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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A vALr.
~ ABLE BRICK DWELLING AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTIETH
ANDHHACE STREETS.-Pursuant to a decree
OF the Chancery Cou Of Richmond. entered ON
18th december. 1870, In the case Of Gregory IS,
Hin, the subscriber, as special commissioned as.
ton upon the premises, on TUESDAY, llh April
1911. at O'Clock P. NJ: tif fair; II not, then on
the first fair day thereafter, at the same hour hp
DIV ELLlNG of which the late Dr. o. B, Hill
died seized, situated as above, and occupied BY
Daniel Lyon. Esq 1t has seven large and two
small rooms besides bathroom, with water and
gas also. kitchen, with three rooms and a
stable and carrlage-housc, all in good order The
LOT Is 80 by l20 feet 10 n alley IL feet wide
TERMS: One-feurth cssh; bal tnce at ore and
two years. for negotiable notes With ineres, add.
ed, 4 The title retained by the court until The
notes are paid VIM. IS. GORDON,
Special Commissioner.
GRUBBS & W ILLIAMS, Auctrs. NH IL
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AUCTIDM SALTS rururo 49,.
-
BY Lee & Goddin. Auctioneers,
No. Ills Main st.

" ALUABLE AND. ATTRACr1pp
sUBDEBAN kESIDENCE, WITH ~ ~
IIEEM aCREs HIGHLY IMPRoVkbff w.
S % HaT : eS S9h kA kneIIg ghFER
M0ND, FOR SALE AT-AGGUioE.Nunn, kHiCH-
ga 10Th april on the premises, at o,nlossp s.
~, We VIII sell that valuable and a,,saasP.
COUNIAY SEAT, situated rs deaerfbsS ACTIVE
now In the occupancy OF Nr. s. Schwartz aoo7s,
,r- me improvements consist Of LARf;R rn
STORY FRAMED DWELLING conta,ni,a mO.
teen rooms and cl0sets-four rooms nn VIII
toor-and wing containing FIVE rooms. +, .n e,ther
kitehen, stable, snd the usual ont bnlJ, noose
In good repair. and erected within The IIm OIL
years OF the best materials and workmao.sa1 le.
seme distance from the house have baan,
Ruild1ngs suitable for SLkUGHTERiyIce IssG Gted
FOsEs, convenient to rever.faIlinr EUR FUR.
WAFER, and detached from the mans,o o.iesm Of
which may be used as snch or for farm .sact,
Inc land is very fertile, location hsaltb"a ioas,
neigh oorhoed good. snd being within IL ~; and
dive or the city over popular tho-om minutes
shouid attract the attention o? tbo,e In ssnIase
Desirable residence or Of an investment fn ch OF
cry the prospective value Of which mus - prop
great and that within few years. W very
TERMS One-fourth cash The re-, idp. -,
OF one two and three wears for negot. HI. vieois
Interest added, secured by trust deed re paper.
1871 TO be paid by the purchaser. AAAe' Tor
mn dt-tIs LEE h GODDIN 49,.
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BY s. G. Tardy s. Co., huctioneers.


uIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AUCTION
Ii SALE OF GROCgElES, LIQUORS, ETC.
at RICHMOND, YA.-On WEDr ESDhY, tee
will sell at our warehouses, in the city of Rich
G Gt1a; TIQGoRs, and CELLANE.
ons SonDs %sRSe K n Ea5t MrscovADo
and NEW ORLEANS SUGARS;
400 barrels YELLOW REFINED SUGARS,
200 bags kIo, LAGUAYRA, and JAEA COZ
so gshesds BACON - SIDES ana sHoUL-
90 tier psH stGAR-cUREp HAMS,
25 t'erces PRIME LEAF LARD.
$50 barrels No N ,%, HALIFAX and LABRA-
40 half chests oOLoNG and GUNPOWDER
TEAS, part choice;
$50 boxes STARCH,
200 boxes and half boxes ADAMANTINE CAN
BROOMS,
9arcHEs,
iOAP,
PEPPER,
CI<GER. &c.
The whole embracing an assortment well worthy
the attention Of the trace.
ALSO,
50 barrels old RYE WHISKEY,
80 cases Of REGNAULT, HkNNESSEY, and
sS barrels NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs,
zoo barrels common to fine SYRUP.
ALSO,
The cargo of the British brig Villsge Belle, con-
1000 sacks LIVERPOOL FACT0RY-FILLED
SALT. our own In portatiOn
TERMS Liberal, Which viii he announced on
day OF sale. :. G. TARDY & CO.,
ap 5-tds Auctioneers.
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BY 9rubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

