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iiallowell. sc.
Prints: American, SIS: Aliens. DC: Rich
mond. 5i.c. Spraglle. &C.: Manchester, 6Hc WASH
ngton 5f9c; Hamilton 5Hc.; Merr!naGk, PC: Nal
mOny. Sc: WamSutta. 1Ac.
Chn,brics: Rice. 5hc.: English. sc.
Drugs, Dycstutis, Oils, sc,
1 1iI& $3.50 p ynnon.
Concentrated Lye: f3.5o@s4 - t'sc oi ionr
dozen.
Coppero&: PIC.
Cocjaineui: 90c. = 70.
ErtrUct Gf Lngln"o": t:S-
fndigo: $l.l0.
OTIS: iinsecd. .oc: ..ac.ne. il@5I.7o; spcr.n,
So; whale, 75c. straits. 50tG@5c.: l.ahrat;ur-cod
oil 2a79s.: lard 79c; sweet, 10 y v nozSn
luhricanc. 30G50c. Etr"SeEe 1875, cash, = !::l-
1pots: Ginseng, 9uc.: .rGtr;, M':i,rHt toD, 35tg
45c.
Soda: sal. 2!4924c., u! kegs; English so'a, &C.:
American, 3i6I4c.
Spirits TurDentine: 45c.
Foreign Fruits and Canns
Icndg: 13@l4c. p n.
Lemons: Messina S7@SS a box.
GrnaQeS: Boxes. SS@SS.50.
Groceries. &c.
Bocoa SHOULDERS 5@5AG,: clear rth:s:,;., GO
gina hO.-rouni. 7Gd7kc.; Virginia hams, large,
s@loe.; small; lo@l1e; snsar.cnrea ,'neanyssr,,'
Il Esstctx. p pnnica TWO hoons' 81 i0@si 10:
three hoops, $i.75G$1 So: ' 'A'NNN'', '''
s4ns INS it form sn s15assll e. Three
roa,e: RiG-t,cmmon. I5@i6r.: far. 1870
Tvs: E"oa 3 saie hGt ytn
CuadleS: .tdam;n,lne candles, l2@csl3c G, sci
l6HGl7c. E. tb.: half-boNcs. 13c.: i;lllow. lac.
Sfs eTsf rPne fan !4% eaGon n'rIFp iaG
EG:lish dry ls@20s:; rmspple, 25c.
Rice: Carolina. 7,$@Sc.; Eangoon. &c. ,o
'4 IsrrlnsrNHrLn Garonn =, E SSc5 a"' ,ag
Carcrs roe, N hali-'arrcs S3@S3'50; Macherelo .
20. Bay SIG 10 = III tafrek, sii:oV; 40.
i;:'sE"Tt1. nG.HU ~ i. III N''S '@' go - ~
H'S. - % FL 49, - 80. .,s,oo, ameI<o -,
haJ;-b"rreIi. So.
ny,Gsscs: Lo,nnol, syrnu-ilo ->l.a,is. 22c.
tierces 23c barrels. I'd: genuine lo~en syrur-
SAT-: LIVERPOOL, from store $l:,j. G:oun,i
alum from store. Soc +. sack.
S"Gnr: Crushed. / ne: rowter:J. lnic.; gt;..u.
;s tt"9' Jbc.: 4. 94GG1%c. j.. &C: ,:xtrs G.
S1G oc.: 3eicw. 7g;I-Sii"-: cgi !32:. L., fcrln
Rico iiencr,ra. lOrm t;I.".
Go"N: ,:Hln'n"n. 5G7c. n+:t "i.'nlna' 7&csc.;
?inx !;:ac4 5.;i, 1.-The LIS; = prln'. art:cls;
, ~ Etio"s S'"'"'"'"' 90
isiecS. feather. "a.
,,, ~, .1., zizlSgr. ~ S;,; -,
s I;i5 iiGti'io. "' I'''>' '>s CIV
JyoiL,;.: sole ,oatIcr ~; 1c. sole !qa! arl
sI:,tnct $50 c,,i',i,'% n~r 3oM3nr': c,
49," = : - %: "a ,,r. t,n A0Ef ?5c - tn norr.sS
"n,,,,,rr 9SGT33. rrty t;,ish e1El3Gr "A H. s?lt.
s,,,ms .rcncii - | 5G.225 \ N, rough tirtive
o3.r2Gc
iron. steel. isaiis. 80
IRAN: .,mrrIc;.G refined. o!d t0ms,lon, "a
az 2 100: ~ ~; Ene!iSi, aEn ancIlt"r 't"e.' 81
DC. S;yc,!es: Eah!heT.i. oic.; moor; 4ean ~
w,r,n.h;a.t cilurroll ;24 mS28; pcnnsyIYauia an.
,hraclle. S2G@$22: West Nirglaia coke. - @G&23
.Eui!S: Oh! Dominion. .2.4O ger NcG t"f s"aEr'
ard-t;;l is 'en-Dennv: either SIZES extra
2i0Hya-tNst;TGs ";"i"'a". ih9l;i'.'. fS<'''
'': 49, " TN"r;,,o ;.s; 1,.a,r. ,,,. ah0a.
nnTs. Mixed cotton, ne; Whit, IC,. wuoiir',
va; IEr
.rmner Sr.x..xr
$3.50 80 '.'
Lnmbtf: VINE OAK: - 2msio - i.ni''; estsr
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PEACHES.
FINANCIAL

