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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-15

ASSAULT UPON LADY OF HENRICo COUN-
TY.-On Thursday about A. NJ. young
negro mat, named Baylor Colberton, went
to the residence of Mrs. Arabela Eubank,
situated near the Deep-Run turnpike, in
Brookland district, six miles from Rich
mond, and made an assault upon her. He
was armed with club. A struggle en-
sued, during which Mrs. Eubank was bit
ten on one OF her fingers, but escaped all
other injuries, and finally succeeded in
eiecting the intruder from her room and
house.
Mr.. Eubank had, as is his custom, left
home very early to deliver ice, and CoIber-
ton, who lived IN the neighborhood, being
aware OF his movements, took advantage OF
his absence.
Yesterday the accused was arrested and
taken before Justice Hopkins, when he had
preliminary examination, and was COM
mitted to the county Jail to await the action
OF the grand jury.
Mr.. Eubank is a highly respectable farm
er, and is we'll known in his neighborhood.
The prisoner is a young man about sixteen
years Of age, and had been living on Mr..
Thomas Drew's farm, in the vicinity Of Mr..
Eubank's home.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. o. S. BARTON and Colon

PERsoNAL.-Dr. 0. S. Barton and Colonel
William Lamb are at the Exchange.
Fireman johnson, at the Brook-Avenue
,engine-house, who was badly hurt by q
horse stepping on bis foot, is getting about,
and will soon be entirely well.
Captain Hollmann, commanding his ma.
iesty's ship Medusa, now lying at Norfolk, is
stopping at the Exchange and Ballard Hu-
tel.
Mr.. Henry Thon, one Of our oldest and
most respected German citizens, has left on
visit to the iatherland.
Judge Henley, James City; r. Fl. McCor.
mick, Chicago; L. G. Tappey, Jr., Phia.
delphia; and Alfred A. Day, Syracuse, n
Y, were in the city yesterday.
R. E. Bakey, Esq, editor OF the Lenoir
IN. C.l Topic, is in the city, on visit to his
father, who is quite sick. Mr.. Blakey is an
old Richmond typo, and one OF the best
men in the newspaper fraternity.
Among the visitors to The Tobacco EX'
change yesterday were John NJ. Martin
Powhatan; t. j. Sharp, Louisa; w. a
Alexander, West Virginia; C. +. Smith,
Caroline; 3. B. Vaughan, Jr., Petersburg
R. II. Jewell, Spotsylvania; John B. Tur
pin, Halifax; A. N. Johnston, Goochland
c. A. Johnston, Montgomery; NJ. Fred
berger, Philadelphia; and r. Marshall, Al
bemarle,
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CLOSING EXERCISES OF Mrs. CoLsToS's
ScHooL.-The closing exercises of Mrs. Ra-
leigh Colston's school for young ladies took
place yesterday at No. 301 east Grace street,
and were much enjoyed by all the partici-
pants. The Rev. Nr. jackson, with some
felicitous remarks, delivered the certificates
OF proficiency and five gold and four silver
medals.
The gold medals were presented to Miss
Mary Branch, Miss Sydney Smith, Miss
Mary Martin, Miss Florie Beale, and Miss
Mary Skinker for conduct and scholarship.
The silver medals were conferred upon Miss
Mary Savage, Miss Sally May, Miss Flora
Martin, and Miss Annie Williams for scho-
larship. A scholarship for the ensuing ses-
sion being given by Mrs. Colston as Il fur
ther testimonial, it was awarded to Miss
Florie Beale, although equally mcrited by
her two competitors, Misses Branch and
Martin.
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BRIEF LOCAL IrEMs.-The collections OF
United States internal revenue yesterday
were $3.50. .42-the smallest on record.
In the Chancery Court Annie L. CHRIS
tian has been divorced from Beverly Chris
tian.
Justice White disposed Of some sixty civil
cases yesterday morning.
The Walker Light Guard did not go in
body to staunton, but some half dozen
members attended the memorial exercises
yesterday.
County Court yesterday. The court meets
to-day at II O'Clock A. N.
The highest reported price paid for to-
bacco on 'Change yesterday was $500, by
r. A. Mills. One package was withdrawn
The Peabody Base Ball Club beat picked
nine yesterday evening by score OF lS
to 16.
