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N = Z q y 81,
CTC4RS AND TOBACCO,

CIcARS AND TOBACCO,
Ne 1855 p-sasrIvauia avenue. Hesr 18Th street
NEI.s-a-r P....r iu Imported AMI NluuIs.-e..-.f
tL- Jt-E~-- It fI8ugIa. la Ry..s
All >ru. ktnu tl-sr.
Agent f"r The upEc-ia Pine Cut
Ahy tss4t- plies. lIT-.J from tIa factory at f4-
very lowe. Nrv lHrs ami BSsJiuJss prices
tf1rf. .-i a. tve ia-llNlug hotels vii ba sr1mpfiv
alt'i' lH where persons can ais get their Cigars
At -li5. sat~-.r av-i the wholesale pres VII
lsfd = 81 .Iull-aI @E1 Imperial apJeIs- B fr-uch
queen. - james y J HiiimaU = f.55fj vi
9nry a Co -. Geors-, Jordan 4 GorI5u owen
I.pu~r L. IS IN
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81 The second election for members of the
French assembly in the department of Haut
Pyrenees was held saturday. Partial returos
give NJ. Caseau, Bonapartist, 1000 majority.
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DISCARDED LOVER

a DISCARDED LOVER SHOOTS Hrs
SwEETHEART.-A special TO the Richmond
Dlspach, dated Norfolk. January 18th. saws.
al sparta, ten miles from this place a col
shot young colored woman named Mar
r. Roy, and from the effects of the yronnd
she died I'm q short time. The man had heen
commit the fatal deed. He gave himseIT M
Jail" ie way 10
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pYDruggist should be careT1T- Rellatopna
was given in mistak Ike for syrup OF SIENNA bv
AN apothecary in Baltimore on Friday. ami
the result was death.
s&Primus Wilson killed his wife in Lib
efty county, Georgia. last week by trimming
her up and placing his knees upon her Ne IL
20 years Old and she '-i p G-w years mis-
Junior.
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Ba.; STAT OF Anair~ in ro.i.inna.

OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM .sS..-HE EHlB4N.
Ih" ,",iDw.H. Jeir-r1ru H.. 1,sI received
at tae W. departments
EEN ORLEANS. IA. Iaraary fs 49,.
in Hya. ". 81. B.iainP- S7-E-tors a. H.5 Hu,s-
gfI..ss.
\ report haS just been received from Ma,ar
Merrill "i Shreveport. which l- tau Ion.
jog ir-"5t@F pms" >.iIfsjai rgt tg.lt 5a -...i
tA man The follow iuE t. ..u epIteira almost
ID. u -..I> own WORT: The threats made
be.Dr" the election % drive from TIE com
iuunlf# ali who voted tine radical ticker :,rr
being carried out. Combinations aruy.l.
Wh'te~ are forming ami recruiting by cVrg,-
form HI pressure by which all negroes VIM
voted The radical ticker are h. A. refused
work pr leases. aIi whites mot ioininZ tf5~
combination are - he o>trsci~rd. \ lYpg 2 =
more than Hvr hundred iGmiIie-. iacluIjs -
al Icst''. two Thousand people Ot all ares and
>rN'~ are wanderers without means fo 20,
'i>t"hcTr. lnW"Tic>~ 10 find othpr home,
Where they arr. and they are on the verge of
>t1rvuiipu in mid-winfar. Theft and other
tIilHe~ may result. and il i feared fnat mo
bitter lrPilus naturally resulting from tna
NCi.N'~t liJu>tice received NAV ran iufo ono
oI frFt '%e These harmless people Will .rr;l l.
uiliN arm together. and line white DeoUle ara
not >tON. a. the past has shown. To sci ario1t
lnhdnL ndtpry rUmOrS OF intentions of arg.,-
ilZed violence OH The part OF the negro and
where Fhe revolver and mob law ava the
common resort la such eases a. they usu1iiv Y
nave been here. disorders more or less exfeti-
>ive are sure 10 result ii some preventative *
not found tor such a state of affairs"
l.. IA. SHERIDAN. Lieut.. General
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The CVLD WEATHEH.-Thc press tele-
Grapitlc dispatches report a continuance of
the exceedingly cold weather AT the north
west and on the plains. The dispatche, a
the Signal Office received up to Yesterday
afternoon reported snow at Chicago anu
Rochester The thermometer stood hiebeS
al Key West % degrees. and lowest at Penn
hina ~ degrees below zero. At other place
q ranged a. follows Augusta, ~ degrees
Boston IL Buffalo, Is; Charleston. ~; Chi
c9tgo, IL. Detroit, II; Mobile, %; New Orleans
-; New York. -; Philadelphia. -: Port
land Me-. Is; salt Lake. =: san Francisco
~; savannah 40; Washington, 2I Whining
ton AZ
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICANS Nor SAT
ISFIED WITH THE LOUISIANA REPORT
The republicans Of New Orleans assert thai
the report of the Louisiana subcommittee
goes outside the record, and that no testimony
was brought before them 10 show,th funding
placement OF judges by Kellogg, or the seizure
of arms by the police without process OF law.
They assert that specific evidence will be
adduced TO disprove the other allegations OF
the COMMITTEES, which they say are basel
solely ON briefs of democratic counsel.
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Eaz-. ..s.. ....a-
stun ..-a .- d. -.-.- -..-. -.l e. ,'-- ...-
oc,I- o. l.. HGVLEV. SOS u.h street.
O-5Nn as tAHli..rI.S Az sALE y Nar- 81.
7Tn : TlPkEiEER'>. -" =
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" Florence, Tilton's eldest daughter is
reaching school in Brooklyn. -
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RENEWAL or THE URogBLs TIERS
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.

