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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-11
For Baltimore, Washing ton, Philadei
90 phia and new York.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAb b


AND OHIO RAILROAD.
From Wheeling to Baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington Branch X. r.. at the Junction, Qate.s
tmere, and with the Philadelphia. VIII J ta
.... mington and Baltimore X. X. TO -.-f
THE great tunnels upon the new part of the line are
l. now friiy completed, and the whole road is In 6ns
condition, presenting one of the most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world The greatest
comfort and safety of passengers ny exercised
by the officers and agents of this Company aud there
reports Of Interested and agents Of oths
routes to the contrary.
from Louisville. Madison and Cincinnati, with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
s places Is to Baltimore wsshngtoD philadelpba DC
willie, the boats (ofthe Union Line only Louisv
The steamers leave the wharfa Louisville daily
where passengers and baggage are carefully
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily, athaif
past a. and arrive at Cumberland p0l mies) at
NJ. allowing two hours there strives IN Bsfti
more $3.50 mles) at day light next morning. In full time
to sonnec; with early Washington and Philadelphia
less than twenty hours, including stoppsges,
Travellers will not fail TO observe that this is tina
sSs East " We" a' one 0' the most pleasant r00'e''
Baggage checked through any the Eastern points
red the cars for tom at the Junction and for
Philadelphia, at Bam wi hout extra charge. Trat
eers are allowed ample time aid opportunity al ali
Through tickets from Louisville to Baltimore. (wiiL
the privilege ofying any where the route) Sll
to Washngto S1I so; to Philadelphia l2 New York
eH To be had above only The rail road fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore 81 SO; to Philadephiaor
50 50.) y
While the water is low in the Ohio, light draugbt bus
swift steamers will keep up tie connection between
river at Cincinnati and raeh Wheeling Sy the "f
saroad to Columbus and GAINESVILLE, and stages thence
TO Wheeling For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave thereat O'Clock
II. daily.
NPFreghtst 10 all Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy line (which is prepared to dosn
business) will be taken aslow by other ALI
property carefully handled and delivered in good order
as above. WIN. PARKER,
jy2S-Iy General Superintendent. Baltimore.
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

|
} IA oUssELINE D,LAINE.-I case light sp.ing G Col
w ors reed this day and for sale by
apls JAS. Low q CO., az Main ST.. Lou, KY.
CyHALLIs.-9cas cases Challis de Laines reed this day
~ per Express, and for sale by ~ ~ \ :
apis Jas. Low 4 CO.. AZ Main st., Lou, KY.
IE,ANCY CAssIMEREs.-s cases, handsome style.
l. reed this day and for sale by rs =.
apis JAS. Low q Co.. 4i7 Main st., Lou Ky
IENGLlsH CRAPE.-2Oo pieces ofaI colors reed ,hi.
e. day per Expres, and for sale BY -. -
apis JAS. Low & CO.. Az MsH st., Lou. KY
II so cartoons very handsome styles Bonnet Rib.
20 cartoons Ladies' Neck Ribbons;
10 do wary h,ntsoms Cap RiseSSs I6% red this
VELyET Ribbons $50 cartoons, .:.'d widths,
oiaes sss al ss sssy'' h0O0h' Low
speO --e-.f Az Main St, Louisville, Ky.
CMILDxEN,s FLATS...
~ case. Children. handsome trimmed Flat: AZ!
"si spso TINS Jas Con- o1 s.n
CILK HANDK'Fs.-aOo piece. SIX Hahdk.r.
~ ehiss very handsome Styles ,se,d this Gay per Ex
p,sss and for sale BY a. x.i. Eu.xs EoM Ky
100 pieces Gre ds Rhine black silks g. %. 80, -.
| "a and 3einches; ., .,t, -
| 100 do Colore Gros dc Naples
10 do Black Mode;
variety of Dress Silks, Flounce, Ma,eeps: In g. for
sale By q JAS. Low CO.. 20
ap4 All Main street. Louisville, Ky.
INURTAIN DAMAsK.-2 cases Curtain Damask,
.ps 'se' '1esSo%S Jas. Low Con- % ~ II Main st., Lou
EMBR,D SWISS MULLs.-we have, direct from
T. the manufacturers in Switzerland, cares EmLroi
dered Swiss Muslin, very handsome for sale
Ivy - JAS. Low q Co.,
ap4 Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
EMBROIDERY We have this dav reed per
T. Express. large assortment Of French Embroider-
les to which We invite the attention of dealers.
ap4 JAS. LOW CO., ala Main st. Lou, Ky.
DROOMs, WOODEN WARE, &C..
ID 1000 dozen Shaker, medium and common Brooms,
$40 do extra and common whisp and Hearth
Brooms;
800 nests blue. oak aud red Tubs;
800 dozen common 3hoop aud fancy Buckets;
200 nests covered Buckets;
TOO do Pine Tubs;
100 do Cedar do;
IS dozen ball and nest Boxes:
lU0 do Wire Sleeves:
100 do Manill Bedcords:
900 do Zinc Washtoards;
30 do Barrel and hall. barrel Covers;
So do Alicunt, Jute Coif and Hope Natts;
goo nests Market Baskets !
50 do Clothes Baskets and Hampers;
lU0 boxes Clothes Pins;
900 nests Bowls;
700 gross wood-box Matches;
25 dozen Trays;
100 do Cedar Buckets and Piscius. brass and iron |
hoops: 800 pr
50 do Horse and Well buckets;
80 do Half Bushels;
cO0 sets Measures, Eve Ia;
With every article in the Wooden and Willow Ware }
SHKEvE & STEWART,
febI4 6md Louisville, Ky.
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Law PARrNERsHIP.

