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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-27

MEMPHIS AND CHAELEsToN RAIL-
ROAD. "a meeting Of the Board of Direct
ors Of the Memphis and Charleston railroad
was held yesterday in this city, at which
was presented and received the report of a
committee recently appointed to visit New
York and confer with parties proposing TO
lease SAID thoreughlare and its equipments.
Several propositions were reported by the
committee, all Of which are to be submit
ted to, a. convention of the stockholders
of the road, called TO be held in Memphis
on the 18th of January, 1s72.g ..als, e'l'lI
One Oh the propositions, which GENES
from the association represented by Col.
Tom Scott, and is the one considered most
favorable, is to lease the road for term Of
ninety-nine years on1a guarantee Of an an
nual dividend on the capital stock Of three
per cent. absolutely for the first five years,
with as -muchmore, mp TO six per cent, as
tae net earnings of the road may afford,
and an annual dividend OF six per cent. al'
solutely for. the balance of The term Of the
lease. Indications point strongly to the
adoption Of this proposition by the stock
holders.-Memphis Acditnche.
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Gveniltg tState Snnrmat.

Wythe County Republican NIeeting-lPrcsidcpt
Grant the Choice of the 'Par,y--IIon. Chas
II. Porser's Course Endorsed et
AT meeting held by the Republican
party OF Wythe county, on the 10th De-
cembers 1871, among other business that
was transacted, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed: .ea
LIST. That we heartily irdoise The adihinisir,. !.
tion of President Grant. ,. ~
ID. That we promise not only 10 vote for
tue nominee of the Republican convention in the
nest Presidential campaign, but that we will use
every effort TO accomplish his electicl.
id. That President Grant is our first choice as
The nominee of the Republican party. -
4th- That we view with deep regret The effui Is
nat are being made by some protesting to bo
iseprD MS, TO create disaiiection, il mol dyi
a.oii n ,he Republican paty, and that we pledge
oirEeives to neither counienance, encourage nor
aid in ssich efforts. ti ~ 'i"
9th. Thot the Hon. Charles Porter courso in
Congress meets with our entire appreciation, and
We hereby ask him TO renew his efforts TO have m
act passed that any and every man may have
The right in case of litigation. eithei original to
commence or by appeal take his case into he
United States couit. ...----,.-g--
9Th That q copy of the above sesolntiohsbe
Presented 10 the Hon. Charles Porter; also to
the STATE JouRHAB, and one to the Lynohbug
Pifes and Record ior publication.
(SiGned) w. +. ST ATF., Ckaiimon,
+. III. JohRstoa, Secretary.
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MARRIED.

On the 2ist instant by Rev. Il. M. Peterson,
Mr.. WILLIAM J. WOODRUM and Miss MARY
l.. VAUGHN; all of this city =. ~
In Manchester, the 2lst of December, by
the Rev. William Robertson, MIR. WILLIAM ].
OSTERBIND and Miss INDIANA VIRGINIA
WILLIAMS. 1g
On The 2lst instant, by the Rev William Nor
wood, ID. d., THOMAS Hill. NORWOOD and
ELLEN MOORE, daughter of the late Thomas
X. Price itty ha; 5;sif AeN ! kslffH ii-afA
On the 18Th instant, by the Rev T. Powell
Garland, G. HENRY MATrHE EsWss and Miss
ANNA nj. BROWNE all Of this city,
On tile 2st instant, in Sidley, by The Rev. Jas.
A. Chambliss, MI WILLIAM II, GLENN, of
'Iehniond, 10 Miss THERESA J. WATSON, OF
Ilenrico county, Va ts..
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The National Suffrage Committee will
hold convention at Lincoln Hall, in
Washington, on the 10Th, llth and 18th,
oil January. All those Interested in wo-
mans eniranchlsemcnt arc invited there to
consider the new dcparture"-wom
already citizens, and their rights as such
secured by tne i4'n ana 10Th amendments
OF the Feoeral Constitution.
This view, presented IN "The Wood
hull Memorial" at the last session OF Con-
gress, was respectfully received. and a
minority report OF the Judiciary Commit
tee maze IN its 1avor, winch has been sane
toned by the opinions OF some OF the
ablest constitutional lawyers and Judges in
the country. ss
Although ta's report bas been before the
nation nearly year, no authoritative ad-
verse op'nlons have as yet been rendered
IL only remains, then, that the coming
Congress pass declaratory act, ard wo-
men citlzcns III every State OF the Union
WI be aole TO vote Tor the next President
Without hlndrance theT eligibility to this
hish Once IS already settled by the original
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BIsHoP MCGILL's CoNDITIoN.-.hlore
than three weeks ago we visited the
residence Of this great and good
man, and We're told his physicians
had already informed him of the hopeless
ness of his case, and that he must prepare
Tor the worst results. For prudential rca-
sons we declined 10 give publicity to the
opinion then expressed by his attendants.
Since then several Of the papers have given
to the public information we were in pos
session o. more than fortnight ago. lie
is still lingering at the point of death, and
we regret to believe that our community is
soon to loose one of its brightest intel
lcctual ornaments. The Reverend Fathe,
cannot much longer survive.
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SEWING MACHINES.
TO THE PEOPLE OF yIRGINI.


