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ADJUSTMENTS
= \, ELDRED'S
I, GREAT
SHOW !!

= n, ELDRED'S
In. GREAT
SOUTHERN SHOW!
80, ONLY sou ,IlRRN COMPANY NOW IRA.
''' '-...iNG IN THE SOUTH.
~~rpr THING NEW AND COMPLETE FOR
f''' TIRE iEAR 1851,
...us. Neusacrie aud Hippodrome
'"' ombtned.
,,ting IN all one q the MosI MAGNIFICENT
N'A"'N COMPANIES now travelling.
.vbru At RICHMOND. on WEDNESDAY,
N"rrsnGN ana FRIDAY, July q. q and q, is57.
'hS5'i<CIL CHAMBER HILL.
s1 CARD.
yIpRHp rroclaiuas TO the South that as a re-
81 the generous patronage that has ever crown
-' a ,rfs a. plesse, i1t has this season combined
Fl" THREE GREAT SHOWS
..,-tx} the world renowned fRA>CoSf HIP
Tk2Trk to s4PSGi5n II SST1s nd an yth
.rlifEN CIRCUS.
-.r.Rr&T SOUTHERN CIRCUS DEPARTMENT
3D." .,,>S- sam Long and the great American
end Shakspcresn Jester, JfNMEl REl-
Mn PEDESTRIANS Madame Francon, Mad
- al tapc;ite ApkI \nN FR,\coNI.
Trslt...lt will introduce h,, uHspproachahle
..-s, W Oicll, the Cont, Rider aud great
- -. 7.er--t Thruver. &. Morrison will artonisli
: ...ss.u,e ll b., c'nt"rt'9nsHy performance on =
~ s,l ~, s, r,,}e thirty feet high held aud SUP
D., Mons N~ssiu. Master Jas. the Champion
.....rsl The south, vsud,au brothers, by lei,
,. p..tr,la the great Gl".e Performer: ".
-.. ,Ar -. kor. Performer.
..EY[lLE~ uF TlfE COMPANY Master John
.,r,pfE oF THU BANp-C Nollandt, which i~a
. 80, .-r,Tsrtne for the excellence Of the Music
- ffuKfp, in hi. DARING and PHAkLkss
CRAFTSMANSHIP On 1 FIERY STEEIS.
Co., saunders ia his superb Principle Act Juve-
., bio rr.Gp" ID Pantonlme, BALLET, Dancing.
- AH,-4aa.t~, &C. arr amon2 the grand icsturt-
~ .tttllu making IA all the most attractive
.-r sting Entertainment, and the best FIFTY
tf'' FREE EXHIBITION.
-VtN> ~HELAE WIli make = grand TERRI
Sl.GkL ASCENSION, on wire two hundred
p. .al,i At dizzy height, outside the
.,. d.. ton If the centre pole To the ground.
.a.t.l.- spectacle. oHisgsts pRd FREE 70 all. is
. f..- II II startling that has ever been AT
... immunity Who admire Cuurs se and -kf /,
.,.tI,rly be exhibited every day that the
.,. net ua -!l.A ~ g. render the feat revolt
- ..r,.r.ts SAM HENDRICKS,
u Agent.
4
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DENNETT. REERS \ EIsHER nr,a

SiTt- respectfully inform theiT friends that they
a." non removing TO their old stasd 2j Main street
Whrre they will be happy to execute all orders for Ar
"SISS III theff line on the lowest terms
lnHy are now Commencing business with An on
tT,dy new stock Of fresh and reliable DRUGS MEDI
SiSES, PAINTS. Oils FANCY ARTICLES, PER
tCnhh Sct embracing every thing usually found
Ne nope our friends and regular customers will
continue 70 send their orders, as they can now be
hllrd without any delay.
10 the public AT large. who have so generously sup
ported IN duas the last eight years We return our
grateful thanks and hope that i'll future may look
Tor largely increased patronage.
ia RcCOcct the old stand:
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that after

