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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15

what the farmer requires, and without il
he can not expect to grow remunerative
crops. As well hope for figs from this
tiles, or grapes from thOrns, as for good
crops from soil which has been repeat
eddy. called to give, without receiving
any return in the shape of manure. When
the demands exceed the supply, scare
ity in the market is sure to follow, but
no more certainly than a scanty crop
from soil of which demand for crops
has repeatedly been made, with no cor
responding supply Of dressing. Failure
is just as sure to be the result, as that
commercial house can not continue to
pay out while receiving no income, or
that death and decay is stamped upon all
nature. How many farmers there are
who lose sight Of these plain teachings
OF common sense.
How many farmers are to-day cropping
along, finding it difficult to make both
ends meet, and growing poorer year at
ter year, merely because they had not
the courage, at the start, to invest in
good manure. Bat the evil would be
partially remedied by judicious use OF
what they have. a large amount Oval
liable tetilizing material is annually vast
ed about every farmhouse and farm-yard,
adding nothing to the improvement and
richness of the soil, but flowing out into
cutters and cesspools, injecting the 1T
mosphere, and contributing malaria and
disease, squaler and Indebtedness, where
the charms of the wer-beds, the more
solid comforts OF the market garden, the
broad, green fields, the delightful orch
ards, the rich glow of robust health, and
the delights OF q cheerful home, alone
should be enoendered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15
The Ladies' Bagdad.

The wives of the higher classes in Bag
dad are usually selected from the most
beautiful girls that can be obtained from
Georgia and Circassia and, to their nat
ural charms, in like manner with their
captive sisters all over the East, they add
the fancied embellishments of painted
compilations, hands and feet dyed with
henna, and their hair and eyebrows stain
cd with the rang, or prepared indiso-leaf
Chains of gold, and collars of pearl, with
various ornaments of precious stones,
decorate the upper part of their persons,
while solid bracelets of gold, in shapes
resembling serpents, clasp their wrists
and ankles. Silver and golden tissued
muslins not only form their turbans, but
frequently their undergarments. In
summer, the ample pelisee is made of the
most costly shawl; and in cold weather,
lined and bordered with the choicest
furs. The dress is altogether very be-
coming, by its folds and glittering trans
parency, showing fine shape to advan-
tage, without the immOdest exposure of
the open vest of the Persian ladies. The
humble females generally move abroad
with faces unveiled, having handker-
chief rolled round their heads, from be-
meath which their hair hangs down over
their shoulders, while another piece Of
linen passes under their chin, in the fash
Of the GeOrgians. But to return to the
ladies OF the Tiger circles, in some gay
saloon of Bagdad. When all are assem-
bled, the evening meal, or dinner, is soon
served. The party, seated in rows, then
prepare themselves for the entrance Of
the show, which, consisting of music and
dancing, continues in noisy exhibition
through the whole night. At twelve
o'clock supper is produced, when pilaus,
kabobs, preserves, fruits, dried sweet
meas, and sherbets Of every fabric and
favor, engage the fair convives for some
time. Between this second banquet and
the preceding, the perfumed narquilly
is never absent from their rosy lips, ex-
cept when they sip coffee, or indulge in
a general shout Of appreciation, or hear
~ peal Of laughter, at the freaks of the
dancers, or the subject of the singers
nadrigals. But no respite is given to
the entertainers; and, during SO long
stretch OF merriment, should any OF the |
happy guests feel q sudden desire fop
repose without the least apol.
,gy, she lies down to sleep on the luxu,
,ious carpet that is her seat, and thus
he remains, sunk in as deep an oblivion,
's if tho nummud were spread IN her
,wn chamber.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15
Fertilizer.

