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,r=.-'- CUrR! .--lu the Circuit Court yes
:. j., hc >:.s,. Of Irailor Us The Richmond
nd !'-n;i- Rsilroad Company was com
~. ~,.r;
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sESp YOUR CAKES TO D. CoLChBGs's 70 nav
them baked and ornameuted, aud the wofA WHY u
done In the most artistic style
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THOSE who were not supplied with de!l-oso5 q
Yesterday ct P1zzIN's ought 10 call early eh's
morning, as be has replenishsd bis SHOWCASE
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REApY.MApE CLOTHING nice STOCK, al low
prL.cs. for sale by Z. B. SPENCE BON.
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a. CAPfEL s Co., l431 Malu street. arc "ho'e-
sale agents for Corson's Virginia mince-neaA gro
csre please take note.
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Tug FINE ESTABLISHMENT at l42l MALI etree'
Is filed With gccd things for the holidays 7ls'
the ,YiI nav.
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FANCY DOLLS OF all descriptions selling low at
ASroSls, Main street, Main street.
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TRANSFER PRHTISa-INKs viii copy clear and
distiuc, for an indefinite period OF time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks TO the Ds
match Priuting.HouS
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Try Coneos's VIRGINIA Mr,cx-hHAr'

IF YOU WANT something nice, buy CohsoSs
VIRGINIA MISCE-MEAT.
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FArHER. do buy me one Of those beantifn' odo's'
at PIzzIsI's for a Christmas gin
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W. II. Z1sIMERMASN, e0e Main street, has tho
hest and cheapest Ladies' Furs 10 the city.
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From J. Z. ELLYsoN, II Il Main street, we
have frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine
for january, 1874.
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Dear Rusbanh--Plea.e call at PIxzIN1's on year
way home and get me some raisins currants' ct1on
aud almonds for cake: also, rev Eeonds o.
French candles, gum and chocolate drops.
Yours lovingly, NALLlL'
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FrpEyosEs at l42l Main street.

l42l MAIN srnEEr-A. CAFfEL CO. ceniss'
TONERS.
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LADIES, p,s,ya.sAIooS at AsToSrs.
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HANDSOME FUR SETs, for ladies, $3.50, I ZiAa
NsRNAss's, manufacturer, eos Main street.

WusoR's Cop-LyER on Asp LtAx--fcf
sons who have been taking cod-liref oil "il c
plrased to learn that DR.. WILBoR hss snceeede''
from directions of several professional gentiemsn'
In combining the pure oil aud lime In such man.
per that r Is pleasant TO the taste, aud i enceIs ~
lung complaints arc truly wonderful. very mans
persous whose CASES were pronounced hopescsss
who had taken the clear oil for iops uns .,ns
mareed efrect, have been entirely cured by using
,his prcparatton. Be sure and get the xsnuans.
Manufactured only by A. 3. WiLSoR, Cneins''
sos,on, sold by all druggists.
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UsDERwEAR-lsrse stock, and Ut low ptces-!or
ale br E. B. SPENCE SoS-
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PEMpRoKE WHITE DAEss-sHIRrs for sale oy z.
3. SPENCE q Son.
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GLOVES, SUsPESDERs, COLLARS, anc HALL
HOSE for sale low By e. Il. SPENCE 8 BON.
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VERY CHEAT rCRs at r. " EIsIoEa 6 Co.'S,

RoAs. WHITE and BLACK, at r. WgisloEs
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OvEKcoA1s and rALMAs for sale low 81 Z. b
SPENCE Son.
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SWEET HAVANA ORANGES and JUICY CAiffoa'
MA PEARs at PIzZISIS.
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DRESSING -Rosgs for sale low BY z. b. SPENCE
& Soy.
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c,raoS, cvRRASrs, and BAIsISs, vssY low, ~
PlzzISI's.
If you wish nice fiaIs or plsiu CAKE 20 =
rIssiSI'e.
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InoK OFT FOR CHRISTMAS Ar AEI0Sl'S.

NOTHING But PURE CANDIES will be onsfed At
IHToErs-M Main street.
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SEcYwEAR.-Necktes and scarts Of all the new
STYLES for sale BY E. B. SPENCE q Box.
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.u,,srs,s GOODS a, 1421 Main street.

