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The Gan Francisco Neus- Letter says it has
been calculated in regard to the total income
OF Mr.. Mackay, the youngest of the quar-
tette OF "bonanZa princes" that each min.
ute OF the day and night twenty-five golden
dollars drop into his pockets with mcchani.
cal and monotonous regularity. Mr.. Mackay
owns three-eighths Of the famous Bonanza
mines, from which his income is estimated
to be over 100000 per month. The Cali.
fornia mine adds another $3.50, 900 per months
to his income.
A new post-office is established at Routts
Hill, Fanquier county, Va, on the old site
OF Foxyille, between Bealton and New
Brighton. with James p. Olinger as post
master; the post-office at Rock Springs,
Patrick county, Va, is discontinued for
want OF a candidate-tle papers go to Pat
rick Courthouse; the post-oftice at Laurel
junction, Richie county, w. Va, is also
discontinued for want OF candidate-the
papers 60 to Volcano, Wood county, Va.
Mr.. Edwin Booth, the tragedian, as can
honor to the ladies Of his native State, has
volunteered his services for o benefit at
ForPs Opera House, Baltimore, on the 18th
instant, the proceeds to be placed at the dis
posal OF the ladies Of the Maryland Centen-
NAL Committee. Mr.. Booth will appear rs
Woolsey In Richelieu, and as Petruehio IN
Tanning the sereW. s,
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Mr.. STEWARDS WILL CoNTEsTEn.-A Pc
tition was presented in the Surrogate's
Court, OF New York, on "Wednesday, ny
james Bailey and others. praying that the
pretended probate of the will OF the late a.
II. Stewart be set aside. The reasons Tor
this as given in the petition are. first, tllat
the petitioners are blood relatives OF the latS
Mr.. A. r.. Stewart; second, that the vii,
was admitted to probate Gas If the same had
been duly proved as a will OF real and per,
sonal cstate;" third, that the pretended VIII
was not the last will of Alexander Turney
Stewart, as it was obtained "by clrcumvcn-
ton and undue influence practiced against
and upon said Alexander Turney Stewart
by Henry Hilton. or some other person I'm,
known to the petitioner" The court granted
an order requiring Mr.. Stewards executors,
deviSes, and legatecs to appear on the lotll
of June and show cause why the probate OF
the instrument as will should not be adj
Judged void and be set aside. Mr.. Bailey,
who is Il first cousin Of the late Mr.. Stewart,
is wcll-known citizen OF Brooklyn.
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Speaker Kerr has received a friendly, per-
! sonal letter from General Butler i'll relation
| TO the charges pending against him. Gene
| raj Butler says that there is not decent
| man, woman, or child in the United States
who believes the charge. He begs Mr. Kerr
not to allow it in the least to worry him,
and characterized it us an infamous con-
spiracy. He closes by abiding to their
| long term Of service in Congress together,
| their opposing views on political questions.
&c. ,
Theodore Tilton is rebuilding shattered
fortunes" on his Iacturing tour. Seeing a
dilapidated graye-stone ut North Attlcboro'
bearing the name Elizabeth Richards" he
gave five dollars to have it restored and some
| flowers put on tlle mound, saying that he
did not know the deceased, but it repre-
scented Renaissance. 1t will be reniem-
bercd That his wife's maiden name was EliZ-
abeth Richards.
Patrick McNichoI, witness in Philade-
phia court, touched his lips to the Bible
| without smacking them, and the opposing
| lawyer insisted upon genuine kiss. "Do
You want me to open my mouth and swa-
| low it," asked Pat. "kiSs it as you would
| kiss your wife," said the lawyer; but Pat.
| said that he had never kissed anybody. The
Judge kindly illustrated how the kissing
ought to be done, and the witness initiated
| him.
Antoinctte Polk, daughter OF the sol
der bishop. is the belle par excellence OF
| Roman society this winter. She lntes in
herself rs many attractions as itall the fairies
! had been present at her christening. The
| "bluc blood" OF one Of the first southern
families wealth sufficient for worldly
needs, and the beauty Of perfect features,
| and grand classic style, she has the world
| at her feet, and it isrumOred that the Prince
Doria is among her suitOrs.- World.
Our Minister in England is not expected
| to make the first call on any one below tue
rank Of duke. and the same is-trlle OF his
wife, who need call on no one below Il Ouch
| css but is entitled to the first call from all
others. and, when in company where State
| etiquette is observed, can walk out OF or
| into Il room directly after the duchcsses.-
! IlGS. Grumpy.
The Court OF Claims has decided To APP
| noint receiver for the Hot Springs pro-
! perty, in Arkansas, on behalf OF the Gov
| crnmcnt. lie is to collect rents equal to the
amount paid by the occupants OF the build
| inrs at the time the land was declared Gov
ernmcnt property.
| Tennyson's ode to the Prince OF Wales is
| delayed another month in consequence OF
the poet's ardllous labors in taking down
stoves and shaking carpets. BrOohtyn ar
gus.
| We find that the destruction OF tobacco
| plants by the fly through this region Is we'll
nigh universal.-NctSon county Examiner
We grieve to record the fact that the Tenn
plars, to Il man. paradrd in their knish!
shirts. Philadelphia Bulletin.
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FINAL CELEBRAT1oN.-The final celebra-
ton of the Phoenix and Philomathean Soci-
cites Of William and Mary College will take
place on Wednesday evening, June 2lst.
President, j. ". Garnett, Washington, D..
c.; Salutatorian, J. L. Gordon, Virginia.
Orators: Philcmathcan, J. G. Hohson, Fir-
ginia; Phoenix, b. b. Munford, Virginia;
Valcdictorian, W. T. Taliaferro, Virginia.
Committee: W. T. Jones chairman Vir-
ginia: Fl. Parton, England; r. B. 7. Cur
tis, Virginia; Y. p. Garrett, WASHINGTON,
D. c.; B. D.. Peachy, Virginia; w. T.
Strange, Virginia; +. P. Tayler, Virginia;
G.. W. Bland, Virginia; a. Brooks, Vir-
ginia; Fl. +. Cuthercl, Virginia; +. P. II.
Harrison, Virginia; W. T. Stighman. Fir-
GINA; G. 3. Wilmer, Alabama; G. P. Arm
istead, Va.
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EFOUNTAIN-TOP,

