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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

The able supervision exercised in the
"Bazar" is shown in the literary Depart
ment of the paper. Lucy HamlIt, 4
Hooper, the brilliant Paris corrcspor-
dent, contributes to this department, al d
this part in itself would be well worta
the subscription charged for the entire
paper. Send ten cents to W. L. An
drews, Cincinnati, for specimen copy.
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ASPANKING BREEZE.

They sat on the broad verandah
O'erlOOklng the mOonlit sea,
And from out on the dancing waters
Can floating a song OF glee.
But suddenly with 10 blending
Came cries OF childish Woe
Came the sound OF "A slipper descending
In measured cadence slow.
There's a squall out there" 'aid a lOung-
er;
"Cut there on the moolit seas"
"Oh, no; not squall," said the other;
TITS only spanking breeze"
-NelU York Commercial.
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A RETURN has been issued of the ex
pendilure in the Iichborne prosecution
The total costs, charges and expenses OF
the prosecution amounted to go GA 49,
Al OF which c23,676 LIS wcui in com
sci fees, Gle,7l2 b.. Id TO witnesses
agents, IL. elO,2oS s.. Id. to law
statloners and TOR printing, s., 557 TO-. Al
for shorthand writers notes, $3.50 =
the jury.
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FOR SALE.

, FINE FARM ADJOINING The
y town %! Triadelphia, Ohio county, W.
Va. lying On the pike, containing ITO
acres, about r-ha!f under COED state OF
cultivation. Coal under al the land, good
timber, fine Improvements, good house
good Iarn, stable and all necessary OUT
buildings, fruit, sc. Terms 10 sun the
peTcuaseT, on long time.
For particulars enquire OF HERN FL y
BRITT, Auctoueers, Real Estate Agents
and stock Brokers, No. lS9U Market ST.
CraugIe's Block. Jy9MW
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RELIABLE help for weak ara nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
tratiug diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvEEMACHER GAL
vANIc Co Cincinnati, ONO.
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Largest stock of Meats I'm the
STATE

CHESTER II Ms, THE BEST AND
u most reliable Hams in the market;
Sugar Cured shoulders. Plain shoulders,
>Isar Cured Break last Bacon, Clear sides,
Mess Pork, Family Pork, Rump Pork,
ure Leaf Lprd in TIcrcus, Barrels Halt
Barrels, Kegs, Pals ana Hali-PailS. Our
own PrCduct-SuprrIur to any in the mar
ket. No risk of loss and damage To the
now at b tom.
ie2I LIST. DAVENPORT y PARKS.
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RATES Of ADVERTISING
IHE DAILY REGISTER.

One sQuare-B inch space.
one tIme...........S - One months ~
Two timeS.......... | - lhree months - W
one square CuangeAble once week SoO
Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements Ia occupy fixed places -
pej cent additional.
Cuts VII be charged double for space
occupied
DortIt. Quinn advertisements, ~ per
cent add LCLal.
Loca. NCuLes Is cents per lIne-bta no
DOBLAh
All adv eIusements, except for establish
Ell business houses, must be- paid for In adj
vance.
Bn,Nwltu regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the nrst appearance OF
me tNrrf .gt.''lpTf.
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saturday, July astn, 1877,


Commencing al 10 o'clock \. NJ. AT the
front dor OF the Court House OF ohio
county, IN the city OF Wheeling, offer Tor
sale. AT pubic auction, the following Ges-
crIbed real estate, iO-wlj: Lot numbered
thirty-hve 0SjJ in Graham's addition 10
the said city OF Wheeling, situate on thr
Lurth side OF Fifteenth street, between
EOn and Jacob streets, excepting about
SIX feet OF the west side OF said 1T extend
ing back seventy -fOur "A feet, which was
sold by the said Arthur. said lot now
fronts on Fifteenth street about ti,y-iour
H. I, ana extends back 10 the alley. There
/, erected ON This lot a large brick dwell
Iug house, supplied with modern con-
ycuIvuCr-, and is "A most desirable pro
perty. When a sale Is madr, the convoy
aucO Will include the widows dover
right IN the property. Terms made known
O. day OF sale.
Persons desiring To examine the pro-
perly will call on the undersigned.
iu3i X. q. BARR, Executor.
Inc ABOVE sale Is postponed until SAL
CEDAI. ~EPTkMBEhl l, IL.
jy3U J. {. HERNEl, Auctioneer.
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A WOMAN'S NO"

