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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07
4 HANDSOME LINE OF
AND FLOWERS,

Consisting of all the possible shades and sly ies.
eIther imported manufactured,
in the market
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

Breakfast shawlH
Worsted and Bead Patterns fox 8 inpers.
BustIes Corset.,
Pocket Books
Perfumery,
Picture Frames,
Wall Pockets,
Ottomans
Cushions,
Curling Irons,
Fans and Satchels,
Bsws and Ties,
Lace Collars and Sets
Linen Collars and Sets
Infants Hoods, Caps, Robes aud Shoes, Water
PROOF Ciosks and Dresses, also Merino Suits
and many more useful, stylish. orna-
mental and positively cheap
est novelties belong
ing to ladies'
attire.
Having, last season, by close attention thor
oughiy studied the wants of the Ladies' Toilet in
this place and surrounding country, / can safely
say that In opening my Fall and Winter Stock. 1
can suit all, both in price, material quality and
styie ana will by sharper attention see that none
will go away dissatisfied.
be sure and give US q look. We are the earli-
est In the Held, and will from time to time.
through the season introduce nothing but the
latest We cordially invite ALL even If they do
not purchase. No one urged to buy All goods
marked IN plain figures, with only one price to
the many, at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-09-07

,VEinOr Locals.

2.55 inches on the 10Th.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
REAL ESTATE.
SEw.YoRK. Saturday, June It, 1871

NEW YORK. Saturday, june H. ISL
Tbore arc No sales announced to take place
,h 1ehapee for the coming week, and business IN all
sa,nsnts of the real estate business promises to DO
s~,ron,elv duu. Messrs. johnson & Miller will hold
, ., staten Island and Messrs. A. d. Mellick Co VIII
sell property at oakland n j. johnson Mllr vsn SIi
Sl pereInptory sale of $50 finely located lots az Ns
sor6ii, Tanaipg Staten Island, Monday, under do
,son ~ n NJ Hazard. The property Is very uesli"''"
"a is vorfhy the attention Of buyers. - tho
m MeIljck IT. & Bro. viii sell on Friday, % on ,o ,
,remses at Chatham. n. j., leo plots OF land "i'i
mir ates' walk of the railway station. ,r IN the
A ~ Mellek IT, & Bro will sell on Tuesua!, u crar-
Dremses the Oakland property, located betWed an an
iord and WeSt1eld The property Is Wen is nanked
elevation The streets graded and the wa r,nrSdav
The sale will be continued on "Wednesday a onnlication
FTee masses and mapa will be furnished on "Pli0V'
~ ID nj clarke auctoneer viii sell on the premises
nesday TOR the following Wednesdag Snouu sd @ .ne
say prove stormy, 90 stss1m1saTS s11ssS Possesses com
90 o,tractons for NewYorkers IL Is charm
ngv located ON the sound, enc hour rue by the New
Haven Railroad, Is trains Amcricns now making
resyyIsr trims from fhe foot OF Aarketst. .
Famous for the beauty o. ~
drives, fine views, stsd sne the sesrrb of NAM as
place OF summer resort ana when oy the ana OF ran
reads it became nsnsss ,Oan 0 'HS 1SaI
sa1r.es Of the opportunity and made 1t their
reymapent home. The property TO be sold on
SnesdaV situated the outskirts OF the village
,bree minute from the Stamford depot by the New
Sanean ears which directly through the land, with
station on the ground The plots are large, each con-
fainnc from four 20 six ordnaTysze city lots and are
ready building without any preparatory grading In
fhe Immediate vicinity the NoroOn River, very beau
am PARK OF co acres has been laid out the ap
proved style Of landscape gardening, by the owner, c.
IL Phillips, ESQ. Those wishing 10 attend the sale can
take m. train from Twenty-seventh-st to stamford
Eib fun particulars, at s. F. Irelands Broadway
", J. kOnyalinka, 80 Maden-ane.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

