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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14
So Iambus, g., 0onneritas H. aRai Is6

mid eine Gaune getrieben, einmal ben Oemagoger
5u pelen, un 5u probiren, oh man es pobl Der Mib,
mertb belt, oem nti4tisen Ropfe" nit @rinben sl
antfpDrten, ooer oh man ibn einIperrte, pe ieber
4noern. Oenfe, es babe mid bas nidterne @eleilt
angemoert, In oem mon iid fortarbeitet, um nit be,
3eit auf reaelrehte Weile Elm beiAeioenes Mmt su
erbalten, ld bdtte es einma beriu9t, aus ben usen
sa gs1sn nne Jet babel sei9siert = es miro n6t 6as
vDene gitterfeit perrdth, bas Sir Elm lturedt oe-
ideben unb Ou gu tols bi bies su iaeen. 9umiilli
lteber untergsben, als bas unredt oulben, tpelhes
man rqt6a 9r ,aslist D'ssi aanab9t Diseit aus eins
Limb wdre es bies Iddelte &obert bitter 10 pare
i'd, in n1sinem &ett. Wsan fann pieoer gut MAIDEN,
mas seideben, aber nidt ben @iberpillen mir nebz
men, ben i an elmer Gtelluns aefmnoen, in Der man
70 abbdngig bon ab1ibtliden unb unabfhtli1en
Ieblern leiner, Worgeiebten 1T. Benn Der freie
Rend) einmal erfabren bat, bab er nur Elm tootes
Gao TIM getrebe it, 10 besebt er einen gemiiien
Selbfmoro an letnem geiitigen 2eben, tpenn er ii6
5l iolder Waidinenarbeit binsibt, einen m6sliden
gSst auf bic blobe Soffnuns bin fudt, bab es bort
beiler let: Mber th babe nod anoere @riinbe, Der
Seimatb ben &iiden sa menben. gs lei Sir aenua.
fpenn i'd iage, 6aB i'd bieien GntibluB bornebmli1
9efaBt babe, tpeil in mir gtpas sdbrt mas mid,
penn ib tn europa bleibe, 5u einen SpielbaQ Der
eigenen Geioeni1aften MAIDEN f6nnte. SeIe m1uB
id beberrl4en, muB aqsedbrsn lallen, mas in mir
tobt poer t tpiroe mid perfiinbsen an mir ielbft
unb on benen bic id surdhen 6abe. Obne Qeioen=
i9aft, nit faltem Blute, menn i mid ielbit geldu=
teri uno erprobt unb seitGbH, min ii elmer begen
YHtdt na6fommen linb barin, Of ib mir bic Madbt
ermererbe, es Su f6nnen. ben gddiasipru9boren, Oh
t prois bin ben 8eruf gu erfIlen Den i mir porge=
ssifnet. Sd min ben &f niht in Der 2eioen-
tdaft beg 3ornes, ionbern i'm Siesesbemubtiein ge=
rehter Sa4e nnternebmen, ober elm 8eri1ollener
len Der ieber untergesan9en, als Elm Opfer ieiner
eieenen &ahe setporoen. re-,
rSu ipridft in 9dtbieln. Gin tiefer SaB mus es
ten Der 10 falt re9net unb Die eigene 2eoeni1aft
be3pirgt. oarntt lie nbt boreilis auflooert. Mber
penn bie1er SaB rebt it, itnb id 3weifle nit oaran,
10 1T es bod nidt n0tbis, baB Su unt ben @esen-
tano 6eies Salies Su mei6en, europa perldliet. SD
babe als @eian6tidafts- Secretair iiberal Werbin=
ounger argetnipft, meiie bic Silfe zines Sreunbes
nidt 5urid, in Nnerifa bft Du Elm 6rember, obne
S6ub, obne gmpfeblunger-"
ngben oebbaIb min idb bortbin," unterbra6 i'm
Gobert. User Elm neues 2eben beginner mia, barf
ans Dem olten feline unbe5ablten &e9nungen Der
9anfbarfeit n.itnebmen. Sd babe iebss ganb ser=
riiIen, bas mid bier feiielte Sabe 9anf fir Sei=
men snten g8illen unb oenfe, baB t5 9ir seitorben
bin -
Damit briidte er Die Sano bes ssreunbes unb obne
oeijen NaAruf su beahter, perIieB er bas @enlad
unb elite raid aus benz Sotel auf Die Strabe mo- er
bale in ben ensen @ailen, bic gum Safen fabren,
'peri6pano.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-05-14

