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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-24
piCHGOND AND DANYlLiE RAIL
A4 EOAG.-PAESEEGER ECHEunLT:

LS ROAD.-PAsSEEGEB SCHEDULE:
G0rNG Notwithstanding xua Dznyine pst-
seHFers Leave Richmond daily Except 3GnGay.I
at OILS Z. al; leave EurEev.lle daily Except SUE
d2ys) 81 ] P. NJ; arrive at Dany1lle daily tsS-
cept S.neaysl ST s:sS z. u. TBEcCaH NAL
md ExPhGs'G IeaTes Richmond daily st 1856
p. a.; leaves Dan7iile daily At Las A. "a: arrives
~ nsceIsau-c' daily q! :G5G. II.
coma SchTB.-L 3oca5urg and D1nVfIls p2s-
senSGrs leave Da1T!!ie daily Except sandaysi ST
?:aS A. a.; leave SVrxesiiie daily Except Gun
daysI ST p. NJ. arrive a. Richmond daily
Except 3undaysl 1t 1898 p. II. THROUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Greensboro daily al I:I5
A. b.; leaves DanvEjle daily 1T 3 80 4. =. ar.
rsyes ~ Richmond daily 81 ll16 4. NJ
TIE, LynchbGrg and DsnyiiIe Passenger Train
CONNECTS st Sufkevile With the trains On TIA
eonShstde road for Petersburg. Ecrrots, Lynch
burg, and all stations on .ts Sop.hstde and Yir-
gina ana Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Knox
vile, Dalton, CbsttSnccEa, Easa7tlle, Semp fia,
snd Ell important poiots South and soo.h@est
Tne Through 1aii and Express connects
s. Greensboro with the trains on tie Eortb Caro-
ltna read for Charlotte, Columbia, kagus.s, 3s-
EsnEah, Macon, Mobile, Montgomery, &C.. &c.
Hnu ut Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericks-
baTE sad Potomac, Chesapeake snG Ohio, and
Richmond ard York River railroads
CA5S and CHLES'B PATENT
CHAIRS on the through express
train. THCbhS LoDAG.AD,
sc Supe rtn.sDdcEt.
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6dHANGE OF SGHEDULE.-~G III SA.
JpEAKE AND OHIO RE1tass1A.t.--er ana
after SUNDAY, Eeptember ;Atn- 1s15y ne
= NAIL TRAIN viii ron daffx between k.esnh9ns
tween Gortfonsdls and White su1pharl. Leaye
.Richrnord as o A.. M, arrive as White EuipLnf
alto Up. M. Leave Wplte Sulphur as fse4. n. and
arrive at Richmond al s.so 2. M. making close
copnecfjous &c aosdonss flte and EhayIDttsgflIe
Will, Orange, Alexandria and HanasssS railroad
trains for Rie1andr3s, washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York, Boston, Ri also Tor
Lynchb,irg y knoxville Chattanooga Memphis
New brieans, Montgomery, Mobile, &c
Going West passengers dtDe ~ Iorrorsy1iIs
a. csup As coyington. Going East, treakisst 81
9osbcn and dine at Gordon 5v1lle.
This train connects with stages as fol'sra:
AT sSaunton With stsges for Augnsta iste etrib-
ling's) Springs, Ia miles and WeYet's ,CzVe, !;
It Goshen with stazes for Cold Salphur epriuss,
Q rni,ss: nockbrtdge Alum Springs miles Rock
bridge Baths, 10 uiiIea; Lexington, 20 miles AID
Natural Bridge, 3S miles.
At MtllooroI with Etages for Bath Alnm Springs,
10 raiiss; w arm Springs, Is miles Hot Springs %
miles |; and Healing Springs, % miles.
at Coy1naton with stages 70 Healing SPRINGS
Is miles and Hot Springs, IS miles.
At Allegheny With stages TO Red 2west Spring.
o nilEs !; and Gid Sweet springs, 10 miles.
at White SulPhur spr1ngs with stsgeg for Salt
Sulphur Springs. "a miles Blue Sulphur Springs
2e miles; Red Sul1h1r Springs, II miles; Lewi3-
burg, Tafles: and Ctarlastor iea miles, ~
Through tickets tasucd to all points North, Wet,
and Southwest.
q y JAMES =. NETBEgLaND,
seq Geoerei Ticket Agent.
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BY ". e. Robins, Real Estate Agent.

TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-THREE
II HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THREE ACRES
OF EXCELLENT JAMES RIVER FARMING
LAND, lying on the south bank OF the river, Ia
good reiphborhood. snd distant only ten miles
from Eichm homo. Price, SIS per acre.
Apply to or address ". B. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent,
so 1ad3t&e taw3w 1902 Main street.
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SIcHNoND AHp l'gTERsBU1tG 4 y. Gel
RICHMOND. AErii 20, Is5s.

SIcHNoND AID l'gTERsBUftt4 \. x. Co.
RICHMOND. AErii "a Isle.
THE TRAINS OYER THIS ROAD
4 run IS follows: ..-..
Leave Richmond Ct 3:a5 4. NJ and c:soP.M.
Leave Pctarahnrg a. 10 NJ, ard 1905 p. NJ
freight and Accom- moa1tt0nt Train, with pa9cen-
ger car attached, Will leave Richmond daily htt
4. n, and Petersburg daily st SIZE :. L. (Suu-
days cJrepteJ).
Ihe a:l5 A. &. trsin will not leave Rfchuond on
EuNDAY and the 7:ts L. Il. train viz not leave
Psters5p!g 0G SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk Will take the $50 l.. n.
train running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached TO The coal train
viii run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud
FRIDAYS.
Leave Glover HIll st 4. a., connecting az
Chester with the accommodation train. Pas3eD-
gers return! ng VIII take tie $50 2. NJ. train con-
meeting 1T Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS Il. WYEEF,
Gp23 Superintendent.
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MACHINERY. dc.

u 4. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
MEETS SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
aud Cary, Richmond, w. Steam ngines. Saw
Mills, Mill Gesrtngs. Turbine wa;er-Whesls.
MllisIones. Bottlng-CIoths, Planning ssaehiSts,
and y God Working Machinery OF oil ktBds |:
Shsfiing, Hangers, pulieys,- Betting, Lace
Drills, Wool-Cardlng Machines and Clothing,
Steam-Guagcs, saw. Gummers. Steam and Water
Pipe Fixtures, Packing. journal Metal, Pick and
Tool AndlcS, etc.
If You want portable Steam-EBgEne send for
descriptive pamphlet, or CAL aad examine the
James, i" the best engine made.
I have general assortment OF second hand
Engines and boilers- Saw-3Irls, Mlllstoncs, and
Gearings. Piani & Machines, AID other Wood
Hangers Disabling Fixtures, ete., etc.
SECONDHAND Machinery and Steam-Botlers
bought, sold, and exchanged. au s--Jm
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:NWENsBOkO. KENTUCKY.-I wish
" to sell ONE-HALF or the WHOLE of my
ARGE NEW FOUR-STORY BRICK STEM.
merry, situated ut the city wharf, on the bank of
the chic river. in the above city. TIE building is
seventy. by ninety feet, and has all the fixtures
and modern arrangements FIR the t;haSco stem.
whole very low, would take In partner in the
next seasons business.
The present prospect for a very large aud fine
crop will TO doubt Induce capitalists to Invest in
strips.
refer to Messrs. A. T. Harris, Jr at Rich
mond Giles Harris, at Petersburg; and George
Dupuy, at Old Church, Va. or to the under
signed, at Owonsboro', KY.
au al-Im FRANK l., HALL.
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MI A H1NE SHOP.
SLOAT 4 ADDIN6TON.
MACHINiSrS,
WORKS AND OFFICE; l42e Ayp he. CARY
STREET. BETWEEN FoyRTEENTHANp
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; RE-
city, and country: rcSACCo WORK OF all
kinds made and repsiredi TOBACCO fiat
HANCOC6'S SUPERIOR BANNER; PLAT
FORM and ali other kinds or SCALES REPAIR
ED and ADJ listed. AGENTS for the saie OF
YEESOR. sEADEA,s PATENT STEAM-EN-
GIHM rACRlsG, Utica Compans's STEAM
GAUGES These ganges Rrs warranted BY rs for
one year, and we sell them at low prices. we keep
all kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ESSINES such as gauge
SHAFT1NG, SELF-FEEDHRS STEAM-WHlS-
TIES .WATER-GAUGEs, GLOBE-yAEVES,
'BoILER.ELUE CLEANERS, and . general as
ming steam-engtnes and saM-miils. a.
SI.oAg e AUD4aGT0S,
els tt2s and 1874 Cary street.
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CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFEC-
TON OF APATIENT sEvENTY-EIGHT
YEARS OF AGE-THANKs TO
MR.. HELMBOLD.

