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Religious Matters, de-, dc.
OF raE RICHMOND DAILY DrspArcH.l


LEXINGTON. Aug. 16, 1885,
To-day, the fare from this place to Goshen depot.
frsnty-o,ae miles, has been reduced TO 80 centsl
few days since 1t was 50. The reduction Is caused
BY the establishing of an opposition line.
II makes one feel sad TO look ct the corn, It -
suffering 90 much for rain. All through the Val
ley rain is greatly needed
There are 141 persons at the Rockbrsdge Baths.
nearly as many at Wilson's Springs, and 700 at the
Rock Alum.
A Baptist Association IL being held at Ursh
Church, Ave miles from this place. Yesterday, l,
with hundreds of others, attended. Though this
county Is inhabited chiefly by Presbyterisns. yet
there are 1000 Bsptists in the Valley and as all OF
the churches sent representatives to this meeting.
Il Was a very large one. Among the promenent
speakers we're Editor Sands, of your city, man
who has probly done more for his denomination
than any other 10 the State.
Rev W. G. Margrave made an appeal Tor state
missions. and obtained large contribution. Revs
A. T. Dickinson, j. P. Corvon, +. K. Fellows. and
Mr. c. L. Cooke spoke 10 behalf Of coportage, and
1900 was subscribed for that work. MIR. Cooke Of
fered resolution, calling upoa all the Baptsts In
the Valley 20 contribute more largely to the sup
port of colporteurs. Various other subjects of in
terest were discussed
There are $50 cadets at the Military Institute !;
but for them, it would be very dull here.
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Public RetoicinRs.


Whole columns OF the public prints have been
filled with accounts of rejoicings the success
of the Ocean Telegraph. Ringing of bells, firing
cannon, drinking champagne, and other demon.
strations of that section of this country, which,
Notwithstanding the common idea to the contrary,
Is by far the most excitable and demonstrative
the North - have hailed the completion of
of the greatest achievement of modern times
There never was such going of hafcocked since
the world was created. The editorials and even
the sermons were a. elaborate as the telegraph
aud some Of them as fall of electricity There has
been good time generally, and, even should the
telegraph fail, of which have no fears, the PEG
pie have had. their fun, theis i1uminations and
cannon-fring, and champagne-drinking. and ought
to be thankful.
A fresh aud general explosion of delight ha .
been prepared, according to order Of the New York
papers, for the arrival of the Queens Message, bnt
the delay In adapting the instruments to their duty
has caused the enthusiasm to become somewhat
stale. Nevertheless, we agree with the poets that,
"to be living dn 1859 is sublime" II would be
still more "sublme," If the prices of living were
. little higher. 1t would be more sublime still, il
man, among his other gigantic achievements, could
continue to keep "living"-if he could discover or
invent something which would protract indefinite
ly this sense of sublimity. However We may ap.
preciate the trumphs Of modern genius, especially
the Atlantic Telegraph, We are not prepared, with
the venerable editor Of the N. Y. Herald, to sing
.'Nunc dimittis," &c. We would rather wait and
SEQ some moro inventions, some new discoveries.
We would like to know whether Nineteen Hundred
will be - smart as Eighteen Hundred lie. Perhaps
somo one will discover mode Of preserving this
sublime" seuse Of slivng" forever, and We should
not like to die before that time. Let us be thank.
full, however, that the Telegraph will live, though
its inventors pass away and, let rejoice that in
the humblest mortal's breast there is a spark
which will survive all the works Of man, that
spark of Immortality, which gives to life its true
sublimity. r.
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Among the shipments of cotton from Abbeville,
s. c., to the North, last week, was one bale be-
longing to a negro slave.
1t is reported that Capt. VIM. Delay, of Oxford,
Miss, will receive the appointment of Consul to
Havana, vice Dunn, deceased.
The reported arrival of the U. s. frigate Niagara
at New York, Monday, was hoax.
Thaddeus @. Wootten has been elected city SER
geant of Portsmouth, Va.
negro man named Jack belonging to Mrs.
Rudd, of Hampton, was accidentally drowned in
Hampton Roads on the 10Th inst.
Secretary of War will make an official visit to
Fortress Monroe during the next week, and scjourn
for few days at the Hygeia hotel.
There was a fine shower of rain in Norfolk, Va.
on Sunday night. Hail fell in Portsmouth.
There were only 81 deaths in Boston last week
of consumption 20; cholera infantum IL, aud
cholera L.
