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Some friends OF President Grant etaiiiI,
that bis absurd dispatch to Earl Dafkeitil
mist be forgery. 4 & &. s5zSs5.
The police OF New York discredit Che rt,.
m9rs Of an attack on the Italian procession
,M WIS takes place In that city on the 18th
During the prevalence Of & violent storm
lightning. 4 : "olian NUS Aiiieu "
Years ae Sas nan named Geo. Douglass, aged n
,s;ats = mas oeen committed to iaiI in Nor.
wen, Conn, in default Of 81 900 seeuri t
sag answ sr, the charge Of attempting to out.
al; ms appfehended that Thurlow wooa
Win not survive the passage home from
AN owner of steam-boiler in Now Wi,
was arrested yesterday for empIo eM ao FIX
engineer who had no cert iticate. he Lug - a u
released on bail. se' he was
Gov. Potts, of Montana. asks tho -,
thor1ties at Washington for troops to n Sn.
teet the settlers from Indians. Two prom r
i I citizens have recently been killed
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For the Dispatch
VISIT 10 HamOver-Scenesb by the Way
CrOps-<andldates for the senate
and House of Delegates, tvc.

RICHMOND, August ii, 1871.
Leaving our city on Monday last for 4
few days sojourn among Hanover friends,
we write of some things seen and learned
bv the way. Passing by the famous battle
fields of Gaines's Mill and Cold Harbor,
we observed in many places the earthworks
OF both armies !cvcllcd, and luXuriant crops
growing where but lately stood The huge
mass Of red earth. Fields of sweet pota-
toes and watermelons were seen at almost
every farmhouse. We would presume
that the farmers in this section find these
crops more profitable than corn or wheat.
A small but beautiful cottage stands near
the roadside. enclosed by Il large and hand
some brick wall. Within this enclosure are
buried the bones of many Federal soldiers.
The Superintendent Of the grounds. re-
siding in the cottage, keeps every thing in
nice order, and the spot Is really an orua-
ment. This place is not far from Cold Har-
bor.
DESTROYS to find out something of the
political prospects in my native county, 4
word or two was exchanged with all per-
sons with whom we met. We found no one
disposed to doubt the success of The Con-
sentative party. VISITOR.
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From Germany.

From Germany.
RUSSIA REoRaANIZING HER MrIIFARY-MEEr-
ING OF EMPERORs.
LONDON. Aug. II Russia is rapidly
adopting Prussia's plan Of military organi-
cation. 80
The Emperors Of Germany and Austria
meet at Ischol to morrow--it is supposed
to consult over the unprecedented alliance
between Russia and France.
From London.
GUN. COTTON RxPLosIoN-DEATH OF AN NJ, p
MOUNT; GEMS TUNNEL CoMPLETED-THE
POPE.
LONDON, Aug. ia terrific explosion
of gun-cotton occurred to-day at Stow
market, q market town In the county OF
Suffolk. Several persons were killed. Fur
Their explosions are, apprehended..
Charles Buxton, NJ. P. for Starry, an emf,
nent reviewer and leader of the educational
movement in England, died to-day, aged
30 years. -
Mt. Cents tunnel has been completed. 1t
will be formally opened in September.
The Pope has written 4 letter, declining
the throne Of gold. He proposes that the
money subscribed for the throne be appro.
priated to buying the exemption of stu.
dents, in Catholic seminarles, from military
service.
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT ON THE ALABAMA
CLAIMS.
LONDON, Aug. lin the House oil
Lords to-day, Lord Redsdale questioned
the right of the United States to maintain
its demands of indemnity for damages
caused by the Alabama, now that the
American Government had granted am.
neSty to the late rebels, and the reconcilia.
ton with the South was complete. He
asked whether the Government intended to
bring this point to the attention of the ar.
bitrators at Geneva, and proceeded to argue
it at great length. -a-
Lord Granville replied that the question
of the liability for the depredations of the
Alabama would be argued in all its bearings
before the arbitrators by Sir ROUNDED
Palmer and other eminent counsel, re.
tanned on the part of Great Britain, whose
interests would certainly not suffer for lack
of able and learned defenders.
From Paris.
PROPOSED TAX ON BONDED GOODS, ETC.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-the French Budget
Commission propose to impose per cent
tax on all bonded goods, except corn and
coal. and estimates the yield therefrom al
Is. 900, 600 francs per annum.
1t is thought that the vote on the pro.
loneation Of Thiers's term will stand 300 to
020
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FLOR the Dispatch.
Nsr~srstH Ss,I<1iCSS' OrDsH;allS.