u-s.I.. 90 E1NNNGNlAEs -
MANCHESTER EIGHT-PER-CENT
IHl TAX-RECEIVABLE RONDS.-I offer for sale
at 90 and accrued interest FOUR THOUSAND
DOLLARS of these bonds--all that remain unsold
OF the Issue OF 100000 J., sii! tszE.lLi h,
e The property owned by The city Is estimated as
worth largely more than the entire indebtedness of
the city. JOHN. c., WILLIAMS. Cashier,
= je 1-eoi2w iii Main street.
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ct. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET.

JUNE H. Horses and Nules.-The market
opened for the week without much show Of activity
and no change IN the general features. The follow
ing quotations show about the condition or affairs:
HORSES.
Good Driving Horseshoe sales s125@S2o0
Pugs-ln lighL supply: small demand. 23I so
Souhern-Falr and good qualities III
light supply; demand fair. ........... 5OG Go
Streetrrs-Fair and good New York
s,recters In light supply: demand
gOOd,.. COG 40
Strceters-Boston and Philadelphia III
light supply: light demand. ..........- 1JG4 80
General WOrkiny-In limited supply:
light denaud...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 lSO
Dr;lught fIorses-Dcmand fair: few
liz the MARKET. LOG 40
MULES.
Plug Mues-Suppy moderate: demand
Git. ao"F
Plantation Mu!cs-Supply FAIR; demand 49,
Smooth AIulgl--Fair and good qualities,
s:lpnlv: de,nand fair.................. goa 1l5
Smooth MuicS-Fair and good from
l5H to 1G hands high, In Hight supply. 12O1 liO
Smooth Aurs-Far an'l good, from 9
TO lGis hands high, i'll light supply;
demand medium. ...........,......... l2JG3 $50
UNBRoHE MULES.
Quotations Oh all grades &loGlal5 r head less
than those for broke mules Cnbroke mules. 10 De
saIable must be fat. Fat mules, four years old ami
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THURSDAY, June 90, 1878.

