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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-28

GOOD FRIED CAKEs.-Take one cup of
sugar Two eggs, one tablespoonful of
outter, one teaspoonful of soda, two
teaspoonfuls of cream tartar, one cup
sweet milk, and stir in -four until thick
enough.
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A BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-The percep-
tive faculty of women is usually keener
than the same chronological organ in
men. Women know that beauty, rather
than genius, is wOrshiped by the stern
er sex. A may may talk with his lips to
his lady-lOve, but the keenness of the
woman knows that he is thinking of the
former in his heart. All women have
an innate desire to please their beaux.
They are fond of admiration, hence one
of their longings is to be beautiful.
The grand secret of female beauty is
health-the secret of health is the pow
er to eat, digest and assimilate proper
quantity OF wholesome food. Take
Vinegar Bitters. It will cleanse the
stomach, tone the vital organs. give a
perfect digestion, purify the blood,
clear up the complexion and produce a
state of mental and physical electricity
which gives symmetry of form, bright
eyes, white skin, glossy hair and a gen
uine type of female loneliness which no
cosmetic can compare with.
PILES can be cured only by Anakesis,
the greatest discovery of the age and
the sole, infallible remedy for the worst
cases of piles. Thousands of sufferers,
after trying in vain all manner of To-
lions, ointments and internal remedies,
have been instantly relieved and per-
fectIy cured by Anakesis. It is the hap
DIV discovery of DIR. Silsbee, a regular
scientific physician, and doctors of all
schools endorse and recommend it.
Price 81. 90. Sold by druggists every
where. Sent free by mail on receipt of
price by P. Neustaedter & Co. Princi-
pal depot, 46 Walker street, New York.
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For coughs, colds and throat disOr-
ders, use Browns Bronchial Trochez, having
proved their efficacy by test of many years
The most popular collars of the day
are the ElmwoOd and Warwick; because they
are made out of finer stock, look and fit bet
ter than anY others.
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WHEN the women wore hoops, foun-
ces and "full" skirts, eighteen yards
was enough for a dress. Rufles are
out of style, skirts are made as plain as
a bean-pole, and yet every female wants
twenty-five yards IN a dress.
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OAsToR On FOR CoRNs.-The South
ern medical Record says that castor oil
applied to the corn, after pairing closely,
each night before going to bed, softens
the q corn, and it becomes as the other
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lOrse-power.
WOODEN FRIGATEs.

These vessels are from 5000 to H.
900 tons English, and from 800 to 1000
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The Postal Telegraph.
From the Boston Adyertiger.

Four years ago, Mr.. Gardiner G.
Hubbard, of this city, IN an address to
the Board of Trade, stated that the
tariffs of the Western Union telegraph
company were high, arbitrary and IT,
regular; that large reduction in rates
could be made without diminution of
the profits, which would increase the
business without q corresponding in
crease of expenses, and that a still
further reduction of rates and of tariff
could be effected by the adoption of the
postal telegraph. He has advocated his
reform before congress, and obtained IA
vorabIe reports at the last congress from
committees both of the Senate and
Housr. Mr. Orion, IN his annual re-
port to the stockholders of the Western
Union telegraph company, says these
efforts have induced the company Z" to
proceed more rapidly with Increasing
the facilities and reducing the rates "
than they should otherwise have done.
The average rates in 1859 were 81
now, according to this report, they are
81. Offices then, 3, 1863; now, $40, a
reduction of 49, per cent. in the rates,
and an increase of so per cent. in the
offices.
Mr.. Hubbard said that large redue-
tions in the rates could be made without
any diminution of the net profits. This
Mr.. Orion denied, alleging that the ex-
penses increased in proportion to the
business, and that large reduction of
rates was therefore impossible.
The net profits when the average rate
was 81 were s., 534, 600 ) at 81 they are
50, 1857, 900, with an annual saving to the
public of "a, 900, OOOin the reducedrates.
Then {, 548,OOO messages were annually
transmitted now 12,2C0,000.
Mr.. Orion says no dividends have
been recently paid. This is true, but in
the meantime the company has doubled
its business, added fifty per cent. to its
miles of wire and other properly, has
purchased and now hol nearly twenty
per cent. of its bonds and 81, 600, 600
stock in other telegraph companies,
amounting in all to $12,OOO,OOO. The
compan7 has thus proved tie truth of
the position assn led by Mr.. Hubbai d,
that large reduction of rates would
be followed here, as it had been abroad,
/ by an increase of business and net ro-
fits. Mr.. Orion very plain y intimates
that no further considerable reduction
! in rates will be made. These rates are
now higher than those of any other
civilized country. The local rates are :
For twenty-five miles or less, twenty
five cents; for over twenty-five IN les
and under fifty, fifty cents; or over
fifty AMI under one hundred, seventy
five cents with an average rate, as Mr..
Orion says, of sixty-one.
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A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT
BROWNS Requires immediate attention. and
r 8oNCHIAL should be Checked. If allowed TO
GROCHES continue, IRRITATION OF THE
FOR Lungs, PERMANENT THROAT
JJUGHS FFECTIoN. Oh AN INCURABLE
AND IIUSG DISEASE Is often the re
JOLDS. suit.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR OCHES
Having a direct influence on the parts, gives i'm
mediate relief. For BRONCHITIS. STHAA, "a
TaRRIT. C.NSUMPrIVE AND THROAT DISEASES,
TRoCHEs are used q 1CdyS 1Cith good success
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII find TROCHEs useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking, and re-
ieving the throat after unusual exertiOn OF the
vocal organs - -, =,
Obtain only " BROwsy's BRoSCHIAA TR9CaIIls rs,
that may be offered. 8 ID everywhere.
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CLOTHES

