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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29
TMPORTANT TO WEsTERNs.SsG.
SHIPPERS.


THE PowHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
BALTIMORE md QEI9. RAILROAD
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements TO ah;ppess % TO
BACCO, WHISKEY, BACON, CANDLES, &C.
to and from the West q. low rates, quick Time
and less handling than any other line.
AL western and eastern bound ireight aellVst a
to and received from board the care or the BAL
tin,ore and Ohio Railroad Company OF Locust
Point saving transfer By drays and exPosureto
Through bills OF Ieding given on all shipments
by WILLIAM Ss bhi. H..
|DHILADELPHIA, RICH rsgSa
l. MOND AND NORFOLK Stan -SsASf.
SHE PaIL ntLPHMiA RMi aSd J.
8. GREEN, COMPOSING this line, will Leave Phlla-
delphia every WEDNESDAY snd ShCUBDAf,
Ffs re:e2ed n except
days., cheSper than BY any o'her route, Tor an
Of rsnnsyya2it saa s ys iDe
for Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk st
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
''A'e''' W. P. PORTER, Agent
No. 24ls Dock street, Richmond.
VIM. P. CLYDE & G j., Agents,
No. IA North Wharyes, and
ses No. leSouth Whsrves, Philade!pblI.
John ". WY ea1se.n SHIPPING
" AND CoAmleS IG;s : a sSa1
No. 0 GOVERNOR sTAEET,
RIcusoND, Va. PosT-OFEIcE Sox H-
FOB LIVERPOOL, AL, ,,,uo,,u a.xSSA
TyMAN LINE or MAIL STEAMERS BaILINd
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Pdya6Ls Il, Gold. Payable IN Currency:
First cabin. ......-.,a75I Steerage..
TO London .,....... so To London .,......-... %
tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further information apply st the ConpSny's
oricee, JOHN &. DALE. Agent.
'.r,sf- Is Broadway, New 7 ORE; orto
JOHN W. WYATr, Agec.. Richmond va
FOB NEW YORK. @RA
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP GsxAR
COMPANY.
The splendid new side. wheel steamships ISAAO
HE'LL, SARATOGA, MA & A, Aiss u.
Norfolk, City Point and SSSm9ra eysfy aGnS
p. Il. Leave Richmond eysry fCksDAf, Fhl'
DAY, and SUNDAY, 81 hiai tide.
TheGe ships are entirely new. t6$y nave eeaadEs
saloons and 5tateroors, The fare, aeco1ncdN
lions, ind attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made With steamers TOT ~
southern and European ports.
Ins1rsnee enestsd, Tssn prds.ed At 2TiA ~,
For further information apply TO
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
mye6 NO. Governor street.
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UTIEGO.' ELLETT 81 CRuMP, ,,
We are In daily receipt Of our stccS or bootS
SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., cempriaing ths y, l ~
and bess stsls5 Of Ladies', 1issei shlosS, ~
Gsnt,a Boots and Shoes, Also an eXceltres 5s'
sortmens Of sha very best farmers heavy R9St r
and q variety OF Satchels. yaltScs, Sc; M u
which we are selling very 10y. saE
s late with Gardnes - Carson'
'TGrSg JOIN Il. ELLEIr,
late with T. 3. Ssid6sn.
JAS. D. CRuMF,
I late with wsg2oner e Haa fgsy.
JAMES A. GRIaG. Salesman. oe is-em
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" e T 3 Ii b,
go !. s REsrAURArEUR, D
1904 MAIN STREET, 800
Has Fitted hss saloons and IN yftes the custor, =,
OLD friends, whose patronage and goodwill he has
enjoyed Tor snentS-seyen years. His LADIEM
DfNIN GROOM ami PARLOR are elegant Cow.
Portable, and retired, and the gentle iadies =,
Richmond and from abroad wiIfand on his b!.
Of fare sll they can desire, which Will be served m
the most elegant style Of bis art. $9
The winter programme is now presented WITH
all It's Injuries and de1icsctes of land and vster
the most superb meats and vegetables supplied h,
the local market, ana the luxurious cOntrfDu,ion.
from North and South, win be found In his Isrder
Game, oysters, fish, venison, Wild and tame fowl
&c, &C., served In the best styles tn order.
Bis BAR is supplied with LIQuORS unsur.
passed by those IN any bar In the United States
CHOICE, SE6SOHABLE DRINKS brewed IN
the most exquisite style by his experienced bar.
keeper.
Parties dining or taking other meals In his pr,.
yste roons supplied promptly according 70 or.
ders.
DINNERS, sUPPEBS, and MEALS furnished
to order for parties and families in the best style
Country customers viii always dud aecommoda.
ton, and their orders promptly filed. ocS
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JOHN W. WYATT,
ID GENERAL SHIPPING
AND CONFESSION GgRCHANT.
No. Q GOVERNOR sTHEET,
RICuEoND, Va. POsT-OFEICE Box ".
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FOB NEW YORK.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

