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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-06
rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. cowARDrN.

~ The Daily Dispatch Il served 10 subssribsrs
q six AND orARrGR CENTS PEA WEEK, payable to
she Carrier weekly. Price for mailing ~ yeax In
advance. .
U- The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Eti.
asv and mailed to subscribers at ei per annum.
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SINGULAR Casa correspondent of the Ma.
chias lMe Union details a very curious casa

SINGULAR CAsE-A correspondent of the Ma
chias (Me) Union details very curious case.
Captain Tufts, of this town, having In keg in
his store about tive pounds of gun powder, and
wishing to use the keg, poured the contents into
paper. which he carried to the house and gave to
his wife for safekeeping. Mrs. Tufts being busily
engaged in her domestic affairs, put the powder in
the oven OF stove in an unoccupied room, with
the intention of taking it out when at leisure but
forgot to do Not long after, while Capt T. was
saving in q iath.mill-one of his hands, coming in
contact with the saw, was nearly cut off He was
carried home completely exhausted from loss of
blood. His physician and friends had nearly de.
SPARED of his fe every effort to stop the blood
had proved unavailing. In the meantime, FIRE
was ordered to warm the room for the reception of
Capt T. Immediately after kindling the fire, his
friends proceeded to carry him into the room, and
had just reached the door when the powder ex
uloded, breaking the clock, stove, window glass,
&c into atoms and starting from its place one end
of the house But the curious part of the story is,
CAPT, T. received shock which Immediately stop.
ped the blood thereby saving his life; for it was
the opinion Of the physician that, had he bled an.
other ounce il must have proved fatal.
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L now in order for the reception Of boarders by
the day. week, month or year.
To persons engaged in business in Richmond who
may desire to be within reach of their families every
necessary facility is afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way between the places whilst
ithe 4thl in May special train will leave the depot
on Shockoe Hill at O'Clock, A. M, and return about
sunset, for the accommodation of those who may de-
sire to unite in the religious exercises of the day in
the village.
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
provided with gas the equal to any in the
in addition the extensive and well arranged grounds
of the establishment furnish facilities for aud
recreation surpassed by other place of the kind.
THE PROPRIETORS.
P. g. The regular passenger trsins Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksbars Potomac Company stop q.
the Hotel daily, for breakfast aud supper.
Ashland, Hanover co.. Va.
Isl ~ May q 1896. ygS my S--2m
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n.;d az s DIET The y. s. Treasury Department
paM on monday, Tuesday, and to IL O'Clock Wed.
mesuay, 70 the creditors of the late Republic Of
.eAas' under the act Of Congress of the osth Feb
luary, 1853, 1859 52412 The amount appronr;.
ated was q, ,750, 600 -ppi'pri'
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AlRGiNiA GENITAL kAILkOAD...
NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS.-PIopos WIN
~e recsised until the LIST day Of July, 1856, for the
Virsinis Centrai Railroad in Aliegheny county.
The length Of the two is about 600 feet IN spans va
rying from so TO l20 feet Depth Of russ, - feet !
width l8 feet. Plan sisr to tine Crest Calf Pasture
Bridge, ut Goshen. 50 miles west of stsunton-
Terms OF payment made known at the lettlne, or
ON application 70 the subscriber ut Stauaton.
II. d. WHITC0MB,
my l6.--dt24J Oh. Eng. Va. C. Z.
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= HAMPTON, Vs-ThI. aelirb,lal wsisrias pIacs
now open for the reception of visitors by the day
week, month or season IL 10 situated on an eleva.
ted point, and commands extensive and splendid
view OF the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River and
the surrounding country
The advan,sses for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal tor health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every ef-
fort to reneer the stsy of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability and disposition
please, to those who have heretoore selected Chesa
peske Hall for their summer retreat.
je 2-3m r. g. BANKS pnonr;stor
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portaoe City. Wisconsin, on the night of the 23d.
The dsy had been unusually warm. At midnight
a rain storm came from about N. L. by N, and af-
tar : abort duration it was accompanied by .
mighty wind which soon converted the rain into
ha;l-.nn an average the size of an egg The large
m.r,sr inch nsnes Of glass, of the Columbia bank
were pierced OF broken equally as the tiniest qual
ity-having similar exposure. Frame buildings,
partially rs;sed were either blown down or by force
Of the wind forced forward eight or ten inches
The building of Mr.. Lee, of the asningIon no.eI,
red by the storm; that Of Mr.. Brady was blown In
the direction Of the wind, and moved fully eight
inches from its position-the three story prick
building Of Mr.. Herkley, In progress Of erection.
was completely demolished. THESE u present
form the most severe cases.
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aid JAVA COFHkK IN POCKETs---
W Mocha Coffee IN half balssi Bisck snd Green
eELDEN + MILLER,
led Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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WILD BEASTS IN IrDIA.-Tha following is from
letter. written ct Lahore dated the 7th Of Feb.
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A LLEGHANY sPRINGs.--ThI. Wnter-