The "Cassa Commercial de Ia Isla de Cuba" a jsin.
stock bank at Havana, has gone into liquidation
by special edict Of the supreme authority.
On the Goth of July the Emperor and Empress Of
the French received Mademoisello .Evicard, the
heroine of Jeddah
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tasxynxM Who attempts these two crpositss, can
NOT succesd In either. Ills stump speeches. nav
generally the twang Of the sermon. sns nv ~,
mona Of the stump. Asfor bimsslf, menkind VIZ
Insist that he 10 . wolf In shssp's c.osnins' s''
sndeavoring to serve God and The pevii.
The Rev. Theodore Psrker, who mas COM 70
mrch 10 degrade the ecclesiastical orasr 70 ".s
sschnsetta, delivered On address mos .oes eseo
the students Of Union College. 10 vArh ne cnare.
Cd the Church with being mere instfamens 0
political power, TO govern and ens'ave tbs people
This may not b caiumuy 10 respect 10 Msssachs.
sett.. whore. under the auspices Of Theodore him
self the clergy have interfered more IN politics
than they ever have in any other country Of tho
world
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steam Fare Engines.

The Philadelphia Evening Journal, referring to
toe subject Of recognizing the Fire Department
In that city, superceding hand with steam engines
which 10 now exciting much attention there, as it
IL in all large cities throughout the country. Gays
sour volunteer hremen have managed to get up
qhite pleasant excitement upon the subject Of
the steam apparatus for drowning the flames
Most of the leading engine companies and several
hose companies discussing propositions to pur
chase these tireless and powerful machines com
pairing plans Of collecting subscriptions in which,
despite the duilness Of the times, they meet with
fair success. Within year, We shalt probably
have sufficient number Of these steam freengines
to organize separate department, or, at least, to
compel a reorganization of the present body
Some changes will be advisable In the location of
the apparatus. The new engines are most service
able during connagrstons at our larger stores and
ether prominent places. where houses are dense
and property 10 most valuable"
The Baltimore Patriot remarks that experience
has already demonstrated beyond all doubt that
the steam apparatus system must eventually, and
at no distant day, supersede the old hand machines
This 10 reduced to an absolute certainty, nor can
u be too speedily carried cut. One steam engine
has shown Itself equal to . dozen of hand engines
In the subduisg Of hres. No further evidence
than this 10 wanted to establish the importance Of
obtaining such auxiIiariss to the Ore department.
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN II N g OF FIC
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, RschSsosd.
John n. HAMMERSLEY & CO.. Proprietors

This establishment (being the most complete Prin.
terry in the South both regards Types, Ornaments
&C., and the latest and most approved Machine
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, &c
~ Particular attention given to fine work f6
Banks Public Offices, insurance, Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors. &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS. Small
Circulars Labels &C.. ia capable of turning of 90
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patron
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
A@Fices reduced in proportion to the increase d
speed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored Inks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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We have received the September number Of Har.
pers Magasine. For sale at the bookstores OF
Smith, woeDaorsE and wEsr
We are Indebted to Saith, Bookstore and News
Agency, 1a2 Main street. for . handsomely execu-
ted Chart showing the track Of the great Atlantic
Telegraph, and the principal land and submarine
telegraph lines in Europe and America. Also,
tracks Of steamships and the depths Of the ocean.
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1aAnIWH IWTHLLI0HNCn.
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awt II xtsAnesd, Aug 17-MeA Nstss llA -.

2
eort II Btahaoad, AsN 17-Moh Nstey llZ ~.
ARRIVED,
schr Daniel Higgins. Longstreet y York. guano.
Bacon 4 Baskerville IS ss
sehr GA s.d,er. Hippie, Petersburg. wheat. Dun
lop Moncure 3 Co.
Sehr Ocean. Aaron, Norfolk. corn. stearns =
Thurston. Il
kchr Josephine. smith, New York.
schr II - Neiid, -.
Iron prcpsli.r Jsmes Gray. Lampkin. (new) PHI.
adelphfa, w Tompkins ne
SAILED.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish. New York. mdse
and passengers. Ludiam q Watson.
steamer Geo Peabody, PIitchett, Baltimore. mdse,
Lud!am Watson. ekM
steamer Virginia. Kelly, Philadsiphis, mdss and
passep0srA n e Tuttle,
schr .aaiy AdsIine. Creighton, down the river for
wheat
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NJ GREAT EXCITEMENT about the Queens Mes
sage to Mr.. Buchanan. The last clause has been re
ceived with great joy throughout the Union, and
reads thus:
By all means procure for me the Patent Right of
Mr. POWERS, of Richmond. Virginia, for making his
Imperial Ambrotypes'; also. send me a likeness of
yourself made by the same artist
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~ PRICES FOR SUPERIOR LIkENEssEs at the STEAM
GALLERY are Is cts 50 cts, ST. and from that up to
$25 American, English, French and German Art
lists employed at the Headquarters of Art, 1879 Main
street-REEs Co. Proprietors. The Steam Gallery
is undoubtedly the place to obtain the genuine Am
brotypes. and at one-hslf the usual price.
