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Iiams,and Others, most Of them long since
gone To- their final rest. In The Mexican
war be colnmanded aTegimant OF Virginia
volunteers. Some time after he entered
the service, on leaving West Point, he re-
signed and commenced the practice OF the
lasp.s He Is noW in the profession at his
residence, fin Lynchburg, Va! land has
achieved marked SUGGEST He Is o stately
.tine-looking old, man OF something over
sixty, with full and coniely white Whis-
kers; yet suffering shows itself on his
.countenance- and movements he left last
night for home.t-S t. Louis Globes 8th. Ill
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;ss-CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE go CENT STORE
Novelties in BRONZE GooDsrel.a~l,tj
49, New lNK-STANDS,I r,s13 ;.eatsr
~ New PITCHERS. O. ..,,.l,.sr ....,.t.a,
-'il@ New VASES, CO., 90, r.
New sTATUETTEs, -. ..r;t. r.. :,
= New .IYY-sTANDs. V
;, ttI;; New MATCR-sAFES,' ~ - =. :. :.
(, New CARD-STANDs, &c; &C., ~,
matyof them in patterns not before seen In town
A large Tot Of WATER-PROOF UMBRELLAS. in
!, horn, Bone Imitation Pearl, and natural han.
Z, dlcs-ell sizes; Gsl4i Z. x, sd t2!lTr-I :"
New BASKETS-a;ffull1 line-fori market, lunch,
. laundry, and clothes; II. - = q:
"A full line VALISES and SATCHELS, both In
Leather and Enamel Cloth. ..-r,T -,-,,-.,,sr-, 4
All our line Or WALNUT FRAMES our friends
!! know 50 wen what they are his only necessary to
, say they are In stock. Wehave also one new One
/, aheaSy ihree.inch moulding, solid Walnut. = =.
rs barrels of GoBLETS at s9c dozen.
We have now all sizes Of our new WHITE SHIRT ;
Il50Isets Of si1-baI CROQUET-the best in town;
1875 pairs MEMS PANTS Of 9sc.; .tEh ~ "ltG .
Another lot Of RUSTIC FIOWER-BAsKE =;
.Afew new patterns In PoGKET-KNIVEs-asg good
sthe best gTI 4 HdGf Hieaf@3 .tHtij.
Catalogue free to any address from ie;ij lii..H!
s, ty IL 5@o5UEE,G sos BROAD STREET.
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Cause and Effect?

A correspondent Of the Wing, writing
from I" Meherrin," Lunenburg, under date
July 10, says: --..--,---..--- -,
tsAfter solid delegation was appointed
fof Malone, resolution was offered and
unanimously carried that Malone is the
choice of the citizens OF sOld Lunenburg'
(the free Statel.. 1t was a day long to be re-
membered by Lunenburgians.
s.All credit is due to Mr.. B. III. May, soho
prepared most s,mptaous and bountiful
dinner for the OCCASION" [Italics furnished
by the DISPATCH -, e,xsrx.f~,rs-g
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Extract OF private letter
10 the editors Of the Dispatch, dated July
10th .s+ ssI
ssIn conversation with q fading lawyer,
in Woodstock, and amemEer Of the last
Legislature, he gives Warren, Shenand oah,
Page, and Rockingham, to Holiday, as their
FIRST choice, and Daniel as their second,
with sprinkiing OF Malone men. q,
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l!tWhaEsaboiii,its az Bennitf.

