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DIED..


BABNARD On TUESDAY morning. July 9TH. 81,
"a o'clock. VIRGINIA TABER, infant dasshtsr
OF Samuel NJ and Mary Z. Barnard, aged 10 mon ths
s.fieI liule children to come unto me, for such
10 the Kingston Il n eaven.
to attend the funeral, from the reside OF her
0 DsJltr.s M ngn 'ttset georgetown at
Loved NE y II k s.l Mrs ELLEN F. be
yiisd to s.lsnd her faneIsI, from her late resi- ii
W. dnesday the sth inst at 81. clock p m.
Ss ns 81 r11n 4 sS rs
Ennis Scott. after an Hines of oDs week
Ser lat. Gs .s
street cast and Massachusetts avenue. The friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
BkES p the %O.1ss Of the s
ret and WIN Kretchefd: aged nine months.
IND o. q =: s:s., az.
sth at O'Clock. from the residsuce Of her parents
on ID street, between 18th and 18th
H. z1Sisse iss
In the 45tk year Of her age.
My pen faiters and my heart % throbs .ssnfuv
menoiy REGAL ; the hour when ,onf chi Ii hand was a.
sose IS did5l1s il th The p %
Trembling trent lips were too weak 70 utter and We
beautiful = was the clsudess SKY, g. pesees sn
did our life bark launch into the cold stream d
ether, brighter shore.
Ble.t angel mother There we're no murm ur
lngs, because, for tinle iln' and suffering
cloud oyerhadowIng our home is OF midnight
carknes yet there is rift through which q single
star shines-ihat star Is the sweet memoir 60 our
unassrming aeutleDess and love, your kind conn.
=! Ad tender care. And while We look rsyerently
81 your vacant place, and feel that earth IL DARK
because the light Of your loving smile s gone may
We INITIATE your virtues, 80 that we may D1eA;
mortal home upon that other shiniEg shore, where
az LIZ ~ ps zee auo iQ'e. G.L.
The feistives and friends Of the family are re
specffny <oQuested TO attend the funeral from her
Ists residence 9Th street east, between g street
and South Carolina avenue, on to morrow 4 VI ed.
ussday y the 9Th inst. At Id o'clock a IN. =
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrxssswu.

BAn FOR CoUKT.-Yesterday evening, Jus
noe Buckley held = preliminary examina nou
IN the case OF Mr.. Thomas GrOplry, Who waS
charged with completely with M-ssrs. Don
neily ard Gladmon in an assault viii b caused
the death OF Jsmes Gray on the sth INST. and
required him 20 give hsIl in the sum Of sl.Ool
Tor bis appearance at court
CANAL AFrAIRs.-The break in the canal is
more Sermons than AZ first reported, and will
require eight or Ten DAYS tor repairs
RIVER FRoNr.-Arnyed-Sts III Isr.
ingston, Capt Wilson, Baltimore, with me-.
Snsnhss; sehccnay A. M Moffstr, Capt q tower,
Ba'o, WIN lumber and ice 20 Washing ton snd
Georgetown Ice Company
THR REMAINS oy JAMS ap.x II.
mans OF James Gray, the yictim Of the l,t,
homicide. were conveyed to Baltimore yest.r-
day for interment
MERCHANTS ENCHASGE-Dull and auiet
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A m f 4 ICAN HOU s E :,
RO~Iox. NAnacHnsrrra

The very important aud extensive improvements,
which have recently been made in this popular
Hotel the iare. IT in New England. able the orc
prietors TO offer 10 Tourists, Families and IN.
travelling Public. accommodations and conye
nlences superior % any other Hotel in the CITY
During the past summer additfo have been male
OF numeroua suitoe of apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closets, &c. Attac ned one of Turf
magnificent passenger elevators, the best ever a.
strueted conveys guests 10 the upper story of the
mouse IN one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor.
ongniy repiepishe ! and raiurnfshed, making it In
al it's appointments, equal 10 any hotel In the coun
try.
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first foo-. LEWIS ROE h SoN "
my zIawsm .a.. Proprietor
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0lsgntlcn aad suec