TR0OP, T0H TECKSBURG.
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KING KALAKAUA and suite left Chicago
Saturday morning for st, Louis, where they
intend 20 maze short stay.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON, VIEWS
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What tie Says Of ,as Republican par.y
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

A. ,-..,---- -
-'iH'. Ni'AN "a D NJ F.F4i"N9 are hcli on
Saturdays. commencing 81 three and last
T--- r-a-f1r..t-. ,,,r',rf,. r,.,..,tf~- ,fr, .,,
en-. as a.ll,y-.. -,,r..l,,- -, -,
r--..l --,-,ss.,- ,,-..,-f., r,r.,.s 81
So r..--..- -, 49,.
"''.'S5 o'-i'''-J --'--'
-'.'..''.F p 4 -.i -'..s ttl'
T,.rs-r-, AZ Ter.,-r,-r--- -r-5. ,-.....,.. f-,.-
- ~ -'''.ii
'-'i. N''.i.' t''-.'+ W. 0.t'-'.i-S'-
-fr--- r-t.,>-. t.-r- ..r., .,rf.r-r, IT, T-.=.-t
"''.l' r.l ...'t. ''.t. t-ti- iif 'i''- ''..iet
t.-. & -s.., cas-. il ''ENr "Irtar government.
-.-. V-..- ....---
80 40 .''.-. '''''''7
OF saturday tf WAS agreed t' prepare AMI
present i5lIs Grr tan admission OF Colorado
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HE is Against a Third Term.
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The D'co0'~ ~ Foo~e Flod.
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THE nEECHER TRIAr.
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ALL EUROPE ARNTING.
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C TER.
And ENtcnslFe Dealer in WINES ana LIQUORS
AT the known brand. OF { CHAAPAGNE always On
Rand 4. GACTfER,
MaEEfacfg1sr ef IA Nance Wa BfnsTs
jan tr l2l1 and 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
MARY l. >TOOPs, Epsbajss,T ~ NafETgF F7gI0.
l't Frs formerly oil street Northwest D has
SENo1Er - 903 1tE street RQItEwest 5anI5 Ina
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NRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS are hoII on
Saturdays. commencing at three and last
lu@ Uut.i five O'Clock p. m.
Tho Presidents public receptions will oc-
cUl as foi}"we.-Tuesday evening, FeJrUa-
- 80. Tuesday evening February 2}J.
S.ats Hluug--.-TUs~asy, January 2ctl;
Gugslav. February Gth.
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We should put higher value upon the
fairness and courtesy Of the R.eigh Netos II,
while it quotes what the Dispatch says about
the good that Richmond derives from the
change Of gauge on the North Carolina rail-
road, it would also quote what the Dispatch
saws going to show that the change OF gauge
is decidedly beneficial to North Carolina her
self. There could be no proposition more
true than, and hardly one SO simple as, thai
there should be DO brea lis of railway gauge
On the southern and srestern borders oil
North Carolina. From those borders must
come her trade. Breaks upon them would
obstruct trade going towards the ports Of
North Carolina. Uniform gauge across them
towards her ports would facilitate that trade.
Neither the Neus nor any other Of The par
tisans who have been struggling to fasten
UPON North Car DINA the breaks that were
ruinous to Der trade have yet stated the pro-
position, much less have they attempted to
oppose it. They can make no sensible nor
sound argument againstit.
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The ACTION OF THE ONO REPUBLICANS OF
The Third FERN QUESTION. Eashinoton
June 3.-Early yesterday mornisga dispatch
was received by Calumet "a GER from Column
bus, Ohio, to the eff,et that the Republican
Convention wOud MAKE no aIluston to The
third term. This wss the source of mach con.
graduation in Administration circles. There
was therefore much disappointment when al
aiate hour last night the news came to the
President that the Ohio Convention had FOL.
lowed Pennsylvania in putting itself on the
record against the third term. and had thus
entirely ignored the Presidents letter. This
action Of the Ohio Convention has convinced
The politicians that the Presidents letter came
100 late to stop declarations against the third
Term, and IL Is the beiefthat alt the republican
conventions will declare against it, inst as
they would had no letter been issued. The
Presdent was disappointed at this action of
Inc ONO Convention, ADD there is no at,emnt
TO conceal the Disappointment upon the part
OK his friends. He did not say very much
about it this morning before be left tor Long
Branch, but IL can be assumed that his grief
WIN not be inconsoiab'e 10 the event OF Repub.
aeian defeats 10 D0ih Oaio and PENNSYLVANIA
next fal!. The President thinks that bis part
10 DOH OF these States has been weakened by
casting him 81. Baltimore Sun.
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,sse,,nc oe FARMERS I'm Amelia.

