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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-19

MArRrMoNrAL.-Ma Market steady
Liberal offers difficult to obtain; there
fore, acquaintances are at large dis
count. Kisses in great demand aud
have met With fair returns. Maternal
Frowns-neglectcd and, in consequen-
ce, me-bargains arc easier of settle
ment. Heavy purses are wanted, but
stocks with small capital are over
looked. In Hanas-thc demand has
been fat. Sly Squeczcs-unusually
brisk. Hearts to be had FOR love
went off unsteadily; those for money
are drug. Bright Eyes-l6oked up
occasionally, bit soon fell again.
Yes's--in plenty, but no takers.
Bushes are very scarce, none on the
market for long time. Jealousy has
risen considerably. Free-and-easies
have advanced to a high 6gurs and
driven Genuine Modesty out Of the
market. Other stocks are quiet, ex-
cepting Scandal, which is rather Oh
the advance.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-19

There is station on the Pittsburg.'
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroatf
called Hanna, IN honor of a deceasef
Citizen Of Fort Wayne. A train stoF
ped there the other day. aSd Tho
brakeman, after the manner CO h;s
class, thrust his head inside d A..
and yelled out, "TTanns,' loud ,ns
long. A young lacy, Probably an.
dowed with the poetic, appellatio0 0f
Hannah, supposing be was addre.s;n !.
her, and shocked a. his familiar,,v On
SO short an acqoaintance, fsowueSI RI,
a thunder cloud and retc-svd, asbn,
your mouthlr' Rs s6as ".
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-19
THOM4S II. HUNT,

Keeps all kinds Of Imported and Domestic Liquors
Pure Sherry. Port. ClGret, oatawoa' hhiue "'he'
aud Champayuo, Alpona, Mich
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-19
ADvxrsrrsuN1s nArks.

Business Cards. one year, one dollsf Tor ssery
line.
Local Notices. ten cents per line each inss.tis :.
and all notices continued far three months OF
longer discount 81 rs per ceif. nom these ratsa
Editorial Notices Is cefts PER line for each insos
tion no notice inserted for lsss than one dollar.
Advertisements unsccompanled by written %
verbal directions will be published three months
and charged accordingly. -
Advertisements. under contract, ordsrct ont be-
fore expiration OF time, will he charged full rates
No paper diseontinued until all srreArEes are
paid except at the option OF the publisher.
Transient advertisements must bs paid In al
vance.
e.5- Terms. CASH. payable quarterly. "
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-19
Written for the Weekly Argus.
An AcrOsfic.


The Temperance League, thing SO grand,
Even now We hear the shout,
May il ring throughout the land;
Pray never let the order die out.
Every man should try his best,
Render all the good he can.
All good deeds we know are blest,
Now Try and halp your fellow man,
Christian faith with il combined,
Enduring hope will calm the mind.
Let the ladies lend their aid,
Extending their influence everywhere,
Among the erring, as it is said,
Guiding their footsteps-from the snare,
Using kiud words and do not pause,
Eniroatiug all friends to help the cause.
Among the 'owcst you may seLd
Loving words that will mpart,
Perhaps a thou-ht Of s.me fair friend
Even will touch the hardest heart.
Never despair willie doing your best,
Aud il will gain heavenly rest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

Az INGENIOUS SwlNDLE.-As Il gentleman
from New York city was sitting in his room
at one of our principal hotels Il colored man
without a hi; and with white jacket on,
such Us is worn by the walters of the hotel,
entered and said that "a lady in the next
room would he obliged to him il he would
give her two 1iyc-dollar notes for ten"
- Certainly" was the response, and The gen
,!eman handed TO the supposed waiter his
tiye-dolklr bills. aud the waiter left, with the
remark that nc would bring him the "ten."
Some time elapsed, and the colorcd man not
returning, the visitor made inquiries at the
Office of the hotel, and all OF the employees
were brought before him, and he not only
did not recognize the Swindler, but WAS posi-
lively certain that neither of them brought
before him was the guilty one. No clue lms
been found to the perpetlator of this new
and ingenious mode of swlndlinS.-Bdht-
more american.
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A GLrapsE OF ONES SELF.-Did you never
catch glimpse OF yourself unexpectedly in
a IooklIg.gIlss, and think at first it WAS 4
stranger approaching? And did you never
get sudden view OF your own personality
by means of psychic accident such.as that :
A friend of niue, who is as unconcetcd rs
any man know, told me that he once saw
his own character that way, and it brought
tears to his eyes. 1t was only for an in
st,nt-a flash of lightning in dark night
but he was confident it made a better man
Of him. It gave him tirmcr faith in his
friends. 1t manifested what there was in
him that it was possible for them to love. 1t
made him happy and humble. He knew
that those about him did not see ali but he
strovc ever after to be true to that gracious
vision of himscit.-Thc OLD Cabinet, in
Scl1bncr's for august.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