4 VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY
n BRICK STORE ON PEARL STkEET. OP-
PUSITE THE PROPOSED NEW DEPOT OF
THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. AT AUCTION.-Hn WE'D
NFSDAY, the 18th day OF Npril, at IL O'Clock ID :,
we will sell, upon the premises. the 5 iORE, No.
ll5 south Pearl street. lying between the stores Of
Messrs. Lee 8 Seldom and Spots Gibson. It
has been built since 1865, in the most Thorough and
substantial manner, combining as much soltdity
poses as any house in the city. The situation Is
one OF the very best, being opposite to the pro-
posed new depot OF the Richmond and Danyille
and other principal points OF business.
This property must he amongst The first IN the
condition which is so confidently expected at day
not remote. 49,
TERMS: Will be made known at the time OF
sale.
aD6 GRUBES 81 WILLIAMS, AuCCS.
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BY Wellington iGoddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL Is
IL TAFT, IN the CITY OF RICHMOND,
At the request OF Dir. Thomas Nj Gr!t,n, suryiv.
Ing executor o. Fencall Griffin, dece .sei, late Of
the county of Henttco, shall sell At auction on
the premises, on FRIDAY. nm April, ISL az
line Of Will street, between Main and Franklin
streets, known rs the WALL-STREET HOTEL.
This hotel contains about thirty rooms, besides
three stores on Wall street. aud Is :" wrll known
that further description Is deemed Unnecessary
TERMS: One fifth cash hailcc &c a .. L., and Is
month bearing interest, sud securc't bT trust
deed. Tap II -. G. Dif". Auct.
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By Lee q Goddin.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. lib Main street.

T ARGE FRAME BUILDING ON OR
LII LEANS STREET, IN PORT MAYO,
KNOWN AS KELLEY's SUMAC HOUSE,
WITH LOT TWENTY-SEyEN BY ONE HUN
Illusion THURsDAY, 9Th Of April, on the
premi-es, at q O'Clock p. NJ, we viii sell that
LARGE FRAME BUILDING situated as de-
scribed above and known as kelleys snmac-
house. of the following dimensions. viz 81 teet
front by 10 feet deep, two stories high, with shells,
large sumac min.
TERMS: One third cash; residue at six and
twelve months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, and secured by trust deed.
A fter which, several LOTS close by.
NH 81 LEE IL GUDDIN, Auctrs.
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By Grubbs u Williams, So
Real Estate Agents and Aastf6Teexs,
Eleventh Etrest. het7eent Mdffi and iHask

4 q ~ So
]. A ssIGNEEs SAL OF & BOOK
BiNDEKss MACaINEkY,T JoLs sTo R1T
April, NJ 10i o'clock A. M, the undersigned viii
sell &C auction the SCHOOL and MISCELLA-
NEOUs BOOKS, STATIONERY, and FANCY
ARTICLES, mid Aue lot nf CHRONIC LITH0.
GRAPHS and gle ERAL MERCHANDISE now
In the store No 12l7 Main street, occupied by G.
Also, the STORE FIXTURES embracing four
very handsome SILyER-MOUNTED Show
CAsEs, DESKS, &c z.crvxu ,,,,rr,,ro
NJ ACHINE, and BI NDERS' TOOLS and STOCK,
and an INITIAL STAMPING MACHINE.
The goods will be sold in convenient lots. This
sale should command the attention of teachers,
school commissioners, the trade, and the public
generally as the stock Is select.
TERMS: For sums under $50, cash that amount
and YER sixty days. credit for satisfactory nego-
table notes, with Interest added. .-
w. A. MAURY,
Assignee of G. L. Bidgood.
GHUBsS q WILLIAMS, Aucts. ape
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-06
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets

4 NICE LITTLE FARM, ONE MILE
~ Me,Nn M En TN IS,t ha,n, ~
Mt IL O'Clock ~. We will sell in front of The court.
house In Manrhesier, the LITTLE FAEM for
mile hey"nd Manches:er adjonIng the lands Of A.
G. Pulliam md A. Prrpignon. 1t contains %
ACRES OF cleared land Of first quality portion
dwelling, stable, &C., and well Of water In tho
yard.
TERMS: At the sale.
APPS GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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By Thomas ". Reese, Auctioneer,
No, 1917 Main street.

A LARGE LOT OF BOOKS AT AUG
II TION.-On SATURDAY, April Sth, at IL
O'Clock. will sell at my auction house portion
SWIFT, STERNS, SCOTT
BUkNs. HoGARTr hume,
TENNYSON. r,,,LLiN,
BY RON. CHILLY, &c,
Catalogues 6fii be ready on FRIDAY.
ape THO W. EEESEF. Auct.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
rouS w JnSKISs JOHN Il. POPHAM.
'0 (late Of Bath CO., Val
JENKINS l. POPHAM,
II ArTnRNEYS AT LAW.

1ouS w JKSKlSs JOHN Il. POPHAM.
(late Of Bath CO., Val
JENKINS 4 POPHAM,
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE. No MARSHALL BUILDING,
corner 10Th and B NIX streets,
kicbmund, Va,
will practice in the courts Of the sIate anu liic
departments at Washington. Special atchtlnh
given 10 cases arising under the revenue anu ntt h
ruplcy laws Of the United states ,,,
Congress having recently y sscu OIL prov u
ing Tor the appointment of a commission Ihr tle
exam lnatioI and adjustment of the claims OF
LOYAL CITIZENS OF THE SOUTH for stores
or supplies iken furnished during the reoellon
for the use of the army including the use ana loss
Of vessels and boats while employed IN the mill
tary service of the United States, and there being
mday claims of this description which should nave
prompt attention. We respectfully rner our SER
vices in the prosecution of the same before the
commission on the most liberal terms, accor'nrg
Ia III. amount involved and the character OF the
calm. For full particulars address
JENKINS & POPHAM
ATTORNEYS at Law,
Richmond, Va
We refer by permits ion, to-
John B. Davis, President Planters Natlonai BANK
aud Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, HI hmond;
Davenport 4 Co., stock Brokers ana General
Agents, Richmond;
Lancaster 4 Co., Bankers, Richmond;
Ii III. h. X. Ellyson, cx-Mayor, Richmond;
Z. X. Bingham, President First National Bank,
Lynchhurg:
Hon. j. r. Lewis, United States Senator, wash
ingtou, D. c.;
Hon James IL. Flat, Washington, D. C.;
Hon. w. ii. Ii. Stovel Washington, ID. 6.
an l-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-06
By Cook Il LaughtOn, AucHoneers,
Corner of Governor and Franklin streets.