OH the summit OF the Blue Ridge .o36 feet above
tidc-water|, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
seventeen miles east OF Stauutou.
WILL OPEN JUNE 18TH.
The atmosphere Is cool and bracing day and night.
The water Is chalybeate and freestoue. The views
and scenery extensive and as fine as any In the
mountains. The tables will be furnished and served
in style rst-class. Horses and conyeyanees for the
accommodation of the guests. Post-oince ut the
hotel
Passengers by the DAY trains each why win ask
conductors to put them of ut "Mountan-Top sta
tiou," immediately ut the west end Of the tunnel,
and not at Alton, as heretofore.
BOARD: Per week, SO: per month. $3.50. For
families remaining two or more months board win
be reduced according to room occupied
Until June 18th address me ut Richmond; after
that ut Mountain-Top. j. f. NE1SWASGER,
my 30-Im Proprietor
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CODES ISLAND,
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY,yVA.

This well-known seaside resort having been leased
Tor term OF years by the undersigned. they have
thoroughly repaired both hotel and cottages, and
Iations superior to any ever offered visitors by the
former proprictors. The hotel will be opened the
eucc, feel confident that visitors will leave the
IsandHIis year dissatisfied. We offer special rates IL
families who wish to spend the month OF June or thu
summer with us, and will make the price 10 suit the
times. For these rates apply TO Major JESSE r.
HUTCHINSON, Fifteenth and Cary streets, Richmond
Va. to It's by lester addressed to Cobbs Island.
T. &. SEGAR & CO.,
my 29-2m Proprictora.
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SILVER DISBURSEMENTS total issue
of silver, az per reports received at the
Treasury up to the 10Th of May, were :
Washington, s612,492; New York, $780,
SOL; Boston. 81, , 1899; Philadelphia, SGi6,
SGT; Baltimore, S343,730; Charleston, $780,
74i; San Francisco, S32,44S; New Orleans,
s221 .3S5; Chicago, s53l,736; Cincinnati,
S395.S13; st. Louis, Sl02, 40; Buffalo, $780,
7sl; Pittsburgh, $3.50, G99-total, S7,339, 2ss.
Paid OH account OF currency obligations,
S2,974,73l; fractional currency redeemed
with silver, S4,414,55S.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM STANTON +
tears stopping at the door,, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.

