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= WHO Uses MIsHLER's BIT

~ WHO UsEs M . n y y u he
rsR.,- Pbysiciins use 1t In their practice, 10.
-, ia sanitary effect upon their pat'eh''
,'"'..ss mon use it, because thy require sounu
physique and clear pssleet ssen'aGy peIp
u,s .,' rss It from sluggish condition of the Doav
functions produced by an inactive NE n,dam
"la :, because It protects them against epidemic
ond endemic diseases clergyncn, JUDGES, con
aressmep, lawyers editors. teachers, anu s.u md
nso It because 1t imparts fresh force 70 ntp DO
body and pr serves health am hcngae II supports
fbs body s which would otherwise suffer Is a
injury from excessive iaoor fsmlaies altitude of
cannon Complaints cyeryb .dy uses u, Oseau nd
Il Is safe, agreeable, and edicarous nonsc n.o
stimulaDt uo
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McIy TO THE MARTYRS OF LIVER
COMPLAINT.-,mcng the wonderful medical
propcrties which have rendered HOSfETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS pre-emiuent among the
Notwithstanding preparations Of the sge, It's anti
bilious virtues are not the least remarkable. NO
words can do Justice to its marvellous effect upon
the diseased liver. Perhaps the simple words OF
c1nva,escCnt sufferer, who describes II rs going
right to the spot' tell the story as Clearly rs may
lie. II fges 60 right to the spot. IL operates
directly upon the disordered organ, and whether
unduy active or In state OF paralysis restores II
to a condition OF health. The sickness or the
stomach pain between the shoulders aud In The
right side yellow sufusion OF tho skin, costive
ness drowsiness and lansuor, dlmness of sight
colo, palpitation OF the heart, dry cough, 10"
fever, and other symptoms which ind cate the
serious phases OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC LIF-
Ell COMPLAINT, are one and all promptly re-
lleyed, and tuaiy removed, by the action % this
famous preparation, which is at once the best OF
currectiyes, the gentles. and most genial OF ape
rieuts au tnfallibIe regulator, and powerful re-
storaiiye Persons OF Il bilious habit, who use The
BITTERS rs u protective medicine, VIII never
suffer the pains and penalties of liver dt:ease or
bilious ren,ltteut fever. > 10 81 odlwSwlt
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Our DOCTORS come back from Richmond
highly delighted with their convention and
the generous entertainment which they re-
ceiyed there. The next meeting of the As
ISOLATION will be held at Lynchburg, and
they say they are going to spread them
selves. The citizens will back them.
Lynchburg Nrgimdn.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT-FIREMEN Injured
Albany, Nov. GA fire broke out tonight
in Pruynard Lansard's saw-tactory. and
enclosing works, which resulted in heavy
toss; amount not learned. The insurance
covers the loss. A ladder on which were
ten or twelve firemen broke, six OF whom
were more or less Injured one, named NJ.
Mack, seriously. Justice Clote was also
seYerely hurt, -,.-r.s. = .-ser -" .,2r
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o~p.TCuFTOR,s HAIR DYE

~ BACHELORS 81 A X DI E.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best III .'ie
the oniy true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous: no disappointment; no ridiculous
t,uts remedies the Ill effects ofbad dyes 1nVlRo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful o'"c"
or bro,cn. Sold by all druggists and periumers,
and properly applied at BATCHBLoh.s "Ao
FACTORY, No. le Bond street, New YORK.
81 2-podlyr
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAD.-It is understood that the route Of
he Alexandria and fredericksburg rail
road, for the construction of which bids
have been made, when examined by MIR.
Roberts, the President of the road, was not
approved by him, and that probably an en-
tirely new line running considerably west
of the present one will be adopted, and
that engineers will commence surveying
the new route in day or two.-Alerandr1a
Gazette, NoU. /.
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Tho Money Market