81 Law. Evansye s@iaps, associated the mselve'
partners In the pfactiss CT szs. and will continue
% practice in this and the adjoining eoupss and In the
Supreme and District Court They design turning heh
sttsntion particularly s3 land law ln short time the
viii be prepared to 2iye - few minutes, abstract
the title TO almost any lot IN Evansville or its srlarg
ments orin Lsmass9 togeihe with their profsssiona
mon IS TO the titis, II deeiFsd ljyss dav0
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INSURANCE COMPANIES. &c.

AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
UTICA, N. Y. 70 sso f-af
CAPITAL. $l5OOOo.
Nelson Roth, Roswell p. Smith,
A. F. Rockwell, +. J. Richardson,
George u. Williams, Edward Hale,
Edward Edwards, Owen Richards.
Benjamin S. Graves, Samuel Bame,
Israel G. Atwood, Miner B. Bicknell,
Calvin Hall.
.s oYTIckRs
Nelson Roth, President, A. r. Rockwell Sct,y,
Edw ard Edwards, v. Pres. NJ. T. Rodman, Tmas'r.
James H. Stevens, Actuary &. Rocky Apn'g Ast
Insurance effected aganst loss damage BY Ore nd
inland aviSaiion, At current rates.
John e. Hinman, Ex Mayor.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Governor.
Read, Taylor Il Co. Maiden Lane, New York
Plat e. Brother 90 Maiden Lana. New York.
Richardson e. Hicks, % Maiden Lane New York.
Jas s. Lynch, Cashier. Ontario Branch Bank.
Samuel b. Garvin. District Attorney
Sackeu, Davis & Porter. cor Maiden Lane dk Brd'y.
Sewell Simmons & Co. Maiden Lane.
William Human, IA Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
Samuel Perry. 3 Front Street, New York.
Applications received and Policies issued a curreL
rates by .r-t.. r..I
jyI3n JOHN J. CHANDLER, Agent.
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HAR rFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INCORPORATES 15l0.-CHARTr. PERrEruAL.
uthoriI Capt. $3.50 CaPI $50 900.
THIS long established and we'll known Institution
l. has transacted most extensive insurance business
than forty years, throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces. Ii has aimed
public confidence, by honorable and faithful
ullment of its contracts and the Of property
assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses, Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port &C., &C., will be
insured low the risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN Day,
JAMES GoopwIN, JoB ALLYN,
CHARLES Boswell, JoHN r. BRACE.
HENRY kESEY. CHARLES j. Russ.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRIsroPHrR G. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'y.
NPApplications Tor insurance may be made to
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent,
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
dece Evansville. Ind.
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GUNNY BAGS. ale r.-
N BALES Just reed and for sale by
{JtV Abe4 W. John 3. MITCHELL & son.
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NTTE now opening good Spring stock OF wo-
w mems and Misses white, brown mixed, IN ode
colored and black Cotton Hose; Mems white, brown,
and mixed Cotton Half hose; Women's white. black
and cold Cotton Gloves and Men do together with
and embroidered Gloves. We invite the especial
tention trade examination OF these goods,
having purchased them as favorable terms Ms an, OF
the Eastern Jobbers will sell them low, adding trans
nnrtntion Ilnh2I MORGAN KEEN e. PRESTON.
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OC BBLs Choice Dried Apples and Psaenee 80 on IS SAno
CST w, On" ''' '~ rI Family Grocery.
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WHITE GOODS.