DRAINED BUILDING (TO BE RE-
Il MOyED) AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, the
7th instant, at O'Clock p. NJ, we VIII sell In rear
I'd AND Broad streets, LONG FRAMED BUILD
ING, formerly used by the German Turner Asso-
an6 NOEK 4 LAUGHION, Aucts.
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rELMBoLps EXTRACT BUCHU
~ health and vtgor, to the frame and bloom to
Glfeo heaisn NA~ 20 =
the nalua cheek. Debility is accompanied by
msnv alarming symptoms, and If no treatment is
submitted to, cousum ption, insanity, or epDeptic
fits ensne. ..-,
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By A. G. Pulliam Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il E1GHT-HORsE-pOWER PORTAB E
STEAM ENGINE AND PUL1IES, WATER
PIPE, &C, AT AUCTION.-Being required to
execute the provls ions of cei tain decd OF trust
dated the Goth day of December, 1870, from B. ".
Gilis To the Undersigned tiusts es, and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond, we shall proceed TO sell
at public auction. In front OF the State Journal
office. In Richmond, ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, on
THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, ISL, the ex-
cellent and almost new EIGHT. HORSEPOWER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE James Iron
Works build). two extra PCLLIES on the same,
the WATER and STEAM PIPES, and other fix
lures five pieces SHAFTINd, nine HANGERS,
five pullies, two CONE PULI.1r S, four LOOSE
Pull, ES, BOXES and HANGERS, five pieces
BETTING, and eight COLLARS: the same now
in the State Journal office, No. sl23 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay the expenses of
executing his trust, and to pay off the balance
due OH three promissory notes endorsed By +. 4.
DAYTON, a3d made payable at the First National
Bank in Richmond, at the times and for the
amounts as follows-viZ: Une for S257.55. one for
$3.50 TO- and one for 4262.65- tbs first payable In
two the second In four and the third in six months
from the 18th day Of septembe-, 1870 the balance
at such time as may be made known on the day of
sale. HENRY NJ. AMES,} T,rs,oos
E. A. DAYTON. iiu''ee''
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auct. ap3
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NALUABL FARM IN POWHATAN
Y COUNTY AT PRIVATE SALE, about 20
miles Richmond and about two miles from Pow.
hatan station, on Richmond and Danvile rail-
road, containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
regular succession OF crops with special view to
Improvement. Soil good and well adapted to the
grasses, grain. and tobacco. Well wateref, and
may be divided into several farms. Two dwell
ings and other buildings squiste for two settle
menis. Two orchards OF The best fruits, mostly
young trees. win be sold with or without crops,
teams, &c.
Terms liberal. City property taken In exchange
In whole or In part payment. Apply TO
j. L. ApPERSON,
NH IS 2lw3w Real Estate Agent &c.
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ORsEs, MULES, FARM, WAGON,
IL &C., AT -AUCM0N,-TaIs DAY at 10
O'Clock we win sell nc che stables Of Mr. j. I'll.
Several coed WORK HORSES and MULES,
One new TWU-HOKSF FARM WAGON.
It - COOK q IAJJGHTON, Aucts,
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THOR NON.RETENTION OR INCON-
TINENCE OF URINE, Irritation, Inflammation,
or liberation of the Bladder or Kidneys diseases
IF the Prostate Glands Stone in the Bladder, CAL
culus, Gravel, or Brick-dust DeposieS' anu oil
diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, or Dropacal
susu,rgs. Use HELMBOLD's FLUID Elk
TRACT BUCHU.
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AUsyETOH BALEss-,Tslfs D6y.
!. BY Cook d Laughton. Aucttoaears, 81
Corner Governor and franklin streats.

Corner Governor and franklin streats.
iHoRsEs, MULES, FARM, WAGON,
O'Clock, we win sell &C che stables Of Mr.. ]. Fl.
Haeasants, on Franklin street, below the Ballard
Several coed WORK HORSES and MULES,
One new 1wo d69k E EhnaH TAs2S xuc,s
BY Grubbs & williams,
Raal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
A MOST BEA Az ], IL In, LOT Q, OF
REL SHEET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
GROVE sTREETs, FRONTING on M0ER0E
PARK, At AUCTION ION MONDAY, I'D April,
the LOT situated as above and lying between the
handsome new residences OF Gen. Newberry and
Col ora saY Il fronts so fee. on Laurel street.
shade rees. s'
Lau rel street has been recently wldened and i'm
This lot fronts Monroe Park, overlooks the city;
is amongst the most desirable in that beautiful and
apldly-improving part OF the city. and therefore
select building site. 1t will be sold as Whole, or
subdivided, as may be deemed best.
1'' a. Gibbs iIs Jfiei & WILLIAMS, Aucs'rs.
POsTPONEMENT.
Tss eSeys sas Is 10
the same hour.
|. ap4 GRUBBS WlLLIAno.
By Thomas W. Reese, Auctioneer.
No. 1917 Main street.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FURN-
n ITURE, COUNTERS, GAS FIXTURES,
&C., AT. AUCTION.-By order Of the admlnistra-
tor Of John Teitjen, deceased, VIII sci! at my
aqction.honse on THqRSSD4AY, Aprll g. ls7l-
WiRbRuBE. I'D Z D''
EARBLE-Tof CENTRE TABLE,
OAK SIDFBOARD.
MARBLE-TOP and PLAIN WASHSTANDS,
HAIR-CLOTH and CANE-sEAT CHAIRS,
WALNUT ETEGERE,
B RGE CARPET,
OILCLOTH,
AWNING, large size;
COUNTERS
CUTTING TABLE,
CROCKERY,
GAS FIXTURES,
MI & SroH THo &c. W. kEEsEE, Auct'r.
ADDITIONAL.
WALNUT ETEGERE s'DEBoARD, marble
walnut PARLoR SUITS, in hair-cloth and
MAHOGANY BOOKCASES,
Walnut and OAK HAT-RACkS,
EXTENSION, CARD, and SdDE = l5$IS
P.EDSTEADS, BED, and MATTRESSES;
SOFAS, LOUNGES, OTTOMANS,
CARPETS sH0W:CAsE, rr,1,c
MOCKING- BIRD and GAGE,
II THOS. w, KEESEF, AuCt.
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rTELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT EXTRACT
BucHu is PLEASANT in taste and ''dcr' nee nom
an ,n,ur,ous properties, and imm' nlsse In LIS ao-
ton.
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STEAM E.st,.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND -HaTs
Y PACKET COMPAN .-Tbe.S7aE
steamship GEO. Is. UPTON leaves New York
every TURDAY; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship VIM. P. CLYDE leay': New
York every TUESDAY; ,eayes Richmon. every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
y. J. RuRF, President.
fe 20 1914 Main street.
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/ MOAD AND NoR gOI.k sTKAM-stssssG
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
8. GREEN, composing this line, will leave Phila.
delphia every EDNESDAf and SATURDAY,
and Riclfm ond every MONDAY aud THURSDAY
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun:
daysl cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts Of Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
New Orleans eta southern Mall Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk st
moderate rates,
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
Qs.
w. T. PORTER, Agent
No. 2425 Dock street. Richmond
VIM. z. CLYDE / CO., Agents.
No. II North Wharves, and
fe Is No. IL South Wharyes. PhildAtlphiA
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WANTS.

WANTED, WOMEN TO GO TO NEW
w TlRK,-l wish TO hire lhuty ,ol,o.stD
WOMEN 10 do PLAIN COOKIE W : III. NG'
ami IRONING In small families In New YORK.
Also. some FiReT- CLASS Goa Ms. y ages, 81"
TO 4la PER month Apply to j. Z. JESIlS,
No. 9, 18th ST.. under st. Charles Hotet's
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WANTED, A RELIABLE NURSE,
w white or colored. to accompany l'dy to
the. country. To 4 suitable person the highest
wages Will be given. apply at MIS-. Npk-
FLEETS, third door from 9Th street, on Broad
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
IMMIGRATION TO THE SOUTH.

The true friends of the South are
anxious to attract Immigration. In
New York a newspaper named the
South is constantly urging North
ern people to seek the sunny regions.
Truly, so far as natural advantages
are concerned, it would seem that
no country is so rich in promise to
the cultivators of the North. But
the prescription with which North
ern men are treated in some por-
tons at the South has had a power
full influence in couteracting all the
fine promise of its natural resources.
Added to this the fact that numer-
GUS failures have marked the efforts
of Northern men to establish them
selves on Southern soil, growing out
of the fact that proper care was not
exercised IN the selection OF q new
field ofenterprise, and that sufficient
pains had not been taken to con-
form to the new conditions of farm
ing enterprise. The process of col
onization must necessarily be grad
ual, yet we believe that it is deg
tined to ultimately succeed. We
especially rejoice in the tendency OF
population to circulate and to trans
fer itself from one region to anoth-
er. This will have powerful infu-
ence in establishing homogeneous
nationality and q common senti-
ment of patriotism.-Erchange.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
An UnfepOrted Conversation.

During the Grand Duke Alexis's
walks through Bridgeport cartridge
factory the other day, he pointed to
several workingmen and inquired of
Governor Jewell, care these men
what you call the common people p
The Governor replied that. they
were a fair specimen of the working
classes in this country. "But do
you mean to say that these get into
official position?" further asked the
imperial scion. Perhaps not any
of these men," rejoined Governor
Jewell; "but men of their class do;
they are educated men, most of
them-that is, they can all probably
read and write, and most of them
take and read the newspapers"
do you know of any cases where
such men have actually been elected
to Officer" again queried the curious
Alexis. 20 certainly" the Gov
ernor said: Il myself worked in the
shop as a tanner till 1 was twenty
years of age;" and the announcement
seemed to puzzle the Duke good
deal. Here was the Governor of a
State, as well dressed and as well
appearing as himself, who had actu-
ally worked in shop, and this man
was welcoming him in behalf of
100000 voters; it was more of an
enigma than the boy had ciphered
on previously; but as he goes
through the country he will ascer-
tain, upon inquiring, that very many
of the public men here have come
direct from the workshop. In
Massachusetts, where heis now visit
ing, Governor Clatiin was a shoe
maker, Senator Wilson was a cob
bier also, and General Banks was a
machinist. Hartford Courant.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
TRAVELLERS, ATTENTION:

Run their Passenger Coaches and Bag
cages Cars, their combined
length without change.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

The LESSON OF LIFE.-Of all the
lessons that humanity has to learn,
the hardest is to learn to wait with
folded hands that claim life's prizes
with previous effort, but having
struggled and crowded the slow
years with trial, see no result as eff
fort seems to warrant-nay, per-
haps, disaster inssead. To stand
firm at such a crisis Of existence, to
preserve ones self-poise and self re-
spect, not to lose hold or to relax eff
this is greatness, whether
achieved by man or woman
whether the eye of the world notes
it, or it is allowed to pass in silence.
Those WHO stand on the high places
of the earth understand not what
necessity, what Suffering means
They know not what it is to a no.
BILE mind to be obliged, like the
worm, to crawl upon the earth for
nourishment, because it has not the
strength to endure famine. Life
moves around them with SO much
grace, splendor, and beauty; they
drink ife's sweetest wine, and dance
in q charming intoxication. They
find nothing within them to under
stand the ealsuferings of the poor;
they love only themselves, and look
at mankind only in their own mar
row circle.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28

Mn. DIsRAE1I recently Indignantly
denied that when young he wrote
for the press. Justin Mccarthy, IN
his last letter to the New York Aa'l
says: Gladstone has written for the
press, and taken money for his work,
and does so still. So did the Mar
quis of Salisbury; so does Lord
Neutrality-suspicious. both of proud
old English houses, which were
renowned when the ancestral Disrae-
is were hawking old clothes" q
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The Mobile division Of this road will be
opened for business on
Monday, November q, 1870,
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BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RE
SIDENCE TO DESTINATION.
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

The Mobile division Of this road will be
opened for business on
Monday, November 81, 1870,
and passenger trains will run as follows ::
Leave New Orleans, from the foot Of
Canal street, for Bay st. Louis, Pass
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi, Ocean
Springs, Pascagoulaand Mobile at o'clock
A. NJ. Arrivive at Mobile at 2:30 o'clock
P. NJ, connecting at Mobile with the
MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO-
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAIL-
ROADS for all points
NORTH,
EAST AND
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at II 20
A. III. Arriving at 6:10 P. NJ.
Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN
EACH WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleans, at
the foot of Julia street before 4:30 P. NJ.
delivered at Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
For further information, call at the
General Office of the company, rooms one
and two, up stairs. STORY BUILDING,
corner Camp and Common streets.
]. R. KENDRICK,
General Superintendent.