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Her hands are cold her face Is white
No mtre her pulses come ana go,
Her ewes are shut to life and light;
Z Fold the white vesture, snow npon snow,
And lay her where the vioets Dio"'
Rat NOT beneath craven stone,
! To Mead for tears With alien eyes,
I A slender cross of wood alone
Z Shall say that here q maiden lies
In peace beneath the peaceful skies.
And gray old trees of hugest limb
Shall wheel their circling shadows round
To make the scorchng sunlight dim
That drinks the greenness from the ground,
And drop their dead leaves on her mound.
When DER their boughs the squirrels run,
And through their leaves the robins call,
And. ripening in the Autumn sun,
The acorns and the chestnuts fall,
Doubt not that she will heed them all.
For her the morning choir shall sing
Its mathis from the branches high,
And every minstrel-voice of Spring
That trills beneath the April sky
Shall greet her with its earliest cry.
When, turning round their dial track,
Eastward the frightening shadows pass,
Her little mourners, clad in black,
The crickets. sliding through the grass,
Shall pipe for her an evening mass.
At last the rootlets Of the trees
Shall find the prison where she lies,
And bear the buried dust they seize
In leaves and blossoms to the skies.
/ So msy the soul that warm'd it rise
If any, born of kindlier blood
Should ask, what maiden lies below?
Say only this tender bud
That tried to blossom in the snow,
Lies wither'd where the violets blow.
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VNEOTTOIRS EN- BRIQUES, BORDES De
prrres fosses bois, le cote sud la
Grsvier entire bsrOnne ct Dryadss.
EOUvELLE-ORLEANs IL Octobre 1853
Honorable Conse Conmun de la vile de la Nouvele-
Orleans
MeeusLes soussignes propretares residents du cote
sud de Ia Gravier Vile
sement nveau de la entire les Baroune Dry
sdes etc hsusse de neu dix
quotes ordre des critics de VILE consequence de
QOu lOrsQum peut les dies bsnquees sont Complement
nondees sont pasabes pendent des heure orsant les
residents out sont en- eur dOmce dy qu
daient ss rendre attendre usqua resu secoule
par les moyens tres imparfaits de cette
Ansi mantenant petonnsres prent vos h0norables
dordonner cette soft nvelee
ansi pevenr equel sOnt places
les citoyens de Ia Gravier.
Recommsr dant serious nOtre petition votre favo-
rable nsderatiOn, respectu.usemeu
serviteurs etc.
in. GLAuDIN, eneOgnure Drysdss ct Gravisr 50 psds
Grsver
HUGH NcUANN 81 pieds rue Grsvier
CuRrAvE KRHS, par G. Krhn % peds.
SMITH ISARD 26 pisds.
FRANCOIS LsCROlX IS peds
Ferure M.LvIkA sUGkU, rs piads
A. G. ThEMOULET.
PIERRE CAN'T R0U, 20 pieds
Eorbretotsl de pisds dsnsi petition 2t3
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OFFICIAL.
PETITION '......rErIrroS
TITInN

To the Honorable the Common Council of the City of New
The undersigned Owners Of Real Estate which fronts on
Saint Charles street, side between Tv0i Circle
ody 10 order ssd psros Of sa. CHARLES s.eet west SIDE
Tvo Circle and Toed street. paved
with the Psient Ncelson Pavement.
H. b. Zsregs, 81 feet
George Jonas. 90 feet.
T. K Converse per j. W. Moves "a feet
Estate Of Alexander Phi lips, 3eO feet.
John Philips 100 feet.
II. IT. Philips 80 feet
Thomas Mcknight l40 feet
Wolf A brother 81 feet
Joseph 0'Brien 80 feet.
=. Lurges 3S1S feet
Thomas McDonr ell, 81 feet.
Will-m Creevy, 81 feet.
John O'Brien, 80 feet,
O II. fancy per forstall, % feet.
Gerald Farrell, 50 feet.
y. Burlington, fer wife, 25i feet.
l.. b. Cain 81 fe
John KeDnard. 63 feet
lafle Duh no Co., for j. Fsire, % feet.
W. Van Benthuy SEN 941s feet
NJ Nelson. ~ feet 3uches
Mrs. Z. Taylor. 100 ieet.
@ w. Race. rs feet
J. W. Labouisse, So feet.
George Purves Ia feet
Z. A Tyler "a feet.
C. A. M,enberger l2S feet
L. L. Damarin. per A. Damsrn q feet.
j. NJ. Schwartz. 6S feet
Q. T. Besuregsrd c. r. R, 80 feet
Edward Claren. q feet.
j. Mye % feet
Thomas II. Barker. Sc feet.
Charles @. johnson 81 { ct
CAtharine Macs, q teet
y. Pouli0t. 80 fest
John Mathes. "a feet.
D. W. r ane, IL feet.
Mrs. john O'Bn.n, by Emile J. o. Brisn, 90 feet.
frank R0der. % feet
j. W BBhrmanne. " feet.
d. G. McfNsn, 81 feet
George Sehsn 80 feet.
Jsmes West 60 feet
George SOu'e, 80 feet.
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OFFICIAL.


