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Hoonand's German Tonic

Is combination Of all he ingredients of gs Bi,rs,
wih PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. " Is used
for he same diSe1ses he BsTs in cases tchere some
pur, alcoholic SiiBus is required fou igiu bear IN
mind HGt h,Se reHe9ie5 are entirely different from
anu oers ddrsrtissd for Tie curs Of 0s disedses ndaed
sss b.ing Scisnfc preparations e medicinal extracts,
,rlile 1,e o1,Is are nasr, decoii0aS Of in
form. The TONIC iS dseidsdiy one Of the most Plea
sqnt and agrsedbl, remedies offered 10 he pubic.
Hs LaSe is e1q,site is pleasure 10 take q chs 10
f,1riHg erhiIqrating and medicinal qualities haze
eGg:ea - Ls E..Ogn as l.s grec;sS Of ~ toHiei-
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Gen. w. III. Gibson.


Is engaged in making a tour of the
Southern States and the famous
battle fields Of the rebellion, with
the view, it is said, Of gathering
material to be hereafter used in a
series Of public lectures. If this
be so, those who hear them will be
fortunate. The General is writing
interesting letters to the Tilfin Tri.
bune, from one Of which, dated at
Washington, wo cut the following
paragraphs:
This city is terribly dull. There
was little talk of the Virginia
Election yesterday, and general
agreement that right triumphed.-
The successful combination is led
by carpet baggers." Walker is a
good man, of education and large
interests in the State. He receiv-
cd 10000 negro votes, which is the
best evidence they have yet shown
Of their fitness to have the baAOt.--
They voted for tho best man. Can
all white voters say as much? 1t
is quito certain, that in> official
quarters here, Walkers election
was generally desired.
Grant, Sherman, Cox and Greswell
are at their places, and all looking
we'll. AS | informed them l was
not here to obtain Office for myself
or for any friend, and had no "grist
in the mill" they were quite COR
dial, and pronounced me the most
remarkable man they had met since
the 4th Of March.
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We noticed fellow yesterday
wearing a very largo ring with a
brilliant setting; but he wore it in
rather a queer place for a ring
his eye.-HouSton Tel.
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DEBILITY.

Tasr. q no msdiein, ,qua, 70 Hocfands Germans
S,'; Ssss inSe Ss 4'f io%. i. a. r0Sy to R 4: SS
systeH, Strengthen 81 the appetite, cdNis
an enjoyment Of teakz food, enable 0is sio-
mach 10 digest It. purify le blood gUe good, sound,
healthy complexion, eradicate the yeloc ttn0e from ne
eye, imp1T bloom TO hc cheeks and change hs pdent
from 6Iorf-6redled, emdeidted tceGk, and neTroaS
inrOiid, to Ji:fdeed, aoti, aud rigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Biiters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family MeoI-
cInes, They can be Administered with
perfect safety 10 a child three months
old, the most delicate female, OF q man
Of ninety.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KEYNARD, D. D.,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR. JAcKsoS-DEAR SIR:-l hare been frequently
requested 10 connect my name yih recommendations o
different kinds Of medicines but regarding he PrdeaeS
as o Of my appropriate sphere hare in all cases de-
cned bia tgi clear proof in vdrious instances and
particularly in my Oion family Of The asefuiRess Of Dr.
HooddHdS German BiheTs, depart for once from ny
usual COURSE to express myJH eonricOH Ddt for gem
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint it is 49, E1Fnsate and valuable
prepar alton. In kSA some cases may
fail; but usually, NAN DOUBT Hoh VIZ
be rery LenefciGimlans - 10 those who TJe1
from lie dG0Us causes. Yours very rsSpect tmty
j. ii. KENNARD,
EigkLa, Ic0D CodtCS sired
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Established 1925.

