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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-06-17

WckssURo CARDS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY BANK,
! VICKSBURG, MISS.
A BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
| DOMESTIC AMP FOREIGN ENCHANaE.
4 general banking business transacted.
JOHN \. KLEIN, &C. FLORENCE,
President. Vice President.
GEO. NJ. KLErh, Cashier.
n4l:1y
TA"k'N A EGGLEsr"N'
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS,
Corner of I.cvec and CrawEnrd streets.
(OppoSife Pycnti~S Uonsc.l
CKSBURG. MISS.
July ,, 1870. no4l:ly
Established 1882. Re-cstabliShrd 1865.
THOMAS J. FINNEY,
Deale.. IL,
CARRIAGES, BIrGGIES, WAGONS,
Carts, Wheelbarrows and Plows, Carriage
and Wagon Trimmings 4 Hardware.
WOOD WORK,
H"bs, Spokc$, FtlloeS SHAFTS. T"i"s. &c
| VICKSBURG, MISS.
| w. GREENBuny. Agent.
July 2, 1870. n4l:ly
CT. LOUIS FLOUR HOUSE.
! l.. RUTrERFIELD & co.
Wholesale Grocers, P'oriSion Dealers und
COTTON FACTORS,
MULBERRY STREET,
Between Crawford and South Sts.l
! VICKSBURG, MISS.
July 2, 1870. n42:ly
S H. YOUNG n CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs, COMMISSION
! MERCHANTS,
! Ana dealers in Foreign ami Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Milier's Agents for Best Brands of Flour
NO. 20i MULBERRY STREET.
VICKSBURG, MISS.
July d, 1870. n4,:ly
MAX KUNER,
| MATCHMAKER AND IEWF,LER
Sign Of the Green Specs,
VICKSBURG, MISS,
Sole Agent for the Florence, the Singer I'm
. proved, the Wilcox e Gibbs and othc
Sewing Machines.
| All the latest improvements for first elias
: Machines, Needles, Thread, sc All ma
chimes sold at Northern prices and war
ranted. July 2, 1870. MILL,
CULLEv 4 HoILs,
COTTON FACTORS,
Hho'cS"ic Dealers IN G'occrics. o"d iv.'n.
| fHfDh '>Hf2bit",
| Keep nj ways on hand Lime, Cement, Plaster
| Paris Plastering Hair,
No: 200, Afmtbc''y street, fhh%b"'v, Mss
July 2, 1870. nil:ly
JAMES WARE. II. a. WILLIAMS
WARE ~ WlILIANS,
Manufacturers ",d Dr"i.,x IN
Flu NIT u RE a Nd Gil IK $,
Mattresses Curpets Wall pnnrr and Win
dow Shades,
No. l6s washington ST., IicAxhu,y, Miss.
| lilly
Il II. PORTER y CO.,
| Dealers IN
! STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Philadelphia Made Shoes for Ladies, and
| Children.
HATS, CAPS, &C
No. l6l Washington street,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
July 2, 1870. nll:ly
A. GENELhA'
r VICKSBURG, MISS
1 IMPORTER, w HOLESALE AND RETAIL
> DEALER IN
French China and Granite Ware, FrencI
and Rohamian Wnre Silver plat nI and P,i
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

g w. oDELL,
MONROE, OUISIANA,
STORAGE, receiving, forwarding, freight
WAREHousE and cotton depot, and the
OLDEST steamboat agent in business here,
DESIRES to inform his old patrons, and
LIVERY one interested, that he will
T FAVE nothing undone to promote their
IL interest,
Especial. attention given to al, kind. of
WAREHOUSE business sale" of cotton
A GENCIEs generally; also to all river and
pAILROAD business. He will also
TNDEAVOR to make his charges suit tho
Il times,
HOPING by pro,nptness and economy to
OBTAIN and merit fair share of patron
Under all circumstances, he promises tC
| ~ give
CATISFA("TION, or charge nothing. His
~ reference ia
| livery one who has known him in bust
! IL ness.
CHIP all cotton and order your freight to
| =. W. Cd ELL,
May Ii, lS7l.--34-tf] Monroe, La.
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Referring to the above, I would respect
fully solicit for my late associates n continl,-
ance of the favors of my friends.
NJ. d. DARLINGTON.
Trenton, La, June 8, 1871. seat
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GENEI.I.A,
VICKSBURG, MISS.
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL.
DEALER IN
French China and Granite Ware, French
and Bohemian Ware, Silver Plated and Bri-
tania Ware, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Look
ing Glasses, Looking Glass Plates, Window
Glass, Paper HanEings, Window Corniccs,
Curtains, Bands, Pins and Window Shades,
Lamps and Walters, Gerandolcs, Candle
sticks, Casters and Liquor Stands.
The largest assortment of CHRISTMAS
GOODS ever brought TO the city Of Vicks-
burg. Such as: Fancy Goods, Toys, Picture
Frames, Pictures, Marble Statuary, Paper
Mache Goods, Baskets, Work Boxes Wood
and Willow Ware, Jnpanned Ware, Tenders,
Shovels and Tongues, Andirons, Castings,
Stoneware and Kerosine Oil Oct: %. G-6m
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENT

TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
E1LOURNOY Il MILLSAPS,
Rccciciug, Formartlmg AMI
COM SSION MERCH N rs,
TRENTON, It,,
Keep always on hand u full stock of
PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
LIQUORS, WESTERN PRODUCE,
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
BUGGY AND WAGON MATERIALS,
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES,
BREECH PINS,
DOUBLE TRIGGERS,
TUBES, AND GUN
FIXTURES, SADDLERY
AND BEUSTS GARDEN SEEDS.
We receive, store and forward goods al
the lowest prices, and receive, store, ship OIL
sell cotton for those favOring us with theil
business. We will give the sale of cottoI
our special attention. AZ we have no losse,
to make up on cotton, our friends will fine
our charges at the lowest point.
Our extensive acquaintance enables us t
at the Lowest Prices. Liberal cash advances
made on all produce stored with ns.
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The undersigned continue the business
under the old firm name.
DIT HEAD,
w. G. WILL MSON.
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NOTICE OF DINSOLUTION.

VrNHE firm Of Head, Williamson 4 Co. was
Il dissolved by limitation on the lst April,
1871. The SUCCESSORS assume the liabilities
and are charged with the settlement of the
business OF the firm.
ID. T. HEAD,
w. G. VILLA SON,
NJ. ID. DARLINGTON.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Tha
following special religious services are am
nouhced for tomorrow
METHODIST Union Station.-Rev 2 Il
woodward, II A. NJ. and SX P. M.
open dir Meeting.-Dr. Rosser will nroo -,
al Hechler's Grove, Sunday at 4P. nj.
The regular monthly meeting Of Tho
Methodist Sunday School Societv will ho
held ut Manchester Church Sunday .aftar,
noon, at o'clock. 1'''i
EPIsCOPAL-Thc united missionary ,ooot
ing of the Episcopal churches, the Inst fnr
this season will be. held at st. JameS,.
Church Sunday night at SA O'Clock.
Christ Church.-Valley.-Rev. j. E.
Hammond, at z. NJ.
PR E ByTERlAE-G Grace street Church,
Services by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Read. at
II A. NJ.
First Presbyerian.-Rev. II. C. Alexan.
der, ID. d., will occupy the pulpit of the
First Presbyterian Church ut ii A. M
and S4 p. III.
BAPrlsr-Pue Street Bapttst.-Rev. j
i. J2ter, D. D., at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.-Rev. A. E. Dickinson
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
iSidaey BaptiSt.-Rev. W. W. Wood viii
preach at IL A. NJ. and SH 2. NJ.
Rev. John c. Burrilss, of Alabama, will
preach at the Univer>allSt Church, on Mayo
street, at II O'clock A. NJ. and S4 p. M.
Virginia Hall, 9th Street, 6et1oeen Frank
lin and Main Streets.-Services in German
by Rev. j. Blenner, at II o'clock A. NJ
and SP. NJ. "-r-s
German Sunday school at 9 A. NJ.
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| Paris correspondent Of the Lond