Ser &ronprins bon greuBen mar in Yars
ansefommen unb nit sroBen gbren empfangen wor=
ben. Ser Yalait bes QrinSen bon garignan mar
ibm als WOhnun9 anaepielen iuorben.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28
No Irish Need Apply.
ST. PAUL. March 8th. 1863.


To the Editors of The Irish Republic.
GENTLEMEN Your weekly has been welcome visitor
my resde since its issues have circulated in Minnesota
To saw that like it. but feebly expresses the pleasure
perience as peruse each edition. am a on-combatan
being neither Irish English, Catholic, or Fenian.
What l admire most is your Independence of thought
upon all subjects whether Political Religious but what
commends especially to me- is the sterling sound advice
you give the uneducaed classes of Ireland If those to
whom you appeal would but follow your advice many
would before such notices mo Irish need apply
would be scarce angels visits.
And while upon this subject, much amused at the
aacry displayed by Of the advertisers of no Irish
need apply" in one of your late numbers making the
amene honorable and purgng himself from the thoughts OF
casting insult in the teeth of those less fortunate but
quite likely to be respectable and worthy, himself
Courage ame courage paper heathenish and bias
phemous as it is, is doing some good.
And for my experience of Biddys and Brdgets We
have Jewel" of in house If an Irish girl can
be rar at any time, Maggie Jour jewell raw for we
took her better for just landed from the ship
The question of what paid her per month"; for cooking and
washing for family of FOUR is not material to the moral
mean convey although it respectable. We knew that
she had great deal to learn and perhaps much to nn
learn. The mistress of the house was willing Barks
of old Maggie also willing and conscious TO learn
Not few bakings were burnt not few blunders were
made certainly the tay and coffee OF the BEST
often, the dirt swept from the put away in the
of the rooms, nicely of the way pots sometimes
placed Of place. and it quite likely to find
the sop bucket full and the water bucket empty as a Urs
All that of inconvenience, and trying to the
temper Whenever it posi- to do So we laughed at
all bunders and mlshap and done it in such way nas we
All this time Maggie had good clean bed and room to
occupy She had permission go whenever and wherever
she wished, in [ positive that have never
solicited any service at her hands without prehxng
request with "please," and ending by a thank you"
made it rule that my children should follow my example,
and they please better than when OF their free
will they Tighten her abors by thoughtful act done at the
proper time All this time, Maggie endeared herself so
much that she promoted to seat at our tabe-n
fact she became of and she well deserved it. At the
end of nine months OF her own country girls
coaxed her leave u.s. for her own good-he got more
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28
Notice.

The Editors and Directors of THE IRISH REPUBLIC, in
answer to many letters from friends, would respectfully state
that they cannot interfere in local politics. Our aim national
and if entered into local matters could not make
for half the correspondence We trust friends in
the different States will appreciate position We are
heart and soul with the party of liberty in America, and will
continue to work with them while they true to their
principles but cannot descend to local politics. Our readers
intelligent enough know that necessary have
the right in local positions is to have the right men
at the head Of the Government The purity of State and
city officials is necessary purity Of the administrative
departments of the nation Always vote for true to
liberty in the broadcast of the word down to ward
politicians No who under any pretense, objects to
universal liberty is fit fill the lowest Office in thegift
of the people.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-03-28
How to Save Money.

