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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-11
MARRrEn.

/ On the sssh August by tne Rey.J. ;a ssrTTe1nS
ne the residence or the brides 1ather peisrs.
,Mitchelll, Mr.. JOHN w. HAKM I EasEiTH of thii
burg, Va, TO Mrs. EMMA hu ''fs''i o'A =.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
II RICH4OSD. -.A ,rsal s-G.
SESSION 1871 AND 1872.
fCOMMENCES OCTOBER FIRST AND CON.
- TINUES FIVE MONTHS.

Course OF instruction complete, elementary. and
practical. in addition to the regulsr lectures,
course of daily rectations and exam atoms, con-
ducted by tie adjunct Faculty, Is offered the stu
dent without chNge.
Practical anatomy taught by an experienced
demonstration.
Clinical lectures are given at the City Aims
house Hospital. College Hospital, Co lsge Dispen-
sary, and State Lnnatlc eyluml, by The Faculty;
Diplomas Issued TO- students OF pharmacy Woo
attend two courses Of lectures on chemistry, ma
terra medicS, and pharmacy, aud pass sstisiac-
tory ex amin at on 1900
A prize is offered fer the best thesis. Subject
Anassthesta1 ..-. ~. a. an
Merit rions students, with limited means, WIZ
be received by making proper arrangements WIN
the Dean. ...z
For terms, price Of board. or any other iniof-
maiion apply to j. B. NcCAW, III, D.,
|2.rE Dean OF tie Facaty,
auso- 2tawd &NtIOct 1910 Broad street
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, TO be sold off at half
value, as their inventory season list September)
approaches. T. z. PRICE & CO.,
ty2s 1leI Main street.
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HARVEY FISK,
A. s HATCH.

Davenport & CO, over The firSs Na w. -,
Bank, Richmond Va, are asen's ~ ~ STbaw
these bonds in Virginia. -----
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MORE NEW AND REASONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE s. co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Bpff. and Pick Csmbrics,
fer dresses aud trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves
Ladies' Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best !;
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle-Thread Hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Rose, superior;
CoIsets -every make and quality.
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1gEAP FUEL CHEAP FUELIi
GOAL. COKE, AND WOOD

MIDLOTHIAN LUMP AND HAIL
M CGAGs,
MIDLOTHIAN AVERAGE COAL.
ANTHRACiTE C0AL-RED AND WHITE
ASH-Egg stove, and mt Sizes
LUMP COkF.
Families, factories, foundries. and workshops
supplied with the above superior Goals BY
ALBEIT BLAIR,
au7-eod2ft 18th street. near Mayo's bridge.
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HOAE AND WOCD.-I am now pre-
" pared to furnish CLOVER HILL COAL at
the lowest summer prices viz: GLOVER Hill.
LUMP al SIS. 90 per load, delivered, and CLOVER
HILL HAIL at $3.50 per load, delivered.
A supply Of WOOD aud ANTHkACiTE COAL
constantly on hand for sale at the lowest market
prices. .,..-s,.a - -
am also prepared to furnish CLOVER hILL
COAL at the same prices in Manchester. How
Is the time 10 lay In your v inter supply.
= 49,. - :. A. b. WOobDRIDGE, p
Cflce and Yard, 9th street beyond Byrd.
jJ l3-3m s.,
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wOf,n aYD COAL.
ICon COTE AID COAL.