A GRAND DIscoyERY.-The block coal
recently discovered in Illinois, near Caron-
delet, although only thirty feet below the
surface of the ground, is the lowest vein OF
the coal formation yet found in this vicinity.
The reason this has not heretofore been dis
covered is that geoiogists and scientific pre-
tenders have denied the existence of any
coal below the two.toot vein, ON the theory
that what they do not know does not exist.
An aSsayer has made an analysis of speci-
men of this block coal, and found it to con-
tain less ashes than is contained in anthra-
cite coal. lie was 30 much surprised at the
result of his assay that he refused to give a
statement OF it uutil after he could be salts
tied it was fair sample Of the body
OF the coal, saying it was incredible,
and then remarked, if it was o fair sample
and could be found in quantity, that the
St. Louis Gaslight Company would go on
their knees for it. s4-a~
one of the most prominent iron manu-
facturers of Western p ennsytyania, who Ia
thoroughly informed Of the immense iron
formations In Dent, Crawford, and aPheips
counties, in this State, upon examining
specimens Of this block coal, remarked II IL
can be found in quantity it VIII revolution- nl
IZe the iron interests Of the United States,
and that Pennsylvania iron manufacturers
had better pull up their stakes anu come
here US soon as possible.-St. LOUIS DeHso-
crdt. ..E...ss ...f.srfat
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Run ON BANK.-Ycsterday morning
about II O'Clock there was "run" upon
the Merchants National Bank in the shape
of horse and wagon, belonging to Mr.
John Bowers. The animal became fright
cned at something while standing in front
of Mr.. Bowers's store, on 18th street, and
dashed off ut Red-Eye" pace down the
street. In attempting to turn the corner OF
Main and 18th, being totally unversed in
the science of applied mechanics, and not
allowing sufficient distance for the centri.
fugal impetus, he "brought up" with q
crash against the window Of the bank, do.
ing no damage, however, beyond frighten'
ing the inmates considerably. Some one
present suggested that Dir. Bowers chad q
note to pay" and took this unique method
OF settling it. The officers of the bank
however, request that hereafter he will EN-
ploy different "runner."
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POLICE Court, Fa1DAY-Justice j. j
disposed of:
Mary Ann Edwards and Mary Edwards,
charged with stealing 81 in United States
currency from F. A. Marshal. Discharged.
Iiank IsaDge, charged with trespassing
charged. ~ "h''An"n' Di'-
hInteeooore Whitman, charged with as
sauiting and.beating Hulda Whitman. the
uaugRter OF Frank Lange. Bound over in
tne sum of 300. Whitman was commit
ted to jail for five days for contempt of
court, independent Of The other sentence.
susan Scott (colcted), charged with steal.
ing one pair Of shoes fom Mrs. Gatsey.
ounu guilty and sent to jail for ten days
.sSa,.lti MaT.na Miller (coloredl charged with
51sSsauit1ng and abusing Rebecca Wells.
flned go, in default of which sent To iaii
lor three months. '1
heoecca Wells and Ellen Harper (col-
olea), charged with using abusive and in.
S,s,itlng language towards Martha Miller.
flned $40 each, in default of which sent
20 JAIL for three months. ~ 'O''
Montague Jones (colored), charged with
1IteahnS q saw and square, the property of
nunry ii;,hy narrls, aud Henry Harris CHARGED
Momt,nra ,m olhahg one chair, the property of
ui SsIIis ue Gr Jones. Both discharged.
Salle Efenshaw (colored), CHARGED with
,san,'ft uniawtuily swearing that James Scott did
assault and beat her child. Sailie was ajso
cffargeo with trespassing on the premises
Vi yames Scott and abusing him. Fined 81.
90 Oaihes ,,1.i scott (colored), charged with as.
haati,ng hoat;ng anu abusing Sallie Crenshaw and
beating her child: Discharged. "D1
| 1oU"naa vonn oentry, charged with using abusive
| iMSlisuage II, III the public street towards Mrs
FoXwell. Discharged. ''"''a' MIS-
Roy mUy beverly. Henry McCray, William
MSS m ,,,lt,,rn nno heueen jackson, charged with
| MSu.o.nS McSrau ga an1 a. beating James Minor. Henry
The other two were fined s. eacb baseu. snd ses,:
| to Jail for five days. ~ ~ '''n anu sent
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FLowERs.-All who have read the delightful
poem OF Lalla Rookh land who has not), will re-
member that when Nourmahal, the peerless
princess, wished to regain the love which she had
lost, she wove garland Of the most fragrant W.
eTs which grow in the yoluptuous East, and with
tue spell cast by EN- won "her lover TO her side
again. Had she lived in this day, there would
have been 10 Iced Of gathering flowers "wet
with dew, for she would have found at MEADE 4
BAKERS, and ready to her hand, Ell extract from
these flowers far more delicious and fragrant tha
she had ever imagined In her widest dreams OF
love. pure article Of imported German CO.
logne Is rare in this country, but 1t mag be pro.
cured at 0l0 Min street. "Cette eau precieuse
semblalt renfermer simultanement tous les par.
fums, sans Qa'a revaporation un seul fut dis.
tinSuer.n IL
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Manchester Items.