I CORDIALLY commend Hamilton, Ill, ''Watel
Cure. Req. DR.. Wallace Monmouth College
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SPANISH NAVY.

The Spanish navy is thus subdivided:
Nine ironclads, carrying IA to 40 guns
wooden frigates, first class, 10, carry
ing from 26 to 81 guns wooden frig-
ates, second-class, 27, carrying from 2
to IS guns and gunboats, 7, carrying
from to 10 guns. The following YES
sells comprise the Spanish navy:
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The following IS the number OF shll
in the different squadrons

The marine corps and SAILOR force OF
the United States are comparatively in
significant in number when compared
wit b those of Great Britain and Spain.
There are fourteen thousand marines
in that of Spain. Particular care is
paid to the organization of the Span
ish marine corps, the corps ranking
first in the defensive elements of the re-
public. The selection for officers is
made from the nobility, and those des-
tined to hold commissions are educated
in colleges at Madrid and Cadiz. The
corps mprises both infantry and ar
tillery service.
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THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN
Companion Between the Naval Strength
of the Two Countries.
MANY OF THE UNITED sTAEs.

According to the Navy Register of
July 1, 1873, the following vessels con-
stituted the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-28

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK
from no other cause than having worms IN the
stomach.
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS
VIII destroy worms without injury to the child
being perfectly WHITE, and nee from all color
ing or other injurious ingredients usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS s. BROWN, PrOprtetOrs,
No. 2I5 Fulton street. New York.
Sold ny druggists and chemists, and dealers In
medicines a. TwFSTY-FIVE CENTS \ Box.
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Chicago,
Milwaukee,
& st. Paul
Railway.
milwaukee & st. Paul Railway Coz
FOR HONEST MEN AND WOMEN

everywhere, SO TO tI0 per week. Nc int
10 ordinary business. Address, box z1oir Slii'iii
matt y. o. ONO.
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Al PARK Row. NEW YORK.
EVeTy Day an IUCItaloo u 7 III III -
Seen and Felt.
The Great Blood PuriEE.


