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The Opelousas courier., 1870-08-27
ELGIN WATCHES
MANUFACTURED BY

MANUFACTCkHD bH
THE NATIONAL WATCH CO.,
PRONOUNCED BY
Dealers and Connoisseurs
throughout the country to be the best time
keepers now offered to the public for
Ladies' or Gentlemea's Dee.
They combine improvements not found In any
other Watches Of either Foreign or American
make. Ladies desirous Of purchasing hand.
some, strong, and correct time-piece will And
the elegant Watch bearing tho trademark Of
LADY ELQIN,"
to he all that they desire. Inquire Of your Jew.
eller for the LADY ELGIN. .s. -.
No Morep,ents Retailed by the Company.
Business Office and Salesroom National w a4ch
Company, lS9 and l0R Lake Street,
AP2-3ml CHICAGO, ILL.,
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THE OPELOUSAS COURIER,
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY 3.
JOEL H. SANDOZ.
c D u DH ITO 4 Q

CONDfTIoNs:
Subseripsioa-Three Dollars per year, payable
IN advance, On Four Dollars paysbls ct the end
of the year.
A subseriber wishing to discontinus Must give
. written notice 20 that effect, and settle up all
arreaRages; and NO subscriptien viii be stopped
until sn arrearages ase paid, unlesa at the op.
ton Of the publishes.
Advertising Fifty Cents per square for each
insertion. Eight haos os lass constitute q
square. ta~
All advertisements sent in for publication
will be inserted in Engiish and French unless
otherwise ordered) until the Publisher shall
judge it conyenient to discontinue. :
Dollars each, In advance, If they wish to be an
nounced. 20"
Obituary Notices, Cards of Thaaks, 80, to
be paid for aA advertisements. ..
Personal cards, when admissible, to be eharg-
ed At tie rate Of 20 Cents per line.
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Psli up, my boys, turn quick the rounce,
'5 And let the work begin;
Ths world is pressing On without,
Ard we must press within |! =.
AND we who guide the public mind,
Have infaence far and wide,
And oil our deeds are good, although
The devil 10 at our aide.
Let Ay the frisket, now my boys!
VIE are more proud than We, J..
While wait The anxious crowd without,
.Ths inward power to seeG
DO paA swsy-none are 20 great
As they who ran the car;
And Who have dignity like thoae
Whe practice at the bari
And you who twill the rollers there,
De quick, theu inky man;
Old Tfms j. rolling On himself,
snehaat him If You can!
ma sssshts Of the light and shade,
Nse let the sheet grow pale;
Be careful of the monkey looks
OF every mead anu tall.
.r' fasa& -
eTisngh high in ofaee is our stand.
Ira pteus 10 our ease,
We veuld not cast . siur on those
,Whe an lower place.
zhs gsping world Ia fed by us,
who retail knowledge here;
N fading them We feed ourselves.
Mar deem onr fare teo dear.
PUN up, my boys, turn quick the rounce,
Ard tbus the chase veil join;
We've deposits in the hank-
Oar drasars aze Gall @ quein-
And WHO should more genteeDy cut
d Agu1s or . dashf
4lasi xAat we who press 30 much.
..4 EhaulA Ger be pressed fog cash!
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No. 150 Royal Street, Nesc Orleans, La.
MFRS V: AUCO1N respectfully announces to
IVA the people of Opelousas that she has open
ed at tile above address a Boarding House where
she will receive boarders by the day, week or
month. The rooms arc well ventilated, the &C
com,nodatons excellent, and the table is fur
nished with the best the market affords, and at
the most moderate prices. Families will receive
particular care and attention. IAug6-2m
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.
l. Brousseau & Co., Importers
10 Chartres St., Nesc Orleans