49,
II IA gratifying to zee that the money
,n,rket In New york-by which the tiran-
ciaI affairs of the whole Union are controlled
have been steadily Improving for some
5ti,ne. Gold incincs towards the point OF
while other marks of easeSaTe
apparent. The bank linc of discount Is
greatly Enthusiastically the sum of 81 $780,
0oO-while the deposits have increased 81
10000. and the gold $1,750,000. The
strength of the banks 10 increased, and
money being easier in the full diminished
discounts shows that a large capital must
have been liberated from speculation by the
decline in gold. If there is no new sensa-
tion-and it is time the whole budget Of
sensations was eXhausted-we shall soon
have the restoration of confidence and q
condition of quiet and ease that will be
highly favorable to enterprise and industry.
With the great power the Government
has over the banks, and Its immense stock
of gold, it may, by iudicious use OF its re-
sources, hasten the resumption and main
tain 1t successfully against any schemin0
of the heartless speculato, who would not
hesitate to ruin half the nation to fill their
own pockets with money.
The Government has immense resources,
the banks IRE based upon the public credit,
and it Is vital to the Government to Sustain
them as n prominent feature In national
finance, their solvency being essential to the
maintenance of confidence and the steadi-
ness of the public credit. The productive
resources of the nation are constantly in
creasing and strengthening the national
wealth. We cannot see why the country
should Dc longer kept in state of anxiety
about the future, subject to the yicissitudes
of fluctuations and the disasters Of panics.
1t is time we had quiet and confidence re-
stored upon solid basis.
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IT is expected that the water will be put
on the Lynchburg level on Tuesday next.
1t is believed that boats will be running
through from this city to Richmond by the
last OF this or the first of next month";
Lynchburq FlTqintdn.
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:'THE Moon GnosT."-The Moon ghost
has made his appearance again, and is
turning up Jack" generally on his old
playground. We shall keep our readers
posted as to his moyements.-ScottSril Re-
nIS
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HORSES AND MULES + 0 r an
III SAL. FukIY-FJUR HORSES IcA
and TEN MULtS JUST arrived at IT.. Bos.lvuA's
stable direct +: ON Kentucky. Among the lot ste
ten fine mares and some stylish and Iast stepping
horses. For sale l9w AMI accommodating
terms Appy al once - +. Eo2steus = STABLES, Oh
Franklin, oct teen 18th and 10Th streets.
oc Slim GREEN & BULK.
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VIRGINrA.-At White Plains the postmas-
ter's salary is readjusted from Sl2 a year to
$40 from January 1st, 1871. At Montague,
Essex county, Va, Richard G. Wright Is
appointed postmaster, uice B. L. Farinholt,
resigned.
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~ CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment of CARPETS we now offer Is one
of the best selected that we have ever oneIeo' We
purchased our stock this season ulteo' Ilom
cannot be surpassed in beauty. ,> n,,s
SELSar 50. 25 per yard; -,
Genuine ENGLISH TAPESTRY bho"'HA'
$3.50 per yard; yry1-
TIAN CARPETS, In great variety al very
low prices; -,,r,c ,,,T-
A fu,l assortment of RUGS, DEuGaEIo' Mali
TING, and OIL-CLoTHs, at ,,,
LEVY RROTHERs',
1gl3 and 1918 Main street.
Co1ORED WOOL SPREADS, CALICO Ioh,
FORTERS, BLANKETS, ShAEliS"S' a aa
TABLE-CLOTHS, very cheap. W
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Hereafter the rates of postage to Rome
and what were the Papal States will be the
Same asto other parts Of the kingdom Of
Italy,
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EOR SALE, fine YOUNG Stall On
L LION. one Of the bsst- disposed and ~
disciplined of hors s, and who promises 10 w
very fast troter. lie is by PLANET" and inherits
some Of his best points.
Also, for sale u beautiful THREE-fEAR OLD
MARE, well developed and har dsoniely formed
O CT vss Of the Morgan upon the MaTgraye STOCK.
Size Is q very sGpe,lo sntmal. .,,,,,,,
Apply promptly ut WEsCnTT'S latter
Sails Sta BLES, Franklin street, below the
Exchange Hotel. They VIII, If not sold, he scnt
n, lew DAYS 7--Ge
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rapV T. CARLTON No SIyR
New STORE.-LADIEs' BOOT AND

