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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-05

aHERlFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on
= WEDNESDAY, April 9Th 1870. at y o'cock
NJ. at t'Fals Plantation near Manchester, the
following PROPERTY wit:
500 bushels CORN, In ear;
Several PLOUGHS,
WHEAT lRILL,
OLD SHOVELS.
Lot of LUMBER, Gby6:
CUiTIVATORS,
FARM w AGON.
Lot of WHEAT STRAW,
TWO-HORSE CARRIAGE and set OF
HARNtsS-b nearly new;
3 sets Of GEAR;
to satisfy an execution In my hands against c. Z.
Mason IN favor OF George W. Gret:er
JAMES ii. MOODY,
Sheriff Of Chester field county.
MANCUEST Err, VA, April d 1870. ap SIT
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THE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
WHICH HAS EVER BEEN
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT LAST
BEEN DECIDED
THAT JULIUS sYoLE SELLS THE CHEAP.
EST GOODS IN THE CITY.
BE Is receiving daily, in addition to large and
well-selested stock, q fresh supply Of FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles.

printcmps, beautiful shades, at ssc. worth 4oc.:
Plaid poplins at 3sc. cheap ut soc; Striped Grena-
dimes at 2oc sold At tge; Japanese Poplins, plaid
striped, and solid col0rs: good Corsets at Soc;
| Whllebone Corsets at ssc.; men Handkcrchlefs
chiefs at 2oc., cheap at soc.; Buckabask Towels at
Ice Lace Coll ars. Collarets, and liuslon Capes
Lace Handkerchiefs, Valenciennes, Laees, and
Edgings, In real and limitation goods.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Natnsooks at &C.;
Plaid and Striped Organdies; Soft-aDfsh Cam
brics forty-Sve inches wide. at s7f-i India
coiored). all sizes and prices Ptques CHECKED
and coriedl from 25c. upward; Linen Bosoms,
pIalr land rutied, 25c. and upward Percaies and
lawns: Crcton's aud Chinese Cloth Tor suits
Table Damask. Napkins, and Doyles good Kid
Gloves at Sl.2s.
sHAWLs, SHAWLS. ..-
Jace-Points. a full line Black and Colored
Silks at all prices large stock OF Cassimere,
Docskins and Motions, for gents ana boys wear,
ali of which will DC sold ut the lowest prices at
JULIUS sYCLE's,
l5Broad street, between Fourth and Fthh.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and will
be pleased 10 see their friends j. WIESBJBG, j..
j. TURNER, GEORGE SwABAcHER, W. POWERS,
and u. j. EGGLEsToN. ap?
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nOOKs AND STATIONERY.--JOHN
Dbl, WALSH, als Broad street, takes pleasure
To fnforan the public that he has IN stock fuT
sssortnent Of BOoKS AND STATIONERY II
ali lis branches hitch be is prepared TO sell III
very low prices. Also fine selection OF riting
&C. A call fs solicited. Ja'
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS SEINE THREAD, SEINE TWINE,
LINES for hanging senes, can be bought very
cheapat l.. LiCHTENSTEIN'S,
1907 Franklin street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Use Stuart's 209-yard SPOOL COTTON 1t is
the best and cheapest In the market. NH 30
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
- TATE IN MECELENBURG COUNTY,
VA BY virtue Of decree of the circuit court
for Mecklenburg county rendered on The 18th day
April, 1865, In the suit Of JOness administrator
rs Alexander, shall, on FRIDAY the 10Th day
ufAprl 1870. sell. upon the premise to the III gt,
est bidder at public auction, the TRACT Ot
LAND owned by James T. Alexander, known as
'Jarkson's,n lying on the waters OF CoA's
creek in Nerklcnburg ronnty. Va, continuing
ONE THOUSAND T1I1RT1-TllREE AND A
HALF ACRES.
This tract Of land Is regarded as exceedingly
valuable and d.sirahlc; well adapted to tie
growth of all the usual products of the connty.
An accurate description of the land is deemed
unnecessary. 1t Is presumed that persons ucslr-
Ing to purchase Will examine and Judge for theni-
selves. The improve ments consist OF dwelling
house and necessary out-hDuSes.
Possession will be given on the day OF sale.
TERMS Or SALE: ODc-thlrd OF the purchase
momey to be paiG in cash and as to the rescue
thereof D credit of Fix, twelve, snd clghtern
months, the purchaser tn execute bonds Tor Inc
deferred payments. carr, ing interest from day OF
sale ana The title to lie retained until the Whole OF
Tie purchase ln0rev Is pald.
5. X. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
Boydton, Va.
E.B-The purchaser will he required 10 COM
pIr llh The terms on Ihc day of SALE ana III dc-
fault nf his so doing, tie land will ne promptly
res,lo :. r. JOHNSON.
,p5 Commissioner.
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By Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real ESTATE hK'"'''
lib Slain street.