IJ Chdftfe8 81, NeV OFledns,
OFFER for sale at low prices: Carpeting-
" English and American. of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enameled Oil Cloths; Mating
500 rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa Window
Shades, Table and Piano covers Crumb Cloths,
Dr,gget Linen and Felt; Curtains-Lace, Reps,
Worsted, Damask, &C.; Furniture Covering
Linen and Cotton Stripes; .Corniees, Bands
Pins. &C. AugG-lm.
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Universal Clothes WriDger,

ymproyed with Ro,ceTs Patent Cog-pheels, and
the Patent Stop, are now uBquestlonaoiy 1ar sn-
perior to any apparatus for washing clothes ever
invented, and will save their cost twice year,
by saving labor and clothes.
Southern people who have used them testify
as follows: 0.t
They save three-fourths of the labor and cost
and pay for themselves both In money and con-
tentment. Let every young lady learn to use
them and every married one keep them In her
house.-lTe,r Orleans Pcayune.
IAN excellent Washing Machine. We have
tried it. The Clothes Wringer is very superior
good hand viii waah a large number Of pieces
in . few Reconsideration IN. CO. Episeopa' Me-
ahodisf
"The Machine is no humbug. but necessity in
ave would not part with it for anything, and
be compelled to do without it."-Aorganso''"'
W. Va., Post.
"We have one, and speak from observation.
It. Terls In one Hauner ysss IT wi" pay ''f
eve have one of Doty's Clothes Washers, and
our household are in ecstacies over 1t: They are
great economizers of time and acknowledgement
| s. c., advertiser.
Far superior to any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented, and an indispensable inst-
| tuition in every family. ly."-Marlbord Md., Gazette
sNo one after fairly testing their capacities,
win be willing to do without them.'-fas'''s'
"We have one Of these excellent Machines in
use, and we cheerfu1ly commend it for all that
is claimed for it.'-Rusher3 3ordtoH, N. c., Vsnds-
| ensor., -
"A child ten years old can do the washing just
"a well as grown person. Every good husband
should secure one for his family ."--Aorgeaso
| w. y, C0nsdtntion.
"After over two years experience with Do
ty, We are assured that it is the greatest help
and economizer of time, labor and money. We
| have vet had introduced into our househeld- p
Wiuia,nson Ssaitk, Ness Orleaas.
II have had a Doty Washer in my famiiy 70.
some time. 1t gives entire satisfaction, and
take pleasure in commencing it to the head o1
every household. -R. Eosrers, ye6efson, Ieras
II have had one Of Doty's Clothes Washers in
use for q year, and am perfectly satisfied with it
NV family have tried It faithfully, and have
never known it to fall TO accomplish all that II
processes to.s-PSof. j. n. Stesens, Concord Fs
usals College, Ssa.ssvi2e, ". C..
PRfCES-A FAIR OFFER
II If the Merchants in your place Will not fur
nish, or send fer the Machines, send us the re
tail price, Washer SIS, Extra Wringer SO, ans
We will forward either or both Machines, free o
20 sufs are we they viii be liked, that We agre'
to refund the money If any one wishes to return
. the machines free IF freight, after month
trial, according 10 directions.
j No husband, father or brother should pevni
tho dIadgey Of washing with the hands, 6fty
{ two 6sysiA tbs year, when Il can BE- done bet
ter, more expeditiously, with less labor, and n
injury to the garments, by Doty Clothe
Washer, snd Universal Wringer.
Sold ~ dealers generally, to whom hben
r. G. BRowNNG, Gen. Agent.
! FIs 3nl 80 Cortlandt st., New York.
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H LOEB. Office at Fl. } SIGMEND LOEB.
3 CIafin & Co.'S n Y New Orleans. LOu's
H. LOEB & CO.,

No. % Chartres St., Near Orleans,
IMPORTERS of and dealers in Foreign, Do
IL mestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ho-
siery, Furnishing Goods, &c. AugG-im
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J, L. COURET,

Commission Merchant,
No. Is CONT Street, Ncw Orleans, L0.,
WILL take charge of the sale of all pro-
w. ducts entrusted to him. and will make
advances of bagsing and rope on cotton t" be
consigned to him tAngust 6--3m.
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L. MOULOR,
Successor to =. d. Lang,

