
undns dog bepasterng the innocent rocks with
staring red paint In fact Dr. GouraWd could be capable
such vulgar idea the expeness OF others In
the line woad sufficient him that he
fail On that point At least.
such remarkable and valuable preparation as
the ORIENTAL CREM could not be expected to exist long
without being counereed and AZ this time there are many
perncious articles bearing something similar
In existence which, however, can do Dr. GOUkA
and his customers no HARM providing they do not initiate MS
counterfeit wEch Is feony) and providing
also adies OF the genuine ORIENTAL CREAM
purchase drecly from DR.. GOURAUD No. 45S Broadway
tate of 81 Walker street New York. or his accredited
ent and of EVANS IL South Eighth street. philadelphia
BATES, l29 Washington street, Boston WELDON, Hart
ford; STO HroN, 1O0 State street, Chicago &C. Five
dollars bottle
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THE TURF.

TROT ON THE UNION HALF-MILE TRACK, SEVEN
Ssecond Bloomin gdale road Tuesday, April
ats O'Clock, for purse Of go Mr.. Sonerndyks enters
p ys sSn nny 0s & Ess an S s1s s
nes mile heats three In i've, according rules OF rong
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A sILAND HOu sE, ARCH STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH,
a PhjadeIphia Is now open European plan; first
accommodations at reasonable rates Trsveers take
notice A. +. BELCHER, Proprietor.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLocKS-oUR MANUFACTURE,eN GREAT
~ variety, better and cheaper tsns Ny tnSsfste whoe
sale and relai ut A. FRANKFIRLD CO.'S, Jewellers 2G3
Sixth avenue, Of fourteenth street, aud Sl5 Eighth
avenue, corner vi Tweniy.sixth street,
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A UGUsTUS TABER 4 BROTHER,
"A Importers ard wholesale dealers In
Italian and American Marbles,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS, us Water street, New York.
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TOR sALE-A LARGE AND HANDSOME SIBERIAN
Bloodhound at JOSEPH BURKHARTs, 276 East Hous

ATEW DOG AND PIGEON STORE, 81 NEW CHAMBERS
IN street All choice breeds bought sold; Stock Dogs
JAMES YOUNG.
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TNOR SALE
H Rochester city per cent First Mortgage Water
Works Company Bonds, which first class security,
doubted for Investments with sinking fund provided for
their redemption due 1887 Seven per interest coupons
January and july principal paid at the City Tresrers
office OF the city OF Rochester.
ia well known fact that all securities issued for water
large cities proved be the safest and most
profitable for permanent Investments.
limited OF the Bonds offered for sale In lots
suit purchasers reduction below par for the
only,by
ALBERT II. NJCOLAY,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
l3 Pine street, New York.
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J,OYs NOT ABOVE Is YEARS OF AGE, HAVING HAD
ID experience singing, invited To apply Tor admission
% choir being established new system; boys with
voices though without Practice will be received TAUGHT
thr music and promoted In due time First
class salaries 20 Chorsers In practice Also Tenor and
Zion Church, corner Of Madison avenue and
nth street, entrance at the rear OF the church on
Thirty hh street. Apply afer Don excepting Sat-
lirtnr
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T,AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers regular meeting of the institution will be
held the temporary Great Wgwam. ia and 6 East
Thirteenth street, Monday evening April 1865, nj half
alter the setting of the Punetual attendance is
requested. By order Of -
WILSON SMALL, Secretary. -
Manhattan season blossoms, fourth year OF dis
covey 36 independence 92d and of the institution the
10Th
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOT7CE.ATHE MAILS FOR EUROPE
i viii be despatched from this office on Tuesday, 1th
Wednesday 9Th Thursday 9Th and Saturday, 1lth inst, clos
ins at i2 o'clock, noon and the follows viz
Stations and Il, IL As: G, and D. II 25; and r. II 10,
and q at II o'clock A. N. JAMES KELLY, p. NJ.
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T,OR sALE-A SPLENDID SADDLE MARE, KIND AND
gentle, Set stylish; afraid Of locomotive. Inquire
street and sinh avenue Price $50 Also for sale Side
Saddle ana Brids good ~ newt has been used but one
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FINANCIAL.

A NEW YORK MANUFACTURING COMPANY WHICH
n will pay about fifty per dividends have few shares
for sale. Address Shares, Herald office.
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NEW sTFAM YACHT FOR sALE-FIFTY FEET LONG
IN by eleven wide; speed guaranteed fourteen
hour Can be at the bridge mouth Of the Newtown
creek, l. I,
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CTEANER FOR SALE CHEAP-iso FEET LONG, as
large carrier very economical speed IA miles also 20 feet
Steam Yacht. Apply at pier 80 East river
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ENOR SALE-ONE SORREL MARE, YEARS OLD,
warranted sound and kind, also bay Mare, years
Old free and stylish driver sold for of INQUIRE
the store 1856 b. Twelfth for three days
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LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. 3 Peck slip Buffers Infalli-
Bile Mango Cure and Flea Extminasor 75 cents Buffers
new work, "a Extra stock Dogs.
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LNOR SALE-THREE NEW BUSINESS WAGONS AND
ROBERT BIELING.
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DOGS, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sae-Medicnes for all diseases. Prepared food for
mocking Birds at B. DOvEYs Nos. andb Greene street
corner Canal.
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business WRITING, BooKRSEPING, &C.--MEssRs
ID DOLBEAR 60s Broadway, rantee 70 remove stiG
cramplng trembling from the hand give
rapid business style STUDENT They Book
Keeping practically used N the bcu New houses
dav o evening the entire
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HOUSTON GAS COMPANY BONDS
The undersigned OFFER for sale 100000 of Mortgage
Bonds of the Houston Gasght Company State of Texas
The bonds part Of issue OF S0 the and
secured by mortgage their franchise and the entire
property Of the n SpoGord Trustee Interest
at ten cent per annum payable semannuay at the
of the undersigned. SPOFFORD, TILESTON CO.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, TREASUR.
ers Office 270 West Thirtieth stree-NEw YORK, April
4, 1864.
seannual dividend of four per free OF government
tax will be paid at this office the 18th Transfer
books will be closed on the 9th until 10Th.
G. C. CLARK, Treasurer
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NEW YORK CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, NO. ls EAST
IN Eighteenth street, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO.,
of Broome street. opened the above place depot Tor
light carriages & depot wagons rockaway pony
rages will be sold at prices according with their quality AS
heretofore Messrs Brewster Co. will sell only the vehicles
Of their well known manufacture at the Broome street
factory and at their Fifth oppo
site Delmonicos