FOR LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE o. g MAILS
THB LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COhPANf
will dispatch one Of fun iron steamships
FROM PIER No. AZ, n r. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
MANHATTAN, Csst FORSYTH. .JuHe H. at 3oop In
COLORADO, Capt I. p FRzEnAs. June a. at 800 p m
WISCONSIN, Capt VILLAIN. June - 1900 D. m
NEVADA. Capt. GREzS............Jalyo ), at 300 p m
WYOMING, CaDt wHrsERAT........Jalyn Il, 1900
MINNESOTA, Capt 7. ". .FEEsSlS..Juy 49, at 300 p
Cabin passage $50 gold
steersgv s--s- tnaee Na p---i--y) so. earrsrsv
WILLIAMS GUIos, No 81 wanst
TNMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
Mail steamers are 1RSs aas , 3 a go m
CITY CITY OF OF EfsBsiCK ii. a,TfI,
0F sAIiRPAFs "a Esb,y 5Sy rom E p Per
~ RATES OF PASSAGE .-..
rRs FsIlsFs caBs ~ eo.D ss srEERaSs fassSiS ~
t. To To PsG. Ps9a'a .
Passengers forwarded avre Hanbt Bremen &c. at redHed
Telet,ean bought moderate rates by persons wishing to
SRY spS g. S.fF IL G1%1s' aseH 4: 1885, s so. Ny
NORTH GERMAN Soxri5a hEQYD STEAMSHIP
FOR sogrHAMPToX AND BREMEN ryr0s
DAY Jure at from Bremen Pier foot lhir' Ho'o'eH' to
Steamship Hermann Capt Reehmaun saTgsDA JIM, e
RATES or PASSAGE 70 LONDON HAyRB AND BREMEN
tPATABLk GOLD, ITS EQUIVALENT IN CUkkENCi
Fir cabin; y
Second cabin.
For sSt or passage: apply oELRlcHs
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE; ,.,,
W THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPANfs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEw.YORK AND HAyRE CALLING
The svad vessel. on this for he Continent will 'i
from Pier No 81 North River follows:
PERBlRE.. - y = ~ ~
LAFAYETTE. .Roussau. .SAIlkDA1, guf 70
81. LAURENT. Lemare. .SAII M & RDa1 jay -
.Snrm0ut. RDAf August Il
PRICK OF PASSAGE IN GOLD OucGdng NBeD
TO BREST OR HAVRE:
FT,t ......... $40 Second Cabin.
Excursion Tickets saet al reduced rates
These steamers % o csrry sieerage passengers
American travellers returning from the Continent oi Europe
this hne, avoid both transit oy English ra"s
ard the crossing the Canne beside saving TINE trouble
and eTrense. GbO hAohhNlln, hRen1 10. 20 D,oo-,.
WHITE STAR LINE. ,,rsa0oo,
w NEW YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PULI-POWERED STEAMSHIPS
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD,
oChANJvT ATLANTIC BALTIC ADRIAriC,
6OOo TINS burlen-1OO0 b. D. each.
Sailing from EswYork SATURDAYS bOm Liverpool on rhORs-
DAYS Cork Iarbor the day following -.
ATLANTIC Capt Murray on sstTKShi TTSht ' u
White star Dock Psyona Ferry, Jsrsey Cty.
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT ,,,.----
gaoons smoking and batroOa IN phusnP W
where motion felt Surgeons and e"aroe' 0P'
these steamers. 40 .- rhoss r,.S.
inc 10 sepd for the Old Country now OBTAIN sverige
prepaid certificates So currency. .- n. tr.nL.-.
Passengers booked 10 or rom all paris oi Amefoa & ''
Eorway sweden India, Australia. China, Nc
EIelrspn tickets granted At lowest rates
Drafts from Sf upward
For Of plans and other iniormaton apply
NJ.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

largest scent nger steamers y ihe Sorh me
DREW and DEAN RICHMOND. One Of e anof@ s'eA
sr viii leave North River afternoon Sundsy etpl
O'Clock arriving ALBANY in time 10 connect WIN Ihu as
West North and Returning leave the STEAMBOAT aiming
Albany at o'clock ARRIVAL Of connecting trans iron we
West aud North and East. -, WI -. Mn.
Through tickets obtained the Omce on he Whn Do
Express g4 Broadway and No. Cou Bookyn bagAg e1sAsE
10 h. detuaton Freight received until the hOur Of departure
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

vU,UIS FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT,
LAKE DUHMORE HOUSE. Salisbury, VI. VII open Juse
su the W, n. SlLnnIl ;. IIOpil,loI.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
Citu Real estate for Sale.