"A ing place is situated in the county of Montsom
cry, Nirsina. on the banks of the Roanoke River, 81
miles from the virginia and Tennes ssee Rairoad ana
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This aaeqaalcd in its
eeacaoas qualities by any mineral in the UaioR
and contains ingredients peculiarly s otca and whch
have nercr yet been found to any other mins-
Fai springs Its use has reached and reiieped cases
tohie al medicine and other miaerdl acaers AGd failed
IA Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the santlve qualities of the water are re-
fered to large cards. which we have in all the princi
pal Hotels, Steamboats,, Cars &c with certificate
appended from gentlemen of the highest cha, acter
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
tion House at the raiirosd.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar.
nye at the Springs the same day by O'Clock P. M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors by the let
day OF June Our best efforts will be given to re nd er
visit TO this fountain of health agreeable and
ant JNO. w. HOLT SONS
NY xf-dtIOA Proprietors.
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STORM AT NEW YoRK.-New York WAS visit
cu uesoay oy very severe squail of wind and
rain, which did some considerable DANA 90 Ia a..
vicinity dwelling house on Staten Island Wa
blown down. and several outward bound vessels
mad their sails blown away. The brig Sarah of
newouryport. capsized when she was off Sandy
Hook. Her crew were all saved
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AN UNFORTUNATE FANILY.-The York, Pa,
Advocate records the death, from suicide, of Mr.
Frederick Laucks, an old and respectable resi-
dent of Windsor township in that county, and
then adds -
Mr.. Laucks was a member of family which
has been remarkably unfortunate for that species
century ago his father committed suicide by poi
son. Since that time his brother and that bro
thers son have hung themselves and few
years ago his own son drowned himself The ia.
cob Laucks who shot Mr.. Henry Ilgenfrits of that
place, couple OF years ago, and s now in the
State Lunatc Asylum, was nephew of the Mr..
Laucks whose melancholy death we now record
He was-what few men have been-the son,
grandson, brother, nephew and cousin of suicides
All these unfortunate men-father, son, grandson,
were, we believe, sober, honest and industrious,
and respected in the several neghborhoods
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RRIVAL OF NEW GOUDs.--tiKEAT
"a BARGAINS.-.-Recsived per the steamer James
tsowI. and opening this morning ooo new EmoIoideT,
cd CdEars at the low price OF S oo ana 20 ets al
siishly,wortL double the money. .
Alsp. 900 pieces White Goods comprising PLAIN and
Eesnsd u WIS; Checked and striped 90; hanason,e
Rmb,eise red Muslins; Plain and Striped Jaconets
and Cambrics, and Hanseoks.
Ladies in want Of White Goods, would DO well to
give caii before purchasing ,no
iaS 1913 Broad st
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CROPS IN VIRGINIA.-The Woodstock Tenth
Legion says that within few days, since the dry
cold weather commenced, many fields that looked
exceedingly thrifty and promising, have been at.
tackled by the fly and joint worm, and SO much in.
jured to be almost worthless.
The Winchester Virginian says that, promising
the first start of the wheat this spring, the
fly, weeds and dry weather have so injured it that
more than half CROP if that, cannot besexpected
in Frederick, Clarke or Hampshire, or. so far as
we can learn, in any of the counties of the North
Valley. What with the decline of price and de-
cline of the yield, farmers will be fortunate who
clear from the same breadth of land one fourth Of
what they did two years ago The corn, which
was generally gotten in late, is showing the need
of rain, as do the pastures.
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UNOCT. PL U NJ 4, of the Old Medical
Hause ia atl ensaxed in tire eatng al sorts Of Se-

