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General Howard.

This philanthropist, who was appointed
guardian of the wards Of the Nation" is
i'll quandary, according to the Washington
telegram in our paper Of yesterday. Getting
little restless from the warming up of in
quiry into his administration, he sought in
formation at the nspector-General's office.
The chief officer present plainly advised him,
since the reports of charges against him had
become matter of public notoriety, to ask
for court.martial. This friendly advice he
seemed not to like, declaring that the feeling
towards him amongst many army officers
was such that he did not think ne could ge'
justice before such q tribunal.
This is. sad confession for genera
officer to make. It does him little credit
Our opinion is that, like the Irishman, tn.
last thing General HOWARD should desire il
"tustice.o He had better seek that tribuna
which will not give it to him. We suspect
the real fear of HOWARD Is that court-mar
tial will very probably giyehim "justice."
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DEATHS.

Died, on the nth of July, ut the residence Of his
grandmother, In Bedford county, EDDIE SINAI :
IY only. SON of Il. Is. and Il. G. ha-ey, ageu one
year and twenty-three days.
Died Yesterday afternoon ut quarter to O'Clock
MARY e., the beloved wife Of John NJ. Goddln.
In the thrty-sixth year Of her age. ,oa,,
Her funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON
at O'Clock from the Methodist Centenary church
The friends and acquaintance OF the lahiiy are IN
vited TO attend. =
Died, ON Monday the 18th Instant at his residence,
IN York county, Va, DR.: THOMAS TINSLEl, IN
the forty eighth year OF his age
Died, on the night of the nth instant, JOHN
LEWIS, infant son of William 3. and Mary b..
CoghiII, aged one year and seven days.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his parents No 82s Seventeenth street. THIS (Sat-
urtlaylr EVENING ut 3 O'Clock. Friends and ac-
quaintanccs Of the family are invited to attend.
Died, inf Manchester, on the 18th Instant, YER
| NON ALTON, infant son Of j. Is. and Laura j. ALI
derson: aged sixteen months and seven days:
The friends and acqualnt.nces'of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence, at O'Clock p. NJ. THIS SATURDAY.
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.pya;gar NOTICES.

~ s,sss sI1cH A cTfANCE TO PURCH AssEss
a, W. . nprss GOODS Is seldom met With 81 3
avail yourselves Of the present oppolsuu'' ~
purchase - :, ,,,s,rpr GRENADINES
nj fasc.. regular price s6c -; ,.or,,yr, an
., a. - "a GpoirND and WHITE GROUND GsE-
TAnINEs at 12se. worth 2oc. per .yaru
y, Arr, JApaEEsE PUPLINs at t2ac. worm soc -
sreIpED JAPANESE PoPLINs At 1886 worm
,,s s1s, IT, superior quality at 2sc. wolfe
po1 a IA % not and STRIPED LINEN LUsT1BE'
al isac., considered cheap when soia a' 2ss' ~
| r,paNEsE, STRIPED SILK at DO, So, 90, ana loc;
nor yard. iust Is per cent below regular pree
sfoTCa a1NGHAMs ut 1e3c per YARD worth 2..
sTR1pED and PLAIN WASH-PUPLlNs al ioe'
worth CSC. per yard; 10 FAST
| !, largo and handsome assortment Oh 30 :.
Oi,oRED LAWNS at l2sc. sold every "hef co. o.
pr, KA-nOT and STRIPED GRAssCLoth'r ~
I Isc. worth 25c., rs 1t Is full yard wihe -, seo
EMBROIDERED ORGANDf at aoc. E"of'h ''0
| per yard; 49,, ,,toot stvlcs of
,.d,es, dress goods-at Is, 30, and 35c. per yaio
mrs, CANHRICS at 1tc.-reduced iroih
$780,; . =, NOR yard:
PURE BLACK MOHAlH at sl'-' p'i -
S175 and no mistake; r.N,1sE.
,nGS GRENADINES, BOMBAZ1NE, Ia Ia. Es
AUSTRALIAN CREPE, TARMAIiNI' anu
other goods for mourning at
o'he' e00 LEVY BROTHERS,
1ot7 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond Va,
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practIcal Plans wilITsinmph.