NEW STORE.-LADIES BOOT AND
In SHOE EApt!R UH.
No. as Broad street. bett cen Iih and SD.
have now On hand n, d s,G rcse's daily nsW
additions to my lsrge s..ck @,
BOOTS. SHOE, AND tiTERs.
comprising the very beet assn ineut OF La iee'
Misses, and CL,lrrgE's
BOOTS AN:s GOES
In this city, cons cg Of t' latest styles and ~
best M anufac.u er, In re country; all OF which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
Remember. this Is tie only Lsd es' booL sIa
adapted tor ladies o,lIy.-.s-' A, ID. HARE!-.
!. No 2a-am AIS BROAD streeL bet. s.k and a.n.
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GARY g. CARLTON, -
" No. SO Broad street. % door from stti, ~
dealers IN -sF -
BOOTS, SHo KS, TRUNKS &c, A.,
Have on hand q complete assortment OF Laaies,
Gents, Misses, Bows, Children's and lnlans
30 ;Ts, SHOES, aud CATERS OF every yaf,e s.,
and size all OF the latest styles and from the oss'
manufacturers. $1,000,
We respectfully solicit call from all In want
$500, +. NJ. CARY,
noIs V. 5. CARLTON.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
M VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1884.
puvrrn CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS
Insures Buildings by perpetual or ananal poaacy.
Losses cquitably adjusted and promptly PAID.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure Will find 1t to their inter-
est W '"'i A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN 3. JANFOKTH, Secretary.
HENRY u. DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN P. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM G. ALLEN,
JOHN C. HOBS0N,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM II. HANALL,
SAMUEL c. TARDY,
JAMES 81. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
JOHN FREELAND,
GARRET F. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS
WILLIAM II. PALMER. oc ~
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TACKsON's CANDY FACTORY AND
and cd streets. He has finest MALAGA GRAPES
in the city, new RAIsIHS, new FIGS, and q full
assortment OF FRENCH and AMERICAN CON.
FICTION ERIE3 at wholesale and retail. He has
every facility for furnishing III kids Of ICED,
ORNAMEsTED, and FANCY CAKES. ZOE
CREAM, In moulds or otherwise, to order.
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MUTUAL

GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED In 1883.
ALI, POLICIES NoH-FORFEITABLF.
OSE-THIRD LOAN GIVEN.
AIT CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
I'M STATEMENT: a., ooo
Policies Ia iorce'''''''' 2, 5o0. 600
Assets .....:''.' 1000, 900
Annusi lo1'''0' ,,,.. SOC, 900
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None are genuine unless done up In STEEL
ENGRAVED WRAPPER, With fsc-stmils of my
Chemical Warehouse. and signed
sus,--am II. q. HHLAHOLn
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C0WFECTtDEERHEa.