BALTIMORE TKIuMPHAST.-The contest
which has been raging for some months past
between these two giant railroad gladators,
the Pennsylvania Central and the Baltimore
and Ohio. for the possession of the Phialdcl-
phia, Wimingtonan Baltimore road seems To
have been finally settled III favor OF the latter.
An agreement has been entered into between
the Philadelphia, Wilmington ;nd Baltimore
and the Baltimore and Ohio roads by which
the former agrees to permit the latter to use
its road for Il period of years, and by which
its passenger ears from Washington and the
West will pass over the road, and thus avoid
trunshipment. Whether or not this agree
ment excludes the Pennsylvania Central road
is not known, but the presumption is that it
docs.-B Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

WEST VIRGINIA EIEcTIoN.--Thc Wheeling
uielltqcncer states for the information of
exchanges in other States which have the
West Virginia election set down for October
q: eve may say that this year our people
are TO vote on the adoption or rejection of a
new constitutions OF, the 22d of August, and
the general State election is TO be held ut the
same time. If the constitution Shall be
ratified, the October election will be dis
pensed with. Ii it be rejected, the October
election will be bctd as usual"
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From, North Carolina.

\ letter WIS received at the headquarters
ol the Liberal Republicans in Washington
city on Thursday from Ex-Governor Vance,
Of North Carolina, speaking i'll the most
lowing terms over the prospect OF success
"i "a" Democratic candidate, Mcrrimon, for
III" .ubcrnatorial chair. The state of.ailalrS
there, he say, is most encouraging, and that,
notwithstanding" the boasts and efforts OF the
GRANTEES, Il grand victory awaits them i'll
\ ilr,l~t
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EsoS:ns Cards.

There Will be no proposals Issued for the
new postal cards until the officials III charge
OF the matter shall have succeeded i'll getting
u2 model card, which in weight, tenacity,
and suitability OF service, will answer all the
end, for which such card is designed.
Sometime after the issue Of such proposals
must necessarily clapse before the cards can
T." offered for public Use, and it is perhaps
mol umiuly extending the probable time to
>'E That the cards cannot come into use for
correspondence before September next.
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Wr. Greeley on Substituting Papers

The following letter was received Ill wash
iu-ton city few days since by young man
who asked aid for Il Liberal Republican
weekly paper published here, and Is OF I'M
pcrtancc, rs ii goes to show the writer's
opinion On Substituting the press:
INV YORK, July y, 1872.
">ir,-i decline decidedly 10 ask my
ttirii> 10 furnish money TO sustain news
paper in Washington. ! do not consider
this Il legitimate political expenditure. ii
the people Will not support newspapers thai
FAVOR my election, We must get on without
Them Is we NAV. HORACE GREELEY"
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d THE DErgaE IN WHEELING. Wheeling,
|. Vest Firgiuid, July fs.-Tbe continued
heavy ruins Of last night and to-day hive
caused great damage to property. Jefferson
streets washed out from Main street TO the
river TO the depth oftwenty- five to forty feet.
Cellars were flooded and goods destroyed.
In the country adjacent fences were carried
away, and large quantities of grain destroyed.
The trestIe-work under two bridges on the
Hempfield railroad was also carried away.
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.,nc s.oruI,crt> Sold by Colonel Soh'
4. gici.:tt.