NEW STORE.-LADiES BOOT AM
~ SHOE RNfOHlUA.
No. il5 Broad street, between an ana a,D.
Ihsve now on band aid am receiving daily new
pooTs> SHOES. AND CATERS
comprising the very best assortment or Ladies
Misses, aud ChildIen's
BOOTS AND SH y
In this city cons thug Of the lates. Styles ana Ia
ell widths and sizes, made expressly for De oy tus
best manufacturers In the country all oil when
will be sold At tho lowest prices.
R.inember, this is the only ladies Boot aud
Shoe Emporium, ~ this city which Is expressly
adj pted for Isdics ouly 4. NJ. HARRIs,
oc s7-Im lis Broad street. between 18th and stb.
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General Assembly of Virginia
MONDAY. Nov. !, 1870.
4
SINE DIE. .,

The Senate net alto "a. 1t. to-day, the
President G. ieutcnant-G Governor MARYE) in
the chair. ~. sss;
.-.a.. ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE. -s-ssa.-r- -
The following House resolution was taken
RESOLVED (by the House Of Delegates, the
Senate concurring), That the General Az
sembly will adjourn sine die on Thursday
next, the 10th day Of November.
The Senate then took recess until - NJ.
when the following message was received
from the Governor, which was read, and on
motion Of Mr.. RIDDrCK laid upon the table
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGrNIA,}
EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS,
RICHMOND, Nov. I, 1870. )
To the Senate:
return herewith to the Senate, the house
in which it originated, the bill entitled an
act amending and resnacting m act amend
Ing and re&nacting section Of chapter l3i
Of the Code of Virginia, edition Of 1860, In
relation to the jurisdiction Of the Corpora
ton Court of the city of Norfolk, and Gre
ating the office Of judge Of said court,
passed January Goth, 1856; an act in rela-
ton TO the Court of Corporation of the
city of Norfolk and the Court of Hastings
for the city Of Portsmouth, passed January
Goth, 1867 and an act to declare the true
intent and meaning of the act entitled an
act amending and reenacting section 5 OF
chapter 157 of the Code in relation to the
jurisdiction of the Corporation Court OF
the city of Norfolk, and creating the office
of judge Of said court, passed March II,
1867, without my approval.
The objections to this bill are that II 1t
were to become law the Corporation
Court of the city Of Norfolk would be con-
stituted differently from other corporation
courts of the Commonwealth would be
clothed with special and peculiar JurlsdIc-
ton; the salary of its Judge would be fixed
bv the Councils Of the city of Norfolk, and
payable out Of the city treasury. Now, the
city of Norfolk already has corporation
court, with its jurisdiction defined the
same as other corporation courts. The
Judge has been elected by the General AS
spmbly, and his salary fixed, payable out OF
the public treasury. rs the Constitution
requires. GILBERT c. WALKER"
ROAD HILL AND FENCE LAW.
On motion of Mr.. FITZPATRICK, the Gov
ernor was requested to return to the Senate
tor reconsideration and amendment Senate
bill No. III, known rs the road bill. And
on motion OF Mr. EIDDICK he was also re-
ouested to return the bill known rs the
fence law.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE REFUSED.
Mr., SMITH, of New Kent, aske d for leave
Of absence for the Senator from Portsmouth
for two days from tomorrow. Not granted
Adjourned till II O'Clock tomorrow.
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ne The funeral of MOSES TILMAS will take
place from iha First African Church THIS Tues
day. AFrEhNUUS al !" O'Clock. his friends are
invited to attend.
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MT LOOK AT OUR DRESS GOoDH-
READ OUR PRICES:
Solid color AI,PACAS, 2cc. per yard, worth 25c.;
BLACK ALPACAS, Csc.
RACK AIphCaS at 4oc., worth 6oc.
BLACK AI.TACAS at Soc, worth 7ec.
Beautiful FI4AIDS at 371c., nearly yarh-"ioe'
worth Soc.
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MEhlNeo
Mt lower rates than ever;
pOpLINs. SILKS, BIARITZ EPlNGLlSEb; IN
fact. everything In the way OF Dress toou0 can
be found at LEV bhoi hrh9'
oc 20 l!l8 ana t2la Mdin elie'o.
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French and j. merlcan asslinsreS
Dress foods in endless variety;
= ,n-a.s CinIh ali coIors, 60 and I5c-;
Frnpch neripos. In all shades J.
EngIisn CrowD roplln, entirely new
ptnia nIpr..a3 Sipsca. &c, very cheap;
Black foods specially.
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UoRsEs AND MULES FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, No. l FAMILY On
T. HORSE; works we'll and rides well ~
is perfectly sound and gentle, but under size. aud
will therefore he sod 1t low prlc". Apply at
Pat. Jackson's stable, lst, between Main and
ErankIin streets or to II. ~. HARRIS,
NOS 2it Richmond college.
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ME- COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
Piled AT NEW YORK QUOTATlGNs.-
Strangers unacquajnted with our system oil dplng
business will please take notice that our Is On
PRICE STcRE. We ask The lowest price d'
once, and never dcYiate from Sits rule
LEVY BROTHERS,
oc - 1919 ana l.io hisiI s'ie'''
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DRY GOODS.