If farmers, instead of washing their
sheep in the nearest stream or river,
would provide . reservoir for that pur-
pose, and after washing the sheep, use
the water for irrigating their gardens,
they would not only discover the value of
irrigation, but valuable fertilizer. Wa
ter used for washing wool will be found
found Of great value, applied to growing
crops. The best time to make the appli-
cation 10 about sunset, or in the evening.
Good manure and . plenty of il, Is
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-15
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IsrsisAins Code.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-21
&EO REWARD LOST A WALLET,

NVOO containing ABOUT $40 mo money, IraIt OF
$40 from the Souhbrdge Bank the National Bank of
Mutual Redemption Boston, or National Park Bank OF
New York. and Note Of 1927 given by Geo. IL Meilo
Ion and Haskell McCollom, payable to my order. The
above was lost either in the sIokng car the Fitch
burg train between this city and summit, or between
the depot and the post office. $50 of the money in
new Ave collar bills jdst issued, Of the Lancaster Ma.
tional Bank The finder will receive the above reward
Nv returning the property TO JAMES w FITCH, Ster-
iing Mass or apply at this office. d6tF dl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-21
THE COMRADES OF GEO. 4

NOTICE. - COMMONWEALTH OF
AN MASSACHUSETTS. WORCESTER, So. To
Lawrence 0Flaherty of the City Of Worcester in the
County OF Worcester and to any and all persons
claiming any interest in about tour gallons of whjskey
in one cask one jug and three bottles about quat
of rum in one bottle; about quart of gin IN one
bottle; which, by virtue of a warrant issued by the
Municipal court of said Worcester have been seized
the saloon and dwelling house of said O'Flaherty in
said Worcester, on the fifteenth day OF December in the
year eighteen hundred and seventy one, the value Of
which liquors, with the vessels containing them in the
opinion of said Court does not eXceed-twenty dollars
You are hereby required appear before the Munc-
ipal Court next to be holden al Worcester in said Coun
" OF Worcester, on the tenth day OF January next
to answer to the complaint against said liquors
and vessels containing them and for trial. and to show
cause, if any you have, why said liquors and vessels
should not he forfeited for being Kept for sale BY said
0'Flahery in violation of the laws OF said Common
wealth.
sixt enth day OF December in the year our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-one.
I. 5. JOHNSON, Clerk
A copy. Attest;
Z. J. RUSSELL,
dl0 l2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-21
OYsTFRs!! OYsTERs!l!
y ME. WIN. STORY q co.

II. W . NOs'
of Norwich, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in oysters,
opened and in the shell. have leased the Basement I'M
der J. L. PRENrICE'S MEAT MARKET, on the
Corner of Southbridge and Myrtle SITS.
where they keep hand Oysters of the hest quality,
and will furnish Dealers. Saloons Parties, Families and
stage Routes low cash price, they have whole
sale profit to pay they can sell cheap, and they will
Committees appointed to buy for parties will do well
by calling Also oysters opened direct out the shell
for sick people and others at a small advance.
J. WORrHlNGr0N,
diff PrnnrinInr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-21

MUSIC,
AMERICAN BRASS BAND OF PROVIDENCE.
MUSIC

-. W. REEVES Leader
NJ ARBUCKLE. Boston, .Sooist
BROWN & REEVES ORCHESTRA,
\. Ii. BROWN Leader
The Concert Programme is as fOllows
PROG RAMME.
l-overture In Search OF Happiness.
AMERICAN BAND.
2-Prnc6ss Louise Galop. TonEe
(Soo TOR piccolo and bells, by ID. Tonge)
ORCHESTRA
3-Concert solo. It'll Air Variations De Berot
Orchestral AecompanimenI.
Nj. ARBucKLE.
4-Grand Selection l'Atricane. Meyerheer
conce,t Duet. cbeeri SASD .c,umbsrt
Messrs ARBucKLE and REEVES.
6-Oyerture Morn, Noon and Night. .Suppe
ORCHESTRA
/ Comet Solo. Leviathan Pc ka Levy
Nj. ARBUCKLE.
s-Medey Overture. Reeves
Introducing Popular Songs of the Day.)
BAND.
cKErs FOR DANCING, s. % mot including carriages)
supper will be served in Washburn Hall, by George
Tower. Tickets Sl25 each:
Promenade Concert at II O'Clock.
Dancing a. O'Clock.
Carriage checks rs cents TO be obtained OF any mem
her OF the company. or by addressing p o Box 192
70 Military requested to appear IN uniform.
GALLERY TICKETS rs cents. Reserved seats 80 cents.
The Gallery Tickets will bcS IN saturday Dec Is,
at 3 A. N at Mechanics Hail. and VI be continued at
the Music store OF MesSrs ). r. Lex 3 Co., I'll the
evening Vi the concert W. As
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-28
OJO A LAS MEDICINAS
Antigua farulacia Micard, dc + S. Afonzo