1t has been announceds with shst aa-
thority we cannot say, thai the Rsehmonas
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railrtad Com.
pany intends to Withdraw from Broad
street. Whether this be correct OF not we
have not the slightest doubt that the com:
pany's road, will In time be Withdrawn
from that street to some other way into
the city. It will be found best for the
road as well as for the community. Cor.
porate companies and city people have many
wars on the subject Of the passage Of railway
trains through cities. Sometimes one side is
wrong and sometimes the other. But the
end generally is that that is .dene which is
sair for both sides. ,, @
1t is unquestionably best that that course
which is subject to least objections and at
fords the best facilities to railroads and tc
the people should be adopted. We suppose
it will not be many years before this fact
will be fully illustrated in this city. Rich.
mond has natural way of approach and
departure for railway trains that, canuot be
improved. 1t is the very best possible. The
rayine of Shockoe creek affords the very best
route by an easy grade to the centre OF the city
and that way avoids all conflict between rail-
way and street commerce. Every street that
can possibly cross this ravine can be thrown
over the railway tracks by an arch OF mode,
rate height As we have frequently assumed,
grand union depot may be built on Frank
lin street, where all the business of travel
and transhipment may be conducted with
more facility and general satisfaction than
could possibly be obtained by any other
imaginable plan that embraces separate de-
pots and separate routes. ..a
We press this proposition earnestly be-
cause we consider it Of the greatest import
ance at this particular time. The railways
coming into Richmond have as yet no passen-
ger depots, and but poor apologies for
freight dep6ts. 1t will be easier for them to
combine now than at any future day, and
the Shockoe route is the only one by which
combination can be formed. Indeed, it is
the only one by which any railroad from the
North can properly enter Richmond. NO
railway should ever enter a city, located in
country of hills and valleys, upon the high
est level The Richmond and Fredericks.
burg road came in upon the highest point
of the city but it was located at time
when the considerations affecting the ques-
ton of location were not so well understood
as at this time. We do not believe it would
be possible at this time to make such loca-
ton as that. Bring it in upon a judicious
level, and how can it come in save by Shoe
koe Creek ravine? -.. e..
1t is inevitable that,this ravine shall he de-
termined upon us the only eligible route for
the north side roads. 1t is this or 60 round
the city, and we suppose the latter altetna-
tive could not even be talked about save i'll
bitter controversy, provoking resentments.
This subject is one of the important mat
ters Of public concern that cannot be IL
nored, and we beg all interested i'll it to give
it their earnest at tentiOn. 49,.
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srREEr.LAnrs.-In Springfield, Massachu'
sets, according to the Republican, Mr. HAM
rnros, the city lamp-lighter, has just finished
alter eight months labor, putting the BART
LETT lever on the strcet.lamps. By this con
triyance and the BARTLETT torch the lamp
are now lighted in three-quarters OF an .hour;
instead of two hours and half, as by the oio
mode. Mr.. HAMILTON takes a good deaf o.
pride in the improvements he has labored tc
procure, and those who see MIN daSnlng
about in his natty sulky, lighting lamp al
most without stopping, would hardly recos'
riize the ladder-carrying, match-ignltlne
lamp.lghter of olden time.
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: The Republicans are very quiet, if we ex-
cept the ,fare-up III this city aboit LANDoN
BoYD and JACKSON. The batteries brought
to bear upon Colonel BURGESS, the indomi-
table, for turning out JACKSON, seem to have
been silenced, and BoyD is snugly enseonced
in Office, "not caring continental" for the
bonbardment rs long as he gets his prog.
We suspect tho colored complainants were
led to prssums that their wishes were 20.
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tent at yVashsngton on, and that they bad only
to casort q litsls and resolve positively sto
induce General GRANT to upturn things
genaaily and Kick out anybody they ds.
likea and put Ia nsbody they named. Bus
they find themselves very much mistakes.
We'll, we conjecture that they will find them
selves mistaken in a great many things be-
fore they are done with the Republican
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
DEPARTMENT OF FUBLIC PRINTING,
RICHMOND, July 18th, 1879