"The defence of the Columbus prisoners
now on trial NJ Atlanta, Georgia commenced
yesterday. The main point 10 10 prove An aliti
~RetlJns from all the counties in MISS
sippI but two give Democratic MAJORITY OF
Il.N0- ...
~"Soothing srnp" was the verdict of
oroner's jury IN the case ola baby that died
IN Cincinnati.
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lmporta mt Letter from NJ, Cn.

The following is the letter from a dis,,pr-
pshed statesman Of Ono, said 10 have be.,
addressed IL a gentleman in New York. and
Sent 10 CHR! Justice Chase ast week
"JrNE, e5.-There Is a growing disposi,,on
smObg the democracy OF the IVES: 20 accent OF
thIti Jusilce Chase a. their candidate Iicor
GlaIIy received by the party, his eIect,o, ts;,I
o CERTAIN, and II IL the safest and hest we an
&c see h. Commercial doubts hls ernsenT-
e W !faNe me question of suffrage. without
oiSHhSuOh OF race, 20 the States. and consi dprs
Ia GeLarture from his long-ayowed pr,nc,.
Iirs- lhIs DO not perceive. Chase Is i'm IA
no, 81 two ihIngs-the Constitution OF the
lifted STATES, me GLIDING the right ~ fba So
Encer H. and suffrage, without d;s,in r,il,~- =,
rsSe' ah0 i think he has never said h. vouit
violate The hTsl IL order To secure m. lasr and
:. y nor an inconsistency or a departure f.om
frlnclpit 10 rrfnee the attainment of an End
however desira1.f, by an assumption OF nm
granted powers"
In returning the foregoing letter 70 the gentle
man TO whom Il was addressed, the Chief Ju,-
ice defines his position on the question of suf-
rage IN relation 10 nstIo nal politics as follows
July. J. IS6S.-Pisase say TO your friend tina,
ne is entirely Iignt as 10 my views Of suffrage
and State rights. What desire for the S,afb :
ern States is peace and prosperity, win aII
disfraHo hiseTnsnts ard disabilities remoyads .
all rights restored 10 ali cTtizens, and IL is al
opinion INA, these ends Will b. best sec 10y
according suffrage 10 ali citizens. seo rs
pracnCaI disposition OF The Sues Nav I'M
frage, a. well as all other dome don 81 SUI
Tor the people Of the States o. ds q aesuens, II
ontslderF- 90 this quest not 10
old states rights dOctTin- "a adhere ~
"In the event Of nc -
rTUst I should SO <aHxntEcn aad saec
party which M So ehai n'lther rte
great body ofr -sHs the nomination. nor thu
non would Atretc citizens whose co-operp
cause to e-sore success, would have saS,
a. ire eSTst their action. IL is an intens
NEE r.th me- 20 see tbs democratic part,
20 Ing the questions q the day in fhe spirit o
- cay ana assuring - Itself long duration
Of xscendency. ltean do so ifu will
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAuJ
LIES AND GEkTbEMEN
04p Per Day, SIS Per Week, 500 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
st Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE 1sr TO OCTOBER i,r.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
or b. LELAND & CO.,
my brWSUoN Metropolitan Hotel,
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MR. IGNATirs BAToRY, of Baltimore. v.s
yesterday recommended 20 the President for
inc position OF Collector OF Ii ternaI Rayenua
OF me THIRD District Of Maryland, by a com
niitee Of the Workin gmen's Assembly.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION,