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that after
six weeks publication Of this notice, application
viii be made To the Commissioner of Pensions for the
issue Of duplicate Land Warrant No 3es44 for 100
acres issued 70 Jane Black, widow Of Turner Black,
deceased-the same having been lost.
jy la-wc6t STOKES CO
MOTTO E.-Notice is hereby given that
application will be made to the Chamberlain Of
the City Of Richmond, for the renewal Of Bond No.
ls0, of the city of Richmond, in the name Of SUSAN
A. WOMBLE, for One Thousand Dollars, dated Feb
ruary 18th, ISL and payable January lsf .so4 Said
bond hayln& been lost or uislaid 10 lg-wam
CATER UPPERS, CATER UPPERS.
NJ This il to give notice that am manufacturing
Cater Uppers of every description and quality al
New York and Philadeiphia prices:
o. H. CHALKLEYe
Dealer In Leather, Shoe findingsand On
liz s-dotkw3m
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By Richard Cauthorn.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FIXTURES.

! NEff,
~ &C. AT ACCTI0N.-Un THURSDAY. I'd inst
at 70 O'Clock at the Grocery store of VIM n Brocf
BROTHER on Broad street opposite the Fair Orounds
VIII sell at auction, for cash their entire sto-k az
uroceres Fixtures &C Consisting Of the usual vari
Also. one Spring Wagon.
Jy2l r CAT-Tuopy
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q W. JONES, SURGICAL AND ME,

W. JONE6, SURtlCAL AND ME-
~ CHANICAL DENTIST, Office on Main street,
opposite Curinthian Iiall-Au Operations either in
Filling, Cleansing Extracting or Regulating the
TEETH, gently aud thoroughly performed.
MINERAL Vr lNCOKRLPTlHLE TEETH, insert-
ed On gold plate. with without clasps Is may b.
desired answering all the purposes Of Natural Teeth
not only as 10 appearance" but in the masticaton OF
food and the articulation vi language.
ny 2-3In
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DENNETT, BEERS &FISHFR

DRUGGISTS. ara now at their old stand pre-
pared TO furnish their old friends Land they hope
Drug, Chemical aud Fancy Business, Oh their usual
accommodating t-rmS.
ne death % Wan, >. Beers will make no change in
the bus!Dess Ii will be CONDUCTED in every resntct
~ heretofore II,
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CPF(YAL NOTICp Tho a,,,,-.:,

~ ~ - H. - hc suDSCGlDcf
- wonS INFORM the public that he does not char:,,,
price for Soda Water but furnishes cool
ne Old pncc, % eta per glass or y for 81 Nv sofia
water /" made by the most approved apparatus with
patent ,'ol"f draw Apes, and warranted inferior Ia
none ii YOU want good glass of Soda call on
Je9j Chemist Ill an3 ~ anI
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By Richard Cauthorn.
HEAD QRS. lST REGIMENT VA. VOLS,
81 RICHMOND July 20, 1887. J
~ ORDERS No. -.
II l. By general orders received at these

HEAD QRS. lST REGIMENT VA. VOLS,
d RICHMOND, July 20. 1887. J
IL l. BY general orders received at these
headquarters companies q. Continental Guard
captain Crawford, and H., (Mechanic u uard) Captain
Lipscomb, are declared 10 be disbanded The late
commanders of these companies will forthwith pro
coed 10 cause the arms and accoutrements, whc h
nave been issued TO said companies to be collected
and returned To the Public Armory,
Such late commanders will, soon as practicable
report To reglmental headquarters the number aud
description of arms, &c collected and returned under
this order, and Will at the same time, furnish
count fthe cost Of collecting and transporting said
arms.
IT, Major Vim. b. Ball having rendered his resig,
nation, the is accepted.
gment, will assemble at the Gun Room Of the Artil-
lery, on THURSDAY next, the sd of the present
month"; at s o'clock p. NJ in citizens dress. for the
purpose of holding election TO NIL the vacancy,
casioned by the resignation of late Major Ball.
". The senior Field Officer present will superin-
tend the said election.
BY order of Lieut. Col. CARY. commad'g.
WV. MUNFoRD. Adjutant. ly 2-4
CPECIAL. CLOSE SUM MER
~ DRESS G0ODS.-From this day, we oIier our
customers and cash buyers generally our entire stock
of SPRING and SUMNER DRESS GOODS and MASTiLLAs
at very low prices 10 close them out before Ihe all
We are determined not carry our Dress foods over
from one season another If low prices viii prevent
it, We can confidently recommend the following, .oi
which We have a good as-ortment,l as very cheap
Lawns and Jaeonets good eolors, IRON iE. - 80,
beautiful assortment Berage Robes; do. DO Jaconet
and Muslin do: few Silk Robes, very cheap; summer
Dress silks do do; Plain and Printed Berages, com,
Inpncnx nj Use. Striped and Plaid Glnghams goou
AT l9Jc large stock Muslin Collars. Also, 100 Black
and Fancy Mantiilas from IS eta 10 S5, greatly TO
uu''N ~ p'N ". p. PERKINS co.
je2s No. l4l Eagle Square.
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r AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE

/ AMI AMI NEU hOES FUR SALE.-
eBy virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for the
County Of New Kent. pronounced on the 18th day OF
May, 1857. in the suit of Bailey and ais Basy's
rep ct Sls shall lss special Commssioner sppspt
highest bidder, at New Kent e. H., on THURSDAY,
the 9Th day ofJnly next (thst hsng Court day the
Farm of which the late George y. Bailey died seized
and POSSESSED, together with five Negroes belonging
to the estate of the same, consisting Of Men and Wo
men.
The Farm contains iI2 acres more or less Of which
one-half is open and in fair state Of improvements
pine the latter of which may be cut into cord wood
at n hne profit.
The buildings comprise dwelling house, in good
repair, containing four rooms together with all OF
the usual out houses; and situated this place ON
the stage road at distance of only y, miles above
the Court House. and from the Pamunkey river
with all the advantages incident to such location a
opportunity is here offered to the purchaser Of
securing pleasant residence.
TERMS-Of the purchase money for the Land so
much will be required in cash is necessary to de-
fray expenses OF suit sale &C. the residue credit
with good personal security, for the deferred pay
ments the last two bonds to carry interest after the
expiration of six months from the day of sile to
gether with n trust deed on the land. For the Ne
groes, credit OF ninety days will be given, the pur
chaser executing bonds, with approved security the
''-''~ - >' '''''' Wv ''' ROBT. HOwL.E.
P. S.-About 200 acres of good Timbered Land ad-
joining can be purchased by Application TO (which
would add much to the value OF the Farm.
je 26-ctds
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND.-The subscri-
Der will offer for sale, on the premises TO the
highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of
July next, the Farm on which he resides.
The Farm is located in Rock bridge county, on the
Big Calf Pasture River, six miles above Goshen De-
pot, Virginia Central Railroad. 1t contains about
1000 acres 1H of which is cleared and cultivated
The remainder is well timbered, with timber of fine
quality.
The improvements are a brick and log dwelling
houses with all other houses required on Il farm;
Saw Mill, with circular saws Chupping Mill, aud
Corn Crusher. The mill il capable OF pTuducing
300 feet of lumber per day. The timber is sufficient
to supply the mill for five yoas at the above rate.
The place Is well wateFed by river, rvuet, and liz
Vulnerable springs of limestone, freestOne sulphur
and chaly Oeate, pure and inyigorating the noun
tain air.
A large proportion of the tnbered land would pro-
duoe fine tobacco or wheat of the best quality.
W. p. EWING.
Post Office-Goshen Depot. Va. Central Railroad.
Jy lO-wCtds
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merchants and others should not forget Ia ann
Ply themselves with this popular and uniaing Worm
Destroyer. Ii is the best preparation in use bein,
very sweet ana pleasant, and certain ia its action
Try It. 1t can be had of the agents PURCffI
LAbp co, BENNETT, BEERS a FISHER AID
Druggists generally. M - ''
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FALL RACES. 1867.

q IA FALL RACES, 1857.
@6@%T The RACES over the War
MS O. rentUn IN. c. Course will
= commence TUESDAY.
I'D day OF September, lai7, and continue days
lST DAh-A Sweepstake for years Old mile heats
500 entrance, play or pay. Four entries already
made. Close the 18th August 1857.
IND RACE-A Sweepstake for years old, out of
mares that never produced a winner; 800 entrance
play or pay, mile beats. Two entries already made
TO close on the 18th August 1857.
2Np DAYS RACE-A Club Purse Of $500 two mls
heats.
BIRD DAYS RACE-PropTietor's Purse, 800, two
mile heats.
4rH DAYS RACE-A Club Purse of $500. three
mile heats.
Teste NJ T. HAWKINS Proprietor
=, ). TURNBULL, Secretary, Jy 22-td
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AND EXECUTOR,S