A. CAprEL s Co., contectioners, l42l a..c
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Buy youn rCRs at P. WgIsiGER Co.'S.
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Go AND SEE ASToNI's FINE DISPLAY OF con-
FICTION EHIES-Main street below post-omce.
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For GOOD CLo1HISo. at low prices, call on e. B.
SPENCE e SON
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Go AID SEE ASroS1, the ooufectioner.
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ASIOEle, Main street, Main street.
ca ro AHroS1's. pISrNG-sALooS. Main street.
FLAIH AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES AT ASgoS!S' s.
GcASp SEE ASToNI'S FINE DISPLAY OF con-
street belo" post-omce'
NOTHING But PURE CANDIES will be cnsfed at
ASToNrs-Main street.
LOOK ouI FOR CHRISTMAS AT AE10SIS.
TIE OLDEST EsrAyLrsHYp CoEFECrloSAR Is
ASToSI.
FIREWORKS iu great variety at l42l MAIN
street.
PURE CONFECTIONERY vt 142l Main street
A. CAPrEL s. Co., cou!ectioners, l42l aa..
street.
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rLA,s AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES AT ASToSI's'
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prpg CONFECTIONERY ut i49l Main street.

FIREWORKS lu great variety at l421 Main
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Go TO Asros1's, p1SrNe-sALooS. Main street.
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Boy youn rCns ut P. WEIslGER cos.
u,pc ,rss IN vrns at r. WEISIakR co.,
MISSES FUR IgaHANs at P. "ElsIGks Io'''
LADIES FUR ruRBAEs at p. WEIsIera CO.'S
Cgy1L EMKH's FUR CAPS at F. P.WElsiGIR COS
Frp TRIMMING atP. WElsIoER 4 Co.'S.
goAe. WHITE and BLACK, at +. WEISioEa
Co.'S.
VERY CHEAT rCRs at r. " EIsl0ER Co.'S.
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FER TRIMMING at P. WElsIoER 4 Co.'S.

Gys1I EmKs'sruR CARS at P. .wElslGER & Co.'S
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The next meeting will be held at Union
Stalicn church. second Sunday in January.
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Let All Men Interested In Tobacco
Enter their Solemn Protest against
tie Late Recommendation Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury Of the
limited states to Increase the Tax On
81 a a-Ss,so Eour Caufs par EO1nu,
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THE OLDEST EsrAsLrsHxp cosrEcrloSEn Is
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AIDES FUR ruaBANs at P. wEIsIera & Co.'S

