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TFI.EGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FRon wAsHI1x,eTos
Special telegram to the nlspatch.

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| Special telegram to the Dispatch. ~
STATE DINNER OF THE PRESIDENT.
WAsH1Saros, june 8, 1868.
The President gave q state dinner this
P. NJ, which was attended by members of
the Cabinet, diplomatic officers, Messrs.
Banks, of the House Committee on Foreign
Affairs; Reverdy Johnson, of like commit
tee and the Chinese embassy.
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.
General Rousseau is urged by his friends
for the command Of the Military Depart
ment of the East-headquarters at Phila-
delphia. General T. W. Sherman tempo
rarily has command, and is likely to be
given permanent charge Of it.
General Grant has signifed his desire
that General Meade shall be placed in COM
mand of this department when the latter
shall have completed his service in the
Third Military District, and General Meade
has made known his wish to be so assigned.
Ia LIVELY CONTEST FOR THE POSITION OF
COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
The announcement that Mr.. Rollins has
rendered his resignation as Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has caused aspirants
for the succession to enter into lively con-
test for the nomination. Among those most
vigorously at work are Colonel Wisewell
and o. N. Cutler, of New York; DIR. Fowler
and Mr.. Cation, of Illinois and General
Van Devere, of Ohio; the latter, however,
not in person, but through his friends who
happen to be here. The President has in
timated that Wisewell cannot receive the
nomination.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE REJECTION
OF GENERAL NJ CLELLAN-NoMINATIo OF
REvERDY JOHNSON EXPECTED TO BE SENT
IN TOMORROW.
The President this afternoon received
official notification from the Senate of the
rejection of General Mcclellan as Minister
to England. Mr.. Johnson is known to be
favorably inclined to the nomination of
Hon. Reverdy Johnson for the mission
named, and the nomination of the latter is
expected to be sent to the Senate to-mor-
row.
BUFFERS INVESTIGATION CoMMITTEE-Ex-
ANIMATION OF WITNESSES.
Buffers Investigation committee was in
session to-day, and examined several wit
nesses, among them Mr.. Van Volkenburg,
of New York, who was required to bring
with him the package Of money, $4,000,
that he says he took from Woolley when the
latter was under the influence of liquor,
and which Woolley supposed he had handed
to Shook. Butler counted the money and
found in all sl7, 100. During the exami-
nation Van Volkenburg took offence at But
ler's offensive manner and insulting Ian
guage, and refused to answer O question.
Butler ordered witness under arrest,
and to be removed from the room until he
(Butler) could consult with his colleagues.
In few minutes the witness was recalled,
it being found that Butler had. no authority
to order an arrest except by resolution of
the House.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY.
1t is known that the President will tender
the office of Attorney-General to Mr.. Evarts
and eventually nominate Mr.. Groesbeck to
be Secretary Of the Treasury.
WALLACE.
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Horrible Murder I'm Tennessee.
From the Memphis Avalanche, June S.


The most horrid, atrocious human butch
cry we have ever recorded, was perpetrated
early yesterday morning.
Captain Matt Dryer, residing near Ra-
leigh, came to John Lanahan's house, on
Wolf river, near the bridge, about three
miles north Of the city, on Monday, to re-
main several days. Wednesday night Lam
ahan, who is quarrelsome when drunk, be-
came intoxicated and commenced abusing
his wife. He struck hera blow in the pre-
sence of Captain Dryer, who, exasperated
at the cowardly action, promptly knocked
the brute down, giving him a good beating
and kicking. Lanahan made no further
demonstration toward his wife, and salts
fed that it would not be necessary to pro-
tect her further, Captain Dwyer, some time
afterward, sought his sleeping occu-
pied by himself, step-son of Lanahan's,
aged sixteen, and man whose name we
have not learned.
Early yesterday morning, after having
adjusted his troubles with his wife, both
having occupied the same room as usual,
Lanahan arose, dressed himself, obtained
an axe, and left the house. He cut wood q
short time and then returned, bringing the
weapon with him. He proceeded stealthily
to Dryers room, where the Captain and
the boy were soundly sleeping. .Carelessly
walking to Dwyer's bed, he suddenly raised
the axe and dealt the unconscious victim o
powerful blow. The sharp weapon was
buried to the handle in the Captains neck,
nearly severing the head from the Shout
ders, and producing instant death. The
boy, awakened by the blow, sprang out OF
bed only to discover Dwyer a bloody corpse,
and the bed crimsoned with gore. The man
in the other bed was awake when Lanahan
entered, but paid no attention to the muir
derer until the bloody work had been ac-
complished. Before recovering from the
horror with which the ghastly spectacle
filled him, the murderer again coolly threw
the axe, still dripping with blood, over his
shoulder and left the room.
returned to his wife's apartment, care
fully washed and redressed himself, put
ting on clean shirt, and left the house
carelessly, as though nothing had happened.
The alarm was quickly raised, and some
one hurried into the city for the police.
Officer Sauerman was found, and in COM
PAW with couple Of others, started IN
pursuit of the murderer. A short distance
beyond Chelsea, Lanahan was observed
leisurely approaching, evidently with the
intention of surrendering himself to the
authorities. He was brought in and lodged
in iail. He confessed having killed Dwyer,
and expressed no regrets, but sought to
convey the impression that Dwyer had been
improperly intimate with his wife, who is
quite old and unlikely to attract any one.
Captain Dryer served during the war as
q captain in the Fifteenth Tennessee (Con-
federate) regiment, portion Of the time
commanded BY Colonel Moses White, of this
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The Rhode Island Legislature will next
Tuesday elect United States Senator in
place Of General Sprague. The Newport
NerS says that it is probable that no seri-
ols opposition will be made to General
Sprague's return, as he has given general
satisfaction during the past term; but it
adds that there are serious rumors afoat
ihat he is casting in his fortunes with the
"Chase movement" and is not to be relied
upon for the support of Grant and Colfax
in the coming campaign; and although
there may be no truth in all this, it seems
incumbent upon him or his friends to give
such information on the subject as shall
leave no doubt in the minds Of those who
are expected to assist in his election.
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Marine Disaster.

