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~ Special Notice Green & Allen, Bull
ders, corner of Grace and Seventh stree Is,
respectfully solicit of their friends and the public
generally, continuance of their patronage gene
rally bestowed on them the past year they bet
ter prepared to do all kinds OF CARPENTER
WORK, and will undertake whole buildings if de
sired, Carpenters werk only, favorable terms
as they can eford. and prompt to all their engage
ments a. to time, &c. Those that contemplate bull.
cal-those particularly that to build In The
shortest possible time Plans and estimates furnish.
ed at the shortest notice
ANDREW GREEN
my Il--Sm CHARLES w ALLEN.
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w.. nemovai-C. Wendiinser, Merchant
ste the Dry Goods House of Kent Palma 4 e. ~
ri aoors below the Exchange Bank, where he
ne pieased TO see his old friends and customer,
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gW~ DIR. Ceons, late of ST Louis, Mo -.
Office snd residence 81 street, west side between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l8-d6m
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sPkOIAL NOTTCra

..ss.. ErtnEes, trtnges, Frfsges.-We ara
10 and la cents per ward s'''ao's "J'es u Oh
LAnIES GkrrEss and Ch;,Ar.,,.
Shoes At cost GnnITa, p sne intsn's
Ie f7-6t NJ ans IaLeae
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HIGH IONsrABLk,s sNLE.-.WiIIb

HIGH tONSrABLk's SALE, .Wfii BIO
IL sold by order of the Richmond Hastings Court,
made the 18th day Of june 1857, in the attsehmen
eases OF Chas Stebbins and others John ONeili,
at the store on Broad street, adjoining the Broad
Street Hotel, commencing on SATURDAY, the Goth
day Of June, 1884, at O'Clock A M, all the stock Of
said O'Neill, consisting of large and we escorted
collection of Books. such Historical Theological
School Books, Law Books. Poems and Novels toge.
Their with large assortment Of Blank Boohs Wri-
ting Paper, Envelopes Ink, Waters, Portable VII.
ting DESKS Guitars, Violins Flutes Clarionets Fla.
geolets, Bueles, Flies Drums Accordeons LARGE lot
of Music. Port Monnaiss, Pocket Knives Li,hogra-
PHO Prints, Razors. Razor strops, Soap. shaving
Brushes, Hair Oil, Perfumery. Toilet Boxes, Wac5
Chains, Metal and China InkGands Work Boxes
Show Case, Playing Cards Bact CANNON Boards
CheGmen Pens, Pen Holders, Sealing Wax, Per.
ellis, States Music Port Foios, Hair Brushes Combr,
China Toys Counters with drawers 2 Writing Desks
Table, Stoves, Cabinet, Mattresses and Bedding z,
Chairs, Spittoons, &c.
Terms OF sALE.--For all sums under $50, cash;
over that amount credit of so days for negotiable
notes. satisfactorily endorsed
F. BUTLER, H. CIR
~ The above sale will be continued from dsy to
day until all the STOCK is sold 10 is
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by Is. Is. Cook & Co., Aucts.
HOUSE FURNISHING ARrIGI-R

HUCSE " INISHiNW A K r i CLES,
- FANCY GOODS, &c, AT AUCfION---Will
be sold on THURSDAY next, 25th inst, at the store
OF MI VIM A. sublett, No. 2l8 Broad street, com
menclng at 10 O'Clock, his entire stock of House
Furnishing Articles Fancy Goods, &c attracting a
varied assortment of Hou,e Keeping Articles Fan
ey Goods. Toys, &c. Sale positive
1e z e COOK h co Annt.
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By Alexander Non