Of tie .s9..I +,
It,Wiif be q source Of. qualification to
learn from Q pilgrim TO the Holy Land, a
Methodist minister OF Sout hern Italy, Rev.
II. Gay, that the editor OF the New, York
Herald, Mir. Rennitt( is safe. In describ-
ing. his trip from Rome to- Cairo, and his
.coMpd gnons DIR togdge, in the columns Of
10 Ciuisisa Euangetica, OF Naples, Mr. Gay
says - :, & - -
especially the acquaintance OF an AHeri.
can, the editor OF the New York Hesqidld,
bound for Zanzibar, and thence TO. Central
the. countries exp prsd 10y. ] Dir. Liyingstene
and Stanley D European colony. j. regret
to say I found in him a follower Of Vol.
taire.' s. sssss s's''s 4;
Let us have peace. O Temper
SO, q. ~, G.MaRE EASE. Il
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tsYTliat Is honor ?n II It be to rob one
man TO pay another, then let honest people
have none or it, Wing. .ssl..i
How about transferring si1 millions of
dollars from the treasury OF the people OF
Virginia 10 the pockets Of the "bloated
ondholders?,' This was done under the
lIAHoNE policy.
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BLAND CoUarr.-T The Bland County ga.
settle has, an account Of d somewhat excited
meeting iinl9 that county, Some OF the dis-
.tricta are instructed for Booth and some for
Terry as first choice.. yrtiJ Is EssfnTti"ai nj
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What candidate for Governor is In favor
OF sunshlneg 2: He might get all the votes
since everybody Is for that. We volunteer
the suggestion to those hunting for popular
&c dnds,oc - ~. i.t ftS1s
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sEaFRRFAGES.

Bfarrted, on the 8t Or june IN the priests prior
to HENRY c. HOWE both Of this y city 4egs 81
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.t hs3 nstlse Of Tho author oi ti,a Hchodl
taistosX ne thest sssetes s,s,int sts s,sS
need sasf syeeis q tssosxx
LEHns.
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! @ COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
IL receipt Of an extremely large stock Of goods all
Of which, owing to the advanced state of the sea-
son, they have purchased lar below market value.
They will offer on MONDAY: lst.GE ll:.9. =.
80 pieces Of yard " ide VICTORIA LAWN at l0c.;
100 pieces At 12kc., heretofore sold ut &c.,; so
The Imported VICTORIA LAWNS reduced to l6,
10, %, and CSC. actually only half their yaiue !;
80 pieces, NAINsQoK CHECKED, MUSLIN at
,ieItc., heretofore sold at 25c.;t In l.r.
SWISS MUSLISS.' NAINSoOKS, PIQUES, and
. lofHer WHITE GOODS greatly reduced; 80
DRESS GOODS greatly reduced-BUNT1NG re-
BLACK SeSsT GRENADINES II reduced from sl,7o to
!. CSC. yard; 50 aHSa s" f,lFtt
,GRESADfNE at leyc., would be cheap for double {;
See their all woOi-a Cling zoe. GRENADINE;
trhejri stock of. BLACK and COLORED SILKS Is
undoubtedly the largest and cheapestin the city ;
4. prices ate warranted against any house IN
America. ,Sa - - $780, ,e 81
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me- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
completed the purchase OF over eleven undred
dollars worth HAMBUGH EDGINGs and IN
SETTINGS, some few of which are slightly dam.
aged by the bursting Of q water-pipe. They will
commence MONDAY the Cd TO- sell them at half
value. r0eiII 9a:3- s",;aJ ~. - u te 80
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=" COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
IN receipt of one hundred and ffty Ladies' LINEN
SUITS which they are Offering at BALI their cos' 70
nIsos! Another lot or vAEENGIENNEs LACE
BAsQUES and 0VERsKIRTS; ~ -~f.fEG}i -
1872 dozen CORSETS just received;
s CORSET to 76c.; their $3.50 CORSET reduced
= to 95c.; .EyGi.r.t ~
&C.; al &C., reduced from i0c.; ut 1Oc., reduced
from 12Hc.; At 12hc., for quality heretofore
See s f6er q real srIrIS. fun yurd-w,ae at
p 16x, 10. aud 20c.. reduced SO Eer cent.; 4. ~
365 dozen HOS Elm all qualltesand style mneh be-
low former price, fa.if55 aif. IA 3. le. ~
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WALLAWHATOOLA SPRINGS, VIII.
w LIAM A. SITLIEGTON, Proprietor, POST
Office, MlliDoro' SPRING.. Bath county: three mc;
from Millboro' Gepot. Trotter'5 stages meet each
train. ALUM, SULPHUR, ana CHALYBEArE
WATERS.
TERMS: 80 per day. 81 % per week, $50 per month.
For circular and Information apply 10 the pro.
prietor, or TO p. +. DUPuY, Druggist. 427 Broad
street, Richmond. 1e 2l-Th Mimi
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GALWELLi HOUSE,
adjacent to the Greenbrte. White Sulphur snr,rus
GREENBRIER COUNTY, Wv,

