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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, March ls.-The agents OF the
Inman Steamship Line positively deny, in
q letter to the House Of Commons, that the
City Of Boston was overloaded.
The new Irish bill is very strict, involving
two years. hard labor for carrying arms
contrary to Law. The inns are to be closed
of sunset.
Mr.. Gladstone sail two Fenian prisoners
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Domestic AIarkets-TBY TELEGnApHl.

declining owl Whsat f al In SSysrs favor Corn
IsNl4tc: for steam. Cotton frmer at 2s3c. Spirits
Turpentne firm at ieGl4sIc. Rosn quiet at 4e0
p. n5 for strained. Freighs dull.
9. 300 bales at ?aac. Fiour-Supcrdnc State St5cGQ
Si.e5; common to fair Extra Southern, IS 75@
sis Wheat slightly fagors blyers and 5tssT
Lard steady ksttls s5S W S,nIss y Is-
Freights dropping cotton, per steam tG5-ltc.
BALTIMORE March ls-Cotton, 2ec. Flour
dull and unc hanged. Whcat quiet: PENNSYLVANIA
red *2*i choice a MARYLAND; 90, a'aS %f e.
15n us Bacon sHondcr s' e Lard
l5t l8c. Whlskev. 07c.
Virginia e's-od. IS, lS5Ts, 60. North Carolina
eS--new, 23s.
C1Nc1SSATr, March ls.-Corn heavy. Wits
Lard held at lac.
Mess Pork, $3.50. Bacon shoulders, usc. wh!t-
key, o2c.
ST. LOUIS, March ls.-Corn firm. Whlskey
frmer at o29e3c. Provisions fiat. Lard un-
Changed.
tied; receipts. 300 bales; exports, u bales; no
sales.
WILMINGTON, y. c., March ls.-Cotton unset
tied sales $40 haics exports, !, '3s bales; Stock
l035 bales.
CHARLESTON, March ls.-Cotton firm ut 2aic.
Re- cipts, 2+3 bales. Exports--To Great Britain,
200 bales cOastwise, $50 bales. Sales ECO bales.
SAVANNAH, March Is Cotton active nj &C.;
receipts ,c3l bales exports. coastwisc, c46 bales
| sales 800 bales stock, So, ago bales.
MOBILE March ls. Cation In good demand and
prices advanced: middlinss. 2?l1.2c. {: receipts
| p32 bales sales, l. $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March ls.--Cottru firmer, hold.
crs asking higher rates; mlddlings, 22i493c; re.
ccipts ,os3 bales.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and FlOuE Market.

Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. VA, March Is. 1870.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt-White. none. Red, 100 bushels.
Gbrn.-White, 40 bushels Yellow, 2T2 bushels.
Mix. d, 100 bushels.
O1ts.- $40 bushels.
Pve.-8s bushels.
Henl.--2n bushels.
sALEa.
Whtnt.-Red, 40 bushels good at sl.2o.
fDy1.-Whitc, 70 bushels very good at l.02l; 100
bushels prime nj Alo2s. Yellow, 100 bushels prime
at 5c.--totcl, 90 bushels.
Oois.--sI bushels very good at 59c. 40 bushels
very good soc 80 bushels good ut 5Sc.; l3s bush
els good at 59c.-total. 43s bushels.
RE-EXuIBITED.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE. - JGctS0n,
March l7.--lu the Legislature yesterday Il
resolution endorsing its own action in the
election Of General Ames 10 the United
States Senate vas passed, ami the concur
renee Of the Senate asked. Tie resolutions
came up in the s;cu.te to-day and were laid
on the table. \ bill was to-day introduced
~ n coi~r"l senator guaranteeing equal
public, political, a,ai civil rights. Many
features al the bill are considered oijec-
tionullc 10 Iunst # the Radical white SEN
atora. The colorcl senators al support it.
It Will noi piss unless very much modified.
\ difficulty occurred last uight 81 Capitol
street between J. +. Rohlbacl;er, Of this
city, anG Captain jasper Myers. The lat
ter was stlurk Oh the head with q brick,
anl he's reported 10 lie ina dangerous con-
titipr, TN" difficulty grew oct Vt a per-
srn;l misunderstanding.
There arc H. tii:ngS Of Ycfgc:.
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The Enplfah Cotton Trade,

