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DHY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS AT
JULIUS MEYna's, ses Brosd. sa,, ;,
DHy GOOBs

japanese ana othsS git DJesscs Il, ei. .a e1s;
Dix P0plins Reps, Grenadines, &C. n invs.sso
Ktd u as;s sss ng Dfsss eoods from lsc.
sets Of beautiful Muslin Curtains, 70 w. 80.
Nice PiGues ut 26c., Soc. &c: '~i~' Tor w
another lot OF that desirable Black AInsr. :. a..
Neat & jngham &C me: 1A'paea " ssc.;
Londen hourning and other Prints at ,oc.
Good 4 Bro Hp Cotton for loc,: - i"''
Liae1 Coli'rs, latest styles, some At 12,c:
something prstty and new in Muslin hourn,,.
For Gentlemen: A full line OF New yo,. Ma,
Linen Bosom SHIRTS; an exquisite assortmss aiin
sesrfs anc BOWS superstout English HAITI t 2!
Gloves It 7sc.; good Undershirts at zoe: an nfead
lent assortment Of all wool Cassimeres At n
sp lin sas Broad between sti ana IKE,
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T,O THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
4 OF MANCHESTER COUNCIL. NO. 1o2,
FRIENDS of Observation-Disclosures !:
You arc hereby summoned to meet Ut your hal on
SUNDAY NIGHT, April I'D, at "a O'Clock Z. NJ,
the Methodist Church by the Rev. w. II. Chris
tian.
Members of Stonewsll Council, no. u, are ira
ternalIy invited TO unite with u'.
By orcer Of the President.
1tk j. X. CNGBILL, SeC'v.
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Wild onions grow 80 prolific around Rich.
mond that many of the COWS have gone to
giving onion juice.-Hills6oro' Recorder.
This explains the increase of Union
men and women hereabouts.]
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SlIIPpING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <sTfR
F Dominion Steamship Co.'s eie-sHknS
gan: side-wheel steamship ALBEMAR.E, Lap!.
Couch her wharf at Rockets will ieave on su g.
DAY, April 23d. Al o'clock 4. d. Frelkht re-
ceived until SATURDAY NIGHT.
Through bills Of lsding sigued, and goods icI-
warded with dispatch to all points north sou.n'
east, and west. CT sc connections made Win Cu'
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, el2; steerage, Sc; round-trip tickets, Wv
For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
II NO. Governor stresi.
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NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBR1CS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
T.R. PRICE & CO.,
always In market, are receiving by steamer and
express daily
icon GRENADINES AND BAREGES,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer;
BLACK SILK-FACED MOHAiRS, for hot
weather;
BLACK BONBAZlNES and CHALLEIs,
COLORED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPL1NSA AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, cclored and
black;
CASSIMERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOSNM SHIRTS,
SOCKS, CRAVATS, &C., &C.
Great show Of PkRASOLS apd PARAsCL COW
ERS,
uMBRELLAS-S!lk, Cambria, Pongce, and AL
paca;
sPR1sG and SUMNER sHAWLs, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &c &C.;
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses SHIRTlEG3, &C., &C.
Everything sold OF best quality, and ut rs small
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. T. II. PRICE CO.,
apl9 IDOL Main street, corner lltn.
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Spring MILLINERY.

B. W. SAUN-NM
DERS will have an opening Of all the latest ~
STYLES of HATS and BONNETs OIL WEDNEs-
DAY, April 18th, 1871, and will be pleased TO see
her friends, customers. and the ladies generally
MRS. B. W. SAUNDERS,
No. 4o5 Broad street.
anlo It between 9Th aud 81 str, cts.
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JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS
LATEST STYL 4 ).