BEAUTIFYING THE Skin AND COMPLEX
sEMovss ALL rsiH9Pfr1oss. yRrokGrs
PIhPL Re, Not q, BLOTCHEs, IAN. etc.
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BuOOMING
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY il IL invaluable
IorGENTLeMENs ftsr SHAVINGit has 40 eIu Al
PAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem
edy for diseases and blenishes of the SKIN
PHALONtS "PAPHIAN SOAP,
Sr the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price rs cents per cAke.
FLOR DE Mayo
"FLOR DE MAYO"
NEM PERFUME FOB TIE HANDKER.
FRAGRANCE.
PHALON . SON, New York.
FcY Sold By all Druggists.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. sc.
Az The City OF Washington, on the 9th day 81
July, 1888 The undersigned n reby gives notics
q nls sppointment As Assignee of GrRDES PER
hhINs, M the CITY Of Washington, within SAFE
District, who has been adjudgea a Barkrupt upor
his own petition By the supreme Court OF said Dis
Hiet; GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law,
BfisN5w City Hall, Assignee.
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MAR r he ID

SHoNE-MILLER. On the 10th Of June at 81
AIoy,ins Church. py Father StoDestreet. MIDH Ri
tngtOD, q.
baltimore and Philadel phia papers please copy
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~Michigsn is receiving call from the sew
entes n rear locu
SBeecher thinks OF appointing Mrs. E. c.
Stanton one OF his deacons
SHorses are troubled with the diphtheria
in Westchester County, New York.
~CGA etaTch applied dry 10 the hands OF
those wearing kid gloves IN summer is recon-
men ded - preventive Of injury 70 the gloves.
- The Cincinnati City Government is 10
make prope -holdsrs pay half the expense
when any change n made In the street pave
ment.
libby Prison has been sold At auction
and like Sumter, II is being stripped TO pieces
by relic hunters
The GeoIgla Legislature Organized ves-
terday Ant Senate officers ara Rapnhll-
cans. The Clerk Of the Hoasp, Mr. Harden
is 9 Democrat. Eleven new members were
sworn tn. giving the Democrats a majority
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"kNkRAL JOIN L. MULLFoRn was yestar-
Gay confirmed as Collector Of Revenue a,
Richmond, the Senate having recons1d-rad a.
action re ecing his noniuation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-07

A CARD.-Wi;h this evening, I shall close
daily, except Saturday, at clock. Custom-
ers will please bear this in mind, and Elake
their purchases before that hour.
GRo. &. HKNNING, Ciothier,
No. 5tl Seventh street.
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CITY ITEMS.

JrwELRY. New styles Jevelry, Silver
plated Ware, and Fancy Goods, received thIs
morning, at Prigg,s One Dollar Je weiry Store
NO 40 Pennsylvania avenue, near * street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-07

GRAND ARMY OF tbs REPUBLIC The fol-
lowing named officers, recently elected by Post
No. 2, "a. A. R. were installed last night for
the ensuing six months Comm ander, LYMAN
B. Cutler; Senior Vice Commander, @. Wiley
Well; Junior Wee Commander, Geo. w. Sn cor:
Adjutant ]. w. Rawlings; Post Qusrtermas-
ter, J. O. Hanson; Chspiain, T: a. Allen; Sur.
geon, ]. ID. Grouse; Sergeant Major, A Gam
ning; Quartermaster Sergeant, L Cowan.
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NIkkhAL RKvESUE.-The receipts TO-DAY
were s39e, 1913
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A CARD.

Clergyman, white readine in eouth Americs
ae mlssiopsrT, discove ed . safe and simple rem
coy for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Harry De
cay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs
and the whole train Of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicisus hsbits. Great numbers have
been curd BY this noble remedy Prompted by .
desire TO bened at the afflicted and cnfort WI
send the recipe for prepsri ne and Using this med
Free Of CAa,Fs. Address.
JOSEPH 7. IMAM, Station D, Bible House,
my s-Sm' New York CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-07