! jINfhfSENIINGT / TO YOUR NOTICE. FOR
J. tae III st time in an extended way the f II
e}FAllII.Y FAYORITlG) WEED SEW1NG-MA-
CHlNEs we will state some of the reasons why
we thiu!i we are justified in claiming it to be the
BEST:i5. 10 rEsi lf'.i77 r. -Ulffif' :
BECAUSE, before being offered to the people
Nv was tested by able sewing-machinists, and by
them SO pronounced; ;, iiii9N sffael '1lhL
BECAUSE, it took the first prize at the great
Paris Exposition in 1857;
BECAUSE, it took the first prize at the great
four weeks contest between sewing naehmes nd
the Beltimore (Maryland) Institute in 1869:
BECAUSE, it will do what any other firxt-
class locls-stitch will do y
BFCAUSE,it vyilldo what most of them can
not do We say this without dispara cement to
the merils of other machines; ffgf H.fis
BECAUSE, in the five years it has been before
the people, the sale has been so rapid that the
company have been unable to supply the de-
mand. thus leaving Virginia and a great part of
the country unsuppled; and last, but not least,
TO give a woman's reason,
BECAUSE, ii is just little darling" and so
easy to learn.
Price the same as any other first class machine
Sold on the instaiment plan, it desired.
Machines sent on trial and instruction given
free. ais tF '
A history of the sewing machine and an ac-
count OF the great fonr weeks contest Mt Balti-
more, sent free OH application.
WIN LOCKHART, Agent. I.
. 73) Mair, corner Eighth Street, 4
tie 9-d&Wly Richmond Va.
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,DNEsDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 27.ls7l4 VOL. fV NO 3d.

The CHURCHES. .-1ibe services in The
various churches Of the city on Christmas
day have occasioncd much favorable com
mcnt among our citizcrs. They were ex-
Gee lingly interesting and the church
edliices were appropriately decorated for
the occc sion. The decorations and GER
vices in the Monumental clurch have been
especially commended. The pe, ,foimanccs
by the excellent choir of this cnurch, under
the leadership Of Professor Wheat, was
rich and glorious, embracing, many Of the
most celebrated pieces of SO cred music.
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POLICE COuRT--J,tsttcc J. j. White
Presaiag.-'Thc FOL owing cases Were dis
posed Of to-day:
Henry Roundtrce, charged with being
drunk and sitting ina doorway and refus-
ing to leave, and also with abusing and in
tcrfering with the police Fined So.
Margaret Kelly, charged with being
drunk and creating disturbance and abrs-
ing the police. Bound over for three
months in the sum of 500.
Kate Burns, charged with assaulting and
striking Florence Sullivan. Bound over for
three months in the sum OF $l00..
Henry Winston, charged with assauting.
and beating Daniel Dickerson. Discharged.
X. +. Jones, charged with assaulting and
beating Frank Morris. Discharged.
VIM. Mcekms alias Nichols, charged
with telonously assaulting and striking
Daniel Eeller. Case continued till the 9th
OF January, on account of the condition Of
The injured party.
Florence Sullivan, charged with assault
ipg and beating Catharne Burns. Bound
over for three months in the sum of 500.
Shadrack Watkins, charged with abusing
and throwing rocks at and threatening to
kill Bette Goodall. Bound over in the sum
of 500 for three months.
Bette Goodall, charged with assaulting,
abusing and throwing vessel of dirty
water on Shadrack Watkins. Bound over
for three months in tIlc sum of 500.
Violet Stewart, charged with stealing $25
from the pocketbook of Lewis Parham.
The evidence not being sufficiently explicit,
and the accused proving a good character,
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FAMILY yWEkrHERa SIeNA1s. .-.lI ne
War Department, in additsdnt5 tsweath-
lcr s.. ~ system, is about to. cstabl'sh an
lelsctric social system of storm sieaals in alk
the larger ci5es of Che country, by which
every marled man who IS on Tie magnetic
belt can, by Wat ching the signals on bis
chmney-top or lidge-boartl, tell Just the
moment wien it WIN be safe for him t,
leave port Tor cha mn ghel for home. a
black tag flying Wa sisaiy '.cross as a
ear-typhoon approacaing." A While
fag-"eyeryth'ng IS lovely ;slle is asleep"
A red tleg with. white centre - look ont
for squalls; baby just spanked :" while a
white flag With red centre indicates SIM
ply "cantiona,y" measures on the part of
the "old mai" who can 90 home under
full sail, but should reef his boots and
donse sll the pinnacle lamp before going up
stairs.
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Richmond Grain Market.