Messrs Editors Your numerous read.
ers Will, | have no doubt, take pleasure in
reading the following copy of letter from
one not long since separated fiom Us, hut
whose memory will rot soon pass away.
The writer Of the letter received many let
tiers from the widows Of our deceased sol
diers asking help in educating their chill
drcn. The following will serve TO show how
he frequently disposed OF such letters
LEXINGTON, VA, 2Sth Feb'y, 1870.
NJ Dear Dr.. Il enclose you letter
from Mrs. -, another lady in distress,
whom | do not know, but have referred
her TO you. | also enclose my check of this
date on the Bank OF Lexington Va, for fifty
dollars, out of which wish you to defray the
cost Of tuition OF Mrs. G.'s sou, (of whom
previously wrote,) these children OF Mrs.
-, and any others who may be IN need
Very truly yours, Il. =. LEE.
Reu. ". +. BroddduS, ID. d."
The above is only one Of several equally
liberal contributions which he made to this
work, ceasing only with his life, and imita-
ted since his death by sundry members OF
his family. May l not hope, Messrs. Edi-
tors, that many of your readers will. upon
reading the above, send me contribution
by mail, that may at ouce pay oil balances
due to teachers. Who will send me fifty
dollars? Who will send me Gny sum III
rcponse to this last appeal? any contri-
buttons will be duly acknowledged, and
faithfully applied.
w. f. BRoADDUs, Cor. Secretary,
Com. for Educating Soldiers Orphans.
Frederlcksburg, Va, Aug. II, 1871.
P.S.-Editors generally will do me favor
by copying the above. W.. +. Is.
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On Tuesday last Willie Blersch, the seven
wear old son OF Ernst BIersch, who keeps a
lanyard in Cincinnati, was torn to pieces
and devoured by thirteen ferocious dogs
which had been kept on the premises as
watch-dogs. The neighbors, VINO were at
tracted by the clamor, killed the animals.
There is.no doubt that West Virginia will
nav her portion of the public debt of Vir-
einia. No person in this State dreams OF
DENYING that fact. So tar as we are aware
there is no disposition upon the part OF
auy Of our people to repudiate the debt.
AS soon as it is aseertained how much We
eve West Virginia will fairly and squarely
mv3 &c i ..:'y.- Wheeling Register
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About Dyefnks and fsressfnK Hatr,
and Abort Baahtng

and About Bathing.
A Saratoga letter to- the New York Com
naercfal cuts to The quick, as follows: .
About dyeing the hair black. / will say.
word. Light hair makes the eyes LOOK
brilliant by contrast. So, by-and-by, Wnen
the eve becomes dimned by age, God
paints the hair white. and the dimness Of
the eve Is unperceived. Look Mt man or
woman with dyed hair The eye is az dead
as that of sleeping OK. And still these
silly people think they are deceiving some
body-tbey think that they are making them
selves look younger, when in fact every
body with n particle of sense discovers
their foolish attempt at deception. Pow
tlcrine the hair gives the eyes an unnatu-
raj brilliancy, hence it Is frequently
resorted to In court circles in Europe-
But, as general thing, young gentle
men and old don't try to improve on
divinity. God knows best what to do, and
when he silvers your hair with white, or
paiuts your mustachc with auburn, he has
n purpose as grand as Himself. Here Is
something / heard MIR. Seward say once
(you know the ex-Premier is the homeliest
man, except Gen'l Sherman, in America),
well, old homely. handsome Secretary Sew
ard said: THE cleanest man Ia the most
comely to look upon so battle we'll, eat
well; and love well, and somehow or other
the homcliest will be beautiful" Now. 1t
has struck me thousand times that MIR.
Seward, who looks always so neat and
sweet. is really handsome man The
cleanest man is the best man. mean
morally md physically, too How
many young ladies-and ] beg their
pardons for saying it-look beautiful
at distance? but when you come close to
them they have a soiled look: The
hair will look greasy. Now there is
no more excuse for putting grease
on your hair than there is for
putting it on your hands. You people, l
say, who grease your hair are just as bar
barors as the Camanche Indian who greases
his face A gentleman will never fall in
love with Il S0iled woman. She must be
sweet. Have you never, in so-called polite
society, met young lady whose face would
he improved by Il good, square washing
Now, this is PLAIN, homely talk. European
court circles do more bathing, ten to one,
than the bourgeoiSe. Indeed, in Russia-ln
Moscow, where you see the sweetest blonde
women in the world-they have four bath
houses, each as large as the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Once daily every man and woman
of patrician blood plunges all over, head
and all, under pure, sparkling, reJuvena-
ting water. This makes the hair ligbt-coior-
edogiyes it q fleecy, airy appearance, and
gives to the homeliest something oil the an
gelic. r
| beg pardon again for this plain talk.
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FROM ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
Word More about S,aunton Accident 10 the
stage. How One Gets 10 the Alum The
Grand Fancy Ball Tuesday, &c.

