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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-16

New YORK. August 18th. 1868.

New YORK. August 18th, 1868. 81
Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND
EXTRACT BUCHU. The component
parts are BUCHU, LoNG LEAF,
CUBEBS JUNIPER BERRIES. ,
MODE OF PREPARATToN:-Buc in
vacuo. Juniper Berries, by distillation,
to form fine gin. Cubebs extracted
by displacement with spirits obtained
from Juniper Berries; very little sugar
is used, and small proportion of spirit.
1t is more palatable than any now in
use.
Buchu, as prepared by druggists is of
a dark color. 1t is plant that emits
its fragrance; the action of flame de-
stroys this Gts active principle, leaving
dark and glutinous decoction. Mine
is the color of ingredients. The Buchu
in my preparation predominates. The
smallest quantity of the other ingredi-
ents are added to prevent fermentation;
upon inspection it will be found not to
be Tincture, rs made in Pharmacoppa,
nor is it syrup-and therefore can be
used in cases where cases where fever
anu lludIuludlIOu eAlSJ. LII tIllS you
have the knowledge of the ingredients
and the mode of preparation
Hoping that You will favor it with
trial, and that upon inspection it will
meet with your appreciation.
With feeling of profound confidence,
l am very respectfully,
II. Z. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years
experience.
From the largest manufacturing chem
lists III the world
November 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr. H. II
Helmbold; he occupied the Drug Store
opposite my residence, and was success
full in conducting the business where
others had not been equally SO before
him. I have been favorably impressed
with his character and enterprise
VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manu-
featuring Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Sts., Philadelphia.
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The McGarrahnn Ciaim-The "lan
portant Papers, Missing.
Political News.

P1TTsBURG, PA, Jan. 10.-At the annual
banquet of the Young Mems Jackson AS
ISOLATION last night, letter was received
from Charles Francis Adams, Of Boston,
in which, after regretting his absence, he
says:
81 am not much in the way of express
ing sentiments on present political topics.
The country has passed through violent
CONFUSION, and is now steadily, but surely,
recovering itself, and the main object
should now be the return of harmony and
4 spirit of mutual confidence among the
Earring members. Our Government derives
its power from the consent Of the governed.
When the distinguished hero whose name
your association bears uttered these mem
orabe words: 'The Union, it must and
shall he preserved he undoubtedly rest
ed his faith OIL the spontaneous coopera-
ton of the great masses of the nation re-
spending to his call in the regular and
legitimate channels prescribed by the or
ganic law. He never contemplated the use
of bayonets in controlling the forms Of col
Letting the general suffrage. Our safety as
a nation lies in going back 20 the first prin-
ciples, forgetting that force has ever been
resorted to as a painful necessity to pre-
serve them. What was bitter medicine
should not be turned into daily food"
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-At the Inauguration
Yesterday Gen. Frank 2. Blair conducted
Gov. Gratz Brown to the Speakers chair,
where the Governor delivered his inaug-
urnl
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DARING CASE OF GARRoTING AND ROB.
BERY.--A gentleman named Hiram ID.
Brown, hailing from Waterford, Loudopn
county. Va, being on Il visit to this city,
on Saturday night between 10 and II
O'Clock went into q restaurant OH Green
street, and in payment Of bill displayed
considerable money. He was accoSted
while there by Il young man of genteel ap-
pearance, who made himself particularly
agreeable, and after engaging Mr.. Brown
in conversation for awhile the two went to
some two or three other saloons, and sub.
sequently they proceeded out Franklin
street, and when nearing the suburbs of the
city the affable friend seized the Firginian
by the throat while two other men came
up and event through him." securing
about S42S and gold watch valued at $3.50.
After thus maltreatinS him they left him i'll
a part of the city unfamiliar to him and
made their escape.
Mr.. Brown had about $1,000 in Govern
ment bonds about his person, which the
robbers, fortunately, failed to detect. The
fact of the robbery having been communl-
Gated TO Captain Zimmerman, of the west
crn district. he detailed Sergeant Cadwalla-
der and Policeman Siebold (the latter Of the
reserve force both experienced officers, to
ferret out, if possible, the perpetrators OF
the daring outrage, and from information
learned by them, suspicion rested upon two
young men named Isaac Grains and VIM.
L. Reese as concerned in the robbery.
They were arraigned before Justice Bell
yesterday afternoon, at the western station
house, but Mr.. Brown could not identity
them, and they were accordingly discharged
from custody Sun, 10th.
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be whether the State of West Virginia had
n right to n part of this debt. but 1t was
simply how much was to be . Paid by the W twa
Virginia has been taken off. AS the gen.
tlcrnan had said day or two ago, the Dor
der Ind been torn off, she would not be
compelled to pay her share Of the debt.
We know that If there had not been q
separation in the State the whole people
would have had it hurdened on us All, anu
no Senator could deny that it was the duty
of West Virginia TO pay part, 1T w ,at
only for us to pay our share of it. ana e let
West Virginia look out for herself: she
certainly ought to know how to paying the
honest debts which she has contracted.
We have nothing to do with her IN her
duty we will do ours. And with these
remarks he took his seat.
Mr.. MARTIN renewed the motion to lay
the whole subject on the table; and pend
inc the further consideration OF the SUBJ
jcct. on motion OF Mr.. HERNpoN the Senate
adjourned.
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TeIeeraphtc Summary.