EUKNITUKE. DIZZY GOODS & GRO.
SEhlG5 Will be sold at suction at a store on
TUESDAY MORNING next, eommencins At 10
o'clock . fne lot second hand furniture
Dry GOODS .-Fine blk Cloths Cassimeres La Us
&c. As'Ss
READY MADE CLOTHING Fine bI. Cloth Cant,
Alpaca Coats, Linen and Check Goats, MarseiIIes
Vests, Silk Vests and Mott shirts
GROCERIES bbs. Old Rye whiskey, 10
Dds French Brandy, l pipe Holland Gin, bbIs
20, 00H ssgars ALEX N0TT .n,
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- DIR. john Is. Waitbufl (HOmeo path.
list sfers his professions services to the citizens OF
Richmond and It's vicinity. Office on Main street,
opposite the Exchange Bank. Residence st pre-
sent} Mr.. q. e. Peake's on Ross street, few doors
above the Richmond House. je l-6m
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BY Goddin & Apoersoa, Aact's-
INDUSTRIES SALE CF yERy VAIN

i ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE cIrx ~
RICHMOND At rae conner CT CARYAsD
n'H sThsEE- tr1.tee In a certain deed. made
by A. A. Hughes fsq dated l0th Ami, 1884 dn =
recorded in kishmona Hu,tins. Court ,hsIl AZ ~
request of the beneficiary 10 the said dssl roessS
70 sell, at public Auction on the premise, On NON
DAY, tbs 22od day Of June, 1857 q, Al O'Clock ?.
ID, If fair If not, the next fair day the following
very desirable Real Estate viz all that certain lot
located above fronting 66 feet on the north sde
Of Cary street, nning back $50 feet, more or less
on the east line of 18th street. to alley, and having
thereon several small framed Tenemsnts now rant.
ing at about $1,000 per annum.
Tbs above lot in the heart of the business part
of the city, near the Old Market ard Dock and il
justly retarded most valuable for large whole sale
warehouse. Shs title 10 believed to be perfect but
the trustee will convey with the special warranty
The deed requires cash SALE but the creditor will
accept in lieu of cash the following payments viz
One nth cash. balances at 6, - Is and "A months for
negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed. The taxes for 1851 tbs purchasers to pay.
w. GODDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted BY GoDDIN l. APPERsoN.
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~ GEO u. STEEL, Dentist, once md
re1dsuce, No. Isl, on Main, between 9th and sth
sfssls, kishmoaa, Va. nySo-iy
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- Notice THE Hair DRESSING, shaving,
ehampooins and Bathing Falcon, tunder the Ballard
House hiss been hsndsomely fittad up, and Is now
OPEN and we invite the citizens and strangers TO
give US call. !,
~ Blot Cold and Shower Baths can be hsd
daily from o'clock A. M to 10 2. m.
sp 28-d3m HObsON AohIoN.
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BY Taylor Il Williams.

- CANDLES HILL, For RTH sTREeT. AT
AuCxIoN.-On FRIDAY, 18th day Of June ct "a
oeIoet y, on the premises will be sold the hand.
Louie new nueeoed kssidense Of Mr. Wm. II Ken
aedy, situated on the west ode Of 4th streek nsa,
rfsIs new Cottage. Il has six rooms, with double
potene: o. the rear rrn verandah granite stsps and
railing In front, kitchsn, ke
The Lot so by 10 feet to an slley % feet wide
nae situation 10 . most beautiful one overiookir
.ee greater portion Of tbs city and country around
also very convenient to business lts interior
nnn 10 exceiient and IL stcgsth well built and
mott comfortable house. -
Terms accommodating.
ia % TAYLOR 4 wJIJJANa .r,,.
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OFFICE OF THER4 R.R. CO, il,