He spoke To- her with manly word
with honest speech and slow;
She felt she loved him as she heard,
But yet she answered mo"
She saw him rise, she saw him stand,
A. staggering from blow;
She could have kissed his trembling
hand,
But still she answered NO"
And so he gOeS-tO come no more!
But let him only go,
Her voice will call him from the door
Who trusts a wOman'S "NO?"
Good UOytS,
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS,

NIO&KOE COUNTY, ". VA. THIs OLB
vi and delightful Iumor RrsDTt viii N..
open tor the accommodation at visitor, 90
fh.IIih Of Jun" so ".tablIs unrrt I- ~
superior lu point Of beauty comfort 81 e.r.
saurs OF It's appointments. Charge per
lem, g: per week, gl7-jJ. per month. 81.
ci IldTDu under ten years II age half pT. c'.
HuI'c and rolOr'd s'rsants, according tp
communications FOR iuTthrT lUyTuA-
ton address !. ". YOCSDEK.
JcLD p'TlutaUdsuf.
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conrad W. Wlckhhnr agent, Sc.'
vs..
James Johnson,
Attachment in ASsumpslt.
Ry virtue of an order of sale entered in
the above EMIT eu cause in the County
Court OF OHIO county, West Virginia, !
VIII proceed To sell at the front door of the
OurI House of ONO county, W. Va, on
GOndaN August q, 1877, at lu o'clock
a NJ, the following real estate, to-wlt:
Lots 1856 l37 and l5o in the addition OF
Dauie. Zane and others To the ely of
Wheeling, in ONO county, in the seventh
ward of aid city, cor 80 much thereof AS
may be necessary 10 pay the plaintiffs
claim, with interest and cost, and cost OF
sale.
Terms Cash, 10 be paid on day OF sale.
jy7i GEO. h. TINGhE, >. .. {.
Inc above sale has been adjourned un-
,I SATURDAY morning, AUGUST IL, at
10 o'clock,
The above sale has been adjourned until
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBERilh, at 10 O'Clock
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rNHE Lot ON KENTUCKY STREET,
belonging 10 Knoch Miller. II j. g. feet
'front.' Uy UUd,"p. For further information
enquire on the premises. JyI6h
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
West Virginia, Long Distinguished for
their
VALUABLE AlTERATiVE WATERS

aud Fash iOnaDl" Patronage. are now Dp"u
al aTrdUctlOu ~ rate, uu Iyru'f scDuus.
I"AED-s5 per Jay, en- per week, ,na -
per month Oflblriy days.
special auaI. riU'Ht- may Dee mad" to-
large .WuIi.'- that spend ia" s'agou.
IL EfDkEI /. HLAIDN & 90.
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As'hsrlin9 Ge9lster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY REGISTER.

one year............Ss W Three months...Sz W
-lX mouths. w one month";. 70
TRI-WEEKLY REGISTER.
published every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday.
one COPY, yr..Si % one copy, % mOs.S2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr..sl 80 Six copies, yrs ~
One COPY, 4 mos o. Ten COPIES yr. 100
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
o. Wheeling Island; price from S4N 10
500 each. only one-sixth OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually il i've equal Install
ments, with interest. Apply 10
JOHN p, GILCERISI,
oS5Uh Al Top MIL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

LoTrAs first essays as u pubic per
former were made As an itluersnt among
the mines of California, travelling from
place t. place and giving entertainments
OF singing and dancing wherever an
audience could be found,
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,r invest.
,lllman Palace zee
FEELING, PL
= - TIMOR
LEAVES.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TINE CARD.
- @ S---is q 'ss.sg -
yaDd alter NAV 20, 1877, trains will run
,,iJy except sunday aS follows VIZ
.ACcoM'u. MAIL. EXPRESS.
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PROBABLY the oldest maid n the
world i, Rcbecca Anderson, o; Seneca
Falls, New York, aged one hundred and
twelve years.
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FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT.

VALUABLE FARM ON CHAPLINE
\ HIN. near TINS city, known a. the
JacpY.~ laIm. said farm contains two
hundred acr.- Of land, three comfortable
houses, TWO splendid "Ppie orchards and
Two vineyards, all % good order. This
farm - ~u.tt1.. for either Ga4Tymeu,
gaTdur--, growers OK DG'Cuer-. Inquire o.
JACOB ALTMEIEk,
agra BenWOOi Iron Works.
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EXECUTORS SALE,

nHE UNpr RESIGNED EXECUTJR or
the last Will and testament OF y. e..
Arthur, deceased, late OF The city OF
Wheeling, West virginia, hereby gives
notice that by virtue OF the provisions OF
said will he will on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

AT HVN IWNIION TNIHT0'
9 approx Prizes Of .aUn.... -
49,. $50
l,gl2 Prices, amounting o.. - -"
Write tor circulars OF send order, to
\. DNTTH1N,
P.O. Box Gg, New OIicau-, In.
Or f. T.. FRANK MOORE Il son, 81
Broadway, y. \,
Fuurtn Grad Dollar Drawing, Tuesday,
October "a. Capital Prize $4,000. Tickets
- caC=. agcgb
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The very best " done al
the very lows cures.