LIvERPooL, March ls.-The following Is state
ment Of the cotton t. ade here for The past week ::
Sales 60 900 bales, Including s. 600 each for specu-
lation aud export; receipts $1,000 bales ta2, 900
Anericanl; stock al bore, EOS. 600 bales lll,Oco
emerlcanl; stock aHoat, $4,000 bales $4,000
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Licenses OF Fsuck.se~s "r Market
Tcn--Ympor:aDr Gcyenuv E>ecis;np.
tru2u -. Ny-ru,t.>;rr sd Democratic
t,:.uc,ttr.

ICON 10 ",,rn!a,;rr .NI.l Democratic
.>''.'"'".
We '.Av" seen copies "f sAe decision If
1ac Department relating 10 L,:c.,s; crs. fur
r"""., N.so"-5I '"r ...7"->"' d III. "ogHcs-
..,aa "'stller ia H'lii"E !. AcNe:lip.
'l,. Gl"4 "'t'o,@cA'H sHbA''te! W. lin
81: "'.!,".: (" the peHartmcnt anl ti'ii that
->'I ..r"c-er.ar! "> produce brokers, az !!
Bah. ic'a@t-. ne heretofore. a. WiH &c seen
~ The following ,Atlart Of Tie decision
@'Nru ~ i&c Internal Rcycnnc Depart,
mgnt:
liz las '"cn referred to YOU for in
i"Faa,. "n "I9n the subject %nd You are
nrcotd,A. ~ Instructed that nader LIS state
'."3t -" 'ack~'cr- u'c 'cSald's; IL PRO
1"c" hr">crs With" 'i.r 'uc"Mlns Of para.
%t=th - .ccsi"n -. ., t4e act ~ June 81,
i...,, - 4,4"i!!cG, aIii III" pay nHGut OF taX
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The Missing Steamer SANTANA
Eao~noyvo<H

LIVERPOOL, March 1s-The missing
steamer SANTANA was sienalled by pass
ing vessel. She wanted no assistance, as,
though disabled, she expected to reach Cape
C1oor to-t1av
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special kilograms TO til" Dispatch.
W,SutxcToH Morrh Is 1870.
Affairs i'm Richmond.

MASllINGToN, March Is, 1917.
Affairs i'm Richmond.
Marshall Boiling had an interview to-
day with Secretary Of Var Belknap, giving
the Secretary detailed account of the con-
dition of affairs III Richmond.
The authorities here will take no action
further than relates to instructions to &C.
neral Candy to preserve the public peace.
He is invested with all discretionary power
in the premises. JESEoN.
What has Marshall Boiling or Mr.. Bel
kuap to do with our affairs? None what
ever unless, indeed, we have the Empire
already in existence. The General COM
handing has, indeed, discretionary
powcr'' if he may interfere in q question
of State authority and take as q pet under
his protection rioter in open resistance to
the authority Of the State !l-DiSpatch.
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had certainly gone mad, though well treat
ed. He said that amnesty to the Fenians
was untimely in the presence of continued
violence.
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tbs LYNCIiRuRG AND DANvilLE RAIL
ROAD Demonstrations time was
spent in the first branch of the City Coun-
eli Yesterday in discussing the time for
taking up the ordinance to endorse and
guarantee by til" city the bonds of the
Lynchhurg and Danv;lle Railroad Company
othe amount of S750,000, as reported by q
majority Of the Committee on Ways and
Means on Tuesday. Mr.. Carter moved to
make the ordinance the special order for
Monday afternoon at half-past ) o'clock,
which was lost by vote of-ycas, 6 nays,
Q. Mr.. Merrikcn moved to take up the or
1nnnce al once. Sir. Downey offered as q
substitute that il he made the special order
for this afternoon, which was lost by vote
of--yca, | !; nays, IA. Mr.. Tripre moved
to recons1 der tic vote upon making it the
special order for Monday, which was agreed
to by n vote of-ycas, 10; nays. ). Mr..
rartcr's motion to make ii the special or
der for Monday afternoon at half-paSt D
o'cloc! was then adopted.-Boltimore sNa.
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Dlsnsscrs by the Storm.


