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WAsAnSsToS, April rs, 1868.

sepcs ~.
sWxsHtSaToS..s April rs 1858. !
NH thought by many who are gc0astar
observers Of everything attending thelina
poachment trial thai the case,iWiM Aay
bSsns8nclnded and shesverdict eiven b,
nsxs @Wednesdays weekss How. 6 .thii
speculation WIN come TO the real faessre
mains to be proved. # is sbasad ApeH Iii
adeaoe the partfes agreaing To It "a To- Hlha
lengths Of stirneswsllsb eecAsufSsdsmsdeiiy
inSshs clcsing commenced
Th&Hpkech, of Mr. Nielsen, bceua4kis1ncrn
in&sashighly commended By Ire friends 3
inc Rsvs;dent. n has. the ring of Asound
hard truth about Il, saad.was delfsrfsdm
@0sestnapfessibfe mannsr,And MsIsWiaou
Term q splendid fouu8sfson for RI,
oiessaazgurnents which win folowfgfrvsl
Nssr members osEthe Presidents counsel
'"nn viii insAnh pgpshabiYity occupy
6ss-- -s toStaorrow. sssssfSS ~
' M s.ias il nos s9''ss. ss, IS Hss Ss
speculstiens Oh formerly rsrsss1 a.
result. Igha Radscalsf everywhers an ~
Socafsty finye sbrs eons view rsga1GAsaS az IL
70 { mar the opinion expressea,as s /. ~,
prea;aent xsn be Convicted aaey 49,
az. sas.s.s ss,a more than enengh,sena;
-: 80 ~ rcSieS upsnsto make anythsng
Int seSr;etion impbssible. So certain are
shsy cf fhIs that yeryAmany are airea!y4
msisnv arrangements towards pushing taei
elsimao fw Offices under the Wade aami LIE.
trasiou. Such Individuals are 5eay. ! ~ =
sunptive in their. demands ana samova1 Of
49, .sorf torsxds causing the removal y
all Genseryahve oiaeiais Tb;s viii Be particu-
administrator 9ceui .ss hTyeasury Depart
larry aderaa1,dea n 'ns s1ss -
uent. 80 ysrv sm,,cb .ata-a-
The kepuostc Gls.aa s,sss;on sar, "a;
grined osef 1,,:Ia;s no,;t;c;ans' saw MAT
cal ciheers.i ti.n saisp nsna.rss;c :gasps
when Ghicago I;.s,a bona ofsishesStase FIR
there y ou Nv - sss
T~.~..ar3n tflse Ytepgas rpcaiypd i'm
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VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF

~ lFuS-Ouc lFUul w ilid UdIur lSuL y SLdIlCo
w. Dabney, dated April. 1851, and the other from
the said William Cartwright and Lucy Jane. his
wife, to, James III. Bowles and Charles R. Wood
son, dated June II 1seL,-the undersigned, as
trustees under said deeds, at the request Of the
owner Of the claims thereby secured, will, on the
public auction, tothes highest bidder, the tract Of
land on which William Gathright lately resided,
known. as {BERRYdHML, lying In Goochiand'
Mayo Watkins and others, and. containing. a2i
acres, more or less.d This place is under culttya-
tion, has some excellent .creek-dat land. has
a good dwelling and all necessary out-butldings.e
and Is avery desirable place Persons desiring
land or a comfortable home are desired to tlonh at
The creditor is willing to sell, for one-fourth
cash, and the balance IN six, twelve, eighteen, and
twenty -four months Tor bonds with good personal
and CARRYING Interest from the dayof sale, and the
title retained untfl,the whole ofthe purchase money.
-.s.a J.sH.BOWLES. Trustees 1
p ap Iz-F<w c. r. WooDS0E,} 80
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/ BY James N. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
I. = 80 Office No. SCI Main street, sareyg
: three doors below SpotsMood Hotel. ~.