Beespaz: csc. p ID. ,oo1a. fair
Btttter: Prime 10 choice Yeho"' Icy ioe'' '"'A
. G sgua Neat. soc. % buzhel for country.
Drtsd FTuit: Apples, S@4c. q n,i peaches,
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 90, 1s7e.
.eFFEI:lNGs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
,WHEAT.-Whne.1 Il bushels, Eed, 326 S Susmei
: CoRN.-Vlite, 100 bushels. NtIed, 41S bushels
OkTs.-4O0 bushels.
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Quotations Oh all grades E:lQ@al5 r head less
than those for broke mules. Unbroke mules. 10 be
saIabe must be fat. Fat mules, four years old AMI
under sell ut SlO6lSl5 less than other mules Of same
grade, Those that over four years old TO seven
years are the most markctahie.-Tifaes.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, June l3. 1878.
ITO BONDHOLDERS.

city OF Richmond viii be closed on the goth instant
md reopened on the LIST day OF Jniy next. rs
l lie 14-1 j.. ii. R0YSTER, Auditor u
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peeled. Ease: unpccled, 3@4c.; cherries, I0@
] &c. p To-. blackberrles. &c.
15c.
Feathers: Prime llye-goose. 4oc.; common zoe.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 7o@75c.; clover, $50
Coo.
oats: Baled. $4,000
Potatoes: irish. p barrel, new, S1@S1.50; old.
Lard: Country, 7@74c.
Rye: Csc. p Glshel
Sumec:: 75c.Msl rs. according 10 quality.
Baied Strd1o: 40945c.
TatLoio: 6Ec. p n.
BURY wool will bring from 10 Sc q fb less than
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: RoseAdale, $1.5 0@S1.6o barrel; James
|. Lime: Agricultural, 1oc. q bushcl; Rockland,
Sl.lGMS1.25, according to quantity.
Plaster: Lump; s4@s4,25; ground, :7.5o@ss,
Tar: Large size, s3.25@S3.30.
Dry Goods.
Broom Shtettnos and Shtrtinqs: IA N'anehes-
ter, 6c.;S Manchester. 5Sc:: Manchester 4Ac: !;
James yHT Tef Hser Ge IeTHs lssr sSsne
VILE 7c.: Al Rockbrdge &C.: u Rockbrihe. 5sr:
IA W. Conestoga. 7l!c.: G. Conestoga. &c: D.
229c.: Cotton-yarns. 81.
Beos4fd shrtSgs sn 1ags 40 W
avcudale. 7c.: "A Social. 7c.: A hmoskeag,
9&c.; Whites;onc. &c; Z Barnsley, 54s.: Il Red
Dog. &C.; i. Il Scitua:e, 7c.: Methuan, &C.: Pc
.erboroueh. SC; 10-4 Wa,tham. CSC: 1D-G City
Mills. 22!4c.
ErsUn .Driily: Petersburg, &c; Grah,eviilQ.
&c.; i:ockhriGse. y. Sxc.; IA, SC.
Corset Je0nS: Pavonla, &c.; AnmiAea2. l0:.;
iiaoweil. &C.
Denima: Harlem. l2i!c.: Boston Steam his. SIC
Prints: ATnerlcan, SIS: Aliens. DC: Rich
mond 5i!r; SpragIle. Sc: MANCHESTER, bIc: WASH
lery. &C.; Oriental, Pacific. 5!sc.; Arnc 5hc. Har-
mony. &C.: Wamsutta. 4Ac.
Gnmbrjca: Rice. 5hc.: English. sc.
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DUNCAN MEMORIAL. CHAPEL.
Rev. EN-. S. Blogg is the Methodist pastor
of Ashland, and the chaplain OF the college.
A kind, consideratc, and worthy gentleman
and useful Christian: he is. Under his MIN
istration, and with assistance from many
sources the Duncan Memorial chapel was
undertaken. 1t is to he Il building 5G by ~
feet; OF brick, in the sixteenth century
English style OF architecture, with tower on
the northwest corner. 1t was designed ny
l.. 3 Volk. of New York. The estimated
cost is $1,000. The site selected for it Is on
the side lot Just above the hotel. 1t Will
face the south.
This evening Joppa Lodge Of Masons OF
Richmond and other members OF the fra
tcrnity came up, by invitation, to lay the
cornerstone OF the chapel, The line OF the
procession was formed ut the lodge-room OF
Ashland Lodge, headed by Voeiker's band,
which has been employed here durin. the
commencement. Worshipful James "A.
Scott, Of Ashland Lodge, No. 16S, acted as
marshal.
Among the distinguished brethren pres
ent were Most Worthy Is. r. Wexford,
grand master Right Worthy w. +. Drink
ard, district deputy grand master; w. b.
Isaacs, grand secretary, and Howard Swine
ford, master OF Joppa Lodge. The opening
prayer was offered by Rev. George G. Van
dersiice. The grand master OF the ccremo-
MES was B. r. Wexford; Senior Warden,
w. w. Slower; Junior, G. G. Jefferson, and
w. nj. Woodward, Treasurer.
Grand Master w clifford madeavery hand
some little speech explaining the utility OF
the symbols employed by Masons In these
ceremonies
Rev. DR.. Edwards delivered The address
| OF the occasion--fryt, on behalf OF the pee--
] pie OF the town, he thanked the Richmond
Masons for their presence. He. referred to
the fact that one year ago yesterday these
| very same gentlemen were engaged in lay
ing the cornerstone OF Park-Place church.
| Since that event DR.. Duncan, man oil
mark, o great edusstor, one occupying Q
high position in Christian society and espe.
/ ciaily dear TO the people Of Ashland, had
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VFHEI7INE.