Corn AND FLOUR ExcHAXGE1
RICHMOND, Dec. 81, 1871. !
offerings. s..l lfi-
WHEAr-Whiie, l62 bushels. Red Ice bushels
CoRS-White, MS bushels. Mixed, $50 bush
els. 81 .t,.n
OArs--lSB bushels
RYg--il0 Bushels. .jf tt
Stties 7"'"i p ''
WnEAr--Whi.e, l62 bushels at 81. 60 for prime ,
81 G2 for very good, Red, lis bushels nj SlGo fo
very good Sl so for fair.
CoRN--White, SUI bushels At 6ic. for very
good; 62c. ior fiir 65c. for fair. Mixed, 23O
bushels al G3e. for very good; sc. for good
RyEll0 bushels ut S5c. for prime
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AN INTERESTING LECTURE. The
Rey.W. A. L. Smith, formerly the slave of a
Missouri planter, but for the last four years
"a resident Of Liberia, has delivered in sew
eral of the Baptist churches, here and IN
Manchester, series of interesting lectures,
his subject being his experience in Africa.
He is engaged TO speak tonight at the
First African Baptist church, and will, to-
morrow, leave for Washington City. Those
who desire TO hear Mr.. Smith, may avail
themselves Of the last opportunity of doing
SO, by attending this church tonight.
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SHIPPING.


F''S NEW YORK. ssaEiG
THE OLD DOMINION STEA MSiiIP COM
PANY'S elegant sioe-whecl steamship Isssi AC
BELL. Cap. Eb,KgMAs, will sail on FRIDAY,
December % al 3 o clock T.. M.
Freight received until o. clock =. nj.
Through bills of l;sdng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all ponis-norlh, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Steerage ge................. .........,....... 6 90
hotinu Irip Tickets. 10 w
For freight or passage, upplv to,
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
de 26--2t 80 No. Governor street
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GLAD OF IT. captain Fitzhugh coirects
the impression made upon us, that the
building of Che track of the chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, along the river from Rock
etts to the falls, would interfere, with his
contemplated project of building a freight
line along, or near the same route. We
are assured by Captain Fitzhugh that he
intends pressing his enterprise to compile
ton, if the Council will but grant charter
for the purpose. Free railroads, say we,
not only in the city, but from one end of
the Old Dominion to the other. ~
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zMiss Eh4a Lyman. of East G,ee,sho

Miss Ehza Lyman, of East Greensbo-
rough, VT, has contracted to furnish the
lumber for the watcr-tahk and depot build
inSs that tare soon to be constructed on the
great bend' of the Lamoille Valley rail-
road, Near that place..
I'm Springfield, Mass, the other night,
while a daughter, the main support OF the
family was dying, the father fell into the
house, drunk, arl soon after brother OF
the dying girl came home also intoxicated.
The deathef G. B. Foote, the Dutcli-
ess connfy horse breeder, was caused by
swallowing a bottle of medicine intended
fer his equine inyaids.
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DIED.

Suddenly; on The morning of December 25th
near Kiiby sstation, in Hanover county, JOHN
j. DAVIS, u the sixty first year of his aee.', 4
Az Russles in York eonhty, va, on the 18th
instant, Mrs SARAH r. BLOXTON, iii the fif
tieth year of her age. - ~ sia' 4 .iAl "
On Che 26h instant, in the town Of Fulton, MI
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SUMMARY.

D
~ "a -, me snow mnorthcrh Iowa has blocked
az inc roads. ''a q ses ga
1.-The Soldiers Home, in Knighstomn,
lnd., has been destroyed by fire.
Tho Grand Dixie Alexis gave Parepa
Rosa necklace, at Buffalo, N. Y.
= st. Louis is comparatively free f,om
smallpox. No ncw2eeses wsre ,enortad
last week. s''ef.,s ..,, .gea .;,5
Minister Schenck has dissolved ,,;s
connection with the Emma silver NI;,;,,@
company. go :
.t ar.co,
murder of Myers, in Cincinnati, escaped
lynch'ng by tight. a5e 'ag
Austria is sharolv an,,, ,,st.;nos ,tb,,, I,s,;
bian plinci,alities for a settlement Of ',he
railway ob.oatidns f2'fsi ~ wy
-Jacob i;a,4ter,i b,ol<er wst ,,,o..,s,
throughout tfie Ir;on. & ,,l;cj ycsie,,lav -
pl'laaaelphia. eyed .)3. e'''0'y =. ~
.laThc wealha, c,st or n,o MI;
M,y-lla 49, aet W NY M,ss'sS'pla is
the t,a i,rsare DELAYED. '"N CIV
An accident o.,,,a ,r.: ~
vcs,erdav co.,,d ps.''hou ~, ~, az otca N. T.,
nlJ pw w,,,;.h i"h'gu ~ .',e Miii,ig OF sea-
hmi % y T" "e'' o''' man Was N'''eo ana Two
'' = .a
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ONE MoRE CoLoRED MAN .SuoT y