WIOOD, COKE, AND COAL.
Why not save 10 per cent. and buy your Wiz Es
VIZ. MCDOWELL.
See See. hls " e fsFsF s0s as @oas
Best CLOVER HiLL LUMP LUMP COAL - ps'
Rest OAK WOOD s5. 6lss per cord
5 5s' a .IsE sA WEEP saa Is OAK
go sell wiil to be unasrs9ldM TcTpiplRs qs
LIST and Broad stree 8.
T0R SALE. al low price, 3,oOv , Dushe IT,
FINE COKE, suitable for burning, an nonve.
ia At the corner OF 9Th and BYTE sofee'0'
n,sns e the canal AeePR'SS s q SDso %11LIAMs:
CHEAP FUEL CHEAP FUEL'l
n purchased quantity Of EmaL 81
s,;nner prices, would respectfully hf nov n
AID f the RS0ths em PSeir NiNER
BrePrrea 70 'od. If not better terms hsn can DC
hau elsenheis W. J. MCDUWELB,
,o CIV swaw lst and Brold streets.
GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD. asas
am nov.ready to deliver the best GLOVER
BILL an LUMP 70 GOAL at IS per load delivered in
any portion of the city. -,-.
~ viii f receive orders for WIN TERPOCK COAL,
to be delivered in september and OCTOBER al mar
kg Best lump and HAIL SOFT COKE; AN
THRACITE COAL of the best quality and all
sizes: OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and
split. always on hand at the lowest market rates.
W. p. CRUTChFIELD is still with mo, and
would be glad to see his friends wanting f1el CT
"''' N'''l No. l1s 9Th st near Packet landing.
au 2l-MW, &S1m .. ....
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Mrs. Pellet VIII receive a class of young ladies
who msy desire 10 D lrsue systematic course OK
study in history: 1t will include the ae7grapny
OF the Ancient World aud the historical ma po-
Ijtcal qeograt hy the Middle Ages and OF Modern
Burope, ilustra.ed By maps OF the latest au, hor1
lies, ee F-.3uOC
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w AUGUST, 1871.

aust 1918 and 1915 lain ST., kichu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18
FROM LELAND,

SICKNEss-There are several residents of our
village sick with fever, &c. James Hinkley has
lain ill for long time. He is closely attended
by his father. DR.. d. Hinkley. nights and days.
He was lately married to q Miss Mary Daley,
and his sickness has produced "chsnge" in his
diaphragm.
LAw.-Our Leland courts have been very busy
for some time. The case of DR.. Hinkley, as
reported in my last letter, has caused consider
able stir among the headquarters of officials, who
fearful the corporation will be sued for false
imprisonment, as they most richly deserve. This
is not the first of the kind which has occur-
red within our village. and the probabilities are
that this case will not pass by UNDECIDED by all
law lovers.
The Leland magistrate said he might as we'll
make an example of Or. Hinkley as any other
person, and proposed to do SO. He gave his opin-
ion before tho ira. that he should not give q
change of venue asked for, because he had .juris.
action of the cause.
REAL ESTATE. Ivor Montgomery has built
himself barn 42x5O feet, one of the most con.
venient IN this township. He buys Lawyer E.
g. Abbott's residence and sixteen acres of land
for $500, and takes possession next spring. Mr..
Abbott expects to move to Saline county, Ne.
brsska, next spring or summer. Dexter Levery,
the great cheese maker, has built new barn so
by $50 feet, 20 feet high, with eight feet base.
ment. very large cupola surmounts the top
of the barn, through which passes the machinery
of an immense wind mill pump.
A large reservoir of water is in the upper part
of the barn, surrounded by immense piles of hay
to prevent freezing, from which pipes conduct
the water to the front of ever animal in the
building, without moving one of them. The
whole structure is calculated to be proof against
freezing. 1t cost $1,000.
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Y trn jr"n The house contains ionr rooms; well and
ot WI va ''' '' RICHARD GLINDON.
'act 90 P.O. Roy $50, Ottawa Ills,
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DrMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Decem.
Der, like a staunch friend, is again at our side,
with its overlooking measure OF good things for
Christmas. and abundant promises for even bet.
yer for the future, which we promise will be
well fulfilled. We advise those who have not
decided on "A publication for the household for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-18

1872, to get number before selecting elsewhere.
and see the abundant return for a small in
vestmeut So yearly. Published by w. JEN-
NrNGs DENoREsT, S3S Broadway, n. Y.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions reOeiv-
ed by Osman & Hapeman. Ottaws, Ills.
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HOUSE 81 LOTS ~OR SALE.