,ehich tell us that ne are engaged as
hHelings in an uahOly Abolition war,
which make mob idols of the hour Of
those rAose hypocriticaE demdgogue,
ry takes shape in copdrdly, coUert
tredson-whOse constant vocation
is denunciation of their Govern
ment and its armed defenders.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHiLADELPHIA, March l6 1867.
find Hoof1nds German BitteTS " IS not an iRtn5-
ieding bereroge, bat good ionic uSel "a disorders
Of ne digssue organs and et-great ts.a in edsSs V
te6iLiiy aud l0dAi n nervous GciioR, in dc Syse
Tours iTuly
GEO. ". WOODWARD.
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Amanda Craig, of the Chicago
breach ofpromise case, goes into
public school at Newport, KY, on
a salary Of $500.
Hon. Asa Packer was nomina-
mated for Governor by the Penn
sylvania Democratic Convention
at Harrisburg, on tho 18th inst.
The Ohio State Journal says;
The Geological Corps are making
considerable progress in the sur
vey OF the State. Prof. Newber-
ry states that the outlines of the
survey will be in presentable
shape in three months.
SeuSonably rcfrcshing-The re-
joicing Of the Ohio Democrats over
the triumph Of Walkerin Virginia,
whose party elected two colored
men to the State Legislature, and
will ratiiy the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
DR.. W. F. Fair, of Newark, N. j.,
was fined 81, 900 and costs, in the
United States District Court at
Trcnton, for using cancelled
United States stamp on q deed.
Tho indications at the Treasury
Department Ore that tho next
monthly showing will exhibit
another large reduction in the
public debt, though not so large as
that for the last month.
George Peabody has added 6
million dollars in railroad and 9TH
er bonds, mostly Southern, to the
Peabody Educational Fund, So
called, and 1884, 900 in Florida SIX
por cent. bonds and overdue cou'
pons.
The merchants of St, Louis pro
pose Offering the largest premiums
on cotton at the next October fail
ever gwen in the world-namcly
$500 each for two bales. each bali
to weigh $50 pounds, one of shor
staple and the other of long.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company have taken charg'
of the Sandusky, Mansfield anc
Newark road, which will hereaf
ter be known as the Lake EriC
Division of the Baltimore anc
OHIO Railroad.
At the SaohgOrfest at Baltimore
the first prizes for singing were
awarded to the Licderkrans o
New York and the Maonncrchor o
Philadelphia, and the seconc
prizes to a Hoboken club and th,
Washington Sacngerbund. Eacl
received piano.
Representatives Stevenson, Ker
and Burdette, of tho sub. Commit
tee on Elections, have in TIVE
months taken upwards Of fv'
thousand pages of testimony il
five contested Election cases il
Louisiana. Tho Committee will
not report until just before tn
meeting Of Congress. 1t is sai(
that their report will show SOM
startling facts of tho condition o
society In that State, POLITICAL.
and socially.
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1ess Remedie. arc a.e bet
Blood Purifiers

ersr knoiun and UiH cure all diSedsss reSuin9 from
bad blood Keep yourE{yYA blood pure keep your
Lirer in order; keep IA your digesiire organs
in a sound healthy "a HcbHditiOn, By The use
Of ness remedisi H.sszuz=liand no disease wiI
essah g9L The best men The country rceonaend
them. n gears Of honest reputation 90 for dHyla'H2
you mus! Try these preparations.
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scniog M3 Machines, machine Findings, see, snee,
music and ns,rastiOa DGoks ,som S The ,"s "nst
tS.t N thoff Bloc Main st. feb. 27' 49, ~
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o,T,,opEL A. EVERSOLE.

III Manufacturers and dealers in Furniture anu
c.hinet ware of all kinds. Undertaking AZ
tsnded promptly with fine liearIe, II ahp M ran. M.
S,nds of Undertaking Goods Furnished az per.
sonable rates. shop pnMd ware 'nnaI roG Rank, Main
east ot hoek'hs '"'''' feb. 81, ,'6S, ly.
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. . . 8 5 8 .

70 ruE WoRKtSd CLAss.--1 am nowprepar-
odto furnish all classes with constant en-
pioyment at'their homes, the whole Of the
l;mye or for the spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable. Eifty cents to ~ Y,
ooitber say. and the boys and girls earn nearly
Sam,ch As men. Great Inducements are Of
Jared those who will devote their whole time
10 the busino IS and, that every person who
sees this notice, may send me their address %
the following unparalleled offer To allwho
arc not we'll Satisfied with the business, will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing. me.
Full particulars, directions, &cn sent free.
Ipr, 20, 0S-3m, &c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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California has raised a sun.fow-
or Weighing 81 pounds.
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NDREw BAUMAN,

Excelsior Rotroshment Saloon sFocer,1J Mo"is. Ind
Confectionery, Bread, Cakes; &c; Msh'nStu Mnn.t
se.sOnable RereshmeI'su1i stsn1 u" lee Cream and
Samuel Beery's old stahu' nav 7. rs. ly.
q :atsr tloon up stairs. m"J -
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MISCELLANEOUS
rAMES DIcMAN AMY,