THE FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR Ron.
BKEY.-Last evening Annie Rooney (white1 and
VIM. Thomas, (colored,) whose arrest las,
week for being concerned In the robbery of
sl4,OO0 from the house of Mr.. John Usher, by
Messrs. Miller and COomes, detectives wa,
noticed in The STAR, were before Justice D. X
Smith at police headquarters, but the pro sec u
ton not being ready, the case was further post.
poned.
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- Horatio Robinson, the brute who CON.
mited rape on two little girls in Chasxs MN
neeoias q tsw days arc, has b~~p can sht ana is
in Jail At 81. Paul He confessed his crime 70
anothee pessoner confined With him tn. su-
tbcrf0eR bave not ventti red ~ send him to the
nsghHorhood where the outrage was commit
ted, as he undoubtedly would o~ lynched
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Held TO BAIL--Yesrerday afternoon, Jus
tiee Smith held John Simonds to bail in the
sum of slo0h, and john Foley In t2oO for a
further hearing-the first being charged with
forgery, obtaining a carnage, &C., by false pre-.
tsnces, and with LARCENY or horse blankets
&c, ana the latter with larceny, q notice OF
the arrest OF whom, by Messrs, Rigley and
Clarvoe. was published in the STAR OF yester
day
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BALpFHss, GRAYEKss, and other imperfec-
tons OF the Hair will be- regarded as Inexeusa.
BILE after a trial Of Mrs. s. A. Aliens Impro red
new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, lin one
bottle Every Druggist sells it. Price One
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BEWARE OF TOOTH Poison, vended under
the name Of Uentifrices. Adopt and adhere TO
the only preparation that really preserves the
teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant 500
DON'T. Its ELECTS on deoaying teeth are mar
yellous.
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The SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RE-
LAIlohs, at meeting this morning, decided
10 report against the confirmation of n. n
Smyihe as Minister 70 Austria II was deter.
mined 10 take 10 action ON the nomination Of
hr Sbllweli ~ Minister 10 yrnezueIs.
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BANKERS.

jar COOKE 90.
BAEEEBs,
PtvTrrpsH ersrrr, Orpcs-Ts rEIaary
Buy I'D - siesrrsnt n~rsss rsss., - -
sonsssot,y on hand full sspp,, ofan
GOVERNMENT eoNDs.
HyIE-TBIBTIIs, Asp oenrouup
INTEREST sorks
orsep or STOCKS. BONDS, a., supsus>s
sne collections made on al sss.s.sbAs poa.&
@iu
tIRsf NATIONAL BANK
or wAsHIssroS.
n. D ceoKE, tos Jay Cooke %. :, Pr.~ss.s,.
wh. 6. HUNTINGDON. osss~.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
Aup
STATES,
1sts s'ssf, spessss r.s Dsass-y D<>s-ss.
Government Securities With rr....r-r pp,s,
States,
ZONE MILLION DoLLARsA
We bay and eel ell classes Of sOFgkkMEsY
SECuRITTEss 81 current r,~rset rn,~s
FURNISH BIcHAEGE ed ,.als u.s,.~..,
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL cYTYKs OF rHE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase eovevnmens vouehsu On -
MOST VORLBLE TKRMS, end CIV, 49,
ful attention 70
AoC0 UNITS OF BUSIN ESS MEN - FTRss
and 20 any other businss entrusted 20 ~
FULL IMPORTATION IN regard 70 oovIRy-
HHb 7 LOANS 81 all ume. ehserfu nv ssrus.s~1.
wh. Q. HUsriSsreB. o.shiss.
Washington, March D., tss. nD-o
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ OREAP FUN
COKE can be had, tot q few days, ct the rase Of
eight cents per bushel, At the works, by leaving
orders at the once OF the Washington Gas Light
Co., No. Al 10th street JyAl
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ALL DISEASES OF THE FEET successfully
treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodisk ~
fennsylvanfa avenue, between ~ and 9th
.srees Once hours from q. m. 10 p m.
Established 1851.
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PERSONAL.