| Antigua farmacia Mcard, dc 5. AlfonzO
Antreuna&tico Linumento basamco Ell reumatsmo go
de mueas case de oo usandoo dice
cada pome door de abe untzndoo ente oienioo entire
desaparecera e door
uitamanchas del cults. Aqua de Venus debe fa1ar
de nnguna dama quta las reirasa las banquea
hgic0 cenca h nvenadO desOr los bs
tcda case de manchas de la piel.
iQuers tene lmpio el cuts Usad el aqua de Venus i
Regenerador abeo pelo eva cad usn
cabe hasta edad avanzada
notable que ipide que da un blo sin
de destu oda clase de lie uga de
de tocador de las dsDas cabaeos
Dentrco Polvos de Odonto egmos ingea eapeciales
banquear denadura ea perda esma hgen
las enca de t puede dece
remedio para la boca.
que han obendo de esas las eccione
est6mago, c6licos nerv0sos f
Pdoras Monseat purgsute depavo t6nico anibioso dl
ma DIGESTION acdecs de esmago restrenmien
del Mgado aben 81 peto eyitan
Intermediates nseprabe de la cada ene media
de la vfrgen Is Monserate instruction: tas' .l
Pdoras de r ibon Cookie andbio compound purgan
esencasmo one los espusa la bills que
muchs eemedade aecciones del ado aquelas
oan maa digestion mpTeza de Ia 6ense tres de est
pdoras noches acostarse endran eeco
Homeopa recbda de HambTg0 Aemana, bot
oun complete de g6bu uciones ntus esa farms
anss pued despchar las reces de los
pas povee todos los botquine que necesten repuesto
Hpofos6 de Cal de Swan ehcaz los catarrs
resdOs aqusm0 especla en- las u
bronquOs de los pumones. s, 8eFq,I
aabe rbano reempaza ace de bacaa lac afee
cones del pecho. ssasa s. astae s5stsa5
op e tos neryicsa
Grageas Dunnd Lcte pectora Anscahuta
anuo de ndoras Dehaut 81
Pspsne pastas psctoraes esPeccos
dos hasa 81 d pdoras ngueno Holloway ETC. cogas
espenden por mayor nenor precos eqatafvcs
Sc recbdo puo du raones una parda dc
ceite de lnaza aqua espeoden 10 sfs gallon,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-28
Calze de Iststm1z,, m ire

C0IEe 0e 10tetz9e TTeH
El duefio lie esta nueva abrica
euenta con todos los elementos nece-
sarios para que los productos de la
casa no dejen NADIA que desear; y la
esperiencia adquirida durante IL amos
dc trabejo en- esta industria, le per
mite podsr asegurar al pdblico que
conoce este negocio y la manera dt
compacer a todos los que le favorez-
can con sus pedidOs.
vENrA POR MAYOR AL CON TADO
C.jetillas dc 20 cigarrillos papel
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las DOS lAzl{ll6lIhS,
Fabrica de tabacos, cigarrillos u picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGUEZ FUENTES.

te al cate del Conseyciio. Z g. 5a,sI9
[dem de Is cigarrillos id. idem...27 P. id
[dem i'd. 80 idem idem idem ~ p. ID.
[dem id. Is idem gruesos idem % p. i'd
Picadura prsnsada en- libras.... d litro
Idem sueltas enpaquetes de una
libra ........ .......................... Y cts
{ Sc participa al pdblico que dentro
de breve tempo hallaran un compile
to surtido de tabaco elaborado en- es-
ia fabrica con las mejores hojas de
.tabaco de Vuelta abajo Comer1o
Y Rio de la Plata. .sa 4.
Puerto Rico "a de Mario de
4 ON. .s.....sst3all sltsllf .lss .34f .ssi
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COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
POr el GObiernO de :. M. B.