fears stopping at the door) on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
THIS WATERING-PLACE,
situated I'm the mountains Of Virginia, at an cieya-
ion Of 1000 feet above the level OF the sea- offers TO
both invalids and peasureseekers rare combsnau0n
of attractions In the variety and excelenceo tne
mineral waters, the healthy and deightful nature %
the climate and the unri@alled magnifeence OF the
The mineral springs include tho three Distinct
classes Of alum, chaly beate, and healing. the aidn5
water is shown by actual analysis to BIO fully equal
to that of the Rockbrdge Alum. The chaiyheafe ana
pis eSperience in the use Of these waters have iuy
established their great curative properties Jney nsse
made many wonderful cures, and are most admirably
adapted 10 the treatment OF dyspepsa liver @sessss
neuralgia rheumatism, diseases OF the urinary ana
generaiiye organs, maadies peculiar TO the female
sex, aud general debility. There are few forn1s or
chronic disease that would not either he entirely
'I PTUNEE or MISUNDERSTANDING In The healing
The nights are cool and pleasant In the hottest ncs-
Their aud the climate Is saiubrous and inyfgorAing
444S feet above the waterlevel. the highest noun.
tain In Virginia. iE I'm full view Of the hotei and not
more than three miles from IL.
Good music, croluet. and bowns1allsy VIII con-
hacks, and spring-wagOns for hire.
Hotel accommodations good and comfortable. Tho
whole will be opened for visitors on the 10TH OF
JUNE. !.
hstg dsy rsr ssS Children under eleven years old
and servants half price.
For circulars with analysis of water, certificate OF
cure. &c. write to the proprietors, or apply to tho
D''p"''" '''''' ''|P p. 4 NJ BURRUss,
je l-eodlm Propretofs.
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sure, provide for the comfort and welfare
OF his guests In the very best manner.
I'VE here tnhinge the stump and relieve
our " mejum" from the tripod. Who after
this will doubt "spirrit rapping ?" There is
wonderful amount of impuIsiveness in
spirit. We shall continue these notes, the
absence aforesaid notwithstanding. We fall
back on the "meium."l
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JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
29-2n

- ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY,
EIGHT MILES FROM GOSHEN DEPOT AND
FIVE MILES FROM BuLLBORO' DEPOT,
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY MAILS-TELEGRAPH OFFICE
AT THE HOTEL.
The proprietor of this popular SUMMER RE-
SORT, encouraged by the great Success OF laat sen
son. has during the winter added to the already conf
pfcte arrangements. until now the accommodations
offered the public far superior to any other wa
terinsplacc In the celebrated mountains of the Old
Dominion.
The GRAND HOTEL, BROOK HOUSE, and the
COTTAGES will be open for the reception OF visit
ors on the 10TH OF JUNE. ....
The chambers are large airy, and convenient ele-
ganly furnished, with gas In each room, and con-
u cctcd with the main office by electric bells.
HOT and COLD BATHS on each floor.
The MINERAL WATERS consist OF alum oil SIX
different grades, i0dine-allm. and chaly bcate.
The proprietor assures the public that the Jordan
Alum l. more modern In all of Its appointments
than any hotel or watcring-pac In this State.
KESSNiCH'S FULL BRASS AND STRING
EtND has been engaged.
BOARD: Per day, SO per week, III $50; per full
month td5 10 s65. according to location Of rooms
4 reduction of ten per cent. TO parties remaining
two months.
Pamphlets to he had on application 10 Purcell,
Laid 4 60. JOHN Is. TlNSlIEY, JR..
nv 2G-lm Proprietor.
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sUMmER RESORTS.
PLUE RIDGE SPRINGS,
BoTEToURT COUNTY, VA.
THE CELEBRATED DYSPEPSIA CURE.
$3.50 per day; SIS per week; s55 per month.
je2-1m PHIL. F. BROWN, Proprietor.
SWEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA..