,'unI Pickett wines |" tlic washington
.....':
r,.. documents consist Of the entire ar
,ss,,.. .rf I'r Department. of STATE OF the
confederate ~tat'>-n2Ihn% more nor less
..,,t,.,I r!:r distraction OF Il single l.c"c.
.l..,. ,r.r, >rIh srr vouchers. l'y Wtl'h many
...,.,lr,>. uI ljtlir u",c. however, tins Sidc OF
;s.,. Et;,.> ni;.ht h:rNc h~'ii compromised, di't
,,, i.,,,. EIrInn md with those more pubic.
,y..,r... bat HrT, faithfully and honorable de-
..r.,.a ly N,r. l:cujinin the day "l the
,1.,rurion. llai any such papers c"nc int"
,., po>.r,>ion should have been burned n
H., sake sooner tmu deliver them 10 thr
common Government.
Tx, do not perceive that ANYBODY |,
hurt. ANA Their, is bat one paper me lrr">,l
If 81 i,h rWe he any lain-thr it"H. Jaro"
Thof.',>uu> report "f operations on ih'
frontier. Ar.-thC existence ui when WIS
tlhu.nn 10 m" rIrtil tn" officer Win Wli"lr
| E.rrI, wrm 10 Canada found ii, rs he Wolilu
fr,fll2 il called upon. II was too ialc men
- r,rrdr. nor could have been induced Il"
E.I~iy history by destroying it. And here
follows curious episode.
hmuwinL tIGt the documents cNhiptco
iii.. ll,i hat Mr.. THOMPSON bad a very Elr&r
niun;ml If tuu!rir!it" States GOA III fl>
i..>,,.>>ion at tine time OF the COLLAPSE
u.ir!i I"iI '.ht> gone where the W""dblllt
iW,Ir.Ih"--l went Il long journey last sum
MGR IL >r,. hm. and ont OF abundant kihd-
u,,, iuIi him 81 Tie fact that >ucl papers
utr.. -riG rX,ant. liz would not be coII'
,imryd. SAVING Mr.. Hcniamin had told him
everything Of the kind bad been destroyed,
.ul [ dare >,tv hc WAS - informed ana h'-
H-,,d lii being mInicStly the cue OF that
uiiy Hebrew. in order To- share III the pun
DIR aforesaid. Now. lna>nticI rs the Con
i..i,r.ir Government WIS indebted to lhc
writer in the ;tiJulnt Of at least S'h. INV "l
1nmi odd on liufidatrd account. he one
N'ilrIj ct yir,uot,>lv indignant that M"H>r>.
Ihlpi>pn ana Hcnl1mn should have G"h-
i.rI i aI. BY Mr.. Thomp>on'> permission.
aii,Iuyld addressed Inn on tie subject, IL
H., huI,, that h. woud make III effort L"
,,,aii, il.rrntirc mass OF documents: but he
treated NV letter with oilcn>iv" silence.
N,W, the publication Of this report VIII
,iu,li,tl,>> carl>r him, with jefferson Davis
M.l j. 7. Brnnmin, Ia feel uncomfortable
inra fifth while. But, Is expect 10 90 t.
u,ithrr of them when die. my sympathy
Shall not Toe oil Il hcart-rcndinT character
especially - they have I'LL three treated INT
hadil enough in my time. And thus am
albeit Internationally, the instrument oi th'
execution al Il ~0r! of poetic lustc" up"'
thrui. Auh I:rrr must II" suffered. ~ one Sti
bic! Ito Inc sacred Lost Cause. tp SAY that
Wil"ty rrj,ipiial" the policy of attempting K
trim uurihrrn cities dt.}'inG the war
especially Democratic cities. and that
always indrn'mrly denied that allegation
AUTH seeing MIR. Th"mlsonS report. 20 ic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

DR.. Wili.m y. Wexford, Il native Of
Fredericksburg, and Tor many years an III
tlUrntial and most respectable citizen Vi CUl-
pepper county. died Yesterday in this city in
his >iNty-tili' Year. after protlactcd illness.
at the rc>iiirllc" of his son. William y.
Wexford. Dr.. Wexford WAS the proprietor
ii tlu Farley estate in tllipcpcr county he
fore the w;u'. and there FOR Il long time di>-
prn>cd the most elegant hospitality TO Il large
circle of friends and relations. Ly,chburg
IlLtNMiIh.
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\ Lose DEouGnr-For five weeks past
There In, scarcely any rain fallen in Atlantic
t,!y, Nvw jersey. Although the wells and
rI>i"EIiN have had u plentiful supply, yet for
rear oi their becoming exhausted before rain
Rails sufficient 10 ill them again, the railroad
company are making arrangements to run Il
water train 10 supply the people there with
lhat needed article. Ii will be procured
near Ab>Ccom from the best and pnieSt
'pFings, and distributed among those WHO
GtGd u ut small cost,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