NEW GOODS-FRESH ARRIVAL.-300
IN boxes Layer aisins, IS trails Seedess Raisins,
10 barrels New Currants, 10 boxes ssrdiDes rs
toes and Peaches, 100 dozen Assorted Mixed
Pickles, 20 half barrels Cucumber Pickles.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX, Conlectioner,
uo22 1912 lain street,
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WIFI ECKHAM, President
w r. HOOKER, Vice-President;
L., NCADAM. Secretary ana Actuary'
&C. CbENCH, Assistant SecretaTy;r x,
SECURITY, CHEApNESS, .LlbE Lt, a;et,n,
pROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark anu olstin-
saieA WIN ISAAC HUTZLER CO..
co,oro, cants for Virginia and North Carolina.
oen9ASA WILLIAM LtYRhSTE1N,
Agent for Richmond,
Office, No. q02 Main street:
DIR. ]. q. CAnELL, Medical Examiner. no
UTIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEF1i
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
" OF NEW YORK.
BLACKFORD & CLARka,,,,,xr
GENERAL MANAGERS. FOR sOU1dEhN
DEPARTMENT.,
B T II 0 L, NJ u.
This company, while issuing all approves ana "a
safe STYLES Of policies invites special attent9n 70
fheir system OF GROUPING or TONTINE DlVi-
DENDPOLICIES, rendering life Insurance avail
able as an investment unequalled Dy any o1hef
company. For agencies, apply to ,,ooyp
General Agent for the Southside,
=. % otau1rx Richmond Va.
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wv PRICES OF OUR BOOTS, SHOE: ~
TRUNKS, sATCHELS, &C., TO enable sD s,,,-
in want OF good and reliable goods 70 ge. ,Isr
And nj our Broad-street store, corner OF et, tos
very particular and cali at thu CosNEh as sop.1
one else Is passing himself OF FOR US 70 me I'D
Assorted stock fin the city-ma6e TO lace aud put
ton-os French Kid tGiovel Cali, Turkey noroSe e
Sc. Re- In oil widths and sizes, enabling Us ~ AL
times to give easy and well. fitting goods.
MARCUS HARRIS h BSOFaEb,
No lss3 Main street. snd
ocsi corner of 9Th and Broad streets.
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MY GRAVE.

When beneath the cold, red earth am sleeping,
LIES fever DER.
Viii there for me be any bright eye weeping
That I'm no more.
W i'll there be any heart still memory keeping
OF heretofore?
When The great winds, through lealless forests rush
Like full hearts break,
When the swollen streams, DER crag and gully
gushing,
W i'll there be one whose heart despair is crushing
Mourn for my sake?
" hen the bright sun upon that spot is shining
With purest ray,
And the small flowers, their buds and blossoms
tWining,
Burst through that clay
viii there he one still on that spot repning
Lost hopes all day?
When the night shadows, with the ample sweeping
OF her dark pail
The world and all its manifold creation sleeping,
The great and SMALL
viii there be one. even at That dread hour, weeping
For me,-for all:
When no star wrinkles with its eye of glory,
ON that low mound;
And Wintry storms have with their ruins loarv
It's loneness crowned;
win there he then one yersed in misery's story
Pacing it round?
Il may he so,--but this is selfish sorrow
TO ask such need
weakness and wickedness to borrow,
From hearts that bleed,
The Wailing of to-day, for what tomorrow
Shall never need
Lay me then gently i'll my narrow dwelling,
Thou gentle heart;
And though thy bosom should with grief be swell
ing,
Let no tear start;
ltWerein for Time hath long been knelng-
Sad one depart
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THE SHETLAND Pony. Col. T. b. Thorp

