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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

CIyELEY SEYMOUR,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IS Cnrendclet street, Lower Floor.
Has tor SAFE Choice Properties, both improved
and unmprovrd, in every part OF The Sixth De
.rict Of New Orleans. Also Money to Lend on
Frs.c,ass Mortgages ~ the lowest current rates.
Gnl1 In
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lust IsECEIVED-

lust RECEIVED
y f,.rkins choice Goshen BCTTER.
so Loxes Cream CHEESE. very tine.
N boxes Pineapple CHfESE, very tine
5tSrces Westphnla HAMS.
:. barrels Pealed PEACHES.
eases Trl,iii,i TURKEY and CAPOH.
Also a large assortment Of foreign wines and
table deica.ies fox the holidays. For sale BY
w. H. HENSING,
I.,334 No. IS Gavin street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NEW ORLEANS
INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT.
In conformity with the requirements of Their
charter, the Association publish the following
statement:
Premiums received lrring their first tis-
cal year, ending pect AMBER 81, 1870.
Fire Premiums. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.32;3 Go
Marine Premiums. 262 7f6 -
RIVER Premiums ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1914 816 n
Total ........................ s77o,ess %
Less nrearned PremiaMs =. s l0o, ASS %
Returned Premiums. lc,OlS 70
Reba.e.................. 6,'7 ~
ReinsuraIces. .......... 1921 33- lA ,-s ~
Se:earned pren.ums. ss2s $50 50
rie losses. ...........-... SS,S'3 ~
Marine losses .............. l2S,o'4 BY
RIVER losses. ............ fI,o+' %
&213,se6 IL
Expense OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :o2S5 q
Profit and loss. ............ G!2 30
Reserved for nnEdjustel
losees................. A"" I"
ss,s,s34 -
Less interest. 1859 to 1856 a 50
Ne, r,oats. ................xs ss e4 Sc
Cash AZ, Az 70
Notes and bills receivable. ........... 20 81
Stocks and bOEis. ...................-. lO,Zoc W
Prem: urls IN course Of cOlec,ion...... H.s2l 10
sxo.To Sc
Stock 1888 800 w
The above statsncE: is - true and correct trans
script nom the books Of tine Association
c. CAvAROC, President.
&. LANAUX. Secretary.
STATE oP LATHAM,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
| Sworn 70 and subscribed before me. this fourth
| day Of January, 1871.
! G. LEGARDErR, JR,.
Notary Public.
| At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held on
the second day Of January 1871, il was resolved "a
declare dividend of fifty per cent Cash. payable on
or after the fifteenth ofFebrnary next by credits on
stock notes, pro rata to the amount Of earned pre-
niums paid Ivy each stakeholder.
CCAvAROC, President.
| e. BERNARD, V.cePresident.
| &. LANiCX Secretary.
! Directors:
| Charles Cayaroc. F.E. Bernard.
Charles de Ruyter. :. Cambon.
| A. Relchard, I. Marlnon.
! Leon Haas, u. Arthur folncy.
T. r. Motion. Ant LanaIa.
| w. Agar. J. Egie .Es ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY JANUARY s, 1871
MEDICAL.

Once, <IS 1CuOupiIUuAsAS -ACCss
ossee hours from to 9 a. NJ. from to g. and
from to p H.
nR. }. sRADFIELD~
FEMALE REGULATOR.
"woNlAN,s BEST FRIEND"
WIN t.1ne On tie Menses vhen they have not been
established, also when they have 'een enppraestd
FROM unnatural canses.
Rheumatisn and Neuralgia
Q! the Eatk and " O1nn
Painful alenstn:arson,
And relieve the Head Back aid Loins o: those eis'
tress:ns pains and aches.
wiz check
.leuorrhaRia or Excessive FIow.o
H1TES-"
! An. Falling Of the Womb. when i is the result Of
relaxation or bad health.
,ts q sure ere in al, the shove diseased as cui
nine in Chsils and Fever.
LADIES CAN CURE THEMSELVES
OF al tie above diseases without revealing thes,
complaints 70 any person. which is s!wsys mordfy
ing to ther pride and molesty.
Iii. remme1ded and used by the bee. ptys,cian'
in thei- private practice.
For history Of the above diseases. certificates G.
! ;,s wonderful cures and ii:ect.ors. the reader il
rse:,ei 20 the wrapper around :he to:tla
| Manufactured and sod Gy.
BRADFlRLD CO.. Druggists
! Atlanta, Georgia
Sold by al! Druggists.
! Price 81 ~ 'H2oSaiy
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MO CHOIR SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
THE AMERICAN TUNR BOOK.
Third Edition Ready.

