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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-06

| CrvrLrTIEs AT THE FRENCH CouRr. -On
New Years day all the Ambassadors Of
the Foreign Powers in Paris waited upon
the Emperor; in the Palace Of the Tuileries.
The Papal Nancia, speaking for the diplo-
matte corps, assured the Emperor of their
eood. wishes for himself and the Imperial
family.
The Emperor, in reply, addressing the
assembled diplomats, said he was happy to
again commence the new year, as hereto
fore, surrounded by the representatives of
all the Great Powers, and to once more
reaffirn, by this interchange Of assurances,
the friendly relations which now existed
between France and their respective Go
vernments.
The Archbishop of Paris, who was pre-
sent, prayed that God would preserve the
life Of the Emperor as guarantee ofpeace.
BE said the progress of religious and moral
ideas in France was the only safe basis of
the throne.
To this the Emperor responded in these
words: "The wish deeply touches me.
Believe nae, the interests of religion, of
country, and of civilization, are insepara-
ble.o
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TlELEaRAPHIC NEWS.
From Faaninsfon.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-The revenue
receipts to-day were s1,09o,00O; for the
week, Sc, $50, 900; for the year, s104, 25O, 900.
The Government disbursements for De-
cember were Civil list, s4,75o, 900; int.
rest on public debt, ss,25o,OoO; War De-
partment, $4,000, 900; navy, $500, 900
interior, 1000, OOo-total, $50 100000. "
The Committee on Fereign Affairs will
report resolution early next week call
ing on the Government to demand the re.
lease Of Father Mcmahon, imprisoned in
Canada, charged with Fenianism.
The national bank statistics show nc
notable variation from last week.
Strong efforts are being made by leading
New York Democrats to induce Governor
Seymour to withdraw his declination Of
the presidential nomination.
Sherman's bill for funding the national
debt excites severe comment in financial
circles. It is estimated that it will cost
S1l 100000 in commissions to fund the
debt as proposed. d
General Pope arrived here to-day.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF A RAILROAD TRAIN.
On Wednesday night the Orange southern
bound express train made most narrow
escape from one of those appalling catas-
irophes which have become so frequent OF
late. The train was nearing the Rlvanna
river, two miles east of Charlottesyllle,
and when within a short distance of the
high bridge spanning that stream the pas
sengers were suddenly aroused by the
heavy )ostling and rolling of the cars. So
great was The jar that the lights were
Instantly extinguished by it, and for few
moments q scene Of indiscribable confusion
prevailed, the excitement and consterna-
ton being the greater from the fact that
none knew what the danger was. At
this moment Conductor Walstrum sprang
to the bell-cord, and, sounding the
alarm signal, the engineer stopped the
train just as the locomotive entered
upon the bridge. An examination
disclosed the fact that the cars had
been thrown from the track by broken
rail, and had been running on the ties for
q considerable distance. A short span
farther, and they would have been upon
the bridge, and nothing but a special inter
position of Providence could have saved
them from being precipitated into the
abyss below, o distance of seventy or
eighty feet, when we should have had a
repetition of the fearful Angola disaster,
which so startled the country few days
since. The GOODNESS and presence of mind
Of Captain Walstrum averted this dreadful
slaughter, and saved many lives, so deeply
imperilled. The passengers, when made
aware of the danger they had escaped
highly applauded the conduct of Captain
W., and unanimously agreed that to him
they were indebted for their safety,
LWch6urq Ne.cs.
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SAD SUICIDE OF A DESERTED WIFE.-A
painful sensation was created among the
boarders at the Wetmore House, New
York, on Thursday morning by the suicide
OF lady, Mrs. J. Priest, who had been
employed for few days past as the cashier
OF the establishment. A bottle, partly
filed with laudanum, and some opium,
lying by her side, told the story. The
lady was from New Orleans, and had but
recently come to New York. Several let
ters were found in her trunk, from which
1t would appear that she had been for
some time separated from her husband,
aud had come to New York to procure the
means Of livelihood. The following letter
Is supposed to have been addressed to her
husband:
December 3l.-Dear, dear 81: When
you get this am no more. ALI l asked
lor IN this world was your love it was de-
MED me. You have cast me from you as
you would dog. / cannot live without
you; my heart is broken. have left your
1aui " pictures and your slippers with
Annie Ashmun. If you wish, you can
write 10 her, and she will give you further
particulars. May you be happy, and re-
member your ever-loving but broken
"MILLIE."
Another letter, addressed to the Annie
Ashmun, AZ Jane street, alluded to above.
read as follows: when saw you yester.
day, you little supposed that it was the
last time you would look upon me. When
you said l looked pale, intended to tell
you, but my heart failed me. was dis
charged this morning; but, dear Annie, it
Is not my fault. / have tried to do my
best. ] wish my husband to think Of
Tunes when I was happy-yes, was very
happy once, but l have been q heart
broken woman for long time. Tell my
husband forgive him, and love him as
much as ever"
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Louisiana Recon structiOn COnVen-
ffnr