The New Jersey Legislature has organ
lied on basis indicating the election OF ex-
Senator Freelinghuysen to the United States
Senate.
Harris (colored) is to contest the seat in
Congress from the Raleigh IN. CO. district:
Senator Wade, of Ohio, IS to be one OF
the Dominican commissioners.
An investigation of the management of
the National Soldiers Asylum at Washing
ton is giving the House Military Committee
some work.
A small boat was picked up yesterday
with the nearly frozen crew of the schooner
Magnolia, from Philadelphia for Norfolk,
Va, wrecked off Cape Charles.
Last night the steamer Francis, Of the
Morgan line, was burned ut her wharf at
Mobile, Ala The freight was saved, but
the fate of the vessel, valued at $40, 900, was
uncertain.
John McAuley, president of the Iron
City Bank, at Pittsburg, Pa, died yester-
day.
Norfolk, Va, yesterday voted 81, 900 SUBJ
scription to railroad to Ocean View, o
summer resort, ten miles from that city.
Ex-Postmaster Kelley, of New York, is
diving of paralysis.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York sfock nnsa money marhe,

View York STOCK nnaa Money Market.
NEW YORK, jan. a1o.-Hoon- Stocks steady.
Gold, I1oi@111. Money easy at oar per cent.
'e2's, 100. F1change-long, 1oai; short. 1909. :
Erening.-Money eucy Mt e37 per cent. Sterling
losa@lO9t. Gold 11l@llla. 'c2's, 100. Southern
securities: Tennessee s's, %; new, e4h. virgi-
MIA e's. es; new, 81. Louisiana 6s. u; new, 90.
Lsvee es. 60; s's, so. Alabama s's, o5; SIS, 70.
Georgia G's, IS: s's, So. North Carolina 6's, ~ ;
new, %. south Carolina es, s5; new, cot.
Prime discounts are quoted at 1851. Sterling
was firm, and gold rather strong during tho day.
Governments opened strong, and remained so all
forenoon, but fell off little on s7'sthis afternoon
Business was very dull all day. Gs, l1ei; 's2's,
100; 'oIs, 1854; 'es's, 1851 new 1919; 'e7's 1918
1855, lost 1o-4O's, 1917.
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LAND SOLD FOR TAxEs.-Decision Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States.-No.
Il, Corbett against Mutt, error to the SUI
premc Court of Appeals of Virginia: This
action was brought by Mutt, as trustee, to
recover land in Alexandria which had been
sold for taxes under the act Of 1852, for the
collection of direct taxes in insurrectionary
districts. The court below refused to in
struct the jury that as the party making
the will and the trustee were both aiding
the rebellion, no estate passed by the VIII,
and admitted certificate of redemption
obtained by another trustee appointed by
the court as evidence of the fact stated
therein that the land had been redeemed
from the State. The writ of error insisted
that this was error. This court affirmed the
Judgment. Opinion by Justice Field.
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Cuban News-Escape Of an Alleged
SwindI er-President Cespedes's

HAVANA, Jan. 10.-John B. Phillips,
Belgian, from New York, accused of an at.
tempt to swindle the merchants here, sailed
with his wife to-day in the Cuba for New
Orleans. The jewelry he obtained was
taken from him on the steamer.
Madame Cespedes, the wife of the rebel
President, has arrived, and is quartered at
the Orphan Asylum. She will probably be
allowed to 60 to the United States.
The captured dispatch-bearer is named
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FORT OF RICHMOND JAN 10, lGl.
ARRIVED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, er-
chandlse and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer Saratoga, Couch. New York, merchant
disc and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
CLEARED,
Schooner j. F. Farland. Collum. Rio lie janet
no, ilour Galego Mills Manufacturing Company.
hEMOnAA1UM.
WEST POINT, Jan. 10.-Arrived. steamer Adni-
raj, Reybold Baltimore merchandise and passen.
gers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on rptllrn.
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THE HEALTH OF Ex-SEcRETAKY SEWARD.
EX-Postmaster-General Randall, who has
just returned from Japan, whittier he ac-
companied the Hon. VIM. Il. Seward, says
that the venerable statesman is suffering
from Il complete paralysis Of both arms, SO
that he is deprived of the use of them in
performing the most ordinary offices Of
nature. With this exception his health
seems to he unimpared. BE eats and sleeps
well, has good digestion, and his mental
faculties are as clear, strong, and active as
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The Travel In the Cav.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 1o.-The steamer
Lady OF the Lake, of the Norfolk and
Washington line, arrived this morning.
She left Washington Sunday morning, and
ice, and her rudder-post was sprung. She
passed several vessels ice-bound.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
R1crrMoaD, VA, Jan. 10, 1871.
nEEERIHca

