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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-25

LONDON, June 24.-Dispatches from Ber-
lin state that Lord Beaconsield at Saturdays
sitting of the congress made the finest
speech he ever delivered. He opposed the
Russian demand that the Sultan, instead OF
being permitted to garrison the Roumeilan
frontier as he chose, should be obliged to
designate beforehand the points he wished
IN fortify. and the number OF troops to be
maintained thereat; also, that he informed
bismarck with extraordinary energy that
England would not hesitate moment on
this subject, and he would quit Berlin on
Monday il her demands were then unsatIs-
fled.
It is believed when the withdrawal OF the
Russian troops and the future admlnlstra-
tive organization OF the provinces IS dis
cussed in the congress there VIII DC an
other crisis as severe as the one Just passed.
One Of the most successful experiments
OF the English Society OF Friends has been
their adult Sunday schools. In these, igno-
rant grown persons are taught to read the
Bible and to write, the writing lessons gen.
orally consisting OF Scripture passages.
The work was started about thirty years
ago, and a large part OF its success Is due
TO the efforts OF The late Joseph Surge. OF
Birmingham. There are now over l0,OOo
scholars in these schools; Birmingham nav
ing the largest number OF any one place
namely, 1900. The scholars are principally
artisans and farn-aborers.
On the cards OF invitation to the funeral
ceremonies Iof the late Peruvian MinlsterJ
appeared the letters R. /. P.-requiescat IN
Dace-and fashionable Washington pre-
Stunning that r. S. V. P. was meant, and that
the Peruvians didn't know what they were
about, overwhelmed the family with an
avalanche OF letters Of acceptance to the
burial. The aristocracy OF the national
capital isn't up in the dead languages
Chicago Times.
A convention, consisting OF five lay dele
gates from each church, is to be held by the
Methodists OF Brooklyn, to consider the
present form OF the itinerancy In connec-
ton with the growth OF Methodlsm 10 that
city. The. reason given for the calling OF
the convention Is the growing belief that
The present short term OF the past0rate Is an
injury to the churches. Tribune.
General Fitz Henry Warren died at
Brimteld, Mass, Friday, aged sixty-tWo
wears. lie was appointed Second Assistant
pestmaster-Ge General by President Gilmore
in 1851, and was afterward q presidential
clector. In 1865 be was appointed by Pre-
sident johnson minister resident to Guate
mala, where ne renamed till 1863 81 :.;ls. i
Pinchbael, the irrepressible Louisiana
politician, intends to- run fox Congress II
| the Fifth district OF that State, which gave
la large Republican majority in 1916.
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A RARY R1rrES RY A RAr.-A horrible

A BABY BITTEN BY A RATA horrible
discovery was made yesterday evening at
No. 537 north Fremont street, which will be
Of interest to all mothers. A child six
months old, son of Mr.. j. Purnell, was left
asleep in its cradle. About 5 O'Clock Its
mother heard it crying and ran to see what
was the matter. As she entered the room q
large rat jumped from the cradle, and in a
few minutes disappeared in its hiding-place.
There in the cradle, struggling and crying
with pain, lay the helpless infant, with the
blood trickIinS down one side of its face,
from which the savage animal had been
gnawinS. Thc rat had bitten the child sew
cral times about the cheek, ear, and neck,
and possibly the timely entrance OF the
mother was all that saved the little ones
life. No serious result is pprehcndcd from
the bitc.-Buttinaore american.
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CINCINNATI.

"S-'S 10y 1870
To Editors of Richmond Dispatch:
/ need not write OF this city as place OF
business, but will say that / learn that it
is an important and growing market for
leaf-tobacco. There is no such luxurious
place as the Richmond Tobacco Exchange
here, but tobacco is sold at the several
warehouses, as OF old in Richmond. /
should think the buyers would have labo-
rious time, for learn the sales begin at 8
a. NJ, and frequently do not end until p.
NJ. learn, too, that the leaf sold here has
so increased in favor that many Of our man
ufacturers are forced to draw their supplies
largely from this city. Our planters will
have to improve the quality OF their crops
in order to keep this demand at home. I
beg you to impress this upon our people rs
all important. / notice in front OF num-
Der Of stores boxes OF manufactured tobac-
co marked Richmond, Va.," and Judging
from the general appearance OF business
here [ would think our manufacturers
would do well to cultivate this market.
&. TRAVELLER.
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Fearful. STORM IN KANsAs-A RAINFALL
OF TWENTY-FIVE INCHEs.-St. Louis, Juae
o3.-Advices from Southwestern Kansas
say terrible rain-storms prevailed in that
region last week. At Winfield the rainfall
on Wednesday afternoon was estimated at
TWENTY-FIVE inches. what says Colonel
Ed. Myers y The whole country was in.
undated, and great damage done to the
crops. Bridges and fences were carried
away, and cattle, hogs, and poultry drown
ed. The children of q farmer named True,
living on Beaver creek, were drowned, and
MIR. Bell, living on Badger creek, was also
drowned. Considerable damage was done
by Lightning.
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Washington Items.