RATES OF BOARDING :42 per day.s nor WA.
$50 per msDtb. Especial arrangement. m,d aer e,
families spending the season. "~1e ior
ZETELLE..T "a MIA
Omnibus VIII transport passengers and h,,,,r,
FREE OF CHARGE from the cars Is the hoeI'' '@1e
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SUMMER REPORTS.
T'HE CHESAPEAKE HOUSE

formerly known as the Clop,rn u,u..
pleasantly situated In q most de,irab,e I1l;
one-balf mile from Old Point Comfnr. AlrsJ,
Splendid shade, large lawn, and croaue,.g,In,usa Va
Exceilent faciliies for bathing. boatinl and sSf
Ierns. $50 per day; sl2 per week FOR Snr.hss.
.pai'iSuials aoofeSa f HAVERLY. 4e'
,...... Fortress Monroe V,
" IZ-3L Posf-of1ca bor 70
GUNNER BOARDERS.-The subscribe
~ wishes to takoseyeral persons t. gO.pn ~,
the summer and fall at her resience IN ENa,lns
county The location Is retired and h1.n
cool and healthy. and convenient 10 nod. '.rrnaay
and telegraph 1t Is accessible by eJ,SsIp
or railfosd City references Owen II des;Ssd canal
TERNS $50 per mouth FOR grown per.nr.
pIyto -. ARs. BETTE W. CABEJI Ap-
Variety Mills post-omre
" IE-Zt. Nelson county. V,
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

4 IUWFURT, 4.
Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe Open
all the year. Special attractions 70. summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern In.
provements. SIX daily mails, and telegraph onlce.
Fifteen TO twenty rst-class steamers rand daily lex.
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door Superior
beach for bathing 1t the doorstcps, and good from
May until November. Boating, fishing, and driving
specially attractive. Send for circular describing
hygieHc advantages, terms, &c.
my Il -d&w3m II. PHOEGrS. Proprietor
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EDUCATIONAL.

A LBEMARLE FEMALE lNSTlTotL;
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.--Ths tss snh {.sw
annual session opens on the 27Ta VI 81 nnssr 4
BER. 1877, and continues nine Eonlls' uNS
full Facnliyiof experienced gentlemen. -. os
The President having purchased Benuyh;t %r
shia school, with home supplies Is enabled TO reduce
the Drjcs Of board about e60per session. and
Beard tipciudiDg washing, fuel ana nghSsS i.isra
ancuage6 $500 per session 0fniHe months; auS,
Drawing, ssd Psintiu9 extra, ut ssai1s
low Albemsrie claims % ee me osst
Affords our pupils daily supply q .ns
strongest chaiybeate water ia the STATE kSs 9esas
sa y. ~ Z, * Pripcipal.
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spt;GrA,.l Nlsyrrs,Es.
. GREAr SUCCESS OF THE GREAT RE
GLesINaeUP SALE

81 l-Etlt Il
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PLENTY, OF GOODS. LEFT FOR THOSE WHO
,fft s.: =. ft!y5tHa ..s't iG:I 1858 ~ 5i2ti
HAVE NOT MADE THEIR PURCHASES. . /

~: @a;cG.ta.,s II r'anb2gaIr .: h9-f2r.
,r.tfi.tit +, Go'ul lG,aT MI 10 ;is3a''
-. IL. 81 l.pI jIT i.tnfE .t.1E 81 hnr
-. n, IL .l1 l,.Ehs nvli ritiW l,HL.H
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPE INGS.

|DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPK INGS.
GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
ut the celebrated
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
.r< OPEN JUNE lST.
These Springs, unsurpassed for their superior
medicinal qualities will be keep. during the season
of 1877 equal 10 any watering-placc In Flrginla
with the very lowest rates Of charges.
One month (of 20 days.. ...................".s 0o
Two months. wv
For circulars, inquire OF Messrs PURCELL, LADD
& Co., Richmond, or of the undersigned
..n JAMES A. FRAZIER & CO.,
IN 1o-ood1m Proprletors.
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NTIss .GORDQMS SCHOOL,
fVt, - .,sfs - S1a IRA NELIE STREET.

