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Anecdotes.
Snecial Correspondence ofihe N.

Suecial Correspondence Ollhe N'O'iH
CAMARGo, Mexico, August 81, 1876.
Having just taken "hhsty plate of soup"
and whilst waiting for n friend, who has
promised to call aud give me some news
from Col Harvey, will furnish you with II
few general items. aa II..-
THE MAN WHAT WAS NOT horn TO DE KILL
ED ny A SHE'LL. During the honlbardmcni
Of Fort Brown, the besiegcd troops were o.
hlircd to throw themselves flat upon the
ground every time shell from. the enemy
was fired at them. A shell exploding among
men in standing position would he twenty
times more apt TO kill them Than ifthey were
close 10 the ground. A knot of officers were
standing together for II moment one day, rest
| ing aud chatting. when a look out man gave
the word TO dodge shell. The officers were
down in an instant, Lieut.. II. prostrating him
self face downward, and looking over his
shoulder The shell came fizZlng down,
close bv lhcm 81 wonder if she'll bust" re-
marked the waggish H.. "she's long time
about il, any how" Hardly were the words
uttered, when tremendous explosion replI-
ed to them, and HIS head went down like n
lump Of lend. Pretty soon the pieces began
to fall, with pattering sound, around them
Snow we'll catch it," remarked H., lhclinIhg
his face little upward, but still lying close
s'Fherei it comes" said he, ms he saw large
| fragment descending rapidly, directly Hpon
his back. His comrades saw il, and thought
sure enough that poor HIS time had come
Twas useless to dodge, for he might roll
himself directly in the way of it, SO he clay
and took it," as he remarked afterwards The
piece hit him plumb between the shoulders
"lIoo!n grunted H.; and his friends sprang for
ward to see if he was dead. Arc you hurt H5
"No," said he coolly, rising and shaking his
coat, "but fellow might as well he killed as
scared to deathr' 1t was clod Of dirt that
hit him, the shell having penetrated the
ground in hard place, and throwing offthe
clods in every direction. ii. was sent oul
soon after ,th party of men 10 clear oil
bushes, and performed the dangerous duty
as coolly as no received the bomb shell. 81.
/ MISSING A REGIMENT When the army
was coming out from Corpus Christi
near the Colorado, they began to meet will
wild cattle. Ono day n soldier made chase
to bull, and becoming excited, forgot tina
the animal was between him and his regimen
and fred missing his mark, and fortunately
the regiment ut the same time. The soldier
was arrested for his carelessness and irregu
lar conduct, but was soon released, Awhile
after this, our hero got into desperate quar-
! rel. one still morning, with his better halt, ant
as their conversation was loud, they were o
verheard. The corporal accused his spouse
an Irish woman oftakipg drop too mucl
now and then, and seemed to be silencint
her batteries very fast, when she broke on
with, "Ah, yes, and its n soger ye calls yer
SELF isn't it, to he sure! A nice Soger, 'poi
the life ofme, you,lut shotat a bull and miss
ed whole regimont--get out wild ye,'an'
don't talk to mel" 8.'r its ui ,thst So .1Ar
1
i uAf.,.r,,N fC,lifornia( August H.
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u "NIAzArLAN, (Californial August vs.
Commodore Stout arrived off this port three
DAYS ago. in tho Levant; he remained but one
day and then proceeded TO Panama on his
wny home, leaving Captain Stockton in COM
mand in California, which had allpassed quiz
ctly into the hands ofthe American forces.
z aItis the general belief that this coast will
he blockaded blythe end ofnext month. The
Warrenleft herein June, with dispatches
from the Government for the commodore.
supposed to be orders about blockade Of
this coasr. When commodore Sloat left
Monterey she had not arrived, but could not
have heen ont more than four or FIVE days al
ter lie sailed, so that il Captain Stockton car.
ries those orders into effect his ships will
probably be here in September non t, alis
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,robably be here in SeptemborT