tRgrorted for the U.spaSsu'!
a. . meeting OF farmers Of Amelia county
held at Chula. In said county. on the i. uat
nj iJnne, for the purpose OF es'aellsn.ns .
fair aud market for tbe exhsbitlonanu saie VI
alIklnds Of stock and other agriculture. pro,
ducts of Chula depot, on the Richmond anu
u ,uyi,le railroad, DR.. r. +. SoutnaIt WAC
called TO the chair, aud Major W.. haEsie
appointed secretary.
The following resolutions were onereo ANU
unanimously adopted:
1. That committee OF tWenty.one DC ap,
nointed by the Chair to visit the farmers OF
the county and those living IN Jus vicinity
and ascertain what amount OF stock ana
other agricultural products VIII oe coz,
tributed and exhibited for sale wnen sa'a
fairs are held, and report 10 an aol'urneo
meeting to be held at Chula on The Iath OF
June.
of June the best plan IN their Judgment iol
| the conduct and arrangement OF ss'd ia'Fs Us
we'll as the time Of holding the same.
3. The chairman was, on motion, adaeo 70
the committee.
The folloWjng.named gentlemen were ap
pointed on the committee: william oiu, Ds'
| Monroe Bannister, j. S. Hardaway, =. .
Trench, George Chapman, 7. d. GosseI
percy M. Fuke, james F. Grattan. NJ: N :
Blacker, Charles E. Guidmard, W. o. Har
vie, Robert Z. Bridgeforth, Julien Berkeley
John Wingo, DR.. W. J. Chea!ham, Il. .
Green. Edward Johnson. Joseph b. wilson
Patrick Murphy, G. T. Foster, Rev. L. hey
singer. n,,,, ~
pers be requested to publish the proceeding
Of this meeting. T.. +. soUThALL,
W. o. Hdruie, Secretary. Chairman.
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Grant and Sherman.