JUNE 18th, 1891.
NotiCe-rhe Coupons Of intsI est due OF the Bondt
IT this Company, the lac July, 1887, in New York
will be paid a. the Union Bank in that city
THO. w. BROCKENBROUGH,
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a M ii kACIFE IUAL.-NOTICh.-Ia am
IN receiving orders for the best qusty of An b. a
cite Coal, to he shipped and delivered during the
present month and July Persons ordering their coa
through me. will r9cevs 2l4D lbs TO the ton (they
allowing m. commission of 10 per Gently Those
who wish TO lay in their winter supply will find it
the year. wheu coal and freisht low. All orders
enclosed to through the Post Office or left at the
4th and Frauklin streets or at the law office of Pow
hstan Roberts, corner of 18th and Main streets
(wheie my Office 10 kept,) will be promptly attended
to 10 10 3mI WRIT ROBERTS
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ESf Thomas ". Il eesee, AucsiOreer,
IOfice corner Of Cary and 18th streets
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
IA NITUSE For BALE AT AUGTlDN--Wlli
be sold ON THURSDAY morning next June 18th,
commencing at 10 o'clock at the residence of Capt.
Geo. w. Clutter, westside Cd, between Main and
Gary streets his Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of variety of useful and we'll kept srti
cles with the usual assortment Of Kitchen
furniture. THOs. w. KEEsEE,
ie 10 Auctioneer.
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N. n.
Proprietor Madison Hotel,
le o-StewSw Madison Court Houaa Va

pOANOkE RED SULPHUR SYRINGE.
II This delightful Watering Place. athoush open ed
for the first time in 1856 has already attracted fair
share OF public attention and patronage 1t stusted
immediately on the turnpike road from Salem to the
sweet Springs, and splendid line of Stage Coach.
es Will convey Passengers on the Virginia and Zen
nessee Railroad without any detention. from Salem
Depot by the Red Sulphur to the Sweet Springs and
dreenbrier White Sulphur being the shortest and
best route between those points.
since the last Season, the accommodations have
been greatly enlarged by the addition of seve1sl
handsome and spacious Cottages. The proprietors
fee! sure, thar all who visit their Springs will be
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To seekers
OF health, they offer Mineral Water. the beneficial
effects OF which, have been fully tested particularly
In diseases OF the Lungs and Stomach. To seekers
of pleasure, they for Table provided with all the
substsntlais and many Of the luxuries Of life
all those sppendayes of amusement found at other
watering places To al! who desire shady and plea
SAINT retreat from the hea; and DUST of the cities they
offer just such retreat, besides hearty welcome
and tne best treatment. g. w sHAEKS,
d. C SHANKS,
G. B BOARD,
WIN WALTON,
is IS d2m A. HUPP
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BY Alex. N0tl,

CARPETS, COCUA IATTING, DESKS,
" SEWN be sold at auction, at my store, on
TUESDAY morning next, Esd inst commencing at
10 o'clock, Carpets large lot Cocoa Mattngs, Desks
&C., Map of the State of virginia.
is 20 ALEX MOTT. Auct
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IT FOX BALTIlnORE--Tbe regular
&E packet sohr. William Colquitt, Phillips, mas
ter, having most of her cargo engaged and
going on board will have dispatch. For remainder
je i9-4t WD. CoLoUITr CO.
- FOR LONDON.--TheA / ., or First
So Class Coppered ship T. j. ROGERS, Capt
BoRNHoLM, to load at City Point without de.
lay, most of her cargo engaged and ready for ship
ment. For balance of freight, spplyto
e20-4t PALMER Il CLOPTON
r,sss4xsssss1 sUPT'S OFFICE 4. d D. r. K,{
49, June l8, 1857. !
NOTICE.--On and after the
above date, this Company will to furnish bags
for the transportation of produce the Richmond
snd Danvllc Railroad.
Persons having bags in their possession belonging
to this Company will please return them to the de
pots from which they received, otherwise they
will be charged with them
PUBLIC SALE OF BAGS
Will be sold, at public auction, the LIST of July
next, st the office of the Comp in the city Of
able for the delivery of WHEAT, corn &c
By order of the Board of Directors.
je .3--6tlsJy C CAMPBELL, Supt
o. DanviIls papers olea-e copv
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN, who's,