Orleans:
The uncersigped Owners of Real Estate Witch fronts
and Toledalo street respectfully petition your Honorable
Boy to order said porter Of st. Charlie: street es
with the Patent Nicoseu Pavement.
hichael 0erLon 81 feet
Mrs q Mcfaulf p feet.
J. NJ. Reid. 81 feet inches.
e :. Keep g. feet
i. 6; Grover. IL feet
h Bidwell. 90 feet
=. Goldsmith, Ill feet
Isaac Forcnmer, 80 feet.
:; - Wenan, agent Is feet
Henry Kopman. II feet.
Msrv Regain 81 feet.
J Newman. for the E. Church, IS feet,
Mrs. X. L. Walker Sc { ct.
Louis q a. somergue. per pro- OLA 50 feet.
@. j. Ferguson los feet.
Charles Jumonville. 81 feet.
y. Hiizmann, l36 feet.
NJ Mann. per Well Son, rs feet
p. p. Fitzgerald & Iheisn, rs feet
A. Ma'chand, O. feet.
Elizabeth A. Hughes, % feet.
Daniel Ho dsnth s. feet.
W. 7. Richards, l38 feet.
Lsfsye ts Folger. $50 feet.
Il. H. Harris l29 feet
Mrs N. V. Bynon, 26 feet.
G. semsDn. q feet.
b. Haekett IL feet.
James Byrne, 80 feet.
p. Cestsc, &C feet
j. s. Sning. 80 feet.
Charles Gallagher. go feet.
Mrs A. NJ jennings per Forneau, IS feet.
p Quinn ngs, ia feet
Mrs. q. t. WATKINS 60 feet.
l. J. Webster, "a feet.
George W. West 65 feet
Chss H. Churchill tutor etc minors Of E. H. Thorn "a feet
c. q. Churchill, 26 feet.
Srthur kc0Tir 100 feet.
John Henderson. Jr., So feet
u NJ Russia 81 feet
Smith McKeDns, l25 feet.
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James Lansing, Of Lssalle, formerly volunteer
utersnt In the United States navy, calls on all
10 Ulcers who served in the Western flOtila aud
ississippi squadron during the war to assemble
Il Cairo on the l4th of February, and form a
|pciety similar in character to those of the army
e Tennessee, etc.
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PAsToRAL RETREAr.-As before announced, the
storsl retreat for the Archdiocese will com.
epce Tuesday next at the private chapel of the
chbishopric. The retreat will be preached by
Re Rev. Father Gieseu, Of the Redemptorist order.
do performed the same duty on two previous &C.
sions to the general satisfaction Of the Rev.
Eergy.-lN. o. Morning Star.
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LrRREsT TuRPIN, wHoLBsALE nANUEAo-
Il Of Stick Candy Fancy Candles Chocolae Cream
Drops, sug.5 Almonds. Rock Candy Julgbs Paste Gum
rents Cupds, Flowers Gun Leaves Lyrics Dsu-
pAns Decorated Toys Cossaquss Fancy Papers for csk
Stands Bouquets Csronages Fancy Boxes for Christ
and New Year Presents Oornucoplss, &c, sso Ne IS
Old Levse street. between b. LOals and Coat stess Ess
Orleans. La
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PETITION.
pETITION................