- ,nufacturerand deNlerin Tin Copper ptront ana
soost from Ware, stoves, &c, MAJ s,tHes' ',,ino,
north side, adjoining Center f,IeS: W SSrder '""A'
dob work and Repairing dohet 70 oruo''
Feb. 27, 'GS. II.
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylyania:
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1863.
Iconsfdcr HoOdnnd's
German Bit IVA tiers - n udltdbs
medicine I'm case "A of attacks OF
can certify this from my experience or
IL. Yours, With respect,
JAMES THOMPSON.
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s. WHITE,

lancaster, OHIO, have Just received SlorSS large
and we'll selected stock Of American, rEeuch
and English Chemicals, Drugs, Mennc,nuS s;nos onj
Hair Brushes, Dyc-Stufs' Pa'ene moun0 uc 'ss'iv
Fancy Articles. "PI. ~
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$50, $500, and $500,

beorinr,netrest ut scvcnpcr cent. with coupons
attach d, payable every six months
They can be sold at not less than p phr, unu
,vilibe made payable within a period varying
from one to five years, as may suit purchasers
The wealth and we'll known financial sound
moss of Fairfield county warrants recon-.
mendation ofthe aboveas desirable species oi
~ County Auditor.
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VALENTINE MAYER,

Manufsctureran and dealer in Boots annSnVve11' V1'
MJn street, second room eaStoi hoGkl nS SI w
ley National Bank. The oes1 "' d"ne. M1.n
order, aud repairing promptly uone'
Oct. l. '6S, lY.
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Hoohand's German BitterS

IL entirely vegetable, and contains no
Iiauor. a Is a compound OF Fluid Ex-
trirLS. The Roots, Herbs, and Marks
from which these extracts are made
Are al sfs Fs'hsssGHI %sGI siaaI Ice,%IsRy; 1I1saS;
are eEtractedN BGrOm them by
n scIenIiG Gc eEua>~ chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 90 this
country to be used expressly for tho
mnnuf;,ctu OF these E3iGieFs. There IL
no alcoholic substance of any kind used
In compounding the ISitIcTs, hence IL il
the only Ritters that can be used In
uOt advisable.
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DRUGGISTS.
--------------- -.v
GEOlkGE G. B Eek,

NIorir Druvs, Medicines, Oils, Paints.
pn,S,roary. Sc Ali the most approved Patent
Maii"nss' Cosmetics, Fine Soaps,Gc. Corner
rWtin street and Public Square, Lancaster
ohio presc riptions carefully compounded
Feb, 27, lS60-iy
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r CARTEL
vV, r. HILLINGuURST,

ps:Ierin Corn Oats, Coal Lime fresh gT gronmd "m
Cement Salt, Groceries, NC. uornsr sn @7 '6s, ,Iy.
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CAUTION.

EobRdrds German Remedies are eounterfeited. Tia
genuine hare he signature Of @. M. Jackson oN
he J,t Of he outside iordppsr Of each bottle, and Tia
name Of he article tlOWn in each LOIls. Al! 0ltTs are
eOuRleyJeiL
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DxyIDSoN 8 BNAsEE,

AI1.alers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, o,is Us
Dvo Stutfs. and pure Wines and. Brandles LOT M
ma licni purposes; old Kauifman stahu' NUN"
siIe Main street, Lancaster ONO. 81 atr
Prescriptions carefully compounueu'
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INTERESTING TO CAPTLISTS.
COUNTYBON
HOE BDAeo

AuprroR's OFFICE, Fairfield CO., o.
April 10Th, 1860. !
DONDS OF THE COUNTY OF
Id Fairfield, Ohio, have been issued under
the laws of said State, for the purpose OF aiding
in { he construction and improvement OF Roads
within the county, as petitioned for by the cltl-
zens Of the same, and are on saleby the County
Commissioners, at the Auditor 8 office.
The Bonds are Of the denominations OF
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m LANCASTER -
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
PHYSICIANS.
1TTORNEYS.
sCHLEICH,
e. SHAW,

law ofaco. Office over First National Bank
Opposite Tallmodge Block. Wlllattend pronip''
Is to all businoss entrusted 10 MS o"io'
Ioncaster march 81, 81
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The Cars are Coming!

in the same room formerly occupied by Tut
hill & Rigby, consisting OF Prese II tstion, HIS
torcal, POetical, Miscellaneous. anu roy
Books. Also n large lot OF Bibles, Prayer
Rocks, Albums, Writing Desks, Portfolios;
Pocket Books, Portmonnaies, Purses and
Travelling Bags,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-13

.XNTANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR sEVE-
w RaL NICE ROOMS. furnished or unfur-
nished two on the second floor, large and parti-
cularly suitable Tor families or for two or more
gtntlemen-with BOAkD. on very moderate terms.
apply to Mrs. J. NJ. WAYT, No. 1910 Broad street,
between Twelfth aud Thirteenth. NH ll-Ah
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| MAYORS CoURT-IMaYor Chahoon pre-
| siding.-The continued case of Emmett E.
Depriest, charged with attempting to shoot
W. r. Howle, was called up, and after the
examination of ten OF tgelve witnesses on
each side, the Mayor required Mr.. Depriest
to give security in the sum of $3.50 to keep
the peace for the next twelve months.
John j. Pemberton, charged with as
ssulting and beating David Landon (negro),
was sent on to answer an indictment for 3
misdemeanor.
Shepherd Pergin (negro), charged with
having in his possession one horse stolen
from some person unknown, was called up,
but in the absence Of witnesses for the de-
fence the case was continued until Monday.
Reuben Alexander and Ralf Collins
(negroes), were brought up, the former on
the charge of feloniously cutting Ralf with
an axe, and the latter on the charge of
feloniously stabbing Reuben with knife.
Both Of them we're sent on to answer an in
dictment for felony.
Betsey Ann johnson, Mary Ella Coots,
and Millie Harris (negroes), charged with
assaulting and beating Georgesnna Brown,
were fined two dollars and fifty cents each.
, Lizzie Hobson (negro), charged with
feloniously cutting Martin Chiles (white)
with razor, was sent on for Indictment for
felony,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
have been notified Of the following special
appointments: ......-...-
st. Marks English Lutheran.-Rev. J
G. Neiffer will, by special request, repeat
at the church on Mayo street near Broad
his sermon on "Christ at the Marriage Fes.
tival in Cana of Galilee"; or, "The Cheer.
fulness of True Religion" Services com,
mence at 31a P. M.
Uniuersalist Chmch-Mayo street nesl
Broad.-Rev. DR.. Andrews, Of Georgia
morning and night.
First Rres6yterian.-Rev. Thomas L.
Preston, pastor elect, at IL A. M. and quar-.
ter to P. NJ. .....,.-.... ....
Third Pres6yerian.-Rev. VIM. Brown
D. D., at IL A. M. Communion.
! The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-school Society will be
held at Centenary church tomorrow after.
noon ct half-past o'clock.
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THE REPUBLICAN CHAos-WHAT WILL BE
DONE BY TIE WELLS PARTY.-Th nomina-
tions at Petersburg, and their results to the
Radical party, seem to be by no means sa-
tisfactory. The defeated faction executed
capital flank movement in securing the
nomination Of the negro Harris after their
leader had been placed hors de combat, po-
liticslly speaking. 1t has proven almost
beyond doubt disastrous to the Petersburg
ticket. An independent ticket, supported
by many of the leading and most reliable
men of the party, will either defeat the
ticket, or they will by force Of opposition be
compelled to withdraw. We have it from
reliable source that, in view Of the disas-
trous consequences likely to attend the
nomination of negro for Lieutenant-Goy-
ernor, Wells will consult Harris personally,
and prevail upon him to withdraw his
name-impressing upon him that "the time
has not come," etc., etc., and that to persist
in running will be to the danger of the
party and prejudcial to the interests of his
own race. In case of his persistent refusal
TO decline the nomination, Wells will him
self withdraw and his friends will call
another Convention to make new nonina-
tions. .........
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SUEDAY-SCHooL CoNvENTIoN.-The Sun
day-school Convention, comprising the Bap-
tist churches of the Middle District Asso-
citation, will assemble ct the Manchester
Baptist church on Tuesday next the 10th
instant, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
Of efecting an organization. Delegates
arriving will report at once at the church,
where committee of reception will be in
waiting. The regular exercises of this
body will commence on Tuesday evening at
~ o'clock at which time Rev. D. B. Win
free, of Chesterfield, will deliver the intro
ductory address,. On the second night of
the session, Rev. W. e. Hatcher, of Peters
burg, will deliver an address on the subject
of Drawbacks" Third and last night
Thursday, Rev. Charles Fl. Ryland, of
Richmond, and others, will address grand
mass meeting. ..- .a.. .r-.s.e.
The business of this Convention (com-
prising reading and discussing of essays,
&c.,) will occupy the attention Of the body
during the days Of its session. We are
requested to state that the Executive Com
mittee extend cordial invitation to the
Sabbath schools of Richmond and Manches-
ter to be present at the session of the Con-
yention,
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THE DRAMA AND THE DANCE-The dra-
matte entertainment of the Jefferson Lite
rary Society, on Thursday night, was Wit
messed by q large crowd, and gave general
satisfaction. "The Village lawyer" on
amusing French farce, translated from the
French, was represented in q manner most
creditable to the lady and gentlemen anna
teurs participating. After this, the whole
company had recourse to the dance, and in
its bewildering mazes were lost until the
dawn Of day. The wish for frequent SINH
lar entertainments, SO often expressed, has
our hearty concurrence.
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RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY MORNING, \