W. ar. on,,e overcome by the criticism
messed by General GRANT upon GeneFa'
SasRsAS's book. Unjust have oVer"ne'.h.a
General SusRMAS. MONTGOMERY BLAIR .n',
,na,ed this, SHERMAN hated GRANT, ana 'i'ss
bic hook was written to husband his own
,anre,s and wilt other peoples. II sos gene
"a, GRANT has turned warm, whiting stream
of adp,ation upon suERsAS's lsurels. There
10 an earnestuess and emphasis OF ealogs De-
slowed by GRANT upon saERxAs's work that
-ern;nds ma Of MAcREApY's account OF MS re-
ception By the New York audience MAC
REApY says:
nMv call came; bad heard immense ap'
r,,ansc and three cheers for Mr. CLARkE III
MMacdnff. Ismiled and said to myself, they
mistake him for me- 1 went on. Ine
greatest applause, as 1t seemed. from Tue
whole house. / bowed respectfully, repeat
eddy. 1t st,ll kept on. l bowed, as II were,
emphaticaly 10 coin an expression LOT
bow, rather significantly, that was toucneG
By such demonstration. 1t continued.
thought This is becoming too much"
If General SHERMAN did not in reading
General GRANTS eucomium come 10 1he
same conclusion he is far less discriminating
than MAcsEADY. The fact is, this bit O
strategy OF GRANTS, we apprehend, has gone
far to dsarm all the beligerent persons who
were preparing to ire broadsiae into SHER
MAN. By sudden piece of leeerdemaln h
guns are transformed into Quaker guns ant
all his assaiiants are thrust aside with the re
proof of "let us have peace" Indeed, it j
the best specimen of strategy We have eve
known GRANT to achieve. II is enough 4
make SIBERIAN ask himself /" For what did /.
write this book" The "situation" nov
is epigmatical. We may repeat LINCOLN
celebrated remark when SHERMAN marched
from Atlanta: He's gone in, and there's NJ
telling where he will come out"
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OAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS,

~ WEST VIRGINIA
OPEN JUNE /.
These are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WA.
TERS. containing also IOn'NE and SALTS OF
LITHIA. The diseases In which they have proven
of norabte e1icicy are:
l. Uf the kidneys and Bladder.
2. kheunlatism and Gout
3. Acid Dyspepsia.
4. Some diseases OF the Skin : ard wonderfully
restorative to the female Constitution when eL-
fee bled or Frustrated by special maad!es. For
proof whereof See
MEDICAL TESTIMONY IN OUR PAMPHLET.
There is no 6ner summer climate In America.
The BATHING Il -UPr,nR. Rooms spacious aud
airy accommodations superior.
Hoard: S15 and 81 s Per wee X; f4J 10 800 per
mooth-as st ited fnS In pinphlrt with al other
partlculi IA. Apply 10 FRAZIER n SAIL
10 l. n ThS S.tIoIS prnrrriOrs.
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lErom The PatsrIhurg NeusII

Respectfully dedicated 10 the Richmond
Dispatch:
1--WE Will bet nicka that not eosnty in
the Southwest wherein the public datt -aues
ton is discussed will send single funeer to
the Legislature next fall. Ii one Should get
into the House of Delegates it will he by
keeping the people uniformed as to the
condition Of the debt."-Erlst0l Ne,os.
Oh, We know that district. McMl1.IN
came near beating TERRY for Congress. Aud
a yaboo representative there proposes Hto
worry the public creditor into despair"
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me- THE BEST NEWS IN THE CIT,
is THAT
WILLIAM THALHIMER

is THAT
So WILLIAM THALHIMER
has determined to adopt the oNE-PRICE SYSTEM
md las been engaged for the past week 10 marking
goods down to the ry lowest prices that they can
be sold in any other house In the city. Having q
small expense, and buying aud selling my gooos
tor cash only enables me to offer extra bargains
and, believing in quick Gales and small profits,
will from This day ask but one price, and that the
lowest guaranteed In this city. invite the public
to call and see for themselves.
LOCO pieces DRt So GOODS from 12Hc. yard
. to 75c.-a large assortment to suit an, BODY and
everybody; .."
BLACK GxENADINES from 1870. to 81, In
striped, figured, black and colored-striped. &c.
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to 81 reduced from
. 10 10 75c. yard
BLACh-GROUND with WHITE STRIPE JAPA-
NESE SILK at 33c. worth SOC. yard;
LINENS and GRt SS-CLOrHs for suits, &C., 12S
TO soc. a yard;
WHITE VICTORIA LAWN at 20, 25, and soc.
worth 10:. yard more;
SWISS MUsLINS from 12h TO 37Ac.-e Htra bar
gains
LACE and sATIN.sTRIPE VICTORIA LAWNS
and rIQUES very low;
WHITE aud COLUkED PIQUES,a large line.
very cncapj
CAsSlMrKkS and LINENS, extra cheap and a
large lot. at SOC. worth 7oc.;
WHITE LINEN DUCK and STRIPED LINEN
DUCK, slightly damaged by fire, at Soc worth
double the price;
LADIES aud GENTLEMEN GAUZE SHIRTS
at 50and 75c. apiece;
1000 PARASULs, Of all kinds and prices from
SOC t, 10;
1900 CORSET extra cheap, from so: to $3.50;
SAsH-RIBBONs, a large line, from 20 to 7oc.-
very cheap;
! KID GLOVES. the largest stock In the city 10 &C.
ect from. in light and dark shades, at Toe, 81
and$1.25;
| Rest PAC FIG LAWNS trtmnants) at 12z worth
zoe. yard, and lots OF other goods, at
WILLIAM TtALHlMER'S,
COL Broad street.
| ed to je5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.az77 COHEN BROTHERS :,

.H9T HEN1BR0IhEHo
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS tnotin
remnants at 12Nc.
They have also one OF the largest aaSort ments OF
DRESS GOODS in the city.
DRESS GOODS at 8, 12k, IS, and 1Sc. Tor the
WoRsTED DEBEG Es-reduced fromss c. =
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced In
price.
Their assortment OF BLACK and COLORED
.,-.- SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is tne
largest and cheapest ever offered being bought
at various auction sales.
DO not fall to see their BLACK ALPACAs ana
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 12Hc., at Lee. reduced fr0m
9oc., at Csc. reduced from 40c.
Great bargains in FRENCH PlQUE5.
Also. FRENCH NA1NsoOK and CAMBRICs at
from 10 to &c., usual value 35 to 45c.;
SWISS MUsLINs and TARLATANs bought at
recent auction sales See their prices.
FRENCH-wovE CoRsETs at 5oc., at Tic. worth
Stat % selling generally for s1.7o, at II 80
reduced from 1916.
The largest variety in HAABURaH ED0lNo anu
INSERTING ever offered.
Also, large stock Of PARASOLs, "
COTTON TRIMMING in great variety at fully haii
value;
Also. COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price.
| RIBBONS in all widths and shades;
| SASH-RIBBONS from soc. up. )eo
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MAJ 1T WILL PAY YOU In BUYING
your DRY GOODS to call first on

n1- 1T WILL PAY YOU In BUYING
rour DRY GOODS to call first on
sYCLE BROTHERS,
&C this Is the place where you will always hnd
good assorted stock of everything usua y Kept IN
first. class drygoods house at the very lowest bot
tom prices.
They call now special attention 10 their FOURTH
SUPPLY OF SP tING AND SUMMER GOoDs
lust opened. Amongst which you will hnd
1000 pieces COLORED GRENADINES at 10c'
Ter yard, regular value 30c.;
]. 600 pieces DRESS GLODS at TX, II &C.. and one
shilling per yard-all goods which sold TWO
weeks ago Ut rs 80. and 40c.;
Handsome assortment OF all styles OF DRESS
GOODS from 25c yard up to $3.50;
500 pieces BLACK IRON-GHENADlNES ut one
shilling never sold less than s5c;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS cheaper than
ever;
BLACK ALPACAs at twenty-five per cent. below
regular market prizes: ......-
4 aud "A FRENCH PERCALES az Ike worm
Is AMI zoe. per yord:
]. 900 pieces new LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
500 pieces SOLID and STRIPED LINENS nj
IKE. worth 25c.;
5000 pieces new SUMNER CALICoEs and PER-
GALES;
REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN, an endless vari-
ETY.;
The areest stock ever shown In this city OF VIC
TURIA LAWNS, SWISS MUSlINS. TARLE-
TANS, NAINSOOKS-plain, striped, ana
checked; PIQuES, LACE-sTR1PE MAR
sEILLEs, IRISH LINENS, COTTON and
LINEN DIAPER, BROWN aud BLEACHED
DAMAsKs, FRUlT-CLOfHS. TOWELS, and
NAPKINS;
WHITE and COLoRED BED-oUnTs from 81
uptoS10:
100 pieces "a. ga. and Ga PLAIN and CHECK
ED MATING;
NECK and ia SH-RIBBf M very low;
The latest styles OF NECK ana BAr-sCARFs,
COLLARS, CUFFS, FANS, BELTS, CHAINS
&C.;
New CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INsERTINGS
from &c. per yard up;
LADIES' and Misses Y, HITE aud STRIPED HOSE
at all prices
New goods are daily added to the Increased stock
of dry goods at SiCLE BROTHERS.,
4s9 Broad street,
muck batweeu Fourth and Fifth.
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uEALING SPRINGS
w. B. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR,
DIR. NJ. II. HOUSTON, RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
BATH COUNTY. VA.
BATH COUNTY. VA