Parties in want of piano. musical instruments OF any
kind, sewing machines, money by calling at
the Office Of this paper, by communicating o letter
81 Washington street Post Office drawer $780, Chicago ILL.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16

This celebrated watering-place Is now open 10
visitors,
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DIED.,

At Harlclm the residence of her son CIV. +: u.
Garne,tl, July IS, 1858, Mrs ApPLiA rAo or
ROY GARNETT, rclict of the late James d. var
nett OF Caroline, In the cighty-nlntn year o. n,i
age The friends of the family are invited 10 IN
tend her funeral at 10 o'clock THIS Nihursuss'
MORNING, from her sons residence.
,,,ne residence Of her father, Rev. p. Howard,
In the county Of Fluyann, on MomHay tnc William Eli
slant, RET"TIE 5. HOPKINS, vile oil imam
II. hopkins. In the thirty fourth year oil her age
AFTER pr9tracter liinfsS o viii please copy
ON the 18th instant. of congestion OF the brain n
,t his residence, In this city, Colonel SAM t- ,
HOUSTON, a native of Frederick City, Aid'' ased
forty-nine years. ,,,o,.s.-,,,, ,,,o corr.ctoa
with Rarniuin's Hotel baltimore, and more re-
Gently with the Spotswood Hotel In TINS CITY. ny
lions with him he won for himself the esteem oil
large circle OF friends, who mourn ms nhtlheiy
deceasc, and deeply sympathize with MS WHO"
and children In their alnlctlon. . ,
His funera! will take place from his late resi-
dencc, No. Ia Eighth street, north ut II a. NJ. on
THURSDAY tue 10th instant. His friends are
i" baltimore n and Frederick City papers please
copy.
On "Wednesday the 18th of July, at quarter-past
| O'clock A. NJ, HERBERT MONROE, infant son
OF +. j. and f. II. Conrad, aged one year and
twcnty-four days.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
tie funeral from No. lsI2 east Main street nj ~
o'clock To-Mokk0W CThnrsdayl; ". n.nsrs
Baltimore and Charlestown wv. VAL papers
please copy
At Charlotte Hall, st. Mary's county, Md, on
| Friday, July 10TH STEUART LEE BOWEN,
second son Of John A and Nelly Bowen, aged nine
mouths and ten days.
| Yesterday morning at O'Clock, at the residence
| of e. ". Martin. JOHN EDWARD, son Of John
n. and Eugcnle Thorp, aged two years and five
months. r.
| thcdral THIS MORNING ut half-past O'Clock
| The friends of the family are inritedto attend
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THE VIRGINIA CoNsTITUT1oS.-The Ne"
York World says that when SToNEaAN
wishes this instrument put to the vote Win
its franchise clause left out, GRANT says:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY, June 26, 1868.
Respectfully forwarded to the Secretary
of War. | heartily concur IN Generai
Stoneman's recommendation"
And the World thereupon proceeds to
censure General GRANT for this endorse
ment. We, on the contrary, while forgood
reasons more deeply interested in the de-
feat of GRANT than the Worlds editor or
any other northern man can be, are dis
posed to give him credit for cojnciding with
the views of General SCHoFIELD and Gene
raj SToSENAN in this respect. The HorIa
will find that in making this endorsement
General GRANT ran counter to the wishes OF
the carpet -baggers and scslawags outside OF
Congress, and of the unprincipled Radicals
in that body.
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GREELEY.-When GREELEY visited Rich
rnond to become the bondsman of MIR. DAVIS
he dressed himself up like a Christian, and
made as good an appearance as "any other
man." He induced our people to believe
that the stories told in the northern papers
about his old white coat and hat were tabu-
lous. But not SO. Last week, while the
city of New York was crowded with
strangers from all parts OF the onion'
GREELEY walked down Broadway clad in
the inevitable white suit aforesaid. we
are inclined to believe that HORACE affects
singularity of dress for purpose. why
else should he render himself scarecroW,
as TuAp STEVENS happily calls him?
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sprvorn DID NOT DESIRE THE NORMA"