& THE NEXT sess.Sn OF this SCHOOL FOB Y9 !nDST
LADIES and CHI pREN VIII begin on We t,n5s
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1877, With ne . toisYTIs ss.
Sic GORDON. Principal; Professor SaAhLsS, ~
WIaaTcS, Natural Sciences and Ss us ZION.
n sFryslsh i.iterutsrs, Reading, and Compost.
fson; Madame GUIiLAusIE, French, Win sEso
for conyeraation; Madame SWESpxAANS,sssfn11aA
.profcsscr REINHkRrT, Music. ..~, sv,oks
For circulars. giving plan or studH 80
&cs ns,piy Ia Tie Principai. y wv
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4 Hanover county was Organized in Iss

Moore is oiiiH,tss .no5s tsa So III,
goonsyi Tile, BED lord count 81 EiSs John
3. P4eas resigned.
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4 specific for neuralgia. Dyspepsia, govt. and
rheumatism. Pamphlets to be ha! Of PURCELL,
LADD CO.. Richmond, Va.
DR.. JOHN w. LAWSON, OF Isle Of Wight county,
Va, resident physician.
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pARNEs's HOTEL. HAMpTOY,y1

This popular resort will be open for the rere,,io,
of visitors June LIST. All the dcicacics of Tisn
water Virginia" win be served. A commodinr.
bath-hpuse Is attached,
TERMS: $3.50 per day; sl2 per week: $40 ne,
MONTH. 49, sa.-.-.. }. j. BARNES
my I9-2m Pronrir,nr
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NO TIME TO-DAY TO ENUMEaATE THE
GOODS AND TO GIvEPRICEs.

--.--I-I ~ 4 !IN;I.HE = N""EEIEl UNE
-. r,'f ii. IT. I41.! .'@3a&f. J."
.r. 49, rgsii.Gii ST. t@a.
- 49,. - ti.N ..,N ..Lt-.- va
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PATENT AGEAGY.

"a Ia $40 par rea,n. at tie;
ID DsSPk TGH PRsNTING-H0gEE
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LEVY BROTHERS,
THOUSANDS MADE HAPPY Bs MAKING

i. ;,5Y,a.E s.l,.; SrgIdd II 3Gt'i GGiiGj~T
. ~ ,.-t 1.e.f-.,,,. sal : nj ..,,;s
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I + INSUSgA FEMALE SEMINARY,
d sTAUNToS, VA.
The largest class Ter Young nss
ID Virginia, with an an'e cor o.
"a npens are FIRST WEDNESDAY, in sep'e'nDer
ID casaIosaea consaintng fun particulars apply
,to NIss AZ. j. nALpWtS,fn nsapa;.
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VARIETY SPRINGS.

THE FINEST BATHING FACILITIES N THE
rt!.. WORLD.
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PERsONAE.u

NOTICE s.; wife, LOUISA BROWN.
IN having left nv house, bed, and hoard, all pers
psarehersby cautioned against harbor4ng or feed
Ing the penalty OF The iawif Win not pay
HEsnIco coUsrr, JAY II D. is:its
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DoOK AND JOB WORK EEATLY E1'
ID EGnTEn AT THE DlsPAfeh fHisIi s 's''
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. .&c.

