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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-30

II EVY'S HALL FOR 'RENT.-The< Ga
IL finest and kest-arranged dancins-hall In Eli
the city. Dressing and supper-rooms convenient
to the hail. Apply at our office; ,,,o,,,,,.-,,r i
Our LODGE-ROOM Is for rent on TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS. ...a. s-'#
no 30-lm 80
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FURNITURE

NREAT BARGAINS IN 'FURNf-M
VI TuRE;-In order 10 reduce stock I will ~
for the next thirty days sell ut small advance vi
on cost. Ny stock is the largest l have eyer
had comprising all the latest styles Of Bedroom,
steads Tables Lounges, Mattresses, Feather Beds,
&c. sc. 1t will be to the interest of parties want
ing furniture to cali on me before purchasing Terms
no 28-Sm between Third and Fourth streets.
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TOR ~RENT, THAT DESIRABLE az;
Il DWELLING No. $50 Eighth, between Ell
Clay and Leigh streets, containing FIVE rooms; be-
sides. Kitchen, gas water, &c. Possession at once,
Amply to JOHN Il. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
de 2S,3O&Jal Bank and Eleventh streets.
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aREAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
CITY PROPERTY, one of the most desi, 80
modern improvements; well arranged, desiraDiy
incatnd.7 and surrounded Ivy handsome grounds.
snnIv fo ''" FhANKsD. HILL y,
npP'' y h1s.& .',- Real Estate Agent, J.
10 oeIat..,b No. l1OS Main street.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY will
v be given in exchange for good FARM; Give
full particulars. Address FAkMEdRiJ
de 2S-3t care BOX 100, hicnIhollu, ..
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ESIDENCE FOR RENTING Al
HI HOUSE now occupied by Colonel G. A.E4
Cunningham, OH Cary between First and Second
streets The house contains nine rooms, with INT d.
ern improvements. Possession can be given on the
5th of January. Apply to
THOMAS POTTS, Administrator
do 2S-3t CORNER Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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Ladies', Gentlenen's, and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES made to order. sst-. .,t.It1.
e No. o12k Main street, -n1
de 20-lm .i. .s#E#t.I Richmond Va
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MISSES SCHOOL-SHOES, $1.59; mA9
WI LADIES' FOXED CATERS, S1.75,RMY
So, and upwards at 'i MAY'S,jtity kSN
: de % . COZ Broad street.; 49,
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

CENTLEMEN'S THREE-SOLEM aa
VI CATERS, $3.50; LADIES' GoATHWEA
SHOES, So to 1926. at,...-,.. = ~
de. 81 MAYS, COZ Broad street. ss-
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NENTLEMEN'S MOBILE-ToEwfsB
VI Il. CALF CATERS, So: sg.J Rk&Y
CHlLDS' SCHOOL-SHOES, 81, and S1.25,S ~
ut Ide 22I MAYS, 607 Broad street
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But "what arc you goingt to do about it ?"
Is question easier asked than answered.
At any rate, we have acted upon the sug-
gestiOn OF our correspondent, and "said
something about it," and we hope, at
. another time, to say something more about
it. There is not only something wrong
somewhere, but a good many things wrong
in many directions.
We have only time, in closing, to allude
to a few Of the existing muddles. When
great mercantile houses make most disas-
trous and disgraceiul failures-iailures
which reveal the fact that they have been
worse than nothing through long years Of
good credit, and it turns out that all the
partners OF the bankrupt concern have,
during the years OF their good credit,
hedged against the future by paying for
immense annuity insurance policies out
OF the Money belonging to their credi-
tors, does it not seem az il there was
something wrong about the life-insurance
business? When badly-iailed merchants
continue to live in magnificent houses which
have been settled on their wives not long
before they went into bankruptcy, does
there not seem to be something wrong about
the laws which permit such settlements ?
When known swindier works his way
through bankruptcy and gets what is
called az honorable discharge, when every
body seems to be aware that he Is fraud
deserving Jail, lis there not something wrong
in the laws OF bankruptcy - ~
And, finally, when We find these classes
OF bold swindlers, who have, through long
years oil trckery, fraud, and the sharpest
4 sort Of practice, made their way to apparent
financial comfort over the wrecks OF the
fortunes OF worthy people, kindly and fa-
yolably received into good society, their
past conduct apparently atoned for by lavish
use Of lll-gotten gains, must we not con-
clpde that there is something radically
wrong in oursocial system r? Boston 1raU-
elgsy.
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D EMEMBER, MAY CLOSES SATUR-
h DAY until $50 P. NJ. Buy during the week.
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FOR RENT, DWELLING No. SOB G:a
IL east Franklin street, with eight large rooms Ell
besides smaller rooms; all modern Improvements,
&c. Apply TO GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
do 2Q-3t
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NHILDS' TOY TRUNKS, $1.25. .@fsg
Walk phast and eezy. Buy ENGLISHv WAs
CATERS for IS at 80 MAYS,
de 90 - o. :. if...tIf Sixth and Broad.
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WOOD AND COALs 49, -
c100 5000, 1926, $1,000 TO LEND for
DICC. twelve months on unincumbered RicE-
mond city property. Nm nm
Also 80. 600 to invest in REAL ESTATE PAPER
maturing in nintty days.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
aoo Tenth and Main streets.
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Enconrnring Symptoms.