MISERABLE BUILDING LOT G9 DRs
RTWENTY-NINTH A. MS IKEEIio
lcHuKca HILL FOR SAL AL; Ar AZ !, O'clock
0n IN the nremiscs, we will sell thar Tnuab.e
uILDiNo L6T situated as described a6nvs r aSa
frontlng on The east line OF ~ hv
lH rIee usep; aale. LEE & GODDIN,
IEnhio ~ Auclioneers-
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MATCHES, MATCHES, Matches
WI We have in store large supply OF very su-
perior PARLOR MATCHES, which we will sell
In lots to suit purchasers mt factory prlces Give
US a call. WAGGONER & HARVEY, II
Agents Wilmington ParlOr Match Company.
mi ~ +, 49,. s
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By Cook K Lauphton. Auctionecrs.

by Cook Il Laughton, Auctionecrs,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
TXECUTRIX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
IL FURNITURE. ROSEW COD-CA >E PIANO,
&c, &C., AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the
9Th instant, at &c O'Clock, will sell at the resi-.
dence on BIoad street opposite the Monumental
chucch, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting Of
One elegant SEVEN-OCTAyE PIANO. In
rosewood cases, made by Nuuns Clarke j.
Co.;
A general assortment OF PARLOR, III
NlNG-ROUM, and CHAMBER FURSl-
TURF:
CARPETS,
BEDDING,
CRGCKFRY,
GLASSWARE, &C.. &C.
SARAH DOOLEY.
EXecntrIX OF John DOnley, deceased.
Cook & LAUGIITON Auctionccrs. APPS
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DENT AND BOARD.-Iiaying lust
HI taken the house known as B.NK->rRkET
HOUSE, between Ninth and enth, I am prepared
70 let rooms. furnished or unfurnished. with or
without board. This house is convert mt TO busi-
ness, and also 10 all The public buildings and
Offices. NH 29--lw n :. Is. SCOTT.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.-Messina
OFRUIT receiving by steal.:rs snd selling
II HULsT 5 KING.
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VIRGINIA CITIZENS ALL INTERESTED
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tllrc as the friend Of education TO give the
poor Of this county ample means Of intel
lectuaI CULTURE. He respectfully hsked The
Committee on EducationtO examine the
recommendation made By the Board Of
RegeutB respecting this. proposed school,
and also the act Of 1857, authorizing the
purchase Of the building and tho establish
ment Of this branch OF the State Normal
School at that place.
sTATIONRRY.----.,--=
Mr., FARNswoRTu offered Joint ResO-
luton directing the Sergeant.st.aFlns Of
the two Houses to furnish members the
stationery necessary for the transaction Of
their official bIsinesS. Al gee 20 z, ~
BILLS INTRODUCED on LEAVE.
By Mr.. BELTzHooYERr-TO authorize
an extension Of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad through jefferson county.
!. By Mr.. PRIRPoINT-TO authorize the
payment Of certain military claims. (.
] By Mr.. STURGIss-To provide for a
Geological Survey Of the State. ~
By Mr.. .MAxWEII-Authorizing The
Board Of Public Works TO audit certain
claims against the State of Virginia.
-.. CUBA, ~.
Mr.. HAssLER called up tlicrrsolutlon to
instruct West Virginia congressman %
vote to recognize tho Independence Of
Cuba, and had It made the special order
for Wednesday, February OH, at1t O'clock
AN. .li-!- .u,.a .,Iy a7la.l
On motion Of Mr.. BRAHSoS tho memo.
rial praying the removal Of Judge N.
Harrison, having been printed, was re-
referred to the Special Committee. M
Adjourned. ----So-------
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HnMRua.-HoW OFTEN wa