Santh6nas Euop TERRA 6rme
Paci6c los da cada la Habana Meco
os Esta Unido el da 16.
Los pasjeos de co Habana PuertoRc ieneo
pferen aboro del para Europa
sanh6masLo de ecoen segunda los que toman
bietes Sanh6nas, Ultima.
Ea prohbdO los tOmar lete, la agenca de
a compana Oonsuado ngle Puerto Rico aoordo.
El pasaje tornado alb rdo aagaa IN 10 e d. fecargo
Fcios pasges iptesamtes los de ea Iad
Los pasros para Europa moueda orrente las Ans
media espanOla.
cae Squmda caa Towa as Iaay vaea prinera case
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Almacen de {. Audiffred Y c.
FOrtOlezM -. !. !.

bergantn procedene
aba de recib complete udo aemanas
fred. - ~ ssA @ 81
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Blete de ida les vados 25 dc rebaa
Toda ama de- pasaje eneo 1e
equnt tend ba de la sesa de preco esta
ama cados
gratis des la de 1s la mfad
NOTALas den hac Wages dc eceo ben oeto
bet Waldo cuaquie
de las Andlas Terra frns Ac Colon quedandose donde
1uieran 6 vovendo 81 as gusan rebaja de IS
pasagos para Cerourg pueen qu@r Is das nglater
gusaea VICE Ingaa pueden quedar Fanc
Los p por vapore ndran epvleglo de var el
no de hero oherboag Paris Plymouth L6ndres rebs
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El yapor { Or0vtue de 7Ou tone
tone
: TARIFA DIE PASSAGES INTERCuLONIALE IPAsAaEs nr

ePtO Rico a Cabo Haiti
Ak ngston (Jamaica9. ff#t424
Colon (Aspnwai) J as.ls Il
4 Sanh0maS- S----.-. 10 s..I
Por
sobre cubeTta go
Idylfa de de Puerto Rico Nagoiye
U5 hea en- las del
Una id las id del primerO segundo
Una I'll en- las Ia Gel segundo puente
Flu Fl entrepueDte de
Los de de siendo gratis, mas
guen edad pagaan Cuarto de passage
Los de ocho passage.
lbs de doce adelante paga'an passage
rsGa5G.5# PASSAGES DE FAMILIA.
TOda fala
equveue tendra rebaa de5
PASA GEES DE IDA VUELTA.
Sc epdn passages de ida vuelt nea
reduction de rs @ sobe passage dob Waldo 81
ermino de aeis pagand total epede bill
Hacemos noa los de Ia pueden aproveoha
del Triun este puerto d 49, enen tempo
San Thomas Europa e "Caave" que aquf del 20
desde aho estbecd Inca
e de San Nazae da de destinO
Marta haba sdo povsonamene supmida
consguene anThomss
aa dectamene de aone puerto para San Nazae
En- hara vae asatnto hermoso vapor ruedas
que p buenas condolences de Marcia
merOs de la Inca.
Para aobre aee passages digse los agentes
E-4 1 Latimer Conn
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.ongoriA Rosaly y nomp.-Ba-
Puerto. Plata, seiiores Ginekra
Aguadilla Amsll Jplif y conlp.
eenth6mas Lamb y comp;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

NOTICE is this week given by the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors that Road Tax Receipts for
1872 will be ready for issuance to Road Overseers
on and after Tuesday, January I'd, 1872
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

PROBATE NoTIoE.-A notice relative to the es
tate of Ebert Davis, deceased, will be found il
another column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

CHRISTMAS BALL.--Dont fail to attend the
Dancing Party to be given at Washington Hall,
on Christmas night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

ANOTHER BALL.-Chas. Thomas desires us to
say that he will give ball at the Weaveryille
Theater, on the 22d of February, 1872.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

For the very Best Photographs go to BRADLEY RU-
LOFsON, No, 429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
RE- Closed Sundays. -6A
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