a FIFTY -THIRD-ST., near MadisOn-ave.,
N. Issry hsstoop ney webuilt medium sized Scotia
6o pWBLLEG As5S E q fA aud Nadisosaye and East Side
bwsisngs ior sale V, STEVENSON son, II fnes.
ENOR SALE-On Fifth-ave., near FOrty-se
ona-st valuable PROPERTY 5lIl0O with entrance, large
and stcsss b. bgs suitable private hotel Institution club
N ql1l 2Pine-st
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
Gteamhnats ano Railroaos.

ALBANY DAY L1NE-C. VIBBARD and
N DANIEL DREW from yestst at $50 ana Ihrty-i9lrh. AZ
s:i5 n landing afonkers. IaryOEn and NIsek 10y @ 80
nj Ha..o
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL-
y ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY p, l35L
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK

p.,., station in Y.uYorE corner Of Tventy sven,h .rs
Tourtha'e. Entrance on TTer'yfireH'h'-
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRK
For Sev.Haven anil Bridgeport = (Erl llO mi l'' EIl
'hF For aici is sd S Fsse5 southport and wepO o'
u" io o;s South as SoPS ors H. 9Ez o :o m 2s ') EL) a
~ %, 115 6,rsn g Ii.o a. m az 40 $50 and 63op N
For stamford (EII . ilJo lss (RI). RIA 1Rh) S''
' Fo or lir9sih s.i @ s5d aemeit 1 sda 100 2ls e
so sanday Mai Tram leaves SenYorA at "r
Boston, VIA both '''''1cc,o;Si 1coSSBcTfSG Sc If S'3f TRISs
|. For Boston Vi. sPrngsSeeli g 35.,S = N 3sniSPg
FSf Rsor and Spin tsei a. n l{:i5 snd sp
steamer across Manganese Bay Wiesd Aag s 'h,n h'
For Connecticut River Railroad 25 n to Montreal
a n, 70 e SS5Hiy Py%tepee eoa and Pshs Ralra a. 5pm
For Ralsay to Norwich al PoTeres ii'
For SsTHsvsn ani NortiamT,5a Railroad 10 North
'n,GH FeS Ses e1 Hve aesown and wEmu Railroad m LDe
q. m. and p n Ia
SsSsiiacE aqilTos n s"i 3 SO G P p % "a'fS1'y'
% Eor Ssao@y ,aS sraa1 RSIrs4 as y % Is "a and
daS Mail n on either Line DrISiagOom Car aitehe to tie
a. n. and p m IrairS . . - .u. -...A.i v, ,A ,o.1 o.,
sa Pis.TSfs Dspof ss faH Ss P.SI YORK. sa Y.,
N asS f@e s No 10, BroadSay aoi No Coas, Broosu
ss 1s1se e.e1ce 70 Ssstalto0 JAMES n HOYT sop,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RGiLRoADTr,n rs leave Tbirae,h't as follow:
Ss- m Chicago EIpness 81 d Drawing room car. -, r.
m.
'i M Northern a0d western Express With Drawing
Montreal Express Saturdays an adtona train.
ep ~ PAao Express VIA sIsepOsears or waens.u.
'y"n 3 @ scecad Pi,s Efp With seepinger ior Rochester
Buiao NagaA fas ' iof Chicago sa bah l. ani G. k.-
roads louis via Toledo and Louisville IndaBaDohs TIA
tnn VIII leave suniays At ?. -
Ii p. n, Ui!ei EIprsys, ~iih through seePngea1
a N. aai s p N Poashkeepse tnls -
sl5 m, 2:O l:l5 and 6:l5 n, Peeksftl trains d..
sSS 4o Jos and 70 a n I5i s:ss $40 s:Io and n;o ~
Sa1sav Was rran,-oo m p Yo.ter. special 81. NJ
PoughksePse special maze % s.Sgs eiSx ,HSs y
Yev-Yort, Ma, IS. ls5l
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT of
or HOUR eucuE Nav ~ l3j-FaE Whsr PHILADELPHIA,
Fo Gsp6s va CsnsG ~ and pa Por BALTIMORE ssA
WASHINGTON ani THE EST, Baumere, 80 lle and
esjr u M silver Psacr cars train aaly
aud ran Lyahbury without change For hs WEST va
as 20 s 80 a. ~ sad an through from Ssv.IorI 70 PtLsss
o E Cls & sa sSs a t oa to FS SsaS. on IIss ISs ' 81
Louis, ind CeEo u'thog' eh.gs Issis or & a. Vs DAros
P.w. RANKiN G,u. Pas. Agt p W JACKSON Gsnl sept
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD LONG ISLAND.
n. Osl, doube tr,,I R,Ilro,d on Long I.asd
SUMNER ARR NGnAENT.
Coameneng MONDAY Mayla is7i IRON Roosevelt md G~ssr
s.oA n Ma ar Paelogue esanec,iuE at Babyloa
fr l'aHt. aad At fAchogHe By ssge for BelesOr sns
90 A. a. Roess9av gtsurson .
lo0' a.. N, Accommodation for Babylon.
shd sna hon P>ieAogss BY ssss for BelspS,t aSa FS
4a,p a- Ps,esoVus AeoO'sgolati0u.
$50 IN. Bahylos A~eommolAioa-
6:a0 No.. AsEnes Accommodation
The $50 S.s; ssS az Co s a ia 80 a.. a. ''' ''s'
= W DOUGLAS, sspsnsssas<sl
sTbs Hsia vih eoEn<Des uksssa lsB l. Ml
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
INRIE RAILWAY--TRAINS Leave Depots