GIRARD, PA, March 81, 1860.
Editor CoSmopolite:
desire as an unsolicited tribute to the merits OF
Helmbold's Buchu, and for The benefit of those
similarly afflicted myself, t. Ray that after con-
sulting many eminent physicians, and trying
nearly ali the best advertised remedies in the vain
hope of finding relief from aggravating kidney
and bladder diseases, from which have suffered
excessively for many years, good fortune finally
suggested to me Helmbold's Buchu, which COM
menced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about a month. At the expi-
ration OF that time, however, I thought comf
menced to experience slight relief, which encou-
ragged me to persevere In its use, and now, at the
expiration of four months, al hough am IN In
firm old man, nearly seventy. eight years of age,
and consequently medicines Cannot be expectedto
fayorably effect as they otherwise would, l
have found such unspeakablc relief and perma-
men. benefit from Mr. Helm oo'd's valuable dis
coyery that feel I ought publicly to record the
fact. as an acknowledgment TO him and valuable
suggestion to the public.
Yours, respe :trully,
u. NJ. LAREN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-24
ByW. Goddin
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
BE- higgins, Cobb Il CO Auctioneers,
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, September
~ q, we win sell at our stores, Nos. and Ger
man street, Baltimore, commencing at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on a credit Of sixty days, 800 cases Of
BOOTS sND 81 fES, j
including mems and boys and youths Calf, KID,
Buff, Leather, Grain, Cavalry. Hapoleon, dress.
and Congress Boots snn Balmorels; Kip, Buff,
aud Polish Grain K. ogaDs; wemeh,s, misses and
chldren's Calf. Kid, Enameltd, nd Buff leather,
Goat and Morocco Balmnrals, Congress Caters,
Lace Boots, Ankle Ties, slippers, &c. &c.
Particular attention is called tn the above, as
they are from the best manufactures, and made
expressly fer best city tr,de.
HIGGINS, COBB & CO., Auctioneers.
NOTICE. -....-a
REGULAR sales of Boots and Shoes on TUESDAY
Of each week. Reg lar sales of Dry GOODS on
WFDNE DAY OF each week. SO l6--F&>4w
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I will sell
LII on MONDAY. Septepbe 20, 1870; at II
O'Clock a. NJ. SMALL ONE-sTORi FRAME
HOUSE on Cabell street, north of Preston street,
near Bacon's Quarter branch, u satisfy distress
warrant In my hands rs. David Ham III favor OF
Elizabeth Weaver.
TERMS Cash. a. W.'RESENE,
sel7-A % -s &c. G. f..
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CURE OF BLADDER AND KIDNEY AFFEC+
TON OF LONG STASDING-STO STONE
PASSED AND TO BE SEEN.
WEsTPoRT, CONN, September S, 1859.
r. T. Helmbold, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I commenced taking your Extract
of Buchu - about two weeks since for an affection
ofthe gravel, bladder. and kldaeys. Ihave suffer-
ed by spells, very much, for few days past. But
Yesterday relief came through the effect Of your
aYuchu.n A stone passed from my BLADDER about
the size of large pea, and now feel perfectly
we'll and entirely free from the pain that have
suffered with so hard. attribute my cure to your
medicine entirely, and would recommend all per-
sons similarly affected to Try it. have great
faith In its curative powers.
Yours truly, THOMAS j. BENNETT.
REFER TO
REV. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Westport, Conn.
j. L. 6. CANNON, Druggist. Westport, Conn.
a. 3. WHEELER, Esq, " estport, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, ESQ.,, Westport, Conn.
DR.. WAKEMAN Reading Conn.
p. W. ROBINSON, wholesale Druggist, New
York city and many olhe 6, If necessary.
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WIFI II, II ECSU
NIR
Sc A-5t

