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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-19

Pow IN THE CAMP.--HUNNIcuTT is
sotornined that the control of the Radlcai
Elements in Virginia shall not pass into tne
hands of those whom he delights 70 eau
"respectable" people. The Convention
20 he held in this city in August will be-
.ccordipg to bis view of it, nothing more
nor less than mass meeting. And since
!, ;s certain that not more than two or
three hundred respectable men from the
various counties will be here, and as there
are thousands of HUNNIcUTT darkies IN
this city itself, it follows that the respect
able gentlemen aforesaid will be over
slaughed, voted down, and ignominlously
consigned to obscurity, while HUSSlcoii
will be victorious, in sweeping MAJORITY
and will be placed upon the h'gn roao -
the gubernatorial mansion. he scorhs 'ne
idea Of holding convention. de VIII
have mass meeting and nothing else.
But the respectables are, OF course
not disposed to yield to the die
tation of this pioneer Radical mean
white man. They want TO hold conven-
ton, and convention they will hold
They will pay no attention to the coaxings
or threats of the mean white man afore'
said, but will organize, make speeches
cut out work, correspond with WILSON
and TRUMBULL and GREELEY and the resi-
of the northern Republicans, who VII
basely and ungratefully turn their backs
upon HUNNIcUTT, and repudiate both MS
mass meeting and himself. The conse-
uuence will be split in the party. HoNNl-
CUrr will have three fourths Of the newly
enfranchised voters in Richmond to back
him, while the respectables will have-We
know not what "followiDg," but probably
majority of the rural Radicals. What
the final result will be we cannot predict.
We shall have full corps of reporters
present in the convention or mass meeting,
whichever it may turn out to be.
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CONNECTICUT RETROGRADING.-1n let
ter Just published, the Rev. DR.. BACON, a
prom. aent Republican,, testitics as follows :
"The people Of Connecticut are further
to-day from striking the disgraceful'word
out of their Constitution than they were
six weeks ago; and their unreasoning OPP
position to the change will be more and
more confirmed if they find 1t identified
with the policy of Capitalization"
The "disgraceful word" in question is
doubtless "white "; which word the people
of Connecticut persist in retaining in their
Constitution despite the teachings of
GREELEY, SUMNER, BACON, and all the rest
of the tribe of negrophilists.
DR.. BACoS's allusion to Capitalization
has reference to the proposition of Mr..
SUMNER to force negro suffrage upon all
the States. Upon this point, Radical
though no is, DR.. BACON talks sensibly.
Hear him:
ga few years. experience of elections
conducted by authority and under regula-
tions proceeding from the seat of the Ma
tional Government would convince lgno-
tus himself Ia writer opposing him that Inc
destruction of the reserUed rights OF INT
States, and the consequent centralization
of power at the national capital, IS ldentl'
cal with the Salbuersion Of liberty.
"My confidence is that any attempt te
gain for the National Government power
over the elective franchise in the States
will result in the complete overthrow 0
whatever party may engage in it."
An opinion we have repeatedly express
ed is thus endorsed by leading Republi
can
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DIED,

AtRoekville, ip Hanover county, OF cancer, on
the 9Th of November, 1865. Ia her sevenssy . hiss
year. Mrs. NANCY D. wooDsoH, wife OF A. Z.
Woodson. ..,nctatine.
but no complaint or murmnIing word oscsPe uxdnn
Inns, Subrnis-iFe az lamb, she bore ths uu Nc
her Heavenly Father laid upon her, looking MY ~
The end Of her suferings tho commencement ", :" a
uninterrupted enjoyG,sn. Were ,s any She She was
ready. as far 40 in her lay. to .s,i sS;.t hn;
WoopsoN lived long time wtthont CnEst. put
when sho found Him she reioieed WITH eSsSe,e s
great 10Y, and devoted her whole lie 70 BIS ser.
Vice The writer Of this notice never DID near tne
HYMN Amszing Grace &C., sung but once With
the spirit and the and that as when
our departed sister cast her soul upon Jesus for
salvation The frat intimstion any bad OF her
finding peace was her singing with an overflow.
ing h-art the hymn commencing with the words
freely. she leaves a husband, seven children,
and many endeared friends. to mourn their loss.
Her children all profess TO know Christ. and hope
to meet her where parting will be no more,
A. B. 4.
On Thursday the 18th instant, at halt. past
O'clock EDGi R j., infant son Of lsa and }. d
Pagan, aged three months and tweniy.sevan days
His funeral will take place from his fathers Re
sidence, on FEDERAL street, THIS tFnday) EVE
MING at o'clock.
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The druggists keep it.