collection of all tie widely popular Church
TUNES Anthems AID Set Pect%, which have
formed the foundation OF American Church
Music for the past fifty years Containing i"e
choice pieces selected ly so Teachers aud Choir
Leaders
Price, 81 50; fI3 50 per dozen. specimen copy
Will I've sent by ma: 10 any address, postpaid. OF.
receipt OF price. ~ ~
nor2l5 C. H. Dr7sON 4 Co., New York.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

ID CPTCRE CUIlED.-"1iHA AN ESfkh!hfSE
II, of more than twelve years practice IN the
treatment and cure Of III RE ana hhf-N,A
will gI,.usnt.e more perfect relief comfort and Sc
cality and d pid improvement than can be
obtained OF any other person or appliance IN lie
South without regard to the az" ot the patient, or
lenth O. time afflicted. Also Instruments TOR ing
cure OF every species OF human de:ormlty Gu han.
Call or address with stamps. Cor circular. Dr. T.
81, C. FERRIS office No. 10 81. Charles street. mp
stairs Hours from 10 A. NJ. 70 p. u. ny3i ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

United STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TIE NATTER OF RICHARD DOUGHTY,
Bankrupt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

NyOTICE.-HROMA AND AFTER THIS DATE, THE
N following tariti OF charges VIII De adopted hy
IL. au,lc. iIne0 pro ,'rIrtors q, presses:
CHARGES FOR COMPaESSISG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

NrERCHANTS' NIUTUA
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,
30; Canal Street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY or NEW ORLEANS,
Office No 81 Camp street,
Fire, Marine and River Insurance,
NEW oRLKANs! JANUARY Is. 1870.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Net earncd premiums for
lbSS ss's's -
Losses. taxes, general eI'
Ierses, discount on lie.
milms. rel,surancea
interest on scIips, profit
and .osS ................ S%tI.se4 -
Less .scount and interest
a,,n,t s25ss So. lToai5 -
Net p1SNt. = AA'i>As -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08
EDUCATIONAL.

EVHE NEW ORLEANS
MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,
fSS.......... Race street ..............2SSt
{Eetween Coliseum and Camp,
Conducted by r. B. EDWARDS and SAM. II. LEWIS
graduates OF the Louisiana Military University:
VIII prepare pupils to enter the Sophomore c.
Junior Class OF tn. Louisiana State Military Uni.
versty. any other college in the unitei states
an ELEMENTARY Department is attached. Discipline
military with daily drill. EoS b.n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

The at.,ve statement ia a just true and correct
.,tnsc--i,t from the boots OF the Company.
PAUL FOURCHY, President
u. W. MOTT. Secretary.
SrATY LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, :
City Of New Orleans
sworn 10 ..ud subscribed before NE the third Gay
" '"Ne' A''' s. WAGNER, Notary Public.
At f. mee.ny Of the Board OF Directors held OF
the third day OF June, 1870. 1t was lesoiSei 10 a
clare Scrip Dividend of Fifty (o) per cent gu the
net earned prticpatns premiums 1or ne yea
ending thir first May ls'e for when T anass
to and after the ny s sseosi for M the
years 1854 and 1862 and six per cent interest," On Ill
Outstanding SCRIP OF the Company.
Directors
, vourchv p. Maspero.
b. NcCoard, M rug,
/. Y. Generes, r. B. WIZ,
4 :. 2. Ref, yoSepn npSs.4
I :. A. Chaffraix, Charles AaAt.S
J. J. Ferna deE- Ie' u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

The Company have the following assets. EsiL.
MATED At THE LOWEST MARKET CASH
VALUES. VIZ
Consolidated railroad and city bords.
State bonds, bonds Of the Grand
Lodge Of Louisiana. Odd FellowS
EaI Assoc!atiuu. New Orleans Tur.
ners Association ....|sa'Uos y"
p.,n aud e.. .:ss %
,,l.,,.s ,,..l 1859 -
Loans Oh mort gagee. 49,"
~ ,o..,,,h;.. 761. q
Co., Of .,,., .rsu-a,ca co,prar,;es, e6y. 81
r,..,,r,..r. funds . 1859 q
St.,.. a,d ci,v co,,nons 10. collected. 6,l8 70
o. ;,., ~, ,ou,s. If co,;.ctiou 24ecl 70
C..b n, b.,a s44ja 81
ITO, es7% 81. 4
- ALA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