hOCT. L U Nj e, OF the Old MEDICAL
II House, is still ensased IN treating al sorts OF Be-
wso hsye been unfortunate in their associstions.-
DR. r. would particularly invite q call from persons
in tho country who have been given up by their
pbysieaps az incurable. Cases few indeed that
cannot be reached by medicine when correctly sp-
ulied The article known as the CHEMICAL EX-
very best thing now before the public for renovatng
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
The Agus and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
Office en- franklin street. just below the Exchange
Hotel and FIRST door South of Trinity Church. Rich
Iaond Va -
Medicines securely packed and sent to order with
~ iI aiTeetions Ije3l
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20 n E.--i nm now IN regular receipt of
" SOFT and HARD COKE----the former de-
hghtfu fuel for CRATES, and the latter excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges snd heating furnaces. Apply ut the
coke yards Of 10th street and Basin bank,
cornsT of Byrd and 9Th strestss south SIDE Canal
roh s.---ts mo j. WERTH. Agt
NANTILLAS-.We are Opening To day,
lNl some new application and Shawl gtyies Of Man
fiIiss also low priced PsTasos Black Silk Mitts Al
exsuders Kid and Silk Glsvss. Call and supply
yourselves. J.6 ~ kOsEh6AuM
zee 1885, Broad IT.
0Tn T1V1 9;0FVEE IN POCK kIe5-.-.
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SPRING GOODS..-We are n0w opening
- eur stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, as
usual consists of great variety of new and desira-
BILE goods. We receiving FRESH SUPPLIES
every week. and customers may rest assured that
by giving call at they will save themselves
much time and trouble In the tedious effort OF
"MATCHING TRIMMINGS HsaHsF sgfa
HIRSH G B0TTCHER,
mh 25--4ms 200 Broad street.
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NORvELL HOUSE, Main sfreer, Lynchj
burg Va. will open on ths LIST day of duly, 1S5o
WELLS 4 HYDE, Proprietors This heusa is now
undergoing change Of construction that viii place it
footing with the best modern built hoteis3
The interior will contain every necessary conve-
nsnce for guests and will be furnished in style OF
elegance and comfort suited to the tastes Of all and
of character that will make it rank in fact with
the frsr class hotels in the country my 30--d&cim*
NATIONAL L. HOTEL, Main street, Staun-
ton, Virginia w. J. HUNTER 4 CO., Pro-
prietors.
E7- An Omnibus will always be In readiness at the
Railroad Depot, to take Passengers to and from this
house. free of charge. my 81 Gun
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GENTLEMEN,s SHAVING, HAIR
" DRESSING AND SHAMPOOlN3 SALOON.