4 G&SOVNAAu
ADIFs! LADIES i,-save your hair BY s.t
Ill g It cut and made in Braid, Curtis, Freize,
279 Pennsylvania avenue.
yo.u between 10Th and 18th SITS.
~ and try the
COOL CELEBRATED CHICAGO LAGER,
At WM. HELMUS'S SALOON,
1O9 9TH St, rear OF ssssr Store. " Slim
pERsnNhL.-A Lady desires a L0kN0F TWO
= NJ INDEED DOLLARS 4 S2Oo j for " hitch sum,
With rs class s hoard in private ro Ss
d%irst .iy, MISS BARBARI, washington City Psst
nR. Z. DEF. CURTIS M. DE Fl. c. Q. &c.
~ &c has made speciality Of and devote
many years of his extensive practice to the treat
those arising from seminal, Nervous ana Physics
Debility; caused by over ihdu senes abuses Of %.
tive in many iss,ancs. of prans.urs heoss
Residence lSs street, betvee. 10Th and 7l.t st.,
Mssshinst0n, o. Consulting hours from 10 to
sno . 10 70. IN. ie 2-lm'
d. sUsGR6N AND PHYSICIAN.
70 Ss M
bs ny, and has Net with the greatest success
LADIES desiriae especial treatment will sns
.iiRRESTLHkiffifiiss'. rom .h.ss.er o.u.s
Rooms PRIVATE. Patients ses no one but II.
S;s W. afy; 4
w: &! &
causes feel . debility in sdvsaes q TIER yssIs
before pl:ssinS thsm,eyss pnas. &c tIsatnsnt q
.isfS S sess ssn 6
g. is;';s sifsR 9
SOS~ui Aess. 49, a.. - Il. .... H.. Afly
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LADIES, Try the choicest Perfume In the
world Burneu's Florimel closely resembles
the odor OF q rare and delicate boquet of
nowers, and IN this reepect IL unrfvaned. A
few drops will Leave Rs peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 20
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ADES LADIES i,-Save your hair by ger
Il ng IT cut and made in Braid. Curtis, Freize,
or Chlgnons by N. DkMUSGEOT.
279 PeUnsylsania avenue.
" t-t between 10Th and llth ets,
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ARTILLERY TAcrIcs.-A board Of army ON.
GERS has been ordered to con vene at Fortress
Monroe, Va. on the 18th instant. to devise and
report upon system OF artillery TACTICS, "a far
AZ possible 10 conform TO the sys stem of The an.
iahtry arm. ard u examine any new systems
winch may be presented he following named
omcers nave been detailed for duty on the
board -Breyet Maj. Gen. W. p Rarry. CoI.
on1I "a MtllleTy EreNet Ma. Gen. T. S-y-
moUr- Major 5th artillery; and Brryei In C,r
H. A do POINT. Captain 5rh artiIIerr -
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DEAD INFANT FoUND.-About O'Clock this
norni &. officer Plaster found the body of a
new born white male infant, apparently hav.
ing beer choked TO death after its birth
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BOARD OF FIRRCOMMIssIoEERs.-T board
met last evening. at their room at the City Hall
when the commissioners decided TO have the
city fire department out tor inspection at half
past six O'Clock this evening, III front of the
Bank OF Washington. A number of bills were
approved. and some other routine business
transacted when the board adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-07

FoR OoRHs, BuNIoNs, BAD NAILS, 6C.,
visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. IA Pennsyl vania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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"SrALDinesG Iu."mends Crockery, Wood
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WRAPPING PAPnR for sale. Apply ct tn
STAR Once.
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IT NJ. HANSON'S
INSURANCE OFFICE,
FIRE AND LIFE.
No. SIG SEVENTH STREET,
Between D and = Streets