PYTHIAN CoLLATIoN.-Thursda night
was grand gala occasion in Manchester.
at 10 O'Clock, Friendship Lodge, No. 90, Il.
of p, gave collation. to the officers Of the
Grand Lodge and visiting brethren. Never
in ourexperience have we been entertained
IN more royal manner, and can safely say
that our noble Lodge is most appropriately
named. Grand Chancellor Wade, the Rev.
Mr.. Christian, and others spoke appro-
priately to the occasion, and at reasonable
hour all retired, with the best wishes for
the cause of F., G. and B.
MORE BUILDINGs.-In our notice of yes.
terday we omitted to mention the improve.
ment being made by Edw. Hewlett just
beyond the Boomingdale road, on 10th
street, and the new building being erected
opposite Masonic Hall for Mr.. William Il
Brander.
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COMPLIMENT TO A RICHMOND ARTIsT.-TLe
propristors OF the Lee Gallery received letter
from Mrs. General Lee few days ago, thanking
Mr.DAvIEs for copies OF card pictures of tie
late General Robert K. Lee In this letter Mrs. zee
pronounces The pictures OF the Geaeral from this
gallery "the finest she has ever seen,'' and says
the bare sight OF such accurate lIkeuesses "af-
forded her great pleasure" We make this au-
nouncement with peculiar pleasure, for we know
that 1t will be source OF qualification to the peo
pie OF the South t. be assured that there ts pic
ture of the great hero, whose name will ever live
In history, which has received The endorsement of
his estimable consort. ..'..
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DoUGHERrE REFUSED BA1L.-Application
was made to Judge b. Il. Wexford, Jr., of
the Circuit Court of Henrico, by the coun-
sci of Chas. Doughertv, on Wednesday, for
Il writ of habeds corpus, in order to give
bail for, his appearance before the County
Court on the first Monday in July. Owing
to the absence of witnesses, however, the
case was continued until yesterday, at
which time the witnesses appeared, but
the Judge having intimated his intention to
refuse bail, the application was Withdrawn
and the prisoner remanded back to the
custody of the sheriff of Henrico.
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THE ALEXANDRIA MURDER CAsE-TueEue
Richmond Jurymen.-Out of the venire OF
twenty.eieht gentlemen who were sum-
moned by the Sergeant of Alexandria for
the trial of james Boswell, who stands
charged with the murder OF colored girl
on the 4th of last July, the following Rich
mond gentlemen were empanneled: Messrs.
Il. B. Ritter, 4. NJ. Bailey, A. A. Hutch
inson, Thomas 4. Rust, John NJ. Hall, d.
lace, james Gray, e. a. J. Clopton, VIM.
p. nagland, and James 3. CoWles.
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7 ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
i THE MANCHESTER Z y 5 T % L + G f
JUNE II. lsTl.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say ':Advertised.''
LADIES' LIST.
Brown, Miss Corneiia kl:i5, Miss Fannie
hurtou, Liua tc"ld) Hunt, Mrs. tynht3
Eraxtron. Miss Lucy Marc, niss tnar!rtte
Bass, Miss y. Alice McCrone, Miss Sarah
Bland, Mrs. Marcy ferdue, Srs. Annie
Il ker, Miss Ann (cGPd) QuIr:s, Harriet
;lufkc, Mrs. NJ 4. Roberts, Mrs. ManerVa
Epps, Mrs. Winnie
GENTLEMEN,S LIST.
Alien, Cread (col'd) Gargan, Patrick {3)
lien, A. 4. McArthur, G.. II.
Blanbeuship, Go W. Roheson, JAS. (col'd)
BruIl ". =. SmilheTs, Geo. ".
Brooks, james II. Turner, Z. w. lAtor'y
Brooks. 4. I. at Law
Braasrcrt, L. W. Wikerson. jos. q.
Davis. }. 4. walker, GeJ. II.
Davidson, ". l.. Wells, W III. e.
GALLOWAY, Jas. "
j. II. CUNNINGHAM. p. NJ.
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A PRACTICAL illustrationE of the effect OF
cold weather on moral character was gwen
in the Recorder Court yesterday. A negro
having pleaded guilty to certain charge,
the court put the q customary question,
q" Have you any reason to give why YOU
should not be sentenced?" The convict
replied Wei Judge d1 aiGt a. tge got ,,iter nuinh
'cause I'll get bad again right OF, shuah. p
Detroit Tribune. 49,. ~.
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BATHING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS
Several boys were arrested yesterday after
noon for bathing in Shockoe creek, near
Broad street, and carried to the 1st station
house. This is in violation Of the city Or
dinance, and boys who don't want their
parents to pay fine had better bathe out
side of the corporation limits.
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Vow i TIE OPPORTUNITY FOR
BARGAINS.
>FNl-A&NUAL CLOSING SALE.