COMMISSIONERS AND EXECUTORS
~ SALE.-By virtue oil decree of the County
Court of Chesterfield in the of Wilkinson against
Belchrr and Others shall, on the 9TH of the pre-
sent month. July, 1851 if fair if not, the next fair
day proceed 10 sell at the late residence of Mrs X.
T. Moasly, ten or twelve likely NEGROES, consist
ing of Men Women and Boys. At the same time and
place shall sell all the Horses Cows, Sheep and
Hogs Household and Kitchen Furniture. Plantation
Tools &c L. ". WILKINSON,
Com and Exor of r. T. Moasly, and
jy2i-7t&cwlt Administrator of Mary o. Moaay
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PAGE EDMUNS.

st o MAC II Blackberry Brandy {;
- Ginger Wine: genuine Old Port; best London
Dock Brandy; concentrated Extract of Ginger Baker
Bitterr. &c, &c; all peculiarly adapted to debility
a Of appetite, and want Of tone about the stomach
anu digestive apparatus generally. For sale by
IEU. W GAKLICK,
ApOthecRTy and Druggist
jyl7 Market Place. Frank lin street.
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WANTS.

,1-tNTEp.--A number Of Servants are
w a-r..t lisuiuE rpp1n servant. ami washer
-..- .ct ;l3r different springs m virginia Ap-
JOHN Il. COOK.
1, Corner Main and Pearl sts.
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DIETETICS.-CornSt Starch; Fnrina: Ber-

I Il
~ muda Arrow Root, &c, &c. all specially adapt
et 10 children diet al this most trying Of the
year Parents should secure these artlCles whether
they remain in tho city or go abroad They may be
had fresh and OF the best quality at the Apothtcary
aud Prescription store Ot the subscriber at Market
Place, Franklin street
IylI JNO ". GARLICK- nruapist
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NOTICE.-The subscriber having rented
the Office No. 81, Main street formerly occupied
f"rs himself as Practitioner Of DENlSTRY to the citi-
gems OF Richmond and the public generally. Having
had an experience Of twelve years in his profession
Il" fools confident he please those who may favor
him with their patronage. He can bs found NJ his
Office at ALL HOURS where he will be pleased 10 serve
the friends OF his brother
my i-Jm PAGE EDAUHS
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WANTED. BOAkD.-A gentleman and
w lie =. o. 4rh g. obtain RIO Al u ia private
., u..t.t HNr,I. minutes walk II the corner Of
land Main 4tis~.t-. Address X. VI. A. Dis
..... ~, ., stating Ialnc and residence"
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON UNION

HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON UNION
IL HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiIl be sold.
on FRlDAI EVENING next, July 24th at -, o clock
p NJ. on the premises, without reserve, that beauti-
fu and valuable House and Lot situated on the cor
ner Of 9th and streets. The house contains five
rooms, besides kitchen and is perfectly and in
good order.
TERNs.-0ne-fourth cash; balance at T. and y
months, secured by trust deed on the property
GODDIN j. APPERS0N
jy ~ Aucts
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-ANTrD ~ PURCHASE. a likely ne
SWEET GUM TIMBER

W .roGIKI. from 10 lo years oli-one that has
~, = r,5~,f Ani can Do " ELI recommended Ap-
KDH. ID. EACHU,
Pea ri -lr ..nt
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COuGH ELtXIR-For Pulmonary Dis