.TRUsTEE's SALE OF. ABOUT FORTY
III ACRES OF LAND (PART OF THE FALLS
PLANTATION, ABOUT. " MILE AND
A HALF FROM MANCHESTER.-By yfr-
tueof q deed Of trust executed by r.. B. Vaughan
to me as trustee, to secure the payment, OF q Ger
tain sum of money therein mentioned, dated the
sth-day-of December, 1855, and duly recorded
in the clerks Office. of Chesterfield. County Court,
and at the request Of the benefciaries in said deed,
IshaIl proceed to sell at aucttonion FRIDAY the
LIST dayof, May, at 5 O'Clock p. M, ut the tntersec-
road, the property as above described. o4q bat,iE 3i
TEENS /: Made known. at the sale. .L5.5 tGeatt7
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee. u
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 81
SOS, Auctioneers. a4i-sa,-ti ap 2l-l0b :
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EDeaEs asl sATlSsERysJ HIi
Prepares 10 f1rnisE scSds in his inc On 49, ~ y
reasarablssesnscbe& sxse3ceah and rrssf~ n mot
Itns Ki6E 81 IsfseL y Krummacher, sL7s; Chsr.
Elosss,s 1nhsriseHss hy D. Braddon srsbnr Of
,g1oss Hfey; 80 scA.sss:. Sooner or Later. ~
| Se,s sssa me- bssIsass & E;v ass ST. ys ssys,s 9:
pa sbis Insiisa Il paSiissss III po Any S bell
J.WALLSTURSER
EpO0Ks AND sIATIoEERY.
IL RANDOLPH 6 EyGLIsH
/ SSrStqaS s9y1S1o3M Atsr ETnxEr. eIt % ..H~S
.sss p ssae : e e sg igS rs se seI, 1s ths a line eat 4. whole
sbfazy: sndscHooL BOOKS Il about half p prs si-
g00KBINDING In al rs varieties: % spis
CUISINES 81 BAILEY, vi u 49,,
~ WHoLEsAlLE gf6soKsEILERs AND
NO. asaBAIrnioREsTRT,5;T SsSrosrrx HANOVER,
are prepared to ofar TO The country trade goos.
their LING at prices that VIII compare .Gyorsbiy
Their stock Q sCHO0hL4W, afEnICsI. ,,a
anSCELLASEoUs BooKsk large and weiI . a.l
iected.N f1lf
Aiarge and varied assortment of FOREIGN =.
American stationery can always be found At their
They keep constantly on hand a fun suo,sv
BLANK BOOKS OF different. styles and u o.
own manufacture. Having q Blndery conneeisd
with their store, they are at all times able. at .ho,t
pattern, or OF any dcsircGytyle OF binding. @"'
Orders received by mnii WIN meet with prorr.
attention. .sy1as9 ! $50 g tg.s mp
and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
q ALAE rANMgWn NH N ..
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"A UCTI0N SALE OF NALUABLER REAL
IA Estate IN THE TOWN oFDANyILLE

STA yILIE
be sold, at public suction, without reserve, that
valuable property known as the NEW
HOTEL, anelegsnt new. dyesstory brick 5ualding,
new modern improvements for q frst-class hotels
and ntafning efghty-seyen rooms, in addition 70
offhe best In Virginia Tor akctel. The house OPEN
al and well kept would secure at once from seyen-
ty-ffve TO one hendseagood boarders. great bar
gain may be had, as Ii viii be certainly sold.
=. TERMS Onerthih cash: balance al stx anu
twelve months with interest, satisfactorily BE-
.cure6.F AhssfE2 DSsf 80 EyHsfSsA
Wfi be sold. at Inc same time and place. The,
sTOREHOUSE and LOT adjoining:a Valuable
For further Information address -
-. fJOHN NJ. JpHNST09s Esq.t Z
- sCashter First National aek, uarytlc, Va. N
An dE.stay$o6td Mey
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RESTAURANTS. &c.