SEYMOUR DID NOT DESIRE THE No11sA"
rro..-No one cognizant of the facts OF the
case could for moment suppose that w,
vernon SEYMOUR either desired or e1pecte"
tho nomination Of the Democratic Nationai
Convention for tho Presidency. The asSef
,;ons Of certain New York journals upon
this noint were dictated by partisan ma
Lightly or ignorance. We have fur'ner e, w.
dence upon the subject in speech i',Ao'
in New York the other night oy 'Ap'"'A
RYxpERs. He said
az know his nomination was unexpected
hu .ha neonle ut large in this city and state,
~ "" !. woS az unexpected to Mr.. Seymour
h;moslf ga ANYBODY else. know person
alir Tho. Governor Seymour did not desire
20 be The candidate of the party, and that
he refused peremptorily to take that posi-
ton. I called upon him myself, ana ne
told me not to advocate his nomination.
saying that he thought it would be better
that somebody else should be the choice Oh
the party, and that ne would rather take
the stump in favor of some one else thah
be the candidate himself" [Applause.l
We think that such testimony ought 10
satisfy even BENNETT and GREELEY. "h'ls'
we concede that the New York delegates
casttheir votes for CHURCH first and for HEN
bricks afterwards without any expectation
or wish that either should be nominated
we are confident that they had no ln'eh'ioh
of nominating Mr.. SEYMOUR. They were
friends of Mr.. CHASE, and would nave
secured his nomination had not the ONO
delegation, by a sudden and unexpected
maneuvre, secured that of Governor sEE-
NOCR,
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VA.

These SPRINGS, so long and favorahly known
to the seekers of health and pleasure, VIII ne open
for the reception of visitors on the lST OF JU y H.
with extensive improvements and general re-
furnishing of the establishment we VIII be pre-
pared for the comfortable accommodation Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS. ~
HOT AND WARM SULPHUR BATHS,
so eminently serviccablc In connection with the
internal use of these ALTERNATIVE WATERS,
are ALWAYS at the command Of the visitor.
one of the best city BANDS OF MUSIC VIII be
In attendance to enliven the LAWNS and the
BALLROOM and suitable LIVERY will be
open to the use of those who may desire TO Indulge
I'm horseback and carriage exercise.
In addition to other alnuscmculs. the prOpretors
have provided new and elegant BOWLING AL
LEY and BILLlA1tD-ROOM.
Charges viii be THREE DOLLARS day, or
EIGHTY DOLLARS per month; children under
ten years and colored servants, half price; white
servants according TO accommodations.
No effort or expense will be spared on the part OF
the proprictnrs to manage this establishment i'll a
manner best calculated To promote the comfort OF
visitors In every respect. ,,, ~
White Sulphur Springs,
ie leln West Virginia.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.-This delightf

VARIETY ,S sPE sSs sed n ds gss,
Staunton, on the Virginia Central Railroad. VIII
be opened for the accommodation Of guests on the
18th June. .,,,s
business men wishing a retreat for their families
during summer will have every advantage here;
From Richmond. Baltimore washington. anu
other cities they reach these springs on the same
day at o. clock Z. M.
Seven different kinds OF water, and, agreeable to
analysis. of superior qtsallty.
The cars stopat the door.
TERMS $35per month, $40 per week, 81 per Day:
Children undG- twelve years and servants nail
price. Bathing In Healing Water gratis
p ?. Il NJ. BURRUSS,
,o IA ,,, PrODretOrs.
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CEILING OFF! SELLING OFF, To
CLOSE! TO CLOSE,

With the view Of engaging in another bu,,,s,,
Ihave determinedto close out my ENTIRE sToCv
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large, for .h,,.
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
It would be useless to attempt to enumers,s ~.
particular goods or prices, and will only v,h,,
the stock is complete in all branches and every
ticle MUST be sold regardless of cost: and wb,,
ever remains unsold within short time will h.
disposed OF ut auction.
This IL = chance rarely offered 10 consumer. q,
dry goods and viii be TO the interest OF all IN wan,
to call early at ISAAC HUTZLER's
jes No. 500 Broad street corner Of Sixth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16
EDUCATIONAL.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS, NEAR
y STANTON, VA, by PIKE POWERS,
opens tho FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
aud closes the la4t OF June.
Washing lights and towels, $3.50 per half session.
payable IN advance:
REFERENCES The Faculties OF the University
of Virginia, the Virginia Military Institute, and
Washington College. Address early
PIKE POWERS,
tvlo--aawtlS Stanton, Va,
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CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
~
The subscriber desires to inform the public thal
he Is still selling CLOTHING and CENTS FUR
NIsHING GOODS a. the LOWEST PRICE possible
for first quality goods.
He has on hand large and well-assorteo stocA
of BLACK BROWN, OLIVE, DAHL1A, and
BLUE CLOTHS, and FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAssDEREs in great variety.
CLOTHING and SHIRTS made to order, ano
satisfaction guaranteed or no sale.
Call at the old stand, No. 1900 MAIN STREET
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. Z. B. SPENCE, Agent,
Merchant Tailor and Dealer In
iy14 Gents Furnishing Goods.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.

DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
la OPEN JUNE l.
This most favorite resort, alike for health ana
recreation, is now in complete order for the recep-
ton of guests. Our aim shall be 10 keep IL oettel
than Il has ever been kept before.
It's remarkable medicinal virtues necd not no" De
advertised to the Virginia publ lie and the South.
For full information as to all particulars, apply
for Pamphlet with map of railroad routes, &c, TO
PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond,
A. Il. RUCKER CO., LynchbTg,
or by mail to ny, r,-,~,o.~,
Board, 81 per day-sso per month 49,.
Passengers leave the cars at GOSHEN Depot
Stage fare $l.5O. Through tickets can be bought
tn The SprInps my 25-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16

BUTLER pays no taxes, if his own declara-
tons NAV be credited. He said IN the
House on Tuesday that "the unjust, the
"rascal, the knave, the rebel, makes no
"return, and escapes taxation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


PROPOSALS ASKED FOR.-SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received 1T the office of
the Clerk OF Henrico County Court until the sTH
DAY OF AUGUST al le O'Clock for rebuilding the
fallen abutnent Of the bridge over OlmOnd's creek,
on the Osborne Turnpike road. the contractor TO
replace the woodwork and carth-work as before
the destruction OF the bridge.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
the construction OF culyert near the present site
of the bridge.
Specifications Of all may be seen at the once OF
said Clerk by calling for report OF Commissioner.
In both cases the contractor will take Into con-
sideratiou the value OF the old material.
Address JACOB S. ATLEE,
Commissioner OF Roads Of Henrico County.
July IS, 1858. 1yld-,d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16

NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS
IN VALENTINE PLACE.-We have Jus, r..
ceived our supply OF SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS, combating In part OF DRESS TRIM
MINGS, WHITE GOODS NOTIONS &c ".
desire to call the special attention OF the ladie. n
our well-selected stock OF Embroidered aud Thread
Edgings- Real Lace Collars and Iaccs Pn
broidered Handkerchief, Parasols, &C.. which We
are Offering at very low figures.
ARMISTEAD 4 RIRB
apA corner Ninth and Broad street,,
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NE CAPON SPRINGS,
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.

This delightful and wcll-known SUMNER IKE
SORT is now In 4 state OF preparation for the APP
preaching season, ana will soon be In complete
repair. ,,o,,e,, ,,.,, 10 uo,,,,or,r
opcucd for the reception of visitors on the FIRST
DAY OF JUNE NEXT. but persons can be ac-
cOmmodated sooner 1t desired. Route uid nalll-
more and Ohio railroad and IIarpcr's Ferry. then
by staee-coach twenty-five miles. From the South
ria Richmond, Washington, and Alexandria, by
Manassas Gap railroad To StrasDurg, tDch stage
seventeen miles.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing 10
the public that he has secured the services ol u
ably known to the visitors ut Capon rs former
proprietor. x, 49, ,,,, ~ ,o,,-
weeks Sls single week; So per day.
10 10 DIN =. VI. tARTmFIL.
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AGRICULTURAL.