DETITION............... ......."...fETITION.
Memorable Conse Commun de Ia vile de Ia Nouves-
Orleans
Messeurs-Nous soussgnes proprieaires errains
asant face Ia st Charles cote Quest entire lie Oerce
honorable corps dordOnner que ds section de Ia St.
Charles cote lie Cercle Tvo ct la TOedano
SOFT pave sysc lie pave pateute do Nicolson
A L. Zereea. 81 peds
Z K. Converse pJ W. Noyes, 81 pieds
Succession d Alexandra Philips so pieds.
John A. Philips 40 pieds.
P. 7. Philips, SO peds
Thoma. Mcknight, l40 peds
Wolf Prather 81 pieds.
joseph u bren, 80 pieds,
F. Lurges Ssls pieds
1homss McDOnDee, % pieds
William Creery, 81 pieds
John A, o. Bnen 80 pisds
G. h rsncy Forstall, % peds
Gerald Farrell, 50pieds
h. J. Burlington pour femme 254 pieds
l. b CAIN Ga pfeds
John II Kennsrd 6 pieds.
LATTE DuflhO a CisP-rJ. Faivre, % pieds.
Van BeDthnysen, ga pieds.
NJ. Nelson AZ peds pouees
y. Tayl 100 pieds.
G. W. kace, 70 pieds
j. W LhbOuisse e6 peds
George Purves III pieds.
L. A. Tyler "a pieds.
q. A. Miltenbe ger, l28 pieds
E. L. Damarin per A. Damsrin, q pieds.
J. N. Schwartz. 6s pieds
G T BeanregsTd 80 pieds.
dward CaTen, "a pieds.
j j. Myers 28 pieos
Thomas Parker So pieds
Chas L. Johnson, 81 pieds.
Catherine Macs q peds.
Pouliot. 30 pieds.
John Mathes "a pieds.
d. W. HORNE a pieds.
Nine JOIN O'Brien. per EmilsJ o'Bren, % pieds.
Frank ROder. % pieds
= W. BahrueaceDe. n pieds.
O. McCan 81 pisds.
George Scherr. 90 pieds
james West 60 uieds
Sfule. qS pieds
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DIET ITION
PETITION.

PEI .................PETITION
FEW'ORLEANs, Oct. Is 1863
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans:
Gentemen-Jhs undersigned property Bolivar
street. be Poydas and Common and Lafsy cite
number of feet front hereinafter mentioned do
respectfully your honorable body the b,nquets
said street. between Lafayette and Commbn unfit for
travel especially after hight We therefore lay this Det
ton before have said bsnquets side walks paved
cubed according to law, for which will pray,
etc
rios oNEIL $50 feet
PATRICK NJ RPHY, ITO feet.
ThOS. Marley. 80 feet
n. a. WEBER, 10 feet.
A. BRIDGE, l50 teet.
CHAs. ROSS, 60 feet,
JOHN CROFT, $40 feet
LAWRENCE MCGREUNE, 80 feet
WALLER CUshIN CHAN, 30 feeI
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet.
JOHN FORD 90 feet
COUTLEDGb 4 kA1NEY, 100 feet.
PATRICK MAHER. 80 feet
HENRY GAINES. 30 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, % feet
SCHMIDT BIEGLBR, 100 feet.
b j. BEIKERY, $50 feet.
j. HIN BAKERY, 30 feet
Petition siened IA, 9l2 feet
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DETITION..
PETITION.

PETITIoN."".......... .:..........PETITIoN
EouvELLE-oRLEANs, Is octobre 1858.
Honorable Consei Commun de la vile la Nouvele
Orleans:
Messeus-Les soussgnes propriesires Ia Bolivar
les PoyaTa Commune Laaye repesentsnt
lie nombre de ped de face menonHes nformen
votre honorable les bsDquttes sur
dte ente Lafayette Commune sont dams eta qu
les rerd impassabes petons surtout Ia mutt Ains
DONE petition demsndsnt les
d banquettes sOient pavecs comormeent
Ia loi, pour lequel ous prierons, etc
THOMAS ONFIL. 662 pieds
Patrick MURPHY, no =
THoS MAhKkY, 30 -
H. A. WE8E2 I'D
Z. JUDGE, $50 -
CHAS ROSE. 50
JOHN CROFT, $40
LAWRENCE McGREUEE, 30 peds
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, 30 pieds.
GILLIAN SHERIDAN, 20 peds
JOHN FORD, 50
COUTLEDGE RAINEY, 100 pieds
PATRICK MAHER 80 pieds.
HENRY GAINES, 30
EDWARD LYNCH. IS
SCHMIDT &zIEGLER, 100 pieds.
b j BERRERY. $50
JOHN BAKERY, 81 -
Nomhre total de pieds. Il 9l2.
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Or
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
JIM. LAPEYRE, ". s. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON, IA B. PoTHIER.
II. ZUBERBIER, WIN. McCULLOOH.
l. n MARKS, O. CAvAROC,
4. r. SCHMIDT, WIN. CREEvY,
". COOPER THOs X. FINLAY,
W.. PIKE, ANTHONY sAMBOLA.
DAVID McCOARD. PATRICK IRWIN,
l. OAULFIELD JNO. q. sINNOrT.
GERARD STITH, ". q. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
yNO. DAVIDSON, President;
VS.. PIKE Vice President;
r. W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A, FOURNIEB, Treasury
W. B. KoONTz, Attorney.
". O. NICHOLS. N. d., Phyhclssr
N. @. FoLGER. Agent,
Omcs No. ls9 csrOrdslei street. DsvidsOn's Row
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II OUIsIANA STATE

