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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30
osRPH l.. PEARS
DOoK AND JOB PRINTER.
CORNER OF NINTH AND DsTREErs,
tseeond Story Masonic Hall.)

A.. Noceono otory masonic HAIL
THE NEDICI HAIR DREssINGl
suPERB ARTICLE,
| FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
SOLE AGENCY AT
PHARMACY AMP rAtA AEsh MEDICINE DEPOT,
349 PESNsYLvANIA AVENUE. RIO
sggar;curet Maryland Hams.
smofo 81 BSs}, Leaf Lard, in tins,
Just received and for sale by
ianas-s.it Opposite Mstropo ii snf nos:;I.
CALIFORNIA WINES,
Ihave Just received q full assortment Of
CALIFORNIA WINES.
from the well ,known vineyards Of Messrs. KoHLgR
PORT thiRtsGs 6 scqKpy Ss
BRANDY. all Of which Is warranted pure,
t.ussaif ts.,r.l Cor. Nia,A and saffs streets.
PANTY oARns.
WEDDING CARDS,
INVITATION CARDS.
RECEPTION CARDS.
Engraved In the Latest Style. with Promptnsss.
RECHERCHE STYLE OF MoYoaRAMs,
ELEGANT FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY.
CoYLE 4 TOWERS.
ai Pennsylvania avenue.
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
ANDREW u. CoYLE. W. LSSox TowEns.
tLate with Philip 4 solomons.l i.na.Iw
CHoIcE FAMILY GROCERIES.
have now on hand a complete stock OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Nd ssRsa hGsa Hs sSs "a SoSSSss
White SUGARS, al grades; weleh. Ray and other
FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR,
saa SfE fhF SF
Gana p eSuads N ksttiGs' No Shore MAGKEkgI.
pure Spee.. Pickles. jsliss. spanisS Olives, DIV:
~; srsss' sssrdnes aAssatSsd vsrJnsscl "a
Rs,in,. Almonds. filbert', Brazil Nuts. RnaIish
CANNED GOODS,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
And In fact oil other GOODS which arc usually kept
FIRST CLASS GROCERY.
Together with hne assortment OF
WINES AND LIQUORS,
III III A, e which
$o.psetialiy ask IN examination q ny .tosi ssforS
'''T tst.f Cor Sa.l and GGfs sllss
Ok CENTS! % CENTsil
WHAT CAN BE HAD FOR Is CENTsi
VISIT
STOKES NOVELTY, - ..
IsoIt Pennsylvania AVENUE BETWEEN THIRD
AND foUR-AND-A-HALF STRERTs,
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN.
CONE AND Sch IN WHAT THE
NOVELTY CONSISTS.
ARTICLES OF EVERY DAY HOUSEHOLD USE
AT HALF THE USUAL RETAIL PRIcRs.
AND CHANCE TO GET ARTICLES
VALUED AT FROM d TO 800
dea-u FOR ONE DOLLAR
A ca r d.
We call the attention OF customers In search Of all
hlhds OF DRY Goods 10 bur very large stock aud a.
We are very nnIieas TO reduce our stock Of winter
Reps. BiariiIes, Meriuos. Plaid Poplips, Figured
osshmeIes, Cloaking Cloths, shawls, Plaid aud
Cs.simeIet, Blankets, Opera Clo!hs,
Velvets, MousseAines. Plaid
yolyets,
Aud many other goods, at greatly reduced prices. for
VIM r. Riley BROTHER,
-, al. No. % Central StoTrs,
hO'oNl opposite Centre Market
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Builders and Material.

