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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05
BY 1sbell & Son, IS .-.
Aaotloneers and Real Estate Agents,
18th street. between Main aud Bank.

VERY DESIRABLE AND ATTRAC.
TIVE COTTAGE RESIDENCE. ABOUT
y sPR}N S9qAkEHs EEST OF er BHcaHAaAh
KENNY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request Of the owner, who intends remHv-
ing from the city, viii be sold at auction, upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day OF APP. IL,
1871, at O'Clock p M that very 0esi Fable and at
tractive COTTAGE RESIDENCE situated and
being as above stated.
The improvements consist of pretty cottage
dwelling with four large rooms, large hall, several
large closets front and porches, all ssary
outhouaes, front yard tas efully laid out aud ben
tifully decorated with lect shrubbery and ever
green's, and a well of good water, With patent FIX
ture, on the premises and on be rear~ot the prem
1ses Is two-story stable with four stalls cow and
wagon sheds, well enclosed.
I he lot fronts 40 feet on Clay street and runs
back 220 feet to wide alley, recently enclosed,
and has it an assortment OF bearing fruit trees
Of the most choice kinds. ....s-0 ssa...
This Is really most delightful residence, having
all the advantages Of the city with the comfort;
aud quiet OF the country.
TERMS: One third cash; balance at and 8
months, for gotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by coed of trust.
ap1 ISBELL & SON, Aucts.
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90 ~ - ~ N~1a5 =
tuIaHLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1AsAkE or GRO cERfze GLEqUORg ET0.,
At RICHMOND, VA,-sGu sWEDNEaDAF, the
l q Apsil is. sgn,Msae;ne It Y o'cloek, &c
mond alargs and highly stssractiye assornnentef
GR9eEHIEs, LIQUoEa and MsCELLAFE.
h0sshss,ass Il, EEokTIS j EIiSg al; MgsgoyADo'
j 900 barrels 7 FELLOW REFINED SUGARS,
200 bags. BIO, LAGUAYRA, and JAEA COZ
SO hosssssaa BACON = SIDES and sHotL-
20 tierces stGAR-CUREp HAMS
Is tierces PRIME LEAF- LAkD,
$50 barrels NJ HsT HALIFAX : and LABRA-
- hal Pe sss asa ooh os, and euspowDsB
TEAS, part choices -1.ag9 > rrsz =,
100 100 S Soes and hssf Boxes ADAMANTINE CAM
mo i, -IDLESs +rsJTr 1@ "Ts" ed
SEVyyM rSu -slttf.i.se, + iF<ib
.,n.r HaTCHRs Ee i i.. IL f,'S@a y
%, IOAPl 'rlc1t5.t, n" - s."3 ".-.'n2 1
r rrrT nafdfEfaRR r. 81. b.. pig LiN 80 4
: The whole mbracing an assortment well worthy
the attention OF the trade aE,a ~ - /
-, r. ..- 4 ..,, ALSO, sa-;;T "E:g,Ti u
% 80 barrels old RYE wHtsKEY, Z. 1T.
80 cases of;REGNAULT, HkNNESSEY,' and
MATTEL COGNAC BRANDY,
IS barrels csds,a NEW ORLEANS DELE MoLAs'sslEs'
200 barrels common to fine SYRUP. 3.~
~ ....... f:q;pr,ft-af ALSO, 5sri - .,t"sE" |
The cargo Of the British brig Village Belle, con-
ZOO sacks LIVERPOOL FAcToRY-FILLED
. hUG SALT, our own importation. .-...~. Il
:: TERMS Liberal, which VIII be ANNOUNCED On
d ay Of sale. \ &, y G. TARDY 20, =
.aD 5-tds ,.ys.sy,- 4uetiOncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05
BY Grubbs q Williams,
%Auctioneers and Rea, Estate Agents,
Nleventh glreet, between Main and Bans..