DR. C. E. KLOEBER DENTAL s@
~ ROOMS No. s03 BROAD STREET, S1Sffp
RICHMOND, VAL Inserts beautiful ARTifi-
ClAL TEETH on the VULCASlTE BASE for
twenty 10 thirty dollars per set. Particular alien
ton given to all operations necessary 10 the prsr
walton OF the natural teeth Correction Of irregu-
lar teeth, cleaning extracting, and the treatment
of dsntsl dissasss generally my?s
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A FEW SUMMER BOARDERs can be
N accommodated In large, airy dwelling IN
the vicinity of Gordonsviie, Va. For terms, adj
~ ld-eod3w
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FURNITURE, &c.

IF YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
l. FURNITURE, and ut the same time CHEAP
and DURABLE go TO Fl. 4. ATkINSOS'S,
Governor street between Franklin and Ross, No.
100. He has 1t of his own make. which he Will
warrant also, other grades. He Is well prepared
TO attend tn the UNDERTAKING DEPART
MENT OF his business in every style to which he
gives his personal attention. Having had an ex-
perience OF thirty years as n manufacturer, he
atters himself that he can give entire satisfaction.
REPAIRING and BOXING done in the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
IL. A. ATKINSON,
jy l6-3m No. los Governor street.
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sI1Hrn1EFs RESORTS.


THE HOT SPRINGS,
n BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROA
sEvENTY-SIX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FAHRENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUNG. Manager.
y. c. TARDY 4 Co, Proprietors.
J.E. WILLIAMS Resident Physician.
This celebrated watering-place Is now open 10
visitors.
Boards per day, $50 per week, s7s per month.
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars, apply
to $. C. TARDY & CO.,
Richmond Va. /; Or to
j. A. McCLUNG, Hot Springs, Va.
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MAR RHED,

In this ctv ON the 18th Instant ut st. Peters
Cathedral by Rev. DR.. Becker, PAUL II. MI K
RAY and Miss nOkHRlS W. PORTERNiH I;
both of licnrico county.
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A MEXICAN TRADE PALACE W =,

MDhiohN 4hhDE faLACE, M s3o
IA BROAD STREET.-Just received =. ~
American Trade Palace another beautifrr 10
of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS sHtt
Beautiful Lawns, fast colors zoe. px-N...
Check Muslin, lSc. and upwards Besuti:u b. m.
Misses Hats, loo. and upwards LnI,es, Ii
Misses Shaker Hoods lsc. apiece BeantlE,I pad aad
and Beaded Parasols, 81. 50 and upwards p.lhh
igi ss' .s Lenos shd oaozaamowe ub
fast coors loc. and upwards every styI ,'n nus
quality Of Ladies', Misses and Gentrmcn's GI aal
very cheap. Sllverwarc, Jewclry. and Alhnn,. =
great variety. very low. j. 2ol :. HEI%C ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16

DICHMOND GRANITE WORKS.-We
~ are prepared 10 furnish the very best quality
GRA MITE. dressed or uudressed, III any quanti-
ty. We will also build all KIND. OF GRANITE
Work a, short notice. SpeoIa. attention given TO
rough or dressed WALL WORK. CEMETERY
WORK, SC, and all material furnished.
~ HUGH L. GALLAHER,
;ya-an Managing Director,
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MEETINGS.

NTASONIC NOTICE.-The mem @SSrgHm
.Nk. beers Of LAFAYETTE ROYAL Wax
ARCH CHAPTER. No. a. are hereby SE2snSS
summoned To attend stated meeting til Is E"abSSS
Thursday EVENING at the Masonic Hall, Broad
street.
BY order OF the High Priest.
AUG. -ARSEIL, JR.,
iyla-lt* Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

weREESRACKs REDEEMED IN GOLD
OF, ~ OTHER WORDS,
DRY GOODS SOLD FOR GREENBAChs al
GOLD PRICES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16

EsOR SALE, fine COW and CALF. LssSsSS
Il The owner, leaving the city, has no use! 49,
for her. Sold cheap. Inquire at John MARI
strests, Yls-iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16

CTARCH, STARCH.-Etty boxes pure
y PEARL STARCH just received.
~ SAhPSOS JONES, JH., co"
Fifteenth street between Mala ana CagT
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