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LsPECIAL DISPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE official return;
from the wards of the city are not yet in, but the
Democrats claim a majority of about 1000. The
same party claims to have carried the State. The
result however, in the State Ia uncertain. L
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~ rlechaufcs, Buttdinx Fund Ass0cia-
Tf0N The 25th monthly meeing Of this assoeistiou
~i be held at Ssunders' Hail THIS EVENING, IT
u o'clock.
Drug Store during the afternoon to rscevs the dues
Of members
The stockholders are earnestly requested TO be
present In person BY proxy, a. there will be an
election Of to supply the vacancy occs
stoned By the resignation Of D. J. Saunders Esq
oc I5-lt ED. MCCARTHY, eecy.
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IMPORTANT TO VoTERs-The Code of Virginia
requires the names of all voters to be registered
ten days before the election. All interested espe-
ciaily young men who vote this fall for the first
time should call on the Commissioner of the Re.
venue At once.
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nh. +" Ceurier ), In TrSu

The New York Express says tna. sus ~ ~
Courier Il vainly endeavorins 70 'n..e iiou' '1'
Fremont party tho responsibility 2. s.s auss..
tive and dsagreeable fact snat FREQ Doas,A'
raises the Fremont flag, that George nensfo S'ne
black man who called George Washinstona scoun.
drel) does the same thing, and that the extreme
AbolItionisss 60 the same way The Courier has
90. among strange bedfeliows, but Il 70 too late
now to shake of responsibility for its revolution
.rv abo ktiou companionship
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Florida Election.

CHARLESTON. S. c., October IA Additional re-
turns from Florida indicate that the State has gone
for the Democrats by about 500 ma jority.
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THE DAILY DIsP DISPATCH:
w-s.esSsy arsrniss, october -, .s,~.
.ss-s.-~s~ .r-.,-~~~ ~. < aSriaSic.

~. New York Journal, give glowing :. .esos sss
Of the masn'H. 80 Collins lire by the lamensed
was oo'.. TOT we canno. read without mourn
George $50 .n..s descriptions Of the last splendid
fal sensA.0a ~ ons whose busy brain 10 now stu
aspiring heart is cold in death. ans
and "no.s s. ,s.m,hip Niagars. and the oesutiful
onnsa nue. %. had lbs. been completed BY Mr.. steers
Aan. !. ri, early prime, he was snatcbed rom 'ns
woen' -. ,.hor, and his tfiamphs, and from :
n.'. = IN which. from his enterprisins spsris ana
.,.s,sd genius, he seemed destined to win new
and nobler triumphs.
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PASTOR DISMISSED -Rev. Charles Howard Nal
colin, says the Philadelphia Bulletin, has been dis
Missed from bis church In Wheeling, for in.rodu.
cling the subject Of slavery into the pulpit.
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Steamer Ashore.

CHARLESTON, S. G October IA The steamer
James Adger, from New York, for this port, went
ashore this morning during the prevalence Of a
thick fog in the channel She has probably been
got off
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=, DISTINCTIVE FIRE AT MANCHESTER, PA.
hv afternoon the extensive building occupied
manni.ctory at Manchester, Pa was destro we'd bv
r.s Aso the whole block, including Han K
opafI pillow factory and several DIV eIIinrs occn
S.sa oy Messrs Phelps, Carr & Go, and owned by
Phsips car ~ saasd =, $40 600 mo Insurance
valued q saouoo TIE total los. y mi nrob.blv
hsnd. s.suu About one hundred and fifty
1.nos are thrown out Of employment by hi. Are
IneFe were 100 deaths in New or,..n. - =,
yellow fever. " which . were OF
annette luce Is playing In Norfolk. VI.
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Municipal Election In Savannah.
SAVANNAH, GA, Oct. IA Democratic Mayor
was elected here yesterday, by q small majority.
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Ill FALL GOODS.