YETELLE, RESTAURATEUR, A
-At!yS I2o4 MAIN STREET, III @9S3b4r !
lis always supplied with the best the local T6E5SaTSA
affords, and also the lu1uries, of-AsS
land5and sea Of the large Atlantic cities. seqfs II.
!, EETELLEis the faYortte of the seasons-jour-
.neys with them the year round-and receives their
first fruits and their latest, from the contiguous
zones; with ice-bound streams on one border, and
flowers and fruits at the game time on the other tE
GUESTS served at alltimes In unsurpassed style,
according to order. Families supplied on Short
notice.YDinn parties furnished In private rooms.
Dishes not e1celied at any cuisipe III, this, country
or Europe. . .a ,s n
and liquors, and best brewed9 drinks promptly
made 49,. -r an
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A TALE OF VILLAGE

frNl WV 40AA OC flLiAf,R
INrLIgE IN NEW ENGLAND. By Har.n
Ward Beechcr. One volume, crown svo
Nearly 600 pages. Price. Sl.so. ~"
LANGE,S COMMENTARY Is the greatest Rim
cal work OF the age. The four volumes ~
Lange's Commentary already published are
!. MATTHEW. Translated and edited by PhiiIn
II. MARX AND LUKE. Translated and edited
by Professor W. G. r. Shedd, d. d.: PhilIn
Scha1s ID. d.; and Rev. C. G.. Starbnck. p
~; ACIS. Translated and edited by Charles 7.
w. II EPISTLES GENERAL OF JAMES.
PETER, JOHN, and JUDE Translated and
edited by j. Isfdor Mofnbert.
For sale byd,fS A. h. CHRISTIAN & CO.,
mn opposite the Spotswood.
NEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
In BOOKS.-We will send ANY BOOK, no mai.
ter by whom published, MANUFACTURED. or adyer.
tised, to any address, postpaid. on receipt Of price.
sN - E4F4tu D. p BELLA %.
...E.,. o.I Booksellers aud statIoner,
mills D3H Lynchbury- Va.
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,~sS~rSST4TrnaEfnAYs
By Francaa,T. Isbeuv *ggE
Anctfoneer and Reaf Estate Agent,
.fIsmuRETnAY.
huctf0neef huu HeHI GnsnsS
corner Eleventh and bank streets.

r-nz Ssr--yTaYVSSzAAs st95s "a sWs5a
VERY DEsIRAgLEAND CeMhioDei,
III .oUaTHREE.sToHY BRICK HHa
ISflITE on mi WEsTs I'D OF EyEsTa
s SMh IE.vEyGGHHasTREETSrsE oRTsALEgATsAHg
T TE2s;sTsnF re Re s ssIa da sRS 81 I sps $50, g hslf-
past : o'eI ssIJt y; i aT4I Ys 4 assi1 Ell located Z IS
f ,hos,dea Closets: chandelier and other gas f1snfes
tbroughout bathroom, and water cont ONT. iii az
nrrnn1Td and ample servants aPartnens9 Iat an
which are in good order. The lot tronts 90 ~
Seventh street, and runs - hess,,ce Mt q. 70, 49,
and al months, with interest added, ana seGaIs ~ y
astrustts deed. Taxes and tusuranceHior -
paid - 3 ~ Ss the PpF PTsasseeaisT 1sBELL. AueloneerMs-
T1RUsTEH's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN ITHEs-CoUHTY of HANOvEK..-By
,ss,ra os n deed Of trust bearing date the I'd day OF
.Iannary. 1859, and duly recorded II lne ounce OF
Hanover county, executed BY Henry Brtel % me e ~
trustee, for the benefit OF Inomas w. DosmeH tw
rhlssp for the sum OF ss7o.s s. each. the a being
for the deferred payments of the purcflase, OF seaC
land. / shall proceed to sell at pubic AUCTION, ZOE
CASH. Mt u O'Clock NJ at Hanover .Courth0use, on
the 18th day e o f. Apr os,i aeSl a.ha the soe NEXT sstr day
thereafter, . desirable ,OF Son-
tanning I043 Ocres, more or less lying on tne sHr
ginIa Central railroad and adjoining shes tanas OF
GA. Chistolmn; b. s;o L. s Mins r1an i ana w III isSsaas' haif
m,ia Of the courthouse. The said land IS wen
adapted TO the growth oftthe usual products, ana
las upon IL some. excellent timber.
B-AIthoug the deed requires the saieto 5e
made for cash, arrangements Tor a TeasGnaole
ap2a-td 49,
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BY Grubbsa & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets,
10 BY Grubbs d williams, 4Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets. afc

VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
Won THE SOUTH SIDE OF MARSHALL
BETWEEN EIGHTH AMI NINTH STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-WiM be Soda auc-
ton, on the premises on MONDAY, 9th April; ut
al O'Clock p. NJ, that very desirable LOT located as
above de described, fronting 90 feet, and running back
LAT feet to an alley leA feet wide. II viii be sold as
a WHOLE or divided, II desired, at the hour OF saie.
an % a&5gI3 Auctioneers.
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tAO0 AsfTHE GREAT GHNAP XEGes
Frcsh. srrivAs 81 sfkfNasa 0pbS. iserossss
bufrnffs vef'6aerdtet to tho cttfzenB0 f RlchH1Onuf
Ifse Eheap&sttnn6 wost sbeastffua LAWNSaAdS
- 1tiMHRioXN fRADE PxIAEEs
Tfs ehcsbest Toweling sadTabie Linen III Rich
n0aaose q a sspEiIS TRADE PALAoE
neessJASIf NTT,T ffasd No. ~ Broad gtrect.
Tbe oheanest DIR Good Notions, DC, bf every
oesst'pn0 IiAaMERfGAN TRADE PAfkCEssE
ap IS No.z :. 6roao s.ree..A
T1HE SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING
"a ,rssi,e civ atisAAC sYGEIsspopnIsrs store,
No. soI. corner Third and Broad streets. CALL;
coEs!ia ri andi 6S !; GooD od BMEEG2ANGHEDGo T
TTCKING.l0 c- ; TABLE DAMAEK4 soc. worth
81; BLACK and -CoLORED ALPACAss 3sc.,.
worth eoc. ; ENGLISHB ERAGE, 20 andzse. VERY
q priees FRENCHCoRsETs only 81 HOOP;
= ssc.aand upward CASSIs
MERE and, COTToEADEss for Men fand Boys
2Sc.g and upwards LADIES, HOSE 12ac. per pair;
assortment PARASOLS andSUN U8fBREL-'
very cheap ESKIRTsBRA1D-afor &c. ZOO
SPOOL COTTON, lSor25c; MOZAMBIQUE
hndsof NoTfoNs; wlichw1l b .sold very cheap
at GAc. ISAAC SYCEL,astN No :3ol. =
ap25-N corner JhirSl and Broad street.
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THE WATT PLOUGH.5SPECIAL NO
J. TICE.-To meet the views and needs Of farm
ers, we have, from this date, deterininedto reduce
the price ofsan kinds of PLOUGH CASTINGS.
We have also reduced the price ofthe ABB, or One
horse Plough and now SELL with extra point and
for $3.50. ~ .t..fvaaI h
The one-horse A 3 Plough is a turning plough
afzrrowing gplough for planting corn,JTa sub-soil
q corn, cotton, tobacco, and vegetable
weedef and worker. With two additional pieces,
ia wedding mould-board, cost so cents, and a steel
scraper, cost 81 to $l.6o), you have combined in this
! plough the best Implements ever ye. made for all
the aboye-named uses, and to, do
every kind OF turning and eultiyating in field and
garden ina manner superior 70 all others ever yet
RETURNED, aud the price paid at factory RE-
FUNDED. 3fs4J ~ a1aa-s t14
We have now on hand D full supply of these
Ploughs, together with the" largest sizes, both left
and right-hand and also a general assortment Of
agricultural Implements, Corn Planters, Corn
sSheIers,s Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles, Wheat
sFans, Grass Blades, Hay Rakes, Traces, Harness,
&C! 4.lp WATT & KNIGHT
ap 1a-d&swlm ~rTs
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WOOD AND COAL.