ONE MORE .COLORED MAN SHOT BY
UNKNOWN c9 PARTIES IN NORFOLK
She ,Seems Cha6ted to Her Idols.-The
Petersburg Progess, in its telegraphic
columns. announces the shooting, night
before last, Of Joseph Beane, a colored
man, of Norfolk /; and says the parties are
''unknown.U The patience of the devil
himself must, by this time, be nearly worn
out, by the seeming determination Of parties
in that city and Portsmouth, to shoot and
kill negroes. Warnings seem to do no
good, and this butchcry will be Kept up
until such riot will occur there as will
disturb the people of the entire State. 1t
is very remarkable that of the number of
colorod men who have been shot and mur-
dercd in those localities, the guilty parties
should al,cays be unknown For shame,
upon the white men who blmdly close their
eyes to the fearful results which must,
sooner or later, oyerIakc communities, fast
acquiring regulations for murder and law
lcssncss.
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NOTICE TO .CONIRACTORS.l1scaied pro-
posals viii be RECEIVED by the undersigned
until ~ vi. THURSDAY, January is, ls79 for
the GRADUATION, and MASONRY of Il BRAN clf ]
OF the chesapeake and Ohio railroad from Car
ringtoi street to James river including II tunnel
through Church Hill, about g. 400 feet long Fo,.
furiher particulars, appiyto
~ vii II. ID. ,WHlTOOM Bsso ,ii
Cniet Engineer Chesatealle and Ohio Railroad,
I Richmond Va. snfi'h soJil.f de'os-td
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THE HANDSOME TO Us AND OUR
OFFICE-Johnson Presses rs 10 Dine We
4ecqt.--We failed to mention on yester-
day, as ono Of the pleasant incidents Of
Christmas day, the handsome dinner given
several Of the attaches of this office, mclud-
ing the writer, by johnson, who has just
reopencd his old place OH Twelfth street.
He has determined to succeed, and can do
so in no surer way than by kindness and
liberality towards the press. We do not
recommend his house simply because of his
kindness to us, but do so upon its merits.
He is aware of the competition in his line,
and says to win he must be the most polite
and attentive rcstauratelr in the city. We
say so, too, and SO will our friends find
him il they will call, where they can also
obtain, at not extravagant charges, every
thing to eat and drink that can be found at
any similar establishment in this city.
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The "GREAp SEAL."-Thc "Creat
.Scat of The city," would have made a
better IMPRESSION, had he have conducted
himselfas other officers did in The discharge
of bis duty. lie smeshed up things gene
rally; this is pardonable in men who sud
denly grow TO greatness.
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I The FIRE.-Thct fire at 9 O'Clock this
afternoon was at the corner Of Marshall
and Mrnford streets, upper end Of the city,
the alarm being turned In at Box 4. The
roof of the house occupied by Philip Miser
was damaged TO The extent of S25.
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VIRGINIA COFFEE AND SPICE Mills.
We direct public attention to the advertise
ment of VIM. b. Ilcl'sman & Co., the pro-
prietors of the coffee and spice mills, on
Eighth street, in the rear of the Virginia
Tea. and Coffee Store. Messrs. lIersInan
& Co., are prepared to fill orders from the
trade of Richmond and vicinity for roasting
and grinding coffee, grinding spices, crack
ers, &C., on the most reasonable terms. ~
We have 10 doubt the reopening of these
mills has created universal satisfaction
among the dealers OF the city, who had
i been accustomed to look TO them for inn
portant service in the preparation of many
articles for the retail trade, and the lpropri-
etors will certainly be well sustained in
their efforts to supply a public need We
wish them continued success in their enter
prise.
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LIsr, OF UNMAILAEtE LETTERS RE
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Pc5I'-
OFFICE, DECEMBER 27TH, 1S7I.MN.
NJ. Bowles, Goals Mouth, West Va; Mrs.
NJ. I. Chappell, Braces X Roads Mrs.
\. G. Mayo, Elizabeth, N. j.; w. S.
Archer, Richmond s. Smelfm;ets. P;cll-
mond; j.; b. }. Medley, News Ferry, Va.
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Ms Southern Republican Press Association
This Association will hold an adjourned meeiin,
at the Arlinet.n House, in Washington, D. @.
JANUARY 10, 1872, at p. NJ Republican paper
in the Sonth will please give publicity to til
notice.. lf...l l.. CAss CARPENTER PresitieptJ
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The THEATRE LAST NrGHr-Tb.
Fmges1sa,s Of the tTiHoto Copsev-Lo-
dies Eceiiays lHust be Rcspecae1. The
press of the city, although having spoken
praises of Mr.. Couldock and his celebrated
play, the "Willow Copse,u have failed to
speak of one of its plain, pointed, and dis
gusting yulsarisms. We need not repeat
the language used by one of the actors last
night, which we presume is part of the
show, but the results were applause from
the boys and vulgar men, while the cheek
OF every lady in the house burned with
bushes Of indignation. ;s,e,,
{. No audience in this country can stand
less of this than that of our city, and if the
managers Of the theatre expect gentlemen
to patronise the place, by permitting, their
wives and daughters to attend, they must
discard such valssarity as VIC heard last
night. n.i.sa.
The audience was poor one for an
actor of Mr.. Couldock's reputation,
and if !. such language peivadcs his
other plays, we advise ladies' to stay
at home; or il they must have a
place of amusemoet TO attend, let them 60
to the Academy Of Music. Certainly. as
muchregard for their feelings would be
shown there, os was exhibited at the thea
tro last night. II. 4.i2
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"a NAVIGATION REsUArED.-7The mild
weather OF the past few days has removed
all obstruction BY ice to navigation in the
James river, andthc boats are again max
ing their regular trips. gjs- ~ lso Dolby
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MoFfUARY REroRT. The following is
the mortuary report for the week ending
Saturday, December 23rd, 1871, compiled
from sections returns, received at the Office
Of theiBoaid of Health: Whole number of
deaths IN the city, % in addition, | still
born was reported (colorcd). Sex: Males.
IL females, III. Color: White males. 4;
white females, g; colorel males, 5; CO..
ored females, 5.
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Na Don't forget the Grand Skating Carnival
Saturday night.
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ST. JOINS DAY.-This being St.
.Jolm's Day, the Masonic Fr,te,nity Of
,iiichnond are Signalling the occasion by
appropriate ceremonies. % ssahss, oor,si
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his Atmore's Minee Meat, 1II2 Maiu street
Bossicux agent for manuiacturer
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Judge Brady, of New York, says
patent medicine yenders can be held to a
strict legal accountability for the assertions
made in their advertisements Hs@. T'
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Beis- Atmore's Mince Meat, l4i2 Main stree,
Bossieux agent for manufacturer s4aA iE@
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NOR NEW YORK.

F'o1 NEW Ho's. s5Exk
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP aia'PAClET
COMPANIS ) eicgf ut steam hip WILLIAM 4.
CLYDE, Captain DEW, viii leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, December 29ib, TT 4
T.. M, s tf5 = ~.rf l.fl tff a.. b4
Connecting with steamers for Fall River and
Boston from same pier. i4nfl q afft
Close connections and through bills of ladng
given TO all southern, eastern, ara western
places; also, to Europe and Anstralia.'.l fsu...f
Fare, 70; meals and state-Ioolns, extra.
For Freight or passage, eDply toiss
--.t5 fss ID. j. EURE, PRESIDENT
~ 3 ~ .sfs--ff.issi.,,s l2l4 Main street.
NJ B.-Steaiper Geo.ge b. Upon Is Temporal
rily withdrawn fnr repairs. ~ ,,t- y
WAsnINdroE Co. agents, Pierl2, North river,
New York. de 26-3t
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Na Atmore's Mince Meat, 1ila nIain. street,
Bossie'ix agent for manufacturers a., ,.,fi.tg...