Mtssrs rUa 1gaRANs at P. WElsIGEs Co.'S.
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being better than ne really Is, spence VIII
endow him. He makes great many peo.
ple. He has furnishing goods of all kinds,
including oyercoats aud tlmas. That last
is garment whose name sounds nobly. We
always thought the store that bad that must
be great one, but we believe Spence's
would be great without 1t. Make yourselves
up, gentlemen, at Spcnce's, and 20 forth
conoueriug. See advertisement oi the SOLID
and juhiIant old house.
GRANGER's, 627 Broad street. lie don't
belong to the farmers oranges, but ne
knows how to sow and reap. He spreads
good and desirable things before the people,
and reaps the reward of his industry and
discretion. His harvest Is ripe for Christ
mas, and let the cleaners 20 in; the Granger
will welcome them. Only think that Ruth
could have entered Granger's store and
handled the "oxidized clasps" the "coin-
silver oxidzed ball earrings" and "real.
hair braids"; wouldn't she have bartered
her "ephah of barley" for some of
these things? You bet. [We beg par.
don for the slangl We don't know how
ladies are TO get over looking at the oxidized,
silver, pearl, and gilded vinaigrettes and
chatemines. We have a weakness for these
ourselves. Aud then your embrolderlcs,
and corsets. There we stop. Evidently ut
Grangcr's the ladies may clasp ana bind
th,msclycs according to refined art, anu,
besides, tris themselves out III style most
fashionable and enchanting:
A. CArrEL 4 Co., 14al Main street. here Is
Cappcl.lary attraction which the children
and others cannot resist. Fruit, candy, nuts,
cakes, toys, and fireworks. The ,e, very 81 sum N
nr human -children's human nap.
pness. Cappel in this caps the sweet p',e
IF ;nnocent wants that so bless the Degll
ming Of life; ibat SO happyhes ehildhood's 5
days, and sometimes so iearfiliy oelssnea les
chidhood's pains o'uights. What's the
odd.7 Joys and pain. arc alike lnasspens'
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Dl. 4. s. FLINT / CO.. llosIuToss,
PR0vxDsxc r,t1!x
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Establishments, prominent among
which il the "Elgin Watch Factory
the result ofNew Egland skill and
energy. The Asylum for the Insane
il u success under the medical di-
rectiOn of Dr. Il. A. KilbOurne, and
when completed will be an honor
TO the State. Our ride from Elgin
% Freeport is most delightful, as
VIC pass the extensive wheat and
corn fields. This is u wealthy city
with fine churches, magnificent
county school and buildings. BY
tho kindness of l.. l.. Mum. Esq,
we IRE favored with frequent drives
over the city to places Of interest,
and out into Stephenson Co., noted
for fine farms and thoroughbred stock
From here we branch of to James
vile, which seems at this time .
little quiet. DR.. A. NJ. N. and fam.
ily cordially cared for me. The DR..
with his $50 horse and buggy took
me over the city az cut to Johns
town, to view one the "gardens
of Rock Prarie." The agricultural
Developments are truly wonderful
in the production of heavy crops.
Az We are leaving Iowa, We stop
ut the "Harper House, Rock Is
land, u cOmMOdiOus and excellent
hotel. Iowa is q great farming
State-crOps and stock abundant,
sell at low figures. Good 200
hor SEES, Of fino style and powerful
action can be had for go to 600.
Ordinary horses from 900 to go.
In Jasper Go. the following market
prices are current during the Sum
mcr: Wheat, 81 cents per bushel ;
Corn 1871; Oats from II to 20; Hay
from o. to 81 per ton; Potatoes,
10 cts. per bushcl !; Butter 10 to 10
cts. per pound; Pork 3 to 81 cts (;
Beef 4 to 8 cts 4; Eggs 8 cts per doz |;
Chickens el.OO per dOz.
Newton is the judicial center Of
the cOunty-a city Of considerable
note, in which are published three
papers, among its citizons are
many Vermonters, from whom We
are the recipients Of many favOrs.
Now q word more about this roman
tic city, Des Moines, which Is i'm
methodical, majestic, yet pictur'
esque in its location, construction
and embellishments. 1t has costly
private establishments, and public
buildings. The new State House,
when completed according to plans,
will be q structure Of no ordinary
symmetrical beauty and magniti
cence, doing honor to the architect
and the State. 1t was originally
called "Fort Des M0ines" and was
the centre of great attraction and
safety in the early campaigns OF
frontier life.
We now take leave ofyOu for the
present, and hope to report to you
in person before Oct. next.
j. A. II.
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TE.4Z A,S2zZE FOR SAZE.
HOTEL FOR sAlEI

AL wish to change my business, ! will scli
my Hotel At East Thstford TO- any one wishing
70 10 into the business, At y bargain. ! have
slsO nine acrcs Of river land near tho hotel.
will sell with II II desired. The household
furniturc will also bc sold with the hotel, II
wanted, Terms easy.
have also . good Farm, ons mil" from the
Hotel aud depot, and tho same distance from
Tbetford Academy, containing " acres. good
fruit, Innni ny water 10 houss and barn, good
comfortable buildings; cost me $1,000, will
sell It for 600. Fences sre msss 81 good
stone wall. Terms easy.
have also another Farm In the East part
Of Lyme. n. H., containing 90 acrcs Of land
nice apple Oruhsrd. 0ldish buildings n big
trado for any one that wants back Farm ;
plenty Of woUd aud timber ON tho farm. Will
sell 1t for 500, on easy terms.
Also = pasture and wood lot Of 60 acrcs
more or l~ss, near the above named farm, will
sell for $500 on easy terms
Possession. given 1t any time on any OF the
above named property. For particulars. ad.
dress, =. 8. SLACK,
East Thctford, Vt.
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Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers Ia medicine
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY
WHEELER & WILSON'S.