ray SIMMER COMPLAINTS ARE sAiu
. - on,te nrsvale emit throughout the country, Win
odnlts az well as children, and IN certain secuon'
horo nroved unusually fatal. These diseases IN
rariablv arise from imprudence In diet, coid' or
ovcessiye heat, and commence their attacks upon
tba stomach and bowels in various ways. Loss OF
annetite. sour stomach, Indigestion, pains IN the
abdomen, and frequent and unnatural discharges'
ara the most common symptoms. Whenever any
of these make their appearance the sufferer can
8nd instant relief by the use of BAKERS BITTERs,
the only safe and certain remedy yet discovered
We have known this medicine to be used In hum
dreds OF cases for diarrhea, dyspepsia, cholera
morbus, crsmp cholc, chills and fsvers, loss oil
appetite, indigestion, and general debility and do
not hesitate to say that it has fully established In
almost every instance, the claim to being certain
and speedy cure for each and all Of them. For one,
the writer of this has long looked upon these Bit
ters as the most valuable family medicine within
his knowledge, and could not be induced to give
up its use at any price. He therefore recommends
1t to all who stand in need of a purely vegetable
tonic and corrector of the stomach and bowels.
These celebrated Bitters can be had OF all promi'
nent druggists in Virginia. Also OF CAsBY, GIL
PIN & Co., Baltimore. Orders filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Two Richmond, Va, box 1913.
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ns- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOH'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAIR DYE Is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. No dis.
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes !;
nvgorates the hair, leaving it soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOB. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
of counterfeit. 1e
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~SpECJar, NOTICE.-THoMAS B. PRICE
a. % Iii on tomorrow, July 18th, remove 10
49, nsw building, corner Eleventh and Main
s.r s. Their customers and friends will please
bear this in mind. .,.,rs % tbe,,
.-,o.J. rrbo have so kindly sustained them Tor so
nsst wears, and trust that. with more ell
n;tls POSITION and Increased facilities, they VIII
he better prepared to meet their wants IN the H.
ture. pp1cr co.
iy 1f-2w lH'hi az 80
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The NEXT REGIsTRA TIoN.-The new re-
construction law provides that the Boards
of Registration shall, fourteen days prior
to any election, add to their registry the
names of all persons who at chat time
possess the qualili cations of voters who
have not been already registered.
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xg- OH. SUCH BEAUTIFUL HAIR SUN
LOVELY CURLs! every one exclaims. Ana why
Rseauss that person uses oHALFANTs coco
cREAM-the only preparation that retainS INC
hair in crimps. Ask for
CHALFANT's COCO CREAM.
The druggists keep it. y 10
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&DeciUL Notices.