The subscriber resoectfuly Informs his ritu ana
the pubic generally that he receipt of his FALL
GOODS, embracing 81 :
HATS AND GAPS
OF all the modern styes which he deems it unneces
sary TO suce h say that his saeort
ment is equal TO any in this or any other city. s
Thank ql 10 discernins public for their long con-
tanued patronage, he soljciis continuance OF the
ssrne aed pledges bis best exertions to plea Z.
ses-Msw JOHN THOMPSON.
RATEs, PkEMlUM CHIMNEY sDAT!-.
- Tue only Article OF the kind aver invented that
viii answer the purpose Having given psrti sular A.
tention for the last three ysar 70 find nedy 70
me most d,sssI eeabe and unhealthy Of all misor-
tunes, l unhssttAttngly announce my sucr - and
CHALLENGE any one, for one hundred doilars, q pro-
duce an article o. tho kind equal to It. Be sies be-
ng useful IL = ornamental and Aurahle bel ne msds
q heavy sheet iroa and rvstsd together finnsss
would do well TO huy the right To manu- nrs -
wiI receive my PATENT klGHT in : r., ~ Z - =
Dsemins y unnscessary 70 refer 70 but one. r.nle-
man man, refer g MT A. <. Phillips. More references
asen on application to me By mail. - 49,
AS sf JOSEPH l. BATES.
" .---Ihwrms Fv@d~rintsi,r-S Y.
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~ Notice To the Public. do not nut foc

q Notice 20 the PHbHc ...D0 NOT put TOO
much confidence in the selt-puifus 80 common with
una ,inary) nent in the beeu ul art of Pho
tosrap Will be introduced by GIBBS a soon a. it
IDENTIFY asserts that there is nothing in this city
parable for beauty du ability with the Ambrotype
Tor Balsom Picture" called by some, as ma by
improvements which have appeared in sondry cards
OF late. We furnish any styls Picture in the art
All we ask 10 o call, and examine specimens To COO.
vince one of the truth Of our assertion Gallery
Cornthian Hail. Main, between 9th and 10th ss.
sc l5 r T.. GIBHS
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u HEApQ'Rs lsr nFGT VA vOl,S,3
u RICHMOND. October I5 1885, )

W I. The ReRiment Will Parade on SAT.
URDAY next. the 18th inst The line will be
formed on Broad street. the night resting on sfh street,
at 81 O'Clock A M efs 8lssa .
III. In obedienca 10 general orders. eommandants
of psnies required to repors In writing on the
morning Of the parade. the number and eenalnon Q,
the arms and secoutrements now In possssson Of
thsir respective companies
liz. The resignation Of Capt. Daniel Truehsart,
Jr Adjutant of this Regiment having been rendered.
is accepted. -
Nv. William Muuford, Esq, il hereby appointed
Adiut,nt of ,hs regiment, vice Tusheart re.isned -
He will rank Captain OF the line, ara Will %
obaye aud respected accordingly. .r-,,,s,
Ry order OF COL AOCUsI.
j. IL RICHARDSON, Capt. "B" Co., Acting Adjutant.
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EAPOSITION OF NEW GOODS,..WiIi
- DC opened this morning, beautiful assortment
OF handsome Collars rsnging in price from Is cts to
Ss aso asmall lot of Black Bugls Collars; Cambria
and swi.s Sands from ~ cents up to a super extra
Dresses Co.ks or Mantels in the greatest
Kiahen', aid general assortment Of Millinery goods
ekirts; Bisck Silks; lr-h Linens; Edges Laces and
ln.srtines. in Thread, Cotton and Silk Gents Ladies'
and Chi drens Hosiery, of every description; Wellen
styles OF Mouslins, and thousands of other cheap
good. to be had at the great bargain and Trimming
and Fancy Store. 4. GOLDSMITH,
oe 10 .a.a EOS Broad street.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA Midaight--Demo-
cratic Congressman are chosen in the lat, Sd and
4th districts of the State Ia the ID district, Nor
ris the " Union" candidate, is elected Schuylkill,
Northampton and Northumberland counties give
an aggregate Democratic majority of 3 500.
The aggregate Democratic majority in these
counties at the Governors election in 1854 was
1865 and in the Presidents election in so 1887, be-
ing gain 1886 on the Governors election, and 9l3
over the Presidepts election.
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r. Special Notice...R. Cauthorn, eAuc.
rIoNEEn- Attention 10 requested to the sale Of La -
Books &c. This Evening, at O'clock, In Ballard'l
New Building.
90 now ready at th. sales loom. oc Is II
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q Auction NOfice. s.Aiteutlon n aske d
to my sale THIS MORNING, Of Bacon, Rye Wits
key, Brandy, kc. he.
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SECOND DISPATCH