No. 50 Old Leree St., Corner of Bienrtlle,
and l41 Chartres St., Corner
of Toulouse,
GTEAM MANCFACTORY Of Smoking To-
= bacco and Snuff and importer of all kinds
of Havana Cigars, Chewing Tobacco and Pipes
Aug6-Iml New ORLEANS, LA.
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The Noun b City Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany being a Home Institution, it should be pre-
fcrred by citizens Of the South for many reasons.
We will however. enumerate only two Ok three.
l. The money invested i'll it is retained ut home
where it ASST sts in promoting Western aud South-
ern trade and commerce, i'll building up towns
and cities, in developing onr rich mineral and
agricult ural resources, in building our great lines
of railroad. and in cultivating our boundless
prairies. For these reasons Southern and West
ern men should insure in it,
,. As its funds all invested where high
rates of interest prevail, it can grant insurance
cheaper and pay better dividends than any East
ern Company. For this reason all persons desir'
ing to make certain and safe provision for their
families, should insure in it.
3. Its Local Board of Louisiana Directors being
composed of men of high standing in the com
munity, ia a sufficient guarantee that widows
and orphans will be protected in their rights,
when policies issued BY this Company mature by
reason of death or otherwise This feature is pc
culiar to this company lno other institution be-
yond the limits of the State having local board
and is, therefore, worthy of the highest eonsid-
Grafton.
All kinds of Life Policies are issued by this
Company, and non-forfeiting after an annual
payment.
This Company makes no charge fer policy, fss
or stamps.
Carondelet street, New Orleans:
3. B. SHINES,
State Agent for Louisiana, New Orleans.
Almost all the business men in and abcut
Opelousas have their lives insured in this Com.
pany; among others: Henry L. Garland, DR.. &.
H. Littel j. J. Morgan, Judge A. Garrigues.
DR. John A. Taylor, Joel Fl. Sandoz, James G.
Hayes, Judge A. Bailey &C., 60.
will apply to E. D. ESTILETTE, Agent.
Law-Ofice Of Bailey & Esfiletts,
oct a-1y1 Opelousas, La.
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G. GROVER g. B A TX E RS
FIRST PREMIUM
Ella sTIC sTIT CR
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
A0S Broadway, New York,
1s2 Canal Street, New Oraeamss
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE:
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and NO waste
Of thread.
Wide range Of application without change
Of adjustment -
Tho seam retains its beauty and irmness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work dome by other
Sewing Machines, these Machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery and
| ornamental work. [oc23 69-1y
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OirectOIS :
Louisiana Agency-33 CaTondelet st.
Officer 8 for Louisiana Branch:
Medical Examiners:
Louisiana Director

j. n. FOLWELI., NJ. D., J. B. RlTCHIE, NJ. ID
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
BLOCH. J. BLOCF
. '''lB. BLOCH BROTHERS,

Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants,
No. 1s1 Common St., Nev Orleans.
Psnf,"ay to- @ "Sed m tS a" aIsrs Sssrsss Left
the house Of Bloch & Dupre, IN Opelousas. Will
receive immediate attention. IAug6-Sm
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NWOUND CITY MUTUAL LIFE INSUB~
ANCE COMPANY
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI

on GERS of Home Office
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ODDs AND ENDs.-The hottest day yet.