The above statement Is . tuss. nIe ana coiT@o'
trauscnpt from the books Of the Company
THOM 5 SLOO. President
THoxu ANpEasog. Secretary.
STATE OF LounlAyA,}
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this nire
teenth day OF January. 1870 suv,,vv
Second Justice Of tie Peace, parish Of OrieanA
The Beard Of Directors have resolved to pay SIX
PER CENT interest On the outstanding certificates
Of profits; also, THIRTY-THRER AND THIRD
PER CENT on the balance Of tho scrips OF the year
1883 on and afteHths second Monday OF February,
1870. and they have further declared dividend Of
EIGHTY PER CENT on the net earned outstanding
cremi1ms for the year ending December 81, 1863,
for which certificates Will he issued on and after t6s
twsnty.frst day Of March next
THOMAS sLOO, President
JOHN G. GAINES, Vice PrsaidenA
ruo~.. AwprR4oN Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-08

OFFICERS:
We. PECKHAM, President.
VT HOOKER, Vice PRECEDENT
:, neADAM Secretary and ActsaYy.
@ L. FRSDRIKAR, superintendent Of AsencfeA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
PeCuliaritios Of Sleep.

Why, for instance, can some men maintain
their bodily and mental vigor with 50 small
m amount of sleep as falls to their share =
Lord Brougham, and many other g'ca:
statesmen and lawyers. arc known to hHyO
been content with marvclously small quqnt'
ty Of sleep Frederick tho great is SAID to
have allowed himself only iivc hours John
Iluu;er, Eve hours; Gen. Elicit the hero of
Gibraltar, four hours; while Wellington, dur.
ing the Pcninsuar war, had still less.
How, on the other hand, to account for
the cormurant sIcepers? De MoiyTe, the
mathematician, could (thcugh it is TO bo
hoped he did not sleep twenty hours ont Of
the twenty. four. Quiu, the actor, sometimes
slept for twen,y,lour hours at n stretch pr.
Reid, the mcluphysican. could 50 n,nnagr,
that one potent meal, followed by one Long
and sound sleep, would last him ioT two days,
Old Parr slept awav his latter days Oimo'L en-.
rireIv. In the middle of the last century Il
Young French woman, ut Toulouse, hud, for
half year, fits of Iengrhenei sleep, varying
from three To lhiItccn days each About the
same time. Il grl. At Newcastle. On.Tyne. Slept
fourteen weeks wIlhou; wukinG; mud the
waking process, occupied thrCi days to corN'
pIcte. Doctor Blanchct, oI PARIS, mentions
the case Of Igly who slept for twcaIy days
Together when she Tas about eighteen years
Of arc. fifty days when she was nh0Gt twenty,
aud hal nearly whole years sIrep from
Ea,trr Sunday, 1862, till March, 1868; dur
,n,, tAi, hnr sirrp (which rhrsicinuS call
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
A Woman Defines Her Position,