Robert NJ. Douglass, United Marshal Of
the Western District OF North Carolina, was
recommissioned to-day.
The Treasury will pay the July interest
on coupon bonds on the 25th instant with
out rebate.
The Departments OF the South and Gulf
are consolidated under the name OF the De-
partment OF the South, Brigadier- General
Anger commanding. The headquarters
will hereafter be selected and announced in
general orders.
General Mackenzie has reported to the
War Department his return from Mexico.
The details OF his trip have been sent by
mail.
Preparations are being made at the State
Department for the distribution Of the Next
can award The preparations will require
ten days ora fortnight.
The practce-steamer May1ower left An
napolis this morning on her. annual cruise.
with the third and fourth classes OF cadet
engineers. She will so first to Norfolk. and
continue her cruise until September 18th.
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a BOLD ROBBERY IN WEST VIRGINIA.

4 BOLD ROBBERY IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Uarper's Ferry, ". Va, June 81, 1S7S.-A
bold robbery was committed here yester-
day by three men. apparently tramps.
Willie Patrick Daugherty, pedler, for
merry from Baltimore, was walking on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad track, one mile
east OF this place, three unknown men
sprang on him, and in an instant had him
in corner. when they presented pistol
ut each side of his head and demanded his
money. lie made ne resistance whatever,
and on closely searching his person bis as
sailants secured in all $31.25. A good many
such robbcries have been committed around
the Ferry Correspondence OF the BdHs-
moro SIN.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN CHURCH. Washington

SUDDEN DEATH IN CHURCH. Washington,
June 23.-Mr. John D. Patton, OF George
town, fell dead in st. Johns church, in that
city, to-day. He entered the church appa-
rently in good health, and during the ser
vice had risen, praycr-book in hand, when
the death-strokc came, and he fell back
ward, the book falling to the floor from his
iHeless grasp. \ slight commotion swept
through the audience, but 50 slight that tne
rector only thought some one had tainted.
Mr.. Patton was q clerk in the Patent Office,
and was seventy-one years OF age.
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Gas Explosion-.Fatal Result.

NEW YORK, june 24.-Oliver S. Vincent
and William FL. Code, two clerks in the
tax-collector's Office in Brooklyn, entered
the vault to-day. Code lighted match and
applied it to the gas-iet when an explosion
Immediately ensued, and the wall OF the
vault was blown into the middle OF the Of
fee. Vincent was blown across the room
about forty feet. His clothes were torn off
and his face and body painfully lacerated.
Code was buried in the ruins. Both were
fatally injured Several others who were
in the room were severely injured.
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another, are to be The order OF the day In
almost every neighborliood OF the county.
It is specially TO be noted that the people Of
the several neighborhoods are giving such
evidences Of appreciation to the teachers
and their pupils. S.tss
At this writing g A. Nj there is pros.
pect that It will be- pleasant day for the
memorial ceremonies. ALPHA.
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| aored 70 Denth.-.rntaI Railroad Acct

BALTIMORE, June 24.-On Saturday after
noon, at st. Mary's Industrial School, near
this city, youth named Thomas Fleming,
an inmate of the institution, was eored to
death by bull.
This morning Louis Schneider, aged
twenty-six, was run over and instantly
killed by the cars OF the Philadelphia, Will
n1ngton and Baltimore railroad at Canton.
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DEATH OF COLONEL KANE.-Baftmore,
June 23.-Colonel George p. Kane, mayor
OF this city, died this morning. For the
Dast wear he has been suffering with Bright's
disease, which was the primary cause OF
his DEATH He was an active and popular
citizen, and filled many important offices.
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GROCERIES. &c.

