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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17
FROM BREMEN /!

Pink Pad Prints. Fancy Prints,
Dark Fancy Prints. Shawl PatssrH Prints,
ChniE Prints, White aud Black Prints,
Turkey Red Cotton. Assortment Waite co,.ons.
Brown Cotton Drin. Blue Cotton Drill.
Heavy Blue Deuins. Hiskory Stripes.
Blue and White Tiekings.
Blue TWilled saxony Flannel Black cobourzI,
Black silk AiPaoaI. Waterproof Tuseds.
Linen Sheeiing Cotton shssiing.
WOODEN Blankets. Brown Cotton Socks.
Ladies White Stockings, Mosquito Netting.
Victoria Lawns. Linen handkerchief.
sik HandksFshisf.. co,soa Huek. Ts-sls.
Black and Fancy silk Nooktiss,
Black and cOlOrsd Frsaeh Msrinoss.
Lace shaWls, Linen and Cotton Thread,
Patent Thread on cards.
Pine Cloths and cashmsros FOR Goats nud P.s.,.
Fine Black French Serge.
Bedford Cord. TwiEsd sHesias,
TWiIlsd Cambria, Heavy Canvas fer Lfnisz.
Assortment BURLAPs. SAIL TWTSE.
Pine Assortnensof CLOTHING.
ENGLISH SADDLES, FRENCH cALTsKrys.
LUBITs EXTRACTS. Eau de coloso..
Maeassar Oh. Fancy soaps.
Black Jet and Fancy Ornaments,
Necklaces. Crosses, &C.. India Rabbsr BAH.
Fine Scissors, Common Scissors. sheep shears,
Pen aud Pocket Knives.
Coeo-handisd Butcher Knives.
Charcoal Boz Irons. Timed Lanterns,
Galvanized Iron Washing Tubs,
salT. Iron BuoLo,s. Galr. I.on Pipe. 40 Hh.
saassPAns. Spurs. Hoop Iroa. Risss..
Yellow Metal shsafhing. conso,itiou Mi
Toilet Mirrors. Feather Busters,
Harmonious. AeeordsonI. 6sid Borders.
GunpoEder. Markss Baskets,
Whipping Paper, Nuremberg Tgys,
TunblsrI. Palm oil. Cassie sod.
PORTLAND CEMENT. RIaessosss. slass..
Fire Bricks, Pipe Clay.
Hubbaek's Linsesd Oil,
Hasbzek's White Zinc Paint,
Black and Green Paint. Red Lad.
AEULL ASSORTMENT OF
German, French and English Groceries
Liebig'S E1traes Of Neat. Candles.
Castor Oil. Epson sslis.
Tar ard Pitch. coraags. carks,
Empty PsirolsuE Tisrsss,
Empty Syrup Tisrsss.
Inserted ciarsts. Rhiss Wine,
Boutsilsaa's cognas, to Dirusu5s,
German Ale. quarts sad pats.
Jsarsy's Ale. gaarts sad pints.
JsErsy's Scat. quarts ssd si..s.
'assr Beer. quarts sad psus.,
BaEarian Beer, guaEts aad piass,
Genuine Holland Gin,
Alcohol ia oas E=Hou Dsz5ahaa
havana and German CigarSl
APew Regulator cIoe=s.
SMALL INVOICE OF HEAVY GOLD
WATCH CHAINS.
Kis- Ets- Eis- Ets- He.
ne Trade are invited % inspess nhe.s Eew
eootiss which are nov being opened
&c enr store.
Il. HAcKFELD & Co.
so
told Pen or Pocket Kntfef
4 .A+ek VARIETY. AND TO BE rrADAT
EM HHrrEET.
III. 6. poaxag rarde
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Creenbacks Wanfed-

TFOR WHICH THE HIGHEST PRICE VIII
II - - g e-s Eo1Ezcszs q r. X wHfTTEY
- L.r. - L..
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The mos. s;eadhs. followers Of our fortunes
Oar creditors.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17
Beers, WineS&LiquOrS