The SHETLAND Pony. Col. T. b. Thorpe,
in Appleton's journal discourses on the nat
ural history of the Shetland. We extract the
following pleasant "reminiscences:
s'Dan Rice, the Snowman" who has prob
ably surpassed all professionals in his day
in training representatives Of the genus
equine, including horses, asses. mules and
zebras, has a very exalted opinion of the
merits of the Shetland pony. AT one time
he possessed II remarkably inc one, which
was so small that he used to bring it into the
ring in his arms This was q most taking in
cident with the juveniles, and they expressed
their feeling by clapping their tiny hands and
giving ulterance to shouts of admiration.
Some boys Of our acquaintance had a Shet-
land pony, which afforded an infinite sight
OF hearty, healthy amusement, by draggingia
little wagon along country road. The fun
loving pet evidently enjoyed the excitement
quite rs much as his more intelligent friends.
SO long as he was treated fairly he would,
after his fashion, do honest work but if over
loaded he expressed his Indignation by Wig
orously hammering his heels against the
dashboard of the wagon. Having once
caught his foot in a bridge floor which he was
often obliged to cross, he would never after
ed to be treacherous ground. His biped
| companions effected a satisfactory COM
promise on the occasions by ''unhitching"
and placing the pony i'll the wagon. Thus
disposed of, he was dragged over the trcach-
erous bridge and tackled upon the opposite
side
Some Of Leech's best pictures of the Eng
fish watering places are made up Of stout
people riding the good natured Shetland, and
the contrast is often irresistibly droil and
grotesque. His appearance and size make
him great favoritc OF children. They sym
pathize with what seems juvenile, and little
ness is their first impression of a want of
maturity. But the affection bestowed is fully
appreciated by the pony, for he makes great
distinctions in their favor, will allow himself
to be caressed by them, to be hauled about
to be overloaded Git such thing is possible, J
or oyerworked. All of which will be intelli
gently protested against, if coming from
elderly persons; and in his dealings with al
ages, he always judges between intentional
and accidental annoyances. His memory is
so good that he never 1orgets kindness
but his resentments are only displayed by
avoiding, as far as possible, persons and
places connected in his mind with unpleasant
associations Rosa Bonheur, while i'm Scot
land, painted one Shetland pony which is in
comparable in outline, but, by some strange
misconception of the creatures real charac
ter she has made him endeavoring to pull
away from the companonship of a lad "wil(
as the heather" and less docile, probably
than the animal itself. If there were the
slightest leaven Of humor in the nature o
the painter Of the ''Horse Fair" she would
have given us the Shetland pony in his nor
NAL condition-that of good nature and soc
ability
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WATCH No. ll2f--bearing Trade Mark, Frederic
Atherton Co." manufactured by the u, 5. Watch Co
has been carried by months its total variation
from mean time being only Y seconds. A. l.. DENNIS
President n. j. K. Ii. & 7. Co.
WATCH No 1925, Stem Winder- bearing Trade MARX
-" Frederic Aherton Co.. Marion N a., manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by
II months months OF that time at sea, and in all the
various climates of Europe During that time and since
my return ii has not varied one second per week.
ii. LASSING, Manager knckcrbockcr Life lnsur-
ance Co., 1Gl Broadway, N. Y.
UTICA, N. Y, Feb. Is, 1870
WATCH No. 1853, Stem " in,!er-bcarng Trade Mlrk
"Frederc Atherton Co., Marion, N.J." manufactur-
months its total variation from mean time being five
seconds per month. 4. G., lest,
Asst Supt. N. Y. c. K II. Il. Il.
1yr3i ~
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ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR, l., DIX
L particularly invites all Ladies who need Mcdicai o,
surgical adviser, to call at his Rooms, u Endicott ST.
Boston, Mass, which they will find arranged for thc
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted twenty years to thi,
particular branch of the treatment of all diseases peculiar
to females, it is conceded by ALL both in this
try and Europe that he eXcels all other known practc
toner's in the safe, speedy and electua treatment
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
OF removing all diseases, such debility weakness
natural suppressons, engagements OF the womb also
discharges which flow from morbid state OF the blood
he Doctor IS now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style, both medically and surgicaly all diseases of tht
female sex, and they respectfully invited to call at
No. FL Endicott str.et, Eso.tan
All etters requiring advice contain oueIosr
insure
Boston. Jan. 1870 Tyr
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$50 we go,-so little knowing what we
touch and what touches us Us we talk! We
drop out common piece of news,-'Mr So
and-so is dead = Mr.. Such-a-one is married,
such ship has sailed, and 10, on our
right hand or our left some heart has sunk
under the news silently gone down in the
great ocean of Fate, without even Il bubble
rising to tell its drowning pang. And this
God help us!-is what we call livngn
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THEIR PERSONAL APPEARANCES

AS a general thing, is neat and becoming
for official duties, though there are of course
many who put on more style than is abSo-
lutely necessary. The counting Of money
for redemption is considered dirty work,
many of the notes being greasy and badly
mutilatcd Most Of the clerks having this
work to perform cover their arms from the
wrist to the elbow with n halfseeve and
with neat aprons in front save their dresses
from being soiled, and always present a neat
appearance.
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WILL TALK

Although repeated efforts have been made
by the officials to put Il stop to the chatter of
the female employees, nothing has been &C
complished toward stopping their tongues
during Office hours, and all hopes of break
ing up this practice have long since been
abandoned. Talk to each other they will, in
spite Of all threats. coaxing and promises
Yet as q general thing they are attentive to
their business and prompt in their attendance
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

.yafmsu just published a new edition of DIR.
lfyslHEN CuIverwells Celebrated Essay
FrT-TV on the radical care without medicine) OF
asAAs7x0 SPERMATORRHu:A, or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses IMPoTENCY, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, impediments to Marriage, etc. al
so, CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FITS, induced by
scll-indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
ED-Price, in Il sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years. successful practice
that the alarming consequences of sefabuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous of internal
medicine or the application of the knife pointing
mode OF cure at once simple certain and efectual by
dition may be- may cure himself cheaply privately and
radically.
ASIhis Lecture should be in the hands of every youth
and every man in the land
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, to any address,
postpaid receipt of six cents, two post stamps
Also, DR.. Culverwclls "Marriage Guide" price 25
cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. G. KLINE & CO.,
l27 BO"ery, New York, Post Office Box 4, $50.
1yrS
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Somebody has said that a lady can not
pass II looking glass without viewing her
self; at any rate, not one Of the many girls
leave the office without u parting look IN the
mirror, u final adjustment Of the hat, and a
glance at her general appearance, ending by
an adjustment of the skirts before making an
exit to the street
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM b. SWAN & CO., having purchased the
w Stores StorehOuses and Wharf of Ii j, AN
DERSON, JR., are now opening an entire stock,
consisting in part of the following articles.
CORN, GRANULATED SUGAR, JAVA COFFEE,
FLOUR, COFFEE RIO
PORK, HAVANA +" JAPAN TEA
BEEF, ST. JAGO OOLONG &C
LARD, MUSCOVADO " RAISINS
TOBACCO, SPICES, SALT, OATS, FISH, &c.
full and complete assortment OF Groceries, which we
invite purchasers to call and examine, and we will
make prices satisfactory.
VIM. b. SWAN,
A. CUTTER SlBLEY.
Belfast, May l, 1869. TIE
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Belfast Savings Bank.
NOW is THE TIME TO DEPOSIT.
"A penny saved is a penny earned"

nEPOSITS made on or before the 1st of any month,
- will be placed upon interest every month"; except
in May and November) and interest computed upon the
same in June and December.
Deposits received daily at the Ranking Room, from
to ~ A. nj. and to4P NJ. Saturdays from to IL M
JOHN ii. QUIMBY, Treas. ASA FAUNCE, Prest
Belfast, July 49, 1870. til
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ITlCA, N. u. Ftb. II IA4U.
WATCH No. collaborating Trade Mark Fayette
Sratton, Marion, N. 4" manufactured by u. s. Watch
Co., has been carried by T. months; its total yaria
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds.
L. NROOMAN Engineer N. \. C. K IL. K. Il.
WATCH No. lO}7 Stem Withdrawing Trade Mark, |
Frederic Atherton X Co., Marion, N. J., manufactur
ed by L. s. Watch Co, has been carried by me since
June 1s67; its variation from time being
~ 1--WE seconds per month"; HENRY SMITH
Treas. Panama X. r., - Wall Street.
WATCH No. 12ol2-bearing Trade Marx, U. s. |
Watch Co., Marion, n. j >" manufactured by United
Watch Co., has been carried by five months
- total variation from time being only twelve |
seconds. GEO. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger |
A gent, rodo, Wabash K Western Railway.
WATCH No. 1259-bearug Trade Mark, " Frederic |
Athcrson Co., Marion, N. J manufactured by L. s.
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TO TIE TRADE.
Mems Furnishing Goods.

WYE keep i'll stock many articles not to be found in
w Wholesale Houses, but which are often wanted by
dealers particular customers. Many of these Goods
are made special ORDER and imported by d.
manufacturers or large dealers. Without in
anything from stock in larger smaller quantities,
at fair wholesale prices specifying the following
| HOSE and HALF HOSE, in all the different grades.
Geo. Brettle Cos heavy and medium SILK SHIRTS
and DRAWERS.
SCOTCH LAMBS WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS.
FRENCH FANCY SIIIRTINGS-P ercalcs and Gre
tonnes.
Paris Stitched and Embroidered SHIRT
FRONTS.
WEIGH, Margetson & Co.'S Best Black EGIINTON
TIES.
Very Rich FANCY SCARFS and TIES.
Lined Gloves and NHittens; many styles Of
ing Gloves; English Ca rtli j OK H.,
scotch ShawIs. English Collars, Suspend
ers, silk 1IanGike rclliefs, IBalbrisgan Half
Hose, Calf Gloves, &c, &c.
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= HlHHVTdVTUTtW DY InlteI States Wutrh ~. m :
Ms in the entire time
T.. CHIrTENDEN, Late Register U. s. Trra,ur,
Watch Co., has been carried by me six months In. M
tai variation from mean time being only eie hi str.
Per month. Have been travelling through different
rs, ana back, by steamer ana railroad. +. RItI
OF Whitney Rice, ~ Broadway, A. $
SrNEtEY, Penn, Feb. 26 l-p
Atherton CO., Marion, \, d. manufactured by s.
Watch Co.,. has been carried by me the three montl.
~ total variation from time being only .ccuuu
during that time H. DE LANCY engineer i & H. K i.
WATCH No. HOS -brating Trade Mark .. Fred.
AthUton X Co., Marion, N. ~ manufactured fy s.
watch co., has been carried by me eleven months If.
total variation from mean time being only seven s,cut
III the entire time A. Ii, KING, Park Place n
and X. Co. F''
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Wholesale Rooms, ID MAIDEN /
And GILES. BROTHER & CO.. 142 Lake

ID. US
No m Winl laune1 al Mark Frl Att n "ml
eel % m from D her J 11I, Alh
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CLERKS A SUCCESS.

1t is only within the past ten years that fe-
males have been employed in the Treasury,
hut the experiment has proved a success,
and rs long as we have a currency there
Nill he ample work for them, for which
they have been found perfectly competent
The total number Of employees in the Treasu-
ny building is about 5000, about LOO of
whom are females. including 800 employed
in the Printing Bureau
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From the Star.
Female cerkships, so eagerly sought alter
by applications from all parts Of the country
are not easily obtained, rs the force in the
Treasury Department and its various bu-
Tcaus has been reduced to u standard, and
no appointments are made except to I'LL va
e.ncirs The influence brought to bear by
the fair applicants in many instances is very
great. and oftenimes the officials are be-
.iegcd by lady office seekers who plead with
tears and rccials of stories of want and suf-
iulng of positions
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A Id bit, but her perceptions arc quicker
than those of a man." He does not believe
in equalizing their salaries with that of the
male clerks, because they would then be
thrust out Of their places by men, who have
votes, and thus bring influence to bear to Sc
cure the positions.