NJ DRESSING AND SHAMPOOlN6 SALOON,
i4h street, opposite the Erchdage Hotel Richmond,
Va.-WILLIdM WILLIAMSCN Proprietor, hav-
ing recently moved TO the above establishment, and
after incurring considerable expense in reitfine and
renovang the same, respectfully invites the atten-
ton and patronage of the public. With polite at.
tendants and together with his knowledge Of the
dus operand feels asaured of his ability 70 give
tire satisfaction.
Strangers visiting the city waited on with dispstch
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nEsHONs's = sHDW kK BATMS.-.I
II hereby certify that have had in use for con-
siderable length Of time of the above Shower
Baths, made by MIR. VIM. Forbes, Of this city. and
find it to answer the purpose intended better than
anything of the kind I ever The Pump con-
slider very great improvement the old mode
of supplying the water to the shower, and would
not be without 1t for double its cost.
JAS w. LEWELLEN.
The above machine took the first premium at tho
last Fair of the Virginia Mechanics Institutes and
for sale wholesale and retail by the subscriber Or
ders left at the store OF Mesus Jones Potts will be
promptly attended to. ~ 1000
my l6-SwS WIN. FORBES.
DKEMIUM GRIST Mills FUR sALE.
j. have on hand seven of N0Y ES BURR STONE
MILLS which Mills have taken the first premium
st the Worlds Fair London, and st every other Fair
where they have been exhibited have also several
small Water Wheels-one Of iron, 90 low ~ $780,
Also, lot of secondhand Machinery, such as Shsf-
ting Pullies, Belts &C.; ali of which win be sold very
low. Itcan be seen st the store on 10th street. two
dooss from Bargamik's corner, where i wta receive
to sail commission, every description ct new and
secondhand Machinefy JOHN A. JETER,
Prescott House.
sCrculars with cut, description and prices Of these
Mils sent 70 any direction gratis, application.
IS-dfs
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NUTICE.-TU MY CUSTOMERS AND
IN THE PUBLIC have in store fresh and sn-
perior lot Of MILL OFfAL q very redpcsd prices.
and general supply Of HORSE fEEp. COIN
MEAL, white and yellow OATS, COkN snd HAL.
and . very superior article Of CORN MEAL for fsn-
lily nee, which will sell low for cssh, o. 20 panefnsi
customers. Send Ia your orders- ..,s<x...x
my A-l2t :. .N.GNrn1
TSHE T1T5s EST d 570sT KisktsxNT
j STOCK or RURNfTUaE IN Ricbmonds
be found at HARWOOpS furniture WAIe-foomss
Governor street. ss !.
would particularly invite the fasuiers ana risn-
te when thew visit Richmond. u examine my stock
and satisfy themselves thsf have tbs lnes eompiete
assortment sf FURNITURE. MdTfhESSES &c..
and that am selling lower than sey ether honse IN
the State. Amongst my stock Will be fon1d
so DOZEN chairs Rosswood AMI Pxrior Fur
so Bedsteads nitnfc, = ~
2sa Msttressss. Mahogany lAoa %
100 Wsrdrobes, Wainat DO ~
80 Bureaus, 6idebokrde,
8A Rocking Ckairs Bookcases, Lcunaes
30 Sofas and pivAna, Onk kuxnstuxe< & VI
900 Washatsndst Cottage Furniture. -
have also ON hand Hight twu horee " AM1tAoh
which viii ssu ssry low. $50 ...,,<.<,rSs ,.,cs
mvR-Im GovernoS =, kichmonl Va.
" Z rsSS5<s - -
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ing he was handed over his master for safe keep
ing
The Heather, yesterday, was hot and sultry. and
notwithstanding the reresning shower OF rain that
fell the evening before, the streets were - dry and
narehed as q bake oven. Vegetation il yet suffer.
ing greatly for want OF rain
Fires and Alarns-From the LIST Of May to tha
lst OF June. there were II fires and alarms. OF
this number there were fires, false alarms, 3
alarms caused by the burning Of chimneys, aud
alarms caused by fires beyond the corporate limits.
Ia the districts they thus divided: lst district
I'd district, 8; Sd district, IL 4fh district q
The Principal Engineer of the Fire Department
estimates the value Of the properly lost At $780,
the amount Of property saved by the department
at 900, and the amount of property insured ..
$500.
Bad caaraetas-John McRoberts white man,
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday. and
partially examined on the charge Of associating
and eohabiting with free negress, known - Jor
dina Mayo. Several witnesses were examined Ia
the canse, all OF whom bad seen him in the house
and some ofwhom knew the prisoner to be ex
tremeIy intimate with the dark object OF his sfec
tons, but a. the members Of the Night Watch
who had run Mac from the house time and again
were absent, the investigation was adjourned an
I'll this morning. and the accused sent 70 jail
Habses Crpss--Gsorge Livinsston, now con
Hnedin the city jail on the charge Of murder, L ts
be brought before Judge Meredith In tho course o
few days. on : writ Of Aabsas coypss, the objec'
Of his counsel being TO get him hailed for hLs ~
pearance q the next tsrn q the Circuit Court. .
which time his hnal trisi win tAke plsca Liyinss
sndeavoring p gst hall
ebrats its annlvsrsaryc % the 23d 81 this month =
We understand that two or three companies n0u
Psteruburg ere expected y be present % ne 90
casion
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Notice..

To wllilm nips'n, Eob'ft Si 4. IL mt,-,--
sippi en- Missouri a. Oad IuuittHy, s.ri All TIL
er. iatrrestsa 'ntne ia,'t. her liza ttr,t .caib
You rare herrhy notid q tbal b, ..t,,,r d ar .I,-
diIance ct ths 81 yruHril - ttr III. of .g.uls RI
passed p,.mp 10th, 1870 entitie.i ~ artrauc.
for thu cun lhU,ii aui eAteH,i u II !.th street
ia the city Of Dav nl-,,t easiwardy"d jiy of sin
d',nt - siei fre h !ders pi nd city vii " SIM
none ! and sworn 81 The May4r's NICE Ia ~atl ci,y
tn 18th day OF November next 500 al . O'Clock
VI, 10 assess and award thr DAMAGES snd banehts
that may ~ rue 10 The owners " ths land proposed %
b. taken IN th' coaiinua,i aud 81 ,hstnof said
>tree' CHE vs,dict Of the lrst larry a turn J On the
Eth Inst. having he n by fr sui.i q, osttsf ct
asid } The following - ID p'ina Al IA tract at
Land prop -- I, b. t,ken for said ext.nsion ut siil
sire shewu ty the fat OF The ursey ia. Fl made
~ the CITY engineer and file IN tie Masoi> Nc
w.t.
tract % rect wild from III present terminal on
OF Fourth srr'tto the river Front tire l. contain
ing TO tv-thr ore hrnd re,hs Of AZ are Of land %
said vii lam AID r bert simpson AM, Nv nty-nin
one hundr III, 4 an e iandof .aid N 4 NJ Rail
koat Compa-y--t't"b 2-fh, 1863.
Ger MITCHELL, Mayor u city Of Davenport.
I'silv Ill, Nov. 10 h.
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. 1 n 4 r n h VS. i.