RICHMOND, VA, Jan, 10, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Whsds.-White. 2o4 bushels. Red, GEO bushels.
Corn.-Wh,te, ~ bushels. Mixed SO busheIs.
ldts.--c04 bushels.
Rye.-s bushels.
F1arseed. "a bushels.
sALEt.
Whedt.-White, So bushels smutty at 81 Is; 10i
bushels at fl673: bushels ut SI.35 4 bulheIs IL
Sl.5D--total, 164 bushels.
WheaG-fied, IS bushels good Mt 81 80; s bushels
nj $685. IS bushels very bad at 9oc 30 bushels ln
ferior at 81 4os bushels ut $I.sototai, $50 bush
els.
Cor7..- White. "A bushels coed on private terms.
Mixed 40 bushels good at 7oc 10 bushels at &c..
totai, SO bushels
Odts-loa bushels very good at 52c. 100 bushels
gS0d ~ 5ic.--total. 204 bushels,
Rye.-4 bushels at zoe.
FEdrSeed.- . bushels fapl at 81 ga
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Terrible Four Hundred and
T'wenay-fiye Lives Lost.

BosToN, Jan. 10.-A Batavia letter of No
yember 10Th reports that the Coolie ship
Ancowa, from Macao, China, for Callao.
was burned at sea. The crew and 120
Coolies were saved. -Four hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE Coolies were lost.
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seed.--2 bushels foul at 81 2S.
Cotton Markets-rgY rp, rov.pu1

TUESDAY, Jan. lo.-Mobtle. Cotton strong n.
l4sNl4ac; receipts, 2,asS bales exports to Great
Brita ain, $50 bales, coastwse s23 b les sl! es
$500 bales stcck, 81, oOl bales. Neto Orleans, C..
tive at l43Dl4sc., receipts, 5,sos bales exports
coastwIse, SEQ bales sales. II, 500 bales stock
1909 bales. Charleston: Firmer at HsGlidIc.:
receipts. 1923 bales sales, 900 bales stock so IA
bhlts. Norfolk: Firm Low middlings, l4sc: re
ceipts, 144S bales exports, cOastwise $50 bales
sales, 200 bales stock, s.047 bales.
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There are many working YQmap out OF
employment at Boston.
Connecticut girls wear pumpkin seed
necklaces.
The ice on Saratoga lake is over foot
thick. ..-a---
Ohio has 1 ,041, 1892 sehool-children.
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GENE THREAD.-Justr received my
- own importation SEINE THREAD. OF al
sos aud all qualities. which VIII sell for LESS less
Irvine and Lines for hanging seines always on
hand st very low prices.
de 20 l707 Franklin st., bet. 18th and 18th.
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Domestic Markets GBY TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Jan. 1o-Eosn.-Fiour quiet and
Lara snis ssoadV ct apaS c
orleans 1S5c.; sales 900 bales. Naval Stores
q9iet; T%rPen:ine' 49,: Strained Rosin' ssss
Euentng Lotion steady; sales, S, 500 bales a.
l5ac. Flour unchanged. Whiskey nrmer at sls@
oltc. Wheat lc. better, with Il good export and
ard amber western, IL 47@S. 81; red pennsyiva-
nIa, Sl;45. Corn shade frmsr at 1s@79c. FORK
seef rn gtia Sa go sg
Tailow more active at s,@9c. Frelshts heavy.
BALTIMORE, Jan. lo.-virginla o's- Old, 500 bid.
81 asked; 1855 90 bid, 81 asked: 67s, SO bid, So
asked.
Flour quiet and steady; Howard street su2sr,
Gy aS inpegge $' Ss:tc2s s en
Zoe, $s@$5.s7,; extra. s6@s.75; family, ss.75@
$3.50. Wheat firm, with a Scarce stock; choice
pre to eSSse rea 70 FIR 10 Goa
$l+rG9Si.ey; Common sLso@lsl.s5; Ohio and In
at so @s2c.: yellow, soc. cats, 5G@57c. Rye
quiet at s5@o5c. Provisions unchanged. Whis-
key quiet at s0@alc.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1O.-Flour and grain. little
doing. Whfskey dull at So. Provisions unset
tied and difficult to quote holders are firm. Mess
pork. Slol5 Lard, 1lic.
LOUISVILLE, Jan: .-Tobacco--Trash to good
Tugs, $1.7O@Ss.35; low to medium leaf, S7G9Slo.
Provisions very firm. Pork, S2O.50. Bacon--
Shoulders, e3c.; clear sides, 12c. Whiskey SIC.
Foreign Markets rBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON Jan. 10. -No0n.-Jonsols, 923 United
States bonds, 500. Common rosln, OBS. 81.
LONDON, Jan. 10.--Erenin9.- United States
bonds quiet.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. l0--N1on. Cotton opened
oues and steady; estimated sales, II 00e btles.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. DISQUALIFICATION steady;
uplands, I'D; Orleans, sgd.
FRANKFORT, Jan. lO.-united States bonds, 9!s
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There is bill before the Virginia Legis-
lature to change the name Of the State to
the Old Dominion. Wheeling Register.
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NITY ADVERTISING.