PROPOSALS. FOR REPRINTING AIn
AND XIrn VOLUMES OF LElGb,S RE.
poPTS viii he received by the undersigned al
his nftce in the Capitol, until TUESDAY, July 22d:
1873. Five hundred copies Of each volume are re.
quired to be printed, and each viii make about eight
of arattars Reports, and to be completed and de-
livered within tour months from signing of con-
tract.
ems and by the token Of $50 sheets Tor press-work
Proposals for binding must be by the volume.
The work will be awarded the lowest responsible
bidders, who will be required 10 enter into bond with
security to be approved by the Secretary Of The
Commonwealth.
Paper for the books will be furnished by the un.
dersigned, and payment for printing and binding
same made on the completion and acceptance OF the
works bv the Secretary Of the commonwealth.
Copies Of the volumes to be reprinted can be seen
at the Office Of the undersigned.
RE. WALKER,
,yI2-eodtjy22 Superintendent Public Printing.
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ms JULY 5TH, 1873.

G- JULY 5TH, 1878. a,.
T.R. PRICE & co. have Just received by steamer
and express
New STYLES PARASoLS and SUN-SIIADES;
Silk and Cambria UMBRELLAS;
Black IRON GRENADINES;
solid-colored and black LAWNS; ].
Sash and other RIBBONS;
Black English GRAPES and GRAPE WILLS;
Iemstitched and Lincn-Cambrlc HASDkER-
CHIEFS; ..
Black FOULARD SILKS; i.
Isle and Thread GAUNTLETS, &c, g.. Jy 8
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,

II BATH COUNTY, VA,
hive been improved and reftted for the season OF
1873 The waters vary In temperature from 30 to LILO
degrees. .... -
I'm the treatment of Govt, rheumatism Paralysis.
Neuralgia Diseases of the Liver, Bladder, Skin, and
traction of Muscles and joints, Chronic DiarrhGa,
&C., and have attained worldwide celebrity for
their efficacy In curing and relieving such diseases.
The bathing arrangements are extensive and COM
plete. and include the new feature of MUD BATHS:
which are now attracting the especial attention OF
the medical profession and invalids.
The DRINKING WATERS include several va
rieties, among them n spring of chalybeate alum
water, equal if not superior to any of It's kind In
the United States.
For pamphlets giving full description and analy-
sis OF waters, address,. G.. TARD9 & co: Rich
mond, Va.,or JAMES a; AOGuoLs
Hot Springs, Bath county, va.
IT,,
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MRS. A. Y. TURNKEY desires 10 call
IyI attention to her NEW-STYLE BUSTLES
Also, LADIES' and MISSES C0RsETS, with and
without sbculder-slraps; HOoP.skIRTS OF all d.
nenston9s OF her own manufacture, constantly on
hand, together With other useful articles for the la
EsYsnlh strasts, Nc. T9li ay iG-e9dSS
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L al the Office Of Auditor Of the town OF Man
chester until FRIDAY, August l. 1873, for gradfn
and paving Seventh street from Hull to Richmond
aud Danville Railroad crossing.
3D. For wooden carriage and foot-passenger way
from said crossing to free bridge, with wooden
fence on both sides.
The COMMITTED reserve the right to reject any or
Ill h,io - P. II. GARY,
ivisao Iv,s,dtAu1 Chairman Committee.
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LETTINGS.