~ RETIRED PHYSICIAN. whose
IA sands Of life have nearly run out, discovered
while in the East Indies q certain cure for Con
/ sumption Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and
1 General Debility The remedy was discovered by
l him when his only child, daughter, was given up
] to die. He had heard much of the wonderful re-
storative and healing titles of parations made
from the East India emp, and the thought occurred
20 him that ne might m Ike remedy for his child -
He studied hard and eded In realizing his wishes
His child was cured, and is now alive ana well. He
has since administered the wonderful remedy to
thousands of sufferers in all parts of thu world aud
he never failed in making them completely heal
thy and happy. Wishing to do a. much good a. pos
sible he win send 10 such of his afflicted fellowbe-
request IT, this recipe, with full and explicit
directions for making 1t up and successfully using it,
He requires each applicant to inclose him shii-
ins-three cents TO be returned as postage the
cipe, and the remainder to be applied to the pay.
ment of this advertisement. Address
DR.. Il. JAMES, No 10 Grand st,
jersey City, N. J.
". B.-DR II. JAMES has neither Office nor 1
agent in Now York a. some have pretened and ad.
vartsed. The recipe 10 sent from NO PLACE but !
No. IS Grand street. jersey City. N j.
ia 8--dk cf3m
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Z OOO BALES BAY In PRIME Or
BkiD0FORD co.
jsI7 On the Dock.
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PHYSICIANS PREsChIPrlONs
- neatly and accurately compounded at all
~ hours of the day and night by experienced
"a PERSONS and from the most select medicines
JNO. w. GARLlCK,
Druggist and Apothecsry,
je bpm HarSes Place. Frsnk iu arrest
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TO BOOK X EEPKRs.

The subscribers have on hand q isrse supply OF
ACCOUNT BOOKS snd STATIONERY, 10 - hish
they invite IN examination from Boohkeepers. mer.
ehantn and Others
Having siedary contested With their essss,isn.
nsnt thsv are prepared to rusks TO order Blank
Booha of every desert p,ioa, in the best manner
stationery suitable for the Ccnetins Room.
10 10 sit JANIS WOoDHOUsE 4 co.
nEKBY yEsfr-Jus, received BY *
Doress small lot OF Whit . aud Fancy Ma ssles
Vests cut In the above style, With strap u the neck
For sale low, for ea.h. 81 III nain street
il 10 WA. Ira SMITH.
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A vi l. L 4 = p X N G = $3.50 The above
"A Springs will be open for the reception of visit.
ors on the LIST Of July. They situated q miles
from Jetersvi lie Depot, on the Richmond and Dan.
vile Railroad, where there will be in readiness an
oMNiBUs, to take passengers to the Springs
Board, per month $50 90
70 70 per week. 10 OF
70. per oHy z 0o
price
je Linn THOS C WILSON SONS
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% 3O.1OO ACnEs OF VALUABLE
* LAND FOR SALE.-After the foregoing sale
will be sold, % 1910 acres of land adjoining the
above referred to in contract Of sale between the
parties executing the fore Ding deed and Fl. Dies.
inson-the pu chase money of which the said parties
have failed to pay The terms will be, one-fith cash;
balance at 6 and IL months for negotiable notes,
tanned. The soil ofthe said land 10 equal to any in
the neighborhood of this city.
jel6 GODDIN APPERsON
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Ru kNE RS WtIIVE = II a, pr = =
- SPRIkGS, OR PIE Hr,VEN ENIINT ANS