:
N., ~ Ter our splendid assortment of DKI
Z. t.l- a. greatly reduced p-ic,s IN oTde- 10 re
..,.-. rh.
f.,r ..rG.na~v induccWcH.S IN
E,r-E.~r SILKS and ?rPfINS,
o.. s X AHi 4. 'i.D&' ID s1LkS.
>lAk rRt<A DIMES with stripes and en-
ii: :tlD-.ktO Br.REGEs. Lawns. ia
.t&tI>. uttr. .Nl:IfS :, PtRCALES. PlQUt
~AI>~E- NAINSAUkS. CAMBRiGS, W. To-
80 LAWS: - FRE&CH MJSLIS and
. &ELtIo|S;
.ptcas tqIl co!ors). Linens, Sheetings,
,...twcrts. Farmers satin, DotSsin,
H-a. a.h = hit. inen Dack,
.....t lac. ~l&mts. rarIsols tall styles1.
D. |r,E 49,. - itr>t styles and bcs' quail les,
.-..si, ti"sgr and lots uf utn-r useful and de-
- 2" .Nr,8 f.s.
a.. Iass Is ,ut roeu'ar sEm'-1rnu2l c'osirc sale,
....... ..!.i c.Lt.nu" thr"Lgh nj he sc .snn.
- Il. TF'AiH;NE', & $r$c,
Eo sHl Broad. corner oh street,
Hru,ui. street pry Goods Emporium.
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HoEoRs Won By You've LADY OF RICE
MoND.-At the closing exercises of the Au'
gusta Female Seminary, few days since,
the gold medal for proficiency in music was
awarded to Miss Bette Watt, daughter OF
George Watt, ESQ, of this city. --....t
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A HOUSE ROBBED OF WATER PIPEs.-Some
time during Wednesday night the dwelling
house on the south side OF Main street,
next to the corner of 9th, was entered by
thieves, and robbed of all the lead water
pipe which could be found. 1tis not ascer-
tained what else was stolen.
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AUCTION SAR.ss THIs nay.