WHEELER & WILSON'S.
This practical and easily managed machine
has now stood the test of time and experiment.
and the thousands who have fortunately used
ours frankly give it the preference as the very
best, both in this country and In Europe.
Study. capital, and inventive genius, have
been devoted to its improvements for years.
till now with
IT'S NEW SILENT FEED
our present "I.cck- Stitch" Machine has no
equal in the world. The WHEELER e. WILL
son is Reliable, Economical. and Noiscless.
1t answers tho wants Of the household COM
pletely, and
ANY KIND OF SEWING
needed in the Family can be done upon 1t with
greater rapidity and ease Of execution to I've
ginners than can be accomplished ON any 9th
er. II has received the HIGHEST PREMI-
UMS over alias n Family Machnc--On both
sides Of the Atlantic.
THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST SHOULD
OBTAIN WHEELER & WILSON'S.
Silent Feed Family Se,oing Machine,
AND TAKE NO OTHER.
Reliable and active Agents and Canvassers
are wanted for this popular Machine through.
out Orange County. and vicinity. Machines
sold on nstallments terms favorable.
W. l.. FRENCH, Trctter House,
20 Bradford, Vt.
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LISTEN. e %hss 90 Wat "" d ss.' i. in =

LISTEN. . %nss 90 w "" d hs.' /. in !:
dictate ! Perhaps u tickle In III. throat per-
hmps bronchitis; II may be recent cold II
may be an effort of nature to clear the bron-
CHA IL may be the deep hollow cough, boon
companion Of that terrible monster, cOnsunp-
tiOn. In either case the free use Of Briggs
Throat and Lung Healer, "a described, will
Danish ull kinds Of cough, and euro bronchitis
certain, and all the early symptoms Of con-
sumption. Sold by II. q. DAY, bradford.
@lOON Reward for an incurablc case Of
y tVVJU catarrh: After having snufied,
deluged, gargled, hawked, spit and gagged to
your entire satisfaction In your useless en-
dcavOrs to get relief from catarrh, use Briggs
Alavanter, according to directions The filthy
mass of mucous will be Immediately expelled,
and the infamcd su, face sOothcd, the eyes
sparkle with delight, the head feels natural
again hopes rovives, fO- cure IL sure to fol-
ow the use Of this agreeable, scientific and
reliable remedy. Sold by II. q. Day, bradford
COkNS. boots, esrse Them s sns ,s sSH
up your mind that you can endure their tor
ments AZ long Us they can torment you; but
take the advice Of On old chap who has tried
1t, but got wOrsted by the cOrns. They are
worse than coon In u barrel: never surren.
der. but fight it out on that line summer and
winter BuniOns, ingrOwing nails, and other
such little pets, are gathered into the relief
kitchen, by using BRIGGS Corn and BuniOn
Remedies, AlleviatOr and Curative. Sold by
II. q. DAY Bradford. I. G. KEYES. Newb ury
DIT NC 1t is simple word, but carries
i lALOs terror to the hearts Of those
who have dragged out miserable existence
for da. 9. weeks, months or yeass. and who
can describe their suticrings only by saying,
" Lite has no pleasure for me i'll were only
out of my misery, what = blessing II would
be-" Let such sufferers cheer up; the NOS
senger of peace Is Oh the wing. Briggs' Pile
Remedies have comc-try them. They arc to
those afflicted with internal bleeding, cxter.
nal and thing piles. judged . blessing
Sold by II. q. Day, Druggist, bradford, vt.
C0RNS are ns useless, to the com
OOllINC munity as misunderstanding
old maids, corner lOaters in large cities, or dis
honest politicians no more of luxury than
epson salts or castor oil, and no more desir
able for comfort than Il hedge hog is ioI par
lor ornament. Briggs Corn and Bunion
Remedies Aleyiator and Curative Graduates
cOrns, banishes bunions, and cures in-grOwing
nails, sore instcps, and other obnoxious tor
mcnts Of the feet. Sold by II. g. Day, Drug
gist, Bradford, Vt.
Saturday 3 number IL always DOUBLE
SHEET, filed with affections for all respect.
able classes of readers, and containing more
matter than can he had elsewhere fer twice
its cost. 1t can generally be sent, lin parcels
for clnbs,) to towns and Villages having COM
municatiOn by rail or exprcss with Boston
u special agreement with snbscribcr only
made by us, w reducing the price that
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Notice..

This may certify that have given my son,
Levi X. Kelley, his time during his minority,
n shall claim mono OF his earning nor pay
any debts of his contracting. after this date.
ASA I. KELLEY.
Newbury Aug. ODD, 1873
II. II. DEMING, Witness
RICHARD DOE, (
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FARM FOR SALE

The subscriber offers for sale bis Farm stu
ated | mile from Bradford Village on Prospect
Hill. containing about 70 acres OF valuable
land, nice House huilt years ago New Horse
barn and other buifdings 81! good. Sugar or
ehard OF 80 trecs and wood and timber enough
for tho farm. good fruit orchard, good running
water 1t house and barns, Terms Of aale lib
eral' Any one wishing TO purchase will please
call and see the premises
q. d. BROWN.
Bradford, VT, Jan. Is, 1879 3%tf
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WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND.
A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
Coughs. Colds. CrOwV, Whesps
ing Cough. Hon rseMess, More
ThrOn0. Ac.