ROCHESTER. March l7.-Thc storm con-
tinucs and the snow il wet aud heavily
packed. All the trains which should have
reached this place yesterday morning ar
rived here this morning with furnished pas
scngers. 1t is now believed that the trains
will he running on time By tomorrow eve
ming. Thermometer, 50 degrees.
tbout : o'clock this morning the roof Of
a carpenter shop on Greenwood avenue was
crushed ny the snow. The hrick walls Of
the building were forced out, and one of
the walls fell upon an adjoining dwelling
house: crushing it, and burving in the ruins
~ cid lady named Loop. Her injuries, it
is supposed, will he fatal. \ man named
William poody, engaged in shoyelling snow
in the rear of the carpenter shop at the
time Of the disaster, had a !cg broken and
WAS otherwise injured, but not fatally.
Several barns and other buildings have
been crushed by the SHOW. Further disas-
tcrs arc apprchcndcd.
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" ,'., ~ a,,i ,,.rn.,.d s.rc,aI nrn,nincnt
yr,nc.s with ,n,-ir. ,,nrs. md banners.
..l,,,':,,..ot :, p.,t,i,.L..r hurcL vbarn ,,.,.s
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NATIONAL BANK SECrEITIIS.-Ihc COM
'nrcc appointed Ly The S@cret@r. Of the
..stpry 10 examine lnc United States
III dcgo-:tcd win ;s.c Treasurer as Sc
- for ti.e circulation of Al TIC national
.!h. after an examination q. tea lays,
We completed their work, and report tho
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amount Of bonds on deposit with the Trea.
surer for this purpose to be s342,3s4, $50,
which is correct according to the books of
the Treasurer and of the Comptroller. The
committee are now to examine the bonds
deposited by the national banks as se-
curity for deposits. The securities Of
Loco hanks were examined.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
wi DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-stockhoi.cI
In this institution and all persons DESTROYS OF be-
of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS viii ie sold to
the lowest bidder In sums to suit Bids VIII nc re-
ceyed from this up to the 2oth instat, the daE VI
sale. .
Stop paying rent buy yourself home.
For particulars, apply at Office 1900 Main street..
NH 7-,Oltly
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NOTICE.-The undersigned gives notice
~ that he has been appointed Special Master
district of virginia In the case sf William Bayuc
ef nls as. The Farmers Bank OF Virginia et ais;
to take al account OF all outstanding debts anu
which may be filed or proved before him. and
which have not been heretofore reported and
allow ed by the Master IN said cause and the un-
dersigned further gives notice TO all concerned
that all such debts and claims not presented and
pro. ed nefor re him before the lsT DAY or APklL
NEXT shall be excluded, and not entitled TO snare
i'm the assets OF Id bank by the decree entered Ia
said cause February lst 1870 by said circuit court
JOHN JOHNS, Jg.,
Special Master.
Syots yourunI cosy fe s--2taw5w
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make known the discovery with some
mlsGlvlnss, but ii is nevertheless fact
that We have III tho General Assembly no
less than sixty bachelors or unmarried
men. ranging i'll age from tender twenty
two to tough seventy: III pocket from de-
pcndencc upon per 1ica upto your hundred
thouoand-,lolIar catch i'll height from six
icei two down 10 III You like il; they arc thin
Nisqgcd and fuilflccl, merry countcnauce
and vinegar married. fat and lean, crooked
and straigt,t; i'll fact, we have Il stock on
hard which. III the way CT variety, cannot
fail to suit the within and caprice Of even
1.-THE hard please" - Richm0hd lettu
il, E'cderichSjnyy Mr0id.
Dr.. william II. Harris (colorcd), who
fulsclv preIendS to be DR.. J. d. Harris,
late candidate for Lieutenant Governor OIL
the Wells ticket, vas tried for obtaining
money 70 the extent OF about Si2o IL gold
and silver, on falsc pretences, from negro
women, aud was sentenced 10 the pcniten'
:iarv for three years.-LoudoHp letter IN
-1htandria GGzettc.
Brick lectures in Lynchburg next Tucs-
day.
Mr.. Sotlerly, book auctioneer Of Lon
don, has sold copy Of Shakespeare {
works, fret folio edition, for $3.50.
John Brannon, Esq, in letter to the
Wheeling lnieiliqenccr, contends that West
Virginia owca little or none Of our public
debt.
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Ehc Funding Hiil-AgaiD.