fCorrcsp ,ndcuc: OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
RocKDRIpGE ALUM SPRINGS, Aug.9, II.
In passing Staunton | failed entirely to
say word Of the apparent prosperity OF
that town: and now. that | am ut the
Alum. can do no more than 10 repeat
what everybody else has said who has seen
,hat pretty little village, that it is growing
daily i'll population, while new and hand
some buildings are going up All over town ;
that the people are alive, and that business
generally is active. Stanton can boast of
one buot-hlAck, who "doeS the town !"
pretty we'll, and wants to "sbine up"
evcryhody's boots, aoediher or no. They
have 4 Walering-cart, too, but the driver
seems TO cortine his sprinkli1g 10 a limited
portion Of The town, and that, too, where
be is not most needed. But there are other
evidences OF Improvement, upon which the
GOOD people OF Augusta look with pride.
arrived here about OK O'Clock Wednes-
day night. Tue train WAS on time at Go
shcu, but the stage was not so on reaclln g
the Alum, for we I" broke trace about
four miles from the Springs, and had to
cal! on some country folk to help us repair
damages. These accidents will happen some.
times and for this one no one can be blamed.
The great desideratum so mucn needea
10y tue Virginia watering-p'aces 1 refer TO
comfortable anu Sllc cOHfefaHCcS iiUui ILe
rairuad) has ut last been supplied here.
There are two excellent lines from Goshen
now, and with fine teams, safe drivers, and
the beautiful road, visitors have none OF
the trouble and run none OF the risks OF
former times. On the cars between Staun-
ton and Goshen the agents OF the two lines
(Frazier's and Hlrman's) lay their reSpec-
tive claims before the Sprinos-goers, and
they elect by which they will ride. Twenty
five cents. however, is, | believe, the only
difference in the fare. 1t is simple justice
TO saw that by either of these lines a pas
scpyer will be comfortable, and long before
reaching the station his baggage Is checked
through to the Spri0gs and delivered, rs
i. the case at the hotels in our large cities.
10 Capt. Finks is due great praise Tor ms
courtesy and the businesS-llke way IN
which he fixes one off comfortably, ana
speedily, too, for this beautiful place OF
resort.
But Of the Alum I will speak little later.
AS yet / have not had al opportunity OF
forming fair opinion.
The grand fancy ball Of the season comes
of on Tuesday evening next. Every ar
rangement viii be made for the pleasure
and enjoyment Of those who will be pres.
ent, and OF course with such host as Mr..
james a. Frazier II cannot fail 10 be a sue
cess.
Richmond is well represented here both
in ladies and gentlemen, OF whom VIII
speak in another letter. sisco'
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER FROM sTAuNToN.
The Court Of Appeals Cheap Ride Short Crops
The Railroad, SC.
correspondence of the Eichnend Dispatch
crarSrnN Va tpS To- 1871

fCorrcspnntcnce of the Eichrcnd Dispatch
SrAuNroN. Va, Aug. 10, 1871.
The Court os Arnnals were In session
here to-dav. Judge Moncure, Judge Chris.
tan, and Judge Anderson on the bench.
Judge Staples arrived this evening. Judge
Joyne> lowing to i'll healthy will not be pre-
sent during the term.
Messrs. Gilbert & Kemp, Of Winchester,
have put on line Of omnibusses from this
rlace to 1farrisonhurg, In opposition to
Col. Ash and Mike Hartman, who are rum
ming line of stages. The owners OF both
Of these lines are experienced stage men,
and the public will witness bard struggle
for the supremacy. There Is prospect for
cheap riding for some time fare to Harrl-
sonburg (o5 miles) % cents. The Ilarmans
saw they will '|tipht il ont on this line If IL
takes all summer" and the opposition are
equally pnQnacious; so. lay on MacduH.
Farmers are marketing -four and grain /,
rreparing to paw taxes before the 1st OF
Sepiembcr. and save the five per cent. A
universal complaint of n small growth Of
wheat. in proportion to straw, and the
yield very unsatisfactory.
The corn crop lowing both 10 cold wealth
er in the early part Of The season and dry
weather now is a failure.
The agents of the Valley railroad have
called upon the city to paw up so per cent.
Of the $150, 900 voted by the people to the
said road ; and rs soon as the necessary
papers are prepared the bonds will be
issued, and the road put under contract.
There are two lines surveyed from this
place to Harrisonhurg. and President Gar
rett has offered to locate the road on the
line that suosrribcs most literally to its
construction. The upper line, called the
Bridgewater route. will most probably get
the road, as such men Us Major j. Marshall
McCue and others are active in soliciting
subscriptions, and have IL considerable
amount already subscribed.
Scottie Ann Sinclair, arrested for the
crime of infanticide, hid Il hearing to-day,
aud was discharged for want of evidence in
her case. II.
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The Buffalo Races.