A cold II neglected seldom fails 10 result In
disease Of the lungs. This remedy
when used according " directions will break
up the most severe cold In single night II
will cure your cowgl and allay that unpless'
ant tickling in the throat and Is the best
remedy for colds, crosp and whooping cough
in children, il is so pleasant to the taste, aud
yet 20 active In its results. II truly vsrks
like magic.
WA. JOSLYN & SONS, CsrtsR, t.. Pro-
prietors. Sold by all dealers In Medi NO.
GEO. &. GOODWIN l. Co, BUst0 Mass |:
HENRY g. CO., Burlington, W General
Agents.
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&" 1. GOODS AND A., KINDS
w. GROCERIES OF ALI a.
1t T. G. KEYES
Newbury, W.
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THREE REASONS WHY IRA SMITH, In his netc
departure, can sell his goods so low: One Is owing
TO the fact that he has unusual facilities for buy
ing His goods are bought for cash, In very large
quantities. from first hands, early in the season
when the mills are anxious TO sell--and no middle
mans profits-Mus girtmg him facilities uneqialled
by any similar houses in the city or Stcte aud equal
to good profit IN the outset.
Second. His expenses in proportion to his sales
being SO much lighter in his btrgely-increased bmst-
ness than others makes 1t equal to another Jntr
profit.
Third He attends to the wants of his frie1lds and
putrons himself IN person, thereby saving 4 .futt
sahtry and another moderate profit
AU combtned renders it Impossible to meet him
fairly in prices. His determination TO close out his
present stock Is fixed with the view To the extension
OF his growing business larger scalehe nee the
opDurtunitv Is now offered which seldom occurs in
good clothing. TO and see him at llos Maiu street
See his LONG FLAG.
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To the Members of the City Council {:

To The Members Of the Ctty Council:
1t is gratifying to observe the rapid i'm
provementS now going on in almost every
part of our city, and especially so in the
western part thereof and in that portion
south of Main street extending from Fourth
street to Hollywood cemetery. If your hon
orable body would take look from the cor
ner of Third and Arch streets to Hollywood
cemetery you would readily see how easily n
street could he made from that point so as to
cross First street at Il point opposite to the
pentcntiary property, and then by continu-
ing by the old road south of that property
you will intersect Spring street, which is
sixty feet wide at its junction with Belvidere
street, from which point Spring street has
recently been graded. The distance from
CANDLES Hill by this route to Hollywood
cemetery is not more than half mile.
whereas by the present route the dis
tancc is doubled besides, the proposed
street would be great convenience
to those residing on or near to CANDLES
hill, and would, besides being a handsome
driye, add much to the value OF the contlgl-
o,ls real estate. 1t is very important that
the Council should continue its present wise
policy of making streets, so as TO stimulate
propcrty-hoIdeis to improve their property.
and thus add value to the taxable property
of the city. The proposed new street viii,
it is believed. cost but an inconsiderable sum
in proportion to the great benefit it will con-
fer on large part of our population, who
are fond of visiting Hollywood. 1t will also
be Il great convenience to persons residing
in that locality in going to and from market
and other parts of the city
The writer owns no property IN this To-
cality. and speaks diSinterestedy rs
AN OLD CITIZEN.
Richmond, July I, 1873.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Seutha 7npsOn.

DEATH OF MR.. MILLS A. BRITT.
lsnecial telegram to the Dispatch.l
BoYKIN's, Va, July mills A. Britt. a
useful and influential citizen of this county,
a'ed suddenly under the following circ,,m-
stances: He and Mr.. Edwin Harris were
nuhting on Meherrin river. Mr.. Brit,
crossed the river in boat alone. He went
ashort distance in the woods and returned
complaining of severe pain. MIR. Harris
sola MIN to lie down. He did so for short
while, and arose, saying he would cross
oack. lie got into the boat, but said he felt
SO badly he was afraid to venture ont Mr.
Harris made some remark to him. and willie
he was speaking Mr.. Britt leaned forward
ana iell into the river. His body was re-
covered TWO hours later. From all indica.
1lons ne was dead before he touched the
water. In bis death this portion of South.
ampton sustains great loss.