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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1872-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

NULVERWELL & JORRES,
Forwarding and Commission
M @ re In a RI L s..
And Dealers In
HAY. GRAIN AND FEED.
At their Wharf,
Foot of F street. San Diego.
Particular attention paid to for
warding goods to
Fort YUMA. Tucson,
And other Points in Arizona
Territory.
Having a first-class Wharf and
commOdious Warehouse, they are
prepared to perform all business
in their line, to better advantage
to their patrons, than any other
parties in San Diego.
r@ All of the North Pacific
Transportation Company's Steam
ers land at their Wharf.
I9 Mark goods care of G & J,
San Diego, CAL, and send shipping
receipt.
Agents for N. P. T. Co.
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Governor Palmer among the Rebels
4 telegram from Springfield states t Una,
Governor palmer. of Illinois, on inc io'"
instant wrote to Senator TRuaBrLL tih'' ~
would support the nominee OF VIZ s,r a
natl Convention il that body selects 'o' "
candidate a statesman whose po'''''''' -
and nriyate life have been SUCH a. >'''' MI nv.
,,nnd tho confidence of the country. Inc
coyornor had previously intimatcu t''a' nc
..,a ,,o. hc = candidate before the Repup-
r 49, ct,,e Convention, which announce
Won't il i stated, crcateda considerable con-
',or,,,tion amongst the GRANT Republicans.
II will be remembered that Governor
palmer proved his devotion to the local au-
thority of the States in raising an issue with
thc United States touching the assumption
Of powcr BY General SHERIDAN in Chicago
during the great fire. He is true mani
mtriot and highly honorable gentleman
one of the northern statesmen who not only
does know something about the United
States Constitution, but who has proper
respect for that instrument. The Tribune
says Of him:
"Thcre is no more unspotted reputation
in the West; no more glorious record OF
military and civic service. There IS no name
which will carry more weight among the
soldiers. who knew what they were lighting
for. and among the citizens, who feel that 1t
is fine for the war to end and the rule OF law
to begin. The same motives which have in
duced him to come out from All organization
which has fallen into corrupt and incapable
hands, vii! bring after him thousands OF the
best men In the party, who are dissatisfied
with the same abuses, and DESTROYS OF the
same noble ends"
His accession to the CINCINNATI movement
will give it greatly Increased strength III thc
Northwest.
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DOLLY WARDEN, DOLLY VAR
nv How noru,ar that rame has become in Il
sbort ,,m. and how short-lved 1t Will DC. NOT so
with fine name of LEVY BROTHERS. '1i'ne aoos
to the popularity Of their name' ana IL 'nus' 'oh
,u. +, do 50. when they offer to purchasers OF DF1
coons s,ch bargains ms can be had nowhere clSc.
p1o1rFs ot ,s3 a5. 30. 81, 4oc., and upwards
,,e,Iop ,yvN 1T %. o., 30. 81, 10. and SOC. per
yard; -. ....-'
CHECK and STRIPED MUSLINs ut co. 9'' ana up
to SOC. per yard;
Tucked MUSLIN. full-yard wlae' nj sl'z' a"0
al.5o-iust onc-half the regular price,
,,,,,.o,,e STYLES of SPRING DRESSGoODS at 81
30, s5, 80, and Soc;
RACK nPACAs and MOHAIRS from aoc. to: -
per yard;
pcst rpENCu Boa1BAZINES atal.95, $780, SLID
aud 81 per yard;
WHITE and COLORED-EDGE BLACK siLhS nj
:, ,5 :, 81. s1.75, S., and up to $3.50 per yard
NIL very cheap;
IRON GRENADINES Of all qualities at low
prices;
FRENCH ERCMES at CSC. per yard-woud be
chcapat arc.:
LAWNS. GINGIIAMS, and GRENADINES III
great variety; @-~'s-.
CLOTHS. CASSI1IERES, CASIIMERET, aud
TWEEDS In great variety at popular prices;
GINGIIiMS at l"!c. worth lGSc.;
FulI-wid,h UNBLEACIIED sIIEETINCi at a5c.
per yard; s....@.
FuIl-width BLEAcHED sHEETING at zoe. per
yard:
Fine vord-.yidc UNBLEACHED COTTON at l2sc.
Per yard sold everywhere at isc.:
Good yard-wi,le BLEACIIED COTTON at l25 Is,
AMI iG2c.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 23c.;
WAMsUTTA COTTON at 9lc.:
ANDRoSCOGCIS COTTON at &c.;
HoNEY-CoaIB QUILTS large enough FOR the
largest beds, 1T rs and 1.jO worth - and $3.50;
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS at soc. worth 81;
TABLE COVERS, warranted I'LL wool. at Il worth
Si.5p:
TIDES in great variety from ioc. 10 sl.25;
TOILET-COVIE$ al 80. &c. and 81:
uUCKABACK TOWELS ut :l.s5, Sl.5O, s., and up
to 80 per dozcn-:Il very cheap;
Pure Linen DU1 LIES III per ubLcii "oEtii -
LINEN DAMASk for tablc-cloths 1T Soc worth
so!c. per yard;
A large assortment of LINEN and LAWN SUITS
forladas nIa'Ic up III the very best style;
pARAsOLS and UMBRELLAS Of the latest
fashion:
KID GLOVES ut Toe. i pair and upwards:
All kind. az UNDERGRADUATES for ladies.
CORSETS,
HOuP-SKIITS AMI BUSTLES.
DOLLY WARDEN CALICOES and LAWNS,
DOLLY WARDEN SWISS and PIQUES.
DOLLY WARDEN JEWELRY.
NEW GOODS
now bcin. received III every steamer from New
York of which there are five In number. We are
therefore better prepared than ever to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
70 our customers. Every article usually kept in
tirst-c!ass establishment can now he found In our
store Our friends in the country can have their Or
de:s flied TO their satisfaction.
We have but ONE PRICE, and sell FOR CASH
ONLY.
Goods will be sent by express, G. y. D., or upon
the receipt OF The money.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 aud 1915 Main street,
apla Richmond, Va.
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A Flank Movement.