ALL THE NEW NOVELS FOR SALE
~ 80. T. ELSYs42H, sSSo eis steet
, 1877-02-10

following figures, furnished hy Prof. Chandler
yesterday! In that ycnr the deaths aiming rI-
drsll unf:rr yfn.a mn ,ntls! II H rss sIIln :is
tn'r srnt III the total mortality oftM srar. Each
yrar sinrr t',t,. thc Iu.rrtnfh-e l,A, t!rcgra.ri
until IN ISIS It was +,4. Tilt rrt,rvrcnts. r,'f:
Chandler sny., assuming t1lat the drnthfa.c Of
PERSONS nyrr 8 az mt diminished si1uc III.
tavfnE of the lives nf 2,9i0 children IN 1873.
There are twenty.e!ght rases 1T severe illness
fnr every death. representing earlng of $ae Ht)
clsrs ns this sort IN 1873. Last rear lie Infant
1n"ftnl,tY, owing to the rcmnrkatlc heated term,
fat; up 70 ~ p, r cent of the years total.
Another inlisrtnnt feature u t1ia part OF the
a'!nuil report II that ntout onc-half the people
who died lived IT. tenement lloutc* The deaths
tn tenement !lnlEset were E,.a7 0f the total fnnr
tally last year: those In ther Residences, Bal
~ public Institution, lN:s. TIIe deaths among
the ilcn1zsna ii tcnct,1tnt nsea, tf!lcr at their
tc*tlr',ccH ur III institutions. were twice NJ
Ercat rs tllo.c aiming IHt,pir WIN are properly
h'stcd. Fur this reason thr lolr,i VI ilcolti
f!nsc April rcqulrrt' tllnt physicians state t,r,
their certificates nf t!cati, the ntnl"r of families
Win lre III the house. where '!rr:a.ci inhabited.
The third feature nf pnhlc interest IA ttat the
*nlnt1-ros ,l'uths were only a]5. while thine In
1915 were 1,1.>Ii Tie rcnsOn for this, pruf.
Chandler filinlss, ean liz fouui In tnnrc general
raeeihatia 8I.lrc tho fall OF 1874 l0i ,p| f,cF.
eulls have been ya,atuattt
, 1877-02-10
THE BLACK HILLS INDIANS.

CnErESag, wyo., Feb. IA ,,arty Of In
dians, supposed to be Chcyenncs, ssa,lc IN at
tark on Chasc's rancho, un Horsu Creek, thirty
miles north OF tllis place yesterday evening. 4
forto Of fifteen citizens gave the Indians battle
and drogc them oil, capturing four Of their
poutes. No whites were Injured. 4 dctach-
ment Of tho Fifth Cavalry left Fort Russell this
morning TO cndcavor TO intercept tho Indians.
DEApwoop, y. T., Feb: 0.-Tucsstay. Mrssrs.
Dean an1 Young departed from Spear Fish II, a
wagon for hunt. Wl,cn fur a,lics iron, town
they werc Tired Oh by band of twenty Indians.
AZ the first vollcy, Dean, who WIS drlyiug, ro-
cclycd two wounds, but managed to keep his
scat a''l esrtrol llss horscs, giving hs cul,pan-
ion opportunity 10 use Ills riic. Dy their great
coolnesa ns,l courage tic men made their a.
cape. Dcans wounds arc scvcrp, though nut
fatal. Last night tho Indians male a tiash u,l
ranches ehe5t distance from Crool; City, kill
Ing Tllolnas Wallron, OF Nontara, and wound-
lns nnotl.cr lI!an severely, and s,rcec1cI in
carrying away about tfty hoSscs. The nun WHO
was wounded killetl one IntllaA.
Another rich strlke was nude to-day lust at
the lower end of tic city,. Eiehtec1, cents was
tolicn FROM ono pan Of SURFACE uart1l.. The
Claltn Is known as tlle u New DIacorcry.'
, 1877-02-10
new YORK MARKET.