Horace Hovan, formerly OF this city, and
who was arrested In Petersburg for DIG
bond robbery, has been acquitted.
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MANCHESTER, VA, June 13, 1873. 81
Editors Dispatch: Will you please in.
form me as to the law in regard to fishing
with drift-seine at this season OF the year
BY 80 doing you will oblige
a MANCHESTER SUBSCRIBER.
GThere is no law prohibiting the use OF
driftseines at this season OF the year. It IS
not lawful, however. to kill or capture any
mountain trout (salmo .fontdnaiis) in any
OF the waters OF the State between the 10Th
OF September and the 1st day OF April OF
each year by any process ,ohateuer, nor at
any other time except by angling with hook
and line; nor shall it be lawful to kill or
capture any river bass commonly called
black bass or black perch). or pond bass
commonly called southern chub), between
the 10th day OF May and the 1st day OF July
OF each year; nor shall it be lawful to shoot
or spear either species OF these fish at any
time
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REDUCTIoSS.-The following lots, 81 imited,'
have been marked rs follows in order 10 close them
out not wishing 10 carry them TO next season
Black Cheviot Suits formerly sold at $l4 now 81 ;
Blue Cheviot Suits formerly sold at 1880 now
$3.50;
Gray Cheviot Suits formerly sold nj S1i now SO;
Mixed Cashmere Suits formerly sold at Sl2 now 80
Blue Flannels formerly sold At SO now So;
White Vests formerly sold at 81 now 75c.;
White Vests formerly sold ut Use. now SO;
Unlaundrled Shirts superior quality, SO per dozen.
These are bone fde reductions, and made TO pre-
vent accumulation OF broken suite. Call early.
A.SAKs & CO., lQl3 Main street..
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Jackson, representing the Atlanta (Ga.j
advance , guard OF this gallant gall corps, who rho
are going to the White Sulphur Springs on
an excursion about the 18th Of July. The
Captain paid his respects to Mayor CARING
ton and Governor Holiday; and with his
cicerone, Colonel Capers, visited the ar
mory OF the First Virginia regiment last
night. The drill OF Captain Bossieux's
company (Richmond Grays) attracted the
special attention OF these gentlemen.
When the Atlanta company arrives they
will be the special guests Of the First Vir-
ginia regiment. Captain Jackson is the son
of General Henry R. Jackson, OF Savannah,
Ga.
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Che Hop Of the SeaSon.-After the lawn
party Thursday night number OF the young
gentlemen Of the Beau Monde Assembly" "
engaged Warner Aliens excellent string
band, and with lady friends repaired to
Cersley's Hall, where the tleeting hours
were danced away until 3 O'Clock A. NJ.
The affair was efficiently managed by
Nessrs. David Beattie, George E. Chiles,
Thomas Parker, Henry G. Beattie, and
Willie r. Flournoy. a vote OF thanks wa:
rendered Thomas B. Cersley, Esq, for kind
attentions
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THE WEATHER.-Yesterday was delight
full day, though the sun and air felt more
like September than June. The summer
has so far been very bland. In April we
had warmer days than we have had in June.
Whether or not the summer, like the wYl-
ter, is to he remarkable for mildness, it is
unsafe now to predict. At any rate, the
two weeks past have been, unless memory
is greatly at fault, rather unusual and the
health OF the city, generally worse at this
season than nearly any other, has been very
good. The temperature has been bad upon
the dealers in ice and ice-cream, but plea
SAINT and profitable to nearly everybody else.
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U. A. O. DETECTION OF OFFICERS
The Grand Grove, u. A. Q. D., OF Virginia,
which has been in session in this city for
the last two days, adjourned last evening,
after very harmonious and profitable ses-
sion. The following officers were elected
for the next twelve months: 2. A. DR..
Charles A. Mercer, n. G. A.; P. A, Henry
Koch, d. G. A; Z. N. G. A. William T..
Cree, &. Secretary; ?. A. G. c. Thon, q.
Treasurer; p. A. w. w. Phillips, 6. NJ. !;
P. A. Peter Stumpf, 6. l. g.; p. n. G. A.
Isaac Solomon, G. 0. &. ..
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HOTELS.
4 'HESTER HOUSE.
~ CHESTER, Va.