Bash and E'aod. Eals { ca. Celsbrassd Alss.
quarts AID Pi11s,
Eio0d. W1ife 4 Cs'sFaTgriss Ssszz, sualIIssza ps
Fsnasas's Scad-h Ale. ptz 4 as. extra quality,
Ind C5GPs Cas- asE s1alisy Egak Pale Alz, sszvs
CaSes eenzi1s seC1l Tom
sa~ eases Very S1P'r Pals Imperial R-anfy,
70 Cases Esyal Eighlaai whizksy,
Cases D kGyFerz EsEaaiz. CT CASTS Br7afy,
rs 6 Asst'i Esss B-11fses, ssa- u "a ssa-.
Cases Dgavz-s's I-ish Whisky.
6s# Cases Very SzPGriar Psr- VIA
Cases a. La-laia ; Ca sgPeriqr CIa-gt, vary
caoiee a-acie.
Casgs ChampaZas and MlssiIs-
S uN DRIES!
a = inch Ligas All EsaEy E4-izss,
Wool Pass.
D cassas Seas Sslzia-a Nay C4a7as. 1ssqr.,i
uluhers.
.. CGrsu- Z Sdua' Standard Merchant Caa7as.
Ngs- I. ada
Bsst D0usIs Serssned Welsh Sssan CeaI,
Frs E5cEz. Iada Rubber Hass.
Flaor cE-sIltaz, Liverpool sa-z. TEiae.
Fsacs Fa-s Coolers, M-t9zie CIarzsers-
Siasss. &c. de-. h. (5s4 suJ
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SPUHYARN

WOzJuUE, HOUsELIsE, SIZZLING, MAJ
W LISEs e. Yer azIs b.
8 BOLLEs co.
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Little Neck CLANS, or Quahaugs.
EFROM THE PAcKER, }, n. DoxsTR
y - L I ~. soLLEs o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09

Al, want that increase in the public revenue
which would come so rapidly in this way
md which would vindicate the honor OF inc
State and relieve US all.
And now we say that although the e'"''
has no money the railroad corporations nav.
power. and by properly regulating ens.'
oneratlons these great blessings Tor INC ''a.e
NAV be certainly though slowly oiousn'
about. The State Is now suffering from ran.
road nolicies that are ruinous to her, anu
mainly because they are detrimental 10 her
principal city.
We do not speak as citizen of Richmond.
INIT 90 Virginian-a Virginian who Is
ready to give his life to his State when that
will do her a service. We know that Vir'
GINA will prosper most through ler prInct
nal city, and we are satisfied that through
the prosperity Of that city alone can tb'
larger towns of the State hope to thrive. II
is time that those places which have In times
past attempted to thwart her should see tina
this Is the key to their welfare. We have
none but the kindest feeling for them all
which indeed is the smallest matter 10 TIT
world to them; but it is mentioned to show
az far as our mere assertion can, that no splr'
| governs us but that of pure devotion Il
Virginia and her dearest interests.
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ContractionistS Answered.