EECOii END IT Il h a Il T. l.
South Boston.
Mr.. Stevens.
Uoar t:ir ! Eay0 isEol saVNni bottles Q.
vcur Veeetinc, and aIl CONVINCED il is q valua-
Bic remedy for Dyspepsia Kidney Complaint.
and t4cn6ral Debility or the systom: l can
heartily -ccnr1mcnd it to all sutIorors from the
shove Complaints Yours respectfully.
Mrs NLUNkOE PAkkER.
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ICHi CEsHA NJ. NJ

Ny I,o Cream Mand!actory. oAo OF tho l&rS-
ost in Virginia, still continues 10 supplT pIiy.tA
..irs, ius.ival5 and associations, IS we'll as tho
trade, with tbs. s UP HRLOR CREAM thst has
made nAmc il this community, aad ls known
everywhere rs BEENGLb'S ICE CEEAA. /
Caui easily rodlco its prico Ivy lowering It's 4usI.
ty but good cream, OF fresh, pure, wholesome
Ingredients. cannot De furnished 81 II icss price
than servo it. or course, could ''grade Iny
cream By tho price," but my cream would lose
the good natlo that yoArs ot fair dealing have
won for it. ask tn.t persona abroad ordering
"Brensios Cream" from third parties viii as.
sure themselves tha. The croGm seat s certainly
from my establishment. | warrant my cream,
md do not wish that inferior cream, sent Out 81
Hine may injurs It's reputation. II is lny SIN
10 furnish tho BEST CEEAM IN AMERICA,
and my customers arc satisfied that Go So
IA Ill EENRY RkEMt}!.E.
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~, Hr g stassi "a - s,
VE,GGHTIIN1 E.
ETN. =. =. l.UDLON W RITES

lT3 Ea::ic 81, Brooklyn, ~, Nov. Il. "a
I. =. Stevens. esq.
Ucar Six: From personal boltii5 rece!vnd Dy
It's use, rs ,:a!I as from l,r:sonai knoT:edgc OF
those w!1se cure: thereby E:vo seemed almost
n,iranucus, can mos heartily and sncerey y
recommend Inc Vegetiac !or tho complaints
which i is Ci3inod 10 euro.
JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bap. Ch, Sacramento. CAL
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VE(xE'z.'.INl e.