TUE PLASTIC Sat, .rss sSoS, v,.,,,, NV :, -.
,os aa A. , ,'s
o. :. -s.7l u ~. ~. n. LARCoMg,
sols Proprietor fog The District n EolupSa,
TNOyRRNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED PROP
" ERTY! No.. =
HEADe'Rs DEPARTMENT OF rHE PLArrE)
CHIEf QUARTEREAsTER's OFPIuR, y
OMAHA, NEE, Jan. n 1908
Tho following article. u public property viii be sold
sns e 1cSrn1 Gs:h. 2.
lss Forsss Caps ..
els Uniforln Goats. tinfAntry.)
90 Army Blankets,
40 Psirs 9. y. Drawers.
40 Great Goats. ...'
.... 600 y, y, Shirts. 80 ...
10 knArsacks. ...
.-. sl0 Pairs Irowsors. ltootgl
l,6pO Pairs Stockings '''
80 HAyersacks. - ID. .fH r..
fQo Hat FeAthors.
HA,t. hlqs tase, fiiS inch
: r.t 20 j Cosklng Stove, 10 rHa ~.
,arfa lbs Pairs Hospital Drawers,
by order Of Brevot MAJ Gen. 0, z; hpS,v vv.
jsso-H .ao Brevct Brig Gen.. Chief oasrtsria'r.
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,!PRTITIoN ron RELIgP,-Iu THO Senate yestcr-
day, a petition WIS presented BY Mr.. Johnson,
from Mrs. Mary Riggleh Of Washipgtan, D. u.
praying eoripelhation for the deAthof her sou,
Lewia ktsSies, who was mot from any careless.
ness o. hisl ownl killed by the horses Of a Coy.
The petitAoa sets forth that the deceased waS
her oaiy sapporp'It was referred to the Comihilta
W. oh SiNhHr .. b all
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ConrLIHEnrARr TO THE LATE Col. FoRcE.-
At this regular meeting OF the New York Typo
GRarisS Mspeyift a nm Ike SeatR Sf thc
oldest memher Of the Society, Mr.. Peter Force,
February, 1872. Mr.. McDeyitt, having been en-
ployed In the same once with Mr.. Force In their
ing facts IN regard 10 the decossed, who always
took 4 warm intereht In the progress OF the
society, The rooms were ordered To be draped
IN mourning Tor tho space OF one month, as
token Of respeet TO the memorY of Mr.. Forcc.
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PROPOSALS R.HAY, ~
HaADa rs DEPARTNRsr or rHE PLArrR)
CHIBP QUARrBRhAsIKR'a OyPIoE,
o,.,,,, QntHA, NIh Jan. y, lsss \,
Eoaled bids, In duplicate. will be received al this
saee until l2o'eloek. noon, on THigRSRAY ysnuagy
y, $50. for the dellyery Of Ca9( TWRNTY-FITETOEb
Separate bdswi be for loose and for baisl
Full conditions Of tito eoutrast win DO made known
on application at this once. Il WIN, MYERS "
jAO-lt Breyct Brig. Con-, Chief ouarteTm'T
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ioLornISo is an essential at all timcs, but when
one Knows Just WHERE to procure good fash.
To those dealing In resdy.pado clothing we
would direct attention TO fic fact that Messrs
Lobisians avenue, have q well,seissted. stock,
valued nt 41o0O, which they announce an intcn-
ton todIaR0sef at All sale, or exchange for real
Mcssrs. Wells l. Co. 4 D. W.T.. .4gt f..gFAg
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4 y Ls6rltHs NJ, HOY Hroii L, Bosp--Last oven
Ilng b far audience, considering the heavy snow
st6 tm, tleps prevailing, assembled at Metzerott
or Baltimore, on D." Manliness, an EssentiAl Ele-
lnelt OF Christian Character" The lecture was
well delivered and was highly appreciated.
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ga SAD AccIDEsr.--We arc sorry to announce
that Mr.. Lambert Tree, an old citizen and the
and fell from the steps OF his residence on Ninth
street yesterday morning, severely brushing his
shoulders and breaking one pf his nngera A
t,topcrly attended to- T3l IHu-.. : HHI-fsIF
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Jacobs, OF the Fourth ward, heard quite rum.
pus In house on y street north, between Second
and Third streets west, and entered -, when hc
rapid rate, making the doors, windows, and
furniture ny to sticks In iffy. This, even, was
desperate attacks Oh Mayaarlt, kis better hall,
with his destructive axe, but, fortunately, she
escaped material harm. He now awaits a hear
Ing st the Hotel do Eokloff, H.a. r. % n'a ..' 1I
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RRLIRv OF THE Poon. GENERAL Howard, Com,
missioner Of the Frecdmen's Bureau, has just
received large lot OF desslaated mea and yegs-
pie Of this District General Howard 10 coop.
Grating with tho Proyident Aid society IN re
lieying the poor Of this District, and the proyi-
society. -. ..i ,Yr''',4',. '' II '-aI I'D
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THE large stock Of men and ni boys' rsHdy-psde
York wholesale prices by Messrs, Stephens 4
10, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, should attract the attention
OF purchasers generally, As they OFFER every va
tiety Of fashionable clothing suitable for gentle
men and boys In every station In lifo. Give
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DID NOT MExr.-Qwing to the snow.storm, or
some other cause, tho Seventh Ward Radical
CHAPTER last night. notwi thstanding VIM. Boyd,
mi, d., requested thems By published call, TO
to do so Mt st. PAups church. Island. The chuich
ts there ths D q t2 was missing, and slot
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SKfrIS0 YRsTRRDAY,-Thc constant fall az
saiiicient mcnitSr 70 "skstists' 70 romsin a
homei but the AllurinS signals on the stree, street
cars raised BY the directors o. the wash
dssw q number OF persons to the pond,
under the Impression that the ice was in
tho cars aVated ali day, and yisitors psid thslE
money without an equivalent, as but smsG
la tho afternoon, aH' r.. ~ u b." f" .
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d, l.. WsLLs6 Co, corner of Sixth street and
Louisians ayehur, hold out great inducements
o so%ss San
Of elegant hoyses, with All the modern improve
meDts, located In every section Of the city which
EWc refar % Tho adyortiAement.l 4, :. '.-a--- u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30