- ease n its inctpient stage and for Colds and
coughs, Mrs DAVIS COUGH ELINIR stands lar
above any other remedy that has ever been otrI Ia
cGe p ss southern community This mc
@ NOT pf4e.s 70 eradicate all diseases Of what
nor uges me proprietor declare 10 10 the ONLY Cure
tVI pulmonary diseases: but from the reputation II
nv Yalred oT ITSELF, AMI that too without outing
siIn .buse no have used IT, aud from the great mum
ppI =, eertGicates OF residents Of Richmond Who
zen oehthted and cured by it, nse. she feels Mt
liberty To comnlend II to general use satisfied III at
,he aaCted cannot use II without receiving great
ocHcn' from 1t. healing and curative powers
FOR sale by Mr., 4. II. DAVIS Bennett 4 Rocrs
hIex DuYal. Chas. Mulspau2h, Z. J. Picot A. Bo,ic'
u
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I ANDIN HENRICO FOR SALE

hNU IN HENRICU FUK SALE.-The
subscribers are authorized to sell tract of land
containing Dl acres, situated in the county of Herr
rloo, about II miles from Richmond near the vii
lSmsburg road, adjoining the lands of George
savage, Mrs Crouch and others, within half a mile
Of the York River Road, about one half ia cleared
the balance IN wood and timber. The Improvement
consists OF large Dwelling and out houses (soIne-
what out OF rcpair.l
, Persons DESTROYS Of waving the land will call on
Mr.. Savage, who will take pleasure in showing tho
same. ~
The above land will be cold reasonable terms or
exchanged for young negre~. For terms Be- anply
to y. Il. CLARKE, or 'Pi'
IS-2LMlm EnnnIN ApnRpanN
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!. N hIINI-NUI1AN MS ItHlUFtU 70
; No. 2!l. just opposite his old stand, and next
"Yf T. trenshaw, Quarles & Co, where he will be
~ glad 10 his friends Thankful fer past IA
-, he will try ~ merit future and being OPP
raf1 n large profits he confidently offers assuran-
~
a hefetofgfe his attention will De- given to BOOK
SIDING aud BLANK BOOK MAKING at strictly
\ rates j. r. KEISINGHAM
Bookseller and Binder
i6-~im 2N Bread St, between 81 and 4th.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
TACKsoN's EXCELSIOR BITTERs

IACkS0N'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS.
Road and pay attention to the following certificate
from well known and distinguished citizen and sex
how highly he speaks of these celebrated Btters now
30 much In vogue. ~"
" Mr.. Il. II. IAckSoS-Dear Sir. Ny motheri,.iau,
Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dy aensi r.,
some sixteen years. Not finding any permanent ~,
ei from the various remedies used she was induced
tvtry your Excelsior Btters aud Ii afvrds ma ,,,b
pleasure TO testify 70 their beneficial results She
now enjoy her food with relish TO which she v,as
cine. ,!ro " a., 't =.
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run oALE.-A likely and genteel SER
= bant gIl. 10 years old. accustomed to house work
seeray ana to the care of children. She il smart
WsuNe ahu intelligent of excellent character and
dlrppsltloiy anu ~ every respect most desirable
serIagt. Sl1 is sold fur no faslt whatever and To-
remain Ia or near this city.
AnnlX Ht ClrY Il ian
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CUANO.-We shall receive during this
~ week, our first cargo of BEST Peruvian q UAN0,
and will continue 10 receive, through the season,
full supply from SELECTED cargoes We also keep on
hand supply of best Mexican Gnano, and other
Fertilizers to suit our farmer friends all of which
will be sold on reasonable terms, by
jy 2l-2aw3w HUGH W. FRY SONS.
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DICH Curtain Muslins, III cts; Dotted |

~ Collars cents Swiss Muslins l2k cents; Para
soils less than cost; Infants Waists Collars, Bands,
Cambria and Swiss Edges and lnsertings, Sleeves,
Bleaehed Cottons, Irish Linens, Trimmings, White
and Black silk Lagos and Edges Flowers, Ruehes;
skirts, Mitts. Hosiery, Black Silk Netts, Palm Leaf
Fans. Bracelets Tarlatans, Grapes. Black Silks. llu
sons Embroidery silk. Tidy Cations, Check, d, Nam
sands Of other articles which must be closed out by
the auth of August next So those that want 10 pro
cure extra bargains, should call at once al
jy22 GoLDsMIT's. 2o5 Broad street.
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EOR SALE By THOMAS JONES 4 co.
% hhd.. prime sides, shoulders. Hams and
Buckets and Kegs Refined Lard; 40 bbls Pennsy Iva
MIA and Virginia Apple Brandy; y bbls Isle of Wight
Peach Brandy 600 packages Green and Black Tea ::
200 bbis. Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 20
packages choice Goshen Butter lo9hhs Irull's Pure
70 quarter Casks Port Wine; 500 boxes Ada, Tall0w
and Sperm Candles; 81 hbls. choice Mountain Rye
u hhkaY u
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stephen Aliens Pocket Piece.