TAMES IL JOHN N. GORDON
u WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS
IN METALS, Nos. and Fourteenth street, near
the Exchange HOTEL offer for sale Rebned Sugars OF
and Black Tens, hIolasses and Syrups Soap. Can
dies iii Carb. Soda, Pearl Starch, Concentrated Ley,
Axle-Grease &C. Also, Iron, Steel, and all the met
ais usually sold IN this market Nova Scotia Grind
stones. ali sizes. my IL
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Tho Indian Questiou..-Critfcnl Situn.
alton.

New YORK, June 24.-An omaha special
saws: s General Crook returned yesterday
from Chicago, after a conference with Sheri-
dan on the Indian question The officers
believe the situation to be very critical.
Some do not hesitate to say plainly that the
army, with the present numbers, cannot put
down the Bannocks' instruction, to say
nothing Of anticipated troubles with Sitting
Bull and others.'
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Meeting Of Stockholders OF
H9inl,ioann Central RnilrnnIa

Annual Meeting Of Stockholders OF
Michigan Central Raiiroado
DETROIT, MICH., June 24.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the Michi-
gan Central railroad was held to-day. The
following directors for the ensuing year were
chosen: William Fl. Vanderbilt, Augustus
Schell, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Samuel F.
Barger, William r. Vanderbilt, New York !;
Arson Stager, Chicago; Ashley Pond, De
troit; William L. Scott, Erie, Pa. and Ed
win d. Worcester, Albany. Fifteen mil
lions of stock were voted out OF eighteen
millions, of which the Vanderbilt ticket re-
ceived about ten millions and the Taylor
ticket five millions.
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REMOVAL.
DANK OF COMMERCE
REMOVED TO I'LL MAIN STREET.

.Tr.usacts GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
COLLECTIONS made on acceptable points, and
prompt returns made at current rates of exchange
BONDS, STOCKS. aud VIRGINIA TAA-HE
CEIykBLE COUPONS bought and sold.
As AGENTS for Messrs. Drcxel & Co., Phlladelphia
we draw DRAFTS on the leading cities of Europe
mt lowest rates for highest class bills.
Business solicited, with the assurance that ever!
effort will he made 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN &. WILLIAMS,
NIL 40 Cashier.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
ErCInONp, June "a, 1873.
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WEEAT.-Red, 332 bushels; Of which 81 bushels
we're rev, .#l.
CoRN.-Mired 500 bushels
OATS.-750 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, "a O bushels on private terms: J 8
bushels common Fu.tz ut Sl-total, q 8 bushels.
CoRN.-MiCe6, 400 bushels good at sic.
OATS.-100 bushels very good spring aL Soc.
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The Coal Trade.

NEW YORK. June 24.-At Il monthly
meeting OF the Board of Control OF the
coal producers to-day, all interests being
represented. one and half millions OF tom
mage was agreed upon as the production
for Tuly ...s-..
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The Russian vessels at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, June "a The vessels
purchased by the Russian agents, and now
undergoing alterations at Cramps ship
yard, are to be renamed when completed:
The, State Of California will be called
ssEuropen; the Columbia will be called
IS Asiao; the Saratoga will be known rs
"Africa.v The new vessel now building
will be christened g America"
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Ely telegraph.

New YORK, June 24.-(ioI opened 1t 1909
Noen.-Stocks strong. Money on call, 2s@3 per
cent. Gold, zoos. EXchauge-LoHg, 1914; short,
1861. Governments firm. State bonds firm.
Erentng.-Money easy at 2lI3 per cent Elk
Ing, none. Governments firm; new SIS, 1861. State
bonds quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 24.-Virginla IS, old, 25; de-
ferred, Al: Virginia consolidated, COZ; secoad Sc
ries, 2Sk: past-duc coupons, So. North Carolina
6's, old 10: new, 8. Bid to-day.
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aroker Susnended.

NEW York, June 24.-The suspension OF
w. D. VOORHEES,, an old member, was an
nounced at the Stock Exchange this after
noon. His efhbarrassments grew out OF the
shrinkaee in values OF real estate. He is
senior member OF the firm of VOORHEES, d
Embrec, which will continue business as
usual. Mr.. VOORHEES, has no unsettled ac-
counts on Wall street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, l
.pfrrf1rrsny, Ippa 1879

Z The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on WEDNESDAY, the sd day OF July,
187S,at-- O'Clock, as the tinIe and my ofAce, on
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets, Us The
place, TO execute the foregoing decree and taking
proof OF debts against the estate of Elizabeth STRAIT
ton, deceased. THOMAS j.. EVANS, *
Je 4-Tu4w Commissioner,
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FINANCIAL.