Every drop OF the sARsAPARILLIA RE
Sweat Urine, and other fluids and juices OF TIE
system the vigCr Of lfe for Il repairs tina wastes OF
Syphilis Consumption, GlRndulRr diseases, Ulcers
IN the throat, Mouth, TumOrs, Nodes 10 the GLANDS
and other parts of the system, Sore Eyes, StTu
mOrOuH di5ch argos from the EarS, ana 80 WORST
forms OF Skin diseases EruptiOns, Fever SoTess
ScsId Head, Ring Worm, Salt RheJEu, r. peas
Acne Black Spots, Worms In the Flesh, tuners
Ssinfni discharges, Night sveats, Loss Of sperm
and all wastes of the life principle are WitI'n We
curative range OF this wonder OF Modern hemts
try, and q few days, use VIII prove " - teisOD
using 10 for either of these forms o. lseaee us pO
tent power to cure them.
If the patient, daily bsGsJmIng reduced ~ the
crossing, saccee,ts arre5tinR these waists Ald -
Daips the sams wan new material made non heal
and does secure-R cure Is certain; for 85eu ono
thIE remedy commences its work or PuTincablons
ard succeeds In diminishing the less OF Hs5Les M M
repairs VIII ne rapid, and every Gay tns WI
feel himself growing better and stronger the 1000
digesting better, appetite improving and nesh ano
Not Only does ire sARsAPARILLIAE REsOLVENy
excel all known remedial agents in the cure OF
Chronic, BcTofuleus, Constitutionsl, ana Eklh o'S
eaRes; but it is the only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, D!Abetss
Trine, BFtghts Disease. Albuminuria ana IN al
where there briCk-duBt dSpo6itA. q the
water is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances IKE
there "a a morbid, dark bilious appearance and
white bOne-dust depOsit8- and Whea there u .
and pain IN the Small Of the Back and along thF
LOinB,
Tumor Of Ia Years Growth Cured
by Railways Resoivenf,
PRICE s. III yEE E|1nj I
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mr.. FIRNERIS GUIlE no HEALFH

EIVIS0 all advice necessary for every ons la
" bic 10 diseases Of any kind. married or single
old or young; ior AL hEs sexes OF ooudi tlop5 "
published; send dfty cents for sample copy 70 d.
Missouri.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-28

SNOWFLAKE CREAM.-Take four heap
ing tablespoonful of rizena, three of
sugar, few drops of essence of al
monds or other fiavoring extract, with
two tablespoonfuls of fresh butter; add
one quart of milk boil from fifteen to
twenty minutes, until it forms a smooth
substance, though not too thick; then
pour IN mould or cups previously
buttered. Serve when cold, with cream,
or any kind of stewed or preserved
fruits.
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a DOSE every two days is the way to take shall
lenberger'S Fever and Ague AntidOte. One dose
stops the chills, and a cure IS certain.
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M1NoE MEAT.-Three and a half
pounds of good chopped beef, pound
OF raisins (half of them chopped, the
other half left alone), the same guam
tIty of currants as of raisins, seven
pounds of chopped apples, one pound
OF candied citron cut in thin slices, two
pounds of sugar, one ounce of nutmegs,
three pints of cider or canned grape
juice, one pint golden syrup or best
molasses. These ingredients, put down
in q close jar, will last all winter.
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/ SECOND RArE-sAIL.
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yne congressional Cors1 cnttcn.

~. Lofts, May Dispatches We're re-
rriy"d to-day from the Governor of Gcorgia
~, Tin. The Convention to visit that state
and from the Mayor of Atlanta rendering
She ho. itality OF that city on the 10th in,
slant
Ineexcr,rsinn party numbers ono hundred
and sixty. Including one hundred and twenty
..}!iGtr>.n."n aud fifteen conSreS>lnen'S
"lI"S.
ATLANTA, May IS. The Mayors and
councils Of Rome. Columbus, Macon
Brunswick Savannah, aud Augusta have
rn,trd The hospitality Of their respective
:. iii"> {" The delegates attending tue Cover
,ir,'> Son, rntion TO meet here "u the 2otl
,n.;aut. The railroads are preparing grand
.,,}.r>inn I" tl">" place. and 10 tn" >rnhoard
Thry have also arranged to pass the Cover
nrr> free going to and returning from The
Convention, and for haf-slare tickets for Other
l. ls;llS.
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with upwards of $500 passengers are o'-
tanned.
BERLIN. Nay 16.-The German Govern
WON, have resolved to cxpel the heuempto'
rists. the Lazarists, the congregations OF the
Hojv Ghost and Sacred Heart, and the occu-
nonis of clrsc converts from the country
within the coming six months.
France.
PARIS. May ga complete remoditGrr!y
of the French ministry upon strict rcpaof'
can basis is certain at an early day.
The Count Rouchfaucault, who acts W.
tween the Lcgitimists and the Or!ea,, ..s,,o
had long interview with the eS,iso ' ,,I
the Count dc Chambord. mt when ''o,o ,h-,
was developed beyond the ADOPT" "
Young Napoleon rs Prince iinl'c'"'
Mexico.
Cry or MEXICO. May 16.-!hc 'I,r'"" Nv,
ooy, y farewell dinner to Minister N''>o"
and Secretary Bliss.
Russia.
n,r.s, MAY l6.-Thc financial panic has
.xt,udrd to the Buur>e here. Business Iia'
STONED and discounts are up To a." per cent
Austria.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF BANKER.
LoSpos, May ia dispatch from Vienna
saws one hundred additional failures werC
announced on the Bourse yesterday. No
important bank has yet suspended. The
protracted panic has created CONSERVATION III
all branches OF business. The son of /;
wealthy banker committed suicide yester'
day.
italy.
ROW.. May lG.--Thc Pop" continues t.
improve.
Cuba.
HAVANA, May 16.-rbe Captain.Genera
has changed bis mind und decided to con-
,iuue the quarantine. The steamers iazoo,
Juaniata, Havana, Margaret, and Germunls
are still detained, though there is no sickness
aboard nor is there proof Of cholera at Ne"
Orleans. 1t il proposed to petition the
United States TO intervene. The vessels are
crowded with passengers in an unhealthy
BAY. which is a great hardship on them and
the crews. several cuses Of Noiuito have
already been reported in the harbor.
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By Hill & Goddin, aucti"neers.
M. ll03 Main street.

EIGHTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
Il LOTS ON TIE WESTERN LISE OF TIE
CITY OF RICHNDND FOX SALE Al Aot-
rios ON WEDNESDAY. May 81, 1913, on The pre-,
miss commencing at u O'Clock r. W., we will sell
20 LOTS fronting each 30 feet by from iy5 To zeo
and WiIicr streets. between the city ne ana tll"
village ri lryir This beautiful Sefil%l = iIplay
building mp. Many of tine i"ccnflt->oin lois nov
have or are having built on them tasty houses
Ashland street has been graded from Reservoir
street to Carter street. Cary street has been also
graded. These. with improvements rapidly gong
On nI,ke thl, n very desirable hrld for Investment.
We ca attention Of noir"silcnts Of Richmond 10
this op,rrtuuity of buying property near our grow
iLHu-: om-furril cash: balance In four, eight,
.nJ Twelve muutls HILL Il GnDD1S,
my "a Auctioneers.
The above sale il postponed until IHLhSDA1 =
Nav -, at the same hour. HILL & GoDDlH,
~, ~ Auctioncers.
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By Grub. K Nillittrh


THRUST EE'S SALE OF FIVE OF
L THOSE HANDSOME AND NEW BECK
TEEEMENT~ At TIE Southeast tiPVIp
OF CLAY AND NORTON "lkFEI> At st,
TOMB execution 81 III. ut.t -.tt.- ~ q j., u .r
trust from f.lwart! ! fuk,r ui ~ ~. &. ~. -.,
,rrih"r H. trustee. viii -l ~ ~. '.,f ri,,tu r.
premises on MuNHAh. Ip:h tIr..I 5 ,,ri,.n t.
NJ, NV or NOR" at liz. BLOCK uF ten Ili>f-
SOME TutkEEIch-FnuNT IE>tNL\l>
situated ns above.
They have just been Completed, and nyN ,.a!,
for occupancy, with more Than sufficient aGn. .r
Of applicants 10 MI the entire block vim 10 ralr
tenants
Each tenement lut- siX rooms with inside blind.
and neat Tcrindali>: ga and water thruu.'fou' .
built In IN" mrsi uIulrrn slNlc WITH reference TO-
the present wants aEI CONT ni"n'.. al U.... v be-
wish Ia -crnT" "t".lt' 1T al'ttr "i'tl ~ lr'r
i'm lirII-t' - ping? tirl t. ,'.'lu Fi.r',. ',ft.n
comfort w;ttt i.a-t,.fu' eti 'ftt'i.r ,.fr.ft' =;
pcirauc..
NJ block N,i huI' ia il' ,tf, .lr.-.,lt. o.. ".u.
advantage. t. tr>,,r- ~ ',r.', ,...u..
corning charming hu'i'-. ~ ~ rfI'I' t-. f.f rf
-it. aud pIUItilhl, investments.
Ju,>., fuil. riIil~! !, .'tit ,,r,'t ru 70 us r,
thu. they. win III" il- Lttat'l'| n.t 49,. r,s, I.
tfl3u has been rrid "I tiii"iu" itr hn.-,trut s.t
with The closest mana cement "r@ wy..s .,t't-
on The Part ni the o"u"rt. thor ",f -. l+ .ru
Ia add to insure fun ar u'Lt"rs az :n: vs. r,r Jog
tcreSt III this sale.
TERMS: a. sale. \. y. Wif1llN>. Tra.'..
GErRR~ 4 " ltrI,N< va .rl',~~ "aes'
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aHt.Ts0s saIys-r,,,.,r. &C.
BY w. Goddln.
Auctioreer and Roai Estate Agent,
corner Eie?cntn and Eank tsrap.e

EOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTf1y
4 on THURSDAY. the 18th Of Way, Io3,, ~ !,
o'clock 7. NJ. the WORKS and pKIrFi.Tyy'n,Ftoo'
AMERICAN ROLLED NUT AND ITBI q ~
pASI situated at the foot IF Ninth street On
river. together with all In. RIGHTS ana Fp..s
CH1SES Of the company un,.ar cxi.tfny ,',;r',
for use CT pat ns. The property and fraucI,isc, !.
tie company consist of Furnaces iprIlIIIIny ,,.
hcating), Rolls, Engines, Saws aud Machinery ,,n
plcc for making and furnishing nuts. tube, .i,'.
Ing. and hollow bars. "''s
he works and property arc SITUATED Or, i.-,s.,
ground. lease having elk year, !" r!u Al {1l ,,r
num- With free water privilege. 49, ''
The undersigned viii receive prp,Gg,r for ,,,,,
furnish any information tiat may IT, IL ir, wy
parties Wishing to b@coIne purchasers. 49,
farttcs engaged In any ''rluch If non rrrnu,,
tur" I'm which this machinery n,ri II /, en-.
"rany W"nbcr"i III" committee. Li.;.f ..,r,,...s
mcuts will ~. mad" with Any "u" hat IN.
experience to carry TIN. work.. .ifl. f ~"
manufacture OF the articc, ptt"ui.dnr g,, ,I,t
iron.wurk In which Tho iuachi,rr,, e. ''''
hand can u" prnti'uIIv EMPLOYED go 70" ~
The company haa been successful "a ,I...,.,
iacturc at nuts bv This plocrs IIslr. rr,,,I...r -
very low price an article far sriinri~r IT, .,,,,,
IN ms country OF fnrop. ''t owing H. a GIfT"n..
OF opinion among the aiocknp.,.pt, :, In h. ''
and future policy Of the cpinIan, u l,,L,,.h, I
IA wind up IT. affair. w.
TERMS: Atsa'c WILLIAM TA<>rr.
FREDERICK z l !, ,t,''r'.
pAEkEE Campbell
". T.. :. EA>htEVIlit
v. V. tD~ AEDi.
J. Il. JGHS-rH.
ap t7--2l2L2sMyl.s. ..Io&tdld I.,,p,p,,,,,
The above sll. Is unI,oii,blr ,,.ts.,,,, 90,
THU RSDa the 22d Of MAY, a. :! ',i,I II .''
myls-Th. S.Tu,&Th .''.''''
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~ Richardson \ Co..
Real state Agents AMI Auctioncrr-,
Lila NJ I'm sir.Nt.


