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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-02
FREIGHT OFFICE OF JAS, RIyypSvc-

rNtuh1 VI III of JAS RIVER K.C0.
SPEG, I > : !, NOTICE Tosas-Enns
Lvnchburg and the Southwest. recr.T-T ~ -
Office and forwarded by canal without detent,on'
All freight coming from Lynchburg and beyn.s
TO Richmond and points North viii he prr mni;r
forwarded II consigned 10 the care OF Canal Aten,
1T L5nchSurg. +. DILLON, Agent
my lS-5m 1903 Dock stree.
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BY Richardson Il Co.,
Res, Estate Agents and Auct!oneers.
No, ltl3 Main street.

r1 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOE SALE hT AUCTlON.-Un FRIDAY,
oi.t Inn. nj AZ o'clock P. NJ, we viii sell ut auc.
lion. on tie PREMISES. SEVENTEEN FAIUA.
BLg EUIiDING LOTS, fronting 80 by les feet
each, on the east side of 2iih street. between Il,
s. and II streets Just beyond the corporate Limits
TERMS Une-.nird cash; balance IN four and
eight months. for negotiable notes, with Interest
ADDED aud secured by deed OF trust.
nv 3l-tds RICHARDSON Il CO., Aucts.
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MACHINERY OILS.


MOT ONLY MONEY, BUT THE WEAR
~ AND TEAR OF YOUR MACHINERY
saved by the use OF
VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUBRI-
eating OIL.
Equal TO the best sperm OIL Ut one-third the price.
Suitable FOR slow or rapid machinery of every de-
script!on. Free from all impurities Warranted
not 10 heat or gum. Does not soil the brightest
machinery. Every barrel warran ed to give salts
Faction when properly used or 70 he returned ut
our expense. 1t Is free from all grit and gum and
under the same circumstances rs the best Sperm
or Lard Oh will not heat, wear, or cut the boxes
or bearings.
This OH has been extensively used In this city
Tor several years past,'giving general satisfaction
ana without complaint wherever properly used,
IL does not require any peculiar treatment or par
iicuiar care, other than 10 that the machinery
IS clean anu Tree from dirt and gum before this q"
Is applied; no further care is necessary. Al
Purchasers arc cautioned that the o. ...
utBerS from all other Lubrie'.' a sold by us
ms market. We are the 9 .tnq CaS Sotd IN
Virginia Natural pe' ule agents here for the
every barrel orv' ,rolaum IubricaLing OIL;
thus: YIRr och sold by US bearing our brand
~ hh' LIMA NATURAL PEThohhhf,o ~ y
W .AIING OIL, PURCELL, LAID q
Agents, Richmond, Va. ,o,,
This OH is not affected by extremes o. tennperd
ture stan ding alike heat or cold II Is, ~.
the CHEAPEST Oil, ard combines lnore ui nTaref
Gusi.es OF y good lubricstor than any Oh on'ie
Orders addressedto us will receive p[1.npss, az
tenttrn and be shipped in good, ttght pachiasss'
PURCELL. LADD & CO., DruggaasES,
nv % ---------E.-
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.

AUCTION HALES-Thts Day.
BY Cook & Laugaton. Aucttoneera,
Corner OF Governor and Franklin Streets.
rENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
W HOLD FURNITURE, &C, At AUC1IoN.
THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our store
general assortment of ,,x,,x-,r,-pu
HoUSEHO.D and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
New MATTRFSSES,
REFRIGERATURS,
OIICLOTHS,
New CFDhRB. 4. BUCKETS,
COOKING STOVES, &c.
II COOK Il LhUGHTOE. Aucts.
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at CURRIE j. Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary 81
nv Sim

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND Is-l
Y PACKET COApA \ S.-Thr.s zsSeaas
steamship GEO. Il. UPTON leaves New TX
every SAT URDAY; leayei Richmond S"fy
TUESDAY.
The steamship WH. L. CLYDE leaves Nv
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond eycrT
FklUtG.
Frelsh: received d2ily.
d. J. BURR, President.
fe2o 1914 slain street.
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CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