MANCHESTER .EIGHT-PEk-GENT.
IM TAX-RECEIVABBE Rt}NDS.-I offer for sale
az 40 aud accrued interest FOUR TI0USAGp
DOLLARS OF these bones--all that remain unsolt
OF the issue OF 100000. .
The property owned by The city Il estimated az
worth largely more than the entire Indebtedness Oh
the city. JOHN e. WILLIAMS, Casaier,.
70 l4-eod2W LIZ 'AslA Silva
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. June "a, 1875.
Tnr nrtakS to-day comprised 1SS hogsheads ani
1G tlerccs The offerings at auction on 'Change
were rs packages; OF which number 2I were
taken In, and the remainder sold 1t prices ranging
from 81 10 $3.50.
We continue TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common 70 medium, $1.oUue7a rne,i:.un
to good, *3GD$4.
Leaf-Common. $4@s5; medium, $500; good
.S@|l0; fine, Sl1GlSl4.
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Lugs.-Common cOlory, S3GS4.
EIiterS.-CommoE. S4M$J: medium. SJGl%7
good. S7@$10: fine, $l0Gf513.
Sn,okers.-Commcn, 57GSSS.50: medium. 500
$ll: good, SleGlSI3; fine, .l0@Sl3; fancy, *lS
MS22.
IVraDpers.-Common, &12M3l5: medium. $lS
fr*25: good, S30@S4J fine. sG0GE$7o: fancy.
sT5ISon.
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IN CHANCERY.

The following is All extract from The decree enter
uThe { curt doth adjudge, order, and decree that
Ii be referred TO one OF tie commissioners OF THIS
Court TO take following accounts:
"Firsf An account or the administration or Inc
estate of Elizabeth Stratton. deceased, by John w
Wright, sheriff Of the city of Richmond, and as such
administrator with the viii annexed OF sud estate
'sSecond. An account of tho debts due by said ss-
tate, with their priorltIes, if any exist.'
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COURT ORDERS.

THOMAS, J.. NOBLE, Trustee,
Il against n
John w. Wright, Sheriff Of the city of Richmond,
and us such administrato tor with the will annexed
Of Elizabeth Stratton. deceased, -
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Fionr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine. 1915; snuertine, 1875; extra. S4.75@
1926; common family, s5.50@S5,75: fancy
brand. i6.50@S7.
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RANKS AND BANKERS.

<,ITIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.
" .oooo.
PAD-UP CAPITAL................. COZ
SfrRpI Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
T.. W. PICKRELL. President.
t- e. L. SNEAD, Cashier
DeposIts OF one dollar aud upwards received, ane
six her cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without eo1lce
md Interest allowed same If not checked Oh more
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on all deposits TO commence ten oays
after date of deposit. :, ,,u q
flank open every day from 9 O'Clock 4. ~ tiii , :
w. % 1T ' $50" ie 2S-ead
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PEACHES.
GEORGIA PEACHES.

o5 boxes FRESH GEORGIA PEACHES by OK.
press this morning
je21 A. 1. sIOhEs u W.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.--CattlG-Saes, 2,40O
dinm, 4H6G5c.: common, 364kc. Sheep-SaIcs
10000 head: market dull; good, 4@42c.: fair 10
medium. 3@6G3c.: common. 36t3Sc. Hogs-Sales,
$500 head: market active; prime, Gle: medium
10 good, 6G6isc.; common, 55tc.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, JUNE 24.-'fle beer cattle marke.
opcned more se, actiye and Shade higher; the very
S4.S7G; medium, So. 62T0ls4 I. G3g5: ordinary. s36
S3.62t,; the most sales were III Sf.3760<5.25: re-
ceipts. .l6G head: sales, LII head. Hogs-The
higher; quotations are l!a@Gc.; receipts, $685.
head Sleep-The market was more active aud a(d,
&C. higher quotations are 2aGs4Ec; receipts, 1866
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chicago. June 2i.-F."ur quiet and steady.
wheat duli, weak ay6 owcr Corn steady III far
Pork Unsettled. but generally In higher demand and
active ut 1925 cash, s0.i0GES942k August. 1885
Nes9579 September. Lard In fair demand and firm.
Bulk-meats steady and firm: shoulders. S4.37t:;
short rib. $J3J: short clear. $3.50 Alcohol, &c.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
+. England.