l:T1,,oTICE.-sfJBs CRIBERss Ig mn nm
1Fn, aso Mayo arhsreb t IN 1rrenainins
;sss p aa & L sas &c
snarss w an Williams5arg avenuet Il is.st
ENC ,yrIy II, at 8 O'CLOCK. -
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~pEnITCTION! REDUCTION! RE-
I=s nIrCTIoN .-DAvoL COTTON, &c.;
wAMsUTTA, 1sc.;
SrW YORK MILLS, 2oc. per yard
Eni,-widtb pILLoW-CAsE COTTON at 1890. per
yard; ,.,,rprrNc ,oc.
F,,i.w,dth UNBLEACHED .bHEETlNG' soe:
Full-width BLEACHED SHEEIlN0 az S'c' PEI PEI
yard: ,. ,ro1, ,ur,of,,,
COTTON at 165c. per yard
n.V0I PILLOW-C AsE COTTON, CSC. per yard;
FEANKLIN CAMBRIA MUSLIN at i6c. worth
zoe. per yard;
I,ANSDaLE CAMBRIA, &c. per yard;
BIEACHED COTTON, 80 inches wide, at loc. per
yard:
ru,i vard-wide BLEACHED and USBLEACHED
COTTON at 12ic. per yard, ut r#
LEVY BROTHERS..
sEW1NG-MACHINE NEEDLES at reduced
prices. ~ :"
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
THE GREAT Alternative AND TONIC
WATERS OF AMERICA. -s.

Persons who propose to visit during the summer
OF 1878 the MOUNTAINS OF VIRGINIA, either 10
seek i'll their cool shades and salubriuus atmosphere
pleasant and safe retreat from tile oppressive heat
and un healthy climate OF les-flvored locallues or
in the hope Of finding In the renoyat1ng innuences
OF medicinal waters the means OF rega1n1pS !Q5t
health, will be admirably suited at the ST BLING
SPRINGS, thirteen miles from staunton, Va,
where the fine mountain air and scenery, ana inc
mineral waters, which include the three distinct
offer all that can he desired for these purposes.
pe T6sFs sRdf many are H great
value as medicinal agents is attested by the most
eminent physcians and by many osnSf persons oi
The alum. or, as Ii would pc more CORRECTLY stfleu
the AcIDULoUs cIIALYBEATE WATER, contains ans
dents of alumina, iron, and magnesia than any
other spring I'm the mountains of Virginia. and In It's
combined Alternative and tonic PROPERTIES is pre-
eminent. The waters of these springs admit OF
wide range of remedial application.
Chronic bronchitis and pneumonia. dyspepsia,
liver disease chronic diarrhea and dysentery, COLI
stipation, diseases OF the urinary and generatlve
organs, cutaneous diseases scrofua, eryspelas,
neuralgia and In most cases all diseases OF manu-
readily cured by the ju'IiclouS use Of the waters
here for reasonable length of tine. No other wa
medicinal waters and delightful summer resorts,
offers superior ATTRACTIONS either In the healthy and
delightful nature of the climate the grandeur and
beauty of the surrounding scenery, or In the nu M
Der, diversified properties, and great remedial viz
tues of the mineral springs.
Hotel accommodations hrSt-clasS. various means
Of recreation and amusement.
BOARD Per day, $3.50; per week, SIS: per month
$50. s-#
The hotel will be open for visitors on MONDAY.
June both. O'Tooles stage line will leave StauntOn
for the springs every afternoon ut $40. on the ar
rival OF the cars OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and passengers from Baltimore, Md, Wash.
ington. ID. e., and Alexandria, Richmond. and
Lynchburg, Va, on the morning cars, will reach
StriblinS Springs the same afternoon before dark.
For circular containing analysis of the waters,
letters of eminent physicians, and certificates of
markable cures, write TO $. GOODE, Agent,
je 23.deo&wlm S,ribling Springs, Va.
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EUR PHIL ADE P 81 A:-@ETh
II The steamer j. W. EVERMAN, as5s ssEsfsss
Captain PLATT. will receive freight for the above
mort Till MONDAY the 2lsl instant at II O'CLOCK.
Ere,ght taken for New Orleans, also for Liverpool
and Antwerp ria Red Star Line, and bills ladine
signed through
eta,arScm. 81. W. T. PORTER, Agent.
~ 70 Of NO. 2425 DOCK street.
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n1g BARGAINS FOR FOR GENTLE,

LINEN COLLARS at coo. per dozen;
LINEN COLLARS ut 81 so per dozen:
PAPER COLLARS at 10, 90, and :5c. per box;
HANDkERCHIEFS,
GLOVES, SOCKS.
CRAyATS,
DRAWERS,
NIGHT-CAPS anu StISPENDERS nj
LEVY BROTHERS..
iy15 IO17 and 1919 Main street.
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No. 104 NINTH STREET, RICHMOND. VA.