xrsPECIAL NOTICE Is called to 4. Z.
STOKES & CO.'S sale Of GROCERIES, sAfh
STORE FIXTURES, etc., at John d Albert bisn
store on Main street, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING. jy 1s-1t
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H5- TO FAMILIES,
PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price OF 81. so per gallon
Determined to keep pace with the age in my bu-
siness and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything IN my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the price
OF my
to slso per gallon, and respectfully invite the at
tention OF families, parties, MICS. ETC., to this
reduction, with the that all orders will
be filed with promptness and fidelity.
Send in your orders to
ANDREW ANTONI,
HOS south side Of Main street,
directly opposits Il ational Exchange Bank.
1e 3-2m
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.opvpr yIuzY JANRs L. MAUaY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
zW r. III. RIAURY &c CO.,
(EsTABLIsagD IN 1881
BANKERS AED BROKEBs.
No. loh NJ lain street,
nrst house below the post-ofice,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANKNOTEs, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points In the United
STATE. fe7 .
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r THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON Ar
pROACHIHG, the large stock Of the Clotnins
House OF
No. 1907 MAIN STREET,
~ .o,d a. once to make room for the STOCK
now being manufactured and, to insure tnis enu
In the shortest possible time,
UNP RECEDENTE BARG A Ms
SUMMER CLOTHING
nov no rallied upon and It is the determination OF
the house that
NOT A SINGLE ARTICLE OF SUN Lad
SHALL REMAIN ON HAND
70 nr,css commensurate with the present Lar"
times can command customers ana
insure sales
Beautiful Linen Suits,
Chaste Duck Suits, and ,,ryre
EVERY FASHIONABLE STYLE of oAhn1N -
No. 1907 Main street.
Gjy 17-1?tI
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MeetjmNS.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The
y STOCKHOLDERS OF MBTROP 0LITAN
SAVINGS INSTITUTION are requested to meet at
the store of J. WALL TURaBR on TUESDAY
NIGHT. July esd, at half past O clock. As bust
ness Of Importance to every member will come up,
1t Is requested that there be full meeting.
BY order OF P. q. MONTAGUE. President
j. WALL TURNER,
~ n I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETIN Ca
- meeting OF tho stockholders of the Richmond
Glass Manufacturing Company will be held at II
Office of ] q. Montague on MONDAY. August 9Th
WILLIAM s.. NORRIS,
~. aoaaratbo ndtd President.
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pF SELLING OFF AT COST.-Don't COM
plain of /" Hard Times but call at No 627 Broad
street, and see the bargains which are being Of
fered by
A. HIRSH Co.,
who are ceiling of their entire stock OF
DRY GOODS At COST PRICES.
As only thirty days grace will be given, We would
advise all ladies who wish to
COMBINE ELEGANCE and ECONOMY
to rive us a call. A. HIRSR CO.,
je 20 No. S27 Broad street.
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
N LANDS.-I have formed business connec.
ton with Messrs Murphey Troutman, Real Is
tate Agents and Brokers, Philadelphia, who have
applications for the purchase of large number Of
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Pennsylyanans desiring to remove 10 this State.
On application, In person or by mail, will With
pleasure furnish any one having land for sale spe.
cifc information on the subject.
J. D. IMBODEN, Attorney at Law,
ap 2o-ts Richmond. Va.
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n4y THE AGUE AND FEVER CONQUER
Oh continues to vindicate It's title Three obsd-
nate cases of Ague and Fever in one family cured
by the conqueror
CERTIFICATE OF J. C. REDWOOD, ESQ.
HEgRIoo, June 81, 1857
lfr. J. 3. Wood:
Dear sir.-I have used your Ague Conqueror in
three very obstinate of ague and fever IN my
family with the happiest results. consider the
Ague Conqu eror the best remedy known to me ior
the cure Of that distressing disease, ague and
fever and cordially recommend 1t to all thus 81
A''''O' wy J. C. REDWOOD.
For sale at WOODS PHARMACY, Fifth and
Marshall streets Price, 81 per bottle. le 70
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Wants..


WANTED, TO FILL AN ORDER, A
w SECONDHAND STILL of fifty or sixty gal
Ions capacity, in good order. ANY one having
such one for sale apply to
Commission Merchant,
10 I0otx 1906 Broad street.
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Carriages, dc.

WILL 1T PAY? ENCOURAGE
w HOME MANUFACTURERS"
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, --
successors to King b Lambeth),
No. 1918 franklin street, Richmond, Va.
riages. Buggies, and Wagons OF any description,
will End ii to their advantage to calf and examine
our assortment. We sell no north rn. made car.
riages but pledge ourselves to furnish as good and
fashionaole carria and at prices d. reasona.
BILE as they can be bought elsewhere. We invite
all persons in want Of articles in our line friendly
to southern INDUSTRY and enterprise, to call and
examine our stock and prices.
REPAIRING done promptly and In manner to
give satisfaction.
js Ism LAMBETH j FRANCIS.
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SDecjuE Notices.

W CRACKERS, CRACKERS, CRACkEhs'
made OF new -four. II you want something n1s'
and good In the way Of Soda, Butter, Ario"loo,
and Cresm CRACKERS, also LOAF BhsAD' seha
to T. z. G1LL's BAKERY, aud you can ge1 ansm
fresh every day, made ofthe best new fanny IJ
Nv 1B-1w* =. -
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Hy GREAT EXCITEMENT
ALL KINDS OF CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR-
NISHING GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
Business Suits at..., ....'..,,..'.'.F' w
Light Cashmere Suits at ........".". ~
silk-mxed Cashmere Suits at.......l5 90
silk mixed Cashmere Pants at........ 2 90
Cashmere Pants from.....,....... 3 90 to ~ 90
Black Doeskin Pants at..............i@ %
Shirts of all oue iities from ., l 90 to 4 90
Hats 75to 8 so
And other goods at prices not to DO surpassed IN
this city, at ISAAC GREENIhhh'o
81 Broad street,
my 2o-ts between Eighth ana MIMI.
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ELUVANNA COUNTY COVING-
TON AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-The following
named gentlemen. who have been appointed a
Committee TO aid in procuring county snpscriP-
lion in the county of Fluvanna to the STOCK OF the
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company are re-
onestsd to meet at the Clerk Office Of that county
on MONDAY, ed instant. nnrm,1Np
presidant Virginia Central Railroad.
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mr.. M. L. JAMES Qately of Gooch-
IL land) has removed to Richmond TO PRAC-
TICE HIS ROFEsSIOH. Office and residence on
southwest corner Of Grace and Adams streets.
jy lS-am
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Lawyers.
Bankers.