NOR RENT. a most desirable BRICK 60
r Reds CE on the cornc- ~ Second md in:L
Gary 81; cc :, cont lining ten rooms gas aud Wa
ter kLcben W IN 'our rooms ali III uice r'ph'-
I'm ting st heen prpered, nit " Sh"d nc. ait-
Nv at -. u MEoT GRACE STREET.
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nor RENT, that heautiinlly-located Eysa
z RESIDE c. on sin stree. iuneS ]. A::l
4, few So ar on size the "orpn-,Ei"u. hire - =,
Jour cies OF land suta: le TOR market garden.
W. II good orch trd anG fi,se l>iiardyii, beds IRE
h.,u-e ;.:s six 70 ms. tn tie usual out-nouSCS
Possession gwen toe 1Sc OF october. Ap@ls TO
FLEMING PHILLIPS,
se "a ats corner Main and Cherry streets.
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TOR RENT. that excellent DWELL c.
Il ING 500 Clpy, between rtghth and nth ELI
streets containing seven rooms brick kit*h II
with two rooms, anu an excellent stable on the
premises. Apply TO X. A. +. DAbNEf,
7o2 Broad street, opposite tqe Theatre.
1euIIe. st =" -it
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ATrSTr,Ts''aATrs-.r,.fu re Dsya.

ByTht m1s w, Ksssee, Anctioneer.
: - II, No. 1877 Main street,
n RAzIL La N BIRD CTR UPIAL),
ID sT0RE-COUETFRS.sC ASH ESt'S !. DE sh.
OIL.CL0TH, &C., AT AUgTl0 Nh win sell ~
my store, at 10 O'Clock, ON MONDAY, septemper
'''t o sTORE-CftrNTEES, as.H5f2a ~
CASHIER'S DISK, Fssr -
niece HIL-CLuTH, ..1,,s.sF
/ BRAZILIAN BTRl, and CAGE,
The birds very rare, and highly educafad.
Il, ...s THOMAS W.. X EFSEF,
se2a Auctioneer.
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~. BY A. G. Pulliam Auctioneer,
,xrost CORNER of Main and Fourteenth

southwest corner OF MAIN ana Il onrteruln 5tsests'
"A SMALL sTOREHOUSE AND LOT,
n NEAg MANCEFSTER: 7 THE CROSS,
ING OF THR PETERSBURG RA1LROAD
AND hfaNCHEsTER'AND Fla, LING CREEK
TURNPIKE. AT AUCTIHN.-By request OF Mr
Daniel Don hoe 4 win SELL On SArO"nkY, the
24ih day OF septembsr. 1870 al O'Clock p: tile
sboye pr perty. The LOT FONTS 80 feet inches,
and runs back abou. an average depth or 10 1ect,
beIug part OF lot No. 10, Atknson's pisn, anu Is
most excellent location for retail grocery Tor
yer 'or OF small means. ,rga
TERMS At sale. A. q. PtLLlAM,
/, rae 81 AT .rrf---r-- i. = --. rs Auctions err.
TIIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
Il i sold on SATURDAY, teptcm Der Path, 1870, ut
II o,clockA. NJ, the following property-fo VII
BUREAUS. -. @.
CABINETS, -...-.
wAHDREBEs
CHAIRS,
TRUr KS,
Seven ircn-hound WHIsKEY BARRELS,
LOOKING GLASS ts,
PICTURES.
One y ,ir PLATFORM SCALES,
One SIGN-BOARD, .... ...r. . ...s.
SOFAS, "
REDsTEADs.
BEDDING, ..... ...'... ..~s ...
TABLES,
Lot assorted LAW BOOKS, &C.,
to satisfy sundry distress warrants and e1ecqnons
In my hanGs. A. w.. RU5t.NE,s
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L,Dk KENT, the II IRsT CHA SER
II sPtlEEH0USE No. 4io Cary street BOW E:,dd
occupied ~ tcard& Hirsn. Posi- gtYengoll
sss-1u WILLIAM H. HAxaLr, /
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WANTED, By A LADY CT EXPE-
w EISWCt, and n graduate of one of the:irst
institutions IN The st .tc, situation rs TEACHER;
thoroughly qualified to give Inst ucton in all the
hieher branches Of English and MaIhemalics, to-
-e,her With French aCd Music. Best references
ctn TIE gwen. address Miss IRVING, Newtown
post Office. King and Queen coudty.
g rs,yG, Gto o.p*
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TNLEGANT OFFICE FOR RENT, O.
II \ 80 T H, - with private IL e ~
au closet attached lately occunicc by the rqna.'.
Z. Life fGsurance ompany. on The second Moor
OF our building so. lois "aln street. poss. lion
gwen a. 0 &c. Some Office furniture may be lad
VIRGIN1a FlRF; 4 :. y MAINE
SO o45t IS~UisAh CE COMPANY.
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ID HILL ADELPHIA, RICH es&z4
i MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM $3.50
SHIP LfNE--F0R PH1LABELPHIAT WICE1
WEEK Steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, and J.!
telphia every W EDN EsithY and sATURUAY.i
and Richln ande vesy M0 ND4sy and THUKsDxf
eltefnatssys Freight received daily tegeeps San.
daYsa nhespef than by any other route, for all
parts OF PennsylSanis and New jersey |; also for
NEW Orieana eta Sou.hern Mall Steamship fine
Tor PhiiadeIphia. Freight taken for Norfolk az
& sasssass g eftlaasiph.a. including meals and
w. p, PORTER. Agent, 5s
80 No. 2tsS Dock street, Richmond
/ < w ~. r. CLYDE n u. Agents. - =
& No. Ii North yghafves and Is III n
&c Nos ~ South w haryes, PhtladelphtA,
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E<ees asENE.