-41hsasr thiS expression: from persons read.
Ing Advertisements OF Patent MCdleined, and in
nine cases out Of ton they may b right ItiS
over a Year, since introduced DR. Tobias Ven.
etian Llnimont to the public, 1hAdn money 70
advertise Il, % I'm Il for SAlo With Atew drug
gissl and StOTeksSpers through small section Of
he country, many taking It with great reluctance;
but told them 10 Let any one hhYo 4, and y y
did not do al i stated on my pamphlet, no one
need pay for it In soma stores two OF three
bottles were taken on tidal by persons present. !
was, BY many, thought crazy, and that Would 30
Tho last they would sec Of mo Bat I knew my
medicine was no humbug. In about two moHthS
began 10 receive orders foe more 1inimgnL
some calling 1t my Nalpahle Linlmsat, who had
refused 10 sign q receipt when l len 1t Gt
their store, Nov my sales are millions q
bottles yearly, and AZ fog cash. 4 warrant II So
perior 70 any other medicine toE tho cure Of
Group, nIarrhna, DySentoEy, Collie Vomiting,
spasms; aud sea.stekneNS, ~ an lnternal Femedy.
It 10 perfectly innocent 70 take inter4ally.-seo
oath accompanying. each bottls7-ARa externally
for Chronic rheumatism, Headache, humPe,
Frosted Raet, Bruises, sprAipA Old Sores, Swell
lingS, SorO Threats, &C.; &C. ll.sg a. yrs.
.Prieo 20 cents. Sold By tho DruGgiats' Depot
10 Park Place, N. Y:iiualll :. tAnhflnd&W
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y Ohio county ClrcnIt Court .#+ NJ
James H, Walt and Reuben Walt
In ChRneeEy.

Sarah Walt Of o.. .-,..,
BY virtue Of 0 decree made In thi4 cause on me
til day OF January, 1870, we VII ollr or Gale
at he premises, on tho Sd day Of March, tsD, b.
tween the hours Of 10 4. II, and P. T., TO tho
highest and best bidder, the following described
reRl eAtate, OF which the late Albert Wal, died,
soiSed, Wig: Situate u Bona ADDITION: y WA ~
follows, TO wit: Lots Nos. II and ID. At the cor
neF Of First and Market streets, - the same 70
known and delegated on the plot OF said add
tlon,aud mAps OF the city Of Wheeling, In the Re
cOrdera ONCE Of Ohio county. Also. parts OF ioh
10 commonly called Honbrook8 Row, being =
row OF brick houses on the cast side OF Market
Street between MArBhAll and DIVISION 9Reep,
that ID to Bay twenty feet Oh the south part o. Lot
% and ten feet OF the north part OF lot NO. y,
moro Or lcIs; being the property Included 5e'
tween line drawn through the middle OF me q.
vision wall between tho I'd aud Sd tenemenA 70
the middle Of the division wall between the 4th
and 9Th tGnemSnt9 in said row, commanding Tor
count at the north part or corner OF sald row,
thence south, which aid property for tho pul.
poses OF this Rale 10 undivided and numbered @
follows to Wit; Lots Nos. II and ID into hVe sub
divisions corresponding With the present Improve
entS and occupancy, these o. Joy ao; Seing g ,e
Eeet Iuehea, and fronting on FlISt street; No. =
adjoining No. I on the west, fronting on First
street q feet inches: No. 3, adjoining NO. y on
tho west fronting - feOt9 inche1 on Fist street.,
being the same oGflpleQi ~ ny 4StoSEt " t
and fronting 90 feet inches On First street, NO.
5, adjoining No. 4, and 10 upon the alley on tho
WeStof said original lots II and Is, and iS ~ feet
10 inchss In width fronting on Fiat street. Said
lots have In therOAr private alley for use thereof
Ths aid parts OF loa 80 and 81 have upon than
two tenement houses covering the entire mont
and divided by partition wall, and arc sub-dl.
divided BY . line through tho centre, making each
Inb!diviEfon Is feet WidG its entire length.lSt
subdivision being 10 feet Cd north part OF lot No.
30 and feet OF a0uth side Of lot ~ "a BubtYta.
lon being The remainder Of % teet Oh south part
said property will DO sold nee Of DOVER and on
the following terms: ne-iourth eaAh, mo pGi'
Rnce 70 be paid In four equal semi 9nnuAl install
niertS d O. 70, IS and ~ months with interest on
deferred payments secured BY bonds and liens 70
served upon tho promises. ,.,.ov
DANIEL PECK, it,
febi4tw - Commissioners.
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r A1GHT,INs EYPEOTORANT SY.