II OUIsIANA STATE
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE COR. CARoNDELET AND COMMON STs.
FIRE.....MARINE... RIVER.
RISES TAKEN AT THE LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
+. GANUCHEAU. President
A. BALDWIN, Vice President.
L. W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
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Under the violets.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
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Al meeting Of the Board Of irsc.os held the 9th
day Of June 1858 resolved declare Scrip Dividend
Of THIRTY PER CENT the Net Earned Participating
Premiums for year ending soh May 1868 for which
estes will issued and after the first day Of August
Also pay and Aer the second Monday July
next THIRTY FIVE PER CENT. ON THE SCRIP ISSUE
OF 1852 and sx per all outstanding scps
Of the Company.
DIRECTORS:
John Penberton. p. Haspero. David McCora
NJ PUG, "a Y. Generes Pierre P0utE,
Chas. sagory, John Morvan Han B. z. Rsll
P. 8. Wtitx, III. Fernandez.
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g9Ef .i.-s1 nos s1stf .E.-g ~. - Il i'tl 80
- giista9m sd ,saia ztias1 TsS1"i 9a s1s
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HAthsE Garrett

In our Book Notices." we lately referred to
Lady Herbert's work On Spain, which is now
receiving universal commentator from all
classes of readers. We give below her descrip-
ton OF D man VINO has been prominently before
Chs Sorid of late in connection with Spanish
affairs:
One only visit wasypaid, which will ever res
main in the memory of the lady who had the
confessor of the Queen of Spain and Arch
bishop of Cuba-a man as remarkable for his
great personal holiness and ascetic life, for
the unjust accusations, of which he is continu-
ally the object On one occasion, these nnfa-
yorable reports having reached his ear, and
being only anxious to retire into the obscuSity
which his humility makes him love so Well he
went to Rome to implore for o release from his
present post, bat it was refused him. Return
ing through France, he happened to travel
but unknown to him, as he was to them, who
began to speak of all tho eyils-real or i'm
aginary-which. reigned in the Spanish count,
the whole Of which they unhesi tatingly att,i-
buted to Monsignor Claret, very much in the
spirit of the old ballad against Sir Robert Peel:
who filed the butchers shops with big blue flies"
He listened without word, never attempting
either excuse OF justification, or betrayi ing his
Identify Struck with his saint-like manner
and appearance, and likewise very much
charmed with his conversation during the
couple of days journey together, they begged
at parting to know his name, expressing an
earnest hope of an increased acquaintance at
Madrid. He gave them his card with q smile.
Let us hope they will be less hasty and more
charitable in their Judgments for the future.
Monsignor -Claret's room in Madrid is fair
type of himself Simple even to severity in it's
fittings, with no furniture but his books and
some photographs of the Queen and her chill
dren. 1t contains only one priceless object. and
that is q wooden crucifx, of the very finest
Spanish workmanship, which attracted at once
the attention of his visitor. "Yes, it is very
beautiful, }. he replied in answer to her words of
admiration, " and like it becausSit expresses
SO wonderfully ricsory orer suffering. Crucifxes
generally represent only the painfal and hu-
~ Hn1 the ans rss d1sysAe view of
death and hell.1, 20
Contrary to the generally received idea, he
never NEEDLES in politics, and occupies himself
entirely in devotional and literary works. One
of his books, Camino Recto y Seq urO Para Llegar
al CielO, would rank with Thomas u Kempis'
Imitation in suggestive and practical devotion.
He keeps perpetual fast, and when compelled
by his position 20 dine at the palace, still keeps
to his peagre fare of " garbanzos,' or tho like.
He has great gift of preaching; and when
he accompanies the Queen in any of her royal
progresses, is generally met at each town when
they arrive. by earnest petitions to preach,
which he does instantly, without rest APP
parent preparation, sometimes delivering four
or five sermons in day. In truth, he is
always prepared" by hidden life of per-
petual prayer and realization of the unseen.
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clergyrAs.u sazau1AIle 81 IL ss.drse Il III issSTel
ants VIII sssF ne 81 ~ 'osganissssson tiaa'
essenss 50 rot - Id yldhziity sra
diveraisy and III cardir1 triNciDle tbs rillft
of private jnt gment. Tins, and no doubt hap-s
PLY, there always will be, snd; must be, many
different Protestant churches; and to merge
them into ono naust forever be Impossible. Bdt
here we are aesnred that, unless this inapoSsi-
bic thing takes place. there Is no hope of
preventing the Triumph Of g Romanism, rktioai-
alisn, and infidelftysN Az to what would hap
pen IL the inr Visible thing occur, there are
two opinions ais-ong efergymen. 1t is only q
few months ago that DE-. Ewer-who perhaps
Is not AN ssevangelical,n but whom even the
evangelicals will admit to be o Christian--de-
Hyered five sermons to prove that % rational
ism and iniidelityn were thefruits of Protest
antisrn, and that :" the only hope" of checking
their growth was-in Catholicity. And now
these other clergymen are declaring that " Ro-
manism, rationalism and infideiityu can only
be cured by large doses of that which DR..
Ever denounces Us the cause of these woes.
We may leave him and them to settle that be-
tween them. But let us hope that the evan
gelical allies represent none but themselves,
and the Professionals of the United States neith--
er fear the Pope nor hate their Roman Catholic
brethren, but are willing, in the future as in
the past, to share with them all the blessngs
Of q government which recognizes the equal
rights of all forms of faith, and under which
jew, Turk, Pagan Gathalic,- Protestant ana
even evangelical ally may worship God ac-
cceaif4g t4the Afetatss'of- his own Conscience,
with none to mpleat him or make him afraid
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1 T NJ Pao r T A n T. h.tE iis.g
Mr.. JAMES TIERNEx wishes the people Of the S q
cent City to understand that they can Ss
4 TIRE FIECESf and other Ornaments at hia 61Vpf4'
Common street, ketEean Robertson and ilieFe. =.
All orders In his line punctuRly attended g ~
| Owest prices. An work fully guaranteed; aS" =
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PHOTOGRAPHY, ETC.