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LAYING A CORNER SroNE.-The ceremony of lay
ing the corner stone fthe new st. Patrick's Ca
thsdral 10 New York, was performed on Sunday
by Archbishop Hughes. One hundred aud three
persons including two Protestants-have respond
ed to a circular of thu Archbishop sent to limit
cd number, subscribing 900 each 10 cash, or in
four quarterly payments, to the building OF the
church. Contributions to large amount we're
deposited on the foundation stone. The building.
it is estimated will cost 900 and In point OF
size and spleudor will excel any ecclesiastical struc
ture on this continent. 1t will not he 30 long as
some of the large European cathedrals, but it is
broader than lost of the French, apS higher than
n majority Of English cathedrals. The plan is a
Latin cross 32s feet long, and 17b feet wide. The
first church erected by the Catholics in that city,
was the old St. Peters 10 Barclay street, seventy
Eve years ago. There are now twenty-eight Catho-
lie churches the city, seventy six in the diocese
and in the archdiocese six hundred and thirty six
churches, and Catholic population of S75 900.
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RICHMOND, October list, Il

RICHMOND. October LIST, ls6!.
ny have been using 'Semples In.
faliible Baking Powder for some two years. snd
feel no hssitancy In saying that nave Dsg. avIe
ricr to any Yeast Powder it has ever been my geod
fortune to try. <.-,D M :. issS
DR.. j. W. GARLIcK-Dear Sir: After keeping nouse
far several mon hs and being so frequently foiied
srMpIE.s BAKIyG PowDER. Since then have bad
90 little trouble and rarely fail e have geo
bread have thought Il but due to you tnas sno9o
valuable Powder for more than Isar.
Bnuvcros, King and Queen Co., Va, May s.
nm 3IRIIcx-Sir: Having constantly used your
.sSIMpLE's BAKING PowDsR since rs origin, and be
pronouuce it the of the many kindsI have been
In the habit of using. Very truly. yours. &C; :,
an II JOHN BLAME, p. NJ.
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DrspArOH TOR TAG spRINGs-R yseus o.
sM0 y ae scassr~e plaeys oan kaye re ~. Patch
ssai7sd = tAs any l,ap ~ tmx b lscrine tsssv
for TIE ftm< ao4sed.
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~SrEARns q MARvTn's -
WILDER PAT. SALAMANDEn SAsn'
sECURED BY THE LA BELLE
POWDER AND BURGLAR PROOF LOCK.
.ntsen Years and not q dollars worth OF books or
narers has ever been destroyed In them Two nun-
dred and forty have been tested In accioentsi nte
l0' '- MAssIE 4 PLEAsANTs. Agenss..
an ls-lm No 81 Cary strees.
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
of Richmond on the LIST Monday in August 1858, lit
being the I'd day of the monthly
william Bradley, Plaintiff,
dodinst IN DEBT,
Hall Nelson Defendant,
and upon an attachment returned executed. The
object Of This suit il to recover of the defendant two
thousand dollars. With legal interest therein from
the lst day of May, 1854 till payment; and affidavit
aaying been made aud filed that the defendant above
named is a pon.resident Of this Commonwealth, the
aid defendant is notified to appear within month
Alter due publication hereof, and do what is neces
sary to protect his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste,
au6-law4WFr JAMES ELLETT. Clerk.
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n P. BURRUSS' SCHOOL, Mayo 1t
~. The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms of the Universalist Church, will
commence on the 20th September.
Mr. LARKIN WILLIS, who is graduate in Sc
veral Schools of the UNIVERSITY and is very hiehly
recommended by Professors Bledsoe, Maupiu, Har-
rson and others has been re-engsged as Assistant.
Professor EMiON will instruct in French, and Mr.
CALY0 in Drawing
TERMS, &C., as heretofore,
For further particulars. apply after the l0th Sep
tember at the Richmond House, to
al l8-6w* BURRUSS.