Estimates and ~ np.es furnished On
)rt notice. Give Ia nj order and be
lvinced.
-RE REGISTER COMPANY
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=, Sand 10 make close conn ection al
Nos. 's tor ali points south and SOUTH
g lI.'t at Cnlcago Tor all points west an"
Norm ,,,-, HoTnd trains make connections at
"a for Philadelphia, New ho dii
~ p,stNn. At Washington city Tor All
P,iynsIt bound trains make direct conne si
vs. tGT Nil principal points west ana
\ Ir invest. 90, oil ,iyht trains
T,,ce.IFtIIJyCI. PITTSB UHGH AND BAL
qIMORE DIVISION.
.,,vs ARRIVES.
.sS-, washington Pa,
." hee''ne s.zOA. daily at.......ll u5A. NJ
lam, a Washington, Pa,
~ heeIIte 5.25P.M. daily att i p. N.
it-.H -. "..y,cgpted. "Sundays excepted.
" els 10 al principal points on S'.io
orI .5ot. once open ataiI nouns ""''"s
tledH' THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
NrVRTES. General Agent. malo
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SHMP OMS VT "OnWO-
VHE countenance is pale and
leaden-Colored, with occasional
fushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull thepupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; a swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voraciouS, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violentpains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimesdry convujsjve;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERNIIFUGg
Wi! certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prcpa,
ration, ret tZfzjLeg 4ainSh tie sHghE
est injury IL tie most t.nlcr !nJant
The genuine DIR. MCLANE' 5 YER
MFUGE bears the signatures Of c.
McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper.
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S,rupenvile accommodation IeaVeS
R-,IsTra Al / 4OP. NJ. Bridgeport n 100, anu
srriy.sa AT SteubcuvIlle ~ 90 p. ~
Leaves Steubenvill' at 'h' a. ~ "iIlN'
A, Btlgeport at $50 a. IN. ..... ,...,,,o
sT.s.i1I Accomm cation trains leaNe
p-6 - AT s:3I a. ~, aud l2ip p. M;
Brid..port g:4l "A. m. and go p. in arrlNe
slMtrtln's Ferry ~ 800 a. IN; ana i;iO p.
m K.ruru.ng cave Martins Ferry, q.
rs N. au7iS Slp. M; Bridegroom 100
s,m.lnd 34Jp. IA; arrive at Ho.alre '''
lls0 tn, ..u! i.'7 u.la. tho
rcsets 10 a. yuucipl points In the
East and vs. o,u b- procured AT the
Union Ticket J,.rr IN Mcclure House. anu
AZ the station at "r,tgePort. 49,.
O. r. K. MYERS,
,,.e, garar.I. D., ..-euger K Ticket Agent.
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8hor1H's sale.

In the County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia.
conrad ". Wickham, agent, &c.
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E1nO THING TO HAVE IN THE
Grundy's Cholera and DiarThea Mixture.
a reliable remedy. For sale by ,.,,
ag9 LOGAN, LIST 60.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

William \. Wilson, Executor ofthe las
Will and testament OF William +. vii.
son, deceased, late OF ohio county, and
I'm his own Ught,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
The Wild Beast.