The st. Louis Times give the following
Corcible answer to contractlonlsts IN reply
ing 10 some structures Of the New York
Tribune
"The Tribune bases its arguments in favor
of further contraction upon the fac" that
month by mouth more greenbacks have
gone out of use because there was abSo-
Iutely no use for them, and that at this hour
they glut the safes of every bank and trust
company in all the great money centres"
This Is true, and because is it true, it cou-
tans the most damaging blow the ineYora-
| BILE logic Of actual fact ever dealt to theory
of specie payments especially contriyed to
rob every other possible industry ofthe coun-
| try except the one centred in rational
| banks and IN the hands of the financial bro
kers and SPECTATORS at two or three great
] commercial centres The glut complained
of exists. but 1t is the g!ut Of almost total
4 paralysis. The eXtrein,ttes are doing without
! blood absolutely and perishing away. The
| whole body is diseased. Not a single part of it
is healthy and sound. Yhe Tribune recognizes
| thenlalsdy, bat neither diagnoses the causes OF
| it nor presents the remedy. 1t does not tell
Us that Radical Secretary of the Treasury
contracted tue currency TO such 4 tremendous
degree that the tslsiness interests o. the coun-
try first began to suffer aud to ge piuched !:
next that business men began TO take alarm !:
then, that panic swept over the land like u
tornado that iBaueuse Industries were
Frustrated ia night. that every one lost con.
6deuce; that public enterprise died, labor
ceased, iouudrleS suspended, machlDe-ShOpS
closed, immigration les of. real estate kept
falling and falling, taxation increased, con-
traction still continued; and that o.day-
while the glut is enormous in New York and
BoSton-tne honest and Woodworking farmer
Of Missouri, although he may own tive hun
bred acres OF rich and unlncumbered land,
can't to save his life borrow dollar upon il
for less than eighteen per cent. per annum,
discount of.
What the matter? Why, simply this:
CONTRACTION produced uneusines$, uneasine>s
depression, depression alarm, alarm panic,
and panic commercial overthrow, disaster
and destruction. Aud altogether, they lite
rally annihl!ated confidence"
Exactly. There is abundance of money
and none to lend. The needy borrower on
the eve of failure is like the Irishman in the
city: The street is full of stones and be can't
get one TO throw ut u dog.
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DEATHS.

n;ed at the resisence Of H. G.. Burnett, on
Thurs law July 9Th, at +. NJ, DAVID SELL Eli,
infant SON OF William +. ana 'e"i''e
Hatcher. =, o,.dde, ,ba home
circle and Tor eleven months lngereo .hsle nu'
The Master had need of it," and calico II 10 hi
SELF. go ,.o ,-on, Cr,ca.str.et
Baptist church at l O'Clock To DAY 'rr''"''
Died, on tho 9Th instant, Mrs LUCY 1'' WIG VI
Dr, George W. Horris. OF this city. e,,Du,--
The f,tneral will take place from the Second res
nvteTIan church. (Rev. i,r Hoge's,) THIS (FrluaS'
AFTER NOON, at 81 O'Clock.
Died, on Thursday morning, al 10Y 1870
NhkY CHRISTINa HEUSlER, infant dautIter
of RudolIh ard A. Mary IIeusler, aged one year.
NV darling. now our fearful eyes
We raise To Sod IN prayer,
For we'll We know our baby-bird
Is safe beneath His care a.
Wen pray to meet in that sweet rest,
Beyond earth's sorrow nlln'
With The loved ones gone before, =
Our blessed little child.
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Tue BORDER TRoUBLEs.-N Notwithstanding
that Conr,sAs is a prisoner and that SHERIDAN
il ON the war.patb, the telegraph reports
that nineteen Mexcans have driven tour
hundred cattle across the RioGrande. This
won't do. Would 1t not be better Ter the
Government to hire CoRTiNAs to stop THIS
business? He knows all about 1t, ana IL
would only be necessary to pay enough, ana
SHERIDAN might go home to bis bride.
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IF il cost the same labor to produce the
preenback dollar that 1t does to proouce tne
gold dollar, then i, is likely they would pave
equal relative value, unless the production
o, the one we're greatly in excess oil the pro-
duction of the OTHER Cincinnati CONNER
cidl.
If the Commercials theory is true 1t costs
about eighty-four cents per dollar OF face
value to print the greenbacks
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BEEcHER's salary, il the telegraph tells tee
truth. has gone up per saltum, as Colonel
Benton would say. 1t is now the highest
salary in The Union $1,000 The Presl-
dent OF the United States and the railroad
kings will have to Ioak out, or they will be
" nobodies "a mans salary showing the
dispity Of bis office.
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rT VICTORIA LAWNS,
SWISS MUSLINs,
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN,
STRIPED and PLAIDNAlNooOh hushiS'
PlQGEs,
INDIA TWILL L0NGCLOTH,
sKIRTING CAMBRIA;
TUCKED CAMBRIC, for skirts, one yard wide' al
25c, worth Soc;
TUCKED CAMBRIC, for skirts, one and a quarter
yards wide, at 50c worth 81;
J,oNsnALE CAMBRIA, the best manufactured
ut 1890. per yard, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
TARLATANs, In all colors at 20, 20, anu sue.
jy6
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The Democrats of Ohio have decided Ito
formally open the campaign at Gallipol's Oh
july e1st, with speeches by Governor ALLEN
and THrsyAs-when the latter will express
his dissent from the currency plank oil Inc
~,,kror.,
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r AFAYETTE STABLES, GEEK
Nos. 724 Main street and Eighth street.