JOSEPH II. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This House, located on the Richmond and Peters,
DGTg railroad, thirteen miles from Richmond, and
nine from Petersburg, with its comfortable Cot
scntribute towards making it convenient and desi-
!able clearinghouse. particularly for families
VINO contemplate leaving the cities during the sum-
Aer months
;, The railroad authorities furnish boarders at this
mouse passes 10 and from either city at $6 per
month; and 10 persons building on The Chester
tract :" free pass for ten years on each dwelling
h9nse erected and occupied by a family OF white
others In the cities to spend The niphts with their
families tat remarkably healthy piace) and return
1othe cities In time for business. je 1l-2w
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF MISS RO.
BERTs's SCHooL.-The commencement eX-
ercises OF Miss Sue Roberts's school took
place in the lcctIre-room OF the Second
Baptist church yesterday, in the presence
OF large audience. The children present
cd an attractive appearance, and acquitted
themselves crcditably. Mr. Ashton Starke
made brief address, and conducted the
exercises. After recitations, singing, &C.,
Mr.. James B. Winston presented the medals
for scholarship, in 4 happy address, to
Master Bernard Foster, in the male depart
ment, and to Miss Alberta Berry, in the fe.
male department. Master Harvey Simpson
delivered the Yaledictory.
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ELECTION OF MASONIC OFF1cERs.- Dove

ELECTION OF MASONIC OFFICERs.-Dove
Lodge, No. 81, A. Il. and A. NJ, at the
stated communication held on lust evening at
st. Adams Hall elected the following officers
for the ensuing Masonic term: Robert II.
Fisher, master; T. A. Jacob, senior warden ;
Charles T. Dabney, junior warden; Angus
tus Arsell, Jr., treasurer; Ben. II. August,
secretary; L. F. Mason, senior deacon; E.
P. Reeve, junior deacon.
The w. NJ. elect appointed J. +. Tyler
and 0. A. Hankins stewards and Thomas
Angel tiler. These officers will be installed
June q.
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4 TLANTIC HOTEL,
BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA.
FlEST-CLASS SEASIDE RESORT.
OPEN FROM JUNE1TO OCTOBER l, 1875.

The Long Branch Of the Sonsh. II Is the mos,
pleasant house on the Atlantic coast.
SURF. BATHING unsurpassed. There Is no un.
te!ow 10 andangcr life while bathing. Bath-houseS
or both ladies and gentlemen within fifty yards OF
the house Bath suits 10 hire Tide ebbng and flow
Inc twice daily beneath the building, acting both Us
cooler and scavcn2er.
one thousand two hundred feet OF piazza around
the building. The dancc-hali is the finest on eie
son. Attentive servants. good fishing, ana saillnS
safe and good sail-boatS can be had nt all times
with good men 10 manage tham. The TABLE VIII
i-e supplied with all the dclicacies Of land and water
TIE BAR will be supplied with the best Of wines
liquors, cigars, &c.
There 1. 30 b. tub-race from the hotol piazza July
4,h ten,rance free TO ALL and grand tall ut night
About the house there are no flies, no duSt ana nc
o,1utos Billiards ten-pins. chess draughts. &C.. &c
spend the time n when weary of sailing, fishing. &c
TERMS PER DAY, $3.50; children and servants
half price.
Special contracts with eXcursiomSis and parties
stopping longer than one week.
DIR. G. X. BAGBY,
t. G-eodlm Proprietor.
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4 BATHER RoBBED.-The son OF Broad
street grocer, while preparing to go into the
dock to bathe last night. was robbed OF coat,
vest, shoes, pocket-book, opcn-face gold
watch, and cane. Upon the discovery OF
his loss he borrowed large cloak, wrapped
it around him, and made his way home with
all expedition, but by no very public route.
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ALUMNI ADDREss.-On Monday night, at
the First Baptist church, Rev. DR.. p. S.
Henson, of Philadelphia, will deliver the
address before the Alumni Society OF Rich
mond College. DIR. ,Henson has an exten-
sive reputation as an eloquent and witty
speaker, and he will undoubtedly commend
fine audience, and those who go to hear
him will be delighted. L
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The La,rn Party.-The lawn party on the
grounds OF the Pulliam mansion was con-
tinued last night, and was equalyas sue
cessiul as on Thursday night. Music,
moonlight, melody, the sweetest OF sweet
girls and delicious creams and ices, are 8. a
dainty dish tit for king"
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BAsE-BALL.-The newly organized Stone
wall Baseball CluD, composed OF some OF
the best material in this city, will play their
first match game with the Atlantic Club at
the Richmond and Atlantic Baseball Park
this evening at 4a o'clock.