NEwBERN, N. c., June 9.-The steamer
Terry, from New York, arrived here to-day,
and reports that the steamship Nevada, Of
the New York and Mexican line, which left
New York on the Sd instant, went ashore at
Hatteras on Friday, and sunk in ten
fathoms of water.
The passengers and crew were saved, ex-
cept one of the latter, who was lost in an
attempt to get out an anchor. The passen'
gers lost most of their baggage. The YES
sci and cargo are total loss.
Two lady passengers have sailed for Nor
folk. The rest Of the passengers and th'
captain of the vessel will remain here to-
nioht
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rus ARKANSAS BiLL.The following is
=, h;,I as it passed both Houses. It is now

rus ARKANSAS BiLL.-The following is
Nh IS it passed both Houses. It is now
- ,;.b the President: Il
' whereas the people OF Arkansas, as in
nance Of the provisions Of an act en-
I .',s en- act for the more efficient govern
n' Is. Of the rebel States passed March q,
men men a. and the acts supplementary thereto,
ip. framed and adopteda constitution Of
h ns,s government which is republican in
w., and the Legislature of said State has
Mi or, ',st;fcd the amendment to the Consti-
aa .:,n Of the United States proposed By the
,Hgn';;--tr.ninth Congress, and known as arti-
mi therefore, &c., that the State of
s ,s,snsss is entitled and admitted to repre-
N....t;on in Congress as oneof the States Of
.s. Union upon the following fundamental
n asa;,;on: That the Constitution Of Ar
s,'r shall never be SO amended or changed
A y "a deprive any citizen or class Of citi-
AZ in the United States Of the right to
.'.s who are entitled to vote by the Con-
W. .;,n,;on herein recognized, except as a pun
: :Sment for such crimes MS are now felonies
:. ,nnn1on law, whereof they shall have
IAN - dulv convicted under laws equally APP
,yi,,ble to all the inhabitants Of said State !:
p.arided. that any alteration Of said Con-
.,;,at;on. prospective in its effect, may be
,,sde in regard to time and place Of resi-
ss,ce of the voters"
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Alexander Long, of Cincinnati, who was
expelled from the House of Representatives
for disloyalty, is now here figuring extern
siyely in the Chase interest. Bets are
being offered that Chase will receive a ma
iority vote in the New York Convention, if
not the nomination. One gentleman offers
10 bet one hundred dollars that Chase will
be the nominee, and one hundred dollars
that Pendleton's name will not 60 before
the Convention. Hancock's friends are
confident that he will receive the nomina-
ton on the third ballot Washington Let
tr 10 Baltimore Gazette.
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INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL GRAYT.-A
3slcration of South Carolina Radicals called
mon General Grant on Monday. He as
,1-sd them of his earnest desire for the
srredv admission of their State, and ex-
,rsssed the hope that Congress would pass
he bill for that purpose now pending with
~, DELAY.
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T QUICK RETURNS. Mr.. James P. Scott has
a vineyard Of three acres near dordons-
Vile, which cost him $500 an acre in the
matter Of outlay. tits progressing finely,
and promises to repay the whole outlay this
season, although planted only year ago
Fredericksburg Herald.
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WHEAT Crop. We are sorry to hear un-
favorable reports from portions of Prince
William, Fauquier, Fairfax, Westmoreialpdd q,
and some other counties, where the fed
rust has struck the wheat, and the present
unfaYorable weather, it is feard, will cause
greater damage. - lerandriG Gazette.
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Indian War Rumors.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Indian war rr1-
mors increase daily. General Sheridan
has sent arms to the frontier to arm the
settlers. Colonel Leavenworth, who hereto
fore defended the Indians, now favors with
drawing annuities and prosecuting severe
measures.
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CoroRApo.-It is understood that the
bill for the admission of Colorado will be
called up in day or two by Governor
Yates, chairman Of the Committee on Ter
rories. There is but little opposition on
the part of the Radical senator's to admit
.;nr her nj once.
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FIRE EXTINGUIsHER ExPERIMENT.--The
fire extinguisher was to-day subjected to q
severe test before the Committee on Com
merce and large number of other mem
bers Of Congress. The principal expert
ment was on small frame house, filled with
iufammable materials, which was set on
fire. With two machines the flames were
extinguished in one minute. The commit
tee, it is said, will make q favorable report
of the trial to the House, in which Mr..
Stewards bill for passenger vessels to carry
such extinguishers is now pending.
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Safely chartered.