The opposition or Liberal Republicans
have dwelt with great emphasis upon-clVll
service reform. More than Year ago Cell
eral GRANT instituted a commission to frame
plan by which appointments to office should
lie made upon the ground of merit and clIa-
city. The commission /" fixed up" the rules
and regulations, and Congress was asked for
means to put them in force. Our readers
have seen that the leading Administration
supporters in Congress have, during the
present session, shown their hostility to the
reform, and that the House of Representa-
tives have cut down the appropriation to
carry out the reform from $4,000 to $4,000.
But notwithstanding this, OIL Tuesday Gen
eral GRANT isStsea his proclamation tor the
enforcement of the ci7iLserVjce reform and
prohibiting assessments Upon officers Tor
collecting money for party pttposs. we
give his proclamation elsewhere. II Will be
seen that he declares that honesty ani1 eth
Cheney, and not the political activity Ss
officials, viii determine their tenure of office.
The conduct OF Ire confidential friends OF
General GRANT in Congress forced the public
to believe that he cared really nothing &Sout
civil reform. The leaders certainly would
not have opposed him on matter which his
proclamation makes so grave and important.
We are fully justified in considering this
proclamation as " flank movement" elected
by the serious attack of the Liberals, who
played the civil-Service reformer as al impor-
tant card. This is SO plain that it is probable
the President will not make much capital out
of the movement.
The question, as we have frequently said,
is nothing except when it takes the form Of
an amendment to the Constitution. There
fore the opposition was losing labor in work
ing for whit is called reform that does not
include the constitutional amendment. So,
also, General GRANT is wasting time by at
tempting what is simply impracticable. If
he does so sincerely, he, too, makes the mis-
take Of not appealing for the constitutional
amendment to make the tenure Of office
during good behavior. But we can't help
suspecting that the whole matter, as an Adj
ministration measure, is only to throw dust
into the eyes of the people. The President
has never thought of surrendering his con-
stitutional authority over appointments and
removals. and as long as that authority is
confded to the President will Offices be used
as d means of partisan reward and corrup-
lion.
But Thinking" has begun on the Poto-
mac. The next thing is " general amnesty"
The Liberals may look out.
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T SPRING, 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
T.R. PRICE & co.
are now receiving by steamer and express superb
STOCK of STaPL r and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son. TO which attention is called. Everything new
nnd beautiful will he shown during the entlre se.tsor
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
COLOREO GROS GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
STRIPED and CHECKER SlLNS. all colors;
pOpLISS. VELOURS, MELAEGES,
PLAIN and ZIG URED J&COSETS and LAWNS,
INDIA and JAPENESE SILKS,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH ana EHGllSIi
CAMBRlCS entirely new.
MOURNING GOODS.
4 SPECIALITY WITH THE House. Such As
VELOUR INFER ATRICE, VELOUR DE NICE,
eros DE NICE, MOuSSELlSES,
CASH DE ECESSE, TAIflSE,
BYHANTiNE, FLURT MINE, CRETcNNE.
DRAP DE MOETEREAC,
SUMMER HENRIETTA.
SUMMER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C, &C.
STAPLES.
LINENS and SIIEETISGS. TOWELLINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTONS,
GOODS for gentlemen and hoys. grcnt assortment.
lnlncilsc line of ull the MEN PATTERN PRINTS,
All of which will he sodas low any house In
America can afford TO sell them for without giving
prices IN detail. ,o,, <,o
NH % 1. X. fKlCE Il W.
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DIED.