ton.
NEW ORLEANS, January 4.-The State
Auditor and Treasurer were notified not
to pay the public printer or creditors OF
the Convention. The officers and members
themselves have been paid.
Article II Of the Constitution says /:
"The rights enumerated in this title shall
not be construed to limit other rights of
the people not herein expressed"
Articles Is, l6, II, and l8, define the
qualifications of State legislators, length
of term, SC.
The committee to negotiate loan re-
ported their inability to do it, and asked
to be discharged. No action was taken
on the report.
Cromwell (colored) offered resolution
to appoint committee of three to inform
Congress that the Convention had been
sitting thirty-one days without being able
to raise means to defray its expenses
also, that the Convention adjourn until
the views of Congress on this matter be
ascertained. This resolution created con-
siderable confusion. The Convention
finally adjourned till II o'clock tomorrow.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION ON THE CHEsA-
rraEE.-The steamer Highland Light, Cap
tain DUNCAN, of the Individual Enterprise
line. left pier No. Light-street wharf, at
"A. NJ. Yesterday, for Annapolis and Miles
river, with a number of passengers On
board, and at halfpast s, when about one
mile north of the Seven-foot Knoll, her
steam chimney suddenly collapsed, enve-
loping al! those who unfortunately hap
pened to be in the vicinity of the boiler or
on tho lower between-deck in a dense
cloud of steam. The chimney was entirely
blown out, forcing its way upwards and
through the smokestack, going overheard
Mr.. John Clark, the chief engineer, was
slightly scalded, and ten colored persons
four passengers, and six belonging to the
boat, were more or less scalded, one Of
whom has since died, and several others
are not expected to recover. The explo
sion caused great commotion among thu
passengers, but Captain DUNCAN soon re
stored order, and all on board went to worl
with will in rendering relief to the un
fortunate sufferers by the explosion.-Ba|
ttla0re Sun, 4h.
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The Freed mems Bureau-General
HOward's Report.

WASHINGTON, January 4.-General How
ards report to General Grant, covering
letters from the South, does not credit the
widespread destitution represented as ex.
listing at the South. He says that last year
southern gentlemen estimated that it would
take 100000 whereas 100000 met the
necessities. This years distress will not
prove so stringent as represented by Co.
vernors Orr, Humphreys, and others; but
before spring there will doubtless be suf-
fering in South Carolina, Mississippi, Loui-
siana, and small sections of other States
He urges the President and Congress to
inaugurate system of relief which will
not pauperize the people.
General Howard, with General Grants
approval, has directed sub-commissioners
to relieve absolute distress, and has d.
rected purchases of corn for distribution
in the most needy sections. No Bureau
officers will be retained in the South ex-
cept upon representations of sub-commis'
sioners that their services are undoubtedly
needed.
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Governor Bullock ON the South and
the Presidency.

Governor Bullock on the South and
the Presidency.
Boston, January 4.-Governor Bullock,
in his inaugural yesterday, said:
"Let us, then, hear no more of confisca-
ton and attainder for the southern masses.
Let US make an end Of illiberal and IN
friendly legislation, and while compromis-
ing no principle for which we have con-
tended, let US restore those lately in
rebellion to equality of rights as speedily
as is consistent with the national safety"
He concludes long eulogy on General
Grant with strong expressions regarding
his fitness for the Presidency.
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p-,.ssn Abyssinfan War Reported
The at an End.