The Are property formerly owned and occupied by ".
,Ni;, a, , bory,ir Arn,v IN WIN. G. SMITH,
ort I $50 4'' At Drug Store, leo Main st.
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- Our druggists keep for sale Halls Vegetable
Scilian Hail Remover, the best preparation ever
made for restoring tho vitality and color Of the
hair =
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CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES.


4 iive-yesr-old girl in Cambridge sent her
three dolls TO Chicago.-Er.
The above WAS the most generous donation to
The Chicago sufferers we have heard OF.
The following advertisement appears in a Lon
don Journal ''W Wanted, tho assistance of kind,
judicial LADY, used to girls. and accustomed to
the usa of the birch rod. Part of time only ne.
quired, and liberal terms arranged."-Es.
This IS only an ingenious way of advertising
for female threshing machine.
The Cincinnati EaqHirer's Deutsch poet is
shocked at the nude small boy on the Davidson
fountain in that city:
"Der small Poy stands on der fountain.
IND he DONE got on any close,
Und dem young girls dey all plush and say,
Vat no means by such conduct as dose z"
A louisville wife, wishing to get rid of her
husband at short notice, sent him INTO the cellar
with kerosene lamp for pitcher of cider. She
gave him just time 20 get the cider in one hand
and the lamp in the other, and then shouted
murder" She had calculated well. The doom.
ep man sprang up the step, the lamp fell, and
the woman was free.-br.
Since reading the above, no amount of persua.
sion can induce us into the cellar.
The Iitusyilo lPa') LeTata says "trench
heels nave been almost eEtirely discarded In oil
City, the sidewalks being made of RATED lumber
and full of peg holes, tho girls frequently found
their heels f.,t and whole section of sidewalk
had to be torn up before they could continue
+be;r r,ro,,cr,3o Tn. or,bor;,;os bora r.0so5
,'..,-. p, =,
an otoII' , 10y &c: Ing o'e'J ,'u0w"'A
w. pI''o'
o;don+sn
,,:,
,1r, '' We
49,. Epo' 'A.
Un-y e0','l ~, VIZ "'-'N "A' p'''e'' a'l
-
Lave ' SooIo - 81 '''0 ''"'h oH
Doos :. r,oa, a. tfsb e,,1, M, T-,i.,a,l.. ,oo,o
,.,z,,,,.,.9
mi 1....,.,,..,
'.,.y.,,.,,, .y-' '''' 'o'-
e 9'''''' .r,
With .if3 ,,iya +, 4beo5 communicating
;dsnt fnr ,hat of Roooier '-''O0 "a ie'-
c,. -
devisa and baoueatb nrio If,,s.os g c.. e,'oy
;nn,,at;oo of h;S bostior t W ao'ep. 'ne
one of his nays, saving it was his rule ..never to
look gift horse il the mouth"
The n. Y. Globe is responsible for this: sCiye
US rest" said the boss And they gave him
arrest
"0'N "a o'o
alo "ee" " ""''
A Hartford editor having twitted an editor in
are;ybhor;,, citv of bcin, bs,a srhsooro,,.,,
Consequently
"p'' Gnu ''"'"'o 'n'" ~ lung as
dossnt need snv hair anvbor,,
o... . ~,
s.o.,;. ,..1s.... '"'' !"
....,l
.I '" - WV po"00
nho r..,
.,ot 40, srn,1 ~. -:., wv ~ Kiln
ated bride and vvas snnerblv dres.od in u,h;.o
and rodolent with smiles and ,,sL A,o.h.,
chan did the bashfn, and awkward oroom M.
"Souire." almost dead from fr;oht. nerturh0+;o,
or 'FRONT.'. sbalas -,orr;od tho oo,n,, .,a u.o:.
ing his fee-un ,dvertis;ny sbset ;r;t0t;n. . O.
.roorb.ol-vsr. o..
Simultaneously with tho rof,s., sc a.. h.
der to take the horns ..vn fo- dr;r.s +ha hid,
and groom appeared on the scene in their nropc,
masculine b,h;,;n,oo,s , :. :,
- N ~ % AePo''e" Via
'he young lus'ice Is debating as to the best eth
cd of suicide.
Jadu oorr,sno,do. ;o, . , i,
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Domestic AHnIrs.

