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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-24

ness think brewer or a banker nowadays q
greater xrandee than any nObleman.
i am glad to say the party itself, notwith-
standing our misgivings, went off without any
particular hitch. In fact, il seemed very like
thousands of similar affairs given by people OF
the middle classes who know no better. There
was the same stiffness and reserve at first since
in such a miscellaneous gathering very few Of
the guests were acquainted with each other;
the same gradual thawing as We got up a little
dance (Which with hypocrisy that deceived no
body, we pretended TO extemporiZe); the same
intense heat in the rooms, the same jamming in
the doOr-ways, the same fOrlorn groups in the
corners, groups that looked "a If they knew thew
ought to be enjoying themselves and were not.
And when the novelty OF the position wore OF,
did not find IL very difficult to play the part of
host. SO tried TO say pleasant word to any
guest that seemed dull, arranged couple of
whist-tables for the elderly people, and, in
fact, worked hard generally at amusing every
body. My wife, however, as the hours went on
without mishap. grew Prouder and pr0uder of
her hired grandeur, and indeed, like old Well
ler's shepherd, ''swelled wisibly" in magnifi-
cence of department and manner. In my hear
ing alone she told six different persons that
''there were forty-ive invited, but, unfOrtu-
nately, so many were engaged"
81 thinkEou ought rather to say fortunately,
replied that disagfeeble Mrs. Eyner, as nv
wife made this remark to her. My dear Mrs.
Miller, how could you get any more people in
ant" she added, tanning herself vigorously.
When took Mrs. Vyner to supper she said
blandly, :" did not know Mr.. Miller-yes
champagne please--I never knew before that
you kept footman;" looking hard at one of the
uphOlsterer's mutes.
"why, he is like Vyner's small ale-for very
occasional use only replied, determined she
should not have all the sarcasms to herself and
knowing she hated any reference to her has
bands business.
She took her revenge, however, on my wife
by saying to her soon afterward across the Ia
BILE, +" How very nice these whips are, Mrs.
Miller! / must get you to give me the receipt -
OF course, the Odous woman knew very well
that the creams, like everything else, were fur
nisheu by the upholsterer 'swho did for u.s." but
she succeeded In making my wife blush and
feel uncomfortable for the time.
The dance was kept up with spirit until four
or i've O'Clock, and the young people, at any
rate, especially my daughters Molly and Patty,
enjoyed this part Of the business most thor
oughly. Toward the end, however, Molly be-
came rather sulky because Fred danced 90
much with Miss Vyner; and my wife was highly
mdlgnant At Dick WotherspOon's hanging
about Patty Indeed, she would almost have
proceeded to open hostilities IL had not stop
ped her; and, as II was, WotherspOOn evidently
guessed her motive in always Disturbing -
combinations with Patty, and LEFT early.
When our guests were gone We were soon IA
bed, from which We did not rise TIN noon
1IsD tosa 1asty IN ysFy tizsd, md Molly -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

PERSEVERANCE II N1KGlHlA.-rFrom the
INurA;,,r@ IirpnianI-N Il ttinpcrance
meeting held recently in Newark, \. J., the
Rev. ~. j. =. Wilson. Of the PRESBYTERIAN
,aurrh. said. among other things. that
In m.".t 81! the American States lem
=. raHc' organizations are being established
Oh iirm foundations. OF the American
~,ate> il" considered old Virginia the worst
.kuorl. ,,lrr things, he said that when u
rnuu., ~ West Nirrluia was named Grau,
county tn. old Nir"iri,r< crossed IN, line
and ,.i... ip tii;.lr dead rather tbau lrt them
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HoRsssls MURDER OF A CuILp ny A Cu,,D

HORRIBLE MURDER OF A CHILD by A Cuun
ltynchhurC Nc'rs, 18th. IA yentlcn n
from Campbell informs us nf one of tie
most horrible murGcrs Of child bv child
which has ever occurred in Virginia: the
facts ct which arc rs follows: On Thursday
OF last week negro girl. aged four years,
who's" parents reside on The lands Of Ma
inr Ro@ctt &. Saunders. in Campbell. some
i''tccn miles from this city, was missed from
her homr, and night coming or. her parcnts
nc"lm" uneasy about her, and search of
III" woods and fields was commenced and nc.
liNc.y prosecuted until soon attcr daylight
FRIDAY morning. when her dead body was
found m field some distance from her faith
I'll hou>c. IN examination ui The body was
made, and 1t >non became evident she had
hcrn cruelty murdered. her head brin.
| htA''n almost tn \ l"ls. Near IL, the body
hay Il small sick. >ou:c seven feet in !en-th,
r"Nricd with blood and hair, showing that
Tins was the weapon used l., the murderer
coroncr> Jury assembled at : O'Clock
I Friday afternoon. ANA. after reviewing the
body the testimony was commenced, when
II soon became manifest that the murder was
committed by a negro boy named Jesse
fcnn. who is only about $crcn wears of aye
ne hoy was sent for and fully confessed the
1hardcr. giving Is his motive for the deed
'hc lart that the girl was the owner of Il white
marble which She would not give him. and
ki''cd hrr IN order to get possession of il .
ne Youthful murderer. it is said, showed
no Signs OF rcmorsc for the bloody deed he
MA perpetraicd, and Gavano indications of
'car o! punishment tor it. The jury returned
verdict IN accordance with the facts above
"e'a!tcd. but i'll consideration of the boys
rN'Ectnc youth, and also OF his mhccilitv, he
was ordered TO be discharged from arrest
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Mill mllrlLEIIsERY GoOps..

ENTIRELY NEW!-FRENCH -.g9a
~ PATTERNS to be still exhibited dur s Ssss1ss}G,
ing this week at -SAaf.s
MADAME y. DENEL MANS. .
Also, every article In the Millinery line can be mad
at MADAME B. DEStELMAN'S.
1923 Main street.
THE LATEST SENSATION,
WILLOW PLUMES, POMPOSS FOR SUMMER,
In every fashionable shade.
FRENCH FLOWERS, such Is have never before
been exhibited In thi; city. in FANCY GOODS,
real Lace ficiucs. ShawIs Wells, Collars and Hand
kerchefs. Also, full line OF Imitation Laces. Kid
Gloves, beautiful, In all cnlUrs. Jefs-such ~ Combs,
Bands, Pins, &C., ut the old-estahlished house Of
MADAME B. UEMELMAS.
n. B.-Connry merchants will find IL TO their own
Interest. DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE, by
calling upon me, rs ] am convinced. after having
had our prices. YOU will be satisfied thai tie above
statement Is correct.
MADAME u. DEMELMAS.
1923 SI1in street.
myS between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

a CANAL SoAMIssIoS.-The Charleston
Wv. Ea.l Courier announces the arrival there
OF Senators Cas1erly and Davard, II portion
of the James River and Kanawha Canal in.
vc>'i-atin- committee, and adds:
''lheSe distinguished gentlemen. who arc
members of The congressional committee
appointed TO view the route of tho great
canal, express themselves highly pleased
with the country, and particularly with our
mineral resources.
1.-The importance Of The work, into the
feasibility and merits of which they were
here to inquire. seems to be aI>ofulIy appre
ciated by them, and their general impression
OF The practicabIiiy and necessity Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio water connection i.
exceedingly favorable TO s.consummation
The balance Of the committee. of which
these two form but II part. will lac over the
line somr time during the coming summer
Dcad-hcading' is becoming unpopular
in the West. The Republican Convention
of McHcnry county. Ill.,, recently resolved
that "wc, being entirely opposed to the Sys-
tenn of free passes in the hands of our public
officers, do request the person elected to the
Office Of circuit judge in this district. who
may hold such passes, 10 return the same
and, further. that he will not accept or Use
any such pass or other fayors from railroads
during his continuance in such otficc."3
Patents have been granted to the follow
ing Eirginians: Artemus W. Hadlcy, Rich
moud. for balance valve; Cornelius p.
Brown. Upr"iville. for Il vacuum pan; John
c. Dunlap. Mnlctl'S creek, for feed rc@,l-
lator Tor grinding mills; Eli II. Gamlcy, Al
cXandlia, Va, for II car-coupling.
Rev. l.. G. Irwin has resigned the pasto.
rate of the Presbyterian church in Ports
mouth.
\ Confederate soldier is 10 be our next
Governor Petersburg appeal.
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Dr. lioGE's LEcruRE.-A large ana very
select audience assembled ut Tue opera
House ia,, night to hear the lecture OF nea:
n. u. Ilogc. of kichmond, for the hehea ,,, "l
the Presbyterian church OF TINS Guy; ne
lecture was indeed Il rare intellectual !tea. ,
rpeic with pleasing. powerful, ana hlsn's
instructive illustrations and cohc'us'oi~'
The wcll.known cloqucncc o. ,n's o'SnA'
gui~hrd orator drew together upon '!te "c'
rlsi IN per, ,.;s from I'll tie different co''SIc,
%atinnS in the s'ity, who with one accoro
expressed themselves IL being dcli@hli''''!
ulcascd. Those who failed 10 he pre5cht
last night los, uu opportunity Of being enter
tanned which is seldom resented Norfolk
Itggini0n, lIM.
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Ntru"n-r ElI-corhL CHURCH Sur1H-
Phase N!>!TATIoN ARRANGED ny THE Cot
',.r .l H!~uurS IoK TuE ENsrI>G FAR
Ha-Hy}!!r HnnH"r. llth The College ni
H..Arl,> Of tn" Methods, Episcopal Churc!
SCOTIA v,.~'' rda. arranged III" foliowin" plan
81 ,t-ltat1on
.ir-t DlSr,3--Rl~h"uW tgh;man West
,ru Conference; \tcut>un. September !:
Missouri. talrultpn. September 10: West
=: Loui-. ~lir- irid. octohrrl; It. Louis
.-rl,-tan. 's;"h,.r II; Mississippi. Brall-
Jru. D,r.saI.'r TO-
N..r., H.>'rt.'-H. shop Marvin West
AU,jus. Ashland September 3: Illinois
ttr,1. september T.; North Alabama, Tai
',s.-4. NN,1nlrr 10 AlatuErt. Selma. De-
....',r1 ~: Luui>ian1, Baton Rouge, Jann-
- T..
j-"d H,snYct--Bi,hop kecnrr: Louis
N"." Princeton, . 'tobcr ]; Holston, Marion.
h',t"r -: Virginia. Norfolk, November 26 !;
\n'5 Caolina, Goidsboro'. December 10 ;
N">.," ,Iaauars. 1874.
I.of, District bishop McTyeire: Ken
- ~. LrNuGton, September 3; Tennessee,
ir"h1n, r2olcr -; Memphis, November
-: >~e1ll taroljnn, Sumter, December 10.
'fa bI.'rf~r-Hi>hop Paine: North Mis-
--.;l@, Grenade. November j.: North
'.""'f. N""nJu, November 20 South
g.. "-',, N,rou D,rlnhcr J..
. Bishop Pierce: Indian
--Fn, ltGirquah, October - !; Arkansas,
..IsiJHclI". October %; White River, For
".. -, November - Little Rock. Cam
~. November 20; Florida, Jacksonville,
.nHr, T.
..r.oH Nsstfrct Bishop kavanaugh ::
Nt0t@,o>, Texas, Waco, October 10; Trini-
itl|a., Uctobrr -; East Texas, PalcS-
'.Hr, Noyr:nhcr ~; West Texas, Lockllalt.
Na%"n!"r - Texas, Austin. December 10.
1,5Hh Dtshtct- Bishop Do"gctt: Column
".., Er"wn>vitIr. September !" 3; Pirlhc, Co.
j.. -. ''.rul,.l <: Loo An"rl.s. Santana, bctu-
~. H1'irn"rr, March u.
E--l"r Early, being >ui~l1nnGaIcd, Is n"l
.-'a-rrH 10 any work.
The New York Hord ard the New York
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\ rlSGRACEFuL CoSTEST-A FIGHT IN A
GRAVEYARD ToK THE Possession or ToMD-
oroxE-T From the Buffalo Express. A few
DAYS ago Major Ferris and others. with the
consent If ia" rciaiivrS Of the family except
ing a sister. Mrs. :. Y. H. Taylor. undertook
the removal OF The remains OF father, mother,
and other near relatives from FcrguSon'>
graveyard $50 called from its proximity to
corners Of that nancy, in the west part of the
town of Barre. to Il hurying-ground about
one mile south of Melville. They accom-
oIi>hcd their undertaking safely and I'M
Known TO the Taylor family. between whom
there have been family difficulties. After
removing the bodies they returned for the
tunl,,tnur>: but in the mean time the IayIors
had learned of the proceedings, ana driving
down 10 the ground, ahout Il mile distant
from their house. saw what had been done,
and lcca:rc so cnrug,d that they troke the
i,,ud,t ones. and acted So furiousy that MAYOR
Ferris and his man had TO abandon the at
TEMPT of removing the stones that day.
On the 18th instant, however, Mayor cr-
RS and force OF men Numbering tWeFe OF
fifteen again repaired to the ground l"r Tie
p,,rpoSe of removing the tine monument,
costing about 800, erected by Major Ferris
and brother aud other relatives, Tor Wnlch
the luy Tors had never contributed awning.
While engaged in the work the Taylor
brigade" made their appearance, bent on
,,ttIc or a raid. An alteration ensueu, not
words followed fast and furious, ana 'heh
the Taylor force began TO snl'sh ti''iss aen-
craIlv. during which one OF The women
seized spade and ch!pped Oil tue f'''so ''''
tiers on the monuments base.
This the Ferris blood could not endure,
and they told the Taylor force to get out
of that instantcr." But they declined, ana
q pitched battle was the result. After
.hort encounter. during which the Taylor
force huled missiles ut The monument,
badly delacing it, and the red blood OF the
ron,cs,ing forces comminGied, the Ferns
force were triumphant. They took the
monument, the Taylor force retiring van
uushed and content.
Il is expected the affair will tipally eia IN
- lawsuit for damages. and in which VIII be
,ryelo,md the most diS"racetul ana sean
d,IoDs transactions the community over Wit
messed
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IL DON'T FORGET THE GRAND
six acrcs-at - i. NJ. TODAY. See advertisement
Cd fourth rage. mvl.-lt
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The IDsion Post has purchased, rs lcca-
ZION Tor its new building, the site OF the
bltb.place OF Benjamin Franklin.
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NOTICE.-The co.partner>hlp heretofore
II twisting between The undersigned by the style
of cox { MILLER, in Richmond, was diss' lived
bv mutual consent in December list. The books
alone authorized to receive payment oil debts due to
The l,te tirm and generally 10 settle lis affairs. Al
tnrneys ,t law and other persons having charge OF
.nv accounts OF said iir for SILT collection are
r,nrestrd 10 report aud make settlement Win
Judge Iogan. A,r,ss hi IN. care or slessrS Logan
L BrasfuTsi, nIa'n street flrhm"i.d, va. ROY
80 JANIS p. con,
A. j. MILLER:
N,xs 1914 my 9-lws
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WOOD AID CHAL.

A NTHRACITE COaL.-As COAL In
n the uorflrrn markets has how rcarhed It's
lowest figures am prrparcd to receive orders from
pSrties Wishing to lay In their supplies Tor the en-
suing winter. 4 full stock Of all kinds OF COAL
always on hand and for sale ut the lowest market
rates. w ih itoDEais,
my5 corner scvent,,s til aud DOCK stITets.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


TOR SALE.-I'o make a quick sale a.
A we will sell for less thin cost Of imrrlvc- Az-
lnpnts alGu. tlit irS-claSS BRICK RE>lDrNJi
No. H0T College street, near Monumental church
The dwelling, contains scrcn rnrIhs hesidcS Store
rooms, h:h-rUon. and sin most convenient CLOSETS
brick Kitchen. four rooms: AMI other on: houses
g:is throughout, AMI water urrn premises side allie!
aud entrance Ia gard aud dwelling: yard we'll lrIvc
and has fruii-;rccS grapc-'ics -hi1rblr"ry, aud
wid.. alley in The rear.
This property is very desirable nn account IF IL
convenience 10 business. btilG in five minutes walk
uj roS.-riilc".
ALSO,
tBRlCK DWELLING. six rnn!rls !: large LOT
aud aGoin> southwest corner Of EInal and ! hire
streets. This Is rs desirable locality is can l.,
found In the city.
10 secure a bargain. apply 1t once 10
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent.
my l:-3t itlj Maiu street. npposllc DiSnnch.
Tuk SALE PRlNATELY.u NEAT COT.
a TAGE on The ca-t liuc of Carter street. In tht
village iiary!r with lra feet If ground by 81 lcc
deep. The hur has SIX ro"lns hc itie> Kitchen
sta,.r. &C. and is in good repair. here is well 81
good wtcr Tie place and The lot is well cii lcscl
Possession Ia bc had nmcdi ,tclv.
Als.,, TWO ACRES br GOOD LAND. enclosed
and II cutiraiou in rear Of the above, viii lie solo
bargain Apply l."
Hill & GnDIiiN. AuriioHcsrs,
my iI-.t li0~ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

JAMES Lyons, OF RICHanHp. TO RI APPOINT
IN MINISTER TO RCS>A.- Washington cor
rc,pnn,lcncc New York Hernld. ]-JameS
Lyons. OF Richmond, who was Il prominent
opponent Of the Greeley movement in Viz
gina, it is understood will he appointed
Minister to Russia in place of Orr, deceased.
The President has determined to give this
MISSION 10 some prominent southern man,
ANA Virginia lil> not yet been honorcd with
any nomination of importance, while North
Carolina has Soi!citor-Genrral and Third
.\utl!"r. south Carolina Chc home of Orr
IN Assistant -ccretary-of the Treasury, Gcor-
gIa had an Attorney-tieneral. and Alabama
las the sixth Authorship. The mission to
Russia, it is thought. will therefore be ten
d"r~d 20 Ni. Lyons.
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by +. u. Eaclio,
Real Estate Agent and huctlonccr,
No. q Fourteenth street.

EOR SALE PRIV ATELi, A VERY
Il DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, situated on
iiiil and 81. James STREETS. containing seven rnons
and other cnnscnicnrCS: fine well ut waller In The,
ward The LOT has front l"94 feet and rms back
The usual depth This is very desirable lo on "c-
count al lis building qgsi!ic%. II being in that ior-
ton Of III" town where demand FOR small houses
is sought for. r. ID. fAtiio.
my l3-t AuctiOnccr.
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POSTAL ArfAlES.-Tnr pns'-uilicc AT Cold
'ia:"or. h2nn,cr county. Va. Is dScon-
tlnuc"; the lIrcr> go to Old Church. David
Nral!r Is appointed postmaster ut White
Port, Clarke county. W., rice W. +. Grigs-
3y. failed 10 quality. Harrison W. Fendley
i appointed postmaster at Drcwry'> Bluff,
Chesterfield county, Va. Gee Samuel Hill.
failed 10 quality. Lewis II. i}lyne is ar-
pointed postmaster ut BaynrSviilc. West
nOrciand county, Va, rice j. l.. Smith, re-
moved for c;tlisc. Ed. j. Spindle is appcnted
postmaster at Eonry'> Store. >potSylvania
county, Va. rirc +. i. Rorcy, resigned.
lEr nam" and slc OF Fiukcs, Botctourt
county. Va, Is changed to Blue Ridge
Springs. Il station on the Alexandria and
MANASSAS railroad. John sanders is appointed
postmaster at Vaudeville, Mononsalia county,
W. Va, rice Lorenzo Davis, resigned.
George :. Grove is appointed postmaster at
Middle Folk, Randolph County, W. Va,
N, John ". Miii>. resigned
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TOILET ARTICLES.
DENTIFRICE,

DENTlFRICE,
- ,,,,c,ot nv Dr. W. B. PLEAsASTs, for cleansing,
Identifying, ard preserving the t'clh' prepared aD
sold only BY fo"haiAN -
| mys Apothecary, 4a7 Broad street,
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Ihc New York Ho,id ard the New York
!"trs ot IUesd0y have editorials on the
Iotdc.ai.Nc' ut; duel.
Res. ". &. Parsons. O; Welt'r"l!ord,
l'%os, Va. rrrel tIy mistaken Tor turkey
nd Killed. - 1,0icr.I0urn0l.
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SCIIEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND AND DASvn.LE RAILROAD Coat
RICHMOND, December 20. 1872.
DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
IL KOAD-On andaftcr SUNDAY, December 70,
1872:
Train No. . Through passcngcr) icaTcs Richmond
daily Except Sundlys) nj $40 \. NJ: leaves DAN
yiIls at LIS =. d.; arrives at Greensboro ut $50
Train No. 8 uynchburg passcnecr) leaves Rirh-
mond daily III s:25 y. b.; arrives ut Lynchburg al
Train No. 10 Through mall ard expressl leaves
Richmond daily at 2:3o f. ~; leaves Danyile daily
at 9:is f. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily ut l:'o
GOING EAST.
Train M. Through mail and exprcss) leaves
Grr.nsboru daily ut 10 4. 81: leaves Dnvlle ;'aly
P.M 81 A. "' arrives Al ''""''"''' "'''' a. '
Train No. Through passcngcr) leaves Greens
bOrO' daily Except sundays at li:i0 a. NJ. leaves
panyille at 1852 +. NJ. arrives at Richmond ut sa0
Train No. N.ynchbTrg pisscngcr) leaves Lynch.
burg daily at 4. ~; leaves B"rkcy HE at 1855 =.
NJ arrives ut Richmond at s:i5 l. ii.
Trains Nos. aud 10 connect at Greensboro with
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. 10 connects at Grecn,b%To' wi win train
leaving Raleigh AZ 7l5 i. ~. connect at Greensboro
with tam No. for Iichinonh
Train No. connects at Grss;llle Win ttIin ~,
p"in ns' so"ihwsst tnd s south. ~
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leaves Rich
mOnd III i:55 J.. W. daily except Sun,hHsl' lrTHiHV
at l. ynchimrg In time Ia connect with the Morning
Passenger train the Atlantic, Mississippi aud
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers coming east leave iyrchfiirg sftcr tho
arrival Of the Ataulic, Mississippi and Ohio lsia-
sauger train from Bristol, aud arrive vt Richmond
ut g:ts s. NJ.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 all points south and
southwest can >be procured al the ticket oihc. In
Kichnond. and Of X. +. WALKER, agent Of iie
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1321
Naiu street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise iin
schedule OF this company viii please print rs above.
JOHN X. MACMCRDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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SWEET SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, W. VA.
This wcll-kI. own AMI lavcrite
WATtRrSG-PLACE

vii, hc o,eu ON the 18TH OF JUNE, with ample ac-
comipodatons for 500 guests.
TERMS: SO per day: s7a for one mouth: $50 per
,uuutb for two or more III orfHs.
For further information apply 10 .,.,
" GEORGE MuGbEERN,
r,a.,L,Jy1 Superintendent.
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rEHOMAS BALMER Il CO.,
4 IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY STREET,
pEcr Il complete assortment of FANCY GHUCE-
RES and WINES, including
PEEK FKEAS CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS.
LEA Il PEKRISs'S wore EST EESlIIRE SAUCE
-SOLMhS'S MUSTARD,
cones EEIATISE,
MArhROSI,
MOTIONS ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES,
WISSLOw'S CORN.
BASES ALE, bottled bv Hilbert:
ALLSOp'S ALE, bottled y, Hilbert
GulSSESS'S PORTER, hr.llch by HILBERT:
trISHESs'S PORTER, bottled by Burke;
H!NSES'Y BRANDY,
1SASol SHERRY,
HANGERS MOUNTAIN WiiI>KEY,
BRASDEEOCRC; TABLE tlr. ap3
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wAMTS,

NJ A Mt Ed, tirst-rate FEMALE
w HOUaE-skRyaET to attend IN dining.
room, &c. None nesd apply ,lnIess well nuaiGcd
Apply at 500 Marshall street or 1912 Main street.
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