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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08
The New Virginia Novelty Richmond Lady
Scenes and Characters from Life in Va.
nAIONTI

by the author of Robert k.amrr's Letters, "Mtrrying
from Prudential Motives" Kate Harper dc, ~
A. NORRIS. PUBLISHER.
NOTICES OF I He PRESS.
1--WE have another story by the gifted unihore~s the
first part of which will lie published in o,rJuy number
tint will convince toe most seepra that she of
the most powerful writer's of the day"
''We huye been favored with Of the early sheets
of alone, nnd we have been delighted with their pc
rusa Our only regret tha, lad the whole
hook W predict prominent place among ia" fair
writer's Of America the authoress of Alone = Godeys
L,'dy's Book.
alt will be found possess strong attractions, and
leave imnress tor good upon the hearts Of those who
read it, - IPatetmar and Observer.
Few works ( hc ion bear 50 pregnant a title rs the
mono.sy llublic which the Cite authorizes of our
city has bestowed uron her atest offering.
Few pro1 stions e the class at the present
dPy, -. with greater eloquence of dction, or
charms Cfa iiive.
he is emphatic, and she has made it tell"
The work nbounds in pi9uan remark aud wei sustaii
ed dialogue. Ii has elevate e aspirations aud high
moral am.
For ourselves, We have been grntifod, because We
have found in its morals what experience has often
shown us, &c. &c."--R,chmond Enquirer of 5tL MAJ
'ALoNE '-"1Nis production the pen OF u gifted
young lady of Richmond, has ELECTED nattering COM
mendOtons from several Of contemporaries of the
press Suc1 examination we have been able 10 give
il, has avn kened in desire read leisure
1t has confirmed high opinion Of the authorizes -
She has proved herself the possessor Of decided genius,
AMI in the work before u.s. throws its attractive light
ions "-R Dispatch.
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ECON MENDATIONS.

Lynchbnrg. W., Scptrm 90 1888. (
TO THE RAH-ROAD PIBLIC.
All the Cars ct every hind in use upon tbs road Lave
leen made at the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
Il, the direction tf Gen'l Nettetof rs Agent
1t gives much pleasure to say tina; oar cars have
neen strongly and faithfully executed. ] cheer(uy re
81 mmend these works. companies requiring cars a.
competent 10 construct and faithfully execute any con
tracts that may be- made with the owner OF these ork
CHAS. + NJ. GAhNETT,
ChiJ Eng. Ia T. Tenn. II. I.
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Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroonl.

ID h. Logan n son, Uthol <ssssgssFFssSs .-s.ssua
~. stersrs, rape' ilangers, Mat 81 sEzslsssssfsA
tiess and Rope Manufacturers. Main ~
Street, Two Doors below tire Market house LyncibuI
Va keep antly hand and make Or er. Curl
ed Hair, Lbuck Moss Cotton, Woo and spral spring
Mattresses, ard Rome of every description.
We have in our employment first rate Cab
Warkmen: and intend To keep hand sup ~ of
FURNITURE, Of our make, and also Northrn man
fncture-sueh Bureaus Spfas, Wardrobes Be9scnds,
Ch,ire, Doublennd Single LUunges,-l000 Bead tends
on h,nd. We as. t.e attention OF all Who navy
articles in line and pledge oursel Sc i Up
reasonable lac obtained in this on an
other market. ~ 5 l'ecia attention given the
pairing If Furniture (an 2.d&c's)
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VERY IMPORTANT
sttuuer, McEuderry a. 60.

IAyR received another lot Of those elegant and du
IL rasle.D RAP DIETS COATS They sre
rei taieythe desirable costs iaal saa be
possible worn "a much that they are hrld nHghes
estimation 81 the Sonth thar he nest trosd cinih
To vers Isrrc genfenasn, we would say ihsi Ne can
.uiI .he 10 size frum 50 a. - and ~ hfpast
ure. Ase every article In the way u Ca'toa Linen,
(ssuze SILK AID hesiss Shirts. Aisn most exreent
article of Shrunk Linen Goats anil Pants, very hand
some article. A S BNGLEDONE.
may Isis for Stelsf. MoEi,lcrfy & Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08

OWE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
specially call the attention of the citizens III
Lyncburg and the ad oning country his large anil
n splendidassormentoi BOOTS SHOES, E3
= CATERS. &c, of his Own MAKE S
-~S aud which WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AsD Of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot ~
Shoe for the present season. will do well to call on me-
am determined to please, both regards qualil
and price.
Don't forget call atthe three doors above the
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank 7. +. GRIMALDI.
dee Its
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FENHESE WORKS have be- set in operation - iih
L all the latest ImproDed Machtnery for Wood and
IL IN work. and upon scale comm with the
waits Of The outh and West. for Car construction
More ihnn one hundred cans OF all description have
teen J. nj these works Tor the Virginia d. Tennessee
RI Road.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads are respect
ry lnyit d to bestow Their patronage, they may
" upon Hayng their work finished in strict piance
et.I IT, III plans and ings after tie most
pqfove plans oi Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern kail-EsOads
Nil no longer be compelled obtain tEer Cars from
tue rh, subject large expense aud ii~k of Trans
rortbuon. GEO. G. CURLE Proprietor
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OFFICE Va. y TENN. RAILROAD Co

Lyhchbufg, Sept u 1913. !
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo O.
Curle feel confident thut the Piedra Mt orks un.i,
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Rail Road Cars well as in any and ell u :.
branches of mechairaI operations
JNO ROBIN Mcdaniel, President
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from tle'r commencement. under the forn'er
rruprtor Maj A. Ellison. Jr.; asks lo We to say to the
RhRoah pubic thai lac has engaged with the present
Prorreior and will continue IT. manage merit, hoping By
is long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
tenliun The work entrus ed to him, merit tie ap.
probation and liberal patronage of ilIe public
A. NETTL ETON, Manager.
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To the People of bynchburg Generally-and
My Very Kind Friends in Particular

MY very Kind Friends i'll Particular.
WOULD RETURN MOST sINcEnR THANKS FaR
Il the very liberal patronage and marks Of kindne ..
winch have been extended re. would also nf,in
them that have finished the plas'ering u the Wash
neton Hotel In which invite te atten ion of all III Sc
who have work in my line let The Job was conrIe.
ed rs soon IA The nature of circumstances would admit
and as To the quality of the work. leave it To speak
n wise and impartial public to Judge, whether | nye
done my duty also refer them To NJ Lcvich, " ho
Is wei ana widely KNOWN as gentleman. have be en-
informed That there are many speculaons with some
busy ersons IN regard TO what will mike or lose on
JON VIII ehdc'vor 10 satisfy lEer curiosity v saw
lng thathy Divine pernisson will make enoug To INV
my debts, Notwithstanding the ear of ynchburq h,s
been la KY abused by false assertion that had IN
wait until the plasterers had raised their prices befr
could geta job Now to set this matter right wo,lJ
say that hi job contracted for in 1883 and for pr,r
ct this hive only tn refer to Maj Lellwich ito not
want ali the work in the world. nor all IN ynchbutc Inn
only as much as can do in the time | promise it-Hnd
would say those wto are buid G. thai il they choose
To give new prices instead of having ilir work done mr.
the old prices. have ord say against them, ,
VA se who may do the work the new prices prv5ad
| am permitted to atteni my own affairs
In conclusion, permit me Ia THAI my desire i
'Still in my right hand 10 carry gentle peace
To silence cnvious tongues
All of which, respectfully submit TO the good nj us ne
pie OF my Old Virginia State, for
"Wh my love and Loyalty ever has and ever shall Inc
growing,
Till death, that winter kill it 4"
may lidlm A. l.. HAMBRICK.
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EARE REDuCED-rhroughf roa

L Ly1ch6urg, "a, 10 kR0rU1He IenneSSee, 6yfEe n
ginia and Tennessee Railroad, and Fartsk d. Co.'S. In
OF Stages Through tickets can he obtained at tn
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Bailta
Company, at the following points and ut the folo8la
rates, viz:
Er1 N IunI.lL,lra Il, CLris tim sh.1rm 81 9
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WIN. \. HANNAH
WILSON XFRANKLIN-W holcsuIe

NABLSON 81 rankin w holcsale
w AND RETAIL GROGEhS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants, In the Granite Front Bulring u
few douis ahoye the Merchants Bank Min Street.
Lsnchhurg, Va receiving their Spring supply,
In which they invite the attention OF their friends aud
the public generally
20 hhd4 o, O and ST Sugars,
50 bbs Retired Coffee do
30 Clarified aud lulversed do
l0b boxes Loaf do
10 hhs Crushad do
10 hhds Cubu and o Molusscs
90 bbls ~ Sugnr-house Sirrup
100 Sae rs Rio and Laguira Coffee,
% Superior Brown Javndo
Genuine Moe, do
Chests & +, Imperial and Black Tens,
Tierees New Crop Rice
2OO SHes Sole Leather heavy and light weights,
bales SlNic Thread,
5u00 lbs Bne Cotton. assorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats.
100 Sacks Snlt
20 tons Country and Tredegur Rolled Iron uss'd
1000 bs Blistered Steel.
lu0j lbs Cast and Shear Steel
5 boxes Patent Axes different brands,
300 ke-s Nails assorted
- i" Horse Shoes
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails.
% best Npya Scotia Grind Stones.
| 50 Dukes Sperm aud AduTactine Candles,
20 " lurpentine Soap
20 bbs Mackerel,
| 20 " Tanners Oil,
5000 lbs good Faun, Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed,
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, Chockoatc Alum, Saltpeter
Soda. Starch Copperas indigo Nader n large stock
OF Cotton Osuebergs Brown Dc,nesti,s, Staple Dry
Goods aud great many other articles TOO tedious Ia
mention, all of which they offer sell on the very best
terms. or 20 give in exchange for country produce.
mar7ts
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RAILROADS., &C.
Richmond and Petersburg Rail.R..,


Ia = E;s::s..s: ryss s'N
CHANGE OF HOURS r' .sss-.5 :. Z
\ all utter y ednesday the : ~
-, seuger Trains this road viii .'i''ei', lie T.
EMPRESS TRAIN Us iolos,:
WIZ leave Richmond daily Ut.
- Petersburg ----h5 A =
MAIL TRAIN II :
VIII eave Richmond da IT, at
8 Petersburg - i.
Fare 81 i0-Children ovei tl..e... a,,5 - A.
years Of age, 90 eeds. disc,,uBt of IN fft lstl,
made on each fare when tickets ire procp,'. 's vii 4,
hce and 1" passengers getting On the rnr. at he
sold "''eie laii,
Through Tickets in cohnexion with Rla..,,
Western Stage Line n be procured an "u Dun,
following places: Wv o'hee, tal.
Greensbyrodsh. North Caolna..
Lexington, yin 60
Salisbury 49,. y o.
Charlotte, -. Il Ca
NORFOLK TRAIN az
Leaves Richmond Mondays WeapesIay. . -,
%, a. NJ for Port Walhall, where il cor ~ 'hda
re Steamboat Augusta. Capt w. c Snitb ~ ~ f4
For smouth, and ali the intermediate places ''ot
Fare To Norfolk Portsmouth -
The freight on al articles for Norfolk a, p
ard tho different landings on the river. mn. smaa
advance. Ue lnd Il
N B-Servants travelling by themselves M,
m'hed with two passes, that can be ,e,i
the Office, and il must be expressly stated ',,'tu
that they are permitted To 60 on the Cars mr. " as
may be. ''has te
mar 3l-d&cts THOS DODAMEAn
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L attention OF Farmers are also invited TO ties,
s, as there will be kept always ON and all kinds .
Agricultural EnsDlenents.

say, Flows ilarrows, Cul uyaors Corn Shelters Chn "a
ri various patterns aud of the improved and In at
ste And Hay Presses and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely on getting n,,i
as good ant los at these Works they can at the Nor
Or any other works, snd NuiiIern prices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08
WATCH & JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
III. SILvERTMORN a co,

Ahdhi Sip 1yhChpuibs "a
e WE have Just received. from the Northern citie.
ga large supply Of Watches and Jewelty, which
1b were purohase in person aud can therefore,
warrant every article sold.
In the stock vii be found hne roid and silver lever
Watches, from the finest CHR0NOMETER down Ia a
plain article, all of~hch genuine aud perhaps III
'besthseortDent opened In this market.
In The e@elry line will say that 40 article can be
called for which able 90 uder
LARGEASD WELL SELECTED srook OF geuilenru'
Vest and Fob Chains, pnd Ladies Breast Pins Ear
Rings. &c. WI be found very attractive.
GoLD AND SILyEa.W RE.--We invite speonl atten.
ton also to facilities in manufacturing Gould and
Silver Ware. large assortment OF which is kept con.
stanty hand aud deserves the inspection of all who
wish to purchase
RrpAImso.--Watches, Jewelry and all articles Of
Gold and Silver Ware repaired and improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynchburg and desiring amy article
in our line will find IL their advantage call and ex-
amine the stock. We anxious TO exhibit these
goods, knowing that the superiority oe mpotacns
and the unsu-passe rkmanshp % our factui
cannot be exetlled.
may cts af
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Smars G. Sugar
- rs = ound, Cali6ed 4 Crushed do,
90 boxes Loaf Sugar.
l. bbls N. o. Mulasses,
Ia hhJs. Il, DO,
100 bags Ria Coffee,
so +" laguip do,
10 " Prime old Java do,
SO Dukes Aamanline and Sperm Candles,
Large lot of Clover, Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed
Call Don we are selling cheap.
Deb ts) YOUNGER & SMITH
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Again In the Market,

A MOTHER lot of those suieeior shruHk Military
"A Canvass Cents and Vests.
la MYERS g. DOCTORS
Will find benuti al lot Of English Satin Coats,
Black Brown, ID alb, ind White. also handsome
Ponfee Cont. and Vests The abose articles wnsh beau
'tifally; please call and seethem.
ma, 30 sTIGLER. McELDERRY s. co.
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FOR NEW YORK
H. S. AaR Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

H. S. a1aa Liae per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
THE new and elegant .ideshee steam ..sJl..-k
L shp JAMESTOWN, (Capl. PARRISH s=s*s-As-s1sa-
ell leye Petersburg via Cay Point, every Tne.luy
Evening. aad the ROANOKE, (capt. Cnyendy) every
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare rum Petersburg including
State Rooms. sl0 90
steeIage passage. , w
Ear speed, comfort and safety these Steamships
exrelled by none The aud travellers will fad u
the pleasant the north, they will there
hy avnid the dust and frequent change. of tho Railroads
~ Ticket. issued at tiy office Sycumnle Street
SAM'L. g. BAPTIST. Agt. Pdeysbntg.
~ passenger train leaves the Appomatox DEBUT
rsefy Tuesday and Friday at hall past o'clock. P. NJ,
with the Steamships at City Point. Passcn'
gers by the Southside Railroad III reuch Petersburg Ia
time IN tase the ours fot the Steamers. 5 g. b.
July l4-ts
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DARLOIs MANTLEs-Just ,eceived which

l. will be sold cheaper than tie Iron Nantes can be
bought and ON time suit purchasers-Put up without
charge. J. b. GApDESS & BRO.
ian Cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08
ENnE UNDEHsiGNED WOULD
GAS LIGHTS.


TIVE Lyme burg Ga- Light Company ure now fully
l. prepared 10 furnish Sufe-, Churches Factories
aud private families with Gas of supcrinl qualify
WHEEL consider the br anry al the light, its free.
don irous everything cnGul tied soil rooms furniture
carpets its ehespnes il is fan superior any uthe
light in We beg eaye invite attention to the
following ecomm, ndstion OF few those vino huve
tsated lis qualities.
The "a designed, who are using Gas manufactured al
the Lynchburg Gas otks. take pleasure in recommend
ing 1t Ia "uf citizens uAurge. being better. cleaner
and cheaper than any other ain we have used consider
ing the amount OF igh obtained
Robert Early stiele., MrElleny & Co 4,
/ A. Atkinson, Baker n C,avey,
Simpson u Bro, Bnrrot CHS Shnter, & Co
John II. Wright, b Il Sumpter,
Philip w Payne, Glass d Rnine,
Jnn- e. Meem. 7. l. Dudley
Vim. Sitter. Il NJ. Gurgenheimer.
AGREE 81 McClannhan q. Morse
Mcdonald & Peters. Wm. b. & @. Fisher
g NJ Rucker, II Siabler 4 Co.,
L. Il. Gibbs, trustee of A. Boyd.
Baptist Church, W. I Audrrson& Co..
Ressrr 81 Cawthon, Horner Watson & Co.
Norsei House, Mcdaniel, Hurt n Preston.
Chas T. Lee, Thos Sharp
Warwick House, Gen Sup of Il r..
w. " LeGwiol & Bro, Fretwrll d. Hall,
Washington House. d. b. Pawe
D. A Langhorne, Hatcher h Logwood
Jas NJ. Boyd, 3Wnrlens of ST Paors
Sam. W. Shelton, {Cbnr,h
Those wishing q introduce Gas can n certain the
cost, Ind any other information respecting it. hy apply.
ngto I. q. HOPPER SUI erint, ndent.
may isdts
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t'riy endorsed. l"Fe '"''s'e
re subscriber, thankful for the YER itornl na,,,n
age bestowed on him for the last fourteen ,ear, lie ha
1Fn business in Lynchburg wou. just aention that
I ''i' 'on'Inue ms hrmer business heretofore
nad hopes win the additmnnl fcilit % ), no, I'm, "a
y me constant trntion he feels dot i med 10 Give N
rs u''oess IN all its vnrous branches to meta CON
".'"''e III the patronage Off liberal nu5lic
HVNt eo-l' {, EO G O.. 81
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Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG VA

MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA,
(orrosfrs rnr cABrI1 HoUsr.)
A n cntile new stock Of CLOTHS. CASSl MERES,
n and VESTiNGS, Gcntlcmens furnishing goods
DC, &c. AIso,a large stock Of Ready Made Cloth
ing, which, for beauty of style and elegance OF furnish
is unsurpassed by any establishment in the Northern
cities. Particular regard will be paid shrinking Of
idl summer goods that To b. washed
Clothes Made 10 Order.
large and varied stock Of Cloths, Ca.simeres aud
esina. made to osder short notice. The best OF
~ofkme employed ia making np work. lie shall
al all ffgles, Study 10 please
Mode Of Doing Business:
Sewing good goods al ior prlo,s Ia enable 10 carry
out this systcm Ia rood faith it viii be absolutely
esssry adopt the olloa ing rules from which the pub
lie vii derive equal benefit with ourselves. fr.tTo
EcososisE rSr--ao abatement IN the prices nskcd
for good-. the piice asked the low they be
sold at. Jbi, ~il euable salesman do the work
Of two on the old plan OF a. ~ onn third more Than
they would be willing sell tor oAsH,
short terms by special agreement. which will
abs as TO buy goods principally for cash, winch
can do 10 per cent cheaper than those who buy credit
1t will also save from 10 10 per Tor collecting,
which will enable cell goods lcnst that much
cheaf er than those houses that sell on long time.
" These rho pay sea hars 10 tsy for Hos. rho
DO aotPay. GLASS n RAlNF.
may 10 j. DIxas Act
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANUFACTORY.
Il. If95 sz go f5fs=szss1
~ y z-nKS

PASSENGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, PosT-oFFICE, DUMP Il
HAND CARS MADE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-08

SPLENDID CURTAIN BEDSTEADS.
ID oSEWo d. MAHOGANY and WALNUT ON.
IA tain Gothic, French and Cottage Bedsteads I'm.
isaed IN the most superior manner for sale low a,
the Guy Furniture Warerooms Also, Hair md Shuck
Mattresses Spiral 5 ring Beds, made to order al the
shorte,t notice. on the most reasonable terms
NAV - WINSTON.
~ Rep coy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-19
OUR GREAT PARK .

We learn with no common satisfaction, from a COM
municaton this week addressed to the Common Coun-
ell by Messrs Michael Ulshoefer, William Kent
Luther Brsdsh, Warren Brady and Jeremiah Towle,
Commissioners for the Central Park, that they pur
pose ana hope to complete within the current year the
proceedings necessary TO vest the title Of the lands
embraced within the plot of said Park in the City
10 eject this it will OF course be necessary that those
among the gentlemen just named who are accustomed
10 spend portion of the summer in the country shall
orego that recreation and devote the hot weather
trely to most critical trust, for which they are
Paid but 81 for each day of actual service This will
involve sacrifice of personal enjoyment to public
duty which we trust will not soon be forgotten.
this business be closed up suggested, within
the year, assured that the entire cost
including pay of Commissioners Clerks, Surveyors,
Assessor, and Advertising, cannot exceed S25, 600
The legal expenses proper will be just nothing at all
Mr.. Dillon, Corporation Counsel, having waived all
claim 10 compensation and sssented 70 an enactment
precludng any future charge on bis part. The land
required for the Park will cost We are assured not
more than s7,O00,O00 at fsrthest, from which
100000 it is estimated will be ded leted By assess
ment on adjacent lands extensively benefited by this
noble enterprise leaving the net cost Of land
100000. To thi. We will add 81 900, 900 az an
outside estimate for the cost of grading planting aud
fencing, snd We have net COS. Of $1,000, 600 when
the Park il completed, funded in a stock bearing FIVE
per ce1, interest that the Park will cost $500 COG
ayear. We can ave double this amount every year
by shutting up our grogshop-, and thus reducing toe
heavy burdens imposed on u. by Crime and Pauper
lsl. And the value Of such Park 70 our Citv cannot
be over estimated. Our citizens. especially those I'm
able to spend the summer in the country will dery,
health, comfort exercise relaxation, enjoyment from
it, while the attractions Of our City as residence TO
tie refined and sfuen. will be sepsibly heightened,