LoSGFELLow AND HARRY BAssErT.-A cor
respondent of the New York World, in Il let
ter written on "Wednesday, says:
"a visit to both stables early this morning
shows that LonTcllow was badly hurt. He
was lying down in Il wcll-stl7lwcd box, with
his ankIc.vcry badly swollen, so much so that
it is yet 4 disputed question if the ,endons
are broken or not, or whether the ankle is
only swollen from the effects of n severe
sprain. Cooling lotions are being constantly
applied, and the old man, Captain Moore,
and other horScmen, hope that Longfclow
will yet be able to run again.
cat the McDanes stable all is glory. The
big red horse is Us well, if not better, than
he was two days ago. Early in the evening
after the race Bassctt was allowed to take Il
run by himself Ill 4 small paddock near Macs
stable, and after he had been out there about
a half an hour it took all the crowd OF
"nigs" in attendance to catch him again, SO
fresh and playful was lie. He will no doubt
run on Friday in the dash of three miles, az
ter which he will rest until the August meet
inc here, when he will appear i'll Il dash OF
four miles, and probably aStonish the world
again in the matter of time"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

DEATH of REV. ions III. BococH, ID. D.
This distinguished clergyman of the Prc>by-
terrain Church departed this life on the night
of the 18th instant. lie WAS ilty-ninc years
old lust ,Ianiary. For nearly a year he and
his family have resided in this place. but his
health LIS been such IL to forbid his appear
in- in public. Two years ago, being then
pastor ot the Presbyterian church in Finca>-
liz. III the midSj OF his useful laborS, he was
stricken with paralysis. which shattered his
physical frame, rendered speech difficult, and
Greatly impaired his inl3lli-encc.-LcriaJon
Gazette.
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Horace Greeley Forty Years Ago--H,ci-
ter from 7Tr. =. s. Rcdsicid on tiac
Whitc-IEcaded, E.anlxy Boy Hho Set
type for Him.
From 1881 to 1884 ] was carrying on the
business of stcrcotypin@ at PIG William
street, and most of the time was employing"
Il great many compoSitorS. II was in 1852
or '3i35, | think, that, being at one time mitch
in need OF more compnStorS, asked those
in the Office to let the fact he known ut their
respective hoarding.hou>cS. Among those
who applied for work in response 10 this call
was qtleer-looking chap brought il by one
of the hands in the Office. He was of rather
more than medium height; his Lair was
almost white. his face quite 50, and entirely
bcartllrsS, and he walked with shutting
and uncertain gait. lie wore very old white
hat, and ftlStian pantaloonS which did not
come down to his boots, and these completed
Il personality which ! had never before met
with in Il composition, and turning to Scy-
muur, who brought him i'll, | inquired if that
fellow was Il compo>itor. He replied, " He's
Il quccr-ooking fellow, but they say he's Il
GOOD workman" Bcin" too much in want
OF help TO be very particular about the per-
Sonal appearance of !; compositor gave him
Il case and copy, and YOU may Judge Of my
surprise when tell you That his weekly bills
exceeded 10y from 30 TO % per cent those Of
the other colnpo>itors by his side who were
on the same work. And what was equally
remarkable. no matter how rapidly he picked
up the type with his fingers, the stream OF
talk That rolled of his tongue was never i'll
lcrrup:rd lie talked necessarily. When J
made o;. lis first bill learned that his iialnc
was Horace Greeley.
In those days he was Il compo>ilor. and he
WAS Il good one. He set type rapidly and
made Il clean proof. When lie wts i young
man he did his work well, and now that hc
is an old one, and there is big "t;t lc y
ahead to give out. propose that we give il
to him. j. ). REDFlELp.
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spccIal Dispatch 10 tho Baltimore Sun.
Conference on tisc PENN
u,,naufn Middle.