TO sly FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
have opened front on Main street IN connection
With my Eighth-s, stable, where shall Keep con-
stan, " on Ia nd iirst class CARRIAGES. HOSES,
ami BUGGlES for hire. have recently received \
hne glass II ARSE, and Viii give my per sonai at
With many thaoks 10 my friends aud the pnac ut
large tor past patronage hoet ~ inerii The same In
tee future BY strict attention 10 'iiSiD,as
Also, BAGGAGE TRANSFORMATIONS.
WM. VI. SUTHERLAND. Proprietor
", y. SUTHERLAND, Clesk. j. .l-l4
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TO COBBSerfs5t!!lIs |
X $1,000 s.r,s
ISLAND SAME DAY.
RARE ORTUNITI.
ROUND TRIP ONLY IS so.

SCHEDULE.
On SATURDAY, July ION, the elegant steamer
JOHN SYLVESTER will leave here at = A. M,
making close correction at Cid Point with the
splendid steamer JANE MoSELY. which VIII leave
for CUBB'S ISLAND DIRECT Immediately after
the arrival of the Sylvester, arriving at the lsaIa
In time for supper same day.
Returning, the Jaue Mosely VIII leave LOW
Island Monday morning, arriving at Old Point III
time TO make sure connection WIN the SYLVESTER
arriving at Richmond At 4 T. NJ.
L,cyant fare, surf bathing, yachting, fishing, &c.
Tickets on sale at GARBERs and on board The
Sylvester }! CD
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RoCKBRlDGE COUNTY, va.

The management of this popular SIMMtR Rr-
SORT. encouraged by their great success ln,l ''A-
SON have continued 10 add during III" "I"i'f
months additional imprpv-m' MS. until M" tlc h
comm Odaious offered The public are fr trrl'r -
any other in the mountains oi Virginia lic
GRAND HOTEL will he open for the rrccDti"H u
visitors JUNE 1>T. IT, chaInt"rS are large" q ht,
nienily and elegantly furuishc'i, having y -
Each ROOM a nd connected with the main oiilcrb ~
an ElEIRIC BELL. The MINI RAJ "AlEhS
consist of ALUM six different grades IohiSE
ALUM. and CUALYBEATE, thus Hif"rhirg CURATIVE
agent in NIL cases Of SCROfULOCs rLCERafioS>"A
the * In. mouth, or throat CHnOSic BRO<tliiT'''
ISCiPIENT COSSUMPT10S, DYSPEf-iA tHk"H"
DIARRIICEA. disease of The urinaly organs, anu ..
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR To FEMALES.
For PAMPHLETS. giving III Ter intor1nht!o2'
testimonials, &c, address lhe Manager al '"S
springs. ,,,, ,o
location Of rooms.
j. Il. TINSLEY, Man1Krr'
= VI NrJJIS Assistant je l4.eodlm
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my 26 eotltJ >
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL VIRGINIA
FIVE MILES SOUTH OF CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILROAD.