A NEW. CONVENIENT, AND BEAU
~ TIFUL BRICK AID MAsTiO DWELL,
ING, AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
LEIGH AND SEVENTH STREE rs, FOR SALE
tTAUCTIOH.-On WEDNESDAY EVENING,
the 5th of April, at O'Clock. we will sell Mt aIc-
ton, upon the premises, the FIRST CT ASS reg:
IDENCE Off. 3. Watkins, ESD, located as abavc,
which has been erected only a few years, of The
best materials, by one Of our first builders. For
beauty, completeness, and convenience IL Is, per.
haps, unegualled in the city. The lot fronts about
% feet on Leigh street. running back 1s3 feet TO
alley. The basement has three rooms, In one Of
which Is steam heater. warming the whole house
with one fire, Thus securing cleanliness and ecouo-
are parior, dining.room, large cham ber, libra
~, bath. rooms pantry, cook-room, with range,
three large and one small cham er Closets water.
closets, and clothes presses. so, large stable
and carriage. house, conveniently arraNgeI,. =.
The dwelling is ornameEoed with a qerandah,
bay windows, moulding, sc. The site is elevated
attrac and centra and IL the midst of ga
boIhood which for refinement is unexcelred.
~, inc IL Terms, witch win be accommodating, will
be mace known atthe time Of the SALE -
mn 20 GRUBRS q WILLIAMS .Aucts. .
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AMyE1DH, SAE1EB--9RaIs Day.
.y2stplBy Pafne& co. Aucsfchecrs. Ie

.Ti ARGE AND ATTRACTfvf2sEskLE.
III OrWEDN EsDAY, April sshg comnaencihS
&c loo clock, we viii sen at our warehouse very
large ana attractive sssoctlnentof entirely 81. !
X, trg.,Frl,glg, FRESH DIZZY GOODS. - f,.t !. ),
and desirable goods adapted 30 eprina sales,; .
400 cases BOOTS, SHOES, and BkLMORALS,
,,for; Men, WorIsu Misses Boys, and Children !;
MEMS and BOYS HATs. in great variety. =. :
1z2f MERCHANT TAILOR,s STOCK. i
r By order Of the administrator we viii sell the
entire stock of thB lzt1 john Tietjen, deceased,
comprtHinB Target Of 9Gl date fii'2
. 90 CLOTHS. CASSlMERES,f .fs-.. ..sfa
!. -1lGVEsTINGs, TRIMMINGS, &C., &C.; oil
al iEiof very superior quality,
=. .sy z l., ,szy1lci ALS0,u!tG st1@l. ~ =
= Two LARGE MIRRORS 81 -. : .';a q
:; skle positive and without reserve. .,rl;.a,gj
mh27.-M,W ,&Ftds PAINE d CO., Aucts.
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A man at Drakesville, Iowa, had a cow
killed By the cars, and. to get even, be
soaped the track for II quarter of u mile, and
waited for train to come along. The train
had to stop for two hours, to sand the
track, and in the meantime the passengers
eat everything the man had i'll his house,
and his loss figured up one cow, two barrels
OF soap, and six months provisions for his
family. He don't want any more revenge.
Neao York Democrat.
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s.., 81, BY Richardson a. Co.a1 2d.
Real Estate agents and Auetionecrs.
-. No. 1lia Main street, 49,

TRUST EE's SALE OF A BRICK
- DWELLING AND LOT ON THE North
GOYEKNOR STREET AND THE METRO
P0LITAN. HALL, AT AUOTIOF.-Beingr re:
CURED to execute the provisions Of certain deed
o. trust bearing date the 10th June, 1853, from
Lucy Giles TO the undersigned, trustee, duly re-
CORDED Ia the clerk Office of tho ChanceIy Court
public aarsion, on The premises pi on MONDAY
the I'd day of April &c 5 o. clock p. H., RICK;
YELLING, and LOT, described In said deed as
street, between Governor street and the Metro
politan Hxil, and running back to alley extend.
Ing from the said Governor street to The rear OF
this and other property, Elai< so, -
TERMS: Enough In cash to defraY the expenses
or executing this trust and TO pay of Q note for
$780, With antefest thereon from the 10th Februs-
~, 1858, Gil paid the residue on such terms as
may be ann oanced at sale. b. -.-,s. - 81. 100
- ;. a. GEORGE D. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON q Co., Aucts -
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The sale Of the above mentioned property,
owing to the inclemency Of the weather, Is post
poned until WEDNESDAY, the 9th Inst, as 6
z. NJ, or the next fair day thereafter: =.
GEO. d. WISE, Trustee.
RICHARDSON & Co, Aucts. s"t,-, ap4
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fIHEWING TOBACCO.-We still have
~ a good supply OF MaEUFACTURsD 70
BACC3. from medium to finest grades OF last
summers make all In fine order. -.
THOMAS &. WILLIAMS Il CO., -
api-IY Factory foot Of 7th street.
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III BY Grubbs & williams, is.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets.