u,sUxGToS, July lS.--1t was stated in
Ia, nights dispatch that information had
,..hnJ Washington that the conference
'I,;rh WAS held in Philadelphia on Tuesday
i,r,) Tho iisa0ccton in the Republican
''..,, h,I failed. In addition to this result
t'm,, NJ tic details have been learned which
1.,,, ,hat President Grant appeared in be-
W., - hi, own Administration, seconded by
49, 49,, ,,,,,,,lrrrS OF the Cabinet. one or two
,,ys mn ex-senator, and others, whose
..,,.. cannot bc obtained for publication.
:, ,,r,ayrl early in the conference that
,,'.I Eorrcr and those wtc acted with
80, ,,.,,,,rd moi cease their opposition TO
.'''' ,,,..,,.ri state ticket just so long
''' ,,r,,,n of il was composed OF
...,, ,T,.o>;pu> t. the honest Republicans.
,,ran.>yinn 10 change the candidate
- ,,'l;,u.Gcrrrai was no: regarded *
'a.t.,,, r.n,,t!y. and finally il became evil
>''' ,!.-, ran crnprunisc could be made.
"'"' r,..i3i,u; and some of his advisers,
w. 49,. ,yrr,. 50 strong IN their bchait that
-. rnrnlI.ll local troubles in the kcpul-
$3.50, ,1rty. l'rul>N lvaul should :" Demo
-, October. the di>aicr;cd elements
,........ ,,l,i,r fer Grant a@d Wilson ana WIN
-,.,..I,.,.k m November. Tho 'ir>ldrht
......,I In Long t;ranch, from whence he
.t.. most privately. and Colonel f"rhc!
..,gl,. Ia Washington Oh private business
.t..f3ti.,r declines 10 converse upon the con-
.,...,..., a,l Ia. nevertheless, cXlhcliiy rN-
messed himself III the conclusion oil lhr
...i,r,1a. in Yesterdays Press, PARAGRAPH "l
,,.tr. was quoted ll>t night, ihat ne l. not 10
I..,vr!y,d from his purpose "hy The ms
,aI,n friends Of Grant.
far p,., OF the President That i'rnnSyII"-'
,...v.L 7l November, reverse her Ncf"ict
ut raanrr l. looked Upon hy the old l'"l'-
3. ..a, here 81 !,otu i1ait'c, is mos; amusing
'a ~ li,. i,A,'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

Arrival OF TIE FRENCH MISIsTER.-Ne,c
York, July 1S.-Marquis dc Noalles, the
new French Minister, arrived this evening
with his family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

CONGRESSIONAL. Indidadro-
lis, July 1S.-The Democrats and Liberal
Republicans of the Ninth Indiana district
nominated Judge Horace I. Biddle for Con.
praas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

ONO CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION. Cincir-
nat, July 1S.-Hon. William Lawrence was
to-day nominated for Congress by the Rcpub-
|i,nns of the Eighth Ohio district
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

We have been blessed with rain, and the
prospect for corn is very good. Some of our
farmer, have lhrc>hcd their wheat, and the
Yield is very fine. The oats will be very
Short.-Iuns Courier.
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The wheat in this county is reported TO lis
over the average of last year and of nuIclI
better quality, and the corn crop 4 very pro
missing one. The oats is much below the
STANDARD OF production. but better than any
rxnrlf ed .SL0LnLOn IlMdic0i0r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

Dr. llandon Is. Edwards. one OF the most
physicians OF This city, has been
elected hy the Board of Trustees of Randolph
Macon College physician To liat~ll>tilution.
Mus.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

Lawyers in Pulaski county, Ga, take their
fees in gophcrs rather than gophcrther and
fare worse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-20

Rev. i. w. HUBBARD, pastor of 81. Mark :
Gpi>copaD church, has resigned his charge
of the two parishes in this county. He
leaves The county for his new field OF labor
(Iicntucky) carrying with him The high re-
card Of The communities in which he has
hborcd for the past four yc@rS.-ftnc0Ste
WtrNH.
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MACHINERY. &c.

