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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-09
STATE! FAIRY.
INDIANA, Pa, Feb. 81, 1871.

INDIANA, Pa, Feb. ~, 1871.
EDITOR JouRNA1.-Please send me a
copy OF your paper for one year. want
to get information with regard to the north
ern section Of your State, and of the ooun.
try along tho Red River; what good farm
ing lands are worth, So.
~. ..>. Al. HAMILTON.
Much valuable information concerning
this State Was contained in Commissioner
Wilson's report, published in THe JOURNAL
OF Jsnuary 10th. We am, to give items Of
interest aboutthe Northern Part Of Mime
sots, Iron. local correspondents and others,
in each issue of the Taper There are ex-
cellent farming lands all the way from ST..
Cloud 10 aud along the Red River of the
North, with an abundant supply, in most
cases, OF timber. Lakes aud streams are
to be found in every township. There are
still thousands of farms which can be had
for the taking and cultiva,ing. Govern
ment and railroad lands can be pur-
chased At from $l.25 to $500 rer acre.
Improved farms are worth from SIS TO
$25 per acre, according to location, value
OF buildings, SC. , The Northern Pacific
railroad, which Is being rapidly pushed
ahead ana will be completed from Lake Su-
perior to the Red River before the close of
mex summer, is doing much to develop
Northern Minnesota.
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RAILROAD ITEMS Statement of the
business Of The s.. Paul AMI Pacific rail-
road, at the St. Cloud Depot. for the mouth
Of February, 1871: POUNDS.
Freight received, 4el $50
g forwarded, l46,55O
Total. - 638, 43O
Cabs received for freight, $2.117.95
-" tickets, 1,221.l
Total, So, 339 IL
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Look at the corn and cob crushers,
ssS i at Grovenor'e.
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.

Farmers will take notice that Jos. Edel
brock pays tho very highest price in casl
for wheat.
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Allen 4 Russell are now receiving .
large stock Of teas direct from New York.
They a'e some Of the best ever brought
to 81. Cloud, T.
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grass seed, Tor saie at
n AlIEx & RUssE11's. i
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FOR cloth, paper OF rustic window
shades, or for curtain fixtures. wall paner
Z &c., 60 to Tobey & Mitchelps. s=a.
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Oncial Paper Of the City.
mei.l Paper of Nonongalia County,

~ The Cireulation Of The Jo1rne1
sDOUBLE that OF any other paper
Pablishedin Northern Minnesota. Let
Advertisers remember this.
~. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row,
New York, and s. NJ. Pettengill 4 Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for The JOURNAL, in that city. and are gu.
thorized to contract for inserting advertise
mats for US at our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
e' their favors with either Of the above
b uses.
FoR SA1E.-A Wheeler s. Wilson Sew
ing Machine-frst-cla new
Will be sold On favorable terms. Inquire
ct this Office.
Also, Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for . bargain.
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"A lot of choice favoring extracts an
perfumery, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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Blank proposals for carrying Mails
or sale at this office.
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POLICE CouRr.- On Monday Michael
Gibe was brought before Justice Barnes,
charged with having, on Saturday, broken
open the city pound and let out two COWS.
He was fined $25 and costs, which sum he
paid yesterday, after having spent couple
of days in Jail.
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LOO AL 81 EV0S

~s We sox!d resp eetfsily reqMst al
6ssiress mon and othtrs ,r,sAing ony iinod
JOB Printing, to osl5 axd examins ou'
extsas're cock Of Neu Aeserisl, just reeeired
rom ne East, before sending to St. Pavl o.
going .lseVhere. Our JOB Office Is roc o"f
tAs best in the Suite, and we do york
which 700 .oiN GUARANTEES t. b sati.tactory al
.r.t.
Saint Paul Prices.
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New blackberries, seedless rai.ins and
fresh prunes, at Boyd's
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ters, g Grovenor's.
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Mr.. J. 0. Crummett has sold his stock
Of groceries to Montgomery 4 West.
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FOR SALE.

-NatiOnal Straw Cutter.
at Grovenor's.
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-On Monday sfternoou. a. !. ! t3;.n; =.