A. NICE LITTLE FARM, ONE MILE
IN FROM MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY, 18Th OF April Chat being co1It-fay),
house, in Manchester, the LITTLE FARM for.
merly owned by Rev II. +. johnson, about one
mile beyond Manchester, adjoining the lands OF A.
G. Pulliam xld A.. Perpignon. 1t contains 20
ACRES of cleared land Of first 9ualHy--a portion
set In fruit trees and has upon II small framed
dwelling, stable, &C., and q well Of water In the
yard. z...E g. .,.s.... ..i.h
TERMss At the sale. -.t.- ...
ap5 GRUBss & WILLIAMS. Auets. .
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
" In the matter Of Abraham Bininger and
a braham B. Clark, bankrupls.-Notice Is hereby
given that the undersigned. as assignee of the
above named bankrrptsi Will sell at public auc-
ton, at the Berchants' Exchange Sales room, NO.
Ill Broadway, IN the city Of sew York, on the
nth DAY OF MAY, IsTl, at IL O'Clock at noon,
by Il. II. Ludlow & Co.. auctinneers, TWO PAR
GELS OF LAND adjoining each other. situate
~ in Orange county, Virginia, containing together
seven hundred and seven acres OF land, known as
the Vaucluse Gold Mining property, together
with the mines. minerals, metals, and metallic
substances, buildings, Improvements, fixtures,
and appurtenances thereto belonging, including
two steam engines, and all other mining machine
ry and utensils used In the mining operations now
or recently carried on at the said Vauciuse mine,
&c. The sale will DE subject TO confirmation by
and All inventory o: the improvements, fixtures,
&C., may be had uron application to the under
signed or to his attorneys, Messrs. Bangs, Sedg
tioneers. JOHN y. BEECHER, Assignee
sD5-W6w Mo- o. Front st.. New York city.
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......s REsTADRANTS. @'E..H
z E : = l .l !. e. G.
No. 1904 MAIN STREET,

= NO. I.Ua MAIN STREET, @----"a n
Is alrays supplied with the luxu,ies OF the seas
son-the BEST MEATS Of all kinds-FUWLS,;
tame and Wild GAME OF all esrLs-G YSIERS
and Fish. All served to order IL the best style,
Bates reduced dishes ample. Pastries OF the
the most elegant and recherche style filled in the
most satisfactory manner. -
The BAR, as well as the table, with rates suited
and mixed drinks brswed by the most skliiful
hand.
REFRESHMENTS served up III elegant style In
the LADIES' SALOON. wtleLe perfect privacy
aud decorum are maintained. ia ~ !
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SEEAM T. Rs.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND SeTsA
Y PACKET COMPAN The
steamship GEO. b. UPTON leaves New York
every SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steam ship WIN. P. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY. .r...
Freight received daily.
d. j. BURR, President.
fec0 1914 Main street.
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BY Lee B Goddin, Aucttopeers,
No. 1ll3 Main street,

GIVE SU P ERROR WELL-BROKE
Il MULES AT AUCTiON.-tn WEDNES-
DAY, 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock at the stables Of MIR.
James c. johnson, on Franklin street, we will sell
five very fine MULES. we'll broke to harness.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
ap3 LEE Il GODDIN, Aucpre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-05
BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.