II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
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The Senate net ut 10 A.. II. to-day, the
President e. Lieutenant Governor MARYE) IN
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DOMESTIC GOODS
L.. Blesched Cotton, l23c--the best In lne c''s'
cslirn,. III l21c. and as low as &C.;
Rrocn Cotton 1t sc.--ycry good ut l2tc-;
n a shpetings at reduced prices
Canton Flannel, 1sc. per yard.
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~ VELVETS, VELFETEEN, COR
DJrROY, PLAID vELNETS, cut on the bias
COLORED yELVETS, ont on the bias; y h1ih
CORDUROY, the new and popniar article ior i"-
dies sacques. ut Lev ~ II I
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| AIN now receiving my third supply OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,

comprising all of the latest styles ana noVe'''T-
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po,p hill AND FENCE LAW,

On motion of Mr.. FITZPATRICK, the Gov
ernor was requested to return to the Senate
tor reconsideration and amendment Senate
bill No. III, known rs the road bill. And
on motion OF Dir. hIDDIcK he was also re-
queSted to return the bill known rs the
fnnrn law
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CIBB AGAINST GIBB-In the Chan.

TIBB AGAINST GlBB-In the Cnan.
NJ Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond:
bya decree entered In this cause on the ON DAY
Thomas j. Evans. after having advertised ior
four weeks notice 10 the creditors OF ": w. Gioo
uf debts OF the said W illtan ". Gibo ~ directed
by the decree entered III this cause on the l7sh
February, 1870.
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HlRsH g. GUGGEEHFIMER,
at BROAD STREET.

