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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-24
4 Richmond Man in Mtssouri.

ARCADIA VALLEY, August 17.-LaSt night
meeting was held ut the courthouse Mt
Ironton under the presidency OF Hon. Allan
W. Holloman, former member OF the Lcgis-
lature from Iron county, Mt which Hon.
Matt. r. Cullen, from your city-known as
the "Terrible Judge at the solicitation
OF a number OF the most prominent citizens
in the Valley, contributed bis share to the
enjoyment OF the evening by delivering
several select readings to crowded house
containing the elite Of the Valley. The
satisfaction of the audience was demon
Stratcd by the warm applause when lol-
lowed each reading. Among other read
ings he gave American Arlstocracy,
The Gamblers Wife, and "Wo-
mems Rights; OF which latter the
Judge declared himself a warm advo-
cate. and these. were especially good.
"Honest Poverty was also well delivered
and preceded (as every other piece which
the Judge read) by some remarks, which i'll
this case were quite lengthy and fully eX-
posed the corruption Of tBe politician OF the
present day, whom the Judge seems to abb
'hor. Bank, life-insurance, and railroad OFF,
cials also came in for their full share OF de-
nunciation. These remarks were closed by
strong appeal to all honest men to COM
bine and stand by him in mis- efforts, pur-
sued for the last six years, to stamp out cor
rnption in high places and low. Evidently
the Judge is 4 reformer.
The readings were intersperscd with mu-
sic, and at the close eomplimented by the
following resolution, offered by Judge
Dinger and adopted by unanimous vote:
"Resolred, That the thanks Of the citi-
zens Of Arcadia Valley are hereby tender
ed to Hon. Matt. r. Cullen for the courte-
Gus and able manner in which lie has re-
sponded TO their call, feeling that they will
always bear in grateful remembrance the
pleasant hour spent in listening to his en-
tcrtaining and instructive readings.H-Let-
ter in 81. Louis Times.
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No distinction Of Color or Race.