>- YORK, January s.--A cable dis
Ne" .oceiyed here informs rs that La
pasen If December 30th says: The
lto1s ~ Government has received . dis
Aas,I'SS com the Consul General In Alex
pa,.s";, informing 1t Of the suspension of
aTa: TasIish expedition, in consequence Of
the laIsase by King Theodore of the white
~, nN:,;sb captives he held.
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DEATH OF MAIL AGENT.--Mr. William
II. Eddins, mail agent between this city
and Weldon, North Carolina, died at IL
O'Clock yesterday noon, at the Metropoli-
tan Hotel. The deceased was taken sick
on Sunday last with serious affection OF
the bowels, and although every attention
was given him, the disease proved fatal.
he was native of Charlotte, North Caro-
lima, and respected by large circle OF
friends and acquaintance, who will regret
to hear of his untimely death.-National
.Intelli0encer,
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION
This body will meet on the 18th Of Janua-
~. Official information shows the Con-
vention to be composed of one hundred
and twenty-four delegates, of whom fifty
five are white and sixty nine colored. In
three or four districts the delegates are all
black, and are ignorant field hands.
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.,.o.d Car Blown off the Track

u,,nsoS. n. Y, January Son Wed
L. last, on the Harlem railroad, the
n IN, S-c;rbt train, with passenger car at
. ny was struck by gale while be-
tween Boston Four-Corners and Copoke
I ,,.;nns The passenger car and one plat
$40 S,As,' cor were lifted bodily from the track
10. I !" nrecipitated down an embankment
anu fiif,een feet. There were FIVE men in
spIno o.- who were more or less injured,
n .rr ~ seriously. In the descent the stove
no'.O ,a.ns;zed and the cars set on fire, but
We, Sas Games we're extinguished before much
damage was done. A. gentleman rom Qua
Martndalo was seriously burned aoont Inc 4.
head. Three ladies had fortunately ielt
he cars at Boston Four-Corners few
minutes before the accident.
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Foreign.

BERNE, January 4.-The Swiss Govern
ment has instructed it's Consul at Mexico
to express the sympathy of Switzerland
for the present Liberal Government.
MADRID, January A decree has been
issued re6rganizing the Cuban law courts.
LONDON, January 4.--The Sultan pro.
tests to Napoleon against Russian agents
endeayoring to excite revolt among his
Christian subjects. ls Is
Dispatches from Alexandria say that
King Theodore having released the pri.
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Savings Banks.

SAVINGS BANK.-Persons having
money to deposit at interest will find that the
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE COM
PANY receive moneys In large or small sums,
and pay interest thereon. Security undoubted.
Office corner Main and Twelfth Streets Rich
mond, Va. ]. B. DAVIS, President.
J. F. G. PORTS, Secretary. de23
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CONTRACTION OF THE CURRENCY.-The
leading merchants and bankers of India
napolis, Ind, held meeting on Thursday,
and passed resolutions in favor of a con-
traction of the currency, opposed to the
accumulation of gold in the Treasury, and
in favor of funding the gold interest bonds
into long bonds, not exceeding four per
cent. interest,
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FataI steamboat Explosion.

CINCINNATI, January 4.-The stern
wheel steamer Harry Dean, hence for Ma
rietta, exploded her boiler to-day. Five
persons were killed, and many wounded.
Among the killed were Captain Riggs, of
Ashland, Kentucky, and Captain Norton,
of Wheeling, West Virginia. Their bodies
vera lost.
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A PICTURE FOR SOME V1RGIN1AN.-A
letter in the Clarksburg wv. Va.) Con-
savative says: "There is a person who
formerly belonged to one of the West Vir-
ginia infantry regiments who has, or had
short time since, a fine painting of Martha
Washington, the mother of George Wash :
ington, which be claims he captured out
of wagon day or two before General
Lee surrendered; but have no doubt but
he stole it, as he tries to conceal it."
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,.or-uratiou OF Governor Bullock

B,sTox, January 3:-Governor Bullock
was inaugurated to-day. his message
states that the amount raised by taxation
during the year for the support OF OF o the
cGncaIiop Of 236 900 pupils was 1855, 600
The funded debt of the Commonwealth,
;ncIudjny loans to railroads, amounts tc
nearly $4,000, nearly all Of which is Sc
cured by the sinking fund.- oonos' mort
cages. and collaterals.
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Fog in New York-Disasters
He"'' IN the HarbOr.

Nv YoRx, January S.--The heaviest
NV NV On the water in the harbor this
log a.; ;ar that was ever known. 1t Sc
m o,n,S ;nterfercd with the shipping. The
TioHs'Sy boats ran with difficulty. A collision
ie1i! -"o5 IN the East river between a pro-
"SS S'. an snd a schooner, name unknown, by
pen'tt ,be latter was sunk and one man
W.T. ,nuneS On the Hudson river the tug
G GROW. snnk lighter, but her crew were
O a'v, It is apprehended that when
F re tar lic,s other disasters will appear.
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jealousy.