nr. IL G. WAYT has returned from his visit to
the country. lie may be found at his Office for two
weeks; after that time he VIII be absent TIL the ls1
Of September. jy l4-am
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, a LIGHT, PLEASANT
Il BUSINESS, requiring but moderate capital.
Address. with real name " Y. T., Dispatch Office
satisfactory reasons given for selling. jy l5-6t
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN
IN TELEGRAPIHNG.
We have dozen complete sets of telegraph III
strimeuts which We will sell cheap for cash. a sci
consists of table and all the instruments, battery
&C., necessary to learn the business. II desired we
will give lessons al the party's residence.
PAINTER & MCGOVERN,
~ last 1910 Main street.
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nrp.RTukE, OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.--The Old &fETh
Dominion steamship tompanys ele, ?:
CANT Steamship ISAAC BELL CAPTAIN IN B dsloes
will sail SUEDAi; July 2oth' at l. o'iooA D''
TRrough bills of lsding signed, and goods Tor
warded With dispatch to all points NORTH s1utn
line for foreign ports, Passenger accommodation
Unsurpassed Fare, !sl2; steerage, vs.; rouno-nlT
ticke!s. 40. For freight or PASSAGE apply 70
GEORGE ". ALLEN i CO., Agents.
iv,o-,t Companys Wharf, Rockets.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH. A{F@h
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM nszsfsssssasszs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPH!ATWlS
WEEK.-Thc steamers of this line VIII leave hlch-
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at !?
o'clock NJ and philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY 1t the same hour
Freights received daily Sundays excepted for all
rarts Of PENNSYLVANIA, New jersey. aud Delaware,
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans
and bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates:
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals ana
statarnon So " w. +. PORTER, Agent.
No. 1926 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAMP. CLYDE Il CO, Agents.
No. 10 South WharveS,
ir1a. No Ii North Mharves. Philadelpbia
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DANSON'S HOTEL.-This comfortable
LII house, located at Central depot, Atlantic, Mis-
slsspp and Ohio railroad. Montgomery county, Va,
having been furnished with new furniture, Is now
open for the accommodation OF the travelling pub
lie. Special attention to visitors 10 New River
White Sulphur Springs. Personal attention given
to passengers. . sac.
lie 25-lm WB RANSOM, Proprietor.
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DENTISTRY.

JOHN G. wAYT, GEo.G. wAYT, D. D. NJ. D
WAIT & SON, ca
DENTISTS,
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BOARDING TO BE HAD IN THE
d MOUNTAINS.
/ wish TO get twelve or fifteen persons to BOARD
In INV family during the summer months. My resi-
deuce is at franklin Courthouse II one o des inc
mo to come 10 fine mountains will be accommodated
OH liberal terms by applying at once. References
given II desired. Address
q MRS III. D.. HALE, Rocky Mount,
ieo,-.w Franklin county, Va.
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rp.ND CATHOLIC PICNIC
AT THE
HERMITAGE FAIR GROUNDS
ON MONDAY July 81, 1873
given under the auspices of the complned


given under the auspices of the combined
CATHOLIC SOCIETIES OF RICHMOND
for the purpose OF raising funds to furnish sne near
school building and hall on "arsnaA
Ninth. .-,,,o,, For admits. Soc; chill
dreu, 25c. -, Droad Street depot every
hour from 10 A. H. to s3nP. NJ ,,,,, LA T.,
9 M .rinns departments of the picnic VIII oG ~
.baree of competent committees, under cohlo' u
The iol,9 ewSIrtrwfssNTsNWIlam Rankin and William
Kelly. ,,h,.,d q Cheering.
TKAIys-J h. Molloy.
IGATES.-Thom1s Cox ana hopei'
MUSIC.-Joseph Duweil. no,,.,or fchoirmany,
r,awrnce Burus, Daniel Iallalan; Inohl TSo,nas
Donongh, Thomas smith Thomas Foster. Aioyslus
Eau Joscph August, Joseph MittendoIi: JG'eI
ScLrtte. Walter Mahouey, james Hayes IL
Joycc, Joseph Plzzini. .ob,es will he pre-
An ut.r Nv number of ladies' Joseph L. Whit
takcr, assistant ,,,>-r John A. PizzinI.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT 49,
~ I4-M W,S.SM
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EDUCATIONAL,