Some San Francisco policemen have Just
been convicted of smuggling opium from
China steamers.
The fifth annual meeting of the Society
of the Army of the Tennessee will be held in
Cincinnati on the 9th and 9TH of April.
The revenue cutter Vigilant on Thursday
afternoon seized the British schooner Martha
Anna, off the coast of Maine, for violating
the coasting laws.
ON Thursday night a severe storm passed
over Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Wisconsin,
Iowa, and Minnesota, causing mnch damage
to buildings aud other property.
F, NJ. Weber, man aged forty-five years,
went into a cemetery at st. Louis, on Thurs
day afternoon, and, with pistol, blew his
brains ont over the grave of his recently
burie d wife.
"A school-ho in Cleveland, Ohio, yester-
day had it's gable-end blown in during the
prevalence of storm, and though it was we'll
filled at the time with children, but few of
the number were injured, and none of them
fatally.
Judge John N. Conyngham, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, while attempting to jump from a
Jackson railway train, at Magnolia, Miss, on
Thursday night, fell, and the rear Car passing
over him, he was so badly crushed that he
survived the injuries but short time.
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Foreign Affairs.

General Sheridan has gone from Mar
seilles to Bordeaux.
The Orleans Princes are staying in the
Department of Gironde,
The Court of Rome has recognized the
new Government of France.
in the British House of Commons last
night Mr.. Disraeli made q most powerful
speech on the foreign policy of England, and
urged the gravity of the Eastern question.
MIR. Gladstone replied to him in denuncia-
tory tone.
Some of the cable dispatches seem to
doubt that peace has been concluded.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-25

-Mahlon II. Dickinson has been appointed
chairman of the Republican State Central
Committee. The committee endorse a re-
vision of the State Constitution, and also are
opposed to the government of Philadelphia
by commissioners.
The nail manufacturers of this State and
New Jersey met yesterday and adopted a
schedule of prices.
The coal operators have addressed the
public on their grievances.
The colored soldiers and sailors will
parade and hold q mass meeting on March 80.
"A fire last evening destroyed about $4,000
worth of property at,Raeigh's woollen mill at
Germantown road and Columbia avenue.
Sophia Hornberger, injured last week by
the explosion of lamp, died last evening.
"A London chemist is now erecting appa-
ratus in the mint for new process of refin-
ing gold,
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2926t

OFFICE POST QUARTERMAsTER
" FORT MONROE, Va, Feb i3. 1871.
VII be sold a. public auction, at Fort Monroe
Va ON the 18th day OF March, 1911, at ten (10)
o'c.Cck A. M. about eleven thousand two hundred
ana fifty Ql25O) yards 'T" RAILROAD IRON
(woInl together with number OF FROGS and
HAIRS.
Property to be removed at expense of purchaser
within reasonable time.
deposit OF ten Qel per cent will be required
upon acceptance of bid. Terms cash.
by order OF the Secretary OF War. -
JAMES CURRY,
l4tu hstmibt Lieutenant and A. A. Q. Nj.
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MACHINER RY.