Ia the pocket book Of the Hon. Stephen
Allen, who was drowned from on board the
Henry Clay, was .found printed slip. appa-
rently cut from newspaper, of which the
following is copy: E
Keep good company or none. Never be
idle. If your hands can't be usefully en-
ployed, attend to the cultivation of your mind
Always speak the truth. Make few promises.
Live up to your engagements. Keep your own
secrets, if you have any. When you speak to
person, look him in the face. Good compa-
ny and good conversation are the very snews
of virtue. Good character is above all things
else. Your character cannot be essentially in
inred except by your own acts. IL any one
speaks evil of you, let yonr life be so that no
one will believe him. Drink no kind of intox-
icating liquors. Ever live (misfortune ex-
cepted) within your income. When you re-
tire to bed think over what you have been doing
dnring the day Make no haste to be rich, if
You wonld prosper. Small and steady gains
give competency, with tranquility of mind.
Never play at any game of chance. Avoid
temptation, though you fear Won may not with
stand it. Earn money before you spend it.
Never run into debt unless You see way to
get out again. Never borrow if Won can pos
sibly avoid it. Do not marry until you IRE
able to support wife. Never speak evil of
any one. BE just before you are generous.
Keep Yourself innocent, if YOU would be hap
py Save when You are young, to spend when
you are old. Read over the above maxilns at
least once week.
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The BARRIERS feel the = crsiso They COM
plain of an unwonted economy of cents on the
part of their customers One-half of their
patrons, who shaved regularly every morning,
now give their chins the benefit of two day s.
growth, while hirsute appendage to the coun-
tenapce is assiduously cultivated by hundreds
who have hitherto scorned the idea of whis.
And il shaving Gall but note shaving) labors
under the general depression, halr dressing
and hair cutting seem on the verge of stagna-
nation. People give no parties, and therefore
so to none. Ladies are learning to curl their
own ringlets, and accomplish themselves in the
art of preserving and identifying those luxuri-
ant tresses which we have high authority for
calling "a glory y to every one of them, while
the men, though it is to be hoped that no
panicky times will lead to habits of personal
neglect or uncleanliness, seem less careful of
their heads than they were a month ago. The
hair cutters scissors are less busy; the sharp
Sc snip, snip" is less frequently heard in their
saloons. As for wigs, If the panic continues
long enough, the trade viii be suspended, fer
bald men will own up, cast aside their dilapi-
dated pretences, and admit that they are not so
young as they were twenty years ago The
falling off in bears grease, hair invieorator,
and such things, which, when the pocket Is
full of money, man is easily seduced into
purchasing, Is wonderful. The most persis-
tent dandy cannot be brought to regard bottle
taken from hair dresser's shelves with ordi-
nary complacency.-[Ne New York Times.
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From the Evening Times
Falling Leaves. P7a#E

Behold how Autumn, dressed in rich and mellow hues
But with sad and mournful air,
Steals unperceived upon us.
In It's slow train thesghing blast piteous the
ear, .Hf'"'t 8
And hoarse and ol;owmurnurs rise and die away.
At its approach, each wood, and grove, and dell, "a
And summer bower, dreary aspect wears
ndevenng closes in with hoarse and rustling sounds
And now the lofty oar, the monarch Of the wood, '
His sylvan honors sheds. Here the ground his foil
age lies. .Enas&t
In many cherries drift; and his huge trunk
And max ed limbs in fading melancholy grandeur stand
Methinks yon leaf, yellow and so scar,
Which tremblfngfalIs from yonderwaving bough
Is meet emblem of the life of man;
Its embryo bud, his infant, helpless hours; .r
Its full, green, polished surface, manhoods prime;
Its ripening--fading-fa to the ground,
Is feeble age-just dropping In the tomb