ALBANY, June 9.-Callecote and Enright
have arrived had their heads shaved and
donned in prison garb. They have not yet
been assigned work.
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cl,ausa tbe Georria stitrt;on ,voplil have

clauss tie Georgia Consti tution would have
been defeated, and that Congress would
defeatt the viii Of the people by multiplying It.
Others argued that aside from its uncon
stitutionality, it was the first step towards
reputation Of the national debt. The ar
gument indicated that the Senate will un-
doubtedly persist in multiplying the relief
clause.
The Senate then went into executive
session
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MURDER IN BALTIMoRE.-James Granger,
ssaulker, was killed Monday by Henry Hill
aeorand, caulker. Granger worked with
negroes. The fight grew out of difficulty
between the white ceulkers and the negro
ssOlkers as to which should have the job Of
F-caulking vessel.
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Frolr, washington.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Wool1ey is still
confined, awaiting Buffers convenience.
When the proprietor of the Metropolitan
Hotel had Woolley's 81 u, 100 in the commit
tee room Butler counted it:
Municipal affairs remain in statu quo.
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McCooLE AND CoBURN.-McC oole and
.Coburn, notwithstanding their present pre-
dicament, have not given up the idea of
fighting, and have ordered the stakeholder
TO keep the put-up until they are liberated.
They hope soon to be ut liberty /; but if
they have to serve their time out they will,
as soon as discharged, leave Ohio, and
make all necessary arrangements for the
encounter to come off in Virginia, as there
is no law in that State against prize-fght-
ing. Only few persons viii be posted as
to the place where the "mill will take
place, SO that the authorities cannot get
wind of the location. 1t is reported that
McCoole and Coburn cleared $4,000 each
through the sale of railroad tickets. They
chartered the trains in partnership, paying
two dollars for each person carried. Their
rate for the trip was FIVE dollars for each
nasspnnar. - =.
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Foreign News.

BRUSSELS, June s.-The recent riotous
demonstration in Luxembourg in favor OF
France was promptly suppressed and the
leaders arrested.
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2, &a, 753, SEQ IS
Amount of debt, less cashin Trea-