The cheering glow dIfrusOd throughout the sys
lam By Hostettcr's Stomach Btters, the elasticity
Of mind and body which they impart, and the dis
appearance which they cause Of those vague, un
easy feelings 30 difficult 70 describe, are most en-
courasing symptoms to the depending invalid
The sensation ofreturnIng health Is most delight
full one, and to enjoy IT, those afflicted with dys
pepsIa, liver complaint constipation, Intermitteu
or rcIttent fevers lack Of vitality, sleeplenness
rheumatic, nervous and urinary troubles, ShOult
avail Themselves without delay Of this invaluable
tonic and corrective. Besides being bpeciGeall!
adapted 10 the eradication Of these malldles, II I
Votdrously effective 10 all diseases involving d.
mInutIon Of vital power on account Of its proper
ties as general inylgorsnt. r eod&W
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ALL intelligent and trustworthy OBJ
servers at Cincinnati agree that the knife
with which Mr.. Blaine's throat was cut
was sharpened on the Conkling. Cameron
grindstonc. Mr.. Blaine himself has n
very lively consciousness OF the fact.
Conkling and tho Camerons were deter
mined that he should not be the nominee
in any event, and his Pennsylvania
friends played into their hands from first
to last. The judicious feeding OF outside
Conkling votes to Haitranft enabled Don
to keep the delegation in hand until
Blainc's chance was past. The New York
Tribune hears that the final combination
which nominated Hayes was arranged
between midnight and s o'clock, Friday
morning, ut conference at which Don
and A. D. Cornell were present. The
agreement was 10 give the second place
on tho ticket to Stewart L. Woodtord,
but it was found impossible to carry it
out. Wheeler was bitter pill to the
New York Conkling men, but they had
10 swallow him. The outsiders preferred
l,tN,
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a sloundsville Note.
MouNpsvlllE, Juno lO, ls7O.