Prepared by
I'll. ss. HEE,EsiSs:, Hss!Ssi. fansa.
Vege:iu9 Is sold by I'll drugg:i5 oct
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TnE AlEDEIRA AND mAMORA RAILROAD
The Philadelphia Chronicle. Herald says of III,
Brazilian railroad being built By Philadelphia
routracturs:--
Private letters which have just been received
from San Antonia, the headquarters Of 7. y L.
Collins, the contractors for building the Ma
dera and Mamora Railroad, state that there is
much suffering among the hands which left this
city. Malarial fever is raging, and food OF
proper character and medicine arc not to be
| had. At one time over fifty per cent. OF the
| cnliro iorco were unable to work, and deser.
tons and deaths wero frequent. Every one 10
camp appears to be hoping for an opportunity
to got away, and the laborers and trackmen
have lost al! hope. notwithstanding these
! drawbacks tho work is hciug pushed moro VIg.
orousy lhaa could bc expected. and on August
| |, the date tho COLONY was last heard from, tour
| miles cf the difficult work had been completed
.ud over two miles OF rails laid.
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DEAN STANLEY ON Coop DEEDS. s.-The
weary traveller in tnc south OF Spain, who,
after passing many al arid plalu and many
bare hill, finds himself at Ii shtlall uddcr the
heights Of Granada. will hear plashlng end
ripp!iug, under tho shade OF the spreading
ir.,s aud along the side Of tho dusty road,
the grateful murEur ol rlnnlnE waters, OF
alrcauliat3, whose STy2L music mlnglc5 with his
dreams as he siocra. and meets his csr az tho
Grs. pleasant vocA in !ht stillnesI OF tho carly
dawn. What is it? le il the sound OF the
,rii rating r.vuicta called iniO existence by tho
3lrur!4il OCCUPANTS OF Granada five centuries
..,o, which, amidst all the changes OF race and
religion. have never ceased to how. Their
empire has fallen, their creed hns been sup
prssst, by fire and swold. their nation has
been 1cn from the shores OF Spain, and
tl.ir palac - crumD!e into RULES; but this tra1o
II tir bnnetit.I civilization sill! continues,
and in this coari luity thai whtah was good,
aud wise, and generous in tha! glltcd bu: IN
happy lace still lives on to cheer and refresh
them enemies and their corqlerors. Even 80
it is with tbs good deeds OF thos, who have
zone before us.
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ECE: CREAM, sSEah SgATEiIs, tse-
LrEENGLE'5 REFRESHMENT ANNEX

QEEENGLE'5 REFRESHMGNT ANNEX
E-S TO TIE
AGRICULTURAL FAIE
VIII open or tho lot On King stroet HJiOini:E
tho q glcutura Fair Grounds On tho o:g., al
tie opening OF tho Fair.
Tho Annex will DO !. branch OF bis store on
King straot, near St. Assph snd ho will sell
Oysters, Ice Cream, Soda Water, Pics, Cakes,
Coniectionoyies, Fruits, Mats, ~, 81 tho same
price in both establishments.
Ho dcsrus to prove to his country friends ST.
tonIing the Fair that g crowd and nj cxIraordl.
nury demand will msiu no difference in his
prices. Thero will he no s!intins in plate: Ct
oysters, saucers of crosn!, pieces OF cMNc.
Everything viii DO lGrn>!lcl NJ TIC loves. rates,
and
!.iBERhLlTT !. Nd :'A!n DEALING
will En his motto
SAP :S-:t HENRY BRENGhT.
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= KEGS BI CARB SOD a received t9;dsy OS
= 1921 j. @. A1ABUkN'
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WOOD AND COAL.