WHO IS the Lam. A Niles, Esq, OF
the Wsvefly Bremen Coz Republican put
i,sfes papers IN his last issue to prove that
Farris, the County Judge, and Merin,
school Fund Commission, and Queen, Co.
treasurer, "swore to a lie - when they
went before the Grand Jury and made oatl,
that the said Miles had bought q pair OF
overshoes at Fa,-i. aud Martin, when mer.
chants, and never paid for them. Politics
Law at the bottom u the Whole matter -
Capital Reporter.
FALSE PRoPHEr...Says the Sigourney
Life in he West, Of the Goth:
"a large Buck was shot near town few
days since BY a couple Of citizens while out
trapping for qnslls. There will be another
one suoi on the 4th day OF November next :"
The burning Of the Hardin County Court
House At Ed "a on the Eth ul,. involved a
loss 10 The county Of $1,000. In addition 10
the building. there were also destroyed a
good Sabbath School Library, and effects
belonging 10 an Odd Fellows Lodge. which
met in the hall. The County Records were
saved.
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STATE Observation-Disclosures IOWA NOVEMBER To- 1856

"WHERE ARE rot CONC AN All
ecdote il told Of Finney the "resivalist'
and csnaler TO the following effect:
He was "holding forth" in Rochester
and III walking along the canal one
day came across toatmsn who was
swearing furionsly. Marching up, he
confronted him, and rather abruptly
asked:
Sir, do you know where You are
going. 7"
ihe unsnspcciing man inuoc-ntiy
replied that he was going up the cana
on the boat "Johnny Sands
mo sir you are not" continued Fin
ney.
You are going to hell faster than "A
canal boat ian take yoG.'
The boaiman looked at HIM with as
t"nlshmcnt for minute, ami then re-
turned the question
"S'r, do ym, know wnerc you are
going.'
Il expect 10 20 Ia heaven"
~" sir. YOU are gany r,ohi INTO The
canal!
And, >tltlug the action IL the words,
he took tinncy in his arms and tossed
INN INTO the mGrky waters, where he
would have drowned had not the boat
man relcntcd and fshed him out.
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STATE or THE kArIovAL TRE.>rRY
The amount subject /" draft n the
Treasury On the LIST INST. WA upwards
ut sg4 ,unu,W,o: 81 whr'h there ! 10
New York l.15u,ouu, AT ihilal,i-
phia S5.nu.ouu. al San Francisco,
-, .5u,uuu. at Boston >3,uuU.uou and
al ''harintte. North taiolin.l sl.75u.-
otul
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FINANCIAL.
BANNING HousE 90 TALIsAS PowGRs ecLEAS
DAvENPoRI; NOVEMBER II Is.t

DAvENroar; NOVEMBER II Isa6.
Ih' demand for IN 'n-y continues undimiDished
WIN avery insufficient supply, AMI we cannot now
expect any material chang in money matters unit
pring.
TX hsnge continues scarce but with slightly de-
c'ea ed demand Some 81 he largest purchasers We
beli-v. will not require more until spri,r; but u G
collections from the Rast stil REQ ls,se rem L
tance>.
TIL last advice. from Europe are considered in
y" i"rkt Indicate that the I'm ,ncial crisis In
rranee passins over. Since The arrival VI the Ca
n"ia, stocks hsvcs NJ. ~ from two TO six pr crnt
aud mon has me easier. shipments OF golo
however contin'c large, aud the Banss are stli
CONTRACTING their loans.
We quote exchange - follows
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rT The vitriol throwcrs are at
work in Washington. Several persons
have had their clothes ruined recently
by them. On Friday, say, the Star,
We learn that lady returning home
from shopping excursion, np"n tn.
avenue. discovered tina, her dress. a
new and costly silk one, wa entirely
ruined through the sr"undrvll-m Of
these throwcrs.