IN tc nth OF April, Mt her fathers resiacn n,i
EMMA H. TAYLOR, daughter OF J9i,n ,nortIis.
Ssan 81 Taylor, aged three years ana nine
Farewell, alas !! our Emma dear, --'--
THY form lies cold and still.
Thy death has caused vacant place. Y
This world can never I'LL.
Sad IS the house and lone file hour
Since thy sweet smiles are gone,
pnt oh n brighter home than ours,
In Heaven Is now thy own.
None knew her but to love her. ,,,o
Her funeral will take place on IL ~ :idcnce.
18th instant, at oclock IT her iil and relations
Of the Se anil are respectfully Invited to attend Win
out further notice.
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aprrr,

,ny- THE B 0 SIN Ess FORMERLY
carried on rs 6. NV. DARBY will for the
future BE- conducted by and their patrons can rest
assured TINT ases will bc shlc ut all times 10 o0'a,n
proper Instructions free NJ charge at their nome or
at the office.
MACHINES SOLD ON MONTHLY PAY-
MENTS. f-rt1
: REF AIRING DONE Mt short notice.
A. full supply of everything IN our hnc away oai
hand GROVER & BAKER
sEWING-MAC CHINE COMPANY,
- IN. e,,o, 9O1 Broad street
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DISPLAY. ss8s
.ykSES
SPRING, lST2.
GRAND OPENING OF THE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION.

MADAM DENELMtN
desires 10 Inform lie ladies' Of ri! llnond and Well
nifty ,.t she has fitted up the store No L'@J Main
street, near corner Of Fourteenth, ith one Oh INC
handomcst and bcst-:clcctcd stnch5of
MILLINERY GOODS
eyer offered in this city: among which she Offers
BOSNE1S and HATS, OF tie latest novelty;
RICH RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, and
BONNET MATERIAL of oil descriptions.
Also, very large assortment OF
LADIES, and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also added TO her business one OF the largest
ANIL best-sclected stocks OF HAIR GOODS eyer
Wrought to this city, consisting OF real ami Imitation
Switches and Cllrls; something new the Cnrnct and
Nilsson Braids; ChGrons In all shade ana Styles. III
endless variety.
Special Inducements offered to country merchants
10 huy wholesale.
Having had II grelt mnny years Of experience IN
the millinery business, am confident OF giving en-
tirt satisfaction. :,
Persons viii do well TO call and examine this we'll
selected stock before going elsewhere.
n b. Persons wishing to make their own Bonnets
=. ~. Mad. DEMELMAN'S,
an5-1m No. 1923 Main street.
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cpECTaL NOTICES.