This celebrated watering. place will h. Kept IN
style Nh. urp. sscd In the mountains ot hlr.itA.
A. 10 the qualities OF The waters hni ne higl r.
gard In which they are hello BY the "m"iicai "a
vans the reader IS referred IL tn" pamphi" It
Mcssrs Purcell, Ladd co.'s, who are ageht'i Tor
the wafer aud ats.
Among the great features OF Ties" Springs AR" the
A mllscmeuts which are varied. anu lar ,urin',
those OF any watrriug-racc In Nlrkiha III"
GRAND Sla.qua Balls .nt Carnival In splcn Tor Iui
briil!ancy slrpasS anything ever witnessed III lh''
section of tn. country. In fact. nothinH ~ Tue
Kind has ever been StEhf pied hy any other siInH'F
resort mr. nothin2 Jut desire Ia lead c"GtH hs'r
Induced the Immense OUTLAY necessary I" - uf"
Moxlcv, the incompatible Washington c"siumrf,
with his regiment Of a>si>tant-, ear az 81 CO..
tunes, tons OF fireworks, aud thousands OF 'lht,c
lanterns, ami oceans Of cycrglrcn-.
The Grand Carnival. which preccdeS the bIi
ntnsy,,e one night, Is he'd hv Professor Riueph"l>c
full brass band followed by Major-tieneral u III
command Of the MuIliglu Guards anu ~" ar
famed and thoroughly Trained rl~punt t"i"y AM
General f.. follows with counterpart of /. !.
Btrnum's men. This pageant, pa> sling rhron.p '',
beautiful lawn that nature sCtIn- Ia nave r. st'"f
for just such all Iicht-d nn with ~" ~ ut
SANDS ct lanterns and calcium lights. Win mr.
works Of the most beautiful description tn idd pay
an over the grounds. presents ~Ghi mat pen 'ii-
not describe anu must b" seen - ~ appr ciAt1'.
= he, ttorc all guoi Rchmvni citizens, c~I'ec!3ii
the young, are expected up this summer
IL Et1P
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LIVERY STABLES.

TNO THE PUBLIC-FOR HIRE. c"k
l. Having just purchased one Of those g.
FINE FIEE-GLASS LANDAU CARRIhnr.> OF
Joseph Backhaus, maker, Philadelphia, would re-
spectfully call the attention OF the public To the
above. Also keeps nrst-class CARRIAGES, HACKS,
BUGGIrS, and SADDLt-HORS-S tor hire. APP
ply 10 Z. &. BENNETT, shockoe Stables,
Second street between Broad and Grace.
je23.eodlm
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4 FULL LINE OF FRENCH, ENG
N H. h. and American perfumery, toilet articles,
soaps combs. hair and tootlI-5fu:ies Also, choice
LOT OF imported aud Imestlc cigars, for sale by
6 +. NORTON. Druggist
corner Fourtreu,h aud Franklin Streets.
opposite Exchange Hotel and Ballard House:
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, ATTENrION!-A Assemble at
" YOUR Armory at 81 o'clock To-NlGhI Joe ~
tif fines, &C. BY order Captain /: ). BoSsiETiN. IL
.o1, First Sergeant.
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TRENCH PHARMACEUTICALS