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
hESDEl. Pres. G. G00Ds6N sscs
T. n. HANSON, Agent,
No. SIC Seventh Street.
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kAfkSsEs OF THE GovEIsNESr-Ths
warrants issued by the L. easury Department
during the month of June last TO meet the re-
garments of the Government amounted 70
IN round numbers, the following sums. Civil.
Ih tsSous, and Foreign intercourse,
S5C4G,tO interest on the public debt q ~ -
war 81, leS-Opo, Navy, s2.s35nss Interior
lpsnsiOnS and IndIans,) s-5I,0tU Total
s5<.OH ,OOO. n e warrants issued for the re-
dsmptioR of the public debt are NOS irciut.a
IN ihp ahoye ~
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GOD AND GOAL,
II yoa want the very best WOOD and GOAL
ct the Lowest price, 20 70
6TBWART,
nh 0-u Corner H AAd 18th streets.
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&S A00 WANTED TO BuY-Au kinds Of
SS'XVW. Gentlemens and Ladies' second.
TURE, Cor which . fair price win be Paid, Of No
~ Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. seEiy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23
FERTILIZERS.
ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
the oldest and largest concern Of tile kind In the
United States possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture of fertilizers, controlling cx.
cusively the nght-soi, ofal, bones, and dead AMI
mails of New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey cities, rs
also the great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for
SALE IN lots to suit customers,
EIGHT THOUSAND TONS
DOUBLE-REFINED POUDRETTE,
made from night-soil, blood, bones, and offal
ground to powder.
Its effects have been most astonishing, doubling
the crops and maturing them ten days or two weeks
earlier. Equal to the best brands OF Superphos-
phae for present crop, although sold only for thirty
dollars per ton. Packed in barrels OF $50 pounds
each. .a.. ..@-
BONE DUST.
l-COARSE and FINE MIXED. ZINE, suita-
BILE for drilling. And 3-FLOURED BONE.
REEVE WARRANT OUR BONE TO ASALYzE
PURE. Packed In barrels Of $50 pounds each. For
winter grain. double-reGned Poudrette and Fine
Bone, mixed in equal proportions and drilled In
with the seed have produced most remarkable eff
fects. Sold as low as any article OF same purity
and ilneness In the market.
NITRO-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
We offer this Phosphate confidently rs being as
good, If not superior, 10 any ever made or solo IN
this market, containing larger amount OF soluble
Phosphate ana Ammonia than usual in Snperphos-
pilates. For PERMANENT, rs well as for imme-
llate powerful effect upon land, 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
Price IN New York, &55 per ton Of 2,oGo pounds.
For price lists, circulars, &C., apply to
ALLISON Il ADDISON,
Richmond, Va;
WEDDERRTTRN
ie 1o-wsm Alexandria, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Warrington News.

WASHINGTON, November 21.- Captain
BENJAMIN M. Love, United States navy,
diet at Key West, Fla, on the 10th instant.
The Government approves Hon. Reverdy
Johnson's official proceedings and is pleased
with their progress. A strong effort will Q
made to have the Alabama Claims Commits
sion meet in New York instead of London.
Secretary McCulloch has confirmed BEL
ger as supervisor of the revenue for Texas.
The revenue receipts for the week amount
to only sl,5oo,O0O.
Rear Admiral Davis reports that Presi-
den. Lopez, of Paraguay is DESTROYS of
maintaining friendly relations with the
United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23

The SENATORIAL CONTEST IN MINNESOTA.
a dispatch from st. Paul says the canvass
for United States senator from Minnesota
has begun. The principal candidates for
the place are: Alexander Ramsay, present
incumbent; Ignatius Donnelly, just defeat
cd for the House of Representatives and
Hon. Morton S. Wilkinson, just elected to
the House from the second district. Ram
say and Wilkinson have their headquarters
at the International Hotel, Donnally at the
Merchants. Donnelly's principal aim will
be to defeat Ramsay, even to the extent of
clecting Democrat. The person who sends
the dispatch is in the interest of Donneily,
and he says that Donnelly has the power in
his hands to defeat Ramsay.