WYE have lust received choice selection of White
wv Cambrics plain and plaid Jxconet Muslins, Vc-
toria Lawns, Null, plain and dotted Swiss Muslins di
reef from the Importers, which win sell low
any Jobber East or West Persons wishing 10 purchase
will please give a call.
mh3i MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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nov2-d&w,

IHr undersigned having become the successor the
nouse ano business OF O'Rey d MITCHELL will continue
the same heretofore.
Ihakful to the friends Of the late rm for former pat.
ronsge, he solcits continuation OF their confidence ans
business. His Wharf boat at the river is one OF fe
largest size and noted for its capacity And asehsv
ing ample Warehouses on Water street. as well as
Canal and convenient the Raroal pepct, his facili
ties for the receiving storage and Of Merchan
die and Produce via River, Railroad and Canal, are
very complete.
He Is also preparedt to make cash advances all pro-
duce or property consigned him for sale be ship
ped TO his correspondents New Orleans the Easern
cities. loctlS-tf) JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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MOHAWK EYEARMERS' IN
sCIOTA, NEW YORK. 1
/ CAPITAL, $16O. 900.
| WELL AND SECURELY INVESTED.
charIe.P, Sanders. Harvey vsddsr,
i.s.c vsdder. Henry A: Bell.
Philip H. Derrick.
William Rector. Y. Prest s Grn,n W Tool treasurer
Street, II snton. N. ]. f
R1KRrNc,G
Hon ja. s H T. !saa;sa sia;s sSss Judge
:. Aois% ST.a: 4; Van x,yIsa ySIss May0;. 40 SS
ID. Wright, Recorder, Albany.
H. II. Van Dyck. Proprietor Albany Atlas.
JaeoS e, SAN; SANDERS. Esq do
Applications will be received and Policies issued by
rance M ONCE or Agency Sa T in the country. O''
iyIa-tf JOHN .. CHiNDLER. Agent.
RAGS WANTED.
WILL pay the highest market price In cash. for Cot.
feb20 Corner Of Main and first streets.
IUST received of
y. 10 kegs Sup. Cxrb. Soda;
IN bbE pansh wf ting;
bbls ,opperas: tor sale by
mh.l KELLER, FARNSLEY * CO., Druggists.
WALL PAPER 900 bundles Wall Paper jus
w rec'd from New York and Boston. Of the latss
styles snd all prices 10y tnh3r J. c. DkvEREUX.
REMOVED.
VVTE have now entirely removed our Toba and
Wv Cigar Establishment. from the old Stands
Water aud Main strects, b tween lst and 2d MAIN
STREET BKTwEEN FIRST AND WATER. la Mrs. Lewis
Uuding. w.s.s shall be happy to sell our old aud
new cus.ouiers cheap bargaiI.s
mh3Iu SCHAEt FER 4 SCHRoRDER.
NEW BOOKS.
IIOMES OF the New World. 10y Miss Bremen;
IL Grnnel Expedition In search ri fSir John franklin;
Pictorial History of the Ware of the United States;
Alcohol amt the Constitution OF Man,
Bible uefeurc Of slavery, &C., just reed and for
sale by (mh3D THOS. CONfNGTON.
OSIER ". Y.-Ladies' white and black Silk; black,
white, slate and mixed Cotton Hose; Misses do
Gents extra super brown Cotton Hslf Hose; Youths,
do, for sale low by
CoLBURN &. HERSHBERGER,
mh3l Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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DACON...
ID 500 Hams; 3D SIDES;
3oO Shoulders; put up especially Tor my own trade.
Please try them. (mh29-sm) Tho. HEADEN.
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IA oUsSEIINE DLAINE.--I case light spaing Col
WI reed this day and for sale by
aple JAS. Low * Co.. ,4l7 Main St. Lon Ky.
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RICH FANCY DRESS GOODS.