.AUaa141GN0 G<AH G4VA
ARUP.-Among the many things required d.
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HRA1EIH'
coNSoRT andiEibE this Syrup GtandA- among the
arst. It has been before the public now for Is
ysaETGna hasEtEeR'thV most GatiFs sAtiaAetoa:
All persons suffering nom COUGHS, CoLpS
and lIOARsEyEss, sGqRld notibc Wlthon! II, -
twin iaStd speedy relief In most diseases Of tho
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRoUP-can be
relied on In extreme cases. FOR WHooPING
CoUGH-lAvlth6iy giFrj speedy relief. FOR
SORE THRoAT-Kecp the Throat moist with 1t
VIOLENT coUGHs-Yicld to it, continued USE
Sold by Druggists generally.
I LAUGHLINt SMITH d CO.,
=, .fo ,.I WhOleSSIS Druggists,
lana Main ST., Wheeling
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wAsnINcToNNEWs AND .GosyIp
WAaI E,LJg Y ID. q. u IN. SOL L

Hf' W Ah141nAEOeN1'4&sN Ssp OAA"SVt ASbS'a
The BuRRAu or EDUC1T1oN. The
friends of tho Bureau Of Education are
making a strong effort to save II from be-
ing abolished, and the President takes
considerable interest In their endoavors.
Several Senators were up 10 see him on
Saturday. lie said be was decided in tho
conviction that the Freelmeh's Bureau
had better DO closed up as rcSonlme ended
by'secretary Cox and General Howard,
aud that the transfer Of rs educational
works 10 the Bureau Of Education would
materially reduce the expense Of carrying
Il on. He spoke Of General Eaton, whom
he ltas appointed to Commissioner Bar.
nart's place, as q man whom he well
knew, and In whom, he had great conf
dence. and said he thought the General
would BIO able 10 put the bureau on foot
ing in short time that would command
the confidence Of the country. The pro.
posed transfer was fully considered at q
meeting during tho day Of the Joint Com.
mittee on ,Retfenchments and there. Is lit
Ito doubt but that the bill introduced by
Senator Patterson, which embraces the
views ofthe President; GEN Eaton, aud 10
some extent tlloae of Gem Howard, win
DO favorably reported. Tho. committee
called In Gen. Eaton, and had long con-
ference with him as to his views on the
whole question involved, and rs to the
service tllatnty prOperlyunder the Con-
Stitution be done by tho Bureau Of EducAI
ton His work and study In Ohio and
Tennessee enabled him 10 present tho case
In u way that members Of tho committee
speak Of as quite convincing. Ills nomi'
nation "a Commissioner has not been
formally considered by the'Committee Of
which Mr.. Drake Is Chairman, but will
be confirmed when the proper time comes
The question Of continuing the Bureau
will como up IN tho House, IN two or three
days, OH tho provision n the appropriation
bill providing for the repeal OF tho act by
which It was created. - ~ - ~, z
FRAuDas UPON C6LnREp1 SoLUInl.s, ~
Tho Board appointed BY General Howard
70 investigate supposed frauds upon col
ofcd soldiers IN Efenne see, extending over
a series Of years, has finished IL. work in
that State, and reached thib city. The
Board consists Of General b P. RTnkle, Of
louisville, long Ia charge Of frecdmeIIs
affairs thetep Colonel Lewis stationed for
some time at Atlanta, and Capt, Sladen,
confidential aid to- General Howard, ALI
arc gentlemen Of tigh character, and their
Investigations have bean thorough ScS'
tertiAy they hegan On eXaminAtiOn Of the
records Of the FretAaFy Department, and
OF the Freedmen Bureau for, the purpose
Of tracing out matters developed by the
testimony taken In Tennessee. Tho exis.
tence Of a wide spread scheme for swim.
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!, 7sIIT,,O:IjTlNIfDINjG;I y'REYELATIONs..-