Na- WINES, L1QUo Rs, AND CIGARS.
NV WINES forthc coming seaso1i nre now nrrivirg-
and shall soon have the most complete assortment
ever offered in this city, consisting OF
-s- CLARETS, *.-a- ~ ~
BURGUNDIES.
sAUTERNEs, and
HOOKS,
I'm horshcads and cases, from the cheap TABLE
WINES to tile finest brands known IN Europe, IN
Guiding the Chateau La Rose, Latte, MarganS,
Clos de yougcot Cfambcrtin, Licbfraumilci, Rocii-
heimcr, and Schloss Jolannisoerg
CHAMPAGNE,
of tho house of Bouche Fills C Co.. Marcui Franco,
and others, especially put up for me, and selected
with the greatest care would call particular atten-
ton TO the NAPOLEON CABINET and the d
WINE-thc latter being perfectly dry.
MADEIRAs, sHERRIEs, AND PORT,
Of great age and purity, III casks and cases. and like
wise on drnught
OfBRANDIES, always keep n large stock on handI
and now expect daily . direct shipment from
Mcssrs James lIcnnessey'& CO., Cognac, France.
Ialso import and have always on hand those celc-
bratetl vIClIY and Settlers WATERS; ana In
connection with these would call special attention
10 that famous BITTER WATER of tho Frederick
Hall Spring, Germany, just received direct from
there.
Having given my orders for the above, either Vcr-
baIly when In Europe last summer, or early III the
fall by letter, avoided the late heavy advance, ana
shall thus be enabled TO sell in most instances at my
old prices; and particularly CHAMPAGNE am
euabcd to sell ut former prices although such houses
as IcItlscck and others have advanced their price
81 (soIti) per dozen bottles.
CIGARS have been very scarce. owing TO the trol-
bIes In Cuba but have just succeeded in getting Il
large and very fine lot direct from Havana.
knowing that no other house In the State has rs
large and we-sclectcd stock as offer, respect
fuIly beg call from all In want of either of the
above.
WuISKEYS of the very best houses, and old, In
large quantities, constantly on hand.
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
apll-cod6t No. IL Governor street.
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When Congress passes auy law taking
the tariff off tea and coffee, or changing the:
tax on tobacco, cigars, whiskey, &C., wesbaii
publish 1t. We do not choose to cumbcr OUR
columns with q ude schemes. ~
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correspondent of the Ercnng PoSf,
writing from Nassau. y. F., gives the 1o!-
lowing picture:
..T,o contrast of climate was not more StrlKlas
,, Tho nerfcct uIictutlc and utter ll'ieSShrss oI
49,, ms compared with the stir anu acilFity OF
H." t,rcat city We had left behind MS. surely tls y
tho land of tdisSe- ,ge these nuJ t
~. nnJ the Government house should he 4
charmed castle of iudncncc: for nowlcic uoc. ''e
seem 10 be so tranquil and void OIL ohiiEah"hs.
Nassau cniovS the blessings Of British free
trade. with labor vainly seeking employment
at twenty-five cents per day-no factories. no
furnaces. two-thirds of her food and all hcr
clothing imported. cheap fabrics. ana enc
abundant poor half naked. Eating the
lotosn is ullite eXcrSahlc where hall the peo-
nile are clad to make dinner of Joint OF
s,lo.,,-cane, costing Il cent.-Acw York 1i7-
bune.
What about st. Domingo: Has the Ifi-
.y,,oe touched the evil? Isn't it absurdIty to
talk about any system of foreign trade Affect
ing the "indllstry Of the ncSro-populated
islands. Isn't freedom not to labor, freedom
not IN wear clothes, freedom TO live on the
uncutivatcd and spontaneous fruits Of the
tronics freedom to follow the African ill.,
Sincts as to living, lodging. and drapery,
quite enough to explain social life in New
Providence and st. Domingo, without talk
inn about free trade OF the "rcstrictive sys-
tenn? Can you apply any restrictive"
system to that sort of humanity known aS
.ifric,n: Try it and see.
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rz~ LADIES SUMMER SUITS.

BREEDEN FOX
orc now opening, and will continue throughout the
season to present, all the novelties In
LADIES, WHITE AND COLoRED LAVE AMI
LINEN SUITS.
sa,.a BREEDEN FOX,
4O1 Broad street.
mp tJ-ct -----
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OBITUARY..