On all pnbltc or 7srtpate sales NJ Recz Es,o,,
made bettoeen the 1stof Jdnnnru and N. ~, 80
July the pnrctGsers pay the tar a. for the z,,.s,
sent year; but ON all saies bet Desn IN. f-a,
duu Of July and the last day of -pecsaabsr tSs
seller pnys then o
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Persons living In the west end, as we'll as those
In the east end, of the city should remember that
the street pass every ten minutes by the great
clothing. house of E. B. SPENCE Il Son, 1900
Main street, where everything to suit the outer
man may be had at the lowest living rates.
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LoNG P1PE.-There has recently been
sent up on the line of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, to be used in the construc-
ton of the road, enough of the Morris &
Tasker wrought iron tube to make q pipe
three miles In length.
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TIE CAR.BU1LDERs.-A majority Of the
delegates to the Car-Bulders' Association
left Richmond yesterday, both in the morn-
ing and by the night train over the Freder-
icksburg road. A few remained in the
CITY, and number visited the battle-fields
near Richmond and other points of in
terest during the day. Every one seemed
to have been pleased with his visit, and left
our city satisfied that friends had been
made. No doubt their visit will be pro-
uuctiye of great good.
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JACKSON WARD STILL AHEAD.-We were
presented yesterday with fine "roastine.
ear" which was raised on the lot of MIR.
Edmund Stein, in jackson Ward. This is
the first of the season.
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Usquebaugh means - water of ilfe," or
enu-de.Uie. The first two syllables are pro-
perly uisge, meaning literally "water" in
The Gaelic; and the pronunciation is pre-
cisely aohtskey.-John Mitchell.
The voters of Boston are to, determine,
july 1st, whether porter, ale, and lager
shall be exempted from the provisions or
the prohibltory liquor laws. ,-
Tradesmen often get their living by Vari-
ous weighs.
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a BREAK DowN.-Yesterday morning q
dray which was loaded with flour, while
being driven along 17th street, broke down
and spilled all the load. Several of the bar
rels were broken, and the flour scattered
accOrdngly,
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ICE CE-CREAM.-Everybodyl loves tce-cream, and
everybody In buying wants to get good article
at low price. To do this, 20 to ID. CoLUMBUs's
confectionery, No. Old Broad street, where can
be found Ice cream, soda-water, cakes, &C., at
lower prices than cin be had at any other frst-
cl2 n
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DIR: JoHN Fl. SNYDER, the inventor Of tho
machine for making horse-shoes, descrin.
tlon OF which appeared in the Dispatch yrs-
terday, is the superintendent of the Trede.
gar Iron Works.
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RICHMOND FEMALE INsTITUrE.-We have
received from Mr.. Charles Fl. Winston,
president, the handsomely-prlnted cata.
logue of this institution, embracing the
names of one hundred and fifty students.
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BRIDAL AND BIRTHDAY PnEsAsTs.-We are
now opening many rare anf beautiful articles In
fine jeuelry, diamonds, watches and silver goods,
direct from The factories, at NowLAN d Co.'s,
corner Masa and 10th sts.
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y, UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING rv ruu
nIcn1oND PosT-orF1oE. JUNE is. 1871 NE
mr; G. +. Slopes, Healing Springs: Mr.
=: = pr brooks, Richmond Penitentiary'; Bryan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

CITY FINANcEs.-The city treasury was
replenished yesterday morning by DEPOSITS
amounting to $4,000, paid in by Collector
Regnault.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

Those members Of the Csr-Buuders' Assocle.
tlon who bought their clothes OF f. D. efE :,
Son certainly made the best impression oh 'no
public. -..
Tie spEScEs have IL any more OF tbs same SORT
OF suits left. They are selling them low, and are
therefore selling them fast. Call early.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

THE DoLLAR TORE, sss Main street, has Just
received ali elegant assortment OF Milton Goldn
jewelry sets. well worth seeing. Also, very neat
new style, three. SHELF portable book rack, and
boys and eirls merino, lace, and marseilles hats,
hoods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

JOB PRIsTIsG.-We call The attention or maf
ohants, CLERKS OF courts. sherifs, lawyers, rai!-
eoao. steamship and canal officers and agents, and
al others having ord rs for printing to the faeili.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrABe.
L1sHAEST for the prompt and fsi.hSui execution
Of ell kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards. Bin-Heads. Letter Heads,
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed, - G.z.# II. Is. ~.f' 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

PERsoNAL.-Mr. George Watt, Jr., who
had his knee SO badly cut with Ratchet
some days since, was able to he out yester-
day on his crutches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

Everybody should remember that Gentemen's
furnishing Goods In endl.ss variety are to be had
al the very lowest prices at E. B. SPENCE SONS
Merchant Tailoring establishment, l3oo Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-17

MEssRs. ELLYsoN & TAYLOR have The Ga
lazy and! Cooley in addition to the week.
lies. Thanks for copies.