~ * ~ e RS WAITE So LPH l. x
n srhIrGs, OR PIE SEVEN FOUNTAINs.-
= Ihs popular and picturesque Watering Place Ia
nov epen, Tor the recs ptIon Of visitors.
.ist cisss four horse cosches will copn.ct daily
WIN tne Manassas Gap Rairoad, at Woodstock. {
"Ies, and buckton station IL miles
ioI chemical ana ysis of the Springs or rooms in
private cottages. address the Propr1etors Burner's
sprpgsF. o., Shenandoah county Va
Je l9-im* BANNERS co Prorr;ator.
IO THE fUBLIC.-The undersiaoed-
with view of accommodating persons from the
ces enc lower country in quest Of summer retreats
mas recently added to- and thoroughly repaired hi,
wen Known MADISON HOTEL at Madison
court House, Virginia, and is no prepared 10 tai
In some twenty or thirty Bosrders curing the SUM-
Iner months or longer If desired He scarcely us,d
'tate that MS dotel, IS summer retreat pre,ents
advantages OF no Ordinary character, being located
IN the centre Of the village of Madison itseE attn.
atsd on high and beautiful plain, commanding an
extensive and picturesque view Of the Blue Ridge
sua other ranges OF mountains noted for the indus
Try hospitality and Intelligence of its citizens and
s lfeedom from sickness 1t il connected By daily
rns OF stages with Gordorsvile has the advsntsses
OF daily mail besides others unnecessary to men.
tlon The undersigned keeps stten tve and obedient
servants and his table supplied with all the Injuries
OF the season and country. For terms, apply to
r. A. SEAL,
Proprietor Madison Hotel
]e S-StswSw Madison Court House Va
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JTNE1LNDOUs -sCKIFICk!
ELEGANT SUMNER MANTILLAS.
go 600 worth bauRht at
BANK RUPTS SALE,
Must be sold out tins season at half the original
COST,
Ladder call and purchase the cheapest MAHTlLLA
In the 6t.te. at
THE BARGAIN STORE Of
ALFRED MOSES,
is15 s. Main street.
Wan q AB l. Il REAL ESTATE In tho
immediate neiyhborhood Of the Exshanfe for
"a r e 0aox e9I. jel8-2w
NEW LAW BOUKs-keceiveda at
~ NORRIS Bookstore 81 lain street
CHIfTY on the Law Of Carriers with notes sod
refarences to American Decisions. BY David
w sster,, val svo; price 81
HILL on Trustees, third Amenean eotloai WIZ
mote. and references to recent Erghsh ana
American Decisions BY Henry "hsr'oni vol.
Pa.en,iv nublished. BY A. NORRIS
Mr. LTJCIaN MINORS edition ofLhe virginia No
no,t. col /; IS; containing the Reports OF Hen
pins 4 Munford This book has been pro-
49, .ucaess The Profession will End u very
.I,.bIs on account Of its references TO subse.
go, statutes and Decisions, even though they
NAV have the old edition.
| ruE Nv Amoricsn Form Sock. BY Tate Sands;
s9s0-a valuable and indispensable work.
.REJD6EMENf ofths MARITIME Law. By J. B.
Dixon; and invaluable worn 20 owners and MAG
tsn OF vessels, Insurance offices, notary public,
q well az 10 lawyers.
Nearly ready =,
LoMAXs Executors and Administrators new sdi.
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NIOTICE..TO FARMBRS.-.On and al
~ ter the rst of July next this Company VIII dis
continue to furnish Bags, having sold their entire 10
To Mesafs. g. Me6ruder's Sons
g. RUTH, sup't Trsnsp'n.
Office r, r. L r. R. r Co.
Richmond, June 18th, 1857. 1esO-u
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onn 0GH ODD BhIChs FOR SALE
sale, tbs old BRICKS, formerly the Catholic Col
lege, near the Mechanicsylle Turnpike gate, one
mile from the city, consisting Of about 100000. The
Bricks In very good order, and suitable for large
building other uses. ALEX. MOTT,
nv Se--ts
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stages, OF first class, leave Bonssck's Depot
daily, the arrival of the cara for the Sjresnhis,
Wmts' sweet, Red Sweet, and othss Springs.
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-05-13
Ex.Gov. Med;ll.