The Theatre will open early this autumn.
The internal revenue collections in this
district this year have exceeded those OF
last year by 33H per cent.
The hotel-keepers here think of following
northern examples by reducing the price OF
board.
A man on Church Hill has been winding
up his time-piece every night for fifteen
years, and just found out that it is an eight
day clock.
Nine hundred barrels of flour were
shipped from Richmond to Baltimore OIL
Tuesday night.
Franklin street hey ond Twenty-eighth Is
being graded, and the refuse earth will be
used in gravelling the same street between
Twenty fifth and 7Twenty-siXth. -
George X, Crutchtield has been appointed
clerk at the Alms-house. EGJ
Robert Howard, Esq, is acting rs Com
monwealth's attorney during Captain
Wise's absence from the city.
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TIE JAMES RIVER IApRoyEMENT.-Co Colonel
Craighill, Of the United States engineer
corps, to whom has been assigned the work
OF superintending the deepening Of the
channel Of James river, and of directing
The survey of the route of the James river
and Kanawha canal to the Ohio river, under
the recent appropriations by Congress, was
In the city yesterday making preparations
10 commence at once both of these i'm
portant undertakings.
g. lie had interviews with the President and
the Engineer of the james river and Kama
VIVA canal, the Mayor of the city, the Chair
man of the Council committee, several OF
the James river pilots, the City Engineer,
anu others. He left for Washington last
mgnt, but will return in about week to
begin bis labors. '
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j AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. 9oDD1N will sell at T. NJ. brick dwelling
:. In Duval's addition, ut corner Of Baker and
St James streets. - - ss-
JAMES n. TAYLOR will sell at 81 P. N. q house
and lotion the south side of Marshall near
Sixth street. - ss ~ '.%'s e 81
LYME q BROTHER will sell ate 2. NJ. q brick
dwelling and lot on the west side Of Eighteenth
/, between Marshall and Clay streets and ut 81
= i. NJ. vacant lot on the east side OF Eigh-
tcenth street near Venable.
THOMAS W. lKEESEE Will sell at 10 A. N.
1 household furniture, &c. .,...-. ~
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DIETETIcs.-At this season ct the year, when
summer complaints, diarrh9a, AMI dysentery pre-.
vail, these articles of food, good at all times arc
particularly useful and necessary. If taken In It's
flrststages these complaints are ofren checked by
their use and serious II not fatal attack averted
They should be kept in every family, especially
where there are children. and no one should take
the .slittle ones - to the country without full
supply OF these, Which have been found most ell
cacious. We can speak experimenfalIy OF Com
stocks Food, Leibig's Extract, Arrowroot, and
several, others. But It is 700 hot TO write more.
MEADE q BAKER, aes Main street. keep them and
g. fplIiand fresh supply. OF All others. Go there
snd buy Whatever you want IN their, line. "
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HUsTINGs CoURT-Judgo 4. B. Galiqon pre-
sadang;-i this court yesterday Robert Law
renee being adjudged the father Of bastard
child by, Mary Alice Melton, was ordered
to pay the sum of $3.50 per annum for four
teen years for Its support, and to give Sc
curlty IN the sum of $500. In default of
tDs latter he was committed to Jail.
The following eases were also disposed of /:
Charles !saacs,, misdemcanor, guilty !;
fined $40 and sent to Jail for week.
Johnny Faudree, misdcmcanor: qaollo
W'OSequ; discharged.
Spencer, Taliaferro, felony, not guilty /;
discharged.
Daniel Woody and Noah Coleman, mis-
demeanors discharged.
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IHB EXECUTION OF PHnLrps.-The large
edition of the Semi Weekly Dispatch, with
our graphic and thrilling account of this
most remarkable case and its tragical denou-
ment, having been exhausted, we will re-
publish 1t in full in our weekly edition of
Friday. For sale in the Dispatch counting
room, and by newsdealers generally.
Price, ready for mailing, five cents.
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PoL1Cs COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Joseph j.
lfhite, Police Justice, presidinJ.-George
Jones (eolored), charged with ulawfully de-
tanning one goat, the property of Jeremiah
Jones. Dismissed. - f..
j. +. Cropper, charged with trespassing
OH the premises of Mrs. Mary Baker. Dis
missed. -.-
j. L. and Harriet Atkins and Fannie Fer
guson, charged with keeping disorderly
house, were examined and let off.
Bill alas Frederick Thornton (colored),
charged with stealing seyenty-five dollars,
the property of Bradley Anderson. Case
continued until the 18th instant. g..
Jim Jordan (colored), was examined for
stealing box of cigars from some unknown
person, and acquitted. ..
Beverley Fowler (colored), charged with
tresplsslng upon and disfguring the pre-
misses of Delphiu Gordon, was acquitted.
Joe Turner (colored) was charged by Mar.
ina Turner with carrying off her infant
daughter without her consent. Joe, having
an interest in the Infant, was let off.
Mansfield Adams (colored), charged with
unlawfully beating and abusing his wife,
Ellen Adams, and threatening to take her
life. Fined s., and $100 security required.
Ella Preston. (colored, charged with
stealing certain personal property of Rachel
DAVIS, was examined and discharged.
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Executive APPOINTMENTS. George M.
Harrison. of Staunton, and Robert x. God
win, of Lexington, have been appointed
notaries by the Governor. 49, +
An application has been made to the
Governor for the pardon of William H.
Thacker, now under three years. sentence
in the State prison for burglary. sts+
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but twenty, and LYONS KATHAIRoN,l win leo,,
every hair in its place m make 1t grow iite ts
April grass. It prevents the hair from tnrnine
gray, eradicates dandruff, and Is the finest hair
dressing in tho world, and ut only half ordnarv
cost. II you want to get rid OF sallowness, MIN.
Piles, ring marks moth-patches, ETC., DON'T forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies'. -
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' PnoAPr ,PAYMENT.-The Old Dominion
Insurance Company, of Richmond, Virgil
mia, takes the premium in this city for
prompt liquidation OF Claims caused by the
fate fire. We hear through its agent, George
W. Dey, Esq, that policy of S33, Al, issued
by the company on property destroyed by
the late fire at the foot of Roanoke dock,
has been settled in full. 1t being Virginia
enterprise, it gives us peculiar pleasure to
make this annOuncement.-N Virgi-
Sex.ot .ls sge.e = s
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Port OF RICHMOND, JULY q, 1870.
IL .E,ss p ttg ARRIVED. ~ - HHf -A.-
Steamer Eliza Hnncox, Burns, Norfolk, mer-
cbandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, ,Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, w. p: Brett.
Schooner Southerner, Darling, Boston, ice, a.
G. Babcock. 81 E.@nr,'l"ssi 80 Il, ~ ...1'.s"'
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum;
Schooner Armada, Palmer, Philadelphia ytd
City Point, Curtis 81 Palmer. -F-.
Schooner w. L. Dayton, Frayser, Washington,
coal, Curtis 4 Parker. ....... ..r:-, -,s-t't
MEMORANDA. ,.a.ss -.s..-s. .s.
WEST POINT, July 27.-Arrived, steamer ,Ad-
mira, Raybold Baltimore, merchandise and pas
sengers, York River Railroad Company, and
AcoUTA CREEK, July 27.-Arrived, steamer
Georgeanna. Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
aud passengers, Richmond Fredericksburg, and
Potom.c railroad, and sailed on return.
PORTLAND, July 24.--Arrived schooner Mary
Haley, Haley, from Boston, to load for Richmond.
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FOR SALE.