The thirtieth annual session opens SEPTEMbEh
"a, 1873 Assistants and terms rs before. Catalogue
with particulars sent OH application 10
l.. NJ BI.ACKFORD, NJ. A, Principal
v,e-,,oodswam Alexandria. Va,
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H BATCHEL0R'S HAIR. DiE.-
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the worlf
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
md instantaneous; no disappointment; no ndicu.
'ous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill
fleets of bad dyes and washes. Produces iInme.
lately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
The hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
,ignea W. A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists,
CHARLES BACHELOR,
se so-eod Proprietor, New York.
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r AM: NOW SUPPLYING FAMILIES
J. with MIDLOTHIAN and ANTHRACITF
COAL for winter use, and shall be pleased 10 70.
ceive call from my old customers and others who
like comfort and economy combined. "'
+ Also, STEAM and BLACkSMiTHING COAL
ALBERT BLAIR, Fourteenth street.
ty Him near MayO'S bridoo
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11HE, HEALING SPRINGS, So
a ON THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

2 ARE NOW OPEN.
r,,o,, ,re accessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio
.iiressd from Coyington depot, fifteen miles by
ra trnnike of easy grades in fine order, passing
In full View OF the celebrated
I'LL. FALLING SPRINGS
~ u.s5ni ~ AND THE
nAGN1FICENT, SCENERY ON JACKsoN's
-3a RIVER. ~
Passengers by mail train from the east arrive at
Covington att P. NJ.
: Express trains from the west arrive at Sss p. NJ.
Visitors for the Springs by these trains remain
over night at Covington.
Passengers by mail trains from the west arrive
at Covington ut TO-, A. NJ.
Express trains from the east arrive mt ] A. M.
Stiges and other vehicles for the Springs leave
CoyiIlSton every morning. = ,i.
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GOAL AND WOOD.--I am preparpd to
- - furnish A. G 10 I HILL LUMP AND HAIL
Also, MIDLOTHIAN AND CUMBERy ANT,
COAL, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRATaTTrpD
WOOD ut market rates. line
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
: -, G. B. LIPsCOHB
Offices Seventh and Byrd streets and Fourteepi,
street opposite Mayo's Warehouse. ~ lt.sm
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DRINCETON COLLEGE.

iy ls-deod& w3m
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-12-05
ST. oSohnsbmn Galedonian.
-fnr Mr Children.
Try 1t for a Day.

\ great many thing, are at least
worth irving for day. Politcue~>. for
instance. patience. ynod-tcmpcr. neat
ness. gcmtlcme>S. industry. c!arit%. and
So ON. Wcboy~ and giIls hear great
deal said and see Il great deal written
about these and other virtues. and. he
tween ourselves, I'll admit the rcpeti-
ton gets to Ice just little tirc>"mc now
and then. The best of folks dislike to
have one set of ideas constantly thrust
at them. | do. that is. and YOU do. But
if there was only some way. Won say, To
make such subjects really interesting. it
would be Il great deal plcaSantcr. Sto-
rics and pictures do it sometimes. hut if
they try to do it too much. we soon de
tcct it. and feel. upon the whole. rather
imposed upon. I'll tell y"u what can
be done. Let H.. II>r ~ an experiment,
give each ni thcS,. fine qualities Il fan
trial for day. Then if we lind that
all this talking aboHt them is, III the
main, correct, if we find that they are
really pleasant and pr"iitahr-it, in
short. they ''pay'-whl, N"u see, we'll
have found something worth holding on
to. That's all Wnu,ln't it he fun To
have Il sort of experiment week On
Monday, for instance. ven he rr>nlutc-
~ good-tcmp,l,d all day long every
minute from waking until sleeping; on