rUOPKINS & READ have just received fine line o
II Black watered, Black Gros de Rhin and Fsnc,
Dress Silks; also fine line Of Summer Dress Goods
which we are offering low. taplsmd
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INANCY CASSIMERES-5 cases handsome stvie,
l. reed this day and for sale BY = -. .
apis JAS. Low q Co., ala Main st., Lou, Ky.
E>NGLlSH CRAPE.-2O0 pieces ofall colors reed ,his
L. day per Expres, and for sale by -i-.t , '1'
apls JAS. Low & CO., ALI Mse st.. Lou XIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-07-04
UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

The exercises Of the recent Commencement Mt tht
University, Of character to justify special re
| mark and coInincndaton. The unusually lurge num-
bcr of distinguished and graduated studentsthc re-
suit, not of relaxed discipline, but Of uncommon in.
dustry and application-their quiet and gcntlcmany
department. and the remarkable excellence of their
public displays bore emphatic testimony both to the
fidelity and ability Of the professors, and to the good
conduct of the young gcuteinen The last session
of great labor and Of corresponding achieve
mcnt.
The Board of Visitors were in laboious session for
five days, and, meantime, they adopted measures OF
considerable importance the interests of the Uver
Sy They established second chair of legal ilstruc-
tion embracing Equity, and Mercantile Constitution,
al and International Law. To this protessorship Mr.
James p Holcombe was appointed. Mr.. liolcombc
has been assisting Professor Minor for the last twelve
months with success which, if We make no account
of his eminent reputation legal commentator
abundany attcsts his fitness for the position. 1t was
due to Professor Minor that he should be relieved
of burden which his thorough preparation and ul-
most Incredible labor enabled him 10 support, only,
however, By The sacrifice Of his health. The division
OF labor between the chairs is logical and just.
The appointment of Mr.. Alfred Taylor Bedsoe 10
the chair of Mathematics, is highly appauded by such
competent to pronounce upon his quali!iea-
tons. lie is gentleman of rare genius and attain
ments and has had ample experience in teaching the
mathematics. Professor Maupin elected chair
man of the Faculty.
The meeting Of the Alumni dull and barren
enough. Judge Brockenbrough was elected orator,
and nothing else was done. The Society will expire
Of mere inanition, unless Mejor Ellis can procure
reconsideration of his project for the purchase Of
copy of Raphacl's School of Athens.
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TRlEUTE OF I,E$rLCT.

AZ meeting oi III. r!-stru, n.l ,Irc'D-s %, '.- II
moad, Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Er!.rIHt 'oLghn"
hc AZ ;he Depot o: ;hc Company! "a E'.."""i ''A IU.'
!cj;-- ,....
Tlr President announce! 10 'ic l0nri 10 I'i'uI iit
cerc- that JAMES L0SUER I0r@ nsso5.Gr'i VIE '"s %
.irs al I'M. ,mursny and .r ~ caTIct Cr-gt%u:.OL -
tie ul0cu, Of lie death. o: lie Directors va no more"
md a,ed that H. bud requested ~" ";''"acr q. IL" 70
rsnin members o. the Board with T!"" u GGCG O:hc!al
nni.. of the I'll cvcG n ul-Lt 7''i'i U t-riI ic'
,ud -,r under the cirrp'!-fpirt "hrrrnp'i 'l2 &c!
nunp preamble gLt resolutions "'r- GHGir.Io"~iE hdoI
ell ., ,,:,,.,,1
I p,n,,r Ra!-o1I CDa.i.ny, have heard wiki gnie q.
al CONCERN aud rr:-c: tic melancholy intelligence la
Tvs Bo,IrER NJ. ASSOCIATE with them heretofore IN H.
management the Affairs Ot this Company, and who from
be very date OF lis UrgnlzGtlun has devoted h-r
trlv and physically 'be advancement oft be-; 'r!r
has u-, departed tns lie. and des-ou- rendering
tribute aections,c regard, justly dUcon tnc!g part -
the memory 0: their lnte much valued friend do
mously resolve
That by the death Of JAS. EosHEE, the Rictmond Fred
erick.buIg and Potomac Railroad Company Hr" -s!cc
the loss OF Director whore good Judgement In all matters
ien; whose leu fidelity and integrity III :ls discharge q
hi official duties were beyond ali cavi and 'eyrcrc ana
whose rness il sustaining the PrOrnpt!n. % ia ufd a6
hcGrt, should elnbag hun IN the Si.! itc''tSoi
OF the Stockholders OF this Company. &,
Thut members OF tis Board VIII, N boN; h'f:'n
the funeral OF the deceased and that the o.c"r' ~. ucs
Of tbs Company be requested TO unite WIN j. o.. Tie 9
anchoy occasion. - -
Thai copv of thc-e proceedings be transmitted 10 IL"
family Of deceased friend aud associate ald Hst me
Treasurer OF this Comeny cause tne same 10 De pHosh'd
in the papers of In. city.
Extract from the minutes. -
e ". MACMVRDO, TT.
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FRfpNS.J JrNE 80. lS1i.
sen tTE