DURE MILK-MILK DEP0T.-ln con-
seoueace of the burning OF the spotsNaod,
Hotel ave large quantity OF milk y sp sse, anu
am nrena ed 10 furnish customers 81 their n0aes
and baye also established depot ut la!y Maih
street between lath and 18TH fos the sale o. MIN
and BUTTER. This milk IS from the iaFin oi
Of the very best quality. sn,TU.
ja 3-aw ~ y.
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IA I'D, sw& WIN
OBINSON'S PRACTICE, VOL. VI.

II - .,r,,r
phi .p" tTPfHt aSD PRACTiCEs OF COURTS
OF JUSTICE IN ENGLA AND AND THE
UNITED STATES. Ny Conway R0Dlnson. Vol.
VI. Further as to the grounds and form OF defence
In personal actions"
The subjects embraced In this volume are treated
OF un or the fol owing It'll, s:
l. Pleas In action on policies or insurance.
q Plea In action for rent, or on covenants In
case: or upon an award or 4 bond to perform II
or upon Il Judgment. ,,o ,,,,, .,
his seasonal representative heirs or devistes.
A. Pleas on actions for specific goods or Tor the
conversion thereof
s. Pleas In action for trcspasS.
o. Pleas In special actions on the case.
ofoet' ''' WT00DHoUsE & PARHAM
L. Publishers.
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yAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs
81 COMPANY.--F Q r NORFOLK, ffaassssasIzkk
AND ALL REGULAh LAND
lNtiS ON TIE JAMES RIVER. The last anc
elegant United States mail steamer
Ohm sly " r. = r,
Captain H. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves comDany's wharf at Rocketts for the
above-n a.ced places on MONDAYS, WEDNEs-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, at HALs-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK A. ~, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk IN time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. ,
rival Of steamer. a,
Fare 10
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return.... 100.
Freight received Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana ss-
tur6ays for Norfolk Portsmouth, Boston, Bait
more aud principal landings on Chesapeake bay
and all regular landings on James river, at REA-
SONABiE RATES. Freight received from A.
NJ. till 8 P. n. ,,.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM. General Agent
ssl Office, Company's wharf.
SPECIhT NOTICE.-Until Lower Brandon
wharf is repaired no landing can be made.
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SLOW TRAvELLING.-The packet-hoat
Jefferson, which left Richmond on the 21st
of December, after somewhat turbulent
passage of eighteen DAYS, arrived at her
wharf in this city on Sunday evening"
Lypchburo F2r1in1dn, 10Th.
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Having unsurpassed facilities In our business,
we fatLer Ourselves we can please our cns.omers:
To gettors-up OF clubs special Inducements VIII
be tffcred. ELLYSON & TAYLOR,
Next TO Dispatch building,
IA I'D, sw&wlm Richmond, va.
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THE ROANOKE VALLEY RAILRoAD.--ThIs
Improvement is bound TO 60 through. We
learn from good authority that an offer has
been made, on certain conditions, by re-
sponsible parties, to build the road: and
one of the directors of the Danville road
assures us that we may confidently expect
the road to he built within three years, and
perhaps within twelve monthS.-ClarkS-
rJIIe V1Uey,
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN SslMsi
SHIPPERS.
THE pOwHATAN STEAMBOAT COHPAFf
AND THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY>S TROUGH LINE To
THE WEST n.y.
offer superior Inducements 70 shipDSrs %
BACCO, WHISKY, BACON, CAHDh.kS, &C. &c.
and less handling than any other lire.
Ali western and eastern-bound freight deilSerso
to and received from board the cars OF Inc nai
timore and Ohio Railroad company ~ Lu.u -
Point, saving transfer by drSys and exposure &c
weather In Baltimore. ,.o,.
Througn bills or lading given on all shipments
by WLL1Aa = oHI IN,
my II fEens.
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Among the many able gentlemen the
people of this portion of the State owe a
debt of gratitude we are pleased to include
Judge Cochran, Of Augusta. AS member
of the House of Delegates his labors have
been untiring in behalf Of vital measures,
prominent among which were our railroad
interests, consolidation. we supposel. When
opposed by foreign corporations; we say
this much in Justice to a worthy Etr@ini;rn,
because few days ago we unintentionally
placed him in wrong position.-PetcrS-
burq Courier.
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HARlME SMTEg.lEaETsas.