A MOST BEAUTIFUL LOT OF
n GROUND ON THE VEST SIDE OF LAU-
REL sTHEFT, BETWEEN FRAEkLIN AND
GROVE STREETS. FRONTING ON MON ROE
PARK. AT AUCTIDN.-On MONDAY, Sd April,
AZ s O'Clock i. NJ, we will sell upon the premises
the LOT situated AS above and lying between the
handsome new residences OF Gen. Newberry and
Col Ordway. 1t fronts zig fees on Laurel street,
runs back 100 feet, and has upon 1t row Of pretty
shade trees.
Laurel street has been recently widened and Inn
proved by guttering and curbtng.
This lot fronts Monroe Park, oyerlooks the city,
Is amongst the most desirable In that beauti l and
rapldly-improriug par. OF the city, and therefore
should comm md The attention Of those seeking II
select building site. IL will he sold whole, or
suhdiviicd, as may be deemed best.
TERMS: At the sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
POSTPUNEMENT.
The above sale Is POSTPONED on account OF the
inclement weather 10 THURSDAY, 9Th April, al
the same hour.
ap4 GRUBBs WILLIAMS.
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and excessively throughout the entire
south, and thus to reap An abundant harvest
Ct souls redeemed by the precious Blood OF
Christ: The very name Of st. Joseph, the
chief Patron of your Society, as he is the
great Patron Of the whole Catholic Church,
| means increase. prosperity, while st. Fran
chs Xavier, the Patron Of the Church in
which You begin your labors in Baltimore,
Will no doubt obtain for You and yours, by
his powerful intercession, large portion
of that indomitable Missionary zeal and
devotedness, which carried him ip triumph
through the Pagan Nations of the East,
who had been SO long sleeping in the region
of the shadow of death.
With all my heart wish your Mission
aries full success in their arduous. almost
gigantic undertaking in behalf of five mil
lions OF souls SO dear to the immaculate
Heart OF Mary, as they were purchased by
the Hearts Blood of Jesus.
Invoking Gods Blessing on your work,
remain, my dear Father Vaughan,
Your servant in Christ,
MARTIN J. SPALDiNG,
Archbishop of Baltimore.
And now, sir, allow me to say in conclu-
sion, that shall be happy to enrol as Mem
ba's of st. Josepk's Foreign Missionary So
assy all who will forward to me an aims
for the education OF Apostolic Missioners.
There can be nothing more meritorious
than to cooperate with God in tho saliva
ton of souls.
+ l. The. smallest aims will DO thankfully
received.
2. Donors of $3.50 are considered Special
Benefactors.
3. The founder of burse (s50OO) is in
scribed as Founder of the College and of
the Society. And to perpetuate the exam
pie of deed SO pleasing to God, as we'll
as to obtain constant and daily prayer
the names of such are inscribed on tablet
at the entrance of the College Church and
Masses will be celebrated twice every
week in perpetuity for their temporal and
spiritual welfare.
4. Those who desire their contributions
to be devoted, exclusively to the mission to
the colored people, will be pleased to sig
nifty their intention.
The Most Rev. Archbishop of Baltimore
has kindly consented to receive aims for
this work or they may also be forwarded
to me direct at the Archbishop's house,
Baltimore or to the Rev. C. Bowling, St.
Francis Xavier's Church. Calvert street.
Your servant in Jesus Christ,
HERBERT VAUGHAN,
Superior of St. Jeseph's
Foreign Missionary Society.
Archbishop's House, Charles ST., Baltimore,
Dec. IL, 1871.
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TRANSPORTATION TO A FoRTREss.-The
terms transportation to fortress"
IS transportation for life," of which such a
free use has been made at the recent trials
at Versailles, are apt to suggest misappre-
tensions to those who judge of French
penalties By English. Ezeept;:s penal
servitude (trauaus forces) which is truly
unpleasant thing, but is scarcely ever in
Aicted in political cases French punish
ments are not very harsh for prisoners who
have money. A man sentenced to transport
tation must rough it if he be penniless, but
in the contrary case he undergoes no great
or hardship than that of being obliged to
live within certain prescribed limits, and
being obliged to report himself daily at
at stated hours to q commanding officer.
It is garrison life without the uniform. A
political convict of any status generally
has his apartments as if he were at home.
He may read, write, walk about his fortified
town pretty much as he pleases, and have