r,,rr, or Sunday April Ii. 1872 mt the 'IicrIr
Afr irving smith Mr.. FiRGlNlA bEL 1850. =. ~ a va
cnnsnrt nf Mir Benjamin j. smith asca it I,,s.
y.nars and two months leaving = .hnre els
fI an infant child. father. mother, DrnIlS: s,n
n or a numerous circle of other relatives anu
fr lends to mourn their los: ,,o,,. woman that
irrly II may he sai't OF TINS ihvelf MoIa, o -,
none knew her bit 70 !otE mGr If the cid which
eit T % tm moment Ivy the scythe of the reaper,
clio was cut down suddenly Ill ine ol9oi va RrIIp
th,. cmioymcnt of happiness Inc ue.tit VI ,n cir
creates void hard to nh III ''g Icr usiand has lost
Gic va I'D fitbful companion. her Iarcilts uuli-
T aud aflicionatc child, her brothers anu I,a
inxn" sister Her virtues, her plety nef Eoo..a,'r
OF heart. her devotion 10 hc a." nure and noble cac-
sSr,slI remain us fresh in onr memories do va,
chanirt which spring l. now weaving Over n9f tar
4 devoted husband, parents ih9,.letS th" clnrous
;onlv distressed us they rejoice IN ING eiotom
no, That villa, Is temporary loss to them Is I'LL ete'
h'iT S Writer Of this humble tribute knew her well
and with truth it may be Sa,a a se Ell
tn forget an injury, and to forgive thosc NV
n,inhi ircsn,ss against her. she was uc Joy ~ LIZ
c,miIy Asa Christian she was uimSSli,i,lhS an ~
dcnylng She illustrated ana eHepebb otI, IN tl,e
,hn ovtIicst traits of woman's character, not AZ '
t siir md I'm society Long will her memory nc
chrr:bcd bv those who knew her bcsl. Dut sue n,.s
gone from our midst, and we shall see ci i,o ii
f;I wa meet her In that beautiful lild whGic i
,l and low My the hand OF orr he;ivcmia
E,Tc. lind M the broken hearts OF this pelclFca
f,,nii,. md draw them still closer 10 mhiseh'
put wherefore weep, her matchicss spirit scars
Irynnd where splendid shines the orD OF uas'
~, ;;~nrn;ur angels lcadher 10 those mowers
"Whrrc endless pleasures virtues deeds repay
yct i remembrance Of those virtues dear,
Net fresh the memory oil tlal r"'ute"", Ia"
sti1l they call forth my warm affection , te",'
Still In my heart rctaln Their "oh'co NJ.
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MARRIED.

tho nth APRIL lss a at the w Sssaea Va by the
bssde'Ms lal Adams, Mr. B. r. C0WIlERpg q Fin Tue
rana county, Va, to Miss Am 81 gsnoves
riiest daughter Of ii. G. Cross Formerly oh
county, W. --~--------u--,--.vv-wu
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E,AIR.-The LADIES OF THE GRACE
~. SrttlsE,T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fourth
aud, f'gsce strcfssl will hold FAIR during this
week. eomltspeing MONDAY. EVENING: 10Th In.
slant, at. '0''frcg whom oil kinds Of EATABLES
and FANCI A!iTlELES will be DtETai for sale.
an LISTS =
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.DHYztsOODs.
nsHE GREATEST BARGAINS
IN JeF1y
SPRING DRY GOODS.

= - :.
THE GREATEST BARG AIN .
SPRING DRY GOODS.
New style sfohnir Dress Goods, rs TO soc. per ysra
Best-nlake Black Alpacas, 55c. mp;
Splendid Black SILK at si5o and ~ per yard
Trimming Silks, all colors ut s125 per yard LII.
White Piques, Bishop and y!ctoria Lawns, Naih-
socks, Swiss Muslins, and Cambrics, from 2sc. TO
-s-~5 oc. per yard; '' ..@- =. 'a-
Tgrlatans, all shades, 10 to iGc. ,
Latest styles Cassimcres &c., 81. s1.25, and sLso;
rambric Edgiugs and 1nsertings, very cheap;
Cents Kid Gloves, extra quality, at sl25 per pair
Ladies, Kid Gloves best and pretiest, at $3.50 per
pair;
yeryncwest designs Of Parasols,
Lace and Linen Collars and Sc!s,
Lace Silawls and Sacks,
Ladies' Suits,
Rest and largest Grape Wells.
Superior Table Linen.-
NAPKINS, Towels, Quilts,
and many more desirable articles, at the very lowest
prices. Mt WILLIAM TIIALHINIER 6 SONS,
ap12 GOl Broad corner oi@ii strcet'
T C. COURTNEY & SON,
u s15 BROAD STREET,
would call special attention to the following
GOODS Just received:
Alcxan,lcr's best Kid Gloves,
Lace Points and Sacks,
All the new styles Of Parasols,
Thompson's Gloyc-Fitttng Corsets,
Ottenheimer's and Harris Corsets,
FanniDg's Kid-Fitting Skeleton Corsets,
Hosiery of all qualities and sizes,
Gents Gauze Shirts and Drawers,
Gents and Boys Linen-Bosom Shirts,
Ladies' Gauze Vcsts-loDg ind short sleeves;
White and Colorcd Piquc
Table Da,nask, Napkins, Towels, Quilts,
Scarfs and Enibroldcr!cs. ap lc-lm
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PERSONAL,
CITY CoLLEcToR's OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, April IL, lS72. !