The Republican members Of the Ways
AMI Means Committee were in conference
to-day with President Grant and Secretary
Boutwell,, Mt the Executive mansion, rela-
tive 10 the funding bill, and, having learned
the views and wishes OF tue President and
Secretary on the measure, the committee
will proceed with its consideration at their
meeting on Monday next. The committee
are divided on several provisions OF the
bill. especially the foreign sale clause. AS
to the clause requiring the banks to ex-
change their six per cent. bonds, some OF
tic members of the committee appear to be
willing to yield their Own views in Difference
TO those of the President and Secretary.
The opposition of the national banks to the
clause affecting their institutions has not
been fully developed, hut they seem SAN
guinc of their ability to defeat it.
s'i,c Ero0k:yn Maynard Property.
The question having been raised as to the
title Of tie Brooklyn Navy-Yard property,
General Socum made . statement before
the House Naval Committee to-day show
ing that ii belonged 20 the United States.
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tLA-kA AS ) torHTY.-The Committee
~ Territories have agreed to make Alaska
, o"4uty, aud give i. representation IN tn
sr"esal assembly oi Washington Territory,
p. q gives the Legislative cnac:ncats OF the
.,usr territory full force III the said new
comfy. The bill alec provides for two sc@-
ion, Of tie United States Distric: Court At
,.'ka III each year.
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no THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
L now prepared to furnish all classes with con-
sta,Il rmuloylncnt at home the whole OF the time
or for the spare moments. Business new, light.
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily earn
from Co... to IS per evening. and 4 proportional
sum by dcyoting their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls can earn nearly rs much as men.
That all who ste this notice NAV send their adj
dress and test the business, VIC make this unpa-
ralleicd cf!cr To all such - not well sails
fled We will send Fl 10 pay for tile trouble Of
writing. Full particulars, valuable Sample
which will DO To commence work ON, and i copy
of TIE Ponies Literary Cy,npraioR-onc 81 the
largest and best family newspapers pnblished-ali
sent free by i'll II. Header If You want Pernla-
nent profitable work, address
&c. ALLES Il CO.,
mhI.-.l Xxx sw3n, Augusta. Ne.
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BURLINGTON, March Little scverest
snow storm and gale known for sclrs ragged
all day yesterday. The Mount Anthony
Observatory was blown down and much
other damage inflicted by the storm.
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John W. 3. Matthews has been appointed
gaugcr in the second Virginia district.
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VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
THREE-pLY, and INGRAM CARpETINGS.
RUGS. MATS. and FLOOR.CLoTiIS.
FLOOR ard TABLE, uIL-tLnTIIS,
DAMASk and LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW SHADES.
have reduced The above Ia correspond with the
price Of gold. r. I. RICHARDSON,
rh Sim pol corner Main and ninth streets.
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DEMOVAL.-Wc have removed to the
n storebousc No. 10 FIFTEENTH STREET.
formerly occupied by Franklin Stelrus, Esq.
Wenow have In store our usual assortment OF
stock OF LOU ORS. imported and domestic and
invite our old patrons and the trade generally TO
give us u call o,cr, Y,ypp1xc sro
,,I TrS I'm
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Arrest of Alleged Swintllers.