From HaVana-MarTue AcciueHL.
HAVANA, January S.-The schooner
Grace Clifton has been spoken four days
ont from New Orleans, with her cargo
burning, and trying to reach Key West.
Sterling, l215@12A. Currency-Long,
24h; short, 2211a.
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Georgia PoIitics-Thanks for the Re
mOvaI of General Pope.

AUGUSTA, GA, January 4.--Conserva-
tive meetings are being held in various
parts of the State, endorsing the Macon
Convention platform and forming clubs
for the coming State campaign.
A meeting of the citizens of this county
this evening adopted resolutions thanking
the President for removing General Pope,
and expressing confidence in General
Meade's impartial administration of the
reconstruction acts. The meeting also en-
dorsed the Macon Convention.
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sonerg, the Abyssinian expedition is given

up.
Noon.-o onsols, ss11s6; United States
bonds, IN.
L1vERpooL, January Afternoon
Cotton more quiet; sales will reach 80, 900
bales, including 10000 to arrive. New
mess pork, 70s. Bacon, 40s.
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THE PICTURE at my place will be-
4 gAPFLED on MONDAY EvEaING the eth,
o'cloos. All those having chances viii pissse
Euend or send some one to represent them.
JAMES MCDONALD,
Eramtaer will please copy Monday morning.
ia At
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-06

OFFICE VA. STATE INSURANCE CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, December 80, 1857.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM.
L PAHY have declared q dividend Of five per
cent pay able to the stockholders and after 9Th
of January next. WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN,
de 3l-1w Secretary.
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A physician of Scotland has published
q tract announcing that he has discovered
n sulphur sovereign remedy for diph-
rleFia and al the diseases Of minute
fungus growth.
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The alta Californian must be sarcastic
"neh 1t says that "two things are neces-
cary Tor the candidate for a seat in the
no pei OF the United States--a rum mill
and an organ.
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Dividends.

OFFICE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND.-
AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK. :
DTVIDEND.-The Directors of this
~ insti! ution have this day DECLARED A DIVl-
DEHD OF TEN PER CsnT. for the half year
ending December 81, 1867, which has been placed
to the credit OF tn stockholders.
WILLIAM T. ALLEN, Cashier.
JANUARY L. 1868. 6-5t
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Drugs, Medicines, 4c.


MO QUACKERY III @ Il ii e Az
IN HICTED.-T. r. BASES COUCH lsIRUY,
tos Uonsumpnon, Colds, Coughs, Assnmss HE0I-
pisnt stages, and .aevding more relief In the q:
yanseS stsges q c%nsampsion sh.n any9osnnSs s
nsdisass va ,gtvspn ms by tas mitch lasesHvsA
atomy In the MedioM College, EfSAEE.d. Va,
acfore he left on his ill-fatsd fripfo Sr,mS mo
Seputstion Of its author ma kes nsn ssY
entirely unnecessary. TIE ssr.ihssts o. nr. Iayo,
|commsndatory, Il sgpse.ed:
T. II. B1Se DAD pirs-The pYSscripsion made
for you BY Dr. G <. Johnson certainly cem6inss
THE esssn a Is an sxpeesorsnt haze eysr
Bronskiaf Irritstions-evsn cases - E-.srS
Yhshis!eal have been cured, OF ssssidsdi]
sonmend from actual sxpsr' . ,s.s confidently r.
Eons oenuina v,,bor J. A.. MAYO, i. d.
Hons genuine WHO 4 my sianature. -
fgt NE T96 III Ne .Irs. PURCELL, LADD CO
Nut. and 70 Q. !, A. 10, sTRgCkER. 7. y. aUD
.aslfs F#HY. s1gs-tst ~ EN-
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An Editor Fined and Imprisoned fQE
Libel.
PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-Wlllam
Muses., publisher Of the Sunday Mercury
has been sentenced for nine months I'M
prisonment, and $500 fine, for libel.
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Tragedy In New York.

NEW YORK, January 4.-Mr. Crowley, a
prominent sporting man, %as shot dead by
his mistress to-day. Causs-whiskey and
jealousy.
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L0UYers.