DEATH OF CHARLES MATTHEW'S.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-01-08
= w Hnward.

This noted Virginia Evangelist has
been conducting a series of meetings
at Marion, for q month past. BE will
probablv commence his labors at Glade
Spring during this week. When he
closes his labors, he proposes to come
to Bristol and hold a series of meet
ings in the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Howard invites and expects the
cooperation of all christian ministers
and people, in his lators for The ad-
vancoment of the common cause. lie
is no sect srian, but labors only to edt-
fy christians, and turn sinners to the
path of Christ.
The ministers of the various church
es of orr community are unanimous
in inviting Mr.. Howard to our place
and expect to aid him in every way I'D
their power. Our people should be-
gin at once to invoke the blessing OF
God on these expected services.
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La HIemOTiaIn.

At Fort Worth Texas. December
Goth. 1877, 6 o'clock P. u. Mrs. II,
G. Miller passed from earth away, to
Join the innumerable throng In that
iairer world beyond US, where suffers
.ng and tears are no more. Her re-
mains were brought for interment to
Bristol, Tenn. where her fathers
family reside.
Even now, as we mourn her as
lost, to us, her spirit roams in happy
freedom through the courts of the
glorious city Of Heaven,
Her disposition, so gentle, so
purely unSelfish and her admirable
patience during such intense suffer
mo as she endured, characterize her
as a creature too pure for earth.-
The fair brow. over which the culver
of pain would come, while the I'm =
complaining lips moved not, is now
5eauti6ed by a crown of life a crown,
the maguifcence of which earth can
not simulate.
God, whose mercy is infinite, re-
leased her from a life so fraughc with
care and suffering, and calledlher into
his presence, and she is, at last, re-
warded in a glorious immortality for
all that immortality allotted to her,
The pure white stately lily, torn
from it's stem by an untimely blast.
IS a BETTING type of the subject o
this memoir.
May her little Willie remember all
through his boy-hood, and in the
coming years of his man-hood, the
sweet voice which called him beside
her each night and babe him praise
and reverence the God she loved
God only knew how she suffered. -
God only knows and can soften th'
anguish of her husband, her devoted
and bereaved parents, and her sis
tiers in this sad hour of affection snC
distress.
May they look upward and believe
that she Is far, far beyond the reach
Of aught, save peace that passetf
understanding, and JOY of which /
hath not entered into the heart o
man to conceive its intensity.
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GERMAN Syrup.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such a test on its curative
qualities as Boschee's German Syrup.
In three years two million four hun
dred thousand small bottles OF this
medicine were distributed free OF
charge by Druggists III this country
to those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma. Group, severe Coughs, Pneu-
monia and other diseases Ct the Throat
and Lungs. giving the American peo'
BILE undeniable proof that German
Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every
town and village in the United States
are recommending it to their custom
ers. Go to your druggist, and ash
what they know about it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 10 cts
Three doses will relieve any case.
For sale by ]. \. Dickey q Co,
Dec. Is 1877.
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NOTICE.

Mrs. Bette Galloway has Just re
ceived q new stock of Fancy SILK
Pocket Handkerchief, Mufiiers and
other Fancy Articles for the Holidays
which she will sell very cheap for
cash. She would he glad to have all
indebted to her 10 come forward and
settle up their accounts before thc lst
Of January, at which time ehe will
leave Bristol for a few months, but
will return the 1t Of April with the
largest stock Of Millinery and Fancy
Goods ever brought to this market
Her business will be conducted during
her absence 10y Mrs. Jane Dinwiddie
and Miss Emma Dariot, VIII take
great pleasure in waiting on custom
ers ard filing I'll orders with prompt
ness. Miss Doriot having had expert
ence of several years in the millinery
business with ere Ct the most fash
ionahle Partisan miIiiners in Phiia-
deIphia, Mrs G. feels confident that
her customers can. with perfect safety,
emtrust the trimming Or making ct
the h~andsomest hats and Eonnets to
her, who will be kept posted in regard
to all the styles.
With many thinks for the large
patronage Of Bristol and surrounding
country, and wishing g continuance
of the same, l remain very kindly,
MRS. BETTE GALLOWAY,
Dec. Is I'm