Editors Dispatch: More than forty years
ago there was in the Northern Neck an ex-
citement resembling that now prevailing In
the neighborhood Of Richmond. Tracks
and other proofs Of a huge beast roaming
through the country were seen by many.
Incredulity and fear were equally preyaIi
lent. at length the animal was treed in the
lower end Of Lancaster county Several
valorous marksmen discharged their we'll
loaded guns Mt him in the same moment.
1t fell, and was fercely attacked by large
mack OF dogs. The beast, though mortally
wounded, kept the whole pack at bay, and
tossed them about as cat would SO many
/ mice. It proved to be q catanlo,int,' weigh.
ing one hundred and fifty pounds after all
its blood had been shed. Where it came
from, or how it got to Lancaster, nobody
could learn There were two conjectures
on the subject: one was that 1t had escaped
from q menagerie, and the other that it had
wandered down from the mountains OF VT-
eeinia in quest OF food. The latter think
the more probable coniecture. 1t Is. an
American beast, almost extinct; but few
OF the species may still linger in the large
mountain-ranges of@the State.
..r-s.- ..- -... ~ fg.E ,iyf d. tB. JETER. +
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TIE LITTLE FOLKS .EsrERTA1N4EST.-- ; ;
The little folks OF the 'infaht class OF the
Second Baptist Sunday school we're greeted
with large audience at their levee last
night ~ .-,4l l.r t.a..r5Fi. g,: essay a;I5 r
The pieces were all we'll rendered, 80 that
it would seem inyidious to discriminate in
awarding praise. But Judging from the
applause OF the audience, often long and
hearty, the most popular pieces were, Lit
tie Chatterbox, by Ida Gray; The Mu-
sical Dialogue by Katie Tuck and
Libby Motif; trio, by May and
Mamie Ellyson and Nellie Smith; two
pieces recited by little Mary Snead
Qbree years old) were received with rap
turoIls applause, while the singing of little
Miss Bass elected the highest praise. Mas
ter Howard Jones (six years old) outdid
himself, and surprised and delighted every
body with his wonderful display OF memory
in Santa Claus's Workshop and his inimitable
grace and humor in Ally Riches. One OF
the most pleasing features OF the evening
was German song by Miss Mary Walker,
rendered with q purity and sweetness OF
voice that captivated everybody. The
Cloud and Baby, by Misses Gazebrook and
Moffit, was very much. enjoyed. d Master
Charlie Chiles's. address oiMelcome was ar-
propriate and well delivered. sr
Hunter Laughton sang solo with fine
expression and Walter Mercer gave Gilt
tie Willie % with pleasing effect. Frank
Steel and Frank Smith both spoke hunor-
ous pieces, and did their parts well; while
Dillard Hopkins was up to the mark in: the
6. Moral Fish Story" Faith, Hope, and
Charity, were beautifully pesonitied, by
Maggie Chldrey and Annie and Jennie
Bargamin. The levee was unanimously
voted success. ','
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19

THE NEW Cry CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
rEE-THE MADIsoN-WARD MEETING LAST
NIGMT.-A meeting Of voters Of Madison
Ward was held last night at NEWMARKET
Hall to elect members OF the City Conserya-
tive Committee-John Bell Bigger chairman
and J. Taylor Stratton secretary. Motions
to postpone action n!untilt Tuesday night next
and to reelect the old members Of the COM
mittee were made and defeated. The FOL
lowing were then chosen John B. Purcell,
Samuel b. Witt, Louis Ehker,! John D.
sneliings and John Bell Bigger, -, = t :, I,
Adjourned.
The following are the members OF the
new committee, ltbe meeting last night
having completed the list :,,.i,s,sr rr.-.a,a,
.Marsiall Ward-O. p. Gregory, G. Watt
Taylor, T. Wiley Davis D. G. Richardson
and George s.. Stokes.+ .'' y
Jefferson Ward-Chalres F. Taylor, Hen.
ry c.. Adams, W.. Fl. Cullingworth," Robert
H. Styll,+ and j. Caskie Cabell."
Madison Ward-John IL. PURCELL John
ling and Samuel B. Witt 49, y. -
Grubbs, DR.. J. IS. w clifford, w. H. Haxall,
and John F.lRegnault.t ...l -.':,:, u &:
Jackson Ward-A. \. Lorentz,F q. IL.
Gresham Thomas Cox, W. J. Epps,s and
J. 4. Beier.' '',.':'. 80 -
Clay Ward-R. Lindsey Walker" u. ".
Pickrell, John F. Meredith, Thomas j.
Smith, and Alexander Heirholzer.
Those marked with an asteriSk were not
members Of the retiring committee. Messrs.
Richardson. Styll, Purcell, Smith, and per-
haps others, have, however, lin previous
years seen service on the committee.
Mr.. Adams, now in the Jefferson Ward
delegation, was q member OF the late COM
mittec from Jackson Ward. -: 't..'
The new committee will meet next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19