TSEOO1ND ]
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14-8 p. M.-Returns are
coming in slowly Bedford Borough, in Bedford
county. gives the Democratic State ticket 63 ma
jority, being q Democratic gain of T. Bedford
county, at the Governors election in 81 gave the
Wing ticket l37 majority, and at the late Presi-
Dental election gave Pierce 46 majority. Gays
port, In Blair county, gives the Democratic State
tickle. a majority of ~ being Democratic gain of
IL. The Democratic Congressional ticket at this
town has So majority At the Governors cleo,
ton in "a, Blair county give the Whg ticket 1893
majority, and gave Scott, for Pre- sident, 6l5 ma
jority.
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II IL Houses md Lots In Prentis.,s
Row on Duval and Baker streets. OF auction.-We
invite attention TO sale this dsy u fsr commenc-
lug at 4oclock, p. ~, Of eighteen Housrs and Lots
situated en- Duvsl and Baker streets, and known a.
"Prsutisss row" For particulars refer to the auc-
ton columns of this paper.
oc I5-lt TAYLOR WILLLAMS, Auct1
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4snN g AEsA rus ~ AN pana = -. : sss-I
eel r.WILBAcHERs. sos Ma.a 4.
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H1ATENp l. Il CT IL A 4. - /, or Artificial
B!easts an excellent article for nursing children;
Atmospheric Breast Cups; DIR. Needbsm's Nursing
Nipple Shields; Gum Elastic Tubes or Mouth Pieces
for fitting Nursog bottles fsnts; Spittoons
for sick persons; Eye Classes, for bathing iofaued
eyes; Nursing and Bleeding Bows; Iodine and Chic
roform lnhaers, ard general assortment of Medical
Wares and Apparatus. For sale at
MEADE & BAKERS
New Apothecsry store,
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n 4
"A STILL.
Autumn leaves falling still eff wiilsw and the
stately oak,
O'er pasture meadow and the field, tho rivulet and
rpPhog brook;
II minds all the twelve nths past of those that
are Departed
The widow'd one and orphan child, they arc left
broken hearted.
That joyous throug eff infants, DEAR whose troubles
here have ceased,
Has caused the mothers heart to bleed. although
from pain reossed;
Those autumn leaves falling still in forrest and in
hamlet,
Are to their mind embedded there 81 we II az yonder
tablet.
II friends all knew well as the cause Of 10 much
sorrow,
They would their duty do to-day-not put it of till
morrow
That teazing cough, simple, now the cause of so
much grief,
Can soon be cured, if they try LEONARD'S IN.
SLANT RELIEF.
ES- Price 25 cents per bottle. To be had of all
Druggists and dealers in the state of Virginia.
Is
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FOURTH DISPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA Thirteen towns give
Democratic majorities 952 against majorities Of
$50 for the Union tckat
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BAAh...CHAK.
v TERED BY The LEGISLATURE OF vIR-
GINIA.-CAPITAL 100, 900 DOLLARs.-Monsy 70.
ceivsa on deposit in of i've dollars and upwards
which interest At the rate of per cent snnum
10 paid for remaining six months Or Longer, for
sh ,rter periods Interest at ihe of per
The whole joint stock bound for the dspsst.
Der sits received, and certificates Issued by the
Gather, r. B. STARKe, atths store Of T. g. Spence
corner # Main and Governor streets. Richmosd Va
SAN'L 8. COfTRELL, President
T. B STAKE. Cashier.
oc 14-Sm G.. WAI.THALL. Secrsisyv.
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|Ts,uEOLOGICAL AND RELI OU :
L BOOKS JAMES WOODHoUsE CO have
Works-Engl.sh and Amsricsn-meny OF which arr
choice editions end net often met with. They slss
have good stock of the publications OF the Amsrl
Union. and the Presbyterian Board OF Publication
Among the many works lately resolved arc
sINA! AND PALESTINE, in connection with thei
s histSSI 1yyn, BY ar'nuf s'anly' NJ A. win map
PROPHECY viewsd in respect to it. Distinctive
pretation By P. Fairbairn. Edinburgh. 50 30
EZEKIEL and the Book CT his Prophecy. By r
Fsirbairn $3.50
A CRITICAL Commentary on the Epstle to the He
brews By Francis 8 sampson, D. D. Edite.
RELIGION IN AMERICA, or an Account of th.
ton of the Evangelical Church % in the United
States; with Notes en- the Unevangelical Denoni
nations, By Robert Baird 81
TYPICAL Forms and Special Ends in Creation. b.
Rev. James McCosh, author OF THE Divine Gov
MEMOIR of John Kitto, D. D. By E. Ryland
SERMONS, Doctrinal and Practical By Rev. VIM
Archer Butler. M A. 81 25
A COMMENTARY on the Epistle to the Ephesians
By Charles Hodge, ID. D.. 81.
THE PROPHETS of the Restoration, or Haggai
Zecharish and Malachi By Rev. r. " Moore
THE True Int. llectual System of the Universe. B,
Ralph Cadworth. s vols London, So.
THE GOtPELS with Moral Reflections on eacl
Verse. By Ps,qqisr oue'nsl Revised by Il
NJ. Beardman, d. d. vois, 81
AN ANALYTICAL Concordance to the Holy Scrip
tures, or the Bible presented under Distinct ane
Classified Heads of Topics Edited by John Ea
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HISTORY Of Doctrines. By K. r.. Hegenbaek. DR.
and Professor of Theology in the University o
Base. Translated by C. W. Buch 2vols., Edin
bursh, 81.
CHRISTIAN THEISM. By Robert Archer Thomp
SON. s g.
PATRIARCHY or the Family, its Constitution enc
Probation By Rev John Harris ID. D.. sutho
of the Great Teacher" &c. El.25
TT They invite the attention of the Clergy ant
reading people generally to their s'ock.
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HBELECTION IN PENNs YLvANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-The weather Is cold,
cloudy and damp A heavy vote is being polled,
particularly in the low er wards.
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kvAhDJNG e.One or tw~ familiee mud
- four or five Jingle gentlemen. can be accom- mo-
a with BOARD, at the Vietoris House, ON Main
street nssr 9h. on accommodating terms. =
oc l5-2aw2ws
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O. FOX sALK--An exec IIcnG KidiV .
this ofRse. " ID
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NIUAn WALhk R s. TO-,
In WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL

IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS, No 80 Main o.,
Branch Of tho Baltimore House, I-Mast respeciiay
ask the attention Of the oitizsns of Richmond ana ~
vicinity to the stock Of Ready Made Clothing winch
they arc Just opening.
Possessing superfor facilities 10: procuring sna
masking up the sreatest variety OF Domestic aoa ~.
eien Cloths Csssimeres end Yestinss they are enA-
bIed to offer unusual Inducements TO customers WIG
are most respectfully solicited to give ~ eau pc
fore purchasing. oe if-J
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THE JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT

II the CITY Council desire to retrieve the errors nj thai
official career and to renstae themselves the good
opinion of their constituents favorable opportunity now
itself They have been spilled to for an appro
PriatiV" vi $4,000 payable in inst4ments OF $500 n
month"; to enable the committee the James River inn
Provement TO make arrangements opening channel
through Rockets bar OF sufficient depth to admit large
class vessels into the part OF Richmond There seems IN
be no doubt of the entire practcabily of the scheme
The city engineer, Mr. W. Gill; after careful survey md
examination that the distractions III the channel
be removed at OF twenty Eve or tirty thou
sand dollars and, if mistake not he i. fortified in this
declaration by the concurrent opinions ooher
engineers considerable SUN has already been expen
ded IN the improvement of river and the report
-entcd 70 the Council Monday last states that the
ations have been "a far successful that vessels hero
topping 81 City Point can now come up to Warwick
Under these circumstances We hope that the Counc will
not be frightened from their propretyn by the appic
ton just male 70 them The discontnuance of the wok in
the present stage Of its would be near an an
Proclamation 10 folly well be conceived and We h,y
better opinion OF thu Council than to believe that b.v
WI" 40 disregard the interests OF the city refuse thu,
| appropriation.
We sincerely believe that this Improvement when COM
peied, will adj materially the commercial and general
prosperity Of Richmond We may build railroad. in
direction but will fail hither the products o
the interior and the great West unless We increa. th
itcues OF commerce by improving the navigation of the
river, thereby ahordiDg outlet 70 the commodities whc
would seek our city original market Let "a not
speak too boldly OF Southern independence" until We
remove the restrictions which compel prosecute tie
larger part Of our foreign commerce through the medium
ofNorthern cities They who would be free must then
selves strike the blow, and without depending further
upon the uncertainty Of Congressional appropriation il
becomes the duty Of people in Justice to hemseve.
TO put "ther shoulders the Wheel and exrcae The
city from the commercial disabilities under which il now
| laLors.
We might have hoped that while the Democracy Of the
Senate voting millions day after day to lar less mpor
tant improvements in other quarters might have entered
the brain Of our excellent Representative (Mr Case) "a
have one clause inserted for the benefit Of Richmond and
Virginia. But all hopes Of that sor: seem vain The De-
mocracy can't stretch their constitutional
| TO embrace the poor old Dominion
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h appears from the controversy which has been raging
among the Northern papers that Col Fremont is or has
been member OF the Roman Catholic church. To al
Inquiries on the subject he preserves strict silence He
was married by Roman Priest Who i nterdctsd by hi.
church IRON marrying tao Protestsnts The apology
gwen Tor this by his supporters was that he had NO
heense and no Protestant would marry him withou, one
But this has been upset by the production of the .,.
OF record in Washington. The next excuse WA tia, M
Protestant minister would marry him. though there arc
so or 30 In Washington, does appear that appc.
uon was made to any OF them Various other
are adduced to establish the fact Of his papacy The
strongest argument adduccd against il is the allegation