SUPREME COURT OF APPE4Ls-AA the
Judges present.-This court yesterday de-
oided the case of Bilgery Us. Branch-an
appesl from the circuit court Of Rich
mond affirming the decree Of the lower
court. Judge RiTes dissented. The prin-
cipal point involved in this case was
whether q bill Of exchange drawn in
Richmond on New Orleans while that city
was in Federal possession vas valid. The
lower court, whose decision is affirmed, de-
oided that the bill of exchange thus drswn
Is valid.
Alley Us. Rogers-appeal from circuit
court Of Richmond-decree affirmed, but
sent back to the lower court for slight
correction.
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NOVELTY AHEAD.-The advent of the
grand German opera at the Richmond
Theatre on Monday night next will be
hailed with pleasure by our music-loying
citizens. Tie auditorium will doubtless be
filed with the fashion of our city eager to
see and hear the beautiful opera of Mar
tha," with which the season opens. This
opera will be presented with full cast ant
chorus. The prina donna and leading mem
bers of the troupea are finished artists, and
brilliant though necessarily short season
is anticipated.
Mr.. Grau, the polite and experienced su,
perintendent, is already here making &C.
tive preparations for the grand opening on
Monday night. ...- s...
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POSTMASTER AT RICHMoSD.-Since it has
been asoertained that DR.. Sharp will re-
sign the Office Of postmaster in this city,
we hope it will be the pleasure Of the De
partment at Washington to appoint MIR. O.
Jay French as his successor. Having been
assistant postmaster here since the re-es'
tsblishment Of the Office after the surren'
der, he is perfectly familiar with all ita
details. By his attention to business, bis
desire to accommodate all, and his courte-
GUS manners, he has made many friends
who would hail with pleasure his appoint
ment to this Office. We know no one likely
to get the position whose appointment would
give more satisfaction to the public than
that of Mr.. French.
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POLICEMAN Observation-Disclosures Pat
Wood was arrested yesterday on charge
of unlawfully searching the house OF
Catharine Kent, in Solitude, without
4 search warrant. 1t appears that Po-
liceman Woods suspicious had been directed
towards Catharine Kent's as the house in
which was concealed some of the sacred
vessels stolen from the cathedral. he e1-
pressed his suspicious to her /; whereupon
she very Indignantly threw up a mattress
and invited him to search for them. He
left the house, and heard nothing more Of
the matter until he was arrested yesterday.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE MARCH
l3, 1869.-Willism Clarke, Richmond, Va;
Henry Kobe; E. S. Johnson; John II.
Tallafero, Milford, Va; DR.. John H. Thorn
ton, Hamilton county, Ohio Dr.. William
H. Bupham, Warrenton, Va; Geo. Jones
Mrs. Isaac W. Walker, A. S. Stubbs, NJ.
Welch, Edward Stonard, Richmond, Va.
Rose Young, Petersburg, Va. Mrs. Matilda
Campbell (colored), Portsmouth, Va; Miss
Lou Barber (colored), Richmond, Va.
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~ BELLENOT, DIE sINKER AND
W. BRAND CUTTER, ltlo MAIN STREET. -
The new patent branding iron, for marking al
Kinds OF wooden articles by heating IT, s perfectly
adapted TO branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Yngravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes lnaeil.
bic Ink, Btee Dies. Alphabets, Seal Presses Brase
and German Silver, Frames Steel Rings. Cheeks
Tagr, etc. Wholesale and retail. da s-sm
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REPUBLICAN CoMMITTE-FIRsT DISTRICT.
The delegates to the Republican Convention
from the first congressional district have
chosen the following persons to constitute
the district committee: F. s. Tukey CHAIR
man), DR.. W. W. Douglas, Robert Norton
(negro), E.W. Massey, j. G. Toy, Jacob
Cohn, E. W. Crockett.