Meeting of the City Council.-,As regular
meeting OF the City Council was held last
night. On q call OF the roll at ST O'Clock
the following members answered. TO their
names: c. c. McRae (president), and
Messrs. Datcheller. Brooks, Craig, aNoles,
AIon,eiro, Morrisette, Wehiser, and White
head. Ah-tst2 = -'r t.a.n t,1,.!'n .o ,,.nIi !
i! President McRae called the list OF stand
in Q committees, and, wonderful to relate,
not d Eeport was submitted. >slGj. bpI!t!J !
| The. special committee consisting of
Messrs. Monteiru and Moies, members from
the Third tWard) to whom iwas. snbraitted
the; resolution OF MEI4faigf fnqalrang iuto
ths status OF Socrates Bfooks.a the remain:
ing imember 7fromi that,: ward, presented, 2
report, declaring Ar. Breoks entitled TO hs
seat, he being only temporarily sol0ufnang
in theq Fourth 'Wardsn.Th report was
unaninaansly adopted. ~ pNf sI..f13slsJ.la, 2.
tf Mr.. BEoeks presented q resotutfoh Ioina.
ting the taxes ON .theD Methodist PARSONAGE
! at the comerof Ninth and Porter sfreeasts
Theresolution was referred TO the Finabse y. y
! ECommitses and the auditor Was ldre@ea 20
notify the Sergeant suspend the eoliecIloni =
|,os taxes on said'pfoperty until aotnoi'Ssu' - :
by the Council. .3Efsas.ytla$se ishf tA 20
The same action will ba takenfby the ser.
geant in reference toaike petition from the
trustees OF the colored llaptiat chNrcl
A communicate lion was sedyed from VIE
liam r. Burweil, COUNSEL storf +. Eays1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-19
Nichmonti's Commercial and Manu-.
fncturing Future.

For number OF years we have been inl-
pressed with the belief that Richmond was
destined to be one OF the great commercial
and manufacturing cities OF this continent.
Its peculiar situation at the head OF tide
water, adjacent to the falls OF james river
(which affords such IN unlimited amount OF
water-power), and intermediate position be-
tween northern and southern markets,
seemed to justify us in this belief.
To-day we are convinced that our first
impressions are almost certain to be real
lied. The large delegation OF businessmen
that visited Richmond last week, represent
ing nearly all OF the great States Of the
West, expressed entire satisfaction with the
facilities Richmond afforded as a point from
which to ship by water the extensive and
varied products OF the West. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad will be the means
Of conveying these products to Richmond,
and il kept under the control OF Virginia
and Virginians Will be to that city what the
Baltimore and Ohio road has been to Balti-
more. In 1870, at high tide, the port OF
Richmond had only 10 feet OF water in it..
Now vessels drawing lag feet OF water
can clear with perfect ease, and in
short time Is feet Of water VIII
be had. This decided improvement OF
the harbor has already been telling on the
shipping interests OF the city, and further
| improvements that are to be made will add
| to this important feature, connected so
closely with the building up Of our chief
Virginia town. Richmond needs another
railroad, one from which she will derive
nearly as much benefit rs from the Cbesa-
peake and Ohio road-an airline to Lynch
burg. This viii give it direct and speedy
connection with portions OF the West and
Southwest that the other will not afford.
Richmond capital, instead of being used for
shaving paper at ten per cent, should be
applied to the erection Of this road. To
have a great city, gentlemen, you must have
plenty OF railroads as well us good harbor
The manufacturing interests OF Rich
nond are steadily increasing, and with the
superior advantages it possesses there is no
telling what point they may reach. Let the
businessmen OF Richmond continue to
struggle to build up their city, and let the
people Of Virginia do all they can to aid
them With Richmond q great city, we
will have wealthy State.-Marion Patriot
and Herald.. ,. . ..v sf.-.ga-...
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YOUNG MEMS DEPARTAENr.


Under this head we display 6rst-class assortment
Of suits and diagonal frOcks, cutaways aud sacks.
Novelty In STYLE fauessness IN ht, and elegance OF
design prevail largely In this branch Of our business.
? No young man should orderany clothing without
first consulting stock! No trouble 10 show goods.
Pantlloons of all the latest modes. Stripes prevail
Ing. All new stock.
The GU taway Is very fine style for spring wear,
and Is much sought after.f ig7rrftst a.,lpi s~JF
. The Prince Albert and Duke Alexis frocks are the
style for evening and dress purposes. .,
The sack coat single and double-breasted, Is hay
Ing quite run. .1f. .'.st'hff +..'.' - fr|-
In all the above will be found u complete and
splendid line OF ready-made. ..,.s.... .. -.
"s''''' 80 4. SARs & CO., 1913 Main street,
), ...-s. .. ..f5. -ttl One.pricc Clothiers.