Intelligence was received at the Revenue
Bureau to-day that United States Marshal
Clarke, Of Iowa, had arrested ut Atlanta
City. Iowa, General Bennett. formerly in
,elnal revenue supervisor for North and
South Carolina, and his detective or clerk,
named Loring. They are charged with
conspiracy TO defraud and defraudiug the
Government. 1t is stated that Bennett
seized factories, warehouses, and distille-
ries, for real or alleged violation of the law,
and subsequently Loring went to the parties
and offered to secure the release of the prop
erty upon the payment of certain moneys to
him, AMI that Bennett received his appoint
mcnt by means Of forged recommendations.
The accused have been sent to Raleigh,
North Carolina, for trial.
Confederate BOnds-Black List.
\ document was received at the Treasury
Department to-day from a party in Wades-
borough, \. c., containing the names Of
$50 residents of that place, and showing
the amounts subscribed by them for Con-
fcderatc bonds from March 24th to April
9TH, 1864, to be $3C6,7OO, but whether in
gold, greenbacks, or Confederate money,
the document does not state. This black
list is gotten up to mark the subscribers for
official vengeance.
News from Indian Territory.
4 detailed report was received at the In
dian Bureau from Major General Grierson,
commanding the Department Of Indian Ter
ritory. He states that the Indians have
received their annuities and have expressed
satisfaction, and that the Camanches and
kiowas have returned from q successful
buffalo hunt; and asserts that the Indians
in his command are peaceable and not half
as bad as some of the white men. A gang
Of the latter have been stealing horsca
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GOLD Us DOWN! DOWN WITH TIE
SI PRICES.-Seine Thread and Patent Seine
T~nes Of all Nos Lines for hanrinE s si,.s,
ar NJ 10. aud the best 1T I2sc.; nnc all-wool Red
and White Flanncls 1T Csc All other Dress Goods,
Satipets, Cassimeres, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
Hats. &c.. at remarkably low prices. Stuarfs
o0O-yard Spool Cotton, warranted superior 10 any
IN market, for sale low at
- 'DN L. LICHTFSSTEIS'S,
1907 Franklin street,
-.,,,, b,tvoop Seventeenth and EIyhtarnth.
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EI,C Redemption Of Currency.

Tie Banking and Currency Committee
lad under consideration the Senate bill for
the redistribution OF forty-ive millions OF
national bank circulation. aud the bill au-
,holixing the issue of an additional fifty
millions Of :srccnbacks, but will not likely
act upon these measures until after the
funding bill shall have been disposed OF by
Che House. Some Of the members Of the
committee are disposed to report a bill in
crcasug the capital of the national banks
one hundred millions, retiring Of course
eli equal amount OF legal-tenders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
Woman's True Place.


II 10 not at least say that whatever de
may lure or demand hcs. womsus true place.
lrst and last, mus, be Der home, shal.Jeu.-
true to any one standing sroa; conviction
Women must make mo.e Of tcir homes AMI
make them more to those who belong within
them. In this day of outward exeit.acu, all
many other attractions, tie old AMI sacred ia-
tcggi,y Of home IS endangered TIE homes u
to-day are 90, as dear as those Of o pls. gla-
Grafton. Great changes have conc over or
people. Amusements multiply and prcss.-
Young people have taken ont license against
the,rparcu;s. parcn,sar, getting rather afraid
Of their boys aud girls. Home isn't tLcltto
nucleus radiating Joy to each, each shcil.us
back Joy 90 IL. is a convenient place %
have, aal the father is the banker, and Tie
mother is tie mistress ol laundry women aal
cooks, but ,he home is gone 1T is only
part Of the ou.er world which yoa have rooleI
over and lighted Gre 10, which you may
make dark with your fr5wu or uncomfortable
by your vhim.
Once it was, what It must be again, tho
hearts holy Of holies; once no man would de-
sccrate it by doserting it; once all good i'm
pulse sprung hence, aud all true character
grew; once the hearth at which father aud
mother sat was holy aud dear, and if the gen.
cra:ions are to get back Oh stability Of char
ac,er, and Grmncss Of principle and the Old
indebted religion, /; mus: be through these
homes, Of which you, O woman, are pricst-
csscs; it must be by your sarnishing them A.
gain with forgotten graycs-ro-awlking sono
ont fires, and sauc.iGiug anew tho only place
in which a human soul can he surely fitted for
the work and warfare Of lie. Heaven help
US, if this desccration Of the homo gets intoan-
other generation!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