- fot of and Of a. follows
-oob Exn-s. Tr,ig. lsave ,bsmhers-t m ~ SGD
80 Nsr Il IL-ar Coasaas
ACCOMPANY the through 70 buffalo id Hu,eLsoI i
Hornelle With magnificent stpng 'oShs
through Cleveland and CncaEat Sleeping faeaes
II Spquehanna 10 Blrio' uia a'gF ~ usu "nI
Bridge, and the am RON ses i9A
Buffalo Suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati AmSrih' l~n '
daily 6;i5 m. 80 II
For Mddletowp and Way at 10 a. m and and sosdsJs
For O,isyine Way az 'l1;90 a. m. II
For Newbargh and Way. at 800 m, 3.O audi - p NJ
Suaen and WAY, > aud ..
Por Peterson 6+5 10 a. N u n 'i@ ' ''i w.
8:l5 o N and y miin ght - 80 n. ..oo- - ..,,,.s
For sckensack Hsiale, and Sr1g VareY ~ c9 q n aH
1900 500 aud b:b n ail lAlsf al1 '-n' '' -
Ia midnight TX t.ao f9..o
For Pernont Nyack Talman and Wav, atH g. n ~ .'"
AIS t4:30 aud saEurlayit ~ ~ htnI
"a, - . s mint earlier than boat FROM 2Sis
''1S To- p,s., ,l for Apape, in DraH Room and Sespng
b,s,st ar or ers for the ch~c H. OF Bag
~ 81 e a. ~ C,mnanys Office. 2fi " e57 BroaisAy. %
5hys, g Srssvcb 81 r3 Putoa.' HookyB l04 Broadway
nsr,s toe, N Chsmbar,t III foot ~ 2l
yr ar Lang pk Depot Jersey City " the
cpal hotels -, , ---. - NJ Il po, H,,l.o,,ek
For HaekensaeS Hi.ia Is oaIl. - -
l. D. RUCKBR Nag9, WM BARK
l5iL h'- - iaef n
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

Passenger station in HevYork q TventY Svenast ard
Fourthave Entrance on Tweniy'tt 'eH;h st.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