Sslesmep W. {. KRAN, j. G. CHEsERy, +.
2. GRETTER. sea-
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Mr.. SMITH, of New Kent, asked for leave
of absence for the Senator from Portsmouth
for two days from tomorrow. Not granted.
Adjourned till II O'Clock tomorrow.
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N,''.lN '-.!''lT u III, - petersburg c,F-
lo'',A' '' ,,e N'l'-H -'''''' "Hnhs uuler
4',e '' June T. S!s
-' -''i 'e Sia ID .'l'' ..'s N''s'us nave no sum
.-e' 1,- 'N.-s- 're' 'H' uale. v'ass' "nieA lol-
-'"s su UT 1-'n-n Iislll1s' La7 every
'-''e VI 'os'uue proper TO '1e '-l5fent sea
sons. lrut' A.so' '-e people Al iA,se nave gar
HeiyS N''cu "ou'i !, nor uF uhsu'el 10 some oi
'ir '-ne Se''l'r- hi' 'ae hls>i'n seasons are
9H"l ~ l'.i'''- '.'el j. winter WIN ven
ge4h'e 90 'he "'uAs ol the Ne'a' ana sumner Is
'ue o' c3us''i' I'! .'enI' OF o'lsn'ness' aust
ana I'n>,ierln'e neat lhe sun has scarcely
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Usrl,..-.r f.. ,.,...l..,., r..,.i..., .i...
soft in must E.-a-e.9 ...,r.-..s
tlc'il' 1s'-'.s vi IS i'5 Kerosene are made
"a -''.'-' '' S' '-'-e' 'A 0AA. iLst 'As'
'- NA'A e''-
Professor Gay pre--uaaes alf;u,,iue''
waste substance .a making -.s-au admirable
substitute for camr1.r. .sa protection from
moths and otaer Insects.
The leaves Of The coffee rl.nt are now pro-
p0sei as sltsti'u-e FOR tea. In ~umltrs The
natives cultivate the plant almost entirely fir
the leaves.
Dr. pinei. Frau.a slr.r. r. seriously sr-res
in "A letter 90 81. Paris p.uer thai absolute 5a,,h
does not follow le.t6.ttti5r until a.-s- 9,.I,,-
three hours
D- r.,,.,,.s ,f.. ;.........,,.-., ....A.
' -.,1. "a ,Ie amer
o-u e.-..f., ., -t'5s>y lle % me genera so-
''' 'i SOU ui'' H'.l
't
\ uau y Ching -jl lbs- wouli weigh ou the
sun surface, 'l'' .ts On Venus, be would
TetA IT, 4..s. oi Mercury, ll+ ias.' snd on
jupiter ago los.
The Pa'ris state. Tia. p. Selao,t Of P,ris
has discovered. by means OF rsIgan;sni. the do
I'M. away with all pain after suryisll opersfious.
aided by tic use Of lsuces and other instrument.
he4.el 60 a white heat during the operation.
C;,-r,s, ..,,,,+s ....-l .t.. ,.-,,. ..........
.,,-r,, ;- ,f.., ~ 4''''''s ne ~.
planet Jupiter Recent observation seems to
confirm the theory that this planet has an iudi-
vil1al brliisncy OF its oga quite independent
Of the sun
A series Of ,usIy.,. If in. ,q,.s- oe ,bo r-;.b
Sea has been made I-- Ingredient. y,r, s1,,s-
what with the season The w,ter ev,-,i1el ,rss
collected AZ 8 d PHI shin. -even nils ~ ,ba III,
Of Man, anu one thousand grains yielded % litt!e
over twcniy-six grains Of pure salt
Very weak uios9loric ac.l. slv one ounce of
the acid os commerce dissolved in thirty s.l.
Ions Of water, is 4. strong poison for an li7Js If
insects. ami VET helns rIar,s. hv adding IN tho
soluble ph1splales ia tie soil. and can d. them
10 harm. Extensive use Of II is predicted in
agriculture
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w Mockin --B'rd.