JAMES MACHIR HOGE, ATTOR-
q NEY At LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC, Rich
mond, Va, will practice In all the courts Of the
city Of Richmond and adjoining counties. Bank
ruptcy causes attended 10. and particular atten-
ton paid to collections. Office over National Bank
of Virginia. Address post Office box 4o6.
de 10-3m
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T WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
i FORM my friends and customers and the public
generally that have received smother addition TO
nv stock of new and fashionable Hair Goods,
Ours. Frizettss, Braids Toupees, etc. Also, some
of those long thick Curls. Particular attention
paid to the manufscture and repair Of hair Jew.
elry and all other kinds OF lsWsiry;
WILLIAM WILDT,
dsA No. I'll Broad Htraat.
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Boarding and Lodging.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
n IMMEDIATELY AT THE VIRGlNlA
SIT IT N n q VA


MoCHEsNEY 4 NADEHBoUsCH, PRoPRIKToks;
4. NJ. LIPSCoMB. MAEAaRR;
WILLIAM WHO0LEY, SUPERINTENDENT.
The proprietors, In resuming the management
Of this well-known and populaS Hotel, 80 long
and fsyorably known TO the travelling pubic,
promise In the future to retain the reputation the
American has borne asa
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Its locality, Immediately at the railroad depot,
renders II convenient stopping place Tor persons
on business or In search Of health,
Bah and BARBER SHOP In the house.
AL the Offices Of the telegraph and stage lines
running TO this town are adjoining this house.
nrst.eiass LIVERY STABLE, under 0'Tools
Donovan, IL connected with this house.
4.'a MoCHESNEY q co.
n. B.-Citlzsns OF the county Will be furnished
Donovan OToole at twenty cents. os ls-sm
SEVEN Or EIGHT GENTLEMEN
~ can get BOARD and LODGING at No. 2os Mayo
street, near kroad. do 2f
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ANEW GOODS! NEW PRICES !
IN JULIUS MEYER,
No SGT BROAD STREET, BEfwBBE FIFTH AND si1sH.
opening this day large supply Of NEW GOODS.
a. ELEhGHED COTTON 1t nSc.s; 81 M
BALMORAL SKIRTS At 81. as worth -
Brown and BL1aCHKD sHEErIaas at lowest
Few York prices;
WHITE PLAHNEL at 800. worth 400.
Red and aRAY FbANNELss all qualities :.
HUCKABACK TOWELS at y and ~, worm "
Rish and Elegant DRESS GOODS,
BIARRITZ aud IMPRESS CLOTHs,
silk.warp and Alexsnds. P0FLlMs.
MERINOs at sstoaishingly low prices;
Rich PLAIDS and ALPACAG, au eolossj
Hand some DELAIHRS at 500.
EHAWLSi 8HAMLEli
Rich BYoche and Cashmere BHAWL6,
Plaid EEAWLS OF every variety.
CiaaIMERSsA AND CLOTHS;
NV stock Of CASSsMERES and CLOTHS 10 ven
- large and we'll selected
Black and Colorsd CLoAKfEG. all grades;
Vine OASEINETS at 500. worth 100.
Beautiful CARPETS At $50.
iiso, JonYin's snd Empress KID GLOVES, fol
ladies and gantlamsn-Bisuaxek and otnel
Elegant io.l Atwood BLANKETS stss.
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Call for a Conservative Convention
I'm North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., January 4.-The Con-
servative Executive Committee has called
State Convention to meet in Raleigh
February 9Th.
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sraINOE MEA t. Just .receiysas g Z.
/ N freah supply Of Bx0RLgIoR alAg1 AhAs
ready for uss. n 3als and snIs' sosSsR1x.
Iss iAa Asaa sstss'' i
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Upper LEATHER own manu-
~ facture-for sale by HULST u KING,
nos Fourteenth street near Exchange hotel.
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FJIGHLY IMPORTANTI
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT
At AND BELOW COST

Contemplating change IN the business, have
determined to sell of my entire stock OF FALL and
WINTER GOODS. which Is very complete In all
branches, REGARDLESS OF COST.
A call and examination from those In want VIII
satisfy them tina. am not merely advertising To-,
but really am selling
AT AND BELOW COST.
ISAAC HUTZLBR,
daa sac Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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DODDS NERyINE 4 INvIGORATOR
TN BANKRUPTCY-ln tbo District

Il Court Of he United States for the District
Of Vermont. In the matter of Isaac |. McAllister
Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that a petition
has been filed in said Court by Isaac l. MED Ulster
OF Whiting in said district, duly declared bank
rupt under the act of Congress of March 2. 1867.
for discharge and certificate thereof, from ali
act, and That the 81 day OF October, 1863, at 10
o'clock a. m before the Hon, ID. A. Smalley,
Judge OF said Court, ut his Chambers in the Civ
of Burlington, is assigned for the hearing of the
same, whom aud where ell creditors who have
may attend and show cause, ii any they have
why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
The second and third meetings of creditors will
be held at the same time and place
Dated at burlington, on the 7lh day Of Sept.
1868.
25;3w D. b. SMALLEY. Clerk.