This old and delightful Summer Resort win he open
for the accommodation Of wish rs on the 18TH. OF
JUNE.
No establishment Ii It's superior In point Of beauty
comfort or elegance of Its appointments Since last
1t has been repainted and renovated through
out, and Is now In perfect order.
CHANGES Per diem, So: per week, $3.50: per
month. $50. Children under ten years and cotored
servants half the above rates.
Parties or families desiring to make arrangements
for the season will please address above.
CAPTAIN J. H.. FREEMAN,
my 30-1m Superintendent.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA.

The WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, West Viz
sinIa, whose elevation Is two thousand feet above
tide water, and famous for Its ALTERNATIVE
WATERS and fashionable patronage, Is now open. u
Charges to July LIST: Monthly, ~ per day; weekly,
$50 per day. - -
For months Of July and August: Monthly, 3I.6o
per day; weekly, 80 per day.
| Extensive improvements have been made since
last year: among others, the ERECTION or me PEa-
provements, which will be kept open during winter
as well NJ summer; also, several NEW COTTAGES.
LADD & co. GEORGE L. PEYTON Il CO.
|, my 16-Tu. Th, &Sa1m
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sUMMER RES0RTss
SUMMER RES0HT8s
RAWLEY SPRINGS,
NEAR HARRIsosBuRG.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
GEORGE w. BUNKER, or wAsHiscTos,D.C. c..
s-tss sf1s MANAGER - ~

/, This we'll known and popular summer resort win
be open JUNE ], 1876. The waters by ansiystSs
compare fayorably with the renowned chatybeasa
aters OF Europe. Tt Is the strongest chasy beEx1 IN
the United States In addition to the water 5se lpc
ton pure and exfilerating atmosphere EaCSareRsna,
scenery fine walks, drives, hunting, Gshtn& &c, III
Tend TO make Rawiey the most atsractlyc % EA1 ~
the rnsss heathfnl resort In Virginia. The company
has at great expense erected the most comMcdloas
the past winter completed perfect system OF tcf-
racing and undertaking. ~ 80 800
-, AZ 81 TRICK, Tresfdert,
n s-9m Hnrrisonburg, Va. y
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Burlington Hasnkeye: Dom Pedro went
to the Mammoth Cave, but he waltzed
around the entrance for q long time before
he would 20 in. "Eet ees naice hole" he
said, "but fear yara mooeh Get ees fool Of
snakes"
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rAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS,

TApONs SPRINGS AND BATHS,
NJ -. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. w. VA,
NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS.
Leaving the cars nc Capon R6ad Depot, eig ,Ios5
the Eide Il II, Murniy,s livery carriages fteen miles
TO the Springs The baggage hciDg conveyed ID sepS
rate wagons The road has been overhaulcd aho
waited, and the ride Through . tes''ni
These mineral waters, both sntezAally and az
bath, are Of sreat medicinal value, thc pathihs
being a luxury. ~ j, 80, ,,,,,
The rates are such that party can spend ths sum
,ner as cespiy ut Capon AZ 10 remain IN sne cisy.
10 a.eodim y ~ ss'sS ~ FRAzIER h SALE
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GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
AT THE
LIBERATED ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS

Owing to the depressed condition of the com.
try the proprietor has determined 70 ~, eT sefeat
rr",n The nae of these Justly celebrated waters.
They need to ar es
tho ,housnnds WHO have been brought from deatny
door to renewed health by the use OF teir wondertM
cdicinaI waters. Since last summer the CGaiy-
he,tc Snring. which Was opened last year has been
thoroughly anayzed by Professor 81 y. Hsrdsn, Oh
tto " a. t.. of Virginia and by comparison shows
it to he fy rs strong as Rawey" Of carbonate OF
iron, having a small quantity more than ono ana IN
mai, Guantity less than the other two springs so
In addition to the water tina, has made these spr1n
, thai he can furnish those who may need 70 drink
either separately or In connection wn .e ote
haIvbe,ie, wster Inferior to none, and
edualied only by RaweS, III .ns fni,y an, M
very cheap rates, win ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aa'' " ~
any previous year. 200. .,vo ncn,hs
First month of four Weeks Soo' '"o t"'A'A''
eight weeks, 800. ,,s..r :, ry,,-tut.
Professor ]. s. DAVIS, UnNefsit5 Va 'As"-"'
resident piIy sician. ,,p.,,tp st
MI h 20 Proprietor.
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je 1-eod1m
rJ,HE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
WILLIAM n RISHOP pHopRIEToR

This Justly celebrated Watering place, so long and
favorably known 10 the travelling public win be
omen to visitors on and after the 1st of June.
There is no place In the mountains Of Virginia 20
beautifully as well rs BEAUTIFULLY situated. IL has
ample accommodations for three hundred persons.
physician.
LADD Il Co.. Druggists, or GEORGE w. GARY, siAs
Homer my 18-Tu. Th.& SafJy1
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Visitors leave the cars ut Scottsbnr2 depot, Rich
moud and Danville railroad. where all trains are
met by coaches for the Springs, twelve miles dis-
,,rt my 29-M&Th4w
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rOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This popular SUMMER RESORT Is now cpea foT
visitors. $50 .tI ny u rs .s ~. z
TERMS $40, $50, &25 per Notwithstanding TO-
length OF time and number OF persons. *
Those who desire to spend the summer Win ana IL
to their interest to address me before making 0tbcr
arrangements. w. II. WADDELL, Goshen,
te 1-eod10t* Chesapeake and Ohio RaiIrosd.
NIILLBORO SPRINGS, BATH C0UN..
lVl TY, VA, two miles from Miliboro' depot, on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad Strong Alum, Su
phur, and Chaybeate Spring. The cheapest aud best
place In the mountains for families Board Pera
30: per week, $40; per month, $50. Two datly
mails Send for circular. w. II. HOPkINS. 81
Millboro' Springs, Bath couaty, va.
TINS ssya=f
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FURNITURE.

TUST RECEIVED, a lot OF fine WAL-A
- NUT HAT-RACKS and BOOk-CASES;tS
Il new style WALNUT S AFE,, with or Without fSr2
marble; low-prlcc PARLOR SUITS and Bed
LOUNGES In addition to my large stock on hand
which pledge to sell at lower prices than the same
class OF goods were ever offered. Examine my stock
before you buy +. GAIHIsidni.
nv o.3m 16 Governor street.
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BOARDING.
ROOTS. SHOES, Re,

II AIDES BUCKLE SANDALS, I'D
IL NEWPORT TIES and SHIPPERS;
Misses and Cbildren's Newport Ties and, Slippers;
Ladies' French Kid, Fine Serge, aud Foxed Button
Boots and Balmorab lhand- and machtne-,naGelf
coIOrs tile celebrated Newark Shoes Tor gentlemen.
handsomely, sueh as Buckle, CenteDnials, Prince
hlbeIts and Cater TrSnRs ya s satcns &C.
CIV. p. W. TAYLOHE, 4
nv 20 Fourth and Broad streets
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WARN SPRINGS, . Il:
w BATH COUNTY. VA, ~,
are now OPEN The finest bathing facilities IN the
world. A specific for neuralgia, dyspepsia, gust,.
and rheumatism. Fyiss.. -. "a
Pamphlets to be bad of Purcell, Ladd & Co, Rich
mond, or Of the proprietor. 80 ~ ..a4
DR.. John W. Lawson, OF Isle OF VICES County,
Va, resident physician.
my 3-WF&Mlm JOHN ". EUfANA.-s
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3NHE HYGEIA HOTEL,

This delightful summer resort, commanding wa
ter-yicw not cXcelled on tile Atlantic coast: fur.
n!sncd with AL modern improvements; gas and
ana capable Of accommodating five hundred persons,
is now open for the reception of guests for the sum
ulcr season. Wharf one hundred yards distant, al
which cen to twenty steamers touch daily. afford
ing every opportunity of commlmi catiDg with all
unirts of the country. Superior beach for bathing ut
The ,tocr-st"ps. Good from MA until NOVEMBER
Unusual facilities for boating AMI fishing.
TERMS: Sl7.50 per week and upwards, accord-
lng Ia location. Special terms to parfiesrcInalnlnG
month or longer.
Address III. rIItERUS,
my l-3l.m Proprietor
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GAVE MONEY.-BUY YOUR R
- BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., &c-a -
OF JOHN c. PAGE and save LARGE peIceasage "
SO doing. He u prepared to sell at sucs pftSes ~
and vel assorted Inferior 70 none In the sssy 90
quality style and variety. He has just opened $9raa
beautiful ssyies Tor ladies and gentlemen. Give bi
call at 9O0 Main street, between Enth ana Iens2-
INV % $500. Il JOHN G.. PAGE, DR.. AEeuE
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DooK AND JOB WORK Fly EX.
I'D ROUTED st % DlsrATsk RRiNsiAss:
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THE FOPPIsH PREACHER-DEWITT TAL-
MAGE's OPINION OF HIM-IIGMOROus ACTING
IN TIE PuLPIT.-Thc Rev. L. Dewitt Tai
mage, next TO Bcechcr, has the largest audi
cnceS of any preacher in Brooklyn. Re
Gently, in an address to the graduating class
ut a theological seminary, he described va
riolls kinds of ministers whom he advised
the young men not to initiate, and his audi
cncc were kept in rs great roar OF lali@ll-
ter as if it had been profcsScdy comic
performance. On the subject OF the Top
Dish preacher" he said: "lIc has hand
some foot or hand or thinks he has. 1T Is
evident from his gait and appearance that
he has received most of his inspiration from
the tailor. His glove fits so well that 1t
seems TO have grown on; his boot as
il made on last OF the last fashion.
His hair twists as though it had been
under curling irons. From his ScSticll-
lations YOU know he has practiced
them before the mirror. He prides himself
on being lady's man, and looks so sweet
[Iaughter], and has the appearance OF one OF
Godey's fashion-platcs. AS he takes ont bis
handkerchief to wipe away tear i'll the
midst OF his sermon the fabric drops musk
and patchouly, and balm OF thousand
flowers and .ncw-lnown hay and kiss
me quick [Laughter.] lie il stick OF
ecclesiastical candy-a moral pepper-mlnt--
religious chocolate-drop. uaughtcr.l 1t
would take about sixty OF them to equal one
decent dolbaby. After hearing such a
Young man preach, all old clergyman arose
in the pulpit to make the concluding prayer
and said: ooh Lord, bless this young man
and make his heart as soft as his head
Laughter
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lust RECEIVED, IEFAETS,R 6Aa
~ Chf,dreu's and Misses Plain and Fancy
Coiored Button Boots, Lace Shoes, NeHport4 ~
Ties, and slippers; Gentsemens Had. -
Made Goat Ties, Prince Alberts, and Congress Gal.
ters; Ladies' Boots, slippers, aud Newpcrbs.
Trunks, satchels, Valises, Bags, &C., OF ,ce,a
mv1h Tenth and Main streets.
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cANDALS AT MAYS.

GANDALS AT MAYS. IS 3
Since the opening Of this year's spring trade
. A coristant:femand for SANDALS has been rnsde.
Nothing In style can equal the SANDAL 81 81. J.
During the hot summer months for walk or rambse. :
A second and beautiful supply just received.
ladies' that call are sure to be pleased.
MAYS SHOE EMPORIUM, 6p7 Broad street,
Closed on saturdays Iey 30 I
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Per mouth Of twenly-eight days.. So 90
No special rates.