GRAND DIVISION, s. OF T.-This body held IL
reg uisr quarterly meeting At Union League Hall
on Ninth street, on Tuesday night last when 81!
W. p. Drew, esq, q. W. r., presided. II appeArs
by the quarterly report submitted by the presid
Ing officer, that two diylsions-Linooln and
Otherwise the order Is In prosperous condition
The old members Of Crystal Wave Division
viii obtain another charter and form another
division, to be kA9gH rs Mutual Division No, 10
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The dRAsp Army OF TpE REruBLIc.-Hon,
mander-n-Chief of the Grand Army OF The Re.
public" has issued General Orders, No. I, In
which he announcer IH-. .srI = 4
For greater facility in transaeting the bust
ness pertaining to the organization I have es-
tablished headquarters for the present at WASH
ington city, ID, q, All Official Communal Ions
will be addressed to General N. p. Chapman,
Adjutsnt General Tho staff will be announced
In future orders, and such suggestions made as
may lead to the more complete working Of our
organizAtlon.p lv r-.. ,lus = "H,
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Other characters by
| hcssrs. T. PLACIDE,
BRADLEY,
Miss GRAY.
Mr.. KEACII,
and others
Doors open al T-CurtAin rsos at 8.
Admission, % and IS cents; Reserved Ssats, d Pri.
vats Boxes tholding sx,) 81
Seats secured In advance. jan2,-u
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Anctioneers, ~
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh. streets.
TRUsTEEs,a SALE OF THE i.YALUA-

~ y
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ..YALUA-
kso RE IS Al b6 haSsHTsgfp 1Ts a5R
OWNED by THE rNATIoNAL2cOAL MI.
MING OOMPANY,L ~; GHESTEREIEELIapD
G2nEyTT 9S, gaSEs R HIYhE HBo ~
virtue Of deed OF trust executed by the Nationsl
tees, dated 10th April 1886, and recorded IN Chess
terheld; County Court, being thereto Required by
premises, on TUESDAY the 18th day Of Aprn,
iS6s ut II NJ, II FAIR IF not then on the next mir
day thereafter, at the same hour the property con-
veyed In said deed the same being tract OF LANG,
lying in Chesterfield county Jsnes river, about
twelve miles by water transportation above ktch-
as Burfcot's Pits and now known as the property
Of sh Goal be Mas
mostyalnable coal property IN the celebrated coat
fields OF Richmond. A. new SHAH has lately been
sunk, reaching asuper1or BODY OF coat and eLher
extensive improvements and developments nave
been made, demonstrating that for richness or de-
post and ease OF working this Us probably tine most
yaluableicoal property In; Virginia HOW IN the
market.
complete character, and the whole property Is roH
In como ition for profitable working. NJ ~
\ The attention Of capitalists at the North and
y sgss,sa. a.s 2 s sas
Of the sale and to pay of bond for $ia 900, With
interest thereon from LIST March. 1886; credit ~
20 $40 ooo with interest from lst MARCH, laeG lsay
ell 500 until ist March, 1852 the residue upon 9
payments TO. bear interest from the day Of sale,
and 70 be secured by deed OF trust upon the pro-
perty, Purchaser % pay taxes for lses. y
"a : dr. sAn hl sS NEEsSs' Trustees.
GRUBBs WILLIAMS, AHetioneers.
NJ NH 2s--saBt10Ap&dtsfs !
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yYIIRGiINiA EXPRESS COMPANY. =

sJTIRGINIA EXPRESS gOMPANY.- =
~ once No. f2s Main street, Between Seventh
and Eighth streets, Richmond. al.
The VIRGINIA. EXPRESS Is now trimming daily
from RICHMOND TO fSTAUNTON,L. and, tri,
weekly to All points between sTAUNTON and
o3 4is6. daily from BALTIMORE to IRIeHfoYD
and from BALTIMORE 70 49,, 8.
tween Stanton. Harf1sonbprg, and rMouEs Jaek-
SON Staunton. Lexington,, and NaturaI k,Ir1age;
and tri.weekIy from Stanton to Bath ALUM,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs White SHlphnr
Springs, Lewisburg; and Charleston hnaawna
called for and delivered at all points In the
city. I'D 81 III Z u e !. I'LL = .
Iiso.s daily from Norfolk to- Retersburg ana
folk and Petersburg and Sonthside railroads and
intermediate points on Richmond and Dan'iiie
Mo S and saiuab , forwsrde with dspatc
FOR further inform agply 70 ...s,.
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Correspondence u she Richmosrrd dispatch.
Grsny1iIe MoatesI6' on the Road.
BEAFSR DAN DsPoT; Va,

2 kpEkt I93 s1cVUssr.J
! Editors Dtspatcf Sis, it may be Of GONE
ssryicain aiding the capture Of the noso-
rioasS M0atells md The other Two conyicts
who escaped from the penitcntiary few
days since, give yon an account Of p TOD opT:
berry committed BY them; On Tuesday night
Les. On the night mentioned they broke ok
into the stable Of MIR. W. ". Fuleher (nsar
Nesrofoot), and carried of two fine horses
md one mule. They we're, cweyers sptlrss
suedd. and SO closely, ras TO be compelled
ID abandon the horses and Ike to the: wood
In order to; saye themselves from capture
When ast seem they we're in Goochtaad
county, and sre probably making their way
to Lynchburg .f ~ 3: g sf,ss,.,l, ~.
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{ PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. 8
I,ndses,t Memorial associations Burial. Plnee
for the Confederate Dead Design In Laying
PETERSBURG /, April "a 1868

PETERSBURG April t24,l1 1868.
Asthe recurrence of the anniversaries In
commemoration Of the Confederate. dead. rs
now approaching, it becomes 20 pleasing
duty. ais well as q matter of Justice TO the
Ladies, Memorial Association of Petersbnrg,l
to give some account of their operations ens.
ring. the twelve months past, tim order TO
show The Industry and energy with sh1clh "a
thew have prosecuted their work Within.
that time they have .labored diligently 10
gather together all the remains OF the ME-
Cinial soldiers which were saccessibl from TOR
both far and near, and no less diligently
thoselfrona around cur; lines: of seld iers from
all other of the late, Confederate States.
The result is that they nhave collected
together, or. have within reach, several
thousand bodies, preparatory to being com
mitted TO their final resting place. They:
are of soldiers from TWELVE States-7the
largest numbers being from Virginia, the
next from North Carolina then South Caro-
lima, Georgia, and 80 on, even down TO Def
ware. 49, :, p
granted the Associat ton four acregofs grgunad.
in Blapdford church yard ter earryangg sout
theirpurpose, and recently the ladies Pro
c,rod' {ho cnrvicnq NJ MIR. Ill. ID. DlTQ. a
Ia - - 49, - fbs orpaInenfafion al
se .hI:a y. sas,s AT 81 ssYf VA work. He
a ;,.t a ,,ssss ! syery; much to their
ae 49, ,Hs iearn s. shayenut had
anSo..an;tu "a sas ita6but Iaha4e care.
fill, L n scts sfhe map and III the ladies
ara ssa AN, XII TO Complete the work Accord
;ns 8 Ana Man IL via Be D very inter
nlsss 10 visit .sai57a4tzs II asri, 1r t,l
Ar. Bird has set apart the highest part
Of ths, Ground for e. general monatment, land
around Fl he has ,arranged, different sized
lots OF sections. divided BY roads or-paths,
70 that the dead Of each State, RhepeSel
identified. can be hid to themselves
AroInd the monument are several sections
for tEassunknoWn idead.,, which il lis,sup.
nossd viii oouna,,p,rrilseI the greatest number
for the MARKS ON many graves, having
been made with zperishable 4 materials,
must by,4his time be- obliterated. - The lots
for the dead of the States come next the
distant, States FIRST ! and. around all, and
as.' UT Tba o ;tfsrsnt sect;ans are
Una ~ s,,o+hs
separa.eo Dy wlnaahg o. ~, auu 800 ~
with numerous - saa hoMess atsa
snruoeer so ahas tne Hnole Hnen nnlsnea'
VIII present avery picturesque ann Pieas-
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ByLync s. Brother ,.-s.s9
7 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
rg...a,,ss f,-,rs1d3o Main street. 50 q tG5.z
TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY Fc

TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY FOR
L.,lsALEATa UCT1oN.-W win sell at public
auction on MONDAY the 9TH day of April, 1858,
at IL O'Clock NJ, In tile building on Seventh street
between Cary and Canal streets, next door 70
Charles r Words tobacco factory all the y Ma az
modern and Of the most improved styles, has been
but little used, say less than three months; among
WINCH MS T HY HDs PRESS and PUMP, osa y
s RETAINERS 1.t - -r3Ga
- LARGE BOX-SCREWS
CADDIE-BOX SCREWS III asEs 2
POT-BOX SCREWS,
- 4WOODEN POTS 81 - 81 fh5te
2POUND MILLS s.,..s .tr .t-
"a HALF-POUNDM MILLS,
NINE-INCH MILLS, y-t-f.,gf .-i., ,a 1904
lLICORICE BOILER,
= BENCHES, three stalls each; $50 -
BANDS, CASINOS, $500. ~
~ BLOCKS, IRONS, 20 z.
TINS, &c. ..,,,,r,,a,ta
outfit. "a .l,. -ss, : -. - ~, F,,,,5 ,,to
lots to suit purchasers. pESrrn +ba
large and spacious FACTORY, with all the ouiio-
lngs 1n pa r, WE 4 BROTHER, Auctioneers
ap 22-tds - ana Keal Gstate-AseA.s. =
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.,,r !, g; ,,sssp,1a - Roar

xntA
an, "a. - has written y memorable essay
tsuinss n i: Trder Considered; as one Of the
E FEga Arts TO- Why might not burglary: be
mad, aS g teach moral, it not. aethetic, les
s think d slight noise awake U.S. Some,
times Il will; but not always. All over a .ae
ho,,ss. into every room, eyel,y dooI,
thfeg men could go; as we aEhsYe Fee son l, W
know collect goods Tor removal test !he
silver and plated ware, withealt vdist1rDl y ns
the deep slnhdbefs of She leepers: q, -.
8 The sensation II being robbed, Ike dyln5g y
.aiis much worse TO think Of than 70 eAPeE
.ence.:, H .is,5 however, somew That, pee1nal !.
Mrs. 2. aadenly opened her eyes, ana " y, =
sconfronted by, three men standing on oas h4S
threshold Of the door, and striking . nsgn.,
IJnoii,l niotic icing her opened eyes, the ieadeI
adyanced with long knife, and inquired u
che SOW that. HE seemed to be entirely g! Re.
sot;sfiad with silence as an answer. Inc
s,,nnanoeIt in the room awakened me ana,
10; ngy,nnsI demanded what all this meant: !.
me sery 'peremptoryf ard rough answer Of
. sto,s Vel Formed yillah, as he advanced
and covered the head Of thu speaker s,I Win
the mnzzleso f, his revolver, y was a, wv 2
word IS The proposition wa nnneo:
:ately accepted. There was no sem % o.. o. en-,
dangered life, and no great agitat. on, 90
fhe Imagination had no food to feed W on.
The mind acted very rapidly. w hat Wa
to besdoner. To spring ct the rufian' would
have, exposed another life besides ones
own: and here were three to one. IT one me
had been SO foolish as to sleep with q pissol
under his pillow, and had no compun lss,.
about shooting, he could not have moved nus Is
hand to take it, as the cooked pistol aHal.eu
such possible movement + The only thnllng
which seemed, then and now, best TO DE
done was to remain quiet, and await your !.
hour. While this emphatic plstol-hoio e {.
remained tat his post, two Others, masked nj tke
moved rapid about the room, gathering up
the valuables. Thesensation became some
/ what mixed, as, from the mosquito netting
the gentleman's shirt was drawn down, me
studs and sleeve-buttons cleaning IN the
light of the candle. Them thought the
minister, if, he, had eschewed, as the Dlscl-
pline suggests, ornaments of gold, he would
have been spared the chagrin of this sight.
Over their arms went the, minister's outer
garments, with keys in them that would
open to something else, if the Inceremoni-
GUS gentlemen had time to make further
aaao,., zarr eyen more ran;dly. It
Yas not pleasant sound tohear the gather
ling up of the ahleGwatches hanging at
the head of the bed. ,rs,..e - czs.;F1.
~ All this hardly exhausted a moment OF
time; yet, with all the other thoughts l
had time enough to be conscious Of lively
sense of pity for thefunhapp wretches.wio
Had chosen so dangerous and miserable g, Q
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5.WAsHIsuToN, April , l6a..9

lndiaa TFsnbaes ApSeeasAAleea5 n. e 81 sSsat
ssss''se rs W4snIsurov, April 2ss, 1853 3
Nts 4nancht by many who are sconseAnl
ohxsryars Of eycrythfng attendfng the ifHl
naachnant triaI that the case, fHils have
Nm cmairded and the 5verdict given biz
SsSx sWsds1sydays xeek.s Flow !. near u Isl,
snssnIation win come 10 tie real faStsrs
mains to DO proved. It's 4hasad srooa Che
idea of the parties agreeing 10 L a 10 wha,
length of ytfme,wifl Ebe ecnaufES d III. deliver.
ingthe cloaing chss c0sslasn deed
Thsspeech Of Mr. Nelssn, begunthisM0rn.
inss ishiehly commended By fhss & iisadsso III
the fSsident q has The ring Of sound.
hard truth about it sni,Nas ltsrsedissif 81 q
@oes 1snpreEsiols nRanner, and s1ila switicut
doubt form . splendid fouudstim foriS hy
eisarasgumsnts which win fo'lows ffi 1,tu
her members flths. Rresids 4 oiannlass7
%. nn VIII in'asf psp ability ; occupy d,
Mr. @sas-, IN omstfow. gaastxs. +.
three q iSu & 81 subiscs E 81 i Il /. many
Ths tsisi knotncwsss Il ~: !. - Il, 8
speculst; ans I'D Z formerly y i 2. I
resu,t. Ths RddscalBS every where 10 This
LEGALITY HIVE but soIe view TegsTding ss
rs & man the opinion expressed s that the
Prssidauts win Be convicted. They elaim1s
~. $500 It,.,a ',,y,6rrrs ihan erois1h SeIa-
snAs .Is.sa - ia sis;ne
tols ca sl.s;;;s ~ ,,hss;lie 81 csrtais are
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griHed over the Chicago sleStionsao'r Ra adj
cal sofRcersa Illinois politicians, say that
vban Ch;cao,oo q, gives such Demo gain
there Ia bst, diitsle hope of the State for
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-25
BY James NJ. Taylor 6 Son, Auctioneers,
- yT$T5 Office No. s21 Main street, @ -
three doors below Spotswood Hotel. -

sTyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VACANT LOTS,
TERsEGIoN OF III THE Il pETERsBuRG TURN
PIKE AND THE COALPIT ROAD, AT AUG
TION.-By virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
William Fortune to me as trustee, to secure the
payment Of certain sum Of money therein men
Toned dated the 18th day of October 1852 and duly
recorded in the clerk office Of Chesterfield County
Court, and at the request of, the benefciaries In
said deed shall proceed to sell at auction on FRI
DAY the 1st day Of May, at half-past: clock 7.
plan of Falls plantation, and situated as above .
TERMS; One-fourth cash balance at four and
eight months. JAMES M.TAYLOR, Trustee. Z
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR q
Son Auctioneers. Il i5If srrt1frIt ZAP 21-10t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-25
sTOYES,6TNWARE,g dc.

TOBACCO BOX r have g. wseiI-as-
"a sorted stock or ssessoned OAK, BUTTON
Woon and PINE LUMBER ] am well pro-
y;defi With the most approved machinery and am,
pie shed room, ssnd can furnish Dry boxes; at an
sl l,UrsIs,pliDIEs, THREE-QUARTEH RexEs,
HALF boxes and CASES kcpt constantly on
All work guaranteed to suit or no sale. |. q
Boxes carefully put up IN shopks for shipment,
ap lin 3. a. WHlTLGGK