his family to live with him, if the family
likes it. The only circumstances where Sc
verify is used are those where the prisoner
is untractable, and declines giving his
parole not to escape. As for political i'm
prisonment in France, it is not going too
far to describe it as a mere joke. When
man may receive his friends, give them
a dinner, play music to them, and edit his
newspaper in his "cell" (Which is general
ly very costly furnished room, at least at
st. Palagie,) he may yet complain that
life is not as sweet as it might be, hut he
can hardly plume himself upon suffering
very painfully for truths sake.-PaH Mali
Gasette.
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TIE BLESSED HoME.-Home! To be home
is the wish of the seaman on stormy seas and
lonely watch. HOME is the wish of the SOL
der, and tender visions mingle with the trou-
bled dreams of trench and tented field. When
the palm waves it's graceful plumes, and birds
of ieweled lustro flash and flicker among COR
geous flowers, the exile sits staring upon va
cancy q far-away homo lies upGh his heart,
and, borne upon the wings of fancy over in
tervening seas and lands, he has swept away
to home, and hears the lark singing above his
fathers fields, and sees his fair-6aired boy
brother, with light foot and childish glee,
chasing the butterfly by his native stream.
Aud in his best hours, home-his own sinless
home home with his Father above that
starry sky-will be the wish of every Christian
man. He looks around him; the world is full
of suffering; he is distressed by its SORROWS and
vexed with its sins. He looks within him he
finds much in his own corruption to grieve for
In the language of heart repealed, grieved,
he often turns his eye upward, singing, &c
would not live here always; no, not for ali the
gold of the worlds mines not for all the
pearls of her seas; not for all the pleasures of
her flashy, frothy emp; not for all the crowns
of her kingdoms, would live here always"
Like bird about to migrate to those sunny
lands where no winter Sheds her SHOWS or
strips the grove, or binds the dancing streams,
he will often in spirit be pluming his wing for
the hour of his fight to glory.
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A New York paper. tells the story of a boy
of ten years who had two hundred dollars in
the savings bank, and being asked by his father
how much of his own money he would give to
help keep to warm the little hands and feet of
the children of Chicago, burst into tears, and
out of heart full of charity, exclaimed !:
Father, send it all g' The writer adds "And
the whole two hundred dollars-the sum total
of the boys slow ssvings-was next day on its
erraud of mercy. We happen to know that
the boys father, in drawing ont these two hum
dred dollars, put four hundred in their place."
We happen to know that boy, and we have
since had an interview with him, during which
the fact was developed that, while pretending
to be Numbering in his crib the night before.
he heard his father tell his mother that he had
that four hundred dollars ali ready for Johnny
If he behaved generously, That boy under
stands finauceering If any boy does.
This reminds MS of another statement, made
q short time ago in q Connecticut paper,
which served to illustrate the blessedness of
charity. A policeman gave five dollars to the
Chicago fnnd, and in less than an hour he
found ten dollars in the pocket of q drunken
man whom he arrested. Another man was
asked to contribute, but declined, and within
two hours"a dog bit him in the leg, and he.
heard that his mother-in-law had come to stay
six months with him.
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T'EUTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. Ill GRAvIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
subscribed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100000
A. Elmer BADER. President
CHI ENGSTFELD, Vice President
GEORGE STR0MEYER, Secretary
BoARD OF TRUSTEES:
A Elmer Bader, NJ Frank w n Schr,.aA
Theo Lilienthal, I,ouia Scbne;dar - SSpmiuti
r. ~ SHSSITiaEI' - hermann Eicke, F Rickert.
q + Nanttn' 2acoo HassinRer, Oh Engstfeld,
q r fsSls, q. fohlmann, Louis Schwartz
b r Gogreve, w DaSiH mGlSseno ac5,
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck e r T,eI RSSnJio
jell II 1y
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HARDWARE-sTovEs-c0opERAGE.