TOR RENT, STORE AND CELLAR s.
or No. 800. east side OF seventh, he."een A.:l
Broad and Marshall streets. ,
mile north Of the city, adjoining ir. William i.
Robinson. Mr.. Griffin. md others.
. t:fi;HTY-9AE ACRES OF Ian y. abou tnr 2
miles from the city, on tie WeSihim turnpike,
with small d~elling kitchen, &c.
FRAMED TENEMESf No; l3li on II 1r-h lac
MaiE street NIefle,'s old stand
street, porth of Leigh; iron vcr'nd"h. eleven
rooms. very con .cnient; baths. wate.-cl3s= :.
&c all in 90 d o-de-. Apply 10
so. AZ j. l.. AprERSn%. AGENT.
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w ei,esasIt.a ion 10 a piivate family to IN
STRUCT YOUNG CElLD1tN In ENGLlsh,
FkE I'll, aud MUSIC. or TO teach Inc anoYe
branchs IN ply tie classes. References given.
Address :. G., HOS st. John street. xea
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EOR RENT, that BRICK TENG- Gsa
Il MEVT and ApeURTENA FOES on w
Broad between sixth and seventh streets hno
az schad's r otel and lately OCCUPIED by A. M9n'H
The property is centrally located, and mas oeci
occupied for many Years past as hItei anh res
sn EXCELLENT properly for that purpose Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms apply TO
0 - EDWARD Y. CANNON. ATTORNEY,
2ls Governor str. ct; or TO
Messrs. LYME & BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-24

T1OR SALE OR RENT, THAT DE T;s
sIxAHI.sHoUsEa and Z at The north e. =,
east corner O. Main AID First streets. Ihs nu ~
rem, and neatly fitted up for lrst- class
residence The lot o feet on Mann 49, Sa F
street. is ample, we'll e9closen ana ,ii sonn or q,
or for u pleasant family residence. Foo terms
apply on the premises TO eo,-.,p
al II. :. NSOINF.
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TOR RENT, the UPPER PART off
The house no. 9o7 Main street, lately occu- Ell
pied By Mrs. N. G. Barton as millinery estaD-
iishment For terms. ETC., apply to
se.i-2w G.. u A. BARGAmIN.
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xXy ANTED, ladies to send in their
w .tIrYEINsl'' for fall early, so as to get
them in good time -o,,.,
The iaTges! and best " DYE WORMS IN Anne,
agencs is at KINGS, 100 Main street. between
Seventh and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va. .
Ladies In the couulry can send by express
and have goods returned the same way.
Ru Sim T., MIMI, Sh.
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FLOR RENT. DWELLING No. 90t, -,
e nro,d .treci 1T present oc 'upcd ny u. IL
e. f. kluaher, Al be s.eu each dGT between
the hours OF and O'Clock =. II. Poss nn LIST
October Price, $C0n- APPLY to
~ at GRiBBS & WILL A Ms.
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WANTED. a COLORED WOMAN,
w without membranes to cook. clesn, snd
wash for small family--lo leave town. Apply at
No COS iiain street. near Sixth. Sc 22-.at*
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SUMAC WANfFD.-W pay the highest
- ,arkss prlns IN CASH for iSUMAC, delivered
it'll At our tanu"ry in Manchester, at railrnad
ID o's in ,.ichmnnd. or ut store no. li22 Main
street. kichmouo, The leaves must be OF green
,nor. rel cried and + ee from berries, sticks,
ard ssnd. riv dds 1r3m1 AUST Il KIM.
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DOR RENT, HOUSE No. S1T on G7a
II Fourth, between Bread and MARSHALL Iii
streets. Dwelling cnntait twelve Rooms, kitchcn
three. Gas. water aud the usual snnvenlsnct9 On
she lot. hnmed!at- posi- ion giTsn. sppiy ID
L. CARY. at 80. 3l7, on same street.
Sc 2o 3;eod MRS. ~. b. STRANGE
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EHOR REST.--rhe undersigned de. On
sirss 10 tent t,,aS ~ uabie PR sPERJY IL
Enown Sd che WAFsI sPaIEGS HGTHL, inuiu-
ding BITS y sJsNTfL. ~, for one year frosn aIid
tore TINT time. Tber~utor can aisO lease as much
lend AZ he may desire in eaaneet!dn with tn
Katei property. baths, &c.. being EJGHTEEE
the eevex1' tracts of lands :
eco 20 200 sces undee fence. tbs larger port b.
Ing ia cultivation me d6ws, and grazing Sp.ssy
10 Lbe inaersigned. egter 10 person or by lssfef,
~ 80 tol GEORGE NJ Ys,ss.
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ySrANTED, ONE OR TWO GOOD CAR
~ pENTERS. None need apply but the very
hrsr pnlv to WILLIAM GIBSON,
on >crc,,h street. between Main and Franklin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-04

This evening, verdi's grand opera " La
Tfayiatar Tho performance win conclude
with grand advertisement called Lies
Nymphesn dance by Niles. Billion, Keilt,
Josephine, Theresa and Johanna, and Mr..
Van Hamme. Sunday prices only. To-
morrow evening, second night of Donizettis
grand opera "La Favorite." Tuesday
evening, first night Of q new comic opera,
"Voyage en- Chine"
st. Charles Theatre.
This evening, benefit of the Varieties
Theatre Company sufferers, when the COM
bined assistance Of the star company OF the
late Varieties Theatre and the St. Charles
will be brought into requisitien to give due
effect to the production Of the "School for
Scandal" Tomorrow evening, Miss Maggie
Mitchell as Fanchoa. .-.... ...-...
Academy Of Music.
Amagnifcent bill for this evening, en-
bracing comedy, drama, farce and olio, with
Iingard's skerches, and Miss Alice Dun
ning's bouque. of melodies, presenting the
entire company. The performance will COM
mepce with the comic farce "WhO Speaks
First" followed by Miss Alice Dunning-
Lingard's bouquet Of melodies. the elegant
comic drama Of Captain Of the Watch
twenty Lingard sketches, and the popular
farce of Little Toddlekins." The splendid
comedy of the Silver Lining" will be pre-
sented tomorrow evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-04

TYLER's HOLIDAY PREsENrs.-"A stitch
n time saves nine" is a trite old saw, and
well would it be If everybody would act
upon that precept. An opportunity is now
offered which, in few weeks, will be lost, it
left unimproved; let the wise and provident
take heed. Mr.. f. A. Tyler, the popular
ieweler of No. lis Canal street, has just
opened his new importations of goods de-
signed for holiday sales, and chance Is Of
fered to all to go i'll at once and get the
choice of the beautiful things before they
are picked over. Who will take advantage
of it. 1t is certain that those who do not
will regret it. For the goods are beautiful.
That is funquestionable, and large as the
stock is, there is not enough to supply all Of
Mr.. Tyler's customers, I" for their name is
legion" While looking over these won
drously beautiful things yesterday, we could
not help thinking to oursef that Mr.. Iylers
organization must be a peculiar one, If he
has not By this time grown SO familiar with
gold, diamonds, jewelry, and all kinds OF
riches that he has contempt for them. For
saith the proverb, Familiarity breeds con-
teupt;" and if he has not been familiar with
wealth, we would like to know who has.
The fact is his store is pack full of it, and that
too in it's most attractive form. Everything
that human ingenuity could conjure up, and
skill and taste construct, is there to be had
at very moderate prices and in variety
almost beyond computation; while in the
matter OF watches his stock will compare
with those Of any jewelry house in the
Union. Go there, is our advice to all.