The foregoing is correct statement of the pub
lie debt as appears from the books and TreasurGr,s
returns In the Department on the LIST of June, 1865
s.F HUGH MCCULLocH, 81
Secretary of the Treasury.
By comparison of the above with the
statement issued on the 1st of May last it
will be seen that the debt bearing coin in
terest has increased $50, Az, $50; the
debt bearing currency interest has de-
creased s57, 25s,Ss0; the matured debt
not presented for payment has increased
$2,92s,9ls.9O; the debt bearing no inte-
rest has increased s1,O20,865; making
an increase in the total amount of debt
81, 1904. The amount Of coin in the
treasury has decreased SIG, 6Sl, 098.69, and
the amountso of currency has increased $ll, J
1O4,9s3.51, making an increase in the total
amount of debt less cash in the treasury,
S9,717,059.1S.
1t will be remembered that about $685.
0O0, 900 in coin was required on the LIST of
May last to pay the semi-annual interest
on $40 bonds falling due on that day.
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= i BATH COUNTY, VA,
win be rssdy for ths reception Of Walters By fbe
three hundred persons. e 81 IL 4
These Springs are accessible by the yirginia
boro' Depot twenty miles 81 Che Old route
and after tho Is; OF July from CoSinSton, on fheT
nST
the Springs, passing In fun Ytew the celebrated
The virtues Of these waters are 20 ZEN.
orally aud favorabi known that Il would Be useless
In the limits OF an advertisement 20 attempt 20 gvc
Pamphlets can be had BY sppieatioSs 70 ascsrs.
Purcell. Ladd Co., druggists, Rtchnoud, or %
.es e. the sss YIN s &c
lowing among other diseases E-,.s
9ressnIai aasssioss ss ssia.
Chronic Chronic Gos.risis, h fession epsl.4nas -
eSronle pssenssry pse sc a Ss ss Sin
n Liver. !, !. 49,. - Sssysas Diseases Of an
sHsasii q 81 ssssder spinal
EnF Bssss q ssss
eSs ssas rheumatism sssssdsry syphilis IN an
The luxury and invigorating effects Of the Baths
at the Springs are commented on by all who have
These Springs are delightfully."- situated In the
Warm spring Valley; aud the scenery is grand,
beautiful and picturesque In the highest degree.
Hot and Cold Spout Baths, and shower and
from the mountains Is conveyed through the build.
lngs and grounds, afording an ample supply for
Ali appliances for health, comfort, and enjoy
ment are proyided-a fine Band OF Music, Billiard
f Dr. BLAIR BG GtsSS i resident physician
Communication by mail and telegraph daily.
BOARD, % per day, $40 per week. and &1S per
month. JOHN l.. EUBAEK,
jest El2 Agent.
SEA-BATHING AT CoBB'S ISLAND
~ This delightful summer resort situated eigi,.
teen miles northeast OF Cape Charles and eight
miles from nearest main land, Is rapidly growing,
to become one OF the most attractive places on the
coast of America. ss-tfg-
Its pleasant pure, and delightful breezes, giving
strength to the invalid will never be forgotten by
those who have heretofore enjoyed them.
We have made many improvements, both In the
our grounds.
The surf-bathing is on grand SCALE and cannot
be surpassed, being perfectly safe with an abund-
ance of bath.houses.
on the continent, with an abundance OF bonts and
experienced men to attend to the wants OF VISITORS
with other MISUNDERSTANDING saloons billiards,
&c.
ABAND OF MUSIC has been engaged,
Passengers leaving Richmond and Petersburg,
Fridays at A. NJ, VIII connect with steamer TO
Cherrystone, and thence by line of hacks across
the peninsula -four miles) to Nottingham's Land
Ing, and thence by steamer to the island arriving
&c., TERMS HS Y s PfE ss asi sss MONTH
Cherrystone post-ofice,
je23m Northampton county, Va.
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BANKS AND RANKERs.

DICHMOND BANKING :,
No. 1907 corner Of Main and Twelfth streets,
tg.5 - o. Richmond. Va.
STATE DEPOSIT0RYs
John B. DAVIS President,
J0ES =. O. POTTS, Secretary,
John G. DAVIS, Cashier,
T. b. STARKE, General Agent.
RANKING IN ALL IT'S BRAECHES.
Particular attention paid 70 cole ettons
Fire Insurance effected on most TeasonaDie 1eri0p'
wapay a ner cent. on deposits In this department,
and invite the attention of all interested.
BOARD OF DIRECT0Rs.,,,,Y ,yo
John A. BELVIN, WI. IRA sMlTH,
y0aEPH HALL. -s's T.. w. DoSWELLs "
LEWIS 81. FRAYSER JAS 49,, m:r "a a. Lo.',
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OILS.

E,OR THE BEST KEROSENE, ANCHOR
II SPERM, LARD, SPINDLE, PETROLEUM
''n0 - go AAn'' y o'' g. .. O.. OWENS 6 CO.,
No. 20 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Also, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, &c.
Our ANCHOR OIL is non-explostve Trytt.
ape .s.sJs9 49,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