SINIaTURR ALMANAC, JAN. 10, 1911,
SUI r!sns Ill Moon rises........ $50
Sur Gets a,49 High t!de.......... III
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vrRGrHrA NEWS.

FATAL Acc1DENr.-Mr. L. Sfmhro, of
Bell's Valley, Rockbridge county, Va, ac-
cidentally shot himself on Monday. the I'd
instant, from the wounds OF which he died
almost Immediately. He was out with a
party hunting deer, and while on his stand,
d short distance off from his comrades, the
discharge of his gun was heard, and he was
heard to hollow. On arriving at the spot
his friends found him lying on the ground
in n diving condition. Both barrels of his
gun were found to have been discharged,
the contents Of which entered his left side,
ranging upwards across his breast. 1t Is
supposed that his gun slipped from rock.
the hammers OF both barrels striking the
rock, causing the explosion. He was q
quiet, estimable young man, aged about ~
years.-Staunton Spectator.
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Mr.. !. \. WApnELL, President pro 'e"''
in Tho char.
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STEAnEt s's.
". WYATT,



gGgN ". WYATT,
AaD CoMM:ssIVE a:aNC8ANr,
NO. GOVERNOR STREET,
s-CuEoED, Va, PosT-DsFIcE BOX Is.
zos LIVERPOOL AID . >zzsssss
,fyciAN LINE OF EiAIII STEAMESS, Same
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Pnynbls In Gold. Payable in Currency.
FIRST cabin Storage. ............sst
TO Lcn;ion,,.,.,. SO To London .......-.... SO
TO Tsri5.,,,.,.,,.. 80 To Paris. .-...,....... 81
T:csets sold to and from England, ireland, Sn:
me CoGaInent, st moderate rates .->
For further Information eDpiv aI .Ae ConpanJ'
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va
FOB NEW TORK. 1884,
ULD DOMINION STEAMSHIP z5ssaa..AsA
COMPANY. -.
rbs s,Ge-wheel steamships " YANChE Z, .SAAS
BELL, SARhTQGk, n "A q A, ALbE.
MARIf. end aATTERAS, leave New York f2I
s;or:oi4 l;tg POINT ana Ric6m3Id, sysry ~ 80
L. y. JIsava Richmond every TUESDAY, EHt
DAY, ara SUNDAY, 4. high tide.
THESE sntps are entirely new. Ihey nave aiegan'
ssloona and statcrooms. The fare, accommoda1
tons, and attention, are unsurpassed.
Close connections made VILE steamers for IL
southern End European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, at & QUAR
TER o. ONE PER CENT, at the oitices OF THU
conDalV.
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent
my2e No. Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-11

Mr.. ROBERT CowAN.-This most estl-
mable and highly respectable gentleman
died in this place, of pneumonia, after a
short illness, on Sunday morning last. Mr..
Cowan was born in this place In the year
1909, and has been engaged in the book and
stationery business in Stanton for the last
twenty or twenty-five years. He was eX-
tensiyely known as a gentleman OF high
moral character and most correct business
habits. He leaves large family ard an
extensive circle of relatives and friends to
mourn their loss. He was consistent and
active member of the Presbyterian Church
for about twenty years.-Stdunton Specta-
fOr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-11

OALENDAR AND DIARY, 1871.
We have fer FREE. DISTRIBUTION n'e
kinds OF CALENDARS.
DIARIES for pocket or desk.
sLMANACS. . - 49, >, ord
Northern manufacture.
ACCOUNT BOOKS made to order.
RANDOLPH ENGLISH,
iaa 1913 Main street.