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TURN OFF THE CASA servant OF Coun-
Gilman Lauer, west Main street, having
turned off the gas Thursday night, an d then
turned it on unlighted, two children of Mr..
Lauer's came near being sufocated. Moth
ing saved their lives but the open windows.
As it was, the parents had to sit up all night
with the little ones after discovering that
the gas was escaping.
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sATURDAY.......... JUNE 10, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, lower pressure, varia.
BILE winds, mostly from east to south, slight
ly warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
and possibly followed by occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic States, generally
lower pressure, easterlY to southerly winds,
and slightly warmer and partly cloudy wea-
ther. will prevail, with rain-areas in the
southern portion.
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THERE IS ART IN DRESS.
THERE is ART IN DRESS.
THERE is ART IN DRESS.

We study The person to be fitted, and
IN our Reddy-mads or Order DepaTt,
meat can select materialS and style Of
Idshioia to make best appearance for
acedrer.
The cutters in oar Custom Department
are skilfuL and experienced.
We ,oere atoGrded as high q premium
as the Centennial Exhibition gdrs for
our ,eorkmGnship and cut, and aa one
in the United States reeeiusd any higher
a,pard. JOHN WAyAMAkER,
Tenth and Main streets
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DooLEY's YEAST POwDER.-This truly un-
riyaled baking powder stands OH Its merits alone
and because of its perfect purity and excellence.
and from the fact that every package is strictly full
weight, the people have adopted 1t In their house
holds, and have the utmost confidence In It, IL al
ways does the work cffectualIY, goes much further
I'm use. and makes better and more wholesome and
nutritious biscuits, bread rolls, mullins, cakes. and
pastry than any other powder in the country.
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SPRING. STREET HOME.-Plans are being
completed to enlarge the operations OF the
Spring-Street Home by the 1st OF July.
Those who have heretofore aided this chari-
ty, and other citizens also, will be called
uuon in behalf OF this institution.
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TIE ART OF PRoLoNGING LIFE.-Peoplc gen.
orally desire long life and good health. Sickness
and premature death are almost always due to vio-
laiions Of the laws that govern our physical being,
and of which the masses are ignorant. If men knew
better they would do better; but how can they
avoid an evil that they know not Of? While efforts
are made through the public schools to give each
child 4 so-ealled common English education, yet
the children are permitted to grow up and enter
upon the responsible duties Of active life pro-
foundly ignorant of the structure of their own
bodies and the laws Of physical being upon which
their health and lives depend. They are sent TO
school and crammed with arithmetic, grammar,
and geography, by teachers who, IN many instances,
have never studied physiology and hygiene. They
are taught TO locate The mountains and trace the
rivers of foreign countries, but are never taught
to locate the vital organs and glands OF their
bodies, trace the veins, arteries, and nerves,
in their various qualifications. They are instructed
In the aow of the tides, and the course OF the ocean
currents, and the philosophy of winds and storms;
but they have no correct conception of the relative
effects upon their health Of breathing pure or I'm
pare air. has their attention ever been called to
the Importance of keeping their bodies clean and
healthy BY regular bathing The criminality of such
neglect IN teaching becomes apparent when we con-
slider that the masses, ignorantly violating the laws
Of health, bring upon themselves sickness, suffering,
and death, that might otherwise be avoided In this
condition of things welcome into being any work
that is calculated to impart to the masses know
ledge of the structure Of their bodies. the laws
of health, and the importance Of observing those
laws. We find DIR. Pierce'S Common-Scuse Medl-
cal Adviser to be just such work. 1t Is physio-
logical and pathological, and the major part OF
1t should bc converted into textbook for the use
OF common schools Its careful study will enable
the healthy to preserve their healt and the sickly
IN repaiu health Every parent should read il, and
as their children become OF proper age instruct them
In The al.impOrtaIt truths it contains. Were this
done much suffering and premature deaths would
be prevented, and many Il youth saved from life
of shame and liccntiousness. The book contains
nearly one thousand pages is prousey illustrated
with colored plates and wood-engravings, and can
he had by addressing x. y. Pierce NJ. d.. Worlds
Dspcnsary and Iuavlids Hoiel. Buffalo, y. y. Price
postpaid, 81 so United Brethren did Journal.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ea- On all Gales Of Real Estate made betuesa
the / st Of January and last Of June the tdIesTGf
the present year haze to be paid bythe purchaser
On al sales made bettoeen the lst Of July and Last
of the year the taIes hare to be paid by the seller
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap.