Editors Of the IntellIgcnceE
notice in your valuable paper
this morning some resolutions signed
by the official body Of the N
Z. Church Of this place, in
which they appear to Let our pastor
down on n feather bed. In justice TO the
committee before whom the trial was con-
dncted, and to one Of the brothers tried
l will say that the second resolution Is q
slur. 1t reads that although the deci.
sion Of the committee sustained but one
Of the charges preferred, we, understand.
ing fully all the circumstances connected
with the matter, see in Il no reflection,
either expressed or implied, against Bro.
Sanford"
Why did not the officials make this res.
olution about this way-viz-it the com.
mittee Of investigation had known every.
thing that We know, they would have
sustained every charge preferred.
Well, II they knew anything why did
they not voluntarily offer their testimony
in their pastors behalf. The truth OF the
matter Is simply this: I have heard over
one half Of the official body Of the church
say that one Of these brothers who were
tried had been badly treated by the pastor.
l must say, however, that ] really believe
that II Bro. Sanford had had his own way
in the business the charges would never
have been preferred. But woe to his
right bower! l heartily Join in with the
brethren on the the Sd, 18th and 9th reso-
buttons. JUSTICE.
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THE Pa1LosopuY OF THE FOURTH
by the way, it is singular trait of
man nature that II celebrates great events
by great noise. The philosophy Of The
fact must lie in the social nature ofmar
that nature which makes II essential
that his neighbor preceives that he is eel
ebrating. An average human being
could not go into dark room and celc'
-brate the battle OF the Nile or Of Water.
loo or tho emancipation OF the negroes all
by himself. In the hours Of his suprme
iubilation man must DO conspicuous,
The world must perceive him, and be
amazed. Out OF this popularity Of man
comes the Chinese cracker and the gun
and the old horse.piStol as apart Of the
Fourth. They say to the world: "Here
l am with my patriotism. Don't you
hear NEEDN'T you see me?' The July
powder is the patriotic soul expressing
itselfso that a stupid world shall hear
and know It's Utmost devotion TO "76."-
Prof, ISring'S Alliance.
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THURSDAY, JUNE ae, 1876.
Republican State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party oil
West Virginia will DO held at the city Of Parkers-
burg, ON THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of July, 1916,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for tho
offices Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintendent Of Free Schools, and
three judges Of tho Court Of Appeals also for the
purpose Of nominating an Electoral Ticket, and
tnnSactIug such other proper business as may come
before the Convention.
The Union Republican Party Of tho State Is re-
ques,ed tonppoInt delegates to sald Convention from
tho various Counties at such time and in such mail
ncr as may be convenient to the people Of the sew
Cral counties.
All voters Of tho State, without regard 10 past
political differences. or patty affiliations who arc in
favor Of such changes In ouI Constitution and laws
Ms experience has shown necessary, and favor re-
irenohment and economy in the administration o.
Our State affairs. and the punishment Of official
corruption, nrc cordially invited to participate IL
the said County and State Conventions
By order Of the State Union Republican Execu
tive Committee. JOHN W. MASON,
GRAFTON, W. Va, juno !, 1876. Chairman
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Convention Work of tho AssOcIn-
ted Press. .r.
From the Chicago Tribune.
The immense amount Of work performs
ed by telegraph companies in connection
with the late National Convention is not
realized by the people. Thursday night
last the Western Union Company alone
sent out from Cincinnati special dis
patches aggregating 250, 900 words to $50
daily newspapers in all parts OF the coun-
try. The Associated Press reports East
and West, the same night, amounted TO
$4,000 words, and over 10000 private
messages were disposed OF. The ordin-
airy business was transactedas usual. It
was not a favorable day for telegraphing
either, rain storms in the Northwest
causing some trouble. Friday night
nearly as many words were sent. A
large part Of the. credit for this
admirable work is due to general An
son Stager, OF Chicago, who was
on the ground, and actively superintend'
cd operations. The Associated Press re-
ports, which have been universally COM
mended for their accuracy and fullness,
were made by reporters Of the Chicago
Tribune, under the immediate direction
Of VIM. Henry Smith, General Agent Of
the Western Associated Press. The re-
portorial corps was composed US follows:
+. II. Hall, city editor Of the Tribune
John W. Postgate, r. W. Ransom, John
Richie. G. Percy Engliah-all members
Of the Tribune city staff. Mr.. Hall direct
cd the actual taking Of the reports, and
Mr.. Smith prepared them for transmits
sion. The workmanlike manner in which
every member Of the corps discharged his
duty may be judged from the fact that the
entire report for Thursday, embracing
nearly $4,000 words was inthe Office OF
the Tribune in Chicago by 0 o'clock Thurs
day night. We do not know Of any in.
stance Of quicker or better work in the
way Of reporting and telegraphing.
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PoLrICAL NorEs.-There is some nu-
diblc curiosity to sec the Presidents val
edictory letter to Bristow.
The Maine Republican organs are max
ing heroic efforts to adjust themselves to
the situation.
They say that the way that John Lo'
gan talked to those five impenitent Bris-
tow delegates from Illinois was enough to
make his pastors hair stand on end.
II Gov. Hayes should resign his present
office at once, there would have to be an
election for Governor in October, and the
managers don't like the prospect OF that,
SO thcy urge him to hold on till fall, when
the Lieutenant Governor can succeed him
for the rest OF his term.
Now please don't begin to speak OF the
members Of the cabinet till after the cleo
lion, though, Of course, George William
Curtis will hold port.folio.-BOton
journal.
Mr.. Frye, Of Maine, says that one Of
the worst obstacles the Blaine men had
to meet at Cincinnati was the influence OF
the allopathic physicians, Of whom there
were several on the various delegations.
As soon as these directors heard that the
physicians who sent the dispatches about
Mr.. Blaine were homeopathists, they be.
gan to work against Blaine. One OF them
was delegate from Michigan, and Mr..
Frye attributes the early detection Of that
delegation largely to his influence. He
says that the allopuths all held that the
symptoms of Mr.. Blaine were not prop
erly reported or interpreted.
George William Curtis is satisfied
more so than he had dared to hope he
would be. Bristow was his first choice,
to be sure, but Hayes will give the coun.
try pure and faithful administration.
Wheeler Is a man off the same piece.
The Fifth avenue conferees and the In
dependent voters generally will support
the ticket, Mr.. Curtis thinks; II not with
demonstrative enthusiasm, ut least with
heartiness. That so "clean" ticket
should have been obtained out OF strict
party convention seems to him an inspir-
Ing omen and promise for the future.
He was much impressed by the personal
devotion inspired by Blaine, and speaks
Of Col. Ingersoll's speech us remarka.
bic piece Of rhetoric. But for McPher.
sons ruling in the matter OF the PennSyl-
vania votes, he thinks Blaine might have
been nominated.
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DIED.

BURDATS,-On Wednesday nOruIng, Juno q,
1870, at half past nine o'clock, HERMAN THEopoRE
G, infant son OF Oscar and Louise Durdats, aged n
days .
Funeral from the residence Of parents, No q
Eleventh street, this (Thursday) morning at 10
o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully In
ylted 10 attend. ,...-.-
PARISH.-0n Wednesday evening, june q,
1876, at 600 o'clock HARRlEr, wife Of George Far
ish, aged % years and months. r
Funeral from the residence OF her hu,band, No.
II Twenty.iourth street, this afternoon at 6oelock'
Friends Of tho family arc Invited.
rsteubenyIlle papers please copy.1
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents per day for drove horses or horses ioi
le; 81 90 per day for horses that are required 4
DO handled or exercised and broken.
will keep careful and attentive grooms, and
horses left In my care will have proper caro- and al.
tentlon and handled properly, but will not DO 70.
sponslble for unayoIda bile accidents. n
Ny second great Catalogue Sale will take place
SATURDAY, June 2ith, at 10 o'clock A. u. Par.
ties having property to offer will receive prompt at
tentlon by addressing -
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SPECIAL mo- NOTICES.

NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL
IN Essay, comprising series Of lectures deliver
cd At Kahlis Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
tSe cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
Indisputably how lost health may be regalned, ai.
iOrdIns clear synopsisoi the impcdlments to mar.
riaSe, and the treatment Of nervous md physical
debility, being the result Of 20 years experience.
Price 2Sc. Address the author, On. L. J. KAHN,
office and residence 81 East 10th street, New York.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mad, n GdpdAee, rottdgs pttGtd.
Nm. vs,r..,..,,,..ss ooIThroo montha........S2 GO
III iponthS........... 00One month........... 70
Delivered BY Carriers In City ibo per week
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AYoR's PROCLAMATION.

Mayors oPVicR,
WHEELING, June 10th, 1876.
The Council has ordered the enforcement Of the
ordinance In relation to the use In the city limits
Of fireworks irecrackers guns DC, and also ordered
the appointment Of sufficient extra police 10 aid
In compelling the Observance Of the laws during
tho approaching Centennial Celebration. All per-
sons are hereby warned that any violation Of the
18th section, page 1885, Of the ordinance Of the city
will no promptly punished. The object Of the
CSGnGll Is 70! 70 prevent aeeiuent anu mescrve prop
from the use Of fireworks, &C., on such occasions,
not 10 prevent or repress any demonstration which
may DO safely INDUCED IT, and permission will DO
given for such displays Of places where am atis-
hed no danger Is to 10 apprchended.
je2t A. y. SWEENEY, Mayor.
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or arranges His Pastoral BUS.

The Way u West Virginia Preach.
er arrRnges His Pastoral Bus
mess.
From the Martin,btuy statesmap.I
The worthy rector Of Trinity Church,
Rev. John W. Lea, has adopted the fol-
lowing excellent plan for communicating
personal requests for pastoral visits. i
will result in q great saving Of the rector's
time, besides by filling the card properly
the rector will DO informed as to what ID
specially required Of him.
PASTORS CALL CARD.
The object Of this card Is 10 open the way fol
easy and early communication with your pastel
whenever you deslfe 10 sec him.
,,,......... ......M Month Day, lsI
wish 10 see you, II you can call betTeen lht
hourS shall call NJ you
study 0n.........the."..,., .about......P. NJ
suBJEcrs OF CONVERSATION.
1. Questions Of Bible Teaching.
?. Questions Of Personal Duty.
., Questions Of Personal Experience.
q Questions In regard TO Trials, burdens anu
8, ouestIons relating 10 Work for ChrI,t.
8. Questions Of Concern for OtheiS.
Z. Gases which need Pastoral Attention
BY marking any Of the above figures you may 10
dIcate tho special subject on which YOU Msh y, !.
converse with your pastor or note anythlbs Gus
you may wish 70 speak upon on tne oInef nde. ,
Pleas siSn your name, al the blanks, ana drOf
M. IN M church box or hand or send 10 the pas
or. and he viii Bec you ut the umo nxed, or soo1
HAMR........'..'..''.s..s'.''s'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

aDaily except Sunday.
tDaIly except Monday. -.
tStsubenyille Accommodation.-This train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire stopping when re9ul.
red at Sherman, House, Rtnayillc, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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TIE surviving soldiers OF the Mexican
war should march in a body in the Fourth
OF July procession. tl.l
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NOTICE
Redemption ofPublic building Loan Bonds

The hOlders Of tho above named bonds are hero
by notified that bonds Of the following numbers
namely, ~, 20, 81 1885, T. %, 1884, 1oS, ISL, Co. no
81, lle, 147, 5, have been dawn by lot ip accord
anee with the provisions Of the ordinance autho-
rlrng the same, and will be paid at the Exchangt
Bank July list, 1876, at which time they will CEASE
to bear interest. J. N. VANCE,
NIL OFT, rn
jel7 Commissioners Public Building Loan.
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oRG WIN sell SATURDAY, JUNES>v,
H97se 2ith, 1876, at 10 A. NJ, IS 10 2QA2S
head Of Horses Of various kinds and prices. Also
several Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, dc.
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REDUCTION M THE PRICES or

NREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
VI LIVERY.
HUSEMEN d MENDEL
VIII on and after June 10th, 1876, make the follow
Ing reduction In their price List for Cash, and Cash
only; ..... ..,..,..
To Greenwood and N. Catholic Cemeteries, morn
| ing, from 81 90 reduced 10 - %.
10 Greenwood and N. Catholic Cemeteries, alter
| noon, from s. 90 reduced TO 81 90.
To Mt Wood Cemetery, morning, from 50 % 10
dueed to 81 90.
To MI. WOOD Cemetery, afternoon, from q %
reduced 70 50 %.
TO Red Mans Cemetery, morning, from s. core
duced 10 o. 90.
To Red Mans Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 %
reduced 10 50 co.
To Old Catholic Cemetery, morning, from $ 90
reduced 10 81 90.
To Old Catholic Cemetery afternoon, from q 90
reduced 10 IS 90. -.
10 John Street Cemetery, morning, from s. %
reduced 10 81 90.
To John Street Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 %
reduced 10 90 90.
To PenInsulRr Cemetery, from 81 reduced to s..
To Caldweus Run Cemetery, from " rednecd to
TO McMechcns Cemetery, from 50 reduced to
81 80.
ToNeeland's Cemetery, from 90 reduced to 81 80.
To Martins Ferry Cemetery from 50 reduced 10
s. 80.
To Stone Church Cemetery, from 50 reduced TO
To Rock Hill Cemetery. from IS reduced to 50.
HACKS FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES OR BALLS.
In the city reduced from 90 TO s. %.
In the country reduced from 8 90 70 IS GO.
Hacks to Opera House reduced from 90 10 IS %.
oMt. Dc Chantal reduced from 90 10 So.
to W. Alexander reduced from 10 90 10 81.
per day reduced from 10 90 to ST.
per half day reduced from 90 TO 81 80.
city run reduced from 2 90 TO 81.
10 Bridgeport reduced from 90 10 81.
Bu6GlES.
Double Team and Buggy per day reduced from
| Z 90 TO IS 90.
Double Team and Buggy per half day reduced
from 0 90 10 81 90.
Horse and Buggy per day reduced from 90 10 81.
Horse and Buggy half day reduced from % TO 50.
Horsc and Buggy, evening drive, reduced from
8 90 to 50 co.
The above will apply In all cases except the
FOURTH OF JULY, when the old rates viii DO
charged, and on Sunday, when Horsc and Buggy
will DO 81 90 per day; 50 00Psr halliday.
BAR0UCHEs.
Per day reduced from 90 10 50 90.
Per half day reduced from 70 to 81 90 ..
Messrs. HUsEMEN L MENDEL are determined
II
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Messrs. HUsEMEN 4 MENDEL are determined
10 meet the popular demand In the matter Of prices,
and will no doubt DO encouraged. They arc thanh,
they hope, induce others 10 patroniEe them. jeii