A correspondent of the San Francisco
CAroaiclc, who signs herself "TOfmcnrcd
Woman" defines her position thus:
IL am pes,crrd with offers. Now never
offered to marry man. lue.cr had thcp
sumption to say to gentleman, III you will
be nv exclusive companion for lite | will sup.
mort you; will be mother to your children.
As to congcniaIiry, why I've only seen you in
company dress but you please ne in TINT and
III take it Tor granted that in al their intri-
cacics aud complications our natures will come
into perfect sympathy and consauguiuity with
each other. But men will make such propo'
sitions alicg six weeks acquaintance, when
in reality they know no mere oI the woman
whom they ask to marry them than they do OF
the man in the moon. There are mcn who
will propose marriage to us whose business
would keen them twO.lhiris Of the time il the
wids of the continent They seem To imagine
that the honor o.! their namo aud aIinnce
wunId ho sufficient compensation for u Ii!a
srcnt two thirds in the condition Of grass
wdowhood, or Of one entirely subject to the
provisions ol the backwoOds. There are
others, confirmed invalids, who, because We
are pleasing to them, elect US to the station Of
their nurses for lite, Others nre ms poor as
poverty yet not for u moment do they h'si'
tata to offer US shares in their like poverty.
You men are deludcd on this subject oi
matrimony. You meet a woman attractive to
you, and forthwith you conclude that The
bc,aIl aud end all of her existence hero is
place in yonr own private cage, where she is
10 sing for your avn exclusive benefit. We
propose soou to take hand in this worlds
little game; we're trying to learn from you
how you've managed so long aud so success
fully to stock the cards; we propose to trump
our share Of the tricks aud see that the hOuors
arc more equally divided We may not all
vote, or shrek, oroficiate us platform statunry
for Stanton or an Anthony, but things arc
working; new deal oil around is being
quietly shuilIad out, and in a year or two more
some Of you gentlemen who deem all wOnlau'5
fitness to bC for making your beds, cooking
your food, scrubbing your floors and rocking
your cradles, will be nStonishcd by the posi-.
ticn held by us v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

TnE LATE JouN G. RlvEs.-We have
been reading little of the lite of the late
John G. Rlvcs, whu was Tor many yenrs the
sole proprietor of the Congressional G|'Jc,
and truly was he good and gcOerou' man.-
On one occasion he asked his confidential
clerk, an old pressman, who had worked aud
swGated in his service many yonrs, "how his
(Nlr. Rivcs's) bank account Stood The old
fellow told him upward Of 50 1000" Mr.
Rives handed him check for large sum,
telling him to "takc il; that he had worked
hard tor him, and in future he mustn't work
so hard" At another time his foreman was
elected to some fat Office and retired from the
GioJc office Some weeks afterwards the re-
tired foreman found ut his house "a dinner
service of silver amounting to at least one
thousand dollars" To another foreman who
was without home for his large family, Mr..
Rivcs stopped before his desk one day aud
asked: Have you bought u house yrt T.
The foreman couldn't see. :" aud sail No"
"Why don't yon?' he asked The fellow
took the IIiutund bought" Got that house
yet Z" asked Mr.. Rivcs, soon alter, Yes,
SIR" "IlOw much?" 'Sl,TOO." "Chcap
enough" said Mr. Rivcs, aud he paid Ior it.
These fact. We liud rccited OF him, and It is
only the pity tha, there nre left 50 few men
like him to rejoice the roor laboring nlans
heat --MisJoro' ~ C) RceGr'cr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
, Stouewall Jackson
RY GEN. j. u. IMEOpEH.

InTInV rnIu NlIUu IN lNu sIIUIWur Ut TNU- tTNt
JncLsnn bn1,n IN o;tr,ct tho attention of the
~%nIo ] country will uot rrconn, the bat.
,ISs nnd marches Of the tbiriy DAYS in which,
r;,b @ I Io.. ,L,n Il 0OO man. io defeated sue,
ooss,nIly M,Iroy links Fremont and Shields,
md rpcoycrc'l po,.essiou of rhat fruitful re.
',;nr & Far Iarr ,ime there were many poo.
snI0ir n rho Snm.h wIo"syo jackson no cred. for
iho "rrnt f hing Qualities he DISPLAYED in
,bH, cnmnairp bpt attributed tho splendid
s,rn,orY ' ia ii. .urcrior, n, Richmond, | was
in ' ~ nn,itjon ia know that tho plan Of tha.
"'r;J so ;os ar nncyn,i,r, was conceived as well
'"p," p".H,,o5 ~ Lr ia"Lsnm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
AGENTS,

S-Thc following gentlemen are duly au"
thorzrd to receive ADVERTISING and sun.
sCnIprIoY for the "Sprh Of Jefferson" and
to coIlec, and receipt for the same:
GYo D. neutrality-suspicious..
JouY r. KEARFoTT-!MrijnsbWrg.
RoBr. RIOS LUCAS aud j. HUNTER Bel.
LER-Harper's Ferry,
JOEL W. RoRERrs- Mddieray,
JonY IIiLL-D Dg6ields Dpot.
ALEX OsBouRN- LnioauRe.
NJ W, BURR-Brorn's Shop.
Il. II. RuBEms-KenrnysriNc.
HEYRY S. LEAGUE-Lcctomn.
NJ. Il. FRYEY-B~yyrM Clarke O., Va.
JouN W. DALGARN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
Seward Oh the Chinese Wall.
From the New York Sun,