ERENCH PHARMACEUTICALS
MEADE BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
YIN PEPSlNEA LA DIASTASE,
WIN DE DUSART, an Lac:o Phosphate dc ChauX;
sIROP DE nUSART, au Lacto-phosphatc tic,
Chaux;
GOUDRON DE GUYOT,
PtPSINE-EOUDAULr
PEPSINE Porci
PEl'SiNE Amylacee,
PEPSiSE Ia SUCRF,
PHOSPHATE DE FER-par Leras,
SlRUP DE AUBtRGlER,
PEkLES D'iUILLE PHOSPllDREE,
pERLES DE CHLUROFORME,
PrRLES D'ESSrNCE TEKEEINThlSE,
PERLES DE EaLERIASE,
Prizes DE PAULLINlA,
PKlSES DE GUARAEA,
PASTILLES pU DR.. RELLOC,
PASTILLES DIGfSTIF DC EClSSOS,
PASTILLtS DE L'EAU EMS.
AMARISDIEN-frui laXatf contrC II constlpa-
ton, snd all new and yiluab remedies for sale
BY MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists.
myl2 9l9 Main street.
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEM g.
wi hers of DOVE LODGE, No. 81. will Xxx
at,cnd a stated Communication Of their Lodgel
Ar the 0dge-ro Washington Hall on Broao l.Its
az az ,rean sinh and Teuih, THIS friday EYE
HISG: JuIy OH. at 7 O'Clock. Members OF sisttr
Lodge, aud transient brethren fraternall! in'i'eo'
by ofue' "a BENJAMIN T. AUGUST,
J., o,.x Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SIMMER BOARDING FOR GIRLS.

a,o ae,.a, ar twenty girls Will he received nj
1Io1yIns Ins,itute for two months from the 9Th Of
INV. They viii have the supervision of Officers.
and NAV lake vocal end inst -umeutsi music from
profa. s1r PAULI and Hiss WALTHALi. or the ~
s,itute. Bosrd, S25: tuition, SO. 10 each branch
per month. Apply TO y. -. tS ~
Superfnt. ndent, ut Botetourt springs.
The next session OF the Institute VIII open on inc
22p OF SVPTFMBa X. under board OF lnstruc-
tion and government composed OF twenty iZoJ gen.
with er urged accommodating aud faclllties:
iv o.d8t THh SUPERINTENDENT.
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION
TO DREwRY'S BLUFF.
ON JAMES RIVER,
WEDNESDAY,JU ii, 1875

Boat leaves the wharf OF the Ola DOMINION 7'e"'n
sbips at o'clock. ~ ,,, rrrcu
TIE plC-hIC COMMITTEE or THE hhd. III
STrEET baptist SUNDAY SCHOOL nav ill., ,, a. ),
In The B ntf on Wednesday. Am .uiy "nGTe
Inv cypect to have delightful BAShEl fiI-
NC. ,,o,,, sucb ~ icr-
cr',m' Ec, nj city prices. There Is a c"l,ninulou'
honse and aIai"c Of T,G ir at Rrh l, a,
NC .i,'at ,nd V O'Clock Tor the Bluff Tickets
i LT? adults 3d.: chdrrn 25c: round Tip bamd
st music has been engaged Tickets can DC i9und
", IN" Jru""tnr,s On Church Hill and at j. J.. Us,
r.: RS & s,1E.S BROAD street between First ana
r -" ~ !" ''-' ~ ''0" ~ 9.F.S,Tu& ".it
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spEClsa. NOTICES
mL1NEN GOODS!

M~LINEN GOODS!
LINEN GOODS!
LINEN sHEETING5 at q reduction OF ~ per
cent; %
PILLOW-CASE LINEN very cheap
TABLE-DAMAsKS. TABLE-CLOIlts,
NAPKINS, DuILIES,
TOWELS, T0WELLISGS, ..-.....---.--.-
CARRIAGE ROBES-all Mt the lowest prlccs-at
LEyYBROTHERs'.
HAMBURGH NETS very cheap. E
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SUMMER RESDRrs