A. BTOuNDNG }REVELATI0
1.-Two scientific publications are in tho aeld
against the hatr dyes Of which lead 10 the haall
Tho New York Medical Gazette and The Journal
Of CbtMtGiIy bitterly dcnounce than Yet the
hair may DO safely dyed. Have you seen Prof
cailtoa's Testimony, founded on careful anAly-
SiS, and certifying that cmuSE4DoRo's E1cHir
TloR D1E 10 not only frTt-elaSS article for
changing tho color OF the hair, but ARSoLuTHIf
SAN, ChriBtadoro'S Hair FreSsrEaavO, As q
Dressing, acts like charm on tho Hair aftsF
Dyeipg. Try1t gym. janS-lmd&wi,
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g. GAL NoTlcE8

nT6SfBN AND SOCIAL EVILS
wv isIsiys for Young Men ths age s. .l
iiSts otBonGu-ths hSpplneSS q q hel9sable
iu,arrIavo=sAs fearful Social ETns o. - daJzSS
10 causet ara eiIs. Sent frec, iHlgssiSd enyei
opes. AddrcsG, HOWARD ISOLATION, Boz
2, PhilAdeIphiA, Pa. lAnHS-d&W
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A .LLCOoKs POROUS IPLAsTERs

ALLCOCK'S POROU6 kIAhIEIt9
LAsuddeu severe pains Of tho SIdO and back,
stitches, SpasmO, etc. These affections arc most
troublesome to persons past middle age. VIII
6Ten come on In bed; are vOry painful and often
dangerous. In damp weather they are moro mo
quent than In dry. These plaSters give relief at
once, and need to be always in the drawer, handy.
Ee' PAIN OF THE SIDE CURED.
.iG.-il I iALLKHToEN, PENN., April Il 1852.
MessrS. r. ALLcoeK / Co. ..,......---
Porous PlasterS. She had very bad pain In her
side, and Il cured her In one week. -, :.
.u /. Hours truly JOHN y. n. HUNTER
5000 soLp II ONE DBALER.-M esSrl. J. Balch
3 Son. Of Providence, :. l., write, Nov. 1868:
%wO hare sold tho Porous Plastert for twenty
years, and, at retail and jobblng, must have
sold twenty-five thousand altogether, They arc
well liked" janblmd&w
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A WAY WITH IBPECTACLEs'
EAoId eyes made nov, easily, without doctor
or medicines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10
CENTS. Address - DIR. & B. R0oTE,
T'r' sa' 1854 t90 Lexington Ave-, N. r.
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no WAGON. AND CARRIAGE MA,
i KRRS.-Hnbj iloi WARonS and CafIiAVtl,
Gum OAK md Locust Wood, Sp0kes ff0gl I tlei
t69K Hickory and Oak Wood ISIIool fF0n "
70 9Enehea, Hickory and Oak Wood Bows for
Carriages and Express Wagons, PoloS, Shafts
and Circles OF beat Hickory and Oak.
Received BY HGLDRETH b BRO,
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AdYertieements.

T5i0R RENT.-TIIE DEsIRA. 4sr
DBLHBFIkk Residence on tho southeast
SoFlsF n Fourth and Union streets, conYe-ss ~,
nI66f 10 business and Market House, o preeo9Is
.oceupioa 81 Joseph Bell, ESQ. Possession Apth
=. Any nsEt door, to AsNsR KEE.
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nIBSOtBT1oNATHE FIRM OF
~ kaSt dRIS'GlF;S e ~
u 10 81 DO + sshH d4oi u.
Sni0 MCMILLAN { KS6Y.
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,GTQQKHQLpERs NOTICE
of The 9tocEholdeFS Of tho 6ltiESnE RSiT57
Company; and 'eioctIony Of Directors, viii az
niaes on Sturdy, JandAEy Soth, at So'cl0eF
n, In the Council Chamber Of the City BlIldpr,
HARRY CALDWELL.
ianIk~ ... Secretary,
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
Nl OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Theillf66tnE3 a. MS Bank h4yS declared dlyL
dend or Five per cant, which WIN be paid 10 StOEf
holders, or their legal Representatives on demand
wbeslIpr. 5fauaty 1, isic. ]E SS:aIs.
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'nISSOLUTION.-THE FIRM OPP
IL g. HiIdroth q Bro, 10 dissolved By Ii,
death q r g H4 aSss RS S1s.a. S1es
thehi for settlement, and those knowing thSa.
6elyes indebted are requested TO call and settle.
d Il Il desired 10 close up the business - SoOn
n poGsible, N E @. HILDRETH & BRO
ByblHnIhDRETH, SURVIVING Partner i
Wh6ettnR, ". Va, Jan. l, 1870. 49, WV
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NOTICE,

pie0Se nFeSanf fhGu iR pOttigmant and M ~
soma knowing themselves indebted, VII plsSis
can and settle on or before the lit day Of AMI
nRTt, ~ all accounts must b closed ~ Tat IISS
ISnf7dGHe - .r't'-D D. '6CHAhBRA
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A WAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
4EA-TrulGes, Comfort snd Cure for the Rupt-
ured. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents.
Addfcsa ~ ~ DR.. Z. B!FooTE,
deSiS ti lAD Lexington Ave, n. 7.
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ding In matters Of bad pay and bounty
Is established by Id ey 1cnce already OBJ;
tanned, hut none If th4 prgmipent oihceEs
81 tHsbiFeau, are lmpll led. II was d..
covered that ii N S5hvflis during the wnE,
$Bh@!n( gToel tseEe largely emp Dyed m
the tpspit tails, although large nuEaben ,ot
them signed the pay rolls every month,
they neEer received any pay, but that 1t
was Appropriated by other parties. The
same game WAS attempted with tho force
Of negroes employed on the Notifications,
though this does not appear to hAye sue:
ceeded. A numberCot claim agents and
those implicated with them arc to be ex.
animal
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rUEspAY, RHPRUARY tl,.Is7O.
THE LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
!. MHEEt1a. Ian, &, 1s70.

Prayer By, Rey. " + n, Whey, Of the
In The absence Of the Speaker, Mr.. Corr
was chosen Speaker Pfp I'm. Va,
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Tine PosTAiL TE1EGRArn-Th Senate
Postoflce Committee. had long session
to-day on, the postal telegraph scheme,
and will report favorably on tho project
carly next week. Tho same subject Is
before a special committee Of. the House,
and will pretty certainly get favorable
report therein the course Of time.
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Machine Imbroglio - Mr.. Walkers
Reply.
EDITOR HERALD +: In reply to com

EDITOR HERALD In reply to a com
munication over the signature Of A.
Davis, as published in your paper OF
last week, | wish to say briefly:
Examination at Lancaster was fair
in every respect. The judges were
highly respectable, unprejudiced and
competent, nor used to "farces" OF
any kind. Decision unanimous, final
and correct.
| never have been in competition
with Davis at Mineral Point, Dodge
vile or Darlington. Never publish
ed any certificates" wbatever-only
stated what the parties had done. Don't
need any certificates could get hun
dreds, Unnecessary, tottd0Wt buying them,
Mrs. Kennedy has owned Singer
ten years" She used Howe during
term of agency-nearly two years to
do all her best work, and would have
kept one had they not been closing
out TO move West. She refused 10
slga any thing in favor ofSlnger, and
would like TO sell the one she has.
Mrs. Culver tried Singer at least
q week before buying Howe. They
were tested together.
had no organ at Plattevlle. The
Estoy had no competition at Platteville,
Mineral Point, DodgeviIle or Darling
Ton, therefore took premiums at all
those places Some of the best mem
bers Of the Bloomington Band re-
fused repeatedly to sign in favor OF
Estey. They consider the the action
OF the four who did sign as not in ac-
cordance with the sentiment or i0ish-
IS QfHe band.
The Prince organ was sold TO the
Nj. +. Church II il suited in cUefy par
ttcaiar, being virtually on trial only.
Terms wore 10 per cent. discount,
(samo as | give TO all churches and
schools,) two melodeons, sos, and
balance So 30, payable in six moths.
The Esty was put in Church to
break up my trade, but the commit
tee being practical musicians were
not to DO imposed upon, and after
testi0g the Prince three loeekS, sent in
the note as agreed. No especial oc-
caisou' at tho church on the day the
Esty was on trial.
Mr. ID. threatens to sell machines
in Lancaster. The Singer has been
for sale here for the past ten gears.
have flied the paper containing
Mr.. DIS article as something to laugh
over should ever get fit of the
"blues," which is not likely as the
people appreciate as they do the art
icles | sell. GEO. II. WALKER.
Lane lster. Nov. u. 1870.