old BUSINESS REOPENED.
The undersigned having commenced again MS
old business MT 1909 Main street. where he carried
PLAIN and FANCY CANDLES and FRUIT,
BUSINESS from 1870 to 1862 begs leave to call the
and more especially his old patrons, to his present
stock of CANDIES of his own make, whicn ne
warrants to be equal in purity aud style TO any ny
Iaaye ssoek Of II FKENCH caSDIs s
and DOMESTIC FRUITS tdIied and gresnl
BEASDY FRUIT, canned yEGErAB
and FRUITS, MkCCARONI, 5 EDlN Es,
CRat;KkRS CAKES suitable for the country
trade TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CIGARS, apd
TOBACCO, &C.; all of which will be SOLO, 70 tne
1"ue - As' - - =. JAS. MOORE,
No. 1909 Main street,
NV ao.,w Opposite st Charles Hotel.
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RICHMOND AND YoaK RIVER kAILRoAD,}
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, VA, May 30 1871.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE DAILY
~ LINE.-On and after May 30th, 1871, the
TRAINS on thi gro road VII run aG follows:
Richmond Ut lo:ssA. NJ.
d e, po Ream9 Pa aaiy at p M arrive at
FREIGHT TRA1S ny WITH I, THn PASSENGER CAR
Leave Richnond daily Mondays, exceptedl.-
On Sunday this rain Will leave Richmond at $50
NJ, and returning, leave West Point at $40 T.. NJ.
and arrive 1t Richmond ut $50 P. NJ, thus al
lowing persons to spend the Sabbath at delight
full res2rt AMI enjoy fine saltwater bathing In COM
R 81 81 DISTINGUISHES fArs '0f Tue f0an' "'p'
Trains connect daily Sundays excepted) at
West Point with first class steamers for Baltt-
more, and all points North a1d West.
Fare from Richmond TO Baltimore, IS.
Through bills Of lad'rg given to all points
NukTh anc SOUTH. Fre!ghls received daily and
promptly forwarded. 81
Persons going by this route get a good nights
rest on most comfortable boats with tables unsur-
passed by any, and arrive In Baltimore In time
for Northern and Western trains.
tached. tSund.ys and Mondays excepted viii
At 7:30 A. M Leave West Point, tSurdays and
Mondays exGeptedD at l Z. ~. arrive ut Rich
A rourd-t.ip ticket will be gold from Richmond
to West Point, good 10 go down on SATURDAY
and return On MONDAY, for $l.75. Good bo!els
are open for the accommodation of guests at q mo-
derate price.
j. NJ. TURNER, Freight Agent.
j. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent. myU
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after THURSDAY, June LIST,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSun-
days excepted as follows:
$40 A. M.zMAiL TRAIN for the White Sui
phur Springs, connecting at GOrdonsville with the
orange, Alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, aud Lyncnhurg and South.
1888 p. M.-ACCJMMODATION TRAIN Tor
Gordonsyille. -
On and after the 18th Of JUNE PASSENGER
TRAIN vii Iun daily except Sunday between
Stanton and the While sulphur, as follows. =,
Arrive NJ White .uphur at.............l:32P I. III.
Leave White sulphur at................2:3of I. d.
rive dt SEluntun 1T. IA L ID
Through tickets, a. 10 rates, sold to all points
Northwest aSd Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the
cOmpany's offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
n. Il. PERRY,
General superintendent.
JAMES +. NETHERLAND, Gen'l Ticket Agt.
nv
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TOR JAMES AND CHICKA-fLm.