DHOTOGRAPHS.-.-...--- PHOTOGRAPHS.
s. A ND r ON
Has the pleasure of announcing to his numerous
friends and the public that he has removed from 81
Camp street to
1888. CANAL STREET 1913
where he is prepared with all the improvements
In the Art to execute the Most Beautiful Work
be desired, at the old rates of g per dozen.
He would call especial attention to his style
SUN PEARL PICTURES
which surpass the Finest Ivory Miniature. Copying
every style and sizo.
Call and zee. IL mhI4 3m
,,Irc.rc.c-r, ruc.r r.-..rc.
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Good will, like, . good. name, ia, got I
many actions aud lost BY. nne.siso ]. .7gs

Happiness ss q bird fhat owns no Gag
~ bat tho bosom, SGT et,.ete.eitrl e .nett G.
"a.
~ a5sss Gtc5 ss.s5ga sn2ss1fE z llasENt =,
azsas ea4s biaA is1sdIi zesassS ~ ft hsse-s9 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

different female schools Of the town. Your
correspondent counted sevcnty-six, under
The wing Of Miss Baldwin, and did not
blame some OF his young friends for looking
on with longing eyes and fluttcring hearts,
and seeking every means 10 cVade the sharp
eyes OF the principal and win lew Smiles
from the fair charmerS.
The old man and his "ltc, driving IN
OK in harness. with n red umbrella hhlstrd,
were out in full feather. ana created Il
Juror al mcrrin"nt. VALLEY.
srcrial telegram t. IN" Dispatch.
STAUsToS. VA, October II.
The crowd to-day was larger than on the
first day. but not 50 large a. yesterday.
The premium awards and ribbons made II
pretty display. Parkins. Of Stanton, won
= pacinr match over Marshall, OF Augusta.
+. &. Crawford exhibited best rockers. Mr..
Harvcr took the premium on Belle Boyd Is
the best walker. There were five entries
for the trottin" match for certificate oil
merit. The contest was between Flcklln'1
.'Pllrk Hawk" aad &. i. Conier'S ioilr-
wear old colt: won in two heats by Confer
Pnkn>'S gray horse Won the trOtting match
over pratt's sorrcl There was al exciting
pig race, and mule and harnessed OK race.
Nine yonng ladies contendcd for the
archery prize Of bow and arrows. The real
contest was between Miss Avery Corvrli
AMI Mis- Sell Taylor. of Stanton. Miss
TAYLOR won. and The prize was presented hy
General Trimhlc in behalf Of the Judges.
The grand feature Of the day was the
tournament, in which twcnty-ninc knights
~ n
charge to the KNIGHTS was made by Major
+. {. Elder, Of >tauaton. An immense
crowd witnessed the tilt with the deepest
interest. The following were successful
Black knight. :. b. Allen, OF Augusta,
second: KNIGHT OF Fort Lewis. J. ". Nc
GoAa. Of Augusta, third; knight Of Gross
Keys. II. \. Nanlear, Of Rockingham,
fourth: Knight Of Glade. :. II. Bell, Of Au-
guSta. fifth :: Knight of the Flying Cloud,
Joseph 4. Smith, of Staunton. Black
Knight took the ring five times i'll success.
sion. Gross Keys four, and Fort LEXIS
three Miss J. Josephine English, of Staun-
ton. was chosen Queen Of Love and Beauty;
First Maid Of Honor, Miss Anna Ryan, of
stanton: Second Maid Of Honor. Miss Mary
Cameron, of R0ckbrdgc Third Maid of
Honor, Miss Emma Brown, of Stanton;
Fourth Maid Of Honor, Miss Bette Esllridge,
Of ~tluntOn.
The coronation and ball comes of in the
Totunda 10 night as per programme.
The Fair, on the whole, is most bril-
liant success. Good order prevailed to the
a~t. aud there was nothing to mar the oc
caSion save that youth named Todd, from
Mount scion. was thrown from his horse
ana killed while returning home yesterday
evening. WALLET.
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a,,h,. Il can be paid In fifteen and half
,.nors ycero. not sooner: or. hv the pavmcn:
/ twenty-five millions scmi-annuaily a.
hove. il can 10 paid in twenty-thrcc and =
half wears. ~ ~
d" Octobcr Il. 1869"
I, seems 10 IL that our correspondents :"
;dca i Just The same as ours. He adHl''-
int the Government must pay s23o, ooo.e@
per annum: hut he seems to set down Tue
whole debt Of $500 600. 900 rs intcrcst-h"a"-
ny. whereas only about &2ioo.ooo,o GOO 81 II
.cqr* interest. Ccrf@intv we both agree
h, Il would be impossible 10 pay tn" d'h'
n fourteen years lWapproprIatIng one num-
lrcd millions per annum to that purpose !;
md this IL The statement which We called IN
question.
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Mr.. Boutwell's Eipures-Apaiu.

a correspondent writes lis as follows:
- In your structures on Mr.. Boutwell, :
figures contained IN your editorial of this
morning, ! think you, a. well rs Mr.. Bout
well, are i'll error. | have not seen the
speech alluded to, but have no doubt that /
understand the plan proposed by Mr..
Boutwell,. But he is mistaken in regard to
the time necessary to pay off the debt even
under that plan.
Assuming the debt at twenty five hun
dred millions, and the payment of fifty mil
lions semi-annually in addition to an amount
equivalent TO the interest on the original
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

GUNS, GUNS.-JuS! opened large and
N complete stock Of GUNS and PISTOL s Of line
aud cheap quality. Some tine English BEEECH-
LDA, ERS and SPoKTING ARTICLES and
AMMUNITION OF all kinds at lowest possible
prices. Also, agent for the celebrated DEAF,
SHOT, and Other fine brands of SPORTING and
BLASTING POWDER constantly on hand.
II. W.TIGNOR,
Gunmaker, 1882 Main street,
oc B-lm Wash's old stand,
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FOR T9sACGGSssTS.
no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

We have just perfected Tie most complete and
conyeaieut machine for GKOONlNG TOBACCO
BOXES for Stamps. The orders from the Inter
na! Revenue Office requiring all boxes 10 be
grooycd, il becomes especially importrnt 10 have
4 machine that viii do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer 10 the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at cur fac
tory. II. NJ. SMITH Il CO..
oc2 1882 Main street
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~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
Ne BRAND-CuTTER, l4io MAIN STREET
The new patent BRANDING-IRDS. for marking
fecty adapted to branding barrels or any Other
trticle under the new law.
Engrarers' Stock stencil Paste, Brushes, In.
delible Ink, Steel Dies. Alphabets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, Steel Rings,
Checks, Tags, &C., wholesale and retail. mhs