nIREcT IMPORTATION.
LONDON DOCK BRANDY.
We are now receiving direct from Liverpool
per steamship Somerset
FIvEHoesHEADsLo LONDON DOCK BRANDY,
selected with great care by our Liverpool agents
expressly for our house.
This brandy we guarantee to be perfectly pure,
and equal to any imported into this country, and
it will be sold as low as can be bought in any
northern market.
Encourage direct importation to Virginia, and
send your orders to 49,.
LEIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS,
je41w No. Commercial Row, Norfolk, Va.
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WTOOD AND COAL.-AIl in want of
w good WOOD or COAL will do well to call
at Nineteenth and Cary streets, where they will be
supplied with best ANTHRACITE COAL, for
CRATES or stoves, at $3.50 per ton e. 900 pounds and
OAK and PINE WOOD at SO per cord or sawed
at 81 per cord, delivered.
All coal and wood warranted as represented.
my1e CHARLES II. PAGE.
SPRINGFIELD AND DEEP RUN COAL
y COMPANY.
LUMP COAL............ ............"."..s6 80
BAIL COAL. "
AVERAGE COAL..... .........................4 80
SMITHS COAL..... ...:...................... 90
Liberal terms made with large consumers.
p. A. WEXFORD,
Sixth between Canal and Byrd streets.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
BATHS VARYING IN TEMPERATURE FROM
sEvENTY-sIX TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN DEGREES FARENHEIT.
JAMES A. McCLUEG, Manager.
8. G. TARDY & Co., Proprietors.
j. E. WILLIAMS, Resident Physician.
WIFI mn 0pENED no vJsJT0ps JrrNE lcsr

The Hotel has been recently enlarged. and new
baths constructed. No expense or effort has
been spared by the proprietors to render this
famous watering place as comfortable as possible
to all visitors. The hot waters here have been well
known for more than half century TO possess In .
wonderful degree tonic, Alternative detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become Justly ce-
ebrated for the cure Of rheumatism, govt, diseases
of the liver, skin, bladder, and womb paralysis,
the result Of injury serious efusion contraction
ofmuscles and joints, diarrhea, and dyspepsia, &C
companied with sore mouth and tongue.
Route from the North ufG Orange ana Alexan-
dria railroad to Gordonsville, thence utd Virginia
Central railroad to Millboro, Depot thence by
Trotter & Co.'s stage line over turnpike road 70
Hot Springs-distance, twenty miles.
h Route from the South utG Richmond or Lynch
burg and Virginia Central railroad TO Millboro.
Anew turnpike from C0vington to Hot Springs
Is now under construction, which will pas8 through
the beautiful valley Of Jacksons river and BY the
magnificent falls In Allegheny county. This rond
is expected to be finished by July LIST, and viii
shorten the stage ride several miles, while the pas
senger will be saved the fatigue OF crossing the
mountain and enjoy the opportunity Of seeing the
fine scenery Of one OF the most beautiful valleys In
A BAND OF MUSIC engaged for the season.
Fine large BATHROOMS, BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted MP, &c. ssss
For descriptive pamphlets and circulars apply
to F-tf g.. G.. TARDY q CO., 80
post.oftce box 81, Richmond, Va. !; to
j. A. MCCLUNG, Manager.
Hot Springs, Vs..
Board-ss per day, $50 per week, s7s per month.
nv ro--fJ5.fy
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June ga Noon. Consols, 95A
@957s. United States bonds, 73J1s @7314,
LoNDoN.-4f ternoon.- COnsols, 95@965s
Bonds, Is.
LIVERPOOL, June e.-N Noon Cotton dull
and declined fraction sales viii not ex-
coed 5000 bales; uplanda, II aassd.; Orleans,
llId. Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions I'M
changed.
H1vERPooL.-At ternoon. wheat, lis.
Sd. Corn, Ss. Cd. Bacon, 46s. Cd. Lard,
Sos. cd.
LIVERPOOL, June 9.-Epening Cotton
dull, with further decline upiands,
1lA@1l3ss.;; Orleans, ll11a@115sd. Corn,
34@96d.
FRAsKFoRr, June United States bonds,
7755a@77A. Market strong.
PARTS, June g.-Bourse firmer.
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TINE JACKSON RIVER HOTEL is now
j. open for the accommodation Of BOhRp-
Frs Persons In Quest of nice SUMMER RE-
SORT will find this place admirably suited 70 their
wants. There are good ALUM, sULPHUH, ana
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS In short distance OF
The table win be well supplied with all the DELI
CACIES OF THE SEASON.
Board by the month e5s children under Ten
~ - j. A. COGBILL,
Jackson,s River Depot.
asw Allegheny county, Virginia.
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dptnA DAY MADE BY ANY ONE
I'D lU with my u.
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS.
prepay samples free. Beware of infringers.
NY circulars will explain. Address
- Is. s1t= - A. j. FULLAM.
10 elm Springfield Vermont
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YTyURPENTINE.-I barrels in prime
! - = -, - R.W.PbWERS
te 8 No. 1895 Main street.
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The following Is the snent of the
public debt Of the United States on the lst..
|. OF June, 1868: