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Convention of Corpulents.

They arc a great people at the North for
sensations and curious proceedings. The
last singular affair was q convention Of
fat men, at Norwalk, Connecticut, on the
goth instant.
Imagine meeting of one hundTcd and
fortv men with total avoirdupois Of
Mirtv-One housond three hundred md
eighty;fre pounds and an averngc Of two
hundrcd and ttcenty-tooW pounds to each
man. The heaviest man present was Mr..
JOIN a. FISK, of New York, who weighed
three hundred and .ffty-eight po~1edS. lie
was proclaimed president of the Society.
The Association was originally of I" fat
men" Of Connecticut, but the privilege Of
membership was, in a spirit Of defiance OF
All competition, extended to outsiders, and
the result is Mr.. FISK carried off the
honors
There was clam-bakc on the occasion,
and great amount of fun and funny
sports amongst the obese brotherhood.
We make an extract Of q scene or two
from the Trijune's account:
First there was game ut leap-frog, III
which Sherwood of New Milford, Donncllv
of Stamford, Hubbard of Sanford, and
other light weights, engaged. Their agility
was wonderful, when Donnelly made back
FOR Sherwood, who lightly and gracefully
cleared it and when Sherwood bent his
portly form to the springy Hubbard who
left it beneath and behind him ut one and
the same time, there was such clappiug of
hands and such waving Of handkerchiefs
rs might have raised all the spirits
whom Glcndower failed to bring to terms
ut his magic call. Douglas leaped
Dorian with an ease as remarkable as if the
act had been performed by sprite. Mum
son made u back to Sawyer's, and for a
moment the two mighty forms were one,
and the spectators trembled with fear. But
the leap was made and the game went on
to happy end. Next came bout with
gloves between Damon, 256, and Curtis,
235, in which both pugilists displayed a
scientific skill and natural grace which not
even their bosom friends had right to look
for. Amid the plaudits of the multitude,
Damon went down, in the seventy-third
round, and tho lusty body of the victor,
Curtis, was borne from the field on the
shoulders of exultant friends. A minute
later, l saw these weighty champions clink'
ing glasses in the tap-room."
The Herald says the great heat of The
day prevented the foot race, wrestling
match, and velocipede race. Mr.. Goodsell
of Bridgeport, in happy speech, presented
to the President little cane, some foul
inches in diameter. After speech by the
President and Vice-Fresident and one OF
two others, the Society adjourned till mex
year.
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Tennessee.

We have in another article given a
sample of Mr.. JoHNsoN's pronunciamento
in Tennessee. He has had strange, event
full Ife-full of Inconsistencies. A great
demagogue, he has shown himself capable
OF being great tyrant. His $4,000 am
nessy proclamation was as infamous as any
OF the infamous documents that have ap-
peared in this country since 1860. His
grand motto, for time, was ''Treason must
be made odious." At one time he was for
coniiscating the property CT oyery man worth
$4,000 and oyer on the ground that money
caused the war, When he got into
the strife with Congress about recon
stluction-he wanting to bring in the Sc
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g 4 COMPARISON.
Female Labor.

The National Labor Congress did a wise
and just thing in passing resolution re-
commencing that all trades unions shall
endcayor to effect " a thorough organiza-
" ton of female labor, and demand the
same pay" for work done by women that
is given for work of same quality done by
men; and Furthermore, that every avenue
of labor for which woman is physically ca
rable should be freely open to her.
This should be the universal disposition
OF tradesmen and manufacturers-nay, OF
society. The subject is increasing in i'm
portance at the South. The revolution that
his taken place here in our industrial sys-
TEN makes it indispensable that great
change shall be made in the occupations
and action OF society. A part of the
population which in times past was non
productive must now not only support
themselves, but help in sustaining others
1t is plain that the gcntler sex to some ex'
tent must be included in this requirement
Therefore it is now Of peculiar import
ance that there should be as wide Il field as
possible given to female employment. There
is much room for women in vocations now
nearly monopolized by men. In the retail
dry goods business, and numerous lighter
branches Of retail business and manufac
ture, they are entirely competent. Indeed
they are peculiarly adapted to them, being
sagaoious, prompt, bright, 1.-the, smart
and wonderfully artful in commendation
[Such is our opinion of their art, that wher
they begin to sell, for fear Of being ruined
if we go to buy, we shall leave that matte,
entirely to the gentlcr part of our house,
hold!l
For the welfare of society, we earnestly
trust that this subject will engage imme-
diate attention. Occupation for females is
demanded in the South The ladies know
it. They have resolution to meet the neces,
sity. They are true women, and are not
ashamed of industry. Only give them a
field. This "ncw movement !" would be
worthy of another committee of nine"
1t might do "great deal of good" We
nominate S., of the Enquirer, as chairman.
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AMUSEW ENTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRISGS,l
August 2lst, 1869.
GRAND FANCY AND MASQUERADE
" BALL TO THE PRESS.


4 GRANDFANCY and MAsQUERADEB BALL
given by the proprictors in honor Of the Press
will take place on TUESDAY the 31st instant.
and fashion will rival any ball ever given ut wa
tcrmg-placc.
General HENRY 4: WISE, virginia.;
lion. j. G. BIRRETT, Washington;
General LAWTON, Georgia;
General GEARY, South Carolina;
General JOHN ELLICoTT, MARYLAND:
Colonel j. II. TAGGART. Baltimore;
Hon. Ii. CLlMEl.. Pennsylvania;
lion. ROBERT RIDGWAY, Virginia;
WILLIAM CAMERON, Virginia.:
ALFRED PEARSON, England;
Hon. Il. II. BANKS, Baltimore:
General GEOEGE i. PICKETT, Virginia.
General K. l.. WALKER, Virginia.
Colonel ROOTlf, Louisiana:
H. NJ. MATTHEW'S, West Virginia;
Hon. j. ID. BRIGHT, Kentucky;
il. $. ALLEN. Richmond;
W. PINKNEY WHITE, Maryland;
Colonel j. 5. SAUNDERS, Baltimore; .
JOHN HALE, Florida;
DR.. WILLIAM 3. BALL. Virginia:
j. NJ. RHETT, South Carolina;
j. 7. SOUTTER, New York. ...--..
SUPERINTENDENT BARNES, L. s. A.;
s. VI. FITTING, Virginia.;
JOSEPH SELDOM, Alabama;
{. RIDGLEY GOODWIN, Georgia; .~....
JOHN W. MURRILL, Virginia,
G: Il; STBEE South G Ca innf6 coro,,u,.
General YOUNG, Georgia.:
Colonel V. ID. GKONER. Virginia:
NJ. o. III. NORTON, Louisiana;
+. TYSON, Maryland:
p. II. AYLETT, Virginia.;
Baltimore Gazette and Washington ChrDnici
copy two times, all 2t-Iu,Ih SSIu
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FINE WRITING. Our fellow citizen Mr..
JOHN TYLER, Jr., is now in New York, con-
tributing to BRICK PoMERoY's paper, and
his lucubrations have attracted the atten-
ton Of the Tribune, which bcstows upon
them an artistic criticism, divided into two
heads-flst, their leaTniny; second, their
style. Under the head of style, the follow
ing paragraph is quoted, which is at once a
triumph of both learning and style:
"Enervatcd by rcfinements of luxury
marvellous in extent and indescribable in
character, such as the world had not wit
| messed since the inscription Eat, drink,
and be merry set over every mans door
in Babylonia by the inexorable decree of
Ahasuerus called forth the indignant
wrath of God and drew down from heaven
the fiery hand upon the wall that measured
his kingdom and consumed his bcstial
throne, and immersed in sensual indul-
gences beyond the comprehension of the
unadulterate mind-such as those that in
yoked upon the Cities Of the Plain the hot
curse of Jehovah, and sunk Sodom and Co.
morrah kissing in the burning lake of His
appeaseless rage-while thus drunk with
carnage, and sin, and crime, and stepped
in lethargic Incidence, she saw her glories,
star by star, expire, and up her proud steep
barbarian monarchs rise. She became the
Niobe of nations, childless and crownless
in her voicelcss woe and she stands the
lost mother of dead empires
The critic says if this isn't " fine wri-
ting" he would be obliged to be informed
what is. Of course nobody will attempt an
impossible answer. Virginia is great
State. She triumphs in whatever she I'M
dertakes
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ApDrenticeS.

The New York Tribatne has some proper
suggestions on the subject of apprentices.
The probationary period and discipline OF
apprenticeship in this country are not well
settled. Mechanics are too frequently Skin
mishcd through it without such regular pro-
cress and conformity to safe rules as are
best for all-cmploycr and employed, manu-
factmer and operative. For the good OF
the manufacturing classes in this country
the standard of competency should be high.
It protects everybody--the journeyman
from being undcrworked by interiors, the
manufacturer from injury to his fame by
inferior work, and the public from even
disaster by the breaking of imperfect work
Besides, the steady and rapid increase of
demand for all branches of manufactures in
the United States requires q more rapid
addition to the manufacturing force OF
skilled and competent mechanics. There
should be more and wiser Legislation on the
subject, and the trades unions should relax
somewhat of their measures, and on all
hands there should be an effort to multiply
mechanics and to make them az competent
as possible. The field is widening for their
operations, and there is no danger OF crowd
ing it.
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SETTI.ED.-There is one thing settled be-
yond dispute, and that is that watermelons
have "green rinds." This is announced
daily by lines of retailers moving through
the streets in tones that shake the vault
above. At distance, when we can't ex-
actly make out the words uttered, the tones
ring out like some calamitous prophecy. A
stranger would certainly expect the world
to 60 into catastrophe in two days. time.
But as the voice is more distinct we relapse
into dreams Of saccharine delights, and
begin to think the world itself is great
watermelon" green rind, red meat, full
of Juice. and so sweet"
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Poor MEXICo.-Thc New York Tribune
is disturbed by the news that the Vera Cruz
Railroad train has been robbed, and that
General PLAcIDo VEGA, the persistent con-
spirator, is moving on Guadalajara. The
Tribune is hopeful that the news is untrue,
but makes sort of concession to it by ad-
hitting that Mexico is still in purgatory."
Is she even in purgatory' Is she being
purgcd. Doubtful. The nation that could
perpetrate such deed as the murder of
MAMMALIAN must undergo great deal of
purging and Reconstruction before she
can be peaceful at home and respectable
abroad.
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MI CALL AT BRIGGS'S OLD-ESTA-
BLISIIED BAKERY and get
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
EXTRA BUTTER CRACKERS,
No. OYSTER CRACKERS,
Xxx PICNIC CRACKERS,
GOOD WATER CRACKERS,
xxx ARROW ROOT CRACKERS,
FRESH CREAM CRACKERS, -.
EXCELSIOR LEMON CRACKERS,
PRIME SUGAR CRACKERS,
LIGHTEST MUSHROOM CRACKERS,
SUPERIOR SUGAR CAKE,
SUPERIOR NJ OLASSES CAKE,
LEMON SNAPS,
FINE SPICE-NUT,
q. DYSPEPTIC CRACKERS, ...=
Fresh every day at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7oI
Main street. .s..-. #. au
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
l announce to the residents of Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish to save money
that If they Will call at
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
Joseph Strausc's,)
and examine the large and beautiful stock OF
DRY GOODS
now Offering they VIII be convinced that am
selling goods ut
AsTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.
PLAIN GRENADINE at Is. worth 25c.;
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
at CSC. worth 373c.;
SATIN STRIPED GRENADINE at a73c. worth
Coo. -..+.@.#
MOZAMBIQUE at 25c., cheap at 35c.;
COLORED BAREGE. for dresses, very fine, at
ale. worth Soc.
Fine ALL-WOOL DELAINE, every color, at
37tc. worth 5oc.
MUSLIN-DE-LAINE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANIZES, JAG
COMETS, FRENCH CAMBRIA, &C., at half
their value;
Yard-wide BLACK SILK at sl.s7s worth not less
than So;
Heavy REP SILK at SITS, cheap at S3
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and PA
RASOLS at $3.50, cost everywhere else S2.75
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, SHEETING, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GING-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN
TUCKY JEANS, CORSETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &C., ut such
low figures that DEFY COMPETITION.
A call is what ask from one and all. Be careful,
and come to che right place
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
ty27 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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rSn1spESsApLE ACKNOWLEDGMENT"

INDISPENSABLE ANNOUNCEMENT" oc'
casional says:
"Thc visits of the President to the PEG,
pic continue to be the main topic of Demo,
cratic criticism, and it is noteworthy that
none GO further than the Conservative pa
pers of the South"
The Conservative papers of the South .
could by no means be omitted in this SEN
tcncc. 1t was framed on purpose to include
them! And this is part of the game, il
possible, to keep General GRANT in CONT;
nual fret with the South. Now, with O
pretty good opportunity to know what the
southern press is saying, we have seen alb
solutcly nothing to justify this statement OF
Colonel FoRNEy. 1t is lugged without foun.
dation to play upon General GRANTS feel
ings. What do these people take Genera!
GRANT to be? Such baseless and shallow
attempts to deceive him are grossly insult
:pr ~. F..
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The Red Sulphur Springs of Monroe are
not sold for 5000, nor are they sold at
all. There is bid of 100000 by Mr..
NOBLE, Of New Orleans, who was said to
have bought them.
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EDl ED.

On the 18th Of August. ut Audley. Clarke county,
Va, the residence Of her grandmother. Mrs. f. NJ.
Lewis. RIOS ALE HARRISON, infant daughter OF
j. II. G. and VI. b. Lewis, in the third year of her
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Delay, plotting, and irritating rumors,
cause no little chatting. Everybody is res
tive. The Enquireris sort of "Chafng
Bluff Well, we'll get to the turn in the
road by-and-byc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- FAMILY FLOUR.-We are now
prepared to supply our friends and the public win
n most superior article of FAMILY FLooh,
ground from the PUREsT WHITE WHEAT anu
which is equal to anything made In this city, or
elsewhere.
au ls-6t DUNLOf o. 1iSShA' SA1'
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Tue FIRST THROUGH FREIGHT from the
Atlantic for the Pacific passed through
Omaha on the 18th instant. 1t was train
from Boston, and was freighted with shoes.
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MARRIED.

On the 18TH instant at the residence of the bride
father. BY the Rev. Joshua Pctcrkin, Mr.. q. +
PHILLIPS to Miss ALICE g.. daughter OF Nile
q. Phillips, Esq, all Of this city. No cards.
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mo THE MERCHANTS n,

ITO THE MERCHANTS propose to
Il solicit consignments, procure orders for goods
and circulate cards for of each OF the branches
OF the wholesale trade of Richmond.
My route will lie along the line of the DanvilIe
railroad and Its connections as far south as CO.
lumbla, s. c. A long experience as merchant
together with a very general acquaintance every
where, think will enable me to serve with profit
those who may engage my services. can be seen
either ut Messrs. Peyton s. Cary's or MessTs.
Grubbs 4 Williams's. s ~#
au Cit j. HENRY EUSTACE.
ITO MERCHANTS SHIPPING GRAIN.
Il Myself my deputies can be found at all
times 1T the old Towing Company's Office on the
dock near Twenty-hrst street. ~. 49, -
an 2l-1t< II. DAVIS, City Grain Wcighcr.
business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
ID DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE CHEAP
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315 BROAD STREET.
If you desire to purchase
DRY GOODS
at prices that will make you feel cool during the
hottest weather, then call at this well-known and
old-established store, and I'll your memoradums.
We still have good and large assortment OF
DRESS GOODS.
L. WHITE SWISS,
NAINsooKs.
CAMBRICs,
IRISH LINENS, s-...
LINEN sHEETINGs,
PILLoW-CAsE LINENS,
PIQUEs,
BISHOP LAWNS,
VICTORIA LAWNS, ..
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER,
. RUSSIA DIAPERS, ...r
~ TABLE LINEN,
NAPKINS,
--r o-n TOWELS, ...H
WHITE MUSLIN, two yards wide, for shawls;
RUFFLED and PLAIN SILK PARASOLS,
SUPPLE and BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS,
PALM-LEAF, LINEN, and SILK FANS,
WHITE and BROWN LINEN DUCK and
DRILLING, ....-.L
SUMNER CAsIMERES, &c.;
which we are determined TO sell at reduced prices
Give us cali, and we will try to give complete
satisfaction. sag
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS,
.ftIs SIS Broad street, between
tv2erE .0 Third and Fourth.
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NOTICE TO PERSONS HOLDING
~ OBLIGATIONS OF THE TRUSTEES OF
HENRICO UNION LODGE A., F., AND A; d.,
No l3o-Pursuant to 4 resolution passed by Hen
rico Union Lodge. No. 1870, as follows
s.Rssolrei, l, That 4. r: Courtney, A. 3. Lee,
r = ,Dodson and William T. King. who are here
by appointed committee for that purpose, be,
and they are, hereby authorized and directed TO
advertise In one OF the public newspapers OF this
CITY for ten DAYS consecutively for all persons
holding stock scrip issued by the trustees OF this
lodge 10 produce the same before them at u place
and OH a day named BY them In said advertise
mentn- t.' 5# 4. -. ..saa H.aAs IS.
notice Is hereby given to all persons concerned
that TUESDAY the 3lst day of August, lsc9, has
been liked as the time, and my office rs the place
for presenting the claims referred to In the above
resolution. Any one not wishing TO attend on the
day named can leave his or her claim with any
member OF the committee before the day named.
NJ E3t 4. X. COURTNEY,
...n ..sa Chairman Committee,
ONCE Thirteenth and Franklin streets.
au 20--tAu3l
DRINTING IN COLORS DONE Al
r ANN
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
On SATURDAY NEXT, 21st instant, the AC-
COMMDDATIOS TRAIN on this road will start
for Petersburg al clock Z. NJ, and all who wish
to avail themselves of the opportunity can go on
that train, and return to Richmond by train
leaving Petersburg ut O'Clock A. NJ. or o'cloc k
and 80 A. NJ. on MONDAY the ed instant.
Fare for the round trip. ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets not transferable. So
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN EXCURSION
TRAIN starting for Petersburg on sun DAY,
ed instant, al $40 A. NJ. and returning, leave
Petersburg at o clock L. N.
Fare for the round trip, FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets not transferable. -...r
j. II. WOODCOCK,
M ls-4&tFu. FSS General Ticket Agent.
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FOR SALE
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

MEDICAL CARD.-DR. GEORGE Fl
WI BRIGHT, after having practiced medicine In
from Europe and respectfully offers his profess
sionM services rs practitioner OF medicine, sur
gerry, and obstetrics, to the citizens of Richmond
and vicinity.
Office on Sixth street between Broad and Grace
streets. er#.. au 2i-Tu, Th& SImx
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GALT! SALT! SALT!
DIRECT IMPORTATION.
5000 SACKS "DEAKINS" AND "EVANS"
y" IMPROVED SALT.
We now offer for sale, 10 arrive, at City Point
or Richmond, the cargo OF the ship Rhea, direct
from Liverpool, and expected between Is. and
10th OF August, consisting OF
1000 sacks ..DEAKINS" AND EVANS"
IMPROVED D0UBLE-BLEACHED
FACTORY-FILLED SALT.
These brands are guaranteed equal In all respects
TO 4" MarShall's.n
ans ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co.
SICILY LEMON. SUGAR--conyenient,
~ cheap, and delicious;
OLIVE OIL, In pints, quarts, and half pints
Spices complete assortment;
GREEN GINGER,
SARDINES MOCHA COFFEE,
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE, at
jy 80 j. b. kIDD's, III Broad street.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
,75 bags COFFEE, all grades:
3 hogsheads choice Y.P. SUGAR,
5 hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
80 barrels B SUGAR,
so barrels A and EXTRA CSUGAR,
IS barrels CRUSHED SUGAR,
10 hogsheads SIDES and III OUL De
80 barrels EiSrpoRT HERRINGs,
IS barrels GROSS HERRINGS.
20 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP,
80 barrels MERCIiaN Sl RTP,
, tIerces prime CAROLINA RICE,
100 barrels VALLEY FLOUR, all grades
loo sacks MAESHALL'S LlN ERPooL
Sbsrreis Swilson's" enc RYE WIS
KEY,
PALE and DARK BRANDY,
SHERRY and PORT WINE, &C., &C.,
for sale low by co
jy?o ANDREW ). 9RAf w.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, August II, 1852. !
EXCURSION TRAINS.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

A LAUGH AT HAVING TEETH EXTRhCrED.-GAs
N successfully administered since first introduced
yenfp snce regst red names OF thousands ext charge
or delicate patients careful treated; besuu
upper weighted lever, and partial plates without clasps
pnmpcrs Work. for style and chcapness beyond competition
Gail and examine; no payment except suited.
DK. EVANS, $40 b;h av., between 2ist and 2ll SITS.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26
THE TURF.


IL April 20, at O'Clock r. NJ Stake $780, in wagons
W. LSyers sS b. M La y ovel;W. Barsts B. m; br. 6ses
Lady Lovei DR.. o.less g. Pet Take - train at Hunt
ers Point. j. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
FASHION COURSE, L. I-TuEsDAy, APRIL 27, AT 8
II O'Clock ~ Stake S6oo in ), to wagons. NJ Rodents
br Belle OF Allentown, ". b0rsts b. st Harry Clay; G.
Chapn's br m Bella Clay Take 2:3o from Hunters
Point j. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor
FASHION COURSE xPCRSEs.-vELOCIPEDEs AND
trotting Pnrses WIN close on Monday, April 90, at
O'Clock p NJ at Mitchell Bros, Houston and
Broadway. J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
IA RECEI ED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, lbs FULTON STREET.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sae-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food
mocking birds at b. DOvEY'S Nos and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
N. B-Ladies attended to by Mrs. Dovey
A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
BRANCH OFFICE las FULTON STREET
IL BREEps CHOICE Dogs AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER No Peck slip Buffers nfable
Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator 75c Buffers work.
az. Extra Stock and Trainei Dogs
The choicest imported fancy 0eranums.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26
Pc RSONAI..

AMY DALY.-.PLEAsE SEND ADDRESS IMMEDIATE
N ly to Ben, Herald oice.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

DR. MARTELLs RUBBER SETS OF TEETH IS, $40,
~ Jl5, a2U; Pivot Teeth, 80 each Old acts bought
Maels painless Pearl FILLING; extracting with gus t0l
Seventh avenue, above Forty erce broadway
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

uOI6SEsS CAKKIAOfEsS, &c.
IN EXTENSIVE PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT
IA at auction,
BY JOHNSTON " VAN TASSELL
ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctioneer,
Al the private stable
2 West Sixteenth street, between Sixth and Seventh
WEDNESDAY. April 2S at i0>9 O'Clock,
comprising follows, viz.
An elegant cam dappe gray Horses.
One yey hne brown Horse
One fne Saddle Horse.
One four wheel Dog Cart.
One two wheel Dog Cart.
One rumble seat Sleigh, Gould Of Albany
One Coupe, nearly new, J. X. Lawrence.
Trainor Double Harness.
Trainor Single Harness.
One Position Suit Blanketa, Robes, &C., &C.
Are exhibition s above till time of sale.
Full particulars and catalogues auctloneers Office 80
Nassau street. or liz East Thirteenth street.
No posponement and reservation.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

ATAHAtLPA.-INFoRMATIO WANTED OF FRED.
koux e27 Broadway, New ork.