- E- DOOR OF l-I AhNN, VI.
..-...,.r.l. m,lkinS-h-r. sw n ia nigh
j. A-i1 oar s'iIet ci-e'
A.. .-is sr, I'M ErryinE ever the sly,
Il' -ls v.ufs ierce.y ra--.
li- . aud sra-ta Is tho ri you hfea l-
.-'-a..c vlth tAa tyeUuluus .gy wreath
.''...r.r sn ltg blast can chill
-a. 1Iils. g ieace swec. AID still.
,,,,sir, hiril mo-king bird from your throst
r-csks forth no food OF song.
N-eveu perfect, golden note,
triumphant, glad, and strong
T-. ua- AID then pitifGl wall,
I.kc d. piaintiye sigh OF the dying gale,
comes from that archine breast Of thine.
swinging up there with the ivy vie.
Nockn-hird mocking bird well know
Your heart is far away,
Where the golden stars OF the Jasmine glow.
And the roses bloom alwsy
Far YOUR cradls-uest was softly made
IL the depth Of 4 hiossoming my rites Shade,
and YOU heard the chant OF the Southern seas,
barle inland by the favoriny breeze.
Bot an, my beautiful moe in--biri
Should bear you back again,
Never would song OF yours he heard
EchOilg through the glen.
For once, an once, az the dawn q day'
N01 walked % the roar Of -he deadly ila2,
When the terrible clash %: aymed foes
Startled the vale from its DIM Tepose
Al first YOU sat on q swaying bo1sh,
Aock.n- the uugie's hlaTe,
Fearless and free .u the lerTlu gov
or the heated -ulpauroUs air.
Your voice nag 0-- Ike a trumpet 8 h'toi
With mart al rIu- 81 Us upward D l@l,
And IN Ilen sIlleI, .rr ou Sc -lle' '' ''
Cheering them o1 r1 victory
Butat lsa-t-. as t'ie awful day wore on.
You ae7 20 q trts-- % ---H,
And sll Ike ,.eet. 2 --- '-' "-''
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THE QUEyN's tVP.-Ihis piece Of plate. which
was carried of hy the yacht Amsricu from Eng
land some yeaTs ago. : not properly cup, be-
ing Simply % iarEe antique ever, With Ars1esq que
oruameutstiou II weighs 1872 ounces. Il Is =
inches high The PEDESTAL has diameter o.;
about inches Above that for three inches.
the diameter IS but al inch and hsiG Il then
spreads into a bulb Of six inches IN l'.meter 4
couple Of inches above this is the ms.u reservoir
Of the vessel, which spreads 70 diameter Of
foot, and would hoiI ~ least "a ION, If there
we're any bottom TO the ever Unfortunately
Tor It's possible and future thirsty owners this
important part has been Left out whether inteu-
,ionally or NOT does not sppear. Above The
main bulb is a uecE of about foot. topped. 10
use q h9mely comparison. With spout lie that
Of a molasse, pitcher. \ large handle, ike that
on sou.e teap5js, which if stretched aut straight
would be too feet long. completes the ever. The
only ornaments on the vessel That are at all
syu4bolcal or illustrative OF ideas are the
SIX female heals st the points q contact
Of the six FURNISHED shields (flr inscrip-
tions) ca the main bulb. Around the ever,
above the main bulb, is a circle of Arsbesque
studs Three OF these shields already contain
inscriptions.
The cup which is held subjec; 70 challenge,
will be sailed for 90 the Sth Of Augus, by nearly
all the celebrated yachts now Ia American
waters, including the Cambria. The America
will also contend. and she is now being put IN
racing trim By the l.. 5 naval authorities, she
being national property. The course will be the
same ss that usually run in rsgattas Of the New
York Yacht Club-from Owl's Head 10 the
lisht ship Cd Sandy Hook sni return.
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Tfs e. CoNcEsr S,o1N- o. NV ioHA---
Here. in central part o, Br aisay. soon 'i-
fsH, aud FAR iato he night the jingle q
. p;,po rings mp through tie sra'ing ei base
nrpt. at the doorway OF which stand large PlA-
card. setting forth the slluremenis of twenty
s,,r bsqutiful youas laliss.' Descend for
,,o,,,ent into the den. II is ,msll cellar, ON
,,;ripy three or four small tables and few
.1,-r,6n chairs. -Four or fve uabapPy-loOking.
,.;n.b.d snd pailtel women are sitting watch
III AZ the table, or walking backwards and
f,rIsy-is on the door with nervous steps, like
..,,sa Wild animals 1 black-muzzed mai
.cerIs from behind the bar-cOunter. NJ the
Rro,Jw.v end o. the cellar. just under the gra-
in, a negro pianist is hsmmeriug away at E
-, There Is not customer in the place.
I, -emipss one ofa department in Tsrtarus, in
.,;.b ksepers Of infamous dens here upon earth
ave forced to sxpizte their infsmy affer the
m amer of Ta1;Alus By wsi;ing TO all eternity
- customers who never come. Vow Just taste
The lager Leer o. the place before you 20. Like
the plsce. il is infamous, and the fellow who
deals it out charges you ten cents for it, thus
soaking, by an imPromptu Bit of ext0rtioB, 10
redeem fige cents from his Losses Of the night.
Visit a few other places OF the sort. and you
will see that the basement concert business j.
thing Of the past World.