THE County Board of Examination will meet
on Saturday, January 9Th, 1872. See notice in
another colnmn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

HGH WATER.-From last Sunday until We'd
nesday evening considerable rain fell throughout
the county, causing the streams to rise. W. B..
Brown, who came from Trinity Center last We'd
nesday, says that the streams in that section
were very high, and that more rain had fallen
on the East side of the river than on this. At
Douglas City the river raised five feet on We'd
nesday and has probably risen ten feet since the
storm began.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

THANKS to Hon. W. j. Tinnn for Public Doc
nments sent to this office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23

OLD NEws.-A ccording to late change of
time some place on the route between San Fran
cisco and Weaverville, our people compelled
to wait day or two longer than heretofore for
their mail matter. Tuesday mornings Sacra-
mento and San Francisco papers for the past two
years have usually been received here on We'd
nesday evening, but under the new arrangement
they will not now get here until Friday evening
If this is the effect of the railroad having reached
Red Bluff, we sincerely hope that the Managers
of that institution will take pity on us and not
extend it any further in this direction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-12-23
OUR AGENTS.

L.: r. FISHER, 30 and FL New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our duly authorized Agent in S
Francisco For Eastern advertising, Mr. FISHER Is repre-.
seh'eu ny o. W. fEfTNGILL Co. of New York and Boston
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-27
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.

From France.
THE COMMUNISTS AND Observation-Disclosures.
C1AL DECREE.
VERSAILLES, June 2G.-Ln Ve,,fe eovs
that fearing detection, the Communities
and "orklngmcn appear to be about de-,
cided TO refrain from voting.
The ,'1nclai journal contains several off,,
cial deer. ees relative to the loan and the war
indemnity
THE ORLEANS PR1NcEs-THIERs's POLICY
o.. .. ARREST, &C.
PARIS, June 2G.-The Frgdro saws tn n
the Orleans Prices will proceed to Froi IS
dor1, Where they VIII await the decision of
the country in silence.
The Constitutional urges leaders to ratify
the policy of NJ. Theirs without conditions
or amendments.
Fertel, n late member of the Cor1mu-
nists, has been arrested.
THEIRS Observation-Disclosures PROSPECTS,
TIE COMMUNISTS.
VERSAILLES, June 24.-M. Theirs is
slightly indisposed. Persigny declines As
sembly candidature.
The Government has favorable reports
regarding the prospects OF the coming
elections.
The Communists of Paris are quiet, but
still organized.
GAMBETTA IN PARIS, &C., sc.
PARIS, Jnne 26.-Gambetta has arrived in
Paris. but leaves again tomorrow. He has
accepted candidacy to the Assembly
from one of the districts of Paris.
Chas. Floqlct has been discharged.
Richard Wallace has received the Cross
Of the Legion of Honor.
COTTON MILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LONDON, June ga cotton mill at Man.
chester has been destroyed by fire, by which
one thousand workmcn were thrown out of
employment.
There has been O storm in Shields.
From Spain.
MADRID, June 25.-It is tho ught that Sar
raus will succeed in forming the new Min
istry.
A majority of tho Cortes is caucus>ine
over the Kings refusal to accept the resg-
nation of the Ministry.
MADRID, June 2G.-The Cabinet, which
was in session until o'clock this morning,
has decided to persist in its resignation in
consequence of majority of the Cortes.
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The University Commencement
Correspondence OF the Richmond dispatch.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 70. 1871.
The commencement exercises at the Uni
vcr>ity opened last night with the sermon
before the Young Mcu's Christian AsSucia-
ton ny Rev. {. {. Biting, Of Llnchburo.
The weather was threatening, but, not
wth>tandln-, the spacious hall, both floor
and gallery, was We'll filled. The text was
john |, Il "Behcld IN israclite indeed. in
whom is no guile" After a brief allllsion
10 the peculiar circumstances Of the occa-
sion, and especially to the fact that there
were So many young mcn before him who
were about to enter upon the active duties
Of life, the preacher insisted upon the i'm
portaucc OF being governed by correct prin-
ciples. 4 mans character is determined
by the character OF the god he wor>hips.
\ Worshippcr Of Mammun is close, hard,
mean Il worShipEcr Of pleasure is tickle,
selfish, unentcrpriSlng. The true disciple
of Christ is pure, un>cliSh, noble. Ma
thanael furnishes an example Of single
hearted devotion. When first invited to
Jesus, he asked, in surprise, "Can any
good thing come out oi Nazarcth?" a
similar question WAS asked by The Jewish
Sanhedrlm, docs any prophet come
out of Galilcc!" But their spirit was
very different from that of the guile
less Israelite. Without inquiry, they
with 4 trucr spirit, inquired further. He
did not let II first difficulty keep him from
Christ; and when he saw Him he admit
ted the evidence of His Messiahship. lie
was not crcdulous, but honest, gulleless.
Skepticism is often 4 proof of folly, while
taith is proof Of the truest wisdom. The
discussion was intcrspersed with many
valuable practical reflections, and the inn
preston was decidedly good. On the
whole, we have rarely heard sermon oil
greater beauty or power. 1t was listened
to with enthusiastic appreciation by the ell
tire audience.
The celebration of the Washington So
cicty fakes place Tonight. There are al
ready many visitors here from distance,
and many more are expected. We noticed
Hon l.. johnson Barbour and other gentle
men of distinction i'll the congregation last
uulit II.
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FOkr OF RICHMOND, JUNE 20, 1871.