COTTON AND WOOL FINISHING MA
~ Chimes Shears Brushing, Mapping and Fuliing Ian
ping and Measuring Machines Iron Temples. New
Cutters and Ledgers, and repairs specially.
GEORGE o. HOWARD.
ba HSouth EIGHTEHNTH Street
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PROPOSALS.
IN N GIN e r FLO E,
L FIFTH LIGHTHOUSE DISTRICT,
BALTIMORE, Md, Fen, 7, 1871,

DALTlMOhE, ml, rtt loIls
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, on forms
furnished for the purpose by the Lighthouse Board,
Will he received ut this office until II O'Clock NJ.
WEDNESDAY, March s, 1871, FOR BUILDING
TWO SCREW-PILE LIGHTHOUSES, one at
BENONlS POINT, Choptank river, Nd, in about
eleven-feet water, and the other at LOVE POINT,
HI ead OF Kent Island, mouth Of Chester river, Nd,
in ten.feet water, according to the plans and speci
dcations Tor the same, which can be had together
with such other needful information, on application
10 this Office.
The Lighthouses will be built on wooden piles,
surmounted 10y, cast-iron sleeves, in manner
similar to certain other lighthouses In this district
Proposals may be made for either or both Light
houses but the bids must state the price for each
single structure.
Each bid must oe accompanied by a written guar
antee IN the sum of one thousand dollars from two
responsible pares that in case the bid is accepted
the bidder will within ten days thereafter enter into
a contract on the terms Of his bid. The Govern
mentreserves the right TO reject any or all bids.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals for Build
ing Screw-ple Lighthouses at Benonis Point Chop
tank river Nd, and Love Point Kent Island, Chesa-
peake Bay, Md" and addressed TO the undersigned.
PETER q. HAMS,
Captain OF Engineers,
2926t Lighthouse Engineer, Fifth District.
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NOVEL AUCTION SALE.
A Coal Mine Under the Hammer-Thc Pro-
Uerty BId IA.

Uerty Bld ln
A sale of singular character was announced
to be made to-day by Muller, WilkinsS& Co., at
the Exchange salesrooms. The property con-
seted of coal deposit adjoining Scranton,
Pa. the area of which comprises about one
hundred and twenty-five acres. The land was
represented to contain an aggregate thickness
of eighty-four feet of coal veins of the best
quality or 100000 tons per acre; but the sale
was 10 take place On an assumption of only
81, 600 tons per acre, or about 100000 tons in
the aggregate, at the price bid per ton for this
quantity. The terms of the sale were a paw
ment of $4,000 at the time of purchase, the
remainder to be paid on the first day of April
next.
The property is owned by law firm in Phila-
delphia. The title has long been subject of
litigation, and has just been rendered perfect.
The sale of a coal mine at auction at time
when coal is rapidly becoming luxury unob-
tainable even by the wealthy would naturally be
expected to excite great competition among
capitalists. A mine of such extent, however,
could be worked only by large corporation,
and the leading coal companies are probably too
much embarrassed by the strike of the miners to
care to add new mines to those they already
own and are unable to work. At any rate the
attendance at the sale was small, and the mines
were bid in after two bids had been made for
one cent per TOM. Y. Post, last eoening.
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( OST.-NOTICE.-APPLI Has ppU1-
u made 70 the ST. NICHOLAS OIL rOSaPD1HNTvV PDHTV
sVr me renewal OF the following lost certi6catss ~
STOCK IN said company, viz. - noasos oi
SeItincate NO. 1346 for 800 shares and
sacS tap sno NOS lS4c ls4, ls4S 1919 ana 1880
All All IN IN the name Of the undersigned and dated
Slsm4c WILLIAM P. JOHNSON.
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nUARTERdASTER' OFFICE, u. S. A.,
~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb IL, 1871.
Sealed Proposals. in triplicate, win be received at
this ONCE until IL O'Clock M. on FRIDAY, March II,
1871, for building Brick Stone Wal around the
Richmond, Va, and Wilmington, N. G. National
Cemeteries
Forms for proposals, and specifications, furnished
upon application to this oiilee.
HENRY @. HODGES,
2lT6t Major and Quartermaster, u. s. A.
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OHIRF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
OMAHA, Nebraska, Feb. /, 1871.
There will be sold al public auction, at Fort
Mcpherson, Nebraska, on MONDAY, March q, 1871,
a lot of condemned Quartermaster's stores, Grain,
and Clothing; and at North Platte, Nebraska, on
TUESDAY, March 7, 1871, 81 condemned cavalry
horses.
TeTms:-Cash in Government funds.
ALFX. j. PERRY,
Chief QgaFteTmastpr D.pt pilt.c,
2lOfM6 BTeYet Brigadier- Gehersl, U. S. A.
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"A new Chinese temple has just been finished
in San Francisco Before it was opened for
worship wooden figure of a horse, supposed 10
belong to the gate-keeper of hell, was burned.
and afterwards the effigy of the gate-keeper
himeelf sas set n a2laes in og,er u keep 80
evil spirit away.
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DUNCHING, CUTTING, SCORING AMI
Il Perforatipg Machines for paper and metals
GEORGE q. HOWARD
ems No. II South EIGHTEENTH Street
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John FARNUM a CO., COMMISSION MER,
= srs"s- sre "enn'sstuveS of Oouasto-r TFekfue ate
~s' - V-AA-@-~JA s.ss.a. 1sA-@aalsa-s. N
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PATENTS.
TINTED STATES PATENT

