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HOTELS.
{ luESTER HOUSE,
~ CHESTER, VA.
JOSEPH Ii. sNEAD, PROPRIETOR.

This House, located on the Richmond and Pcters-
Vg!s railroad. thirteen miles from Richmond, and
nhe from Petersburg, With its comfortable Cot
contribute towards making il convenient and desi-
5aDie Boardng-Housc, particularly for families
VINO contemplate leaving the cities during the sum
Aet aou,hs.
The railroad authorities furnish boarderS at this
noast passes 10 and from either city 1T sc per
::Tnohh; and 10 persons building on The "Ghsster
ttacl 4 Tree pass for ten years each dwelling
,S aSH.e erected and occupied by family of while
AN opportunity is thus afforded to merchants and
1'her, In the cities to spend the mig ahswth their
tauiirs at remarkably healthy place. and return
!" lhe cities IN time for business. jc 25.2w
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THE PHoSoGRAPiI.-Thc Edison phono-
crapa, under the management OF Messrs.
Ford and Wachtel, continues to draw large
numbers OF persons at W yatfs music-store.
Last evening there was continuous
stream OF ladies and gentlemen visiting this
truly wonderful invention, and they all
generally expressed themselves as highly
@ratitjed with the performance. Mr.. Robert
Downing is particularly happy in his man
ncr OF exhibiting the instrument. He pos.
seSsea line voice, and tests the phonograph
in every variation Of tone and articulation.
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CONTRACT AWARDED FOR THE DoTE MON
UMENT.-Thc committee, consisting OF =.
A. Scott, John +. Rcgnault, 0. NJ Marshall,
William Il. Tanner, and j. Il. keesee, ap-
pointed by the Grand Lodge Of Masons Of
Virginia to have erected suitable monl-
ment to the memory OF the late John Dove,
n. D., grand secretary, have awarded the
contract to James Johnston, 4 stone-cuttcr
OF this city. The design was on exhibition
yesterday III the office OF W. Il. Isaacs,
grand secretary. @
The monument will be Shaft seven feet
square at the base and twenty-seven feet six
inches high. 1t will be ornamented with
beautiful Masonic emblcms carved in relief,
and on one side will be a unique mono
sranl-the initials Of DR.. Doves name.
The following is the inscription which will
be carved on the moument:
John Dore, II. D.
Born in Richmond, Va, September, 2, 1902.
Died in Richmond, Va, November 1G, 1876.
Grand Secretary OF the Grand Lodge OF Fir-
ginia by successive reflections
from 1885 to 1876.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord. They do rest from their labors, and
their works do follow them"
The monument is to be finished by the
18th Of November, and will be erected i'll
the centre Of the Masonic section in Holly
woed. It will therefore be cenotaph, as
the remains OF DR.. Dove lie buried in st.
Johns church-yard. r..
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DESIDENCES FOR RENT.

RESIDENCES FOR RENT All
For rent, that elegant BRICK RESIDENCE cor
ner of Adams and Grace streets. contaiuing about
ten rooms; stable. BATH range, LatrobG stove, and
all modern conveniences.
That nice BRICK TENEMENT fnow occupied
and n Monroe No. s0f ten rooms gas, water, bath,
TRat desirable SUIT OF kOOMSon first floor No.
115 south Third street, between Cary and Canal
streets-fiye roOms gas. water, bath, and every
Thing complete and detached.
Nice DETACHED BRICK DWELLING corner
OF Twenty and Franklin streets, nine rooms,
gas, water. &c. In perfect order. ~
Fifth street. beyond Leigh, five rooms; detached 2
BRICK TENEMENT No. east Marsiiai, near
First street; six rooms gas; water &s;
Twenty fourth between Broad and Marshall sti Gets
lately occupied by John X. Mci'hal. Esq Contain
Ing about seven rooms; detached brick Kitchen;
gas and waier.
All OF the HOUSES can be rented at greatly re-
STORES FOR RENT:
Main between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Main between Fifteenth and Seven,eentH s,rscts.
Main between Twcnty-:hfrd and Twenty-ioarih
Streets
Cary between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Sixth between Broad and Marshall streets.
/ Thirteenth between Main and Cary streets.
Fourteenth between Main and Cary streets.
Seventeenth between Main and Franklin streets.
Franklin between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, &c.
OFFICES
for rent OH Main aud Cary streets.
ROOMS
for rent on Marshall, Nam. and other streets.
SMALL HOUSES
In all parts or The city. .r..
Any wishing 10 rent can.certalnly he sat'ed iy
applying to ROBERT IL. LYME.
jc 27-eod3t 1912 Main street.
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:, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, 1878: !