DROPkRTY in the vicinity of Prospect Park
Trant browngone MANSIONS smaller HOUSES and vacant
Ions for SALB Apply g. HARTE, No l2 Pinest Room T.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

wv yANTED-B0ARD for small family in
w esist Bsbobood IL wsstehsasr CooniI Q, 90 Los
po, pea nj recommendation Ibsrsl yne s1n be Pd
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
9uriion Sales OF Real estate.
sTIFNSIYE SAFE of RuILDING PLOTS

EXTENSIVE SALE of BUILDING PLOTS
II snd RESIDENCES az STANFORD CONN Forty
secosisL DEPOT Nev.iork IS trains each daily A
viii l On WEDNESDAY jane q az 10 O'Clock the prem
s 90 VALUABLE BUILDING PLOTS, ranging ia size from t0 "
front by 0 to o feet deep situated ct New o,e 10 the Town
stanford TIE Inc Of tie NewYof and NeS-sven Railroad
within miles q center Of village also new P,ebroef HOUSES
well finished and convensn situated Es said
property Also one large Gothic HOUSE p u Lawn
gsrien shade and fruit ao frame DWELLING u room lot
IS b. 100 feet Parties desiring suburban 81 by
or boat most deghu part q the that is rae growing snd
constantly increasing value, vii tRi
valuable residences have ben erected the property within The
Terms 10 aDd Anehneer s. pt
day OF sale 20 within ~ delivery Of deeds and ~
cent remaining mortgage to suit Parties wishing
70 examine the attend the sale take train from
to Stamford depot thence HewCnsan mn
gtes the ground Maps he had Of JOHN K0NVALNkA
Madenane 8 F. IRELAND 2tl broadway w REED Mninst
Stamford Should the day prove stormy win take place Wene
DAY 18th list d. II. CLARK, Ancioreer
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
Il ERN RAILROAD.


NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Cap c0aishnfR sefshSn
Binghamton Syracuse, AMI Oswego WITHOUT 'fiDb W
Depots Bsrcayst and foot Q, thsoDbed It.
SuMMBR ARRANGEMENTS, commencing hONDAi' June u"
1871
COZ Meeting r Waterloo Nl SUSSEX n
Scranton with L. and B. r for Kingston "nAe'ha's r"
7i5 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN Dcnyle with Boon
ton Branch Branch Ns,eroo Win Snr
and NeNton Washington with the D. l. and W.
Gap, S0uisbag Scranton, Great Bend bhsna cYIa
0swego and En With Lehgh Valley Tor AZ ports
% ao 1' @ LEHIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stops Y,ss son'
with Sussex Railroad a. fmnpsesfr
u Bel K R. for Beviiere &c ard AZ Easton Wth l. "
Bethlehem Aenrown Much Chunk Wksbarre R,ahms sha
a9oS D. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Paterson amt
BonOn. ct through Bnehsmio1 withoat 81 %,
and az waterloo with Sus.sr r. X. ~
4lO FASTON EXPRESS oonuects AZ Dover wb Chssssr ~
r. Waterloo with Sussex T. r. aad az kaston Sth v H. n %
32o HACKBTTsTOWS NAIL, connects StS Booa'"n' oAe'f
and Railroads. -
For MORRlsTOwS 7:l5 s:l0 II 10 l2:oo n 2:J 5'9 Ho
Fdr SUMMIT and intermediate s:3o 5:i57S 9e 1910
F,r or ANGF ami SOTTW ORANGE Gg0 7:S. 9:lo. sP yo
and II 20 m 10 2e 41O 4;5 S;1, 6so0 o''o sS s3'
FoI NEWARK ss:1o 5:l5 7: $40, s:lo, $40 o;e ie1
HOO Ii 20 and m 'l:lo, 200 -1 5:S9 3R 80 $40,
'D go $40 s:2o 5:S 900 90 S;i9 900 SSo y'' A1i
Leave New-York BLOOMFIELD aud MOS lNlAlh, |" e"
&. D ana NJ and 800 350 $40 O:-J and D .. I'd
P,seners Tor LAKE HOPATCONG leave NewIorA ~ ~ u"
200 M Eypress) 3O ni 4;l0 leaving Le Reai q n9is
ami a with Steamer Sielt Tor
LAKE 7:i5 N i2:O 3:31 ami 4O eaya .e hs,,t 81
Al Srbope thence bv stage "a For SCO bEfs MOUNTAIN
s Rsd A. Ws.setistlgn thence miles FOR DBLA
WARE WATER GAP at 500 m and toy ?; -,, "a ss.i.,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-19