MULE. AND HORSE FOR SALE. .N-,S
IH1 The MULE about medium size X4N
sound; kind 3 work anywhere = I'm rood ofsfsr !:
suitable s. table for FOR farm OF other purpose The HORSE
Is good SIZE; young; sound; works and rides
Apply at Office next above LANCASTER / CO.,
! jy 2S-eod3t 4 t as iii Main streess Z
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HARGED WITH ILLICIT D1sr1LL1Na.-
James L. ,Coldwell, of King William ,colln-
ty, has been arrested by United States
Deputy Marshal Leahy and brought to this
city. charged with attempting to dcfraud
the internal revenue by the illicit distilla-
tion OF brandy. He will have hearing
before United States Commissioner Cha.
hO0n TODAY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER REcoRp.-Report of the tenn.
Perature by the standard thermometer at
Meade Il Bakers drug store, 0l0 Main
street, July eth, 1910: = {" !
~ pa. NJ. II A, M. 12M.IsP. M.l6P.M.
% II % eie2 90 el
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STRAW GOODS, STRAW GOODS. -GREAT BAR
GAINS FOR THIRTY fDAYs.-My entire stock
marked down, and many articles will be sold for
half theirvalue to make room for my fall stock.
-r.1... Ia. A. ALLEN, 1915 Main street.
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1870. /. !. ...... u =. .-...yy....z,l870.,S -.y y.
SUMMER ARRANaEMEHT. 80 !; ,,s5 ]. =, .,
SCHEDULE, OF TRAINS OYER ITHEsJ 4.

=. RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND1ak
POTOMAC QUITE To -ALL--POINTS
-,l NORTH, EAST, AND NORTH WEST.
TRAIN No. .L--THRoUGH NAIL TKhIN pfaf
washington leaves The DEPOT corner of Bysd AZ,
Eighth streets daily at Il rs "A. II. Afrftes IA
f!sIfsq FafE So SSeily fss g fss B ExpRE
TRAIN, connestingf fat Aquf8 creek with uso
stealhers GeorgeannR aud. Eoueidczs Jeayce INC.
depOsp corner or Broad and Eighth styeetsY f8iJ
Sundays exceptedi at a O'Clock T.. d.. Arrives tn
kistnanM M eSseHssa sseA A ~; NJ
Washington feayes the depot corner 9f Byra sng ls
Eighth streets, daily lSundays excsgt gted)s st ~
p: M Arrives IN Richmond tAondays e1cepted,
~ THRopaH III on TICKETS aud 31T1.HRogaHnAa.s
SoHTH, R EIsT, and E6KTHWEsT. 10 5.. e.
p FREIGHTS contracted forgsHdn nfofM1rted
daily With dispatchs 70 sll points doRTH sad
MHiaj MspHG1AL NOTICE BAL TIMosEE TX,
on Sunday, leaving Riclnnald, tcozSerl OF Ezbaas
and Eighth streets, at 3 Al. -. RcsuyBir, VIII
leave Milford on Mondays &c 6:23 a. IL. and ~,
riye at Richmond at $500 A. NJ =,
AppiySTat COMRANY'6st F31CE, ae0frHrao6
Bro Broad ana 1.'snln sAiess' J.B. GEHTEy. s
,i.s tl So fiHi General Tfcket Agent.
ED. T. D. MYERs, General sSupsff fntendd1k g
aZF - .FnS. -. rEs
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"Remember =. In your promenade OF an eve
ming the neat ice-crcam saloon at "JACKsoN's," !"
corner Main and Third streets. UtI p-.t
He also makes and delivers to families, pic-nics,
fairs, &C., &C., pure ice-cream in any quantity
and Of any flavor desired. sr.f #sn& !
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The secret of E. B. SPENCE S sos,s success
this year is attributable to the fact that they buy
their goods in large quantities directly from the
manufacturers, for cash, and are thus enabled to
undersell all competitors. ~
p. 8. They also use printers Ink.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the last regu-
lar meeting of the Oh. Y. NJ, s. S. ""
held at their lodge-room, the following ofii-
GERS were elected to serve the next term !:
George T.. Hunter, G. W.; VIII. Taylor,
V. G.. W.; Charles LefHer, G. T.; u. +.
Wilkerson, G.S.; L. s. Camp, A. G. S.; I.
j. Walsh, g. c.; George Poe, grand trea-
surer VII: Gentry, yidette w. e.
side sentinel. ! Ii sFl,
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MASONIC EDUCATIONAL CoaMITTEB.-The
Masonic Educational Committee has organ
lied for the present year by the election OF
the following officers !: DIR. John Dove, pre-.
sident; J. b Dupuy, first vice president {;
B. II. Wexford, Jr., second vice president !;
Thomas, q. Dudley, treasurer; s. B. Ja-
cobs, secretary. 5!',a,l ao.1s
Board of Directors.-T. II. Dewitt, from
Commandery No. 2; j. f. Regnault, from
Lodge No. 10; j. NJ. StFother, from Lodge
No. IL; John Dove, from Lodge No. 10 ;
Powhatan Wcisiger, from Lodge No. 40 |;
Peterfield Trent, frols Lodge No. So; A.
Il. Courtney, from Lodge No. 1a0.
Finance COnnsittee.-J. Il. DoWell, VIII
liam B. Isaacs, Thomas H. Dewitt.
The new directory will shortly elect the
principal Of the Masonic Academy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-28

PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have the Dispatch mailed to their ad.
dress by ordering the same at this Office
Terms, sixty cents per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-28

For coal aud coke and cooking wood 60 to Mr..
j B. WATKINS, I'LL Main street, nearly opposite
This office, as the quality and low prices cannot
well be eaualled. u :ftfe. fztE#g - 81 ..=- ~t