This deseryedly pouular summer resort VIII be
oprned on The FIRST PAY UfJCSc for the re-
c.ptiou or visitors by the under LINED, VINO nah
spent the besr part Of his lifetime In hotel Keeping
aud reels satisfied he will be able u render enufe
satisfaction TO all who may f.v"r h'm WIN lne,i
patronage and sustain the reputation these sP!uss
have paipef with plea ure. SEEK rs as wei tupse
who seek the use OF The waer for medicinai pu'-
poses. - ,,,,o ., r.r,I.s
There will 30 q reasonable deduction 10 paino
who wish TO make this their home for tue summer
say three months. mi,
for pamp lets aud circulars giving NOR t n,,
mute description OF the spr GRs and the way On
Co, npnd, or 10 me Ut the SPrnzs. Ges wv
tickets TO CoviGgt0n from all points. wefs .,,.s
win be i close connection with me st,Be mI I'D
rec 10 the springs over q ueaunful nountan To- r.
Parties pickering private conScyanc-s can bi ~,
them by tele9raphing TO the proprietor ~ Wv
Springs. I'm Furnish
ali particulars r,laiiYe TO the waters and orasu.
my ISIn w. X. ;RISS5", ProptletoI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05

A SUGGEsTIoS.-Tnst the Virginia Mutual
Admiration Society be dissolved Richmond
Dispatch.
DO tell US, Guv'nor, why do you sour on
your long served idol s-Yorfolk Deg Book.
Sour, indeed Why only day before yes
terday we said that the Day Book vas the
Petersburg Appears model of an ideal paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-05
IN NJEN0RlAM

or Profess r. G. II. TAYLt,R, Surgeon ana NJ. H.
who died In this city at rtne cen minutes past lo
O'Clock p. M. on the Cd May tmO.
- ow are the IN ghty fallen VI WAS tne peinora-
BILE lamentaion 81 The noble David Wnen ne learn.
ed from the mouth Of the AmaleEtte OF me oelth OF
Saui his worst enemy, who, wounded III baltie, ha
uut An end 10 his life with his own hand. no"
much more, then. shall we lament the untinely
Tcatn OF one who not only not our enemy ~
ali Int counted among our best friends.
Professor CHARLIE II. TAYLOR was born III
Kingston, Jamaica. descended from family OF no.
hle blood on his fathers side also OF one OF me
OIsJ families of Jamaica on that OF his mciher re
| was Highly educa,ei and very accomplished. ne
surgery In the great city OF Paris studied Dtdicine
a. the MEDICAL College of Keokus. IN The Cnlted
state, and served with honor ann OILS lncllon rs SUI
gcon IN The ilnired states army Tor hVe wears. MS
accomplishments were many, being proneieht Ia
vocal as VT II irstru mental music" lie converse
fluenty In French and was master OF several o.her
languages.
lie came among US stranger. but we soon le: rneo
to love bin as u brother; ana at the time OF MS
death he was serving in the most eXhius'en pc
sirio In our cif-tnIt Of editor of The hicnmonu
ReUietr the only newspaper ever conducted IN lhls
city eu,irciy ny colored men,. ,, ,.
He Il fl Il devoted wife and one child ian 1nfanI
dauehtcrI to mourn their loss. He was non
centred al Of those Virtues which constitute IN =
trul, great But above all he was n true Christian
of noble heart, fun of love for the whole human
family. Peace 70 his ashes. lie sleeps IN pirglnla
soil. lie is mourned ~ Nirg'u1ans, anu his memo
ry will ever be cherished BY AL who knew him.
ON s;
RICHMOND, VA, June 81. 1875.