SCARLET FEyEE.-An eminent physician
robs scarlet fever Of many Of its terrors, by
prescribing for the patient warm lemonade,
with ,,tG. mucilass, as onen as desired, and
tie eapplication Of warmth to the stomach. lie
directs that cloth should be wrung outof hot
water and laid Oh tie stomach, renewing it Is
often as it cools. Nothing else but the lemon
ads IS to je given. Will tl.s treatment be
guarantees that not one in o hundred cases will
prove fatal We have known cider alone to
cure more than one obstinate case. Avese'a-
be acid appears to Je a specific in colds 2ai
feycrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
POETRY.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

love 70 look on a scene like this,
OF wild and careless play,
And persuade nyself that am not old,
And my locks are not yet gray:
For il stirs the blood in an old mans heart,
And make his pulses lv,
To catch the thrill of happy voice,
And the light Of pleasant eye.
have walked the world for four score years,
And they say that am old
That my heart i ripe for the reaper Death,
And my years are well nigh told.
1t is very true-it is very true
| am told, and I'll bido my time"
But my heart will leap at a scene Ike this
And half renew my prime.
Play on play on (! am with you there,
In the midst of yOUr merry ring;
| can feel the thrill of the daring jump,
And the rush OF the breathless swing,
hide with you in the fragrant hay,
And | whoop the smojhered call,
And my feet slip up On the seedY Noor,
And I care not ior the fall.
am willing to die when my time shall come,
And | shall be glad to 60
For the world at best is a weary place
And my pulse is getting low;
But the grave is dark, and the heart will fail
In treading its gloomy way;
And it wiles my heart from drcariness
To see the young so gay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

LovELEEs5.- III isu9t your lcat dress, your
expensive shawl, OF your pretty figure, that at
tracts men of scasc They look beyond these
It Is tie true loye.lcss Of your nature that
wins and continues 90 retain tie affections Of
tie heart. Young ladies' sadly miss it who labor
toimproye theoutwarlloJks, while they bcstow
not thought on their minds.
Foolsmay be won by scwsawsand fashionable
snowy dresses, but tho wise and substantial
are never caught 10 such traps. Le. modcliy
be your drcss. Use pleasant and agreeable
language, and you may not b. cJur,cI by tho
Top aud sg', but tie good aud truly great wiil
love o. liugcr IN your steps The T9.ll. sill
be your infinite gain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

TIE DocToR AND THE WIDow.-A hand
some young widow applied 20 physician to
relieve Ter Of three distressing complaints with
which size was affected. " IN the first place
said size, 81 have no appetite. What shall ]
take for that?" For that you should take air
ard exercise" ' And / am quite fdgc'y at
night time and am afraid to be aloro. What
s.al. take .1r tla. o. For that I cau oaly
recommend that you takea husband" " F.e,
Doctor. But have ,Lc blues terribly. What
shall take f9- that For tlat, Maiam,
you have besides taking ;ae air and = husband,
70 take Gle OlDFAEuT J0uESAL." twill
restore tie healthy ueof your mild. aud give
new yig1r t3 your system
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

\ PALATIAL HorEL.-CmcAGo, June c.
II. Potter Palmer, wolI-known millionaire,
gives notice that no win commence the erection
Of hotel, probably the largest i1 thecountry.
It will front on State stree; two hundred aud
fny-thrco feet, be eight stories high and con-
tain seven hundred and fifty rooms. Il viii
be built IN the styIeof the Louvre Palace, Paris,
aud will cost, including the ground, over 81
500 600.