This distinguished Ohioan, whom we
spoke of a few weeks since as bel g ap-
pointed First Comptroller in the Treas
ury Department., has returned to Wash
ington, and assumes the duties of his
position on to morrow-the LIST day of
May. We arc Of those who are always
ready to express our admiration of men
who labor faithfully for the success of
the Democratic party, and than Cover
nor Medill there are none on whom we
could bestow higher encomiums of praise.
In the year 1855, he was induced to ao-
'cept q denomination for the Office of
Governor, more from a sense of graft
tude and duty than any expectation Of
being elected, the F~usionists having
swept the State the year previous with
d majority of eighty thousand With
scarcely any aid from the Central Com
mittee, Gov. MedilI almost alone can
vassed nearly the entire State, and al
though the elements of opposition were
still fused and thoroughly organized with
a ticket arranged to.Eepresent the pecu
liar views of yearly erssy faction, he
had tho honor and qualification of re-
d~ucing the boastcd eighty MouSand ma
jority of the year previous down IT, a lit
tie over fifteen MISUNDERSTANDING
LEGS than that against Buchanan last
full. For his noble services in that
campaign alone she Democracy of Ohio
owe bin their grateful re~membrauees,
and it should De their. ambition 20 yet
reward him.-HoiAneS Co Farmer.
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TANNING WILD fIoREEs--A c%orrespon-
dent, who signs himself "a Friend re-
quests Us to expose What he considers
an imposition upon the farmers of the
county, by a class Of men who profess to
disclose the art of tanning, within an in
credibly short time, wild horses. W.
do not often pay any attention to COM
Elunications not accomplished by the
proper name of the writer-aDd we must
therefore. for the present, decline fur
;ther notice of the favor of cur anonymous
friend. At tie same time, however, we
are free to admit our belief that his po-
sitions are correct, and that tie tanning
process il a humbue.
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For the Ashland Union

Ms. EDITOR IL notice in last weeks
edition of your valuable paper a commu-
nication from an anonymous c%orrespou-
dent. clubbing herself, in imitation of
the tbreadbare custom of the last half
century, with the euphonious title
!" Clara Clyde The idea intended to
be conveyed III that communication, aud
which those unacquainted with the cir
cumstances might be led TO believe, is,
that the AMANTEs Del PAS Society has
obtaiued the proud position it now holds
by tie gratuitous puffs of-the Editor of
the Times, while the Alpha Nu Society
has been sustained entirely by its own
exertious. How utterly absurd and uu-
founded this is, can be a~buudantly proved
by reference to the files of the Ashland
Times ever since the organization of
their tOttering society. Even since
their last theatrical performance, the
Editor of the Times gave place in its
columns to a long communication from
the foster parent of the society, lauding
its performances far beyond what disiu
terssted spectators awarded to it
Wiz the Editor Of the Times did not
puff the exercises, but gave the space ia
his columns for the communication in.
stead, which was far more gassy than
he with his regard for truth could have
writteD,I can not answer. The insiuu-
atinas- of Miss EpPhOny in her italicised
passages we care nothing about. No
one who heard the pieces that were
" purely original ~ would fer a moment
doubt their originality. The little girls
did slug well, and SO did the lady be
hind the curtain close by. But would
not Clara Clyde aud her society show
themselves a little more polite by get
ting up meritorious exercises aHd let
the community judge for themselves,
rather than be begging pnffs AID fail
ing in that, to rail ard blow 50 furi.
oasly on their own hook? We will east
no reflections upon either Mr.. BARBER
or the board, even if, in order to get up
such an exercise, Miss Clara Clyde her
self should step outside Of the bounds of
her calling and, By permission. take
part in the exercises.
Now, Mr.. Editor I fully appreciate
your desire to take no part for or a
gainst either s1ciety The AMANrEs
DEL Pals Society does not ask it. It's
members wish for nothing but equal
aud exact justice. 1 have been induced
to write this in reply to the repeated
communications and attacks from the
other side, purely in sclf-dcfcuce, and
respectfully ask you as a matter ofjus
tice and right, to publish it.
Yours, euphoniousIy,
DOROTHY D. DODD.