At RICHARD MEARES'S,
sIzrTi4TES.r oSESrSS AsP On siSBTBEfrH-sr E5SBEf.
IN ALL Our DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS
EMBROIDERED EDSsSS S$EETISys E GpSstA And BANDS
@ d. t.' ,,s aaHss5s RI. Eagns @ e 1 s & & & asi ~ 3 %
ladies Linen Hems,ieh Htkts. l1e. and l5y
200 boxes , toRsF4s HsHs ssFRs ssR And HOOP SKIRTS
lOObOIes P4hHsr laiest shaPs, s go ' ''e a'a '
Oar Corses o. Is 81 80 aHd 50 are sold all over at - ard
C'H'r' HGsERY RisfHs SI6vss' T And GSpEEGGRNESTs
2o dossn sa dsde EIn1Sss FS sa S and toes M
Cent snebemned aHn HaBdkerehie lie, lS' se !o and
100 dozen GSs B,lDtgg,n5 @ HS-s : 9e 4es,,nscs
$50 pieces wiie pad aDd striped sash Ribbon SOC ard eoe yard
20 s1s gss 70 eSs s,s Sss1 G..S Roofs y IS ss a. fs 81
500 Wide Roman S,sses 2 srI ysri long Soft7s - 1,
Fin. p,.be, lac. lASS saSds. sAsSt IS 50 e. osH so
Lana Lace Points, 50, so sl2 slJ, tlt
." "'''' O'sT sIIKs, GRENADINES, ASD BARsGEs
50 v,,., Striped silks, 81 IS 81 IS su4 81 s.
50 pieces JApine.e Slt', ISe and &C.
SO pieces Faney Dress-Goods, 20c 2j,., 3c. and &C.
lot Plain SiSs STRAW 'se,his GODS GSD MILLINERY
large SuDdoWns for city and county use le e "e "e
Children. and Ladies Trimmed Hats $40 $40 sod al over
Ffsnch Fossr. w PoGBqS: Roe, arg, and eh assortment
ers. variety Chisn BTsdsd Pqus it ron to
vears Ola BRAIDED 10 white and eolors.
Cbildreps Dresses. Z s., 81 IS, 80, 81 ..
Finer Goods 81 50 20 IS.
Cbiip, Linen sui,s braided 81 60 81 I5, tEd 81.
WE ARB ALSO OPENING
LADIES', MISSES. AND CHILDREES
Lawn SWISS, PIQUE. AND LACE HATS
INFANTS LACE CAPS, MARSEILLES CLOAKS, &c.
MUCH UNDER USUAL PRICES
ORR LADIES SUIT DEPARTMENT
WILL BE FOUSD NICELY TRlMMED SUITS IN COLoRS,
Al as &c 81 e. 50, IS
Morning Wrappers, - 70 &3
yybjts IaWp suits =5 Sc 81. 81. 80.
TPAVETTSG BAGS SOAPS PERFUMERY. JEWELRY. SMALL
WARES IN EVERY IMAGINABLE STYLE, BUTTONS, GIMPs,
PASsEMENTERIES, &c.
RICHARD MEAREs
81 and 500 s. Iih-ave.
lG9 and los West Nineeenth!st.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-19

prisipg house. We could name large and
enterprising manufacturing house in this city
which 10 eight years has increased Its sales
from steady, flourishing business to proper
tions so large that it can scarcely supply the
demand for its manufdctures-all through o
system OF liberal but discreet advertising,
which of ise.f requires almost the exclusive
attention of one of the proprietors. This
house, too, makes advertising special part Of
Its business, no more to be neglected Than the
purchase OF the materials it consumes in its
operations, and it finds that even In dull times
it has its hands reasonably full. Advertising
repays careful study, and when thoroughly
mastered becomes the most effective agency
in business that the enterprising merchant can
employ. The public are becoming more and
more In the habit, every day, Of looking into
newspapers to find out what they want and
where to get it, and every person who has
anything to sell must conform to this popular
habit if he wants to succeed. A good news
paper is always the best directory to the live
enterprising flrms. The merchant who keeps
progress with the times would as soon neglect
the sign over his door as the advertisement in
the leading papers. If the reader doubts this
let him scan our columns from day to day
look at them to-day-and he will ind certain
evidence Of lis correctness.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-19

two and half teet of ground, which he has
secured after three lawsuits, upon an agree
ment to pay fifty per cent. Of the yield for the
privilege. On obtaining possession ne was at
once offered two hundred and fifty pounds
sterling cash for his right. The precious
stones are found at depth of twenty feet or
more from the surface, that is, when they
are found at all. One man who has worked
induslriously for over six months in a
choice location only found in all that time ten
small stones. the whole worth not over lWen-
ty-five pounds sterling, while another man
who was working within few feet OF him IN
FIVE days dug out thirty-ive diamonds worm
three hundred pounds sterling in the aggre-
gate. and shortly aflerward unearthed stone
weighing one hundred AMI seventy-two ca
rats. It's all lottery. Some make ialr
living by very hard work, some fail entirely,
and few gain very rich prizes. Provisions
at the diamond diggings. with the exception
of meat, are very high. Potatoes sell for ten
dollars per bag; bread for twenty-five cents
loaf; onions ten to fifteen cents each, and
water fifty cents barrel at the wells, which
are two miles away. For man to 60 to
South Area in search Of diamonds without
plenty of money 10 carry him through il he
should meet with bad luck would appear 10 be
the height of imprudence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-19
Plain Talk from SchurZ.

In the United States Senate on Wednesday
last Carl Schulz, the intrepid senator from
Missouri, replying to defence Of the Grant
administration By Senator Morrill,, said:
'The senator from Vermont told the Senate
that the civil service haG improved greatly
under the existing administration, and un-
doubtedly it had, yet, in the whole history OF
| the country, 1t would be difficult or impossible
to find four consecutive months during which
80 many defalcations and embezzement by
public servants have been brought 10 light, as
the last four months. Most OF the cases had
been almost stumbled upon, and therefore it
was fair to infer that q careful investigation
would expose great many more hidden.
Gentlemen, tell you whatever may be said Of
the improvements that have taken place, THE
PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES ARE STARTLED
AT THE FREQUENCY AND ENoRMITY OF TIE Dis
CLOSURES MADE FROM DAY TO DAY. Do not
give yourselves up 10 any delus.ons on the
POIST OF DEMANDING An HONEST GOVERNMENT,
and they want TO have i'll the means for that
object that are compatible with the law. They
demand the exposure and overthrow OF cor
ruptiou, regardless Of the interests OF any
party or any person. 1t seems 10 me that WE
ARs STANDING on THE THRESHOLD OF 4 MORAL
REVOLUTION THAT EIDs FAIR TO GO BEYOND THE
OVERTHROW OF TAMMANY HALL, and in that
revolution the science of how not 10 do IL will
be OF very little avail, neither will cheap
defamation against corruption In the abstract,
or against the snfulness of sin in general, and
the beauty Of virtue. avail much. We
have had enough of all that. THE PEOPLE
WILL NOT MUCH LONGER TAKE THAT WORTH
LESS CURRENCY AS LEGAL TENDER. If we wish
to serve the country and command its conf
dence, We will have to make it clear to the
country that we hate no party more than we
hate corruption, and that we love no party
more than we love good government"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-19
The Holidays.
things.

All Charleston yesterday put on holiday
airs. The weather was delightfully."- fine,
and the crowds OF shoppers IN King
street admired, to their hearts content,
the host CT useful and pretty things
with which the stores are filled. In the
retail houses, business was even brisker
than is usual at this season Of the year,
and The cauny merchants who had made
their lights shine before the public in the
columns OF paper which modesty forbids
US to name, were not surprised to find their
stores overtiowing with eager customers.
A large number OF country visitors arrived
in the city yesterday, and the prospect
is that this holiday time will be as rich in
pleasure and in profit as though pestilence
and misrule were things unknown OF the
Southern people.