TOR SALE,
L A LARGE LOT OF MACHINERY.
c IroISTiSG-ENGlNE:, about 1s-llorsc power.
mounted wheels, suitable for iuarryiuS.
wrccking, pilc-driying. &r. With or Without
asr Hh 81 Tie h9TSE i2T piELs'fIyYihE AND
BOILER. on one bed plate.
One s-iIOltSE POWER AGRICULTURAL EN-
CINE. mounted on wheels;
aud BOILER.
One NEW l2-IloRSE POWER PORTABLE EN-
One NEW 1O-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "WhceIcr's" Patent Balance
One ' SiEacS6iNp-HANp ,o-HoRsE POWER STA
One ssGGtG65SD-HASD l2-HoRsE POWER PORT
one N ssE:td%i,1mASD s-HoRsE POWER UP
ore kiG iInr SHi PGWER STATIONARY ENGINE
3 3ne s-II0EsE ENGiNE,
T T%o '5 - iGhsE DS o II TuBTthh b6iIERs
One win asnH E5PE' f POWER P6RT4BLE Boiler,
Three s.' PL La CYLINDER BOILERS of ls-llorse
One p SNTdG p;T ALDEN FAN BLOWER;
One One PoI;Y ABLE GRlsT MILL wi,hs-foot French
One Di NEW S' GRAY & WOOD rLANER' as-foot
bed. .; inches wide: =, nm, ,r,rr % ,,.,.s
One SCREW CUTTING SLIDE LATHE, ~ Inches
swing and 7 foot bed, nearly new; -, 49,.
One FOOT LATHE, suitable for gunsmith or jew
elier: :, n,,,,po ,,so.,
Three Fni:CE PUMPS, from one to four-inch
su %riNC;, PULLEYS, and HANGERS Of all
sizes. . r.,,,o
Steam aud Water Gauges. Pect and Clone
Valves Gauge Cocks, Tallow Cups, wafer Giliigs
Glasses all kinds OF on Cans, Steam Whistles, anu
a general assortment of Engineers supplies Also,
large assortment OF new AMI secondhand ohacGo
Shapes, Shape Presses Box Presses, i1Lsb anu III
lets. and all kinds OF Tobacco f1XttnS maze W
order.
The above will lie sold at very reasonable prices,
and on accommodating terms.
49, SIOAT & ADDINGTOS,
Nos. 1922, 1924, 1426. and las Gary street,
and Nos Is and Is south Fifteenth street
MY IL
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DIEDA0N'fS Fem ALE INSTITUTE,
i CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
$500. Mig II E AT 4 flIt I,t,fs-c,ft, sr
Mrs IL. III MEADEt PRINCIPAL.
T. ~ ~ T. Iffsa NJ ~ ~ r. g q n ~ n

II
= CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.
NRs. II. X MEADE, PRINCIPAL.
TW ENTIE SUAL SEES SION.
The exercises Of this school viii he resumed on
MONDAY the 18th of ssptemtsr.lss 1871. It's instr1c-
un covers the entire coi.se OF study ptrsueGint the
best rstclass schools. he Principal Will Inc as
sisted as heretofore by corps OF accomplished
experienced, and faithful oachcrs III necessary
many Of the very best references c.lrt be given taken
from among the past and present patrons Of the
school. For special reasons II Is Important that APP
plicatons lie made at as early d1; ~ possible For
Terms etc. address the Rev. X. II. MEADE. Char-
iOtiesviIIe. Va. w 2O-aaw,m
CT. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL. FOR
- BOYS, win be opcri again on the FfRsT MON
DAY IN SEPTEMBER, This well-knoen iIisti-
tuition Is conducted by the Benedictine Fat.ers of
st. Mary's church, and affords 10 Catholic parents
and guardians n rare opportunity to have their Sons
and wards thoroughly instructed In all the csom-
AIRY branches Of 4 complete commercial and CLASH
cal course Of studies. Special clre is given to De
ginncrs, and paramount attention paid 10 religious
instruction of all classes.
The school-rooms are rcittnd. and all due care
win be taken to render this institution-tEe
only one of its kind In this city and vicinity
worthy Of the patronage of Il Catholic community.
TERMS: s. per month"; TO be paid In advance.
For particulars apply tn
REy. Dir. HERMANN WOLFE, o. S. B.,
WITHIN corner Fourth and Marshall streets.