REpoRrEn You went to SEQ the Great
Wall Of China. Please st.te whether you
were disappointed on seeing it, as travellers
urc generally disappointed when they first SEQ
Niugara.
NIR. SEwARp-I don't think that the Al,
mighty made any mittake in Niagara. II
there is any mistake in that matter it is in the
creatures that he made to study aud contrm
platc his works. The Chinese have been Tor
at least two or three thousand years wall
making people. ltwould bunkruI New York
or Paris to build the walls oi tho city Of
Pckin. Tho Great Wall Of China is the
great wall Of the world 1t is Iorty feet high,
The lower Thirty feet is OF hcwn Limestone or
rrauto. Two mOdGnRcariagCs may pass each
other upon. tho summit, 1t has parapct
throughout its whole length, with convenient
staircasrs, buitrcsses, aud garrison houses ut
every quarter Of miie, aud it runs, MT by
cutting down hills aui raising valleys, hut
over the uneven cre.ts of the mountains aud
down through their gorges, distance OF
thousand miles. Admiral Rogers md | cal,
cu,o,cd that it would cost more now to build
the Great Wall of China through its extent
Of one thousand miles, than it has cost to
build the fifty Eve thousand miles Of raiiroad
in the United st tes. What commentary it
is upon the ephcmeral range of the human
iuteIleC, to see this great utlIiarian enterprise,
so necessary aud effective two thousand years
ago, now not merely useless but an iucum'
brauce aud au obstruction,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
spjrjt Of yrttrrso>r.
CharIegtoWn, W, VA, November "a.
LABOR WANTED IN CuGcAGo.-T'ho Chi

LABOR WANTED IN CuIcAGo-Iho Chi,
cago Tribune says: "Fiye to six hundred
additional brick and stone uasous eau find
employment in Chicago through tho winter
at from 81 to So per day. Two thousand car.
penters eau iud employment oil through the
winter in this city ut high wages. In March
there will be employment for twice as many
more OF these trades. In addition, We want
workers in iron and woodland in every
branch Of labor. Many thousands of bric';
aud stone buildings arc to be erected, reqnir.
ing an army o! plumbers, gas.ftters, workers
in iron, tin, brass and copper"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
POE TICAL.
A STREAMS SINGING.
BY HORACE SMITH.

0, how beautiful is Morning
How the suubeams strike tho daisies,
And the kingcups fill the meadow
Like a golden shielded army
NIarching to the uplands fair
I am going forth to battle,
And life's uplands rise before mo,
Aud my golden shield is ready,
And l pause moment, twining
My hearts pHan to tho waters,
As with cheerful song incessant
Onward runs the little streams;
Singing ever, onward ever,
Boldly runs the merry stream.
Q, how glorious is tho MONDAY!
With the cool largo shadows lying
Underneath the giant forest,
The far hill,tups towering dimly
Ger the conquered plains below
l um conquering shall conquer
In Iifc's battle field impotuous
And | lie and listen dreamy
TO doubled. voiced, low music
Tender beach trees sheeny shiyCr
Mingled with the diapason
OF the stony, deep, joyful stream,
Like mans love and woman's;
So it ruus-the happy stream
0, how grandly cometh Even,
Sitting on the mountain summit,
Purplo.veslurCd, grave, and silent,
Watching Ger the dewy valleys,
Like a good king near his end:-
have labored, have governed;
Now | feel tho gathering shadows
OF the night that closes oil things;
And the lair earth fades before me,
And the stars leap out in heaven,
While into the infinite darkness
Solemn runs the s,eadlust stream;
Onward, onward, crascess, fearless,
Singing runs the eternal stream.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

-Geudlity is neither in birth, wealth,
manner. nor Iashiou-but in the mind. A
high sense Of honor, determination never to
take mean advantage Of another, and nd
hcrcnce to truth, delicncy aud POlitcnoss to.
ward those with whom wo have dealings, are
tho essential characteristics Of q gentleman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

What u crown Of uutliins beauty does
picty pat upon womnn's brow, whether sho
he vile, mother or daughter How much it
adds to usefulness nj tue head Of her house.
holt How it helps her t bear tho lrto
trials Of every day life, which often draw more
heavily on faith aud torltude than greater
oucs How it cou,ccratcs her image in the
hcmtsoF her children y Christian wife aud
mother is Gods richest blessing to u family.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC L, Il,
TIME TABLE.