HARDWARE-ST0VES -COOPERAGE.
THE AMERICAN STOVE.
TIE VICTOR AT FIVE STATE FAIRS
pE Fer D y ALL ECoMoAfY IN FUEL PER
EEL BAAkiNG QUALITIES, it rivals any Stove
THE COLUMBIAN COAL OR WOOD STOVE
| is the BEST COMBINED Fuel Stove ever ofrsrsd =,
the public.
A General Assortment of
| COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. TINwARE
CRATES, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
BIRD CAGES, ETC.
GoIntTy and City Orders solicited for ROOFING and
PHIL. McCABE.
se24 6m American Stove Depot, 100 Camp street
T 8. ATHENS SON, :.
SSS-------- TcHoUPrToULAs STREET Sas
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
Iron, Steel Copper, Brass, Lead Galvenized Spikes
Brass and Composition Ship HsrSWare Eudsra, Hard
ware and Fire Crates.
Locksmiths and Bell Han9ers' Materials.
with the greate variety every description
Of Mechanics Tools ana ardTare to be found IN the
South, at reasonable prices je4 III "
G.. P1rARD. ~
Bullders' Hardware, Crates and Mantels,
PANTS, OILS, vARNIsH TURPENTINE,
on WINDOW GLASS and WALL PAPER,
S49.- :s--...--. Common Street $40
myI4lF Near Claiborne Market.
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THE MORNING. MEssEN6Eh SUNDAY DECEMBER
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
FRANCIS LAuER,
Importers and Dealers In
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE,
AhR sAss1 4sgsE
6i5.. Magazine Street.
Corner Of Josephine.
Of s'ssTia | s a: ssy
John BOTS,
COL Camp Street
Returns his sincere thanks to the public for the liberal
fully solcita eontinaance Of the same, guaranteeing
In all to % fa He has a had h
TIRE IookiSs CLASSES. SicTUkEs. SHADES
Pictures and Looking Glass. Framed; ppholsterine,
Mr.. Bois's charges are VERY Low sea- Bra
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE
J. NJ Elkn, stringer.
ELKIN g. CO..
16s.. Canal Street. 16e
Near Baronne, New Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF
ENGLISH CARPETING, RUGS, ETC, ETC.
We now receiving from England and the North
large s ~ aRd
TAINs, White and colored, the whole Of which win
offer to customers at the very lowest prices
WALL PAPER. PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS. Eta
Common Street...119
The undersigned, formerly of los Canal street. an
located at 1is COMMON STREE. between Camp and
He caiis special attention to his stock of WALL
AZ sscor 81 x gsss SHL &c. aI rS
Ss and enabled e
Call and see for YoTrssyss; .u.v no. ,.
hand myi4 Il IL
II. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES,
'ss s iss in
and Square Portrait and Picture Frames of all
Gsrge1s .., M.t w, Netting e. and R9gs.
r. nies:, Gg 1 Holders Picture Cord and
TooS ne E5
m,,. Il ,1 :, CANAL STREET. t1ouro J Bowl 6.
GAINES q RKLF, -
Branch Store. Nc. es, Asgaxins street,
MroRTHRs AND DxALKRs IN
CHINA, GLASS. EARTHENWARE HOUSE FUR
E1SHING ARTICLES. CUTLERY,
nos 9m Bulders Hardware etc.
WILLIAM EGAN,
w Manufacturer and Repairor Of Spring.
Hair Feather, Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSES
Also, Pillows. Sheets, Blankets and MOSQUITO Bars
No. s5 BIENVILLE STREET, between Royal and
Bourbon streets, Now Orleans
Steamboats,, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied At
short notice and low rates. Also Storage received
AND carefully stored. se3 II ly
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNN'S
l67 Poydras street, between St. Charles and Caron.
delets Second hand Furniture bought large
small quantities. Furniture received storage and
well cared for Office und Household Furniture at
the most reasonable rates Also lsrge lot of Iron
Bedsteads which will be sold cheap. Office and sales
room l67 Poydras. between St. Charles Carondeiet
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-24

FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNN'S.
l67 Poydras street, between st. Charles and Caron.
delet Streets Second hand Furniture bought in large
OF small quantities. Furniture received storage and
the most reasonable rates. Also q srge lot Of Iron
Bedsteads, which will be sold cheap. Office sales
iaI5 "
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-24

Alta meeting Of the Board OF Direotors held on tho
sird day Of june 1871, It resolved to declare
Scrip dividend Of THIRTY per cent tho net earned
participating premiums for the year ending Nay 1871
for which certificates will be issued and after tho Ist
day Of August next Also to pay, on and AFTER the
second Monday In July next tho whole issues Of Scrip
for tho years 1862 1864 and 1865 and Blk Per cent in
terest on all outstanding Scrip Of the Company: