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Eoao do all their writing IN Tie morniu3s ovh1o
Of them even rise before their households, and 20
half their days work before breakfast ofhcrs 90 not
fei Ike going to work until after breakfast and ef.er
exercise n the open ar. Some fancy that they can
only WORK IL the evening, and some Of these must
wait for their best hours until all but themselves arc
asleep Some cannot use their brains a. a.
write the stimulus Of coffee, and some On tuas o. a.
coho Irregularity and strange wt1ns arc snpp@os9u @
nensnst the reputation Of to be netho4leal In
his habits Of literary tahor Men OF tMs ssIpo aao
supposed to be mechanical podaess, %1,no%e c
We know Of no better guide In the establishment of
hahits Of literary labor than common sense After .
aocd NIGHTS sleep md refreshing breakfast man
oueht to be il his bcs. condition for work. ana re 10.
All literary men Who p e. ner np1 ana nnd Do i
every morning. It Is the daily tas performed morn
Ing after throughout thG -.s; res.,,;,
P,t IN o-dcr to perform this task In thia way tiers
mus. be regular habits Of Sleep With which nothing
iae ss enppes stends parties and cubs dimes out
eyery nt.ht, cannot worx In the morning. such
man has, in fact No time to work n ne ~hoe E9una
fa:a to Iitcrry productions as rule The exceptional
cases those which have fatal seeults upon n'e "
few years. =. ao,. IN
literary production without hnbis Of some sort and
re belieye that all writer's who maintain their health
nspers is Killing voSk, and ought to be followed only
isw years b. any mhn- nan vhose work ts that 1t
literary production ought 7lW3a 10 60 70 0ls Wall
wsiin1 mind and he can only do this By being &C
customsd to take It up ut regular hours. We called
o31,ent and abe men tn the American pulpit He WIS
se rs ea q a hox,s Fas
n'd oet At h1c, even il she should H1sh to rec him
herse1i, IL w.s Wise. He had bis regular hours OF
jabor. wh,ch no r1rson permitted to interrupt. In
rule ike his is absolutely necessary 70 aFery nan
Tho w!zhss to accomplish much. Its astonishing bow
mach man may accomplish With the hsoit o. aoina
o ean do is every dag, have his afternoons and even
mrs to sef maintain the highest health, and Live
He Of Eeec-pus lergh.
TIE Fcasoa Why soma nea fee! Ike work IN the
morning IT, e:ther tAat they have formed other Ea6s
or Tia: they hare sEcn: the e7taug lmpropesiT Lhey
do bes. ttey e.n for dozen mornings in scceass.on
to Aad Tia. tac d:a7oa..ia1 and powtr to Work I'LL
cone It win cest 6e.e-e co.t Of the viii, hut Il
viii pcy Then TIC satisfaction Of .he taaz performed
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The latest WcfE6 Cl LIB Ahl4lanHe NJ
"The variation Of Animals under Donesticaton," IN
two volumes tho "Dcsceut Of lIan. IN two vel
unes and his work On the I Espreas1kon Of the Eo-
Theirs is an elaborate review OF thfB last work. In
which AR Darwin submits his doctrines to new test
lie considers them from the point of view Of evolution
having established his case, 1t WILL 10 admttea ny
every reader that he has thrown much new light upon
It. and made most fascinating and instructive book:
ar Darwin distinguishes between physiognomy and
expression The former ia scai the latter dyna1n-
cal I'm: ai TX tho fora g' CT 10
features. Expression on the other hand, deals with
actions, or tic plsy OF features and gesture in
man and animals, con5htutng the natural language
~ The feelings. Much Lrs bsen written upon the sub
ject Of Expression By men Of various countries bat
~ TS ,aas Of il pabed
In 1B08 not only laid the foundations Of the subject
as branch Of science, but built II up INTO nogIe
ject aa hitherto pursued By false method or hss
beeu yitiacd in ,s treatment by erroneous assump-
tons Dell Gsatolet Duehenne end tho other iad dss
1 with il On he old hypothesis, that tho
different animal species came, into x ens;- as;,
other: but Nj Darwin maintains that long man
nnd ali other animals viewed In this way as inde-
pnaeptG &c fsaehe The smpe eioie the eomps
tho lower forms Of Hc interpreting the higher and
tho whole connected ec.leme Of DEVELOPMENT. Is
4 l.. therefore necessary study the manifestations
Of character in their simplest forms.
LII. Darwin's methods and aims ha7e been
Admirably summarized by writer IN the eaEur-
day Rerie.c, from whom the eo1tof quotes:
~. .enencv to draw as broadly as possible the dis
tncacn Between man md brutes led Sir Charles Dal
to deny to tho lower animals my expression
n1a;niy to acts Of rolit:on or necessary tn-
stincs, their faces seeming to him to Be & chiefly
capable Of expressing merely rage OF fear INC iae
for te sole object Of erprcssion and far dstinc
ttvs Of humanity. But tho simple faet that tae
1b.t va do, randers it most :aFroisble,
apart from any reference % to ,,sts ses1Ss N n
~ encb nurooee still more, that monkeys had Gre
Iusclas given to them Eolely for the portcss Of exh
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to enecators and to Eilacf cso when his Irritation
has died away iat in The political spherc it Is other
1aT oi Nature, Without being himself aware, md with
out making othera aware Of hts absuriliiy.
The state Of feeling often betrayed toward Poisca1
Economy exempnhes this. An tnp:tience. accom-
panytug the ysgue consciousness that certain cherish
81 n Saq ,a au
words applied to t4sEe truths. Knowing thst tbs
theory Of government and plans fsr social retosma-
tests is hts aanoysaco b. Calling Political Eceno-
ny tho dismal ssfenee and: snong o5a, others f
1a eens nhs to Ill paTies setroeaas and
display repg1nco to this body Of doctrine rtth Which
E yEs thsoss Dc 5 ri asf 1st aa a,ts of
The SANE Hind would be scorn ven.ea BY perpetual
snocn sche:ner nga:nst The principles Of mcsha5ics
"a cold ana hard aud acceptable only BY tile nsynps
thec, nothing but statements NJ OF CERTAIN CERTAIN
nodes Of seSn rSne @ ons o. ther need
only gurpcso 1roaaen. that human nature had oppo-
se tendencies 1n:gpo that insteae Of prcterrng to
gtye high prices them aud imagine thai: converse.
+, sellers 1eioced IN getting low prices Instead o.
distributoa, and exchange, szppostng them postbla
under such conditions. would 60 On IN Es5s
utterly a:GeIen: from tns1s gasse1s 70 naea
hcra It rms iii;5a.. g rronctinr. instead Of to
place where It conl be produced easily 81 u instesd
Of traprfcrriu articles Of consumption from one part
Of Hngdom 70 another a.ung tho shortcst routes.
fhcy haGituaay co1o rouu.nbou: routes 50 III: the
cost In labor sud tuao mignt ho 1ao 6.s@Gs,' Eos
cenr t,.ot could tnduEria! and commercial arrange
linda exist they would ts ss q + nS5ss tae5
ceiyab!c by us7 And,: II this Is unbeatable, Is i
not equally unbeatable that tho processes s; a o.
nroduction distribution, and exchange, g. they now
20 On, ara processes determined b certain fgndassa-
faI tru;ts n HUMAN 3tu-c, and that Political
T. ti,;nr mora thau statement OF the la7a Of these
processes inevitably resulting a.o susn ,r,
not iii true End that eorc which are true II tho n1n
need qualification, is rsry Eey But to aai: tnls :
not in tie le,et to ad.t that there are no truc general
fzatons of tn.a erccz be made. These wso see oT
f-ncy they see, d.ws in Toisico-ee eonc.u ~
sous. and thcreupoa kucer at Political Economy, re-
nt5d one q Tie theoo5oEs who atey rsjoieed so
mach over the discovery q an s!oT ~ eas 90 ID
rabo for disung sn Of ,.a sslsnce, inc crtsas m
e.tisfxcion in whatever snows hls,rn iInpef3ecson
sad tn t:is ease taey wc-s much e;sseo eina nense
as.ru-cr.ers discovered tha!, whiln thclr oeanca.
tioa Of tho so:as systefa remains ezss:ly Hgat M
II oil its !,soRoroas tes spzoI'e In ons
however, the eospszson 1a, toF 'd 5hG1sn et
,to 2 ii. Il: s.-.2:-d z:.c a4;ruco1a5ft, ss oa nue
Ys.ture to inut1e a5paoty within leo ssope q uek
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pHILADELPH1A, RICH. aSSFFR
i M0ND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ssis ssssss.s
SHIP LINE.--FOR PHILAuhLPH!AT TWICE a
WEEK.--The steamers Of this lin" will leave Ri"l-
mond every TUESDAY aud FRIDAY Mt IL O'Clock
NJ, and Philadelphia every TUESDAY and
s SUNDAY al the same hour:
FIR lights received daily tSundays exceptcl for all
arts of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. and Delaware,
also for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans.
anu bills Of ladipg signed through.
Freight taken Tor Nor ok at moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphia. Including meals aud
state-room, S.. W. 4. PORTER, Agent.
No. 2425 Dock street. Richmond
WILLIAM y. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
NJ. IL South Wharyes,
my 90 No. Ii North Wharves Philadelphia.
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New York Items.

New YORK, June 10.-Taintor, the Allan
tic Bank defaulter, pleaded not guilty before
Judge Benedict this morning and was thel
remanded to prison.
The Governors room, staircase, and pill.
bars of the City Hail are draped in mourn
ins for Minister Orr, whose remains are eX'
pcctcd to reach the city to-day.
DR.. julius E. Julian, proprietor Of a
French drug store, was sentenced by Judge
Benedict to years Imprisonment and a tine
Of $500 for selling obscene printed matter.
Thomas Mcguire, letter-carrier, was
caught by police officer this morning in the
a't of robbing mailbag.
The Post says the case Of Bowles Brother.
4 CO. has come out of the bankruptcy court
The official assignee, we are told, makes al
offer to the creditors Of fifty cents OH The
dollar, which, according TO the law, releases
the house from liability. Members of the
house, however, have issued statement to
their creditors that they will pay the othes
tiily cents, aud will come under obligations
10 do 50 when they bae received their lega
discharge They propose, it is said, to speed
lily resume business.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Norfolk.

->,, or rup GRAND CoMMASDERf OF
.,s,,~s ~rvpt As-sBuoTING AFFRAY--HC-
MAN SKELETONS ExHrAEp.
rs,,.,,, telegram to tic D'spatch'i
Nosro,x, June l0.-The Grand Cohimaha'
arr If Knights Temrlar Of Virginia meets
Of the Masonic Hall In This city to-inoffo"
o,1aN. Most Eminent Grand Commander
William r, Isaacs and Grand Recorder DE-
.rohn Dove. Of Richmond. arrived on the
.tramer John sylvester this afternoon, ana
were me. and escorted to the Atlantic Hotel
he Gricc Commandory of Norfolk; after
which the Commandery had drill ana
dress parsde on Academy lot. Thursday
morning a grand parade and drill ioI 'ne
prize takes place. At night Rev. Dr. .. L.
Burrows, of Richmond. delivers an address
at the Opera. House; after which prizes VIII
be awarded. \ large number OF strangers
arc expected TO arrive to-morro" ana next
dav to witness the parades.
This afternoon, in Portsmouth, white
barber named Henry Smith, whose shop is
ON Crawford street, Was shot and wounded
in the hand by white man named Owen
Boyles. The wound is slight. Both parties
have been arrested, and will appear before
the mayor in the morning. The attrar grew
out Of dispute between the parties few
days ago. BoyleS went into Smiths shop
this afternoon and demanded al apology for
language used at the first difficulty. Smith
refused to apologize. when Boyles drew
revolver and fired, with the above result.
This morning workman digging culvert
for dry-dock in the nayy-yaid exhumed
several human skeletons. This at first created
some excitement, which was allayed when it
was ascertaincd that the place was the site OF
hospital graveyard FIVE yearsago, the hospl'
tal having been located near by.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LoSpcS. June 10.--The annual Ascot Heath
races commenced to-day. There was Il great
crowd in attendance. The prominent races
were runs for the Prince Of Wales stakes,
the Ascot stakes, and gold vase. The Prince
OF Wales stahes WAS won by Kaiser. Gang
Forward WIS second. and Combat third.
Nine horses ran. Uhlau won the Ascot
stakes. Hougttun came in second. and
Nandcrdrcker third. Nine ran. The gold
Use Was Won by Thorn. Hannah WAS sc.
cond, and Strlan third. Seven horses con-
tended.
PARIS, June lO.-The first instalment of
the last milliard due Germany will be paid
Saturday.
The sale of journals in the streets of cities
and towns of the department. Of the Rhone
Is prohibited.
VERSAILLES, June 10.-In the Assembly
this afternoon the Left submitted an inter-
pellation In regard to the suppression of lie
CorSaire newspaper.
Gambetta caused tremendous sensation
by reading tue ministerial circular. dated the
4th Instant and addressed to the projects of
the departments. The document inquiries
infinitely into Tue position OF the provincial
press, and suggests, contideutially, the en-
pluyment IF subsidies, and such other means
of influence as can be secretly brought to
bear for its control.
After u protracted scene of confusion and
excitement, u motion supporting the Govern.
ment was carried by 389 against 3l5 votes.
The result shows that the coalition of the
Conservatives is still unbroken.
Spain.
MADRID, June 10.-There were several
failures in the Cortes to form new minis.
lrv, when the whole chamber finally ap-
pealed to Figueras TO remain in power with
the old ministry. He consented. and the
Cortes passed a vote Of confidence and ad-
journed.
Members of the Cortes are opposed to Il
forced paper currency. 1t is probable that
voluntary national loan will be called for,
md in case Of its failure loan will be
| forced.
1t is said that Count Won Armin, the Ger.
man Ambassador, will he recalled, because
he made unnecessary calls upon President
Mcmahon.
Later.-Senor Orense has resigned the
Presidency Of the CorteS.
At the Cabinet council to-day the finance
bills prepared by Senior Tatau were rejected.
The ministers afterwards rendered their
designations, and during the afternoon the
Cortes entrusted TO Figueras tue Orgauiza-
ton OF new ministry.
After consultations with bis friends and
leading members of the Cortes, Figueras re-
ported that he was unable TO form Cabinet.
The crisis continues and has most de-
pressing influence on funds.
The Cortes holds another session tonight,
| ut which it is probable Efforts will be made
to organize the Government, which, if not
successful, will result in meeting to.mor-
row Of the deputies constituting the majo.
rity of Cortes, to determine OH means for
the settlement of the crisis.
The Gacetd publishes the report that the
Cure of Santa Cruz has abandoned the cause
of Don Carlos.
Don Carlos hts proclaimed the Catholic
Republic, with Calyera as president.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June 10.-No official infor.
nation has been received by this Govern.
1nent from that Of Great Britain with refer
ence TO the payment Of the Geneva award
but intimations have been made from other
sources that Great Britain is pertectipg ar
rangements to meet the requirements OF
the treaty. 1t will be recolected that the
treaty of Washington Ut ovideS that the gross
sum awarded (S15.j00,0 0O) shall be paid in
coin mt Washington. As this amount in gold
would. according to calculation, weigh
twenty-three tons, the question has arisen as
TO whether the coin itself Or its representa-
live should I've received in satisfaction. A
number of American bankers some time ago
PROPOSED TO our Government to transact the
business in 4 manner which would satisfy
the treaty obligations. but as the Govern
mcnt has heard nothing whatever from Grea:
l;ri.ain on the subject, they were Informed
IN, their proro,i:icps could not lie enter
IAN, d, and, fui lltcr, that it was the business
Of Great Britain 10 take the initiative on
That question. There is no doubt the money
will I've DEPOSITED by the British Govern
,rcut in the Bank OF England, and THAT the
United States will at the proper period be
I4d in accord with the spirit of the treaty.
It. Is thought that finally, to save tue trou-
liz Of transmitting the coin. United States
,3ld certificates will be purchased in Europe
and sent here for redemption. The Secre-
try Of the Treasury has also already doubt-
l"~S. in view of some such arrangement,
.,iyeu notice that he would in September re-
deem the principal and interest Of twenty
n'iIions Of tire-twenty bonds.
Postal Clerks Appointed.
WAsHINGToH. June 10.-ColOnel Chapman
and Captain Samuel Chapman. former Off
GERS of Moshy's battalion, have been ap.
pointed postal mail clerks at ii salary OF
$1,000 each.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON. June 10.-The Post-Offcs
Nerart ment has been notified of the ratitica-
ton by Sweden and Norway of the Postal
Convention recently concluded by the United
States and those Kingdoms.
Judge Thatcher, formerly Commission
sr of Patents, has been appointed to re-
present this Government at the convention
called by the Emperor of Austria for dis
cussiug the feasibility of an international
latent law.
The massacre Of the Modoc captives il
severely denounced here. The military and
evil authorities will both Use every mea Ms
IL punish the culprits.
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AssAro,rs, MD. June 1o.--in the SI r..sa
,nurt tIis morning Joshua Nicholson. who
was convicted Of the murder Of Mrs. Lamp.
lev. was brought to the bar of the court Tor
sentence. When asked II he had anything 10
saw why sentence should not be pronounced,
no said he was not guilty of the murder, and
declared that lies bad taken away bis life.
His confession was made 70 Detective
Crone on the promise that he Nicholson
would be made State witness.
Judge Miller then proceeded to sepIeno &c
the prisoner to be hanged at such tiine %
the Governor may appoint. 81. 1s.
Governor Whyte will doubtless nA an' he
day Of August, to which time Hoio 'aan;,e a
accompice in the murder has oeen , eest' the
when the desire of the latter 10 ea. .,I, ' he
rompany of Joshua on the platform VIII oe
sratified. -..---------
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RlcuMoNp AND WELDON ROUTE,
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, ls73.

RICHMOND VA, June 10. 1s73.
''HE TRAINS On THIS ROUTE will
4 run US follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at A. VI
anu 2:2o j. NJ, arrive at Petersburg at g:lU 4. 81
and $3.50 L. NJ; arrive ut Weldon ut ego A. 81. and
FREIGHT TRAINS, With passenger coach at
tached, leave Richmond for Weldon at 8 A. ~, and
sP. A.. ano returning leave Weldon AT 1850 A. NJ.
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon 1T
7:2e a. NJ. and 4lo Z. NJ, aud leave Petersburg at
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond aud Petersburg leave both places at o
A. ri. and Z. M.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rich
lnOnd and Petersburg leaves Petersburg at 8:45 A.
nj. and leaves Richmond st p. NJ.
The Freight Trains aud the Accommodation Train
will not run on SUNDAYS, aud the u T.. III, Mail
Train will not leave Petersburg on Sundays. -
The JAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
mond aud Petersburg except at Manchester sno
chester,
Passengers from Clover !iill MIL leave at "a. M
and returning leave Richmond ~ 2:2o r. b. daily
Except SnndaysI. ,.E-.,-.
Passengers Win take their meats at Jarratt,s Ho.
tel and nll trains leaving Petersburg win start from
the Wsshtngton.Strsst depot. .'al ~ $50. :
PULLMAN,S PALACE SLEEPING.CARs nse
attached 10 all the highs Nail Trains.
-. &THyfthh II, WxNEE,
ssN 49,. Sssssal Akas4sfi
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tseayy Observation-Disclosures 70"
crows Case.

ST. Lorls. June 10.-The heaviest thunder
storm of the season ragged here last night.
considerable damage was done. Houses
we're struck by lightning and trees blown
down.
A dispatch from Topeka. Kansas, says the
reports in circulation that the case OF Ca
Senator Pomeroy was presented to the grand
Jury and indictments ignored were entirely
untrue. The casc was never presented 10
the grand jury; but will be prosecuted by
information, and not by indictment.
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SAN Francisco, June l0.-General Scho'
field telegraphs to General Davis, at Boyle's
Camp, to appoint commission on the spot
for the trial of the Modoc prisoners.
Tom, Piute Indian prisoner, having
attacked the guard at Fort Alcatraz, the
latter fired upon and killed him, putting
six bullets in his body.
The Oregon papers denouuce the mas:
sacre of the Modoc prisoners in unmeasured
terms
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Another Chance for Stokes.

New York, June 10.-The Court of APP
peas, by unanimous opinion, grants Stokes,
who killed Fisk, a new trial.
Stokes was greatly delighted Oh the re-
ceipt of the information that there was
great deal of rejoicing among those Interested
at the favorable decision Of the Appellate
Court. His counsel says upon the next trial
lie will convince the public that there has
been gross misapprehension of the case
from the day of the tragedy and he will be
able to establish his innocence by evidence
of an overwhelming character.
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COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MARKETS.
MOBILE June lo-Cotton firm good ordinary,
1ec.; low niddlings l7c.; middllngs, lsc net re-
ceipts 1879 bales exports. coastwie, III oaes SAFES
800 bales stock, 81 ,4sl bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June lG.-Cotton IN falr oemand
ordnury, l2tc.: good ordinary. l5GSl5tc low MID
dings Is51Ol7c niddlings, 1ssdlsfc.; net receipts,
LII bales gross, 1885 bales sales, 1900 bales last
evening. $500 bales; stock, 6S, ICE bales.
CHARLESTON, June l0.-Cotton. quiet inldolinGs
Isle. net receipts 2e3 bales; Sales 200 bules stock,
ll.Gl7 bales.
BALTIMORE. June lo.--Cotton firm; middl'ngs,
lotc. gross receipts, 81 bales. EAIorts-C wise
70 llales. Sales, lul bales. stock, 1923 bales.
NORFOLK. June 10. Cotton steady aud trm; low
nidtllinga. lsc.: net receipts, 24o bales exports
CoaswIsC, 6sS bales; sales, 10 bales; stock l.sie
haes.
GALVESTON, June 1n.-Coiton quiet and steady
good ordinary. lat1liac net receipts, l35 bales;
sales, 300 bales; stock, 1852 bales. -.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June lo-Flour very dull. Wheat
dull mixed western, Sl.eas. Corn quiet; Rye dull
and unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions dull
PORK nominal ut Sl7.2s(1tlT5o. Lard duh and NOM
final at sf6l8c. Bulkueats nominal; shoulders SIC
rib sides, s3c:; clear sides, sf@9c Baeon-shoul-
cured hams l49Dlec. Western butter firm and un
changed; receipts light. Whlskey quiet at sc
Sugar firm and unchanged.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
VUE DE DEAU HOTEL,
HAMPTON ROADS, Y,
fopposlte Fortress Iorrce)
JAMES LITTLE, PEora1.ros
HAMPTON ROADS, VI.
fopposlte Fortress Monroe,

This delightful SUMNER SEA gIpr yr.npr
10Th. 1873 u ''s'''' no
Fronting Immediately on tho v,,er. VIII, =. ,..,,,
uiui reach OF Two miles IN extent II command. ON.
vi ne hnest "atcr-fisws on The Atlantic coat
Visitors tD the srashure will Srd hrre ali t,s ,,
r,es ann COMFORTS Desired The facilities for BAIL
pa., I'm e, atS SAihlsG unsurpassed
iants and children Is the extensive grounds Of the
hotel offer an Inviting field for recreation and eyer
else. Fresh milk for infants supplied gratis.
The BALL ROOM. one of the largeet In The eta,p
together with FINE BAND OF MUSIC during
the whole season, renders the evenings always al
tEactiYc and pleasant.
Steamers from Richmond. Baltimore. Washing
ton. Norfolk, anil Portsmouth touch daily n, lie
wharf, enabling visitors TO arrive and delur. ire
quently during the day.
Since LAST season many Improvements have been
SuO'rtNG+,AILEliY,S &c. 49,"
Telegraph Office in the hotel
Board per dry, .3.C0.
Board per week. $40.
For longer time speci. terns made
my 2o-lm j. II. FREEMAN SUI crin.caiaui.