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NAvAL-The United States sloop of war Cyane,
now fitting ont at the Gosport navy yard, will 60
into commission en- Tuesday next. Lieut.. A. N
Baker has been detached from the marine barracks
at Brooklyn, and ordered to the command Of the
marine guard on board the sloop of war Cyane.
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asies = new York. Monday, 81 espeo vfrstnia ~
= N, anA ssoo North carolaaa So ~.
RschaSsA ngarkefss An9ast ~.
DREADofURe9-weh avsno change 20 note IN
EIOur. Wheat OF CoEu TO-DAY.
Norshern Markets.
BALrnosx, Ang i7-vInur steady and anchaneed 9
Wheaf lower and unsettled. Corn lower-whiee ",
yolIoW ed62s6.
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n6e JAcKson's.CRLRRRArEp BITTER

ny JACKSON s.CRLEBRArgD BIrTERs.
If you have Ague and Fever. ,,s
If you have Bilious Fever, z
= 'ou A"'' TAKE JACKsON's BITTERs.
If Won have Summer Complaint.
TAKE JACKS0N'S BITTERS.
A TONIC and curer of General Debility, IL Is
For sale by Druggists generally: Price only 80
az, i2-ts Proprietor.
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CIDER MILLS Il am manufacturing
~ CIDER MILLS ola most perfect construction
equally efficient for gallon of cider, eight TO ten
barre a day The mill lie not larger than a wheat
FAM end may be used by several ueig bhors.
A full supply of Straw Critters, Corn Shelters
Wheat Fans, Iron Beam Plows Churns. Apple
Pearers that coreand slice. II SMITH.
Main
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of the City
Of Richmond. on the LIST Monday in August, lSs, Gt
feing the I'd day Of the monthly
w. B. Rogers and j. 4. Langley. Col
partners, &c, under the style OF Ro-
gers 4 Langley. Plaintiffs,
against
Iohu Woodward and Walter N. New
man, late Go -psrtners. e., under the
style Of Woodward Newman, De-
PENDANTS IN DEBT
The object of this smiths to recover OF the Defend
ants two hundred and ftv-one dollars apd one cent
with legal interest thereon, from the 18th day oil
August. 1857 till payne Mt and affidavit having been
made and filed that the above named defendant,
John Wo dward. isa nonresident OF this Common.
wealth, the said defendant Wood ward is notified to
appear within one month after due publication here
IT. and do what is necessary to protect his interest
in this suit
Copy-Teste,
au 6-iaw4wFr JAMES ELLETT Clark
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GEO W. WILLIS, with ALsx, Norr,
" Auc.ioneer will attend regularly to the sales Of
Hor,e Lot on every SATURDAY. at 10 o'clock.
Persons having Stock, Wagons. Carts, 60, Tor
SALE will please leave their names at the store pre-
vious to dav of sale notice may be gwen IN the
papers of the sale. ALEX MOTT, Auct,
au IL Corner Main ana i5tr sB
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LATER FROM Mr.. MoRrHY-rbe Niagara brings
the score Of Mr.. Morphy's chess match with Mr..
Lowenthal up to the 51st of July. at which time
Mr., NJ. had won four games, Mr.. L. one, and one
had been drawn No reference IL made to any
other performances OF the American player.
though he visits the London clubs and contends
with the leading amateurs. The ungenerous man
ner In which Mr. Stauptop, the chess-chamDiou of
Europe and chess editor of the Illustrated London
News. Chronicles tho games, ELECTS severe com.
ments from Mr.. Morphy's friends.
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ET No FAMILY can afford to be with
out MUSTANG LINIMENT in their house. The
many accaents we are liable to- may render IL ne
cessary any moment, and nothing is capable of per-
the kettle from the fire It caught and scalded my
hands aud person very severely-one hand almost
to q crisp. The torture was unbearable II was an
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately 1t
healed rapidly and left no scar OF account. CHAs
FOSTER 40 Broad stree Philadelphia" 1t is truly
a wonderful article. 1t will cnre any case of Swell
ing Burns, Stiff Joints, EruptioDs or Rheumatism
For horses. it should never be dispen ed with. One
valuable horse 1t cures ialds, Sprains. kingbone,
SPAWN aud Founders. Be,cdre Of initdtions. Sold
In all parts of the habitable Giebe.
BARNES 3 PARK, Proprietors,
jy2-dAclm New York.