BUFFALO, N. T., Aug. 1l.-Yesterday, in
the race for horses that had never beaten
$50, Uncle Abe won three straight heats.
Time, 2:27. 3:0l4 2:27a.
In the race for horses that had never
beaten 2:24, Hotspur won the second, third,
and fourth heats. Myron Percy won the
first. Time. 2:25A, 2:25, 2:23 y, :25h, 2:25.
The races closed to-day, Goldsmith's
Maid making the fastest time in three
straight beats on record by 4 quarter OF
second. The two-torty race was won by
Bingham's comparatively new horse III Tour
heats, making the first quarter In 81 sec,
onds and the half in LOG. George g. Hall
bought the horse Immediately alter the
race for $50, 900 for Jay Gould. The pur-
cbnser says that 100000 cannot buy him
to-dau
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Almost every carriage (and there are
livery. I will say here that lady's coach.
man should always be dressed in black,
dark green, OF blue; while a gentleman
coacbman should be in drab. This rule is
never departed from on Rotten Ruw.-SG
ratoga letter-N. Y. Commercial.
Can anybody tell US how old Olive Lo'
Gan is ?-ALbany argus. Certainly; she is
as we'll as usual, thank you.-Chicagc
Post.
MAYOR UPDYKE.-He reminds us Of the
fellow in Ohio. who in 1S49 was a tool, and
has been failing ever since.-Ne,o York Star
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Be
Weather Probabilities.
The Virginia Springs.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA, Aug
11.-Governor Walkerand lady, Of Virginia
General NJ. G. Butler, Of South Carolina
General Cox, of Tennessee ; General Robin.
son, of Virginia Hon. james Lyons, Of
Virginia; W. NJ. Glenn, of the Baltimore
Gazette John r. Thompson, Of the New
York Post; James X. Randall, of the Au
gllsta Georgia. Constitutiondlist, aud State
Senators Roller and Graham, Of Virginia,
arc among the late arrivals here.
The number of arrivals are rapidly on
the increase at all the Virginia Springs, and
tue season is at its height. Here the ar
rivals average over one hundred per day,
and but few leaving.
The grand fancy masquerade ball of the
season takes place next Wednesday.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS
New YORK stock and aaon., J, !. 9. 3

new KorR Stock and Money Mnr,sas.
NEW YoaK, Aug. H. Money very EASY At ),
sIper cent Sterling extremely dulI at s,eSs,
aoid, 1l2s@u2a There is heavy short inter.
est In gold. borrowers have had to nav 10,
per cent. for use some engagements have beer
M ace Tor to morrow at per cent. This den.nt
jor CASH gold depreases sterling. Government,
nor very active; 's2'n and 10 4u's. advanced 8
January and Jn'y issues eli /. States penerztly
Gun Iennessee's, 7St new. 75a. Virginia., o.
new, 10. Jonisinpa,s. e5; new. 90. Ieveea eo
ss, So. Alaham rs, 100: SIS. g. Georei.,s. "a
rs. OIL. North Carolina's, %; new, 2s,. sou,l
Cardinals, 70; new s7S. !.
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RB3grnafl Matters,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE absorb,
ton of the California Pacific railroad with
The Central Pacific railroad was completed
Yesterday by the election of Leland Stan.
ford, of the Central, rs president, Milton 5,
Latham as treasurer, and the old board OF
Central Pacific railroad directors.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Executive
Committee of the Union Pacific railroad
and Pacific Mail Company to-day consum'
mated q contract by which the rates of fare
and freight will be materially advanced.
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New York Hens.

NEW YORK, Aug. IL In case the King
fisher withdraWS, LonStelloW Will run
against Lexington.
A fusion between the Fenlan wings is
probable.
The steamship Queen is overdue. Some
anxiety is felt for her safety. Judge BOWL
ing and Lydia Thompson and her troupe
of blondes are aboard.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ROCHESTER. n. y
Rochester, August 10.-The Rochester Hy-
draulic Company's buildings, in North
water street, were utterly destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss $147 600; insur-
anca S7A 600
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST II, 1871.
ARRIVED.