LATEST STYLES.
French Fiques, Naiusooks. Dlnities, Brilliants
English Challles White, Black anu Coloreo Al
German Linen Handkerchief Plain, Hemstitch-
Cd and Embroidered
Russia, Blrd's-Eye, and Cotton Diaper;
Irish Linens, Pillow-Case Linen, and Linen
Swiss Muslin. Checked and Striped Muslins:
Scotch Palds Blue, GIeen, and BLACK ana nlte
American Prints, Lawns, Beached and Brown
Hamburg Embroideries, Cambria Bands Ruff
filings;
Valencien ces; Thread, Blonde, and Cluny Laces
LYONS Silks. Satins, Ribbons, Silk Fans;
Marseilles Quilts best Piano and Table Lovers
Belfast Table Linens. Napkins, Doyl1ss, Towels
Nottingham Lace Curtains Black Nerino shawls
Popgce parasals White Black, and Colored Ear
asol5 and UmbrelaS;
Lama Lace shawls, Parasol-CoVers, Spring
BriIish Hosiery for ladies, Children and gentle
men,
Paris Kid Gloves, Jet Jewelry, Grape Wells and
Cassimeres' Broad Cloths, Doeskins, farmers
and lots OF other desirable goods, at the very low.
est prices. Call and fill your memoraudums al
WIN. THALHIMEh SONS
Broad-street Dry Goods Emporium,
anil No. COL Broad, corner 9Th street.
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ns.0OO WORTH FANCY DRY

$4,000 WORTH F A S'f DRY
GOODS, regardless of cost must be closed out
this season. Finding 1t necessary to use the whole
store, corner 5th and Broad streets, for our
SHOE BUSINESS,
we have determined to close out our FANCY
DRY GOODS regardless OF cost The ladies' Will
do we'll TO avail themselves of the rare opportunity
OF buying at almost their own prices some OF he
CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
The goods are fresh, and were selected with
great care, consisting IN part Of all kinds
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
Fine EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY,
Fine LACES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
CORsETS,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
NOTIONS, &C., &C.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
apl7 ccrner sth and Broad streets.
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GROVER g. BAKER SEW ING.MA.
VI CHINES.-Just received an entire new stock
OF these very popular machines, which will DO
sold on rs reasonable terms az any irst-class ma
chine eau be sold IN this city. They have been in
use for the last fifteen Yeas by hundreds o! fami
lies In this city, and stand unriyalled Cill and
examine the machines and the many test monlals.
u. / h. ". DARBY. Agents,
10 lni Road rnrrl eth.
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TOR PHILADEL LIP Fl / A.S.j
II TWICE A WEEK. - Steamer -
NORFOLK, Captain PLATT, win receive ireIsot
for the above port till MONDAY, the 24th lns'''
at l2 O'Clock.
Freight taken for Boston, New Orleans, and Nor
folk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadel phia, includiog meals and
state-rcom, S.. W. P. PORTER, Agent,
an 2a-.et No. 242s DOCK street.
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A HOUSEHOLD Y.-1hc
N WHEELER IL WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE should be found In every household. The
hundreds o, thousand; Of families now using IL
will basr testimony that 1t Is The bss. mos. accu.
rate, simpIesS, and neatest machine made. 1t 10
n0isele.e, and makes locS, stitch alike on both
Sides. 4 large variety Of tyles OF hand sold on
the inst 1lGlegt plan. G. L. RAILWAY.
IL IL f3s Main stree, south side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-22

NEW HARDWARE AND AGRICUL-
~ TURAL IMPL EMENT HOUsE.-MC-
GRAW & DENOON have opened q branch stoie
in the above line, where will be found complete
stock Of goods, including Wagon and Carriage
Wood work, Bolts, &C. We solicit call from
merchants, farmers, and mechanics. We euaran-
tee our prices as low as The same goods can be
bought In Richmond or Baltimore. 1904 FRANK
LIN STREET, five doors from Old Market, Rich
nond, Va. The old establishment VIII be coz
tinued ut No. 20 Broad street, three doors above
lst. ap Ism
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
WIN. W. BALDWIN. G. T. BALDWIN.
baldwin & BROTHER,
ID IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C.,
No. 1880 MAIN STR ET, (NEAR OLD MARKET
Purchasers will dud 1t to their advantage be-
fore purch 4sing elsewhere to call and examiEe
our select and well assorted stock Of HARD
WARE, Gun LERY, &C., which we now offer to
the public at very low rates. Having purchased
our entire stock for cash, we are enabled thereby
stock NAV be found full assortment OF
BUILDERS, UNDERTAkERS', and COOP
RoDGERs'5 FINE IVORY-HANDLED IA
BILE and POCKET CUTLERY;
HENRY DISTON Il SON and SPEAR & JACK
As sEs 81 Ell PLaNTER,s and ELwELL's
wedding and KILLING HOES;
GARDEN HOES and RAKES, and PARK
MAN,SPAT. SPADES;
AMEs's and ROWLAND'S sHOVELs and
coil ntA TRAG'E, BREAST, TONGUE, and HAL
PAT TEE p SaAlN Gs9isGs; HAND. COW, and
SGEEP BE LIS;
HORSE and MULE SHOES and NAILS;
ROPE. TWlNES, and HOE THREAD;
HOLLOW and W o Cd E NV r e, and
BRUSHES,
aud many other articles, too numerous to men
lion. which are usually found In 8 lrst-class re-
tall hardware store, all of which we offer cheap
and low for cash. ap 22-eod2w
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COM
III PANY.- Tie annual meeting Of The stock
holders Of the HOLLYWOOD CEmETaR1
COMPANY will be lie d on TUEsDAf, May I'd,
ri o. clock Z. A., a. The Office OF The Virginia
State Insurance Company, No: zoos Main street.
JAMES II. GARDNER,
an % Of 81 20 yfaylo secretary.
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EOR NEW YORK. Virginia SSEFs
Il Steamship and Pacset Company assSfdssssses
elegant steamship GEORGE b. UPTON, Capt
ROBERTS. will leave her wharf at Rockets on
TUESDAY, April 25th. at Z. NJ. Fieight re-
ceived up to the hour of sailing.
Close Connections and througt bills lad1px given
to all southern snd eastern ports.
Fare, 81e storage, IS round-tr!p tickets, good
until used only BIS. ID. j. BURR, Prest
ap23-I l2l4 Msln s!rees.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.-A
NI peLeral meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE POT,iMAC RAILh DAD COMPANY
will be held at the Mansion House. IN the city Of
Alexandris, Virginia, OH WEO2E DAY, the Sd
day of Say, 1871, 1T ~ O'Clock a. NJ.
an 3-td j. B. WINSTON, Sec'y.
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MEETINGS..

NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS- MTA
IN JEFFERSON LODGE, No. %3.- EY*A
A called meeting .sill be Id atPylhlan III f21sl
Hall, corner of 1eLh and Main sire is, (SGsE
THIS EVENING at 6 O'Clock. Csndi- Ssy
dates will be In attendance at O'Clock S>
Brethren Of sister Lodges are Invited.
III KOBERT LECKY, r. 8.
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rI,HE HIBERNIAN SOCIETY will meet
/ at the hall of the Catholic Benevolent Society,
corner of 18th and Main streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, 2lth inst, at "a O'Clock. a ful at
tendance Is requested
BY order Of the President.
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r O. o. F.-The members of ,,ssssegsssssss.
l., HEhDERSOs LODGE, %. 1f5, SZ%s
l. o. .. F., are requested to attend =Ets@
called meeting Of their Lodge at their ssSsHss
Hall en- THIS Saturday NIGHT, ed instant,
O'Clock
s. r. WOUDFIN, Sec'y.
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SPRING STYLES.

MI u L
We are now prepared ID exhibit at our store,
NO. 1927 BROAD STREET,
the sty!e Of PL AITI. CCRLS, &C., for the spring
and summer of 1871
We have also laid in q complete stock Of
FINE PERFDMfRf,
BRUSHES,
COMBS, dC.
which we offer at the lowest rates. At the same
time we invite The ladies to examine new
ADJUSTABLE MIRROR,
In which eve can see ourselves as others sec rs"
Front, 81 e. and back view perfectly. We are The
agents for The sale Of these mirrors. and we are
able 10 furnish them at New York pI Ices: ,,>-
ap l0-2w w. hILDi q ccN.
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ZINE STOCK FOR SALE.-Just A.
n arrived, rs OF the FINEST HORSES I@S1H
and MARES that have peen In Richmond since
the War-three pairs OF matches, several buggy and
family horses also, 25 No. MULES. VIII ra.
celve On the Goth instant II more FINE HORSES.
apply at my stable, on Franklin, between lsth an
TO- streets. ' -
ap l8-eod3t EDMOND ROSsJEUy
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cTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.-A gen.
= cral meeting OF The stockholders of the RICH,
RAILROAD COMPANY will he hsid at the Office
Of the company in the city OF Richmond, on
MONDAY, the sth day Of May, 1871, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. -
ap It'd j. d. WINSTON, Sec'y.
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A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
"A ERS of the MASONIC TEMPLE ASSOC1-
ALTON OF VIRV1 IA will be held In Washing
ton HALL on Bro I'd street, on TU aSDAY EVEN
ING, I'd May, AT 8 O'Clock. ap lS-td
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9- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES AND CANVASS
HERNANIS AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS AND CAMBR1CS
THREE TIMES EACH WEEK.
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TOR BALTIMORE.-Steam fiTsI
4 STATE OF MARYLAND will s{ssSss.s
leave her wharf on MONDAY ct !: o'cocSii
Freight received Friday SatErd y; and up 70 ~ ~
or passage, apply 10
ap uF,SHHam W. p. BRETT, Agent.
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TOR BOSTON-C u RRRIE Il
Il CO.'S LINF.-The regular packet 81
schooner SEARSVILLE, CHASE. master -se
having the larger portion OF her csrgo engI,E sS,
win have Quick aispatch For bslauce Of frsignt,
spnly to CURRIE CO.,
ap 10 corner OF 18th and Cary SIS.
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COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correo5 Ingleses subvencionada
Por & Gobierno de s. M. b,

Paan por epuerto 4nt6nas Europ Terra 6rme
Pachro los q de cda Habana, Mejco
los Est, los Ibidessa1 da 16.
passissosde (Neo Hoana Pu Rco) ienen
aboro del Europa
auh6mas-1o de la seguada los toman
biletes SAM h6uas, la Ultima
Esa prohbdo los paageUs haee de
la Consudo ngle* FuertO- Rico abordO.
Ell pasaje ,do abodo CARA 10 p2 do recargo.
de pnges mai q los vljoos de eaa 1ak.
Los pa,aro pala Europa monea eorren las Anl
ne edanola.
Segnda Ida vueAa rvimaa easc
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Bee do ida vea les vaos p Is de rebaa
TdA ajla onpuatA d. pasae entero dc
endra roa de Ia ssya preco
fa9Ta crados
gratis Ia de 2 la mtad
NCTAas dc ben 0bet0
cuquer gocio; eto Waldo per cualqus
ISIS Ants TERRA frme Aioo, Cco qaedandose donde
,uoran & voIgndo 81 as>aussn rsbaja de 25
Los C3eaour pueen qaear Is ias en- lngaea
gus*aren los nea pueden quedar Franca
pasaacs por Vspoyo nan elpvo de vjar 81
iyrro Ohooug Paris Plymouth L6ndes rebaja
de 5000.
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CCNGIGNA .TARTON

puert> Principe 2. a. G. MavnezNueva sre5 Manuel Ma
ez (jooaGibara Longoa Kosa npBarraooa Ses No
esyo Sres Ros hermanos-Puero Plata Sres Cine
Ild -aygu9z ?, J. Rsldids cNnp-Agaada, Sfes
nell Julia coupuero Rco sre Caracela hiarte compSaD
rh6uas, Lam.
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GAS DOS All{2jl5il&.
i.
Fabrica &c tabacos, cigarrillos picaduras
DE DON JOSE RODRIGU UEZ FUENTES. I
Gale de Zs5%gn jreute a. caf5 del Cowcycio.
Gale de Zsissgn tyentc a. cafe del Coacycio.

Ell due1o .lo esta nueva fAbrics
cuenta con todos It's elementos nsce-
sa'ios pasa cue los produotos DE- la
casa no dejen nata que desear; y la
esperiencia adqui'ida durante17 anos
de trabejo en- es indastria, le per
mite poder as gurar al nf1o leo que
como ce este negocio y Il haauera de
comp acera todos los que 10 favorez-
can con sus pc !idos.
VENTA POa MAYOR al CON TADC.
Cajetillae de- 20 oigarrillosrpapd
orozuz blanco corriente.. ..... 81 .. Il.
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Idem de- 25 cigarrillos id. idem...27 p. ID.
Idem i'd. 80 idem idem idem % p. i'd.
Idem id. l8 idem gruesos idsn % p. id.
Picadura prensada en- libras. ...... 81 litro
Ilem sueltas enpaquetss de una
bra................... ...s.......... 3 V ee1
Sc participa 81 pdb!ico que dentro
de breve tempo hallaran un compile
to surtido de tabaco e!aborado en- es-
ia tAbrca con las mejores hojas de
.tabaco de Vuelta abajo Comerfo
y>Rio de Is Plata.
Puarto- Rico "a de Mario de-
1870.
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La Naquioa }e G4- Empire s-a'c qo<
ger con onarea Sc encurntra g oaFa~ hale
en- operac:on, y que donde qu:~ra d ia sa i
ies no q quief la usa, prods'oe una liz dc
b'ifa1tr y unifo7me [con c4a.iiadea i}umi
nafivas iEmei rabies sin laAs ealore cue 81
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El vapor U&syava{lg de 200 toneladas.
TA ARIFADE FLETE
PARA EUROPA.

sAcAo, - GGpor 10o0ksoys 5 sean 2174G
gAEE-s- ~ :
ALeoDoN- -sn0r casaa f 4 85cc.no pssendo d I
Eoa pes ECU ,0ts y>fomen
ALsoDoN- -exasando des 90 pies uhlcos
Tor G. "a 224gE o sran 4
spies cubiccs.-.s.s.,. ~----.--
CUERNs Y ~ . ,;,oas soi71c
&ENGlBRE pSi ~ = A1'os'' eetA :.
cigatros-E Epor metro cu!ico 8 sean / I
H9leS cubicO ----e-- .----
tabaCo---G i'll id id.
s2ucar-- ,Ipor 1000 k Is. 9 sean 2l74G.- :
Fer, IN. n le00 id ID 217As por }
roespre s,ada M tro cntil.o sean
tadas. H64 pits cnbioos----...--
No Sc admite cga aete bajO conots' por nenos de
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-01-28

In Tennessee the Masonic frater-
nifty have projected a novel plan
for taking caro- Of the widows and
orphans Of deceased members OF
the mystic tie" In each grand di-
vision Of the State 1000 or more
acres of land are to be scquired
by gift or purchase, and this land
will be cut up into small lots Of
one or two acres, with small cot
tage on each lot. A portion Of the
land will be reserved for school
house and church, thus making the
locality q sort of community by
itself. In most cases there will be
children old enough to care for the
land, raising vegetables and fruits
for the market, and any deficiency
offood and raiment will be supplied
from the benevolent fund of the
grand division. The seventy two
Masonic lodges of the State, have
already raised nearly eighty thou
sand dollars toward the object to
be accomplished, an3 by another
year will have raiseJ the anoEnE
desired, before making s preo
tical test of the project.
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from the heart by higher education,
and more and more in accordance
With thu dntina of life

from the heart by higher education.
and more and more in accordance
with the duties of life.
Others who die and pass Over
The River will have their work to
do. Some will suggest this. and
some that. We shall help each
other more than here. As we
know more we shall be moro iiber-
al. Those who are in the dark
dare not 60 far from the chair in
which they rest lest they cannot
find it again. But those who have
light can go far out with no fear.
for they can see where they star
ted from-can 60 on and on-and
on-leaving chairs as in row for
others to rest in as they walk the
road. but dare not quite press
steadily on, though the way is
clearer and the road be easier the
farther We walk therein.
Some of those who shall 60
with US to the Beautiful Eternal
will have their work ss We shall
have ours. They will see things
from a higher life than those who
1.-Two on earth will see, and will
suggest by dreams, thoughts, ideas
and unexplained influences, how
to improve, and build, and press
ahead, and progress. And those
of earth who listen to these whis-
perings, and adopt the good sug-
gestions coming from purified
source, will grow better here, and
when they go Over There will be
given work to do, and will meet
with as friends and co-workers
those who guided them when they
knew it not. While those who do
not care to study here will be ig.
norant there also, and will be Civ.
en- only work in accordance with
their faith, earnestness; liberality
and honesty here.
"Tell you what to do2"
Labor and wait! Believe! While
your ..mourned one is working
There, do you work here, aud helI
others, as We are helped by those
who have gone before US to tn,
rest beyond the Saturday Night
"BR1cK" PoMERoY.
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BITTERs WITHOUT ALCOHOL CIR SPIRITS OF
ANY KIND
ls different from all others. It Is composed
OF the pure juices or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF
RooTs, HERBS and BARKs Cor As incidentally
termed, extracts the worthless or inert por-
tons Of the ingredients not being used.
Therefore, in one bottle of this Bitters there
is contained ~ much medicinal virtue as will
be found in several gallons of ordinary mix
lures. The Roots, &C., used in this Bitters
are grown in Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by q scientific
Chemist and forwarded to the mandatory in
this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no spirituous ingredi-
urged against all others no desire for stim-
ulants can be induced from their use, they
cannot make drunkards, and cannot, under
any circumstances, have any but beneficial
effect.
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STARVATION IN PARIS.
A Mayor sPerplexed by Left-handed
Marriages.A Cat Served UP for
Christmas.

In order to form an opinion with
regard to the condition OF the poor
er classes, I went into some of the
back slums in the neighborhood Of
the Boulevard de Clichy.
The distress is terrible. Women
and children, half starved. were
seated at the door steps with hard
ly clothes to cover them dccently,
They said that as they had neither
firewood nor coke, they ware war
mer out of doors than indoors.
Many Of the National Guard, in
stead of bringing their money
to their families. spend it in drink
and there are many families, COM
posed entirely Of women and chill
dren, who in this land Of hureauo-
cracy, are apparently left to starve
while it is decided to what catego-
ry they belong. The Citizen Moltu.
the ultra Democratic Mayor, an
nounced that in his arrondisse-
ment all left handed marriages are
to be regarded as valid, and the
left-handed spouses of the Nation
al Guards are to receive the al
lowance which is granted to the
legitimate wives OF these warriors.
But new difficulty has arizen.
Left handed polygamy prevails to
a great extent among the Citizen
Moltu's admirers. Is q lady who
has FIVE husbands entitled to FIVE
rations, and is q lady who only
owns the fifth of a National Guard
to have only one fifth Of q ration7
These are questions which the
Citizen Moltu is now attempting to
solve.
A few days ago Nine. Hamslin
was discovered dead in bed in a
garret in Belleville, Of cold and
starvation. Her husband had
been under Louis Philippe. Am
bassador at Constantinople. l
went to see what was going on in
the house. of a friend of mine in
the Avenue de PImperatrice who
has left Paris. The servant who
was in charge told me that up
there they had been unable to Oh g
tain bread for three days. and that
the last time that he had presented
his ration ticket he had been Civ
en- about half an inch Of cheese.
"How do you live, then2" I asked.
After looking mysteriously round
to see that no one was watching
us, he took me down into the eel
lar, and pointed to some meat in q
barrel. ut is half . horse,' he
said in the tone Of o man who il
showing some one the corpse ol
his murdered victim. "a neigh
boring coachman killed him, and
we salted him down and divided
it." Then he opened q closet ir
which sat huge cat. II am fat
tening her up for Christmas Day
he obseHved.-London Daily News