rINRlSTEE'S SALE OF \ FARM IN
j IiENhICO COUNTY Ri Auction BY
virtue ri the provision, of ccrtaln ace. . OF
trust bearing dat. on the 9TH day or August
ISL. from .johu ". King and wife Z" The un-
l,rsi:nr'l. trustee, 'iuly recorded In Tue cerh
"nir, nf the County Court Of ficnrco. IN secure
The parmrnl Of Il certain ne-nit'r note Iltcr IN
,..-rrilr,i being thereto required llN t'c i.ne-
,,I,ry Therein named. shall 7''ll ~ suction
i'm trout al i c,r,touI-liusr ~ 6ank rect, in the
city Of kichmoud, on WEDNESDAY tic 2ini In
slant nj - o'clock NJ. IN" real c,fa', described IN
sid deed consulting Ut about DNF. HUNDRED
AND SlNTtEN AMP TIL RE ECO t. ri III )
ACRES Of good arabic LAND, the greater portion
al which cleared. The balance tiInbcr"d. with 4
comfortable fEANt. DIV t.i.LiNG and "ut-hor>eS,
IN Hcurico county, on the Mountain road about
Sven miles from the city Of Richmond and one
uiil" from The head rf The Brook turnpike.
lhKMS: Enough IN cash to !cfray the expenses
ri "N'Cnirr This trtlst and pay OIL negotiable note
Tor SEQ, and interest thereon al The rate III II per
cent r.r a"num from tue .th DAY of February.
lss!. nnii ltd: Tho rC5idar suc!i terms - shall
bv announced Ut tie time Of sale
}. 4. III HARRISON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON K Co, iuctionccrS. my ~
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LOUISIANA.

,IlDEHs CT THE TAT.REsISTERS AT NEW Or
IEANS-ENIHJSfASrIC RECEPTION BY An M
MrNSs CuNc0CRsE OF PEOPLE.
NV OHLNA.S, May u. Generals De
Blanc. Deulouef, and Others, from st. Mar
tins parish, arrived here this evening in
cl,arsc of the deputy marshal and squad OF
Federal soldiers. They reached the mil
road ferry -lauding from jackson Square
about 5 O'clock. Upon stepping FROM the
boa, they were received with tremendous
cheers by concourse of people numbering
from five TO seven thousand. who mad
assembled to welcome them. They were
taken TO the cuslom-honsc and released. Il
appear before the United Suites commits
slurer tomorrow.
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Ecw Work. HteInS.

NEW YoEE. May 16.--Jose Gonzales has
been elected Cuban agent at Philadelphia.
Oswald Jusla, one of the Atlantic suryi-
yorS, >ubscrlhcs TO the fund for the Mars
Island fishermen. TO whom, he says, hun
urctis owed their lives.
The steamer Metropolis broke her shaft
when three days out from New Orleans, but
proceeded under sail, having need of no as
sistance. All on board are well.
Tweed appeared in court to-day and
pleaded not guilty to thirteen indictments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-17
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VERY VALUABLE ANn - y v v
' TIVE FANM u< rlih 49,, ,,E,
Giles ApFAkE tt.i"'n' -
rl- FOUR MILES FROM ki,liM,,N. A..
pNE-FUlRTIl OF 4 Nll.r. -" 10 20 t.I,l
VILE. HANOVER COUNTY, ~ .h',,t .
MOND. FREDEKitHsHuk' ANl INK
Rail ROAD, FOX SALE AZ ~ ! -
TUESDAY the goth ia, ri MAY, go t.', 80.
n ~ o'clock. wa viii sill the Nrrs 'A'''..'
called Br.AR ISLAND, h'' tn y -,.t.
Ricna ri ,imaihpey, accuIs'i inGb. d. -
.OSETlibt SAND S\p NiNt - ..5- ..
ainut ope-tl,rd IN woods ad II ''' ...t.
of tie Chesapeake aud ohio r!i!rot" u
acres OF the east aud ,hc L3!+nC, -. A.. ....
Ii Il justly Cotst':csct! nur ~ u .. ......
farms IL the vicinity, there t.ttS ''s..u
OF meadow land susceptible ~ ~" '',r.. rs
The highlands are we'll .nLMt@ :" 80. 49,. -.
wheat, corn. aud tobacco. iir' iII Mine. S..
sist OF I large and ComhiC''l"t> 'i'>N 't..,,. 'a.
all the usual u,.t-hous.>. Iud tfGt| 1, .s-
,lryd wards Of The mans ion i lN We 80, aga.
excellent water. Baptist aud fW.,,'s.lt', ii. g.
I'm the Immediate nriglh"ihpc'" '''
mineral rights reserved. ,,,... Al .,,n.. g..
TERMS: unr-iourth ta>h hi.1" t,t.r.i s..h
and three wears. with si> i"r cd ~ -..-.-..
s,cur,.i by n trust decd Oh the ptoi' l.s,-.
In :, short ,iu. For furthrr ininrdI'' 90 ..,.-.
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