CoAL' COAL.
We invite tho attention Of dealers and con.
sumers to our largo stock Of CAHEFUnLf
PREPARED COAL of tho following varieties:
LIkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBEkRY and
SuAMOKIN EED ASHf
WHITE ASH (ireo burning and hard) o.
steamer, broken, egg, stove and mt s;ZaS. >,n
and KANAWuA SrLINT, from West W..
Making Coal speciality, wo aim to keep only
the HIGHEST GRADES. and having twoiargo
Storage Yards. each variety is kept sepsra.s
and is especially prepared for family use;
SCREENED AND FREE From iAPURi-
TIES.
Deslers families, public Institutions and nla?-
ufactoras supplied st lowest market rstc--pef
ton of 224O lbs. r.. j. M MEHAFFEi % CO..
feb Wharf and Yards foot OF Queen ST.
CoAh Goal
On my wharf and to arrive during he zaa@on
s full stock of
ANTuAKCiTE,
CUMEEELAND ani
VEST VIRGINIA GOALS,
CT hast qualify.
and VOL scroned will nc p!cas5i t.
supply MY friends and customers St Lowest MAY
ket price. leliverod at houses cs5s or hlsiG,
per ton of 2240 lbs. ~
JET =: =. SMt0t.
TOAh COAli
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YILGz.]I!Z' L. .

NUpuING EQUA l. TO T.
South Salem, Mssa., Noy. II, 1876.
Ar i. J.. :;ti1 ems.
Dear Si7: haze roon troubled with 5crGinis,
ca!!!:cr and liver cumpia ant for ,hroo years.
Nothing ever did me any good until com
,rcnCad using the Ncgeiinc. am nov getting
along first rate aEd s.ll! using the Vogetno L
consider there is nothing equal to it for such
Can he:rtiiy recommend it TO cva-
rybJdv Iours truly,
Mrs. LIZZIE Ii. PACKARD,
no IL Lagrange ST., South SALON.. MasR.
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Bows ard youths Clothing IN great variety
at ptslham's, 3, G. King street.
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The
mrkol
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Save 333 per cent by getting your Clothing at
Dealham's As good 10 every respect as az
merchant tailors.
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EesgY e4EsssseSs

DEESS GOOn&, &c-~plain "ul Figured
/. y Lustrea, Fancy AIpaca2, Dai;siza Coiorod
sad EIecl. sjnahmrr,,s - iu!i Inc Of unrsots very
cheap; Also Ladies Mc-Ino Vests. lHyIio all
from city and country - give inh sn cnrlT Gail.
con ~ " IL n EhEkLEI.
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yE5ElTINE.
!:HV. q. r. WALKER SAYS

!:HV. d. Il. WALKER SAYS:
Providence, Il. |, l54 Transit s..
L. Il. tt@vona, esq.
j feel bound 10 UxDro:s With my signature tina
high valuio place iIroa yoar Eugetins. My
isiaily h.vo used i: lor the last two years. In
nervous debility it il :aval4ablc, End recon.
mend i 10 Al who may need Mn lnviEoratinE,
:cnovSliHG tonic. u. 1. w ALhEh
NGrm'v. PAS. EoTi0ia sq. church, BrEton.
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AN ENTIRE SUCCESS. The greatest display
in dress goods you ever, at any enc time, saw
will be found at Isaac E.chberg's. This house
has lust completed its fail purchases, aud Will
have grand opening OF lis new stock on ,
Monday morning, Sept. 3Oth, consisting of all
tho latest novelties in Silks, Velvets. SatIns,
Bowretl's Hosiery, Gloves and Trimmings also
camnlete linc Of Carpets, Oil Cloth and Rugs
in ali the brands made, new designs and new
nr;cps The ladies 10 particular arc fespe otiuliy
invited lo examine our stock. Samples freely
given and prices guaranteed.
'''' Isaac EICnBERG.
sopt CIV Successor to SlaymaStr 20.
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rsh~ppv Marriages.