TOREIGN EXCHANGING arc
4 now prepared 10 draw BILLS OF EXCHaNos;
In sums TO suit purchasers, upon the pIinelPa'
cities and towns In England. Ireland, Frnse'
Germany, Italy, and Russia. Also, on AleKs1drl
Constantinopis, and other points on the eont!ssA'
OF Europe and In the Orient
We especially call the attention OF foreigner
and others wishing TO remi, small suirs Of money
to thsis friends abroad and At home TO oar .ae!l!
ties for accommodating them ON reasonable terms
- THOMAS B&ANCR y Co..,
" lo-im BANKERS. No. lpla MAIN street
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
saantiful Lawns select styles and last eolofs' a'
CSC. per yard;
Mozambioues at logo. per yard;
Mozambiques at 2oc. per yard
Mozamb iques at &c.;
splendid Chene Berages at CSC.
Embroidered and Striped Berages at Csc;
R1ack ground Grenadines, fancy embroidered, at
SOC. per yard;
Fine Dress Goods-great bargains;
Bugle Trimmings,
Crystal Trimmings,
Crystal Fringe,
Crystal Buttons
LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street.
lily lS-tsl
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TABELL d WATKINS, Auctioneers
" and Agents for the SALE, LEASE, and PUR-
CHASE OFREAL ESTATE in the city and country.
Office, 1ll3, under Lancaster 4 Co.'s office, and
nearly opposite the Exchange Bank, Main street,
Dispatch and daily and semi weekly Wig and
Enquirer. Z. CARRINGT0N CABELL,
Nv 2-lm J. B. WATKINS.
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COMMITTEES.
James Gait j. Loving,
Col. d. W. &. BowleB, n. w. Basket,
Cant. T. a. Tutwiler, J. Omohuniro,
George Stillman, E. o. Gooch,
Col Goo w. Petit, DR.. J Mcdaniel.
A. Bowles, DR.. Gray,
Joseph Payne, William M. Sheppard,
A. A. Gray, w. j. Petitt
J. G. Bullock, J. II. Burgess,
J. R. Vest DR.. G. G. Cooke,
s. G. Burnley, w. g. Strange,
DR.. A. l.. Brent, NJ. Clark.
A. Perkins, jylC-dSsW9t
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.Ia,,ezet.s. dc.


~~nTN1NG THIS WEEK at NOW
O (pLMAaNTey w wATCaks. AND sILvERWAE5h...
ll ladies' iiS SETS or PINS and sAkHis''-'1'
la Sfsa5sbs, PEARLS, EMsRALDs and 0'hs'
ptssff'Rsda'H isSHf WATCHES with a the improved AZ
ta s6PssS LsoNTlsE CHAINS and PITss GOLD
pIAM6Np Eng ENGAGEMENT ana rAA
W GSaREgbsGa FIsss1H HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS
and great E yssFEtsssEEs e ssiesaa oops
An endlss. VARIETY Of sTEaLlNa sIvsEi a. New
In cases, at prices as low ss any LIMA At
York or Philadelphia. C MsldW a9I CO.'S.
corner Of Main and Tenth stres s..
TO above the post ONCE
MO. ALTO THE LADIES.
1Hor,a respectfully call the attention Of the la
sSd the pRuso generally to my large and well
selected stock Oh HAIR GOODS,
which is now ready for Inspection 'on'i''S =
BBikAiiDs, C Mg1HSkrs. WIGS,
ToorWEshsT; ERFHLLs, FRIzETTEs, &C.,
which will sell st the lowest cash pf faaeas R JEW.
III ~ andam prepared to make and repair any
'hNP osb II best gold will be used for mount
Ing the thankful for the liberal patronage
hostowsd on me heretofore, hope, by stret atten
ton 10 pusiH''o' WILLIAM WILDT,
No I'll Broad street
-, between Second and Third.
TOHN 81. TYLER q CO., successors
to Mitchell Tyler 1917 Main ,siD. street. t. f tbar
mond, Va respectfully cal aftep; aoa s1LVsR
Wy SETfec as and caAiNs SGoCKs JEWELRkY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLP' ~ Sl !Ssrs'
not surpassed BY any class Of goods in the country
and Which pisna hy w s nors & d
NJ 10 nrasaSt stock ia we'll selected and very com.
p past p aad Consists Of most Desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept IN @ re eon-
SANITY sty adding new goods. They continue, as
heretofore order direct from the fae9ries what
| IN shortest possible notice. HAIR JEWELRY OF
evsry description made to order. WATCH rs.
| PAIRING done in the very best manner by the
N0 my30
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SDecinZ Notices.
MSTILL THEY COME!