Z HUMlNI RIvEkS.-Tn fast and . a.. 4.s
elegant sde-wheei steamer PALISADt., Llp.slu
CHAS. NELSON, will leave her wharf at Pock-li
for Kings Mill Wharf, on James river, on r -
DIs Us and SATURDAYS al % O'Clock 4. NJ. con-
reclins with the - o'rlDcklain 81 City Point from
Petersburg. Returning vii! leave Kings Ail
on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS al "a. ~,
touching at all the regular landing. each way
VIII leave her whsrf a, Rockets for Windsor
Shades, on Chickah0miny, THURSDAYS,at "a.
NJ, connecting at City Point with the ! O'Clock
train from Peters burg, touching at all the regular
landings on James river down 70 Billiards " harf
and ali regular landings on Chckahomlny. Re-
turning. will leave Windsor Shades on FRI
DAYS at 8 O'Clock A. n.
Freight received from IL O'Clock Mondays 10 '.
O'Clock A. III. Tuesdays, and from u o'ct"cS / j
=. NJ. Wednesdays. and from IL O'Clock f,Ijay,
to "a 4. VI. Saturdays.
Freight for Chickshominy will only be received
from Il O'Clock t, elnesd:ys 10 "A. NJ. Fhur,Gnss.
All frei9ht to way landings must he prepaid.
For turther particulars. apply 10 Captain on
board, or to GEORGE l.. CukRlE'
AgtD
at CURRlE Co.'s, corner 18Th and Cary SIS.
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STEAMERS.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeEn
81 COMPANY.-FOE NEW YORK, -
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, kVKFU.1E
PORTSMOUTH, and ALL EFGULAR LASn
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The f,si "a
elegant United States mail steamer
JOHN SYT.V ESTER
Captain q. 9. CLIFFORD,
leaves company's wharf at Rockets f5r -.
above-named places on MONDAYS, TFDXF%
DAYS, and fridays, al SIX O'CLOCK AZ
and returns On Tuesdays, Thursdays, all! -a,,ir
days.
Passengers con acct at Norfolk with the n'l p,y
Line steamers for Baltimore Philadelphia, and
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival OF steamer.
Fare TO New orr. So
Fare TO Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Fare to Baltimore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cg
Fare to Sor1o.k: $50
Excursion tickets 10 Norfolk aud return go. I! %
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER & CO.'S
EXPRESS, and baggage checked through
Freight received ItsGay5, ThGrscS 2. sLL -.
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,, Boston. Ban.
more, and principa! landings on JAc54re ii. !t.y
and all Jar landings GU J2ne1 r!ve., :. r. =.
SONkBLE RATES. EreigEt received from \.
N. TIL 8P. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. b. TaTUh- General Agent
Office. CompaET's wharf
nvJs Rranch Office CORNER VAIN and Nh 80
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Embellishments.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH-lszsh
MOND AND NORFOLK sTEhM-sssAsS2
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA W Itt 4
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK, SALEOR, and }.
s. GREEN, composing this line, will leave PISA.
delphia every WEDNESDAY and skrUROA /,
and Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY
alternately. Freight received daily teEcelt Sun;
parts OF Pennsylvania ard New jersey als4 lur
New Orleans Ufn Southern Nail steamship l.lne
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk Il
moderate rates,
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals aat
stateroom, eS.
No. 2l25 Dock street, Richmond
WIN. z. CLYDE K CO., Agents,
No. Ii North Wharves, and
fels No. u South Whsrves. Phi!aArlphis
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FOB NEW YOEK .cfs4T
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $500
COMPANY.
The side wheel steamships WYAN0kE, ISAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, SL6Es
NARLE, and HATTGRAS, leave New YORK 10!
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every T US
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at2 o'tigcs
z. ~. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, III.
DAY, and SUNDAY, st high tide.
Ehese ships are entirely new. They ha7e eleFAa !
saloons and statercoMs. The fare, accouI4Ec1
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made win steamers for Al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, Al A GU Az
TEE OF ONE PEK CENT, at the oEcea Of q!
COMPANY.
For further Information apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agen.
my2e No. . Governor street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-07-29
THr ScAyHsosRs OF CHARLES