y w.snIo~- "a OFFICE
ON the petition OF -Sr, d. O., jan 9l. Is,1
Merton TowDS" s>ANIRL s. NIPPES, OF TInnnar
Albert -..ip, Pennsylvania, administrat1rp of
sior .~sippes, deceased, praying for the extent
of patent granted to the said Albert 81 N,a,sas
on the 2ss day OF April 1857. for an Improvement IL
II is ordered that the testimony In tha case ~.
closed on the 2lst day Of March next that0 0 ,p ~
b nme ICf ming arguments and the Examiners repors
sald petition be heard the 9th day OF Anr, anu sat
ANY person may oppose this extension "s4s
01OO0t Ao.,. SAMUEL A. DUNCAN.
. IO xOe Acting Commissioner OF patents
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CARPET AND CLOTH ROLLING AND
" hhearlpg Machines roll the piece solid retaining
ut7fF '-'nfH taFGpNF
esmy - h0asn AAon EhEN1t atEasL
Semi-weekly Louisianian., 1871-09-07

Every part of Waltham Watch is made
by machinery, The machinery used in
making the movementlof single watch
coast over Hundred Tnousdnd Dollars,
yetwe sell these Watches. in Q solid Silver
Hunting Case, for s18. The same watch
could not be made by hand and inisheds
as perfectly for Ten TINES As MUCH.
Semi-weekly Louisianian., 1871-09-07
VICKSBURG AND BENDS.
FOR yICKSBURG, DAVIS Ben,

FOR VICKSBURG, DAVIS Bend
Leaves on SATURDAY., ct SP. N.
49, q GREENvfffF ARGYLE
Sunny Side, Eggs Point. n.
Barnard, Grand Lake, Leo
ta, Maryland, Carolina, Pitchers Point.
Skipwith, Lake Providence, Transylvania,
Goodrich's, Millikens Bend, Duckport,
vicksburg, Grand Gulf st. Soseph, Rod
ncy, Waterproof, INatchez, Bayou Sara,
Baton Rouge. Plaquemine, Donaldsonville,
and all intermediate and Coast landings
The new aad magnificent steamer
W. s. PIKE, .,.
J. j. Brown, Master.
I'm place Of steamer Natchez,)
Will leave as above, and, will land all
Coast passengers with their freight. ,Iqae
sConnects at yicksburg with packets for
all points on the Yaaoo and Tailahatchis
rivers. e pfA aAHf3
For freight or passage apply on board
Is e II
JNO, JANNEY, Agent,
tgl - 15OlCommon Street.