-On Monday afternoon, a. dignided
Psfs!ta~Asss was crossing Washington
avenae With basket Of provisions in one
hand n ed pail Of yeast in the, other, and
While stepping from the 10y street across
aspool o. water on TO the sidewalk, his foot
slippss-the basket Of provisions and his
portly form soisg down into the water.
while the pail few up. over his head, lis
contents streaming down over his ping hat,
his benignant features and his black cont
We do not know that this application of
yeast expedited his rising, but We took him
TO DO wsll-6red man, Is hs swore. not 1t
AL that 10, not out loud. -;'s
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,ssp ss.oslA t.-s ssna,or ,wa,t ssdsR .pr.s

sPsR.oSA L .-z t,sns,or Wait sssDdss Rspress
. su,.,iye Moore returned home On Satur-
.iay. .s3 # 3 ..s
Mr.. ". iAloveixh, Who went TO Ca, ada
recently from this place. has returned 10
Winona. and is engaged In q store there.
Mr.. ). 3. pinney Returned, on Monday
from tho Detroit woods He is getting
along finely With bis contract for Ties for
the Northern Pacific, -
MIR. Oscar G. Green, Of St. Paul, Man
sger Of the N. W. Telegraph lincs north II
that city, was in town on Tuesday.
i A. Allen, Of the firm Of Allen & Russell,
returned last week from . two-veeks
business trip through the upper country.
r. We had : call on Tuesday from. Mr..
Frank Kent, Of Melrose. He intends NOV
ing to Pembina, on the Red River.
A. Masservi, A. G.. French and T. and D.
Spaulding, Of Maine Prairie; c. II. Beau
lsau, jr., Grow Wing; J. Whitehead, White
Oak; J. II. Stone. N. P. r. R.; G. A. Brack.
ct, Minneapolis; D. McC suley. McCauley-
vile; W. T. Risby and H. Heaton, Clear
water; R. P. Gilbert and T. N. Blaisdell,
Paynesville; L. NJ. Thomson, NJ. F. Can,
field. P. Stafford and B. W. veeder, Of Sank
Centre; G. Buss, Cold Spring; F. schel.
pin, Of Rockville, and 5. Holes, Of St. Jo,
have been in town during the week.
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We are indebted to J. r. Boyd for .
cut Of nice fresh salmon, brought from
tho Pacific in ice.
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500 BUFFALO ROBES

500 BUFFALO ROBES
for sale at
D. NJ. 6. MURPHY s. CO.'S,
Burbank s. Powell's Block, St. GERMAN st
All k,n1s Of staple and fancy goods al
Smiths Grocery.
oysters, canned goods, and full as
sortment Of fancy groceries, at Boyd's.
"A full stock Of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
Farmers, look ut the Burial Iron Corn
Shelter,
at Grovenor's.
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Plows. MIR. Nicolas Lahr would give
notice to the farmers that he will introduce
this spring new style Of cross-plow, to
which he would invite their special atten-
ton. All plows OF his manufacture will
be sold cheap for cash. Sa52
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l.;
1SsuRANcE.-J. E. West is now prepar-
ed to offer inducements to all persons bav-
ing property to insure. lie represents ten
Eastern Companies. If your houses.
barns, stores, grain, or other property is
not already insured, call at J. E. West 8
office, and secure safe and reliable policy
Of insurance. Mr.. E L. Allen will give
prompt attention to the insurance business
wien West il absent.
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Cod fish and potatoes, at
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50 pPlss, POTATOES a1l Canned 1!1itJ, O
6mitA's Grocery. 8 q
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Enthusiastically mixed. On Tues
day the streets were in places dusty. On
Wednesday We had the first rain which
has visited Northern Minnesota since the
beginning of winter. This morning q
heavy snow-storm set in, which still
continues. What next?
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ms Cousrr.--we compile the fol-

The number Of colored persons is given
at 80 in Getty and in Maine Prairie.
There are 13 domesticatel Iudians-6 in
Mnnson, and Z in the 4th Ward, St. Cloud.
Deaf and dumb, L; blind, 2; insane, 2;
s'dio'io, 4. No. dwelling houses, 2,7os.
No. families, 1884.
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III. W. Weary has two fine large signs
put up on his "Pioneer Wagon Shop"
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See changes in fur report.
Fresh oranges and lemons, at Boyd's.
The ice in the river is very porous.
and crossing is dangerous.
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wheat and hominy, at Boyd's
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ALLEN 4 Russell guarantee to sell all
goods at st. Paul prices, freight added.
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CEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE,
~ will be received at this Office until IL
n. Thursday. April 9Th, 1871. for furnish.
Ing the o. 3. Subsistence Department with
GOOD fat
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-. o,,ormont seemed to be derlveuh n mn'
that on which were placeu sI;shesl dare
tomatoes, and other aucn r let ooIiected than
Say ,ll. eise. for observed tnloueI ,,ors
anyWneIe e.sS na eoodly number OF PEI,
tne VILE with rapacity tnaC mo sni
sons DALI alJsaH Ho,1 think they had pafd uor
nave H If thirty cents for thelr ain nnd
IN hl , oream of various flavors was Si , nu
~, Iasort TO this and the tuo Q. is n,,ng
ado WAS the most popular moye ~, liz ladies'
,,an,iamen had Of "treatlne . III.
fouerv: Why?l Two OF the IAN ~ 'i oId hat
served rs post mistresses over a., an ~ r thirty
box which held some twenty-five u ' :
letters. into the room
than one of them stepped up; VIZ. YIN Mr..
there's letter in the post ONCE n ,Ua
,.o,,1 Give me five cents, and you can ni :,
w IA remarked, had JUST cone IT.
s ~, ,,as able to nav the required aihoun nI
80 aet the letter 80 called, when pro!edd
anu so' rnc;ne for the heart disease! tIleu
-, " r nonr;nce the Young ladies oil the iuap r
-, ,,onriateness of this advice to me, DuC aI ~
Insisted it must be done, so l plonI letter
nrotit by the valuable instruction. ii' ''
contained. o,ome mr. two of
The closing scene was S'.hare Inc rays
croquet on the court green, Mh en- tbe faces
Of he sp nna g, s9n m snSae to the
VI no male norton, who had not, as !no
or .ns Cow the consolation that burnins
checks would add to their beauty. oa an 7
s,,re If somewhat dctrdcted from me, "s
Lova vivid recollectiOns OF meitlnS w On0
n nS, Of one handkerchief, If not more, ed
eA AItogct6er the fair was success est ana for
exerling themselves in so comm nenoHow -
Saturday, August II, 1871.
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For the DIspatch,I
Episcopal Fair at Powhistun Court.
House.

Messrs. Editors: III spite of the extreme
! heat of the weather and the proximity OF
the LIST of September 10y which time our
taxes are to be paid), goodly assembly of
ladies and gentlemen, young and old, con-
yened at Powhatan Courthouse Yesterday
Friday, and for u purpose most laudable.
The ladies of Emmanuel (Episcopal) con-
oregati0n had several weeks previously
given notice of feast and fair to be held at
the place and time already mentioned, from
which they hoped to realize hundred or
more dollars to 90 as part payment for a
parsonage, which they are determined to
procure for their esteemed rector.
The accumulation OF articles for sale was
quite surprising, in consideration OF the
present range Of the thermometer and the
consequent dissemination to anything like
the hard work that was necessary for such
a display Of industry. One table held the
greatest quantity Of children's clothing,
which, l noticed, found very ready sale.
Another WAS spread with the fruits of the
season. and The confectionerles were in such
abundance that the table was fairly mat
tied with delcacies. Another stand sup
piled that most acceptable beverage, lemon
ade, TO The satlsiacu0n oil maay q scorching
throat. A fourth table had on it collec.
ton or articles, the names Of which l shall
not attempt to enumerate, but will simply
state that the most fastidious taste
could have been accommodated here,
as anything from pin.cushion up
to q sailing vessel fully equipped could
be had, and indeed this . onaaara
.gdtherureD was most In accordance switfl
my fancy. The table, however, from which
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SPECIAL soTE rns.
.-.-..-,,-- nIrS NERVOUS

We :. 10 be found cries The trembling VIC.
Wssre n :, debility Not In the tavern nd -
. The circulation for moment nnu ~
soss 1880 nv collapse Not in purgativs pus ~
Ienten diet, but In an invtgorant anu ,.sS st,,,
90" a. ubtch the tonic elements are an'tea ,p 49,
ar,1a anerient and Alternative properties. no
nHcsrsrrKR,s sToMAcH BIT sRs was ius. .,,e.t
.as,v twenty ye,rs ago this imporsant opSes'
n,as Ara. attained This peaceful ana acsiss 80
..he snec,lc is as justly celebrated for us cur.
Of nervous diseases rs for the apso,u1 go
With which Il relieves dyspepsia and
Tbe hot wea. her tow ard the close OF SUMMER Ren-
eraIlv srgravste diseases Of nervous sSpe' crea-
TING degr, Of feebleness which is BEYOND MIA
snrs distressing. Under such circumstance rai.y
the bodily energies with course OF Hoseetters
stomach Btters or all tonic7, 1t is The most sa1-
isfactory in Its operations, and the least
II braces the nerves up to their natural ten
Init n ut bayoud IT, so there Il no reacior. u mas
oher n, onei tIes however, Than hose OF
and as a blood depurent and moderate aper3he'
a. sinner Tor to sny otner m edicine Of the day.
Fraud h. we've. Is on the alert. The celeDrlty
of the original medicine has given RISE TO scores
az counterfeits and limitations. FxamiDe the Ia
he'll md the fac sin,ile of the sign allure or the nrm
see that the spelling Is all correct and linus mshe
sure of the geuuineness of the article you ouy:,
p s. Hostetter's Bitters are never SOLO IN kegs
or barrels, but In bottles only. an la-eod&wlw
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Letter from mtadlcscx County.

[CurrcSpJudyn=e or The .lclnonu III 'p"tCn'l
SALUDA, Aug. u, 1871.
To one accustomed to the general con
care "stvle ofcountry life, the neatly-fenced
and whited residences which beautlty Inc
landscapes and county roads OF MiddleseX
present Il striking contrast, and the splrlC
OF emulation, noblv eSpouScd IN the Sreat
end to excel, is wonderfully apparent; In
..Saluda," tee county seat, YOU VIII nnd
its people enthusiastic and jealous ol the
superior advantages which II claims over
its rival - Urbanma." This latter liltle VII,
lace is equally alive to its own welfare ana
reputation, and is the main "seaport
town of the county. keeping up, an actlVe
and direct trade Twice week oy steam
boa,) with Baltimore and Fredericksburg
It's principal exports are wheat, corn, po'a-
toes, ducks, chickens, eggs, and peaches.
In the applc and peach crop the farmers
lay particular attention most evcrv one
| has 4 young orchard. neatly prllIed ana
ladeued with the choicest fruit.
The Young men have just closed their
debating session, aud instead have organ.
| ;zed a temperance society, which, with but
| few exceptions, embraces the entire com.
muuity aud it is a fact worthy of note that
of the numerous stores in the county not
one sells or trades i'll any N dent spirits.
A large and wel-altcndcd Baptist pro-
tructcd meeting ut Hermitage Church enGcd
| YESTERDAY, resulting in the conversion ri
| ten. MIR. John Pollard. youthful yet able
advocate, and heightened Christian gen
tlcman, together with some others un-
known, ryeted the attention ot The nu
mcrous congregation from day TO day by
their forcible language and beauty of clo
uuence. NEALE.
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:, o.rornment has The force. the people
e.m where +" accept the situation !" 4 e.,
s,,hmit to po,cer. What principle is involved
in that@ .,,,L
Mr.. RUoHEs is mistaken then, we think,
8, every way. The Democrats prevailed
before the war, and there has been Do
nroper test since. We have had only mai
ice. corruption, and the bayonet since the
war. We repeat, it is not for us 10 oeiei'u
Democracy. We used to detest If. But we
are rather surprised that he should h'u, I've
What is Democracy We used TO unoe!
stand that II was the will Of the people: UNI
versal suffrage, universal elicihlits " ON, -
and some vague ideas about o.a'e r'sna'
which wore considered in one iieh' aI 'he
| With and another at the South. me n of.'i
aana ;deo Of secession, and we believe OIL!
= nart oc the southern Democracy lmpllel'iy
,,aIioved in that remedy. Repub''can'sfh >
IN the other hand-pure repu''o'''''
w,s the government representatives i'a
conservative checks and Dalarces' t'1'e ''es'
,,oyernment in the world,] such as 'ali'
d~d suffrage and qualified right to hold
office. l,o,,,
Now. in what respect docs the m"aerh
pe,rblicanism of force rcpudiatc all Demo-
cratic principles? Universal suhrasc -
Observation-Disclosures right 10 h"iu oinUo
ditto THESE the Republicans have aoop'eu'
But the Republicans have dispensed WIN
the Constitution in suiJec'lnS Tue o'h. O.,
densrtment, of the Government 10 the VIII
of Congress, and in making the les'ue"'
surrcuc dictator in violation OF Tue .oi'-
.t;ru,ion. with power to arrest, hah", draw
and 1,,,rter anv citizen Of tho union. lhaI
is NOT Democratic. In this Repubilc'hish
dcnorpccs the Democratic principle OF the
,ih.rtv If the citizen and the supremacy oi
the Constitution. mn
There arc such things as principles. The
mock republiclnism Of this day cannot
DESTROY them. The Democrats bad theirs
the Wings had theirs. The difference pe-
tween them was never very wide. we
confess that the offices have been for long
wears the main objects OF party ieauefs.
Rut it has remained for this dark day OF
republicanism to Icpudiate all princIplcS'
TO construc powers TO suit parry INTERESTS
~ sct aside the Constitution TO 'nall@u-
rate the system Of hypocrisy, cruelty anu
oppression, which found its most illllne
tools in unscrupul>us men, ana 1li'ed lne
offices of the land with rosucs and rascals.
CARL suuRz shows the logic OF this, ana
we sympathze with mir. HUGHES IN MS
loa,hing Of the men the Republican syS-
tenn has fastened upon the country.
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Letter from q EranNp.
Correspondence of the "iehmond Nlspatch.]
hurrcT 15tb 1871

ICcrrespoLd .nCe OF the "i3alAond Hlspatch.J
AUGUST 18th, 1871.
7 am now in the town IF Farmville, after
q tromp of some two weeks; and as live
in Richmond, and it is the metropolis Of
Virginia, l of course feel quite an interest
in the place and III the people. there
fore urOpose TO give you few Of my OBJ
seryations in passing through the country.
First of all, the crops: The crop of corn l
consider the best we have had since the
memorable surrender; the tobacco crop,
not an average one; the wheat crop, eul-
crably fair; and the oat crop distressing
failure. The whole section through which
have passed is now beg ginning TO suffer
one general dry drought.
| The section through which have tray-
elIed is three fourthS Of Pince Edward, and
| I have heard from many portions Of our
State and country, and this dry blow fans
The whole of it, but ] hope ii will not last
much longer. The people, think. are
improving in more ways than one, but they
will not own it, but can see it; yet they
grumble like all the world. In passing
through the county met with some fine
| sermons and SundaY-school celebrations,
which are very refreshing to wayworn
traveller; and then in lntermission, a
Richmond man would be astonished
and well pleased at the display,
the great display, Of beauty and OF eata,
bles of every kind. Big Richmond had
better look out. She boasts of her large
Sunday schools and Sunday.school eXcur.
sions but let me tell you one or two
things that 1 saw at Prospect Church.
saw from the gallery little boy walk out
Oh the stage, just SIG gears old, and deliver
an excellent valedictory address, dedicated
to MIR. James c., who is about to move to
Farmvile. The speech was delivered in u
most manly manner ); hrs gestures were all
good, chaste, natural; and, in truth, he
is u tine declaimer, and L wish that ha6
time and space to say more for that occa
! sion, TRAVELLER.
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EDuesarr0Nar-
.Kf rs. PHILIpF. HOWARlI5rl,si;II =

Nf RS. PHILIPF. HUwARnvs sSrr1oo...
~ Wit be Tenpenfd on MfYsDsy nsxa1ans UL
ISL Ine regulsr courss Of ,nstyuc.ton 20, nsf
s Sndp ai:o s she rss,es ssd r ,dssaaa
which hfs q. will hsys fully competent !. al
For terms, see circulars. eopiesof vn,c, :.
gt Ma e ~ me q *, Of this city or ra3,y
3 Mta HOWARD would re specially rass, ,,.,
ts,s -. In ,ko~ing ths ensrac.er Of The ee 10;
ters ofthe different churches Of The III me minis.
Garors Of ihe tchool during is iees, tn rs " The
She feels at liberty 70 name espscfslIy pey nn.
Aesd, Brnwn, Loee, Preston. Wood6ridre; ITS rs
lard. and Messr. ,WT. D. Gibson. III, r N ~. rol.
Bob's Taylor, Peter Wsraick and Eober: 1 Hns,
thn.s ". BE- an ssdtSDs Obligation eorfssd
MIR HowAED know Of their purpose as soon ::
P.rS9Io.S- an 1s-ly
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTITTiTF;-

In compliance with the request or The late o.,
Of fhis rchooI Ih-ve engaged the ssme corrs ot
teschers, End viii sls0 ne assi.'ed by NJ. i ftnm
IL. .POWF u. now Of Petersburg, Who win rss az
at the Institute. - = "' 'A" 'nifeeiae
Every .ffnrt will .e made TO presarvo ,hs NJ.
Ieput, ton Which the school STAINED under tss
The session will commence on the FIRST NOV.
DkEE sICTOBFR, and end m THIRTIsTu
OF JUNE. For particulars address MRS. M
RIA =. CARRIEGTOl, Richmond. Va :" a.
an, IN a sw &w1u -,
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@ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
fcund at BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street,
The largest variety Of CAKES at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street. tfa
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGs's
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
PIES at s, 10, and 1sc. piece at BRIGGSS
BAKERY. T& fs
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, ut
BRIGGs'S BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, ut
BRIGGS'S BAKERY. ttt~ 81,
Persons living Oh Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all Of these at Nr. ROBERT
WERNE'S on 25th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at -.
BRIGGSS BAKERY,
iys 707 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-16

~ LEA g. PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nounced by connoisseurs "THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE.n
Itimproves appetite and digestion, and 1t Is I'M
riv allied for It's flavor. sr..I ..,
We are directed by Messrs. Lea &c PeFflns 70
prosecute all parties making or vending counter
feits JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
n-M&WGm Agents, New York.