ANTHRACITE. C0AL.-My kind and
III generous customers have enabled me to come
Town to 81. per ton Of 2. 900 pounds. With an In
crease OF customers / will soon come down = little
Mr.. Al; Burr will receive orders and collect
an BuRNHAM wARDwELL.
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NT0UNTAIN DEW COCKTAIL. 4
YEs, oTNWARE,4&c.

pEFRIGERAToRs, s..e.5..a s-a.,a1s
WATER-CoOLERSseF Ir-rsG
Patent and plain CREAM FREEZERs or all sizes.
Also, the seshepherdm and other patterns OF the
best COOKING STOW :
WOOD and WLEOWWARE, and manufacture
" .rof TINWARE, Wholesale andretaii.H 80
GREGORY d Co,
i apH2t2 t.5 I<l7 Main street, Richmoiid.s
:TTOUsEKEEPERs, LOOK To'YOUR IN
sToyEssTINWARE and PLUMBING EsT1B-
-D ~ - EMOUNTOAsTLEE
Stoves Of every deseription repaired and made
= R 6oed GAs-FTTTNG sandPLUMBNG.
l8 st ;
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NOTICE.-Olr buyer is again in New
IN York buying from auction aUl t ana t5 ese aSSeupest
goods. Large additions to our present attractive,
ssc,cks Purchaser may call on US with the u st the
yerylowest market rates. We offer forthe present
q large lot fqsy9l s:
j. = slT0WELS,N NAPKINS,
TABIE and IRISH LINENS Geo.
yerylow, from auction. Also, a cholce anu u Deau-
tifui assortment of elegant .-. 8
El1 LACE: POINTS a.. gryfass
SILK MANTLES,t SHAWIiS, &C" rn
to which we call special attentlon. uoou ~ =
= ccARHDoGzG, ALsoP &FoURQUREAN s55i
So1s Rroad b,etween Ninth and Tenth streets. Z.
NJ. a. Chile 4 Samuel NJ. Price, Thomas. D..
1or 1ess p Lyons; Jack Temple, @. Four,
SG;,r a and j. B.. Mosby, are with. us, and would
99 at n1aasedt to see their friends - ~ ap 10 =
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner or Main and Eleventh streets.
iDrRIeK BUILDING, ON FIRST BE-
ID TWEEN BROAD AM MARSHALL
STREETS, FOR SALE ATAUCTION.-We will
sell at auction, on the premises, on MONDAY the
nth OF April. at half-pasts O'Clock i. NJ, the pro-
"a blacksmith and wheelwright shop. The lot
fronts as feet, and runs back 50 feets inches. The
valuable for small dwellings, or for business pur-
poses. - .rr
& GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
an 90 Auetionpers.
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A NTHRACITE .C0AL-I. am now pre-
IN pared to furnish the best ANTHRACITE
COAL at old prices$7-5o per ton of 2,eoo pounds,
and will reduce the price lower as soon as practl-
cable. Liberal reduction to large consumers. Fur
nished by cargo at Philadelphia prices.
Terms cash unless by special contract. Give me
q call. and / will promise to give satisfaction.
Yard and Office Nineteenth and Cary streets, and
1859 Main street, opposite Old Market.
an le 81 40 ~ 1EsaE CHARLES III. PAGE.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of sundry
u executions in INV hands against the National
Coal Mining Company shall proceed to sell ON
WEDNESDAY, 10Th dayof April, 1893, commen-
cling I'll O'Clock a, H., on the north side of, the
Basin, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
SIX CANALsB0ATS,
viz, Burgetta, Seven Pines, Perseverance, JOB
Atkins, Henry Abel and ID. Jellis. -
FOUR COAL CARTS and FOUR SETS DOUBLE
p8@ 5EZv" - HARNESS.
+. Immediately after the sale of the above property,
IshaII proceed to sell the OFFICE and STABLE,
situated ON Canaltand Sixth streets, and the uncx-
pired term Of the lease, of the ground upon which
said buildings are located. 49,
J APP q t.bo. JOHN w. WRIGHT, 81 Be-,
Will be sold at the stable of the aforementioned
company on The same day, EIGHT MULES, young
and3n,goed condition. .ll A&.5 91t sIAoa
!ap % =, JOHN W. WRIGHT. S. c.. b.
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WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a sup
wv ply of good FREE-BURNING RED ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL. Also, 200 cords of OAK
and PINE WOOD. Persons Wishing either coal
or wood will be supplied on accommodating terms.
Also, SAWED WOOD always on hand.
GARY & CRUTCHFIELD.
- No. IFS Eighth street, head Of the basin,
mhA-MW&Slm near packet landing.
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BY Case, AIlanson & Co., A%uctioneers.

Al UCTTON ziSALE.-On SATURDAY
IA NEXT, 18th of April, ut a o'clockP; d., we
VIII sell the FRAME TENEMENT on Main street
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth, now oecupicu
by Mrs. Mary Jane Bush as o grocery, subject TO q
ground rent or ten dollars per month. rms pro-
perty Is considered valuable on account OF is
locality for > retail business. : ,s4sa
- a.S>'-N1 CASE, ALLANsoN 4 Co.., 1T
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GHERIFF'S SALE..-By yirtueo 4 an exc
y cution in my hands In favor Of the National
Exchange Bank, Richmond0rS -HartweI q picx,
i shall proceed to sell, on the .3eTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1sss, commencing at Il o'clock A. NJ, on
and Ninth streets, ONE SAW-MILL with
CARRIAGE, all In good order. nSa ,3a
ap 90 800 John w. WRIGHT, s. G. X.
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OILS.

FTaUBRTCATING .OIL-NATURAL VlR-
IL INIAEUBRfcATING OIL.-Thls OIL has
been Thoroughly and severeiy tested, Is extensively
used In this city, with universal satisfaction, ana
lis warranted the most economical lnbrlcator I'D
use. supply constantly on hand. For sale ~
: nm aa.f gs{g Ia 8lHgE SIT Sole Agents.
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y MOZAMBIQUES, BERAGEA- EsG
and Wool RESADIEEs' l.
3 ztORGANDIES,tf &C., in great variety:
sSuperblfne ofSBLACK and COLORED SILKS;
Elegant MOHAIR and ALPACA-not surpasseoin
Large Assortment Of HEMsT1TCHEDand LINEN
CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS, very low,
Ladies, NEN'CoLLARs and CUFFS direct
from the factory, much under the regular price;
ALEXANDRE'S KID 7GLOYEstn al shades ana
.GENTLEMEN,s WEAR of every kind and
HotUSSEKEEPING. GOODS a specially.
4 Orders promptly and faithfully executed. ~ ,as.
- on ~ Z aodou- ~ Is.tSM ~ 20 "sEr.E1 - ' 1900
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ap e-tm
"A .W0RDl-H ypu..gare in want o.. q
- 49, En.nnh China Dinner Sets 1om Sseto 6s6
Gna GhfsasTes Sets from &sto $sk Toiet. sess lelc-
nsU naacseY frr,m SEQ to Sl8, Silver tplated1 Wage,
md 4 Eonselnrniahfng Goods inggreas yarietB call
;akthe cheap store of ,rsa 4.a
49, Detween Fourth and Firth.
,rIRpBTINds RIGS, So. s-ss s.
: rINToga sdds cCCoI MATsTrTNas ~ {
T91oGE NndyTIBLE CILCLQTHa,
sS.XGE GURTAINsand CORNIEE1
WINDOW SHADES, DO, DC.
sprinr Gapnly OF MI goods appertaintng 10 my
husincss received and offered at proper prices.
- -sT- Ssa%ga-R.P R1CHAKDaONy
mo sol corner and ninth streets.
xar is-ssm
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THE sECoNDsSuPPLY OF SPRING