Mr.. Paris, colored person who has
figured in our Legislature, and filled seYe-
raj positions OF honor and trust in the State
government, and is O notable CHIEF OF the
Radical party in the rear of the Third Ward,
is at present suffering martyr to his prtn-
cipleS. 1t happened thus: Among his
other enterprises, Paris keeps a drink.
ing-house at the corner Of Marais and
Canal. This ''saloon," as dram-shops or
doggeries are euphemistically styled, is di-
.vided by latticed partition into two com
partments for colored and the other
for white people. This division has been
regarded by some Of the more radical OF
the colored element as a clear infraction OF
the fourteenth amendment, and OF the State
statutes so vigorously administed by the late
Barney Lynch. One day last week very
stout, able-bodied colored man, who holds
thi. view, stepped into the saloon to assuage
his thirst, walked up to the white attendant
at the bar, on the wrong side OF the parti-
ton, and asked for 4 awhiskey smash. ~
other side OF the lattice screen, where col
ored men get their drinks. J., ~
.. Is them the orders of Dir. Paris?"
eyes, SIR" was the reply. ---....'!
"Then call him in" ,s.l.,r,.-, 49,, T.,
=, Paris was called, and appeared! - -
!; ,"Did you; give any such orders as dat
niggers must go behind dat screen to take
DER drinks: ?" -.
i ayes, sir, I did," was the prompt an
swer. .........gg 80, ...< -
!, "Then Pl teach you to respect the Con-
stlt,1tion.' And with this the stalwart At
rican brother proceeded to belabor the dis
tinguished Radical chief over the bead and
shoulders with vigor which entitled him
to take rank with Daniel Webster as an ex.
pounder of the Constitution. Mr.. Paris had
to hasten to the nearest .apothecary to re-
pair the damages inflicted by his strict-con-
struction brother.-Ne1o Orleans Democrat,
20th. -.r-- ].
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Cosr OF THE TIcHBoRSE SuITs.-Here Is
another interesting. bit OF statistics: After
perseyering in the House Of Commons ior
the last two years, Mr.. Whalley has hnaiiy
obtained from the Government deta!led
statement of the cost OF the trial OF the Ilcn.
borne claimant. The. entire expenses OF
the prosecution were, in.round numbers,
s3O0, 900, OF which about $4,000 Went TO
the Government counsel. The jury re-
ceived about $4,000 for their services
This will give you some idea OF what brltlsh
Justice costs the tax-payers.-London CORE
spondence Chicago Journal.
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:. HARTFoRD's ALLEGED DUTY.-To prose
cute the villains who have stolen the sacred
funds OF the Charter-Oak Life; to make
them mrestore the money to the treasury OF
the company, and to put them in the penl-
tentiary, is exactly what western policy
holders expect Governor Jewell and the
new directors to dc. Hartford has now two
bankers in the States prison, and she can
put half q dozen life-insurance thieves there
greatly to her advantage. BY so doing sne
can regain the confidence Of the public 10
the soundness of Connections law and the
disposition and the ability OF her people to
execute it, Chicago Tribune.
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The chemical works OF Charles Kunstter,
in Brooklyn, which were in charge Of Jacob
REM, Government officer. on suspicion
that illicit distilling had been carried on,
were blown up on Tuesday night In very
mysterious manner. The officer struck a
light to examine the interior, when the eS-
piosion occurred, and he was partially bu-
ried in the ruins, but escaped serious in
jury.
Annie Louise Cary has been singing in
church choir at Durham, Maine. Nothing
like having an eye to the Maine chaats. you
know.-COmmercia Advertiser.
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A uIGHLY.CoLoRED SCENE AT TIE Posi-
OFFICE-How Miss WILLIAMS DREW A
oSEY-ORDER.-Miss Williams, lately ar
rived from New York, received money
order from friend she left behind her; SO
she went to the post-otice yesterday, ac.
companed by her mother, and demanded
the money. The gentlemanly clerk made
the usual inquiries to satisfy himself that
Miss Williams was the proper person to re-
ceive the money; but it was OF no avail,
and he was only sure that among the many
sleek and spry black women he had seen IN
his day the features OF Miss Williams had
no place in his memory; so he politely In
formed her that she must bring some
person to identity her. .What?" said
said she. "How | know who you
knows. Hunt up somebody yourself;
'taint my business, and l amt gwine to be
trap'sins about town all day to find some
body YOU knows" This was said in loud
tone, with most impudent air and gesture;
but the clerk only quietly remarked, Well,
vou cannot get the money unless you satisfy
me YOU are the person entitled to it,"
This reused the ire Of Miss Williams to the
highest pitch. Her tongue wagged so
RAPIDLY her words were scarcely intelli-
gible; but the evident drift Of the outburst
was that there was some diabolical con-
spiracy to deprive her OF the coveted
greenbacks, and she meant to sue
the clerk who withheld them. Her
violence so alarmed her maternal
escort, for fear OF arrest, she made frantic
| efforts to stop the yirago by clapping rough
black hand over her mouth, and exclaim-
ing, " Annie, chile, don't; for the LORDS
sake don't run on so RASH" Then she
thrust the same big hand through the win
dow, and apologetically inquired, "Does
YOU all, gemmen, know Mos Blank; kase
he done fotch her up enemos, and he know
her." Then they went oft 10 bring Mr..
Blank, but presently returned, bringing 4
scrap OF paper purporting to have been
written by him; and when they found
that wouldn't do the old woman
was in despair, and the daughter more
angry than ever. 4 scence followed, which
resulted in the ignomlnous eiectment OF the
gay Miss Williams by the coIored porter, who
happened to pass the excited females while
they were amusing the crowd by their wild
gestures and language. Theidaughter was
irving to express her intense disgust OF
rcd-tampism and money-order clerks III par
ticular, and the old woman was wrestling
yaliantly to suppress The explosion. WIN
a few scratches upon his face and Sims, ana
the loss OF few handfuls OF his Wool,
the porter placed Miss Williams upon the
/ sidewalk, and crowd followed them away.
Half an hour afterwards they returned,
were properly identified, and received the
money. As.she strutted out with an air OF
unspeakable contempt she Whisked her
skirts, looked sidelong at the clerk, ana
promised to publish him in the New York
| DaDerS,'
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THE MOZART.-There was fine audience

The MOzART.-There was fine audience
at the Mozart musicale last evening, and the
following programme was admirably given:
Overture. "Yelva" (Reisiger). orchestra
Solo tenor, Aria, "Be thou faithful unto
death" (Mendelssohn), :Mr. j. D. Rediord;
Solo violin, !" Fifth Concerto" (Beriot), Mr..
Peter Lorenzen: Waltz. Sounds from the
Delaware" tGungD, orchestra; Solo tenor,
"My' lovely child, goodnight" (Franz
Abtl Mr.. j. D. Redford; Trio (Reisiger),
Messrs. Kessnich, Tbilow, and Reinhardt;
Overture, " Banditten Streiche" (Suppe),
orchestra.
!. We were particularly pleased with the
trio and the overture I" Telva," by Reisfger.
They were both beautifully performed. III
Mr. Peter LorenzeRs rendition OF Be-
riots very difficult "5th concerto" was
polished and artistic; but even the high de-
grse OF perfection that gentleman attained
in itcould, we think, be improved upon by
more careful study Of the piece.
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MAJOR DINIEL AND THE OFFICE OF At
following letter was pub
lished yesterday evening:
GREENBRIER WHrrE SULPHUR SPRfNGs,1
~ay 4 ha W. VA, August 81, 1877. q
CaptainJ. Hampden Chamderlayne, Editor
Of the State, Richmond: ~. ..r.r ~-.,....
Ny Dear Captain,-I saw yesterday for
the first time copy Of your journal urging
my nomination for the office OF Attorney
General, so recently and unhappily vacated
by the death OF its, eminent incumbent, /
thank, you for the. compliment; but beg
leave to say most. respectfully that would
be glad for no further mention OF my name
to be made in connection with the position.
With cordial appreciation. OF your partial
expressions, i am most truly yours, .,..t Ill.
JOHN ". DANIEL.
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4 POSTMASTER IN TEoUBLE.-A. &. Brani-
ham, postmaster at Mouaskon, Lancaster
county, who was arrested ana carried to
Baltimore few days ago on the charge OF
abstracting money from a letter passing
through his hands, arrived here yesterday
morning in charge OF the deputy marshal OF
the Baltimore district. He was taken be-
fore United States Commissioner 7. S. At
kins, who required bail in the sum OF $4,000
from day to day until q preliminary exami-
nation can be held. 80, ... ....-.-. ,t .... 49,.
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CONVICT REcEIvED.-The sheriff OF
Franklin county delivered at the peniten-
tiary yesterday Harriet Woody, one year for
breaking. This woman Is said to be
a notorious thief, and in plying her voca-
ton has been shot and badly wounded ana
bitten by dogs at various times. - .''7.'
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ARREST OF FEMALEs.-On complaint OF a
colored man named Clay, Leona Armand,
Hattie Vaughn, Lydia Beazley, and Jennie
williams, well-known characters residing
in the brick row on Third street between
Baker and Duyal, were last night arrested
for Keeping disreputable houses. s.......
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LAST CmAScE.-The James River steam
boat Company announces that Saturday,
August a5th; Is the last day upon Whicn
the cheap dollar ticket, including board
at Hygeia Hotel, at Old Point, can be used.
we advise our citizens to. take advantage
while they can OF this exceptionally aftrae-
tive and low ticket. .#.r
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THE THEATRE.-In a little notice of fbe
Theatre yesterday the writer, in referring
to the improvements in progress there,
tried to say that the stairway, leading to the
family-circle was being made three feet
wider. but it was printed wide. The steps
were four feet wide before the change was
made; they are now seven feet wide.
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: FLOUR FOR Rlo.-The schooner John
Rose, j. Howell master, with a cargo OF
2,O6O barrels Of flour, valued at $l6, ,063.6o,
shipped BY the Galleso Mills Manufacturing
Company, cleared Yesterday for Rio Grande
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MCs1c BY THE BAsD.-Kessnich's band
will Dlay this evening at Monroe Park, com.
meneins at 6 O'Clock; and to- night they WIN
give concert at sanger haiie, on
Seventh street between Broad ana Marshati.
I'm saturday evening at O'Clock the
hand will play on Libby Hin again. +
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ADDITIONAL BAIL FUgSlsHED.-Ie eaterday
Mr.. c. B. Walden gave the additional pan OF
81, 900 for his appearance before the United
States Court September 4th. DR.. Nlcholas
Mills Corbin surety.
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Captain King, OF Santa Gertrudes, Texas,
is making an addition Of sixty-three miles
to his pasture-fence, which will enclose alto
gether, when completed, 100000 acres OF
spIeudid land.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IHpIcAT1oHs PoR To-DAY.-Fof the South
Atlantic and Cult States, rising barometer,
southwest to northwest winds, and cooler,
partly cloudy weather will prevail.
For the West Gulf States, northeast to
southeast winds, warmer partly cloudy or
clear weather. and stationary or falling
barometer. '1 -, 4,
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
northerly winds, cooler cloudy weather,
and rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, northeast to southeast
winds, falling barometer, and warmer
partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, rising followed 6y
falling barometer warmer southeast winds,
with cloudy weather and light rains. veer-
ing to cooler westerly, with partly cloudy
weather.
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CLARET-Gncst brands: Duff. Gordon Sherry
our own importation; Willis Whiskcy, Leghan
WhEkey. Is Select Whfskey. "El Consolador"
and "iitana two excellent brands OF cigars Of
our own manufacture. Liberal discount to the
trade WALTER ID. BLAIR & Co.,
9O3 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done this
DISPATCH PRINTING-HousE. Good work, lon
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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! PERSONAL Curtis has gone
to Hampton for brief recreation.
. Mr.. S. B. Jacobs, OF the Engineers De
Dartment, is rrsticating near Bremo Blum.
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FIVE BUNDLED UMBRELLAS just received at
LEVY BROTHERS direct from the manufacturers.
They intend selling them at very low prices.
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:, THE OLD CANAL LINE BouGHT BY HAIR
MAs.-Messrs.- Harman Il Co., the contract
,ors for carrying the mail on the James kiver
and: ,Kanawha canal, have bought out tbe
old (Edmond) line. .t 81, - >bs
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A CHANCE TO PURCHASE CHEAP DRY GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS. intend slaughterng twenty-five
thousand dollars worth, so as to make trade lively.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY MORNING was
bazy and cool, with southeastcrly wind.
At > L. NJ the streets were filled with
clouds OF dust, which was soon laid by
drenching rain. Between 3 and o'clock
the mercury fell ten degrees. At night the
weather was clear and cool. ....
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d 4. NJ, II;
9 q. NJ, IS; noon. S3; 3 p. NJ. II; + 2.
NJ, IS; midnight, "A. -
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE 3 BAKERS
CARBoLIc MouTH-WAsII, for sore gums aud de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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ECLIPSE OF THE MooS.-There was total
ecIipse OF the moon, plainly visible here,
Yesterday evening. beginning at ten minutes
mast and ending ut ten minutes to 3.
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BLEEDING AND ULCERATEo GUNS healed by
MEADE & BAKERS CkRDoLIc MouTH-WAsH.
Fifty cents bottle.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ac-
vertisenents in all Of the newspapers OF the Unitet
States 1t publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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TRAMP, TRAMP-A FAMILY on THEIR WAY
FROM NORTH CAROLINA TO CIScIsNAT1:-A
family named Martini consisting OF, an old
woman, her daughter "a young woman( n
half-srown boy, a baby. and three dogs,
arrived in the city from North Carolina yes
terday on their way to Cincinnati they lex
cepting the baby having walked the entire
disance. All their worldly goods and the
baby were transported in asmall and dilapi-
dated hand. cart, which was nearly broken
down by the time it arrived here. One OF
the women was about sixty; the other was
IA deaf mute; and all hands were dirty.
They gave the name OF Martin.
Their condition excited the attention OF
some citizens, who raised purse for them.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, with .commeHdable Hberality, fur
nshed them transportation to Huntington.
With the money subscribed, tickets from
Huntington to Cincinnati were purchased,
and the surplus OF money turned over to
the family. They had been six weeks on
the route. BY the liberality OF the Rich.
mond gentlemen and the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company they were enabled
to leave the, city last night, and will see
their friends in Cincinnati within forty
eight hours. ".a ..'ss
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Oar best dentists use and recommend MEADE Il
BAKERS CAREoLIc MoUrH-WAsH. Fifty cents q
bottle -
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DISCoLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE BA-
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DESTIFRIcE. Fifty
cents box.
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ENGINEERING.