THn SCAvRNaRRs OF CHARLES
roN.-A visitor to Charleston, S.
c., has been much interested in the
scavengers, so to speak, au natural.
who remove from the streets the
Usual garbage, offal. &C., which
ordinarily collect in the thorough
fares of q city. These scavengers
take the shape of turkey buzzards,
and are not only tolerated by the
people, but indeed, are strictly pro
tected by municipal and State reg
ulations. It is one Of the most
curious spectacles imaginable for
s.r.ngerto watch these useful but
unsavory birds rs they contest with
dogs in the streets and in the vi
entity OF the market house, the
offal which the butchers have
thrown away. They come and go
at regular intervals, trustworthy
and honest. uncommissioned and
unlicensed leather scavengers, faith
full in their attendance to their du-
ties, and never complaining Of too
much work or too little pay They
will eat all the garbage you can
give them, or they can find, and
thereafter, retiring to their haunts,
q mile or two out Of the city, will
await until the pangs of hunger
urge them to town TO the pleasant
and welcome task of removing the
city's animal rubbish. For quite
o hundred years they have been in
the habit of visiting the city in this
neutrality-suspicious. Of scaven
gers, devolving from parent to off
spring-and it is mentioned IS q
remarkable fact that only in the
city of Charl eston and Guayaquil,
South America, have they been
successfully tanned and adapted to
civilized purposes and sphere Of
practical usefulness.
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The Lancaster (Pa.) Express
says the executors Of the estate of
the late Hon. Thaddeus Stevens
will erect q monument over his
grave the present summer. The
Express adds:
"When Mr.: Stephens discovered
that there was a clause in the char
ters of the several cemeteries pro-
hibiting the burial of any but white
persons in them, he declined to
take any Of the lots, and went to
Schreiner's private cemetery.where
no such prohibition existed. He
purchased two adjoining lots. One
of his friends, in view of the fact
that he had no one but himself to
be buried in them, asked him why
he secured so much ground. ooh,
WE'LL he replied, in his inimitable
humorous way, some poor devil
may come along one OF these days,
and will have no place to 60. He
can turn in with me-
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TAKING A SwIM.-Out in Ohio,
last week. twenty Baptist clergy
men, went down to q secluded spot
on the river bank, in the afternoon,
for the purpose of taking swim.
These score of brethren removed
their clothing and placed it on the
railroad track close at hand, be.
cause the grass was wet. Then
they entered the water and enjoyed
themselves. Presently an express
train came around the curve at the
rate Of forty miles an hour, and
before any Of the swimmers could
reach dry land, all OF the under
shirts and socks and things were
Auttering from the COW catcher,
aud speeding on toward Kansas.
It Was painful for the brethren
exceedingly painful-because all
the clothing that could be found,
after q careful survey, was . sun
umbrella and pair of eye glasses.
And they do say when those TWEEN
~ marched home by the refulgent
light Of the moon, that evening, in
single file and keeping close to-
gethor, the most familiar acquaint-
ance with the Zouave drill on the
part OF the man at the head with
the umbrella, still suficed to cover
them completely. They said they
felt conspicuous. somehow, and the
situation was made all the more
embarrassing, because that night
ell the Dorcas societies, and the
-Woman's rights convention, and
the pupils at the female boarding
school seemed to be prancing
around the streets and running
across the route of parade. Most
Of the brethren are now down on
immersion, and altogether in favor
Of the use Of water only in sprink
ling.
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LITTLE WOMEN. .

Three little girls we're play ing
among the peoples and sage brush
Of the back yard. Two of them
were making believe keep house.
little way apart, as near neigh
bors might. At last one was over
heard saying to the youngest OF
the lot, There, now, Nelly. you
90 over to Sarah's house and stop
three little while, and talk as fast
% ever you can, and then you
come back and tell me what she
says about me, and then I'll talk
shout her; and then you will hear
all I say, and then we'll get as mad
40 hornets and won't speak when
We meet, just as our mothers do,
you know and that'll be such fun,
won't it ? Hadn't these little mis-
chiefs lived to some purpose and
were they not close observers and
apt scholars, charmingly trained
for the chief business of life in Q
smnll neighborhood2
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IHB PALLADIUM,
CATE.KEEPER,s POME.

The following thoughts on the various
troubles Of keeping toll-gate, were handed
TO No By On old friend who has been thcye for
many years. He evidently is too modest to
use rough examinations, and hence those he
does use destroys the jingle of his lines.
whils pic mic days make joyful times,
For gentlemen and lasses, &
] tell you friends their rather tough,
On gate-keepers and horses.
While hundreds use their horses kin1,
And treat gate keepers civil,
Others there are who 20 it blind
Led captive by some evil.
They'll whip and lash old Dobbin's sides,
Till they are all in ridges,
Then violate the turnpike laws,
BY Saving through the bridges.
And when they do the toll.eats reach,
a'ao They'r always ling fuses
II gate keepers give mild reproof.
They'll call them blamed old-boobies.
And, now, if you snonld wonder why,
Those youngsters break those laws
Ny dearest friends the answers plain,
Bad whisky is the cause. es
And thus you see, to what state
OF moral degradation, .,s.-.
Those youths do reach
x Who early form habits Of intoxication.
Surely those poor unfortunates,
Should not be so much blamed
Al those who do entice them
Into those habits named. r
The distiller and rum-seller,
No mortal touRne can tell, Ys,
Which of these two named characters,
Will have the hottest condemnation.
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A young lady by the name of
Belle Brown, wishing to DO in the
fashion. and initiate the Maggies,
Mollies, Armies. Susies and other
lies" Of her acquaintance, had her
visiting cards printed Belle Brown.
Whereupon Figaro is Of the opin-
ion that the sweet name Of Belle
ought to be an exception to the
patronymic rule. It says: Take
FOR instance that wag OF . farmer
up in Oregon. Peter Axe. who had
his daughter christened Belle. We
don't believe she would have he,
cards printed "Bellie Axe" and il
other girls called her by that ro-
mantio name, when she gets big
enough to 'rastle,' we reckon there
will be . lively time, and a lihera
watt Of hair and chignons upor
the balmy breezes Of Oregon i'm
). mediately afterwards. ~
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Maria said . lady to q eolored
chambermaid, that's the third silk
dress you have worn since you
have come to me, pray how many
do you own Only seven, m;ssis;
but Is SIS savin' my wages to buy
anoder!' Seven! what use is seven
dresses to you? why, l don't own
% many as that 'Spect not, mis-
sis,' said the smiling darkey, you
doesn't need 'em 90 much as
does. You see, you quality folks
everybody knows is quality: but
We bettermost kind Of cullud pus-
sons has to dress smart to distin.
,ltinguish ourselves from common
niggers,'
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State of indiana, 90
Wayne County, 90