plies TO Richmond and vicinity.1
ROBERT B. LYME, 6h p. NJ, commissioners sale
of a lot on the south line Of Richard near Seven
teenth street.
ROBERT B. LYME, P. NJ, trustees sale OF. n
framed dwelling. with very large lot, on the
south line of Venable near Eighteenth street.
JOHN POE, JR., Chief Of Police, 10 A. NJ, one hog
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QUALIFIED.-N. NJ. Lee, Sergeant-elect,
qualified as such yesterday before Judge
George L. Christian, Of the Hastings Court,
by entering into bond In $4,000, with
Lemuel Powers and James g. Smith secu-
rites Mr.. Lee took the oath Of Office in
open court, and win enter upon the dis
charge of his duties on the 1st Of July next.
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POLICE COURT. Justice White had very
unimportant docket yesterday.
Margaret Ann Harris (colored), charged
with stealing pair Of shoes from Annie
Coles, was sent to Jail for one day.
Two trifing cases disposed OF.
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For the Middle Atlantic States, and
during the month OF June, winds blowing
from the southeast or southwest, or from
directions between those points, are found
to be the winds most likely to be followed
by rain. Winds blowing from the north
west Or northeast, or from directions be-
tween those points, are found to be the
winds least likely to be followed by rain.
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HUsTISGs CoURT.--The only case tried
before this Court yesterday was that OF; @.
e. Thon, fer failing to register drink which
he had sold. The jury failed to agree, and
were discharged until to-day at II O'Clock.
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THE GARDEN CoNCERT.-There was quite
a large number of persons present last
evening at the concert given by Professor
Kessnich in the garden OF Sanger Halle.
The place has been admirably fitted up by
Mr.. Zimmerman, and the sweet music
discoursed by Kessnch's band was greatly
enjoyed by all present. These concerts
will be continued every Friday evening,
and will doubtless be well patronized.
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HEAVY SALE OF ToBACco.-Messrs.S Sub
lett tE Cary made sale yesterday OF 105
hogsheads of tobacco. This is the largest
sale OF shipping tobacco that has been made
here this season.
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HORSE CAsE.-In the Circuit Court Of
Richmond yesterday the case OF J. T. Rogers
lDs. b. l.. Barnes, growing cut OF horse.
trade, was tried, and verdict for defendant
rendered.
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FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good rs MEADE B. BA-
KER'S CARDoLIC MoUTH-WAsI. Fifty cents
hottI
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warmer.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ, 60;
9 A. NJ, 73; noon, 81 {; 8 2. NJ, 81 6P.
NJ, SO; midnight, 70.
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KOAHDING.

NEW YORK BOARDING-4S WEST
~ y. TWENTIETH STREET. First-class House.
tss nggs large and airy Easy of access Most desi-
ana leading Theatres. Board, $3.50 per day. Sat-
"lactory arrangements by the week or month. Is
G. &. VAN BURES. Eg
N Nl5-10t* 4s west Twentieth street, New York.
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PINEAPPLEs, PINEAPPLEs.-Those who desire
any OF this fruit to preserve should go to PIzZINI,
who has nice lot OF PISEAPPLES.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attbe
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOR ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WASH
are unexcelled. Fifty cents d bottle. ..r
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TIRE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
closing Exercises of the Central
school.

EXERC1sEs-THEM MEDALIsTs AND PRoFI-
CIENTs-ADDREss OF MAJOR W. F. C..
GREGoRY-A HAPPY HOLIDAY AND AU
REVOIR
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PEACH ICE-CREAM ag PIZZINI's.

NJ. ELLYSoN 6 CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsements In all Of the newspapers of the United
SIaes at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dts
patch counting-ro0m will receive prompt atten-
f,nv,