The universal expectation Of married
people is, that their married lives will
always he happy ones. Deluded dream.
crs! They imagine that they are diff.
ferent from other people, and that
when they enter the portals Of mstri.
mony, love, peace and prosperity will
ever be their attendants. Such had
better consider themselves the same as
Others, but form iron resolutions TO do
differently from other married people
resolutions that will keep them from
the dangerous coasts on which so ma.
ny have been wrecked and ruined.
Unhappy marriages depend npon ma
ny causes. Previous to marriage, ma
ny try to appear more intellectual,
more amiablc or more accomplished
than they really are. Depend upon
it, that love brought into existence by
a moonlight ssfoll, strengthened by
deceit and fashionable displays, and
finally consumated through the inAu-
ence of intriguing friends, will fade in
after life almost as fast as the flowers
which compose the bridal wreath.
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cyprus.

From the papers that we are receiv.
ing from abroad, we might imagine
that the English had just discovered
a new continent and that they were
giving the results of its exploration.
All this is about the Island of Cyp-
rus, which the British government has
recently captured by diplomacy. one
of the oldest settled and best known
islands in the Mediterranean. The
daily and weekly paners are full Of it;
the magazines are bringing up the
more elaborate articles, and soon the
quarterlles will be teeming with the
great acquisition and discoveries. 1t
is interesting to note that one Of the
most important sources Of informa-
ton from which the periodicals draw
their supplies is the admirable work
of our distinguished American citizen,
General di Cesnola, which was pub.
lished in this country last winter, and
which gives clear idea Of the chsrac-
ter and condition of the little island,
as well as knowledge of its remark.
able history. The work, we see, is
sold in England at so shillings, more
than double the price in this country.
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o, L., Th,r.,av eveniup. Rev.
p,n y R,;u,ox of Cov;uptou. uncle
Of az Secretary Bri,,ow. who had
hson attending the Miller.sweeney de.
Rate a, Fla, Rock. favored us with a
v;.i, and preached one of his most
sxcell,n, sermon, in the Methodist
Ch,,ch beside. favorino us with some
v.,y .wss, .;a,;n, By.,be.by. "Un.
cls Rem a, he !, familiarly called,
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A SWIFT CouRIER.-A good in.
stance of what an Indian can do in
the line Of "rapid transit" occurred
last Thursday. The editor of this pa
per sent a message to Major Roman by
one Of "our Indinns, with instructions
to make haste and bring an answer in
return. The Indian left Missoula at
! O'clock. rode TO the agency, and was
detained there some little time, and re-
turned again to dissoula at half past
six-making the round trip of so
miles (including detention at the agen.
cy) in fiveand one-half hours. II Mon.
tana MissOulian.
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1t has always been subject of Gu
losity and inquiry as to how and where
prairie dogs, living on prairies far away
from any river or stream, obtain their
water. Mr.. +. Leech. formerly of
Mercer county, Penn, and q From
tiersman of experience, asserts that
the dogs dig their own wells, each viii
lsge having one with concealed open
ing. II matters not how far down
the water may be, the dogs will KEEP
on digging until they reach it. He
knows OF one such well 200 feet deep,
and having circular Staircase lead
ing down to the water. Every time Q
dog wants drink he descends the
staircase. which, considering the dis
lance, is no mean task. In digging
for the water the animals display al
much pluck as in resisting the efort'
of the settlers to expel them from thu
land of their progenitors.
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According to a medical Journal,
bathing should always he avoided un.
der the following circumstances, viz:
"Within two hours after meal; when
exhausted by fatigue or any other
cause; when the body is cooling after
perspiration-the bath TO he taken
when the body is warm, provided no
time is lost in getting into the water.
Bathing in the open air should be
avoided altogether, IL, after having
been in the water a short time, there
is sense Of chilliness, with numbness
of the hands and feet. Vigorous and
strong persons may oathe early in the
morning, on an empty stomach, but
young persons and those who are weak
are safer in bathing three hours after
meal, the hest time for such a bath
being two or three hours after break
fast. Those who are subject to at
tacks of giddiness and faintness, and
those who suffer from palpitation or
other sense Of discomfort at the heart,
should not bathe without first consult
ing their melical adviser. afs