CITY COLLECTOR 5 UEFlCErI
RICHMOND, VA, April II, 1877. :
rE,HIs OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM
l. THE I5Tu TO THE aoTiI INSTANT inclu-
sire from o,Siot a. NJ. to o'clock i. NJ, for tho
nnrose Of receiviA from all persons assessed with
aLfcENsE TAX Tie amount thereon; @l ~ ,G al
parties gs r. me a ss
t j,m o''e oo''" JOHN Is. RFGNAULT,
oa ~ City Collector.
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"THE BEST, PUREST, AND
MOST ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE COD-LIvER OIL,
imported direct from New Foundland.
We have the testimony Of physicians and patients
that It is MORE ACCEPTABLE no THE STOMACH
AND MORE EASILY ASsISIILATED than any other
oil in the market. a fresh supply just received.
MEADE s. BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
NH 2T-3ni 919 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO MY CLIENTS.-My unfinished pro-
fessIona business {uuess other counsel be retained
viii he closed by Messrs. Jones s. Bouldin, to whom
clients are referred.
or INV son l say nothing; and Mr.. Jones Is too
WE IL known to the State lawyer and man TO need
commepdatinn Your interests will suffer no detri-
meat by tic change. r,,>
apl Noop boti.Dia.
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Having disposed Of my interest In the railroad
suupy business TO PAUL BARGAMlS,I respectfully
solicit for him & continuance OF the patronage so
literally bestowed upon The late firm
WILLIAM \. BRAGG.
April sth, ls7". APP la-!"
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RIVER AMI, OCEAN gTy.nvnss-

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND Iscs.,
tIs END fMSIoR 3 Pr sppEgA;MsHIrs:ks
eMEEk.stetrners NORFOLK, EaPIkF' ~. ~, !
.. GREEN. composing this line viii ie.yo i" %
o agne sMSer syad h 1ags,I, and THURSDAY @
and SATURDAY at the same hour. siero,,esiD.,AY
freignts received daily Sundays exceptsdi y, -
parg OF Transatlantic, New jersey and I;e, ,ot AZ
bills of ladiny signed through -" oiitiHS, aAd
Freight taken FOR Norfolk at moderate -..c,
rassaae 70 Philadelphia, Including u,esi.
W: P. PORTER, Agent.
No. 242.J Uock street Riebr,
WILLIAM F. CLYDE 4 90. acors.'
:, 10 No. ~ south Winrys9.
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Y OR NEW YORK.---OLD Do 20.
r NIEIOS STEAMSHIP COMP ny Esh
Inc sidc.wlecl Steamships WYAN0Hl.1 -
BELL: ShRATWiA, NIAGARA, hLnEJSpfII =
Point, and Richmond, every TUESDAY. Tin ~
pay, and SATURDAY ata O'Clock r. A. -.
Richmond every TUESDAY, fE!Dt I. en-, ~
DAY, mt high tide. -''' 'tN.
These ships are entirely pew. Thee bav. .,,,..,
saloons and statcrooms. Tie fare, ac;omlnld,,,a.
AID attention, are unsurpassed. ,'"''
Close connections made with steamer for ali S,.s
ern and European ports. ga '"uIh
- Insurance Effected, when ordered. At 4 orr,
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the onicrs ~ nE
Company. ~' " Wi
For further information. spply to
JOHN " WYATT. Agoa,
my2s MOI f;orcrn,nMsstnt'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(soyERNoR's ISLAND FERRY-THE NEW AND
" elegant steam yacht GOyERNORS ISLAND leaves
hour Governors Island Last trip of the yacht mme
d6tely after parade
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WANTED--A BOOKKEEPER AND ASSISTANT IN A
w fine grocery house. American young acquainted
with the business and superior penmen may address,
with reference, box 3,202 Post Office.
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN IN AN OFFICE, TO
W. assist at the books and 10 make himself generally
useful wages, $s per week Address, with references
OFFICIAL, Herald Office
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DARE CuANCE.-TOy, STATIONERY AND PAPER
Il Business Tor SALE at 3s9 Blcccker street.

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- sized Arc and burglar proof 6lxs2xs9 nches made
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