.,s Steamer %yanokc, hoprne, New York, mer-
Steamer palisade, helson, kingmll, George
l.. Currie. agent.
Steamer George Is. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
AMI Packet Company.
Brig Caprerd. Blanchard New York, liph..
Schooner John Z. McShane, Johns ON, Havre de
Grace. coal, ). Z. ,.athrop.
schooner alice Curtis, Philip Z Milton Corsey,
Fort Monroe, iron, iredesar Co.
schooner Narcissus, Bunting, Havre dc Grace
coal, S. III. Halves.
chooner ocean Il rd, March, Georgetown, coal
s. Ill. HaHeS.
schooner Hope, Booth Cabin Point, lumber
Chas. inii,ip..
Schooner transferable, Falcs, Rocklant., lime
A. ). Lee.
Schooner Georgia, Norfolk, grain, -.
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, RUcklani, lime, A.
:. Lee.
schooner Oliver Harrison, 4 lexsndria, grain,
Gai.egO Mills.
schooner Angeles, Mercer, Norfolk, shingles.
nAILhD,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk nler.
chaEdIse and passengers.
schooner j.. A. Rose, Rose. Philadelphia, gran
ite, Curtis & P.trk:r.
Schooner }. II. Lockwood, ShirrCtL New York
merchandise, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner John Wilson, huttan, Baltimore,
spikes, Curtis & Parker.
schooner. Jas. Jones, Crane, Georgetown, light.
Schooner *. W. Tuil. Hunter, Providence, via
OsborEe's, coal, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins, Boston, mer-
chIndi e, CurrIc & Co.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST roINT, June 26.-Arrlved, steamer State
of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore, mcrchanGis,
and passengers, \ orA River Railroad Company,
aud sailed Oh return.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-27
Nc NEW-SOUTHERE

OMETHING .-SOUIhEhH
y SlEAM LAUNDRY AND DYki ~ ,t E2 ,nn
No. ali Rroad street with the necessary appara-
tus, and win carry on general WA ,sSI W..
SECURING, AND DYElNG Bys ,idyaa0 t,,m,'
lies, noIcs. steamboats, &C.. in the best st 10, anu
shortest notice soied car pets tenoFs'ca ~ a. "
look as good Al new. g., , o,,nar,or
manner. ,,,r.. oil ,yorlr
Our wagon Will call for and deliver al WORK
in pnarnI.sin1 we refer TO MeSsrs. Levy Bros,
Nory ii COBB. proprietor of tue American Aoteh
ohietuS " o'1 ~ ID. II. GLASGOW & CO.,
60 10 I'm Fgoprietcrs.