wsTILL THEY COME!
NEW GOODS FROM AUCTION.
DRESS GOODS
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
ANOTHER SUPPLY OF HANDSOME LAWNS
JUST RECEIVED By EXPRESS.
We are happy to announce to our customers 'hA'
bv the NEW ARRANGEMENT We are receiving
Goods from New York
THREE TIMES HWEEK;
and one of the firm being always on The LOOKOUT
for bargains, we are able to offer inducements 10
nn,cbssers of Dry Goods as follows
B1eacbed Cottons at 10 and l2lc. per yard;
Bleached Cottons, full yard wide, at ls and 1885,
Bleached Cottons, nearly equal to "amsutsa' al
zoe.
Full. width Shsetings at SOC. per yard'
unbleached Cottons at 10 and l2lc. per yard
1rnblsschsd Cottons, full yard wide. atlssc !;
unbleached Cottons thirty eight inches Wlde' su-
perlor quality, at 2oc.-a great bargain;
Linen Towels at 16a 20, and 25c.;
Linen Towels at 3oc.;
Linen Towels at So so per dozen, worth so'
Linen sheeting, lid and 1874, very cheap;
Bed Tick at l23c.;
Shifting Stripes at l23c.
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DUCKWHEAT and HUNGARIAN
ID GRASS, or MlLLET SEED, in store for sale
by ALLISON ADDISON,
Jye elm 1920 Cary street.
GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply of
VI reliable GARDEN and FLOWER SEEB inst
received by JOHN w RISON. Druggist
NH Main and Third straits
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A. VIRGINIA LADY DESIRES A
II SITUATION as TEACHER or BOOK
KEEPER. Ample references given il required.
Address JENNIE HERNDON,
iy ls-d&sw6t Box IS, Yorktown, Va.
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WANTED, A w HITE COOK,
w WASHER, and IRONER. One that will suit
can procure good home and good wages by APP
plying to V. j CLUTTER,
Fourth street between Duyal and Baker.
~
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iv l0-2tS

WANTED, TO RENT desirable
w FAMILY RESIDENCE, with modern i'm
provements, conveniently located ION Shockoe
HID to the business portion OF the city. For a
house that will suit, a fail price will be given, and
paid monthly If desired. Address, stating loca-
ton and terms, Box FAC, Richmond post office.
iN 1877
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Court Orders.

V1RGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office OF the Court OF the county OF &C.
| comac on the first Monday in July. u; 1907 the
! same being the first day OF the said month
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A CHURCH GOING Bellies SoLrLoo uY-
should think they would keep the pews
from dust; | shall certainly soil my new
satin. | wonder whether anybody noticed
my new bonnet ] think it $ very becoming.
Goodness if there isn't Miss Sprague, the
school teacher, rugged out in a new mantl.
Ia She spends all her salary on dress, or
I'm mistaken. | do hate vanity and osten.
tetion.
81 wonder who that young gentlemen is
IN the next pew; he's very handsome, cer-
tainly. l neyer,saw such becoming nous.
tache. J shouldn't wonder if il was the city
cousin Mrs. Primrose has told me Of
should like to know if he is married. j guess
! will speak to Mrs. Primrose after church,
Perhaps she will introduce me.
30, dear me what long prayer. It's
tiresome standing up SO long. hope they Il
introduce the custom Of sitting down during
prayer. ! should like TO hint to our minister
that he had better shorten his service.
g wish papa would take pew in Mr.
Watson's church. Such beautiful preacher
as he is. His sermons are SO poetical, and
then he is SO handsome and SO intellectual
They say he is looking out for wife. |
wonder what sort Of u minister's wife should
maker have serious thoughts Of joining
the CHURCH.
" How unbecoming Mrs. Spauldingr is
dressed. 1 believe that woman is perfectly
destitute of taste. When will that sermon
be through I declare # there isn't Miss
Holder with Q feather in her bonnet! Some
people admire her complexion, but it's my
opinion that any one may have as Fms com
plexion who will paintl Thank heaven,
haven't come to that yet
ssHow hot II isl Where's my fan? The
benediction ct last. Now | must contrive to
see Mrs. Primrose, and get an introduction
to that gentleman. All there she is ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-03

To pleasure travellers the line Of the Eric Railway
n.snts many objects OF interest," passing through the
P,;s., x.iisya Of the Chsmung, Susquehanua, Della
Rsmspo riyers, an changing panorama Of
s.nrs,. haauties commands attention.