THE WALLAWHATO0LA SPRINGS
4 BATH COUNTY, VA. three miles from u",'
borough Depot. Chesapeake and Ohio raiIrn ,t-
Board per day. 81 so: per month. 49, This ,,,'
water has a growing reputation, IL Are TOM
aud has cured great many diseases. Immeai,,aa'..
on the Cowpas'ure river Trout.fshing ho,,a',r
Ing, and deer-huntine. a specially. '''-
For circulars. &c. apply 10
w. A. BURLINGTON, Propris,or
ty 3-7ts Marlborough springs. Bath coun,w "
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ITO BE READ By LADIES ONLY
l. We are now ready 10 offer the ladies Of Rich
nond supcrior UNDkRWkA of our own manu-
tacturc anu guarantee The material used better, de-
signs prcltler aud , <,,,,,,
Special sttcntion Is called TO our
GLOEEFITTlEG CORStT-COEERS,
which Il lady's wardrobe IS incomplete without
Mrs BROOKE presil over The SAMPLE ROOMS
and will take great pleasure In showing goods.
BhODkE u CO., Ii Main street,
second floor second door above DlSptttch ONCE.
my 3.3m
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DRY GOODS.


JUNE 3D. 1915
CARDOZ0, FOURQUREAN & co.
Examine our CALICOES al ga aud l0c.;
Examine our NECk-RUFFLES at soc. per dozen
examine our DRESS GOODS;
Examine our MOURNI$G GOODS;
Examine our POLOSAISE PATTERNS;
Examine our GRENADINES at Soc;
Examine our SILK STOCKS;
Examine our CASSIMERES;
Examine our YARD-WIDE pERCALES at 12h,
162,, and 25c.;
Examine our LINENS. LINEN SHEErlNGS, and
PILLOW LINENS;
Examine our large and handsome assortment Of
LADIES USDERWEAR;
Examine our LADIES USDERSkliTSa at 81 and
1925.
We have inst received handsome assortment of
LADItS' WHITE VICTORIA and LINEN SUITS
and COSTUMES.
Just received, n full assortment of LADIES'
STRIPED HOSE In very desirable styles.
From this time forward we will offer great In
ducements In DRESS GOODS.
Our stock shall he kept complete In all OF Its
branches, and every novelty, soon AS introduced
In New York, shall be presented to our customers.
Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-09
FUHRITEKE.

ZINE FURNITURE AT AND BE- n
Il LOW COST.-SOt wishing TO carry my EAa
STOCK over to the tall, offer large portion jH1
of my stock-hue DR. SslSG-cAsE SUITS ard
other goods-at and low cost. Parties In want of
goods IN my tine will find IL 10 their interes, 10
anime my stock before buying.
+. GATHRIGHT,
ts lf.lm l6 iiOvernrr street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-21

John B. Cough is resting and giving a
rest.
1t is proposed to establish direct trade
between St, Louis and Brazil.
An Englishman has just sold the con-
tents Of his wine cellar for $3.50, 900.
The Son of King Coffee, of Ashantee,
has been sent to England to be educated.
Count Won Arnim's second trial is now
announced for the middle of this month
at Berlin.
Ninety thousand gallons of petroleum
oil we're used last year by the Canadian
lighthouses and lightships.
Gold has been discovered in Surry, N.
a., on a small creek that empties into
the Ashuelot river. Persons are also
prospecting for a silver mine, with indica-
tons Of success.
The accumulation of wealth is followed
by an increase Of care, and by an appe-
tite for more. he who seeks for much
will ever be in want of much. 1t is best
with him to whom Providence has given
that which is sufficient, though every su-
perauity be withheld.
After Mr.. Disraeli likened the late Brit
ish Cabinet to a line of extinct volca.
noes, some Conservative members were
asking the literal meaning of The figure.
A member for one Of the London bor-
oughs said promptly: HE meant used.
up c%rsters, of course"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-21
FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 2l.-Moody and Sankey
are preparing to visit Elton and hold SER
vices especially sddressedto the tudents.
Their intention causes much controversy
in the newspapers. Knatchbull Huge
son has formally requested the Provost
to bring the matter before the Governor
of the College with a view Of obtaining
an expression of disapproval and refusal
to sanction holding of services.
BERLIN, June 2l.-The steamships
Franklin and Alaska, Of the United
States squadron, sailed from Cuxhaven
last evening for Riel. The Juniata has
arrived at Hamburg with her machinery
slightly damaged.