In the Wayne
Henry Seiks Common Pleas Court,
VS. September Term
Anna seiks. 4. D., 1871;
nE 1T KNOWN, That, on this 30th day of
ID June, 1871. the above named plaintiff. BY
job H. Popp, attorney, has filed in the Office
of the Clerk Of the Wayne Common Pleas
Court, his complaint against said defendant
in the above entitled cause, together with the
return of Sheriff, defendant. Anna Seiks not
found is not resident of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant, Anna Seiks, therefore is
hereby notified Of the filing and tendency of
said complaint against her, and that, unless
she appear and answer or demur thereto, at
the calling of the said cause on the second
day Of the next term OF said Court, to be be-
gun and held at the Court House in Centre
yille, on the second Monday OF September,
said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alledged, will be taken
as true and the said cause will be heard and
determined in her absence.
- Witness VIM. w. Dudley. Clerk,
ssal and the Seal of said Court, at Gen.
trevile, this 30th day of June, 1871.
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
John q, Popp, Atty of Pitt. 4-w
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A West Virginia man thought to have
some nice fun frightening boy by play
ing panther, clothing himself in q PAM
theirs skin and suddenly appearing be-
fJre him in the woods near his house.
But the boy failed to see the joke. good
% it WAS. He went back to the house,
got his fathers rife, rested it or fence,
and shot that panther. There was .
funeral from that mans residence two
days after.
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Notice of Insolvency.
Estate of Bernard SitlOh

NOTICE is hereby given that Carrot
~ Schnelle and David Feltman. Admins
traitors of the estate of Bernard Sitloh, have
filed their petition to have said estate settled
as an insolvent'one, which will be heard and
determined at the September term, 1871, of
the Wayne Common Pleas Court. All par
ties interested will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Witness my name and the seal of said
Court, at Centrevlle, this 29th Of June, 1871.
fsl VIM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
July /, 1871. 16-3w
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THE ORIDE GOLD WATCH

In Massive Oride Gold Double Hunting
Magic Spring Cases, elegantly engraved, or
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever Move.
ments, full jewele6s regulated and warranted
to keep correct time, and wear equal to Gold.
precisely like in appearance, make, finish.
brilliancy of color, to $500 Gold W atch, One
Of these splendid W atches will be forwa rded
by mail free to any address,, in handsome mo.
rocO case, lined with vel. ct and satin. LA.
dies or Gents size Watch, for only. ..$12
Watches for holiday presents manufactured
to order.
Genuine American Watches of all grades.
in Gold OF Silver Cases, from $18 up to 5000.
Other Gold Watches equally low. With
every Club of six Watches Of any kind. We
send one extra of same kind free, as a pre.
MUM to getter up of Club. A superior stock
of Genuine Oride Gold Chains, from 81 to So
each, warranted fully equal to Gold in brill
| liancy OF color. wear, dc. Bills of over $12
collected on delivery. if desired. All Bills OF
$12 and less must be cash in P. o. money Or
ders, or registered letters, at our risk Goods
carfully selected, packed and forwarded pre-.
paid by mail, or by express, on receipt of
price. Safe delivery of all Goods guaranteed.
Watches forwarded to be examined to parties
| Known, when express charges both ways are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mis-
sissippi River, with bill to collect on deliver !:
Purchasers must pay all express charges on
goods sent G. o. D.; also for return of money
All Cash orders forwarded free of charges
to destina ton. Catalogues Free. Address
all oIders CHAS. P. NORTON 4 co.
IMPORTERS OF WATCHES, &c.
Established 1857. SO Nassau ST., NY.
29-lyear.