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AevereDO an0 honokaUA
1t has strange look ,--such = combinas'on Of
titles In an American newspaper. We are sccus
toned to see mention made In English Dewspapers
Of the .sHou. and Bsv. Mr. 50 and 3d." bat II II
new feature IN this Repubiic, and Church and
etate- hatipg Isud. Yet II has become not alto
gsther uueounuon - some Of the newspapers Of
the North. Tor example, in journal before Us.
10 sravsiy s4Atsd that "the Rev. and Hon. Mr."
.---- makes statement of NJ political position,
10, kc,
We bad supposed. tili Of late years, that when q
man entered the ministry, hs sass up secular.
ssd shove al, political persuits Wecan conceive
d neesssieg sby eisysynsn should sonstimes
tahs up other eppioymspts, to order TO sks ont
shs miserable sstpsele they rsceivs from thsir
congregations, % . edequsts support But TO
ssabips politics uith theology, h about the most
nesailsd hi ineenalsteat. Ridiculous end dsgsA-
4sag ssabtss1lee that cs1 - we'll inastnsd. The
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-Adyices from Cuba say that
14s coolies have been landed there by two vessels
The brig Nancy, OF New Orleans, has been con-
demned, but her captain and crew have been re-
leased from prison.
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MISERABLE END.--Duriug the latter part of week
before last. Mr.. William Montgomery, father Of
Hon. VIM. Montgomery, NJ. G from Pa was found
dead beside haystack near the Virginia line. 1t
is not positively known in what manner he came
to his death. but from the fact of two whiskey
bottles being fosnd near the body, it ia presumed
be killed himself by the excessive use of intoxca-
ting liquor He had procured quantity of liquor
in Triadelphia Va, day or two previously. 1t is
not known how long he had been dead before his
body was discovered His remains were Inferred
In graveyard in Washington The age Of the
deceased was abont seventy years. Wheeling In
telligenceT.
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POLITICAL.

CINCINNATI, O, August 1.-THE Republican con
vention of the 7th district yesterday nominated
Hon. Tom Corwin for Congress.
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ALLEGED MAIL RoBBER.-John g. Cash has bsen
arrested 10 Mississippi. charged with obtaining
81 400 or 1850 In cash from Uncle Sans mail
TO law.
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nE DIR. ACHILLES AsC0LI's Office, Oh
Grace street, between 18th and Sth
Change Of Hour for hs Ioor-AfteE the is.n mat ~
door between / and o'clock. P. instead OF be-
tween and s. as heretofore, and postt,rety at no
other hour, in the day OF evening. mn Ely
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~ Ar AND BELOW CosT.--We are
pushjng our sales TO close business in October In
All Fancy Goods We are willing TO make heavy 2
criAces We urge the attention both Of the city
and country people to our stock. visit from them
shall be fully repaid By our low prices for Goods as
we prefer sacrificing them in the house, to putting
'.'''' VALENTINE & SON. No 90 Rroed st..
an l3-lm Near Capitol equare.
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LARGE SHIPMENTS OF FRErGHr-Duripg the f,rst
four days of the present week ,sthere was shipped
eastward over the Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road. from the depot at Bristol, about 5000 bushels
OF wheat besides large quantities of -four and 9TH
er articles. train of some six or eight cars
loaded with wheat, came in from Tennessee on
Wednesday night. and we are informed that there
Is not less than 100 900 bushels awaiting shipment
at various points on the East Tennessee road
Bristol Neirs
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EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY is q very re-
markable case of longevity in one family in Nelson
county, Va. There are i've married sisters whose
aggregate ages amount to 434 years-ou the LIST OF
January last the eldest sister was 90, the second
81, the third So, and the fourth 81 and the fifth So
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rh.r. I'm b. pANoY pRIye NAtG, ast1s = 4.
0ta ~ = -. - THUR8DAY The I'm tnss19S
Arrsnsrroeris kevs be<n maMe NJ - -
snarI, costumer. Of heIsi4 " y sssn'ss :" =
q s re ccstnms eon IS PRIOR 70 the
rre.x viIl eunsist az krsst yef1eaz q
49, fSa,sv "A annette c0De, The wbolf M y
~ the copftsl and direction Of RrORssoS =. W.
Mgssss q = wsaass1s g shs ban ss sdnnss
sentteman and lsdy or ladtes 80 -
to the Ball. sVS1s pyncrfafSr
N BIT 10 desirable that an shcnId sprssr y
Rrrnsr MAHSHafI. ak the Hygeia. dAy o. I've q
sdyancs. and desixnAts the characters tn.t snsy
wouid like 70 represent. -