Steamer PaIisade, Nelson, Ch'ckshominy, &c.
schooner James l.. M.lloy, Russell, Boston, Ice,
A. G. Babcock. , , IN
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, Albany, lumber, 9. IL
WhiLlock. .,
Schooner Serene, Jones, Havre dc Grace, coal
s. II. Halves ,
schooner John Wilson. -, Rappahaanock,
graiu, Palmer, HartsoOk Il Co.
Schooner :!sceola, Clegg, NorfJlk, loss, Man-
chester Bucket Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New YORK, mer-
CHI sndise and passengers, John w. Wyatt
Steamer VIM. 2. Clyde, Roberts, New VOTE,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
steamer John cylvestcr, Clifford Norfolk' ner-
chaudise and passengers, L. b. Tatum 4 co.
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TIE BRIsToL " COURIER ON FAYETTE.-
We take it that the Governor is away from
home addressing the people on what the
Dispatch is pleased to term "tuppenny "
questions, and that as soon as he returns we
NAV look out for u beautiful trlaDsular
duel. Being an "endless talker, IHE
Governor has the advantage, anu we WIZ
bet all of our sporting money on him.
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re,erraphsc summary.

Spain will confiue her proceedings against
Venezuela, for allowing the departure OF
fillibusters to Cuba, to o diplomatic pro-
test. 80
Tommy Jefferson and Wilkes Will trot Tor
%, 500 on Saturday. at Buffalo. N. I.
The bullion in the Bank OF Franco has
Increased nearly two millions OF francs.
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TIE "BoY PREAcHER."-The Rev. T.. c
Rutter, a young man of %, styled the
"boy preacher" has achieved great sen.
sation in Noble county, Ohio, where he
presidcs over two Presbyterian congrega-
lions, and has inaugurated asweeping tenn.
perance reform. -.
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BLACK LEADING learn that vein of
black lead, believed to be very rich in
quality and abundant in quantity. was dis
covered last week on the farm of james II.
NOEL, near LONGTIME, Bedford county.
Arrangements are being made to test the
quality of the lead and ascertain the extent
of the deposit, with the view to working
the mine.-Lyachburg Republican.
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KENTUCKY kLEcr1oN.-LouiSoslle,A August
10.-A dispatch from the Assistant Score
tary OF State, at Frankfort, says The he
publicans will have about twenty members
In the lower house of the Legislature.
Leslie's majority will reach 40. 900.
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FIRE AT OswEGo, n. " 0s,0ego, Aug.
10. Picket s. Drury's print shop. ON east
ist street, was partly DESTROYED BY fire, and d
Cooper's bakery and Rice's grocery w moa !.
damaged by water. Total loss, S2o'ooo )
insurance, $1,000,
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JEFFERSON DAvIs.-Mr. Jefferson Davis
is at present scjourning in this city, having
arrived here ON Wednesday. Mr.. Davis is
in good health, and will remain in our city
for several days.-Bdtt. Anlertcdn, 11th.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 11.-Burning snow
sheds delayed the Pacific trains for twelve
hours.
Cook, with his command, was at the
head of Wichapa Carrun, in Arizona, on
the 10Th utimo.
The Apaches in Arizona and Sonora are
very active.
The Mexican Government has increased
the bounty for Apache scalps.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF pRT GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY PAET
OF The COUNTRY 81
FREE OR EXPRESS CHARGES.
HAuLToN EAsTER e some

HAAlLIOH hAc1Eh - SO0ES
OF BALTIMORE. Nd,
In order the better TO meet the wants OF their 70.
tail customers at = distance, hsye established Q
- - SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly scEa o5 msS
IosT FASHIONABLE GOODS, or french.
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
az ali times to sell as low, not 1t iess prices, tan
any house In the count.y s..z ! - -. -,
brated mannssctugers In the different paris OF Eu.
rope, and importing ths came oy sssasls GTsSs
supplied with tho novelties Of 700 London kna
AS ae BUY and sen cniy Tor cash. aad make 20
bad debts are able and sssny 20 ssi ouf Sg s9
N FROM TEN To FtKgEEN 2YEH EEaa.
LESS PROFIT thRn II we gave credit.
In sead1ng for samples. specify INC ktna o. s9oos
os GOODS. from the lowest 20 the most e0ssly.
Ordsrs unsceonlDAnied OF me CASH via 20 ss.'s
ejPHoMPT-PAyING WHOLESALE BUY ~
ara invited 10 inspect the stock IN our %aa
paek Ave iSep artp,enf. AGctcsf
- o. Il HAaiLiOS EASgEn y w 49,
Is7, 1sa 2ot. And 20 Veal bShtsH9 sss ~ ~
de a--Tu&Fi4 ~. ].