20 1soml1 h1lIAili ns9i ion yadi suR l,1s
y'a7i s.il % 80iihhal. 1uA et9nai .rsy oil,
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Baptist Church, Nassau street. died at sufed Conn,
the 4th inst.
Rev Jacob b Smith has been transferred to St. Lukes
Church, seaford Christ Church. Broad Creek, and St
Johns, Little Hill, Del
The Rev Mason Gallagher has been transferred to St.
Peters Church, Dasville, Livingston Co., N. Y.
for public worship every Sabbath during the month Of
August, at hafpas 10 in the morning. hafpast in
the evening Preaching by Rev. VIM. r. Chapman, the
pastor elect
The Rev Cornelius s. Conkling late of West Milford
Passaic Co.. N J. has received and accepted a call the
first Presby Church Of Alexandria, Hunerdon Co.,
N j.
The Messiah Church and the Pilgrim Congregational
Society, of Boston, have united and will in future
ship together the Pilgrim Church and Society
The venerable DR.. Hopkins having lately resigned his
pastoral charge of the FIRST Presbyterian Church in Au
burn, has been succeeded by Rev Henry A. Nelson,
recent GssS~ate Of the Auburn Theological Seminary.
A Evangelical Lutheran Church was dedicated at
Detroit on the I'd inst.
Mr. Howe's Free Church at Boston is nearly compile
ted The first sermon was preached last Sabbath.
Mr. Thomas Starr King, of Charestown, has accepted
the invitation of the Frst Unive rsa society in that
town, to become their pastor The installation to take
place on the first Sunday evening in September.
The commencement of the Wesleyan University, Of
Middetown, Conn. took place the 9th inst. The
graduating class is the largest that has been
sent forth from this institution numbering thirty-fve
The honorary degree of A M. was conferred upon the
Rev Eli Noy OF Boston Rev. William Bell Of Cana
da Geo w. Leech, NJ D., of Brooklyn, L. l. and MIR.
Sullivan Weston OF Poughkeepse, MY. me honor
II credabe to the antisectaran character OF the inst
tuition that the honorary degrees were all conferred on
gentlemen not OF the Methodist Church
The Rev. Thomas Atkinson rector of st. Peters
church. in Baltimore has been elected bishop in ndi
This is the second time, he having before declined
the Office His acceptance has not yet been made public
CorrRrpurroSs TO DOMESTIC AND FoREror MIssIors-
Ss7 269 80 to the latter S36 sol 81 total S73,77l 90
This amount was contributed by the different Doceses
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent OF the Senate.-Seth Bel
den to be and inspector of the for the
port of Hartford, in the State Of Connecticut vice PEN
field H. Goodsell, removed. Benjamin T. Carpenter
he appraiser Of merchandise for the port of Philadelphia
in the state Of Pennsy lvana vice Samuel spackman,
removed. William willard, to be surveyor and inspcc-
o Sr s for in the State
inspector Of the for the port of North Kingston
in the State of Rhode Island in the place of William Hal
oway, removed Joseph Ramsey to be collector Of the
customs for the district and inspector of the revenue for
the port of Plymouth in the State of North Carolina TO
present commission expires Hardy Hendren to be col
ector of the customs for the district and inspector Of the
ssspp to take effect from and after the 10th Of August
1896 when the comm ssion Of the present sx
he revenue for the port Of suffolk in the State Of vir
gna to take effect from and after the 29th August 1896
when his present commission will expire Jesse Tho
port of Nashville in the State of Tennessee in the place
of Joseph Ltton, deceased. Louis St. Martin to be
gster Of the land ONCE for the district Of lands subject
to sale at New Orleans in the State Of Louisiana to
take effect from and after the 2sd Of August 2s46 when
the commission Of Peter Lsidlaw expires
HEAVY STORM OF RAIN AND HArL.-Yesterday
afternoon We had a most terrific storm of rain
and hail. which lasted from half until half past
o'clock the rain pouring down during the whole time
in perfect torrent deugng the streets many OF which
overlooked the stones and filed in several in
stances the cellars. In the early part Of the storm
large quantity Of hail fell OF very large SIZE which
is feared has caused much damage to the fruit corn and
vegetables. The lightning during the continuance 81
the storm was most vivid and the thunder deaiening
and regret add that life has been lost a. will be
found by another paragraph Rain was much needed
in the country but coming down in such torrents has
in all probability done much HARM not more than
1t has good. Early in the morning-at o'clock-the
reached 80 with the prospect of its being the
hottest day of the the RAIN however cooled the
and made quite agreeable towards even.
ing such STERN OF rain thunder and lightning has not
visited Baltimore for several years The telegraph dur
ing its continuance compelled to cease operating
on Of the effect ofthe lightning on the wires It
is feared that much damage has been done Ia ne river
and bay baltimore Clipper Aug. ..
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Literary Intelligence.

WILLIAMS CoLLEeE-The annual commencement of
this institution the 10Th inst Rev DR.. Hop
kins will deliver the Baccaaureate before the senior
class, the afternoon Of the preceding Sabbath. On
the evening Of the day, the address before the
theological Society and Society Of Inquiry will be de
livereJ by the Rev. DR. Cheever Rev samuel |. Prime
Of New York city will address the Adelphic Union
commencement day. The moonlight exhibition occurs
the evening OF the 18th inst The day preceding the
comm enc ement-Norfhampton Gazette
Tescklc Wallis Esq of Baltimore has teen elected
an honorary member of the Royal Society of Norher IN
Antiquaries, Denmark.
YALE CoLLEor-The commencement is 10 take place
at New Haven on the 18th. The New York Sacred Mu-
steal Society intend performing the oratoro of the Mes
siah on the evening before, Miss Northal sustaining
principal part Much interest is felt with regard to the
coming election Of President Of Yale College Professor
Woosey and Doctors Barnes and Bacon among
named in connection with the Office.
GENEVA CoLLEoE.-The annual CONNIE nccment OF
Geneva College, will take place Wednesday the 5th
OF August. DR. sprague, of Albany, will deliver an
Grafton before the Hermean Society and the Rev Ho-
bart Williams has been invited address the Alum
Baccaaureae address expected from the President,
Benjamin Hale, d. and the Grafton for the degree Of
Master of Arts will be delivered by h. Marshall A. b.
= Genera Gar Aug 1.
catalogue and distribution OF premiums Of this nstitu
ton, located at Cincinnati Ohio. II appears to be in as
hourishing condition any institution In the west
During the last there were % students boarding IN
the college, and i92 day scholars The Rev Father j.
A. Elet is President Of the Faculty. Tho institution is
under the charge Of Jesuits
The autumnal Unitarian ton will be held IN
Philadelphia sometime during the month OF OCTOBER
next
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~@ LONG ISLAND RAILROAD Express Mail
ALA Train, leaves Whitehall street Ferry, New Yorl
side, every morning at A. NJ, for Boston,
Also trains from BROOKLYN side at O'Clock and
I've miuuts: and sk M, and and r NJ. daily. The
amiugdale and and the latter all places the
LII
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| PRIVATE DISEASES.
| BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.

w NASSAU Strett,
DARTICULAR MOTIF L Patients residing in any psrt
Of the Union by writing full Of their
ton let the disease be of what kind maydeiic
delicate otherwise it will be consulted upon by
the Members who daily for that purpose and the
crssay remedies with directions forwarded
la this instance the fee ($3,D which will include all
penses, be enclosed post paid, and directed to
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings
Where one Of the MembersDoctor McDonnell-i
auendancr
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT,
For the Of Gononh9a, elects Structures weakne
Of the nocturnal and all discha
from the uretha This powerful diuretc than
other remedy discovered without interfering
any way with business. Price 81 per pot.
SARSAPAkILINE,
Prepared by the College, is the active OF the
nuine Honduras approx by the College for the
Of scroua rheumatism cutaneous eruptons enlarge
and pains Of the bones, syphic symptoms and the
train of diseases inudicious Of
curry and unskilIu medical treatment Price, 81 bottle,
s bottles for S.
NON-MERCURIAL BLACK DROP.
This va be remedy in Syphilis, boil.
primary and constitutional II should be resored TO mme
datey after the hst of the disease Persons
who have erupons on The yenerea nodes heumslsm
scofuls disease arising from Impure o the
blood. shouid not be without single bottles
Sl-cases of hall a dez-n, IS.
Carefully packed forwarded all parts of the Union
w. +. DICKINSON. AGENT, OF Nassau street.
aus lmsr
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On 2oBJESI p pEE apit ,ihS ~ \,

IN A SUBJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING 10
" MANY. Dr. RALPH Author Of the PRvArE TREAT
sE begs thai he home much possible iex
eept Sunday for consultation any OF the Disorder
eenwch by POSI- through Box 800 Lower Post
Omce-Ne~ York Also TO observe that beside gleet,
parts BY venerea maIades there others which deeply
70 the sunerer-sucb weakness and ir bts
me sexual organs from early improper habits
he s Taf sS..
urinary AFFECTIONS, Which ignoranfv called Gravel
stone and on which whoever consult him. may depend
on n,h ne Ro; faithful and deliberate attention
oil the Genfo Urinary system his especial study; and most
particularly IN the Of and or Grave in every
FORM subjects generally but little understood, he believes
Communications by may, f preferred he
simply Boz 800 Lower Post Office N " II was iormerlv
thought advisable TO gave several most eminent aud
aud rank, the impudeut claims medical titles and
hos pal experience Of class OF people who literally
large ctes, become OILY proof Of the
pretender .
B-For the convenience Of those distance and for
travellers the author has contved ttle chest with
and key and with his treatise fitted ~ the lid which contains
everything for the immediate and private cure Of
these complaints They also especially suited to those
who afford the OF personal treatment AS
there very differ aud distinct disorders, ere
medicine, contains the suthor patent syringe and qgsdi
for injections (pce The other Containing all that
Unnecessary from the first appearance Of the ore 10 the more
advanced cons utioua form, Is also 80 And Que lit
both diseases $40 his latter peculiarly fitted Tor Ma
rners and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience Of the authors private PATIENTS but soper
iscy hsye they every purpose and so graed are
those who have experienced their adv that he has
been induced 70 give them publicity. They are for
waded carefully enclosed every United States
York. iwsr
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DIrrEn TO GEr. GAirls.-We learn with pleasure
that the visiters old Point WILL Thursday next
give dinner to the veteran General Gaines and the Off
GERS at that station, who participated in the glori-
FATAL AccIpENr.-An interesting little girl of Mr.
Joseph Marshall Of Germantown, Pa died of iockaw on
Sunday last, caused by trcading upon nail one week
previously, which pierced through her foot.
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PARIsIAN RATIv
TTpIOI STERX
UPHCLo T. 81

CURTAIN MATEKIALS &c.
vryuE their full
Of sas Satin de LANES, Tapestry Lampas,
Ind;s Dsmssks Chntzes, Moreens. Ornaments and
Mugs .uitsble for Bed and Window Curtains and Fuai-
nrs all descriptions tor Interior Decorations,
ssiecfs ed great the French aud English
factories bv Of the firm, and embrace the largest an d
purchased for cash. BILE offer lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
Cabinet makers Uphoterers and Others requested to
examine stock from which oe supplied n any
quantity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing Will also
find IL their advantage to select IRON our Mso,tmen
which Tor variety cannot be urpssseo me
SOLOMON HART,
Upholstcrers aud Importers, 2t3 Broadway,
All liner opposite the Park.
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k&0 PACKET FOk HAVRE-second Line-The
Mx3y packet ship UTICA, Capt F Hewitt, will sail
she i'eof Sept FST freight q es,s;se spIly
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We learn that four hundred mules have been pur
chased at Lexington, for the ouarcrmasers depart
ment averaging in price sIo1 each is4 OF them have
been shipped to New Orleans, at 80 per head
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The following statistics taken from the of last
year. of the number of places Of worship end nsttu.
tons of learning in the State Of New York. with OF
buildings, SC, interesting
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GRAINS RUN AS EoLLQWs, COMMENCING WED
LEAvR BsooKLYN at o'clock A. NJ Boston
port daily (except Sundays,) stopping at
Farmingdale and s.. Georges h.,n
t9h o'clock, a. NJ, for Farmin dale aud
intermediate places.
ats NJ through Greenport, ping
both ways at Jamaica, Branch, Hicks, lie,
Farmingdale and all the stations betwe en-
Farmlngdale and GreenpQt
al p; NJ for Fmmingdale and ntesne
date places.
LEAVE GRxErroRr at O'clock A. NJ train
daily, teHcept sundays,l through to Brook
at3P. M, Boston train or on the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich stopping at St
Georges Manor and Farmingdae.
LEAVE FARMINopALE at 81 A. M, Accommodation train
at az A. NJ Cireenport train, for Brooklyn
2| p. NJ Accommodations train, for
LEAVE JAMAICA at A. NJ Accommodation train for Brook
lyn
:. at % A. M. Greenport train for Brooklyn
al 3A p. NJ Accommodation train, fo
Brooklyn.
fAnE TO Bedford cents East New Ycsh TX Rae
,A Hyde Park t7 miles s7 Clowsviile ldurns the
sion Of cour) M Hampstead 31 Branch 37h, Carrie Place
a, Westbury a. Hcksyle a. Farmingdale 62 Deer Park
g. Thompson 49, Suffolk station 81, Lake Road station
Manor 81 sa Riverhead 81 ss Jame.P6rt ST san Matte
tuck 81 62K Cuchogue 81 SEX, Southo 81 62 Greenpor
Accommodation train 81 IS Greenpo by Boston train 50 Is
Stages readiness the arrival Of trains the several
stations 70 take passengers low fares to all parts Of
the Island.
Baggage Crates will be in readiness the foot Of Whitehall
street, 70 receive baggage Tor the several trans 80 minutes
before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side
The steamboat Statesman leaves Geenport for Bag Har
twice each day. the arrival of the from Brook
tyn.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
uOIRS
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day OF October,
ls4s the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
taton OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
after the IL day ef December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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GOODYEAR'S METALLIC GUN-ELAsIIU
MACHINE BETTING,
P.9ILNILD IcII.
a.. mil, Al EnrAur, -nnar Rn.tnnN n

PATENTED leIi.
Made only RoIsury near Boston, Mass
4 s an article of immense value To consumers OF
IL Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equality OF width and thickness which IL will retain
9 No degree OF under ESQ injuries and
mains flexible any degree OF cold
J. Essential and common oils turpenne and other solvents some
Of which viii destroy eatber produce effect
T. las OF strength and durability and when adjusted
ehlney does require alterations the with leather
1t adapted to all kinds Of Machinery The prices which
afforded together with the remarkable
ders worth the attention OF all who the article.
Creull containing list OF Prices, will be forwarded
application the subscriber the mmedent Agent
Aordcrs promptly
CHARLES w. DURNEY Selling Agent
no 3-sm No. IS, fremont Row, Boston Mass
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.EOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.

-EOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
FVNHE subscribers having the right for
Il cniy, manufacture Coemans Patent AolAn Attachment
and apply the Piano
yend the be used part country.
They also manufacture Piano Foes oevsry either
with without the frame with oan
tachment.
Persons wishing obtain Instruments OF either kind from
mandatory hereby assured
mail shall be faithfully executed and prices they
employed an agent or were present themselves.
To al doubts minds a those unacquained
hereby exchange every such
from Of the country refund purchase
ney, II the purchaser satisfied
Any person wishing information foian may
obtain copies ofthe oAS Aso FORTE JOURNAL
ing their address to +. GILBERT A. CO.
ll-0m No 400, Washington street Boston
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no COUNTY, MERCHNNTS Am OTIII,Rs

Nv SotNThN MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
'INdE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
hts country 6end- and the pubic generally ha. ua
received nn supply Of fresh Spring Goods
Has assortment consists, Of the following arele
100 eors' hc.h Bunch Rai.ins
% boxes do
rs dc.
% bores Oranges. in prime order
% boxes Lemons. prime
10 fails soft shell Almonds -I
bales hard do
do walnuis
ffaf. fresh Date.
10 boxes preserved Citron
CASKS zante Currant.
1000 fresh Coeoanuts
20 don genuine Caret Wine eelebnlsd brand
IS Muscat do
100 drums Smyrna FIGS
10 eases Havana Preserves
10 do Canton Ginger
20 bbls Ale
Together with large supply Toys and fancy Goods and
French Candies also, complete of nv own
warranted equal any amy other
the Union. HAN pIzZtSI
aps No lS2. neIi door Exchange Bank.
UPERlOR Old London Dock enneee Brandy vintage OF
~ Do. old otsrd, Dupuy n Co. vintage 1899.
Do old Pnei- Casillon x Co." lstI.
Do old Pc ayoisin, 1919
Do }. J. Dupuy a Co, lstl
With Of Madera sherry Port Car,t and
other Wines OF first and second quality Jamaica Rum
irish Whskey eror old Ryewith every Liquor
Also sOO L. and Demijon WHOLESALE and
retail All Wines and Liquors bought person. orders sent
The greatest cafe will be taken
All we ask Tor IL a trial GALLAGHER A. OLDNER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in AMI
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors
No. d YVES Main
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

49, an and after the 3D. of December
S-zss<s@s% ~ leave Richmond Mondays
Wednesdays aud Fays A. ~ precisely and Lynch
burg text days a Sd P. N.
Returning Lynehbug Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
at A. NJ and aTnve in Richmond day % P n.
Passengers for Staunton,
BY Boats will leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays arrive seotvine A NJ and in Saunton
Jpn.
PGs,eagers fer HALIFAX Hszse
leave Richmond by the Stages
teTsville.
no2g BOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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n OOK TO YOUR INTEREST! The SUBJ

L. serbers wond respectfully inform their and the
public generally that they ecevedther usual Of
the most made CLOTHING for
they making constant additions semi
weekly consisting every Vaety ofdesabe Cioaks
Pants DnEes Shirts Collars Bosoms Stocks Socks Hdkfs
Suspenders which they will be pleased TO ut them
N style ind upon ressonabis terms
The taken the selection OF thar materials To
beauty well they have taken in
under their supervision 10 secure dnra
bny and OF it, makes their assortment peculiarly
desirable Call and for yourselves
HOOPER GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store,
uo7-u No ca. Main 81.