Tho chair laid before the Senate mrssogr from H."
mg mi .r,mt passenger yr,-cs b"iu ;hc s.:mc ogu-
ric,i sent 10 tn. House vcS,rrilv.
Mr. Cla,nus rc.olu,i,o of Yesterday ,rl;;no .,,r m
,nr,nu,inn was rrcnu,id,rcd ,.lr.r information ha.
already been, ,nad, ruhli,.
Am,,inu 20 reconsider The vote hy which IN. hin
f,r .h, rrli,f ~, David MyrrIn wo. ,,aS-.t = month
o,c ,y,. .uun uuI i, wp. onrr..l n,., 10 ,,n,-
-
The biIl v;,. amended Lv r.,lur;u.r In. apurn,rs
,io, rron, s,n OND :, sli COn rrJ rp..cJ
TL,. r..nIu,,,n far aL;orrrn,r, nm TN, ii,h ,r AZ,
r,,, ,.,. r,.:,rrJ fax. H.. I,r.. ,h.. lawn, 10,
,rcJ :, .h Sro,r .,r.r,In,,, E,r r.,s. from I,r,
/: &, n..,,,.r IL
H.. ,.,.;, ,,,vod Vim, ,L. s,,,,. .,i.r 80, =,
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nm, f,r ,h,. r,I.f ,f ,hr T:ira S;.urr W,uL.u com
nuuv
n. ,r,r,' r,s,,ut;,, ,lot b,rcot., = S.,o..
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r,,.;,,.t L''o, !, .'.,,.rT,,,., af,''r'i ,'r,I
't VI w. ,,y,' m ,,,I, ,,,,,,I ,j,, .c,r
80 .;,' IL; ,,,r- ,, ,I' : n.aL, L,u
~" iIni:ST ,)t WIpri:SrXTNTIS.ES
NJ. DrLi,,.nna Irry, 20 m,fr, :, resolution hor
the .,t rn.pm,tr ON nIiIi;nry vs. civil ,u, inr:,-
.ucv oi thc nruID-rs be- authorized fo y -, Iar.
,rr, Ferry and Spr;ii ri: i for ;.. I,Il.~r f ,.a n.
such examination as vii. enable Them to furnish IN
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Cn1"TIyl'DN kTEpINf pT. n