OWL AND MECHANICAL ENGE
" NEERING AT THE RENSSELAER, POLY. q
very practical Advantages unsurpassed ia G,ss IL
country. Graduates obtain excellent posiu1Es. Eo
oDens September Sth. For the Annual ksdtstsst
Containing improved course OF study ana lan ~!
cuisrs, address PROP. Wa. l.. ADAMS, DarecioF.
W3t-lm -s q - 49,
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THECAIBoLIc MoUTu-WAsH Is pleasant to the
taste, and excellent garge for sore-throat. Fifty
cents q bottle.
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DEcAYgD TEETH disinfected By MEADE & BA-
KER'S CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASI. Fifty cents
bottle, e. .... .
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TIE SAPoNINE DENT1FRICE prepared by MEADE
& BAKER will eradicate the lncipient tartar OH
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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,pOARDING.

A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE {no chill
n. dreu) Can procure good BOARD In an ex,
celIent neighborhood. Rooms sxnsiactor!, .an ahu
charges TO salt. Address II. w. L." carp OF tne
Dispatch. = Gu 80.
NEW, YORK BOARDING, 33 FIFTH
In AVENUE, NEW YORK.-Elesant family board
jns-hoase. Two t!oIisrs per day :ten collars per
week. a most cool and central summer residence
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READ LEVY BROTHERS new advertisements liz
to-days paper Now Is the time for great bargains.
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Pembroke SHIRTS

PEMBROKE SHIRTS
made to order and perfect Ct guaranteed,
or no sale,b
+. B. SPENCE 6 SON,
1900 Main street. -. .
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| LOOK at the cheap Victoria Lawns and Callcoes
! lust received at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Rirhmond 1lspatrh,
Observation-Disclosures q, 1877.

sS~THH CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LaTroS OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY .-..s r-'.r,.'s ~,"-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
PRyNTTy(i-IIOUSES.

JAS. MACDOUGLL, 10 A. NJ, piano, furniture,
showcases, &c.
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PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

Having one Of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
bned with skliul mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT Low PRICES every description OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINEsS-CARDS.
VISITING-CARDS.
PROFESSIOSAL-CARDS.
WEDDlNG-CARDS.
SHOW-CARDS
DILL-IiEADS
LETTER-liEADS,
NOTE HEADS.
ACCOUNTS SALE,
- STATEMENTS,
NOTES,
CIRCULARS. .-.-.--. ..-......
NANIFESTS. .. .
'N'''' RECEIPTS.
+ DRUG-LABELS, ...
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS,
-. ...... y. @.: s.~ &C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
. ta-.es SPECIALITY.
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BIO BARGAINS AT LEVY BROTHERS to-day
large arrivals OF cheap goods, r ...-.."
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Seven out OF ten women at Long Branch
are said to have artificial complexions.
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We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work In a manner that cannot be sur
passed. w. -.'
3 We also do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filed and dc
Hvered by express OF mail. ,,
We Win cheerfuily furnish estimates and send
samples when required. mh 21-d,sw,6w
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SUMNER RESORTS.
4 FTON HOUSE, VIRGINIA.

a go -.-. -, =,
This new and popular SUMMER RESORT. stu
ated ut Alton depot, on ibe Chesapeake anu Osio
railroad Mas been much im proved by the addition
OF several new buildings, Including BaII-Room,
Rowling Alley, Bslh-Housc, &C., 20.
Board per week.. 1S
Board per day 3 80; ,I
servants, half price.
Persons in the mountains should give US call be.
fore they return home. E'"F. .-+' +.
For further particulars. acdress -
. - - y H. GOODLOE & Co, Alton Depot.
au2l.7t Chesapeake snd Ohio railroad. Va. ;.
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HOUSE,

HALWELL HOUSE, - 8
adjacent 10 the Grcerbrier White sulphur spflngs
- - f;reenbrier county, West Yirginia.a 2ta''
RATES OF BOARDING: re per DAY. sl2 PEI
week, s4O per month. Especial arrangements maN
for families spending the season.
Tho dining rooms win be In charge sl hf. a. ~ z
TELLE. "a -, 90
free OF charge, from the cars TO the hotei.
ty 25-1m
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ThUNks, TRUNKS, TRUNKS, aSM
L &C.--JAst received IL large assort- -ssss>sss :, @
siAwi-Slraps, &c. Special bargains offered In Gem
ueinen's Low-Qdar1er Shoes. large stock OF La, la,
dies Slippers: Cbldren's. Misses, Youths, and
E0ys' SchDo!-shoes III low prices Ut
WINGO, ELLETT, & CRUAP'S,
No. 1Q06, corner Tenth and MaiD streets.
wholesale Department, 1908 Main street.
icZl-3m