.NEW GO0DS-NEW GOODS
.eeiyed our supply of SPRING md SUMMER
GOODS, consisting In, part OF DRESS TRIM
desire to cuiI the special attention ofthe Iadtes.to
our weil-selected stock OF Embroidered and Thread
.Edgings,a Real Lace Collars and Laces.E m-
are offering at very low.1gures.. ~ S.ea -
!. .ttaf bal sssf ARMISTEADs
M Ia corner Ninth and Broad streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-03
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 8 1868


effort, to re-establish general financial and
commercial condolences
An unexpected increase of value in .
single staple has done much to heal the
sun bleeding wound. Should the next crop
pc good one (Which we have every reason
70 nope II VIII oel, the country can be
saved; and we should leave nauoht undone
to bring about this much desired result.
We Will not repeat our arguments to show
the lnferlorlty OF the ordinary lottery plan,
with Its costly tickets, which, in the major
lty OF cases, It's owner can consider in ad-
vance as only so much waste paper-to the
plan we propose-of issuing obligations in
exchange OF the city bills, satisfactorily
guaranteed or secured, and bearing interest
payable monthly, the obligations redeem
able at par in greenbacks by monthly draw
lngs, and susceptible of being drawn with
relatively valuable premium to their
holder. - -
We should be only too happy were this
issue OF obligations by the city to break
eo%R ast" "hi,oSds the lottery schemes which,
ulsrly withdraw from circulation here
and carry away considerable amount
ofgold drawn from the savings of the rich
and often from the meagre means the poor
can not spare but which he casts into the
venture, tempted by the chances of earning
suddenly what long years of labor do not
give nluts
The plan proposed offers to every laborer
IN our city and State secure investment for
ms savlngs- 1t, atathe same time, insures
aim remuneration for his investment.
Ana since the general funds of the commu-
nifty thus invested remain among us and
dement, all, it can be claimed for our plan
that 1t does not violate but rather that It en-
courages public morality and social econ
omy.
We heu 1eave 20 oDyond A. ,,-a.,.oo4,,, &c
our plan:
Loan of the city of New Orleans,
conversion of S., 600 900 of city notes.
rms amount Of $4,000, 900 having served
as 3 basis of calculation, subject to modii-
cation, IN an emission of $50, 900 obligations
OF the city of New Orleans of twenty dol
lars each. The principal and interest made
secure by an act. The obligations payable
TO Dearer to be EXCHANGED for city bills,
small and large, at par. The obligations to
bear interest at 7-30 per annum, payable
monthly, and are reimbursed in ten years at
par IN United States currency by monthly
drawings.
Besides the reimbursement of the capital
at par they participate monthly in the fol-
| lowing premiums:
The first drawn number to receive $780,
900; the two numbers following. each
| S5000-Sl0, 900; the ten numbers following,
| each S500-S5000; the one hundred numbers
following, each S5O-S5OOO; the three hund.
red numbers following, each S20-S6O00.
Thus at each monthly drawing the obi.
cations will be paid at par in United States
currency, with the accrued interest, and
they wilr participate in the above pre-.
| miums.
The conversion and the monthly draw.
| ings to be under the superviS on of a board
of supervisors, composed of four citizens,
and the Mayor, Treasurer, and Controller
of the city to be ex-ofiicio members of said
| board