NEW YonG, Feb. D.-tKAIa-wLcat-,le1kcs rather
more atc&dy sor sprfngs moderate milling demand;
spdculstan and shlppeFs hot4tu9 OF, M. Chicago
aontnaa!y &1.4l4l.A3t winter wheat nomlnay ua.
e1an3taa sales 81. uu hu Insrsdsl Iptng 1t st.11
ttd Including ~ tDo LQ to arrive 1t xl5s NJ.
stFrtly prime, e44 In soret Now York NJ. spring,
e3st No. Atnneaota, su.esllG1, SITS ln stuts Kyy
dulll Westsyu E1ssae. New cufu u q ID 1uwrf; limit
~ tradc fur export aud on,u uss uL Wcstrrn nfxel
sEsde oweri BITTER export leandt salvx or o kJ ~
unETadtds Western m!1c1. oC357ca Grads. a9$Q
o7e; ueF steamer mlaet. e7dta1ac, new No. 2
steamer white. o7Ho alao Tor export, 75lO0 Ap old
Westesn mixed In store md Aluas a34alc; also To-
p(0b new steamer deliverable March $, Nyc,
OcIAH FRki1HTa-Sueh better business In berth
too+ and rates about &sadyi cAartGrs quiet and IN.
chanEeat engagements to Liverpool by stcam up bu
peas a. 4>xI.
PsoyIsloxE-Pork decidedly lower; morn active bus,.
ntss OFT and apccuaos sslea si0 brla ucw cs4
On SPOT 1t tlaOsla.7o, un1nspectedi $II0U for IN.
spectea1 $50 brs March, 81, s brit April t1a %
&!a.7a. rlosluy 1t &!H.uAlu.Bss bO1 brl1 May,
sl6sAelo,sa. csoslag At $1A0a blas 9IG.s5
Aktdi q tbs second cau fur March $lu.:3 bid.
$la.7s askeIi for April $lLa. bid sud stu. es
Western aux clear, HSc. LA.d
much lowsrs good speculative 1uansss, closing crrr
spot lots dulli sales N tcs pc on lbs spot At
*tlaoi 80 tcs far February n tlI:D t.t<U for
Aasch q $it 3H9ll.a ssoting a. Ft.a:{; 7,7s0 tes
for ApEt! 1t .aa7ls.@:H cloainz u "; l. 10
tor May a. Sla.40Ali.t1 closing u ttl.as+
scaA2-RAw quiet bus sleadys quotattoasi Cuba In.
fefipf 70 common sohnlug. ~ 0}tc fats sset coo4,
esscs pH1ss DAc5 fAIf to choice grocery, 0A3tO,aa;
eenssIfsgA. hhas aud bsl'. Nos. to IL p316loNc.s
TALLo*-AlTket quiet and uns< ttlrdS pkiue city.
perlb
wn4xT-pull, sa.es 60 bsls 81 sl.o7H; alcohol oass.
I'd ~ ~, u, Without 1uyeFa.
, 1877-02-10

bay anil 1larbnr In the world all tlIe ships,
haralc.. briggs, bsiyaDtE,,cn. trhonncra, elopi,4,
llnttnmts. rats sand cntalnnEar~, with whales. l;y
the means nf Young whale. WE will rasiiy 10 nf
nncs We viii givc iight ard l.cat 10 Mi nan.nd,
mud thus rrnd all steamship compa-
nics that burn coal, nj! coal comra-
nf:s. and all gas companies tn ORC
eternal snasl,." Here Mrs. 1sydcr, pcFccty,ng
tint llcr spnusc, and her sons anil daughters,
that their etrc, was becoming excited anil tc:
ifssaying Ills pluns, broke in upon 'n, aad ended
the conversation
Tho foregoing ncws.tcttcr was left at our Of
fec by 4 gentleman who Is tlcsrribtl bY tho
messenger. who received iltm ns Of "tomewlIat
fashionable exterior nnI rcaky heard" fn-
1utry having been made "A Ii whether this gen.
tlcrtam lacked like person wito would vol
unfairly bcconc pntty u hoax, the answer
was, "tust tIlu nt!,cf wfy'': n rrp1y so satIs-
tnetory that VIZ Ie,itatctl no longer nbuWt ac-
eepting 50 intcrcsttIyg story,
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rlcs away tllc eto.,tcst bridges, while the prcr.
hanging heights NJ c't!r''v stripped of trcrs
As on instnnr nf the ri1,4t VI tllr rlraranc Of
forests upon climate. lr"f iandnls refers 10 The
wotnlcl, and wllcrc the temperature Is uilsscr
and more c1uablc than fft Tho ,1cnulctl va1lcyehf
Ayers, iifntcrrlcr, Erhcrcu, etc., which He no
itct luwcr. Honn rnltrrr, fnttcmi, have tccnmc
quite unfnhallftablc through the obstruction Of
the forests. and the coH.egucst disturbances Of
the temperature, NJ, Tor tnttarrr. tic kafctltcr
ttal. The water supply. ts'o. Is 1arHcly aifccte.
Wherever tho wuods have lct n destroyed, tho
character Of tho water t,attns tlss bce,i trans
fortnctl almost within tho cxpsrlenec hf single
generation. Nay1gabtc rivera !lnvc become shall
low streams, brN'ks I,avc been changed intt'
torrents during nne mart 0f the year an1 att,ny
tracts during the remainder; willie lakcs have
been converted Into pcstilthtsal hwasnps, and
fertile nlatnt into nEill tltherte.
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