Leave H,rpcr's Ferry att 90. a NJ, ard 90 p NJ.
Leave Shenandoah nj : OG, A NJ and % ! NJ
Leave Key cs' Switch att 20, A NJ and % PM.
Leave I!allIOwn at I 80. a MRnd IS NJ
Leave Charlrstvwn Al I -. a NJ and igP NJ.
Leave Cameron at S II, A NJ and . on NJ,
Leave summit Point Nt 4 80, A NJ and? NJ
Leave WadcsVillc at $ ". a NJ and IS 7 NJ.
Leave Opequon Bridge Al o., NJ, 2Gs ".
Leave StcphcnSOnB At . 81. and ~ ~.
Arrive nj NYinchrIirr nj 0 40. A NJ, ? 81 ".
Leave Winchester at 10 81. A NJ and . Os NJ.
Arrive al StraSburg at o O5 A NJ and lal PM.
TRAINS GoINo NoRTM.
Leave strnsburg at 5 IS \ NJ and is 10. NJ:
Arrive at Winchester ut 9 50 A MHnd 2.5, NJ.
Leave Winchester at 10 81 A NJ and SOP NJ.
Leave StcpheusUn's at 10 81 A NJ and 3G1 N.
Leave OreouUn Bridge al 1912 A NJ and ) .6 NJ
Leave Vaudeville at lO45 A N and 81 n.
Ir.ye Summit Point 10 SO A N and 10 NJ.
Leave Cameron at Il lOA ~ and ' u NJ.
Leave CharIettown at II 81 \ NJ and % ?. NJ.
Leays Halltown at II % A NJ and 81 NJ.
Lenye KcyCs' Switr at II 81 A NJ and 5 Oi p NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at II I6 a NJ and b2g ~.
Arrive at Harper's Ferry II 81 NJ and 80 NJ
A. b. WOOD. Agent, IIHrper's Ferry:
JOHN L WILSON,
June 90, 1871. Master oil Transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

A Negro member of the Texas Lcgisla-
tpre was met upon The street 9TH largo roll
of grecnback. il his hand, Iooking at his pile
and cackIinG so loud rht ne attracted the at.
,cniion ui byttnder, who said to him,
"What arc you laughing ut, Jim?' jim re.
Piled "You SEQ that money!" "YCs,"-
"WrII, boss, Just got that tor my vcte I'so
been bought lour or five tlmGs in my life, but
dis is dc iust time | ever got dc cash myself"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

BUSINESS LIKE llENs -Od Starks, an
honest German, had a farm about three miles
from tho village Of Naples, on the llIaois
River and Ike most Of hs countrymeu who
settled III this country, was great on garden
truck, butter, eggs, ttc, which he carried
regularly lothetuwn to sell or barter for family
supplies. Ono day he came in rs usual, and
Peter Cri,tor, thu stOrrkcepcr, thinking to
yet joke on the old man, said:
"WclI, Starks, sor some more eggs"
"Y.a.h, have a few"
al paid yua bit for the last" said Cristcr,"
but We have had convention OF tho store.
keepers. and they have resolved to give only
ten cents in future"
"Y.ah, Veil, mino hens they have n
mcrtn'," replied S,urks, IAN dey resolves
wot dcy wont wear dcmscIvcs out luyin' eggs
for less us iGeireen shcnts!"
Aud the old man staiked of, leaving Pete
to stand the laugh of the crowd.
"A country pcdugUguo had two pupils, to
one Of wEom he was partial, and to tho other
severe. One morning it happened lha, these
two boys were both late and were called to ac.
count for it.
"Youmust have heard the bell, boysj why
did you not come I"
"Ploasc, SIR" said the favored, al was
drcamju' TINT was goin' to Calilorny, and |
thought the school bell was tho steamboat bell,
as was goin' in"
every well, said tho master, glad of any
rrctcxt to excuse Ills favorito, and now, sir"
turning to thcothGr, what have you tosay y
"plcasc, sir" said rlre puzzled boy, "l-L
was Whiting to scO TON OB,"
Tho man who gives children habits Of
truth, industry and trugality, provides for
hem better than by giving them fortune