1t is meet that the South should practice what Il
profess which is to support Southern institutions
enterprise. There is no necessity for visiting Nor
ern watering places and springs tor recreation
restoration to health during the summer uD,ntl
The South has its various springs. Old Point a
Hampton are too we'll known to the public to NED
description. As the travelling public are not so ainr
liar with the Potomac Pavilion at Piney Point, the
writer will state that, among all the summer re-
treats he has ever visited in this country, where
fort, quiet health and restorative qualities mat
tcrs OF considerations have realized his expccta-
tons 40 fully that of /" Piney Point" The Fnyil-
ion fronts upwards of $40 feet, with colonuade which
will vic with the Treasury building in Washington Us
miniature rival supporting balcony which shades
from the and shelters from the storm, the entire
length of the building, and is at Nil times pleasant
promenade. beautifully shaded lawn III front and in
roar Of the Pavilion affords pleasant range for chill
dren, who always be in sight of their parents
Baths located short distance from the Pavilion,
the "briuv ocean," tempt the visitor to frequent ab
luton. For exercise aud amusement, are presented
bowling and billiard saloons; saboats for fishing cX-
cursions und various other renOvators, including n
splendid Tcrpschorc Hall, with q superior band of
music. In short, the cnterprisng proprietor tenders
every variety Uf rational amusement tor the bcnciit
of his guests Who is the proprietor OF the Pavilion!
The answer is u sufficient guarantee for the visitors
to feel at home. Mr. W. W. Dix, who IL 80 well
known in Richmond as having, for many years, been
proprietor Of ono of principal hotels is Virginia
gentleman of the old Virginia school. Old Point
Comfort ana Baltimore nave pccH lufoIcu " uh no
catering as hotel-keeper. This gentleman is propric-
tor of the Pavilion. Ispeak from experience when
say that have had more enjoyment at the table ut
"Puoy Point" than at any hoto ii has been my lot
TO visit. Every variety of fish, from sheephGnd to
taylors" soft crabs and the best of meats and TRIM
mings, daily grace his table. The guests who arc cs.
corted to the dining room by sweet strains OF music,
can be stimulated to appetite by the positive nsIr.
aee tha the cleanliness and superb cooking which IL
Observable around you, fiction, but the results OF
= Ilty I'm
lady who presides over this important department OF
tne in addition to her kind personal at
entlon to the lady visitors. The writer Of this article
can assure the public that this is no idle puff, but On
nnsohcted tribute OF what is duo to Mr.. end Mrs.
Dix; and he trusts that the superior advantages Of
the Potomac Pavilion" will secure to it the South
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A,a called meeting Of thu Hpard OF Directors 81 -
Richmond liz" Ass1cIa;;on held the .y: Jur r.,
In" f.!rw:nc preamble nLd T''i.yLs Uua.no.,.y
nGup,"U:
Wrrrcr- In- Rj"ri hry" ir,Iy"h :ll' a,ir'n. urcI.
rrnrr vi III" "U Hi .AHF: Er: .itE. N" r,- !,ur
hi. ise0cr'iUU from II, orgn'Iniri iud 'l rr9r u.
liz prosperity while ri this NJ cherished Gln.
ana in ar GlscrTc" Ui h"." prrnU;ul Lon. wLrrn lee,
nearest hs heart. therefore.
l-t R"-ovod, INIT this Board no, the hr.ussr Of
empty prn:sr wh'; they ,clnr" tier Gr'p and rlI!u
dom. and sterling integrity tr '!r q. ln.s .mp1
vis!lnnCc rni unwca.;"d industry and iGd"'ilg
2ni r. s,Y.r, ihrt in Mr KytHor- inijli. md rurig
di,chara" Of rI til" duties good MD u-, .I;Ilrr
rhlOuc' lon. Hnl -urcrtu cgr," and ar asr',r G.
nia ortuu,- th,= !O4r r' iha; hri.li r.lniI!c
presented to all. WHO seek y ~" d Hu.' a,- lui -,
cvH,rd character. good H.d .Dr.fIrH
with our fellow H"rDv sI""T is u"r are ~"
MinCtlug di-pcis":Cm Oi iln E;y God. r.
be- ."'t IA all Ar dpnrtE' ur- o.: hU-iu".- ni'g
Bird lt.spl"rd. That with 'toS' who y. 'Uc %
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t-aGcr counsellor and ir".i. uIi - "- I.t
present cCiJu"uc' under ',i- s'v,'" ' I'ryunT
9Th. Rc-olTcd That rn!- a-~Oc!n'!uu will attend ~" Ism"
raj O our lam ni"i Fr".Ii"f rui tro'!'. i!'uNH IA
Saturday .vcaln. nuNi. n o'rorE. in Uniform
.rh Rr-oIvcd That im- Eonr ~ ialiE'r Ufra "l y"
srcrt. wIll :h" usual bad" Oi rnar.H- r iAn'
day-.
tah Re7ovci Tint 'h" nhor" preamble Gr1 ,r.uH'lju.
he r,ci upon ir r"rori~ nui i.,' -.r'.fy lr.
cent copy 'hcrcJ tot tn" nimy OF tho !"rn.. . anil i'H'
he cause b" published IN -" u"-prp's= "l
TN, cry. 4 copy. L. v. BURTON Chairman
HrCu \ - ATT. Secretary ~" i"lu.