made by the Tribune, that Arch-Bish Hughes the
ropes vicar In this country opposed to Fremont This
true, would so very far to overthrow all charges of Pa
paey against the Republican candidate for il could not
DO credited that the Pope aer ego would support such
goddess mscrcant Old Buck in preference to true
son OF mother church" But spprehend the fact is
no isct The Jesus have very ways OF car
yins out their designs and the Arch Bishop could not
more ehectuay damage his friend than by openly sun
porting him. That would be than many abolition
ists even could digest We suspect there Is perfect un
derstandng between the Arch Bishop and Fremont Sew
ard aId the Arch Bishop brothers-and even il
Fremont were not believer. that conue1ou would
insure him tho support OF tho Irish brigade.
Ii would certainly be be noted If Il should
so happen that this great Protestant country should
this early day Of its existence entus its destnies to the
hands of the Pope Of Rome.
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Col JoHS W. sTrvESsoS-our W1ite-son Of our
A'lireS-is stamping Kentucky a Democratic Elector
and winning laurels for himself by his just and manly
compliments to Mr. Fillmore. Here is a specimen:
lie said il was part Of his mission to abuse or de-
nouhce Mr. Fillmore that he did not intend to initiate
ue example OF some Of the juvenile bearess speakers
who were roaming over the county, he frankly admitted
mat hr Fillmore was pure patriot-that he met the
clH through which the country passed during his .d
ni-traIon ike man aud lover Of his country-anJ h.
wa willing to go further aud FAY that in his opinion he
would do II again u elected. That although Mr. FIJI
noc, raised At the North and breathing an stuosnber
not congena TO Southern ghts had in his earlier years
expressed opinions nimca TO slavery yet his admnistra
uon showed that when called to the executive chair of
the nation he threw of all partisan feeling discarded all
sectional views, ""d slowed himself the friend Of his
whole country, the Union and Constitution
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~, ~, NELSOS August 9th 1856.
Ne'"s Edors II had the pleasure Of attending Tho
summation OF Fleetwood Academy the 18th inst aud
VI" presume TO give you description Of th. interesting
proceedings o'''''"s
AT eleven o'clock A. w. the exercises were ono,ei b
PRAYER IRON the Rev. L. Cutler. The several eIas..s
were tneh examined and the students acnutted tber
,el'es very crcdaby. The examination lasted bot a few
hours AZ the conclusion Of which the audience vas n
'eu Oy speeches from the ioou ing gentlemen Mess,.
@ving' foseI. Floyd EichpatricE, Bourne will
whitehead, g. Whitehead, S Whitehead O., ~,
WIN BOYD, Boyd. c. and Bo,d w Tt;. 81 b Sy'
~ WIN Joyful hearts repaired to the dinner table bicb
aa been set IN the beautiful grove surrounding the
ueiny and had you the merciless dasles ~ ,bo
knives and forks and listened n the afi clspg NJ sb
yoa would have endorsed the sentiment Young
In his Love Of Fame" e 'AP''''e7
Their various cares in one great point combine
o. u ne business Of their yes-that H. 10 linz"
sun here Wa richer treat in store for M viz the
pressure o. converting with the girls or 70 be tnore moi
lncn, young .ad''' who had honored the place with their
presence While the exercises we're proceedirg uc,.
vas some restraints but soon rs that vas oye, .nd
tr't appees we're satisfied one and all aided In nIscng
ay on the throne and enjoyment within their midst
" you nave never attended meeting Of this kird I al
wise you 70 do 80 10y al the first opportunity 10,
here you ma natural beauty and natural womep vbtch
no"adays s rarity That most abhorred Of All thing.
hch 'he ladies' Of the day consider essential Ia
'neT property ahectaon is dispensed with There arc
10 fouged hccs, Shanghai bOnncs hirhbeeled boots ar
inverted balloons alias hoOped dresses No. our ro,r
Sod bless their unassuming souls
10 me more dear, more cOngenal 20 my heart
~ Ohe native charm than all the gloss Of nr,r
my enough-suce IL 70 say that after spending ham,
We all separated for homes wishing 'long ne e
Vu fieeNood.' Yours very truly, b. NJ T.