| Holzbach; third premium, Emmett Drew.
Second premium in spelling and arithmetic,
Jerry Fog.rty third premium in spelling,
Dan. Brophy.
Premiums were also awarded tic Daniel
O'NeilI and William Finnigan for aritt-
metic; to Charles German for Catech:sm !;
to Thomas Clay for reading and arithmetic;
and TO Joseph Equi for writing.
at the conclusion o. the distribution
Father Janssens made brief and very pleas
ing addresses, and the boys and audience
were dismissed. u -., r. Hssls E :
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THE BEST AND .Mosr EcosoMICAL.-lIousc-
Keepers arc giving the cheap, aduteratcd baking
powders wide BERTH" and why? Because expe-
iience has taught them that an absolutely pure
ful-streugth fui,-weight article, such as DooLEYS
YEAST POWDER, which never fails to produce
light. wholesome. aud nutritious biscuits, rolls,
mullins watlcS, and rriddlccakes Of all kinds, Is
BY far the cheapest and most economical.
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OFFICERS ELECTED.-The following were
elected by Jefferson Lodge, No. 23, Knights
OF Pythias, last night: Past Chancellor, L..
W. Billuns; Chancellor Commander, j. 7.
Ashworth; Vice Chancellor, 7. B. Will
iiams; Prclate, james G. Atkinson; Keeper
OF Records and Seal, James r. I-amkin !;
Master OF FiDancc, George Z. Ruflin Mas
ter Of ExchcGu2r (thc eleventh time), z.
WlitIock
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MUsKEGoN. MICH. August 27, 1877

DR.. r. T. Pierce. Buffalo, ". T.:
Dear Sir,-Your Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgutivc Pellets have cured me of the
worst form OF chronic liver complaint Of ten years'
standing. 1 had tried every physician OF whom
could hear. and every remedy that was recommend
cd. but gradually grew worse until could hardly
move around. did not expect TO live thirty days,
but. thanks TO your remedies, am now we'll and
siror. Yours truly, MANLY AIASIS.
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READ THIS.
OWING TO THE LATENEsS OF THE SEASON
AND \ DESIRE ON OUR PART TO

OWING TO THE LATENEss OF THE SEASON
AND \ DESIRE ON OUR PART TO
REDUCE STOCK,
we have marked down our goods as follows:
CASHMERE SUITS, former price $40 now SS;
CASHMERE SUITS, former price $ll now SO;
CAssIhEEE SUITS. former price S12 now $40;
CASHMERE SUITS, former price $l4 now s12;
CASHMERE SUITS, former price $16 now S13;
CASHMERE SUITS, former price $1s now SIS;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price SO now $3.50;
CASHMERE PANTS. former price - now So;
CASHMERE PANTS. former price IS now 1915;
CASHMERE PANTS. former price SO now 80;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price $3.50 now Sc;
CASHMERE PANTS, former price $3.50 now ".
BOYS SUITS the sume reductions prevail as ar
quoted in our mems department.
FURNISHING. GOODS DEPARTMENT contains
SUM}iER UNDERsHIRTs, zoe.
JEANS DRAWERS, 25c.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, 50c.
MEMS COLLARS, per dozen, soc.
Our desire Is to SELL, to further which We hay
made these immense reductions.
A. SAKs & Co.,
Richmond's Popular Clothiers,
1913 Main street, opposite post-oflce.
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AUCTION SALES Tsrgs DAY.

Me- IN, 0kG SntcS Of ReGL Estute niGds 5et;ossu
G st or JdnnnT5 1.nd lost II Iu1.e the tccSsj js1
On al snLss aaude bctgeen the 1St of July GnJ iat
Of the gear tie ta.ces hare to be paid by The Sels'.
[ThlS custom was adopted about fifteen years aga
by ali the real estate agents in Richmond. aud aa.
piles To Richmond and vicinity1
JNO. L. LAUGHTON, 10 4. NJ. ut 1928 Franklin
street. furniture, oleanders, &c.
e. II. COOK. 1O& A. NJ. nj No. 23l south Second
street, household furniture, &c.
ROBERT r. LYME, p. NJ, brick dwelling No.
220 Twenty-second, between Grace and Broad
streets
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THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1877;
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the South
Atlantic, East Cult States, Tennessee, the
Ohio Valley, and Middle Atlantic States.
stationary falling pressure, slightly higher
temperature, southeast to southwest winds,
and partly cloudy and hazy weather, with
numerous light rains, will prevail.
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MILF. FEED. &c.
MILL FEED, &c.

MILL FEED, &c.
10000 bushels BROWSSTUFF,
5,0u0 bushels BRAN
5000 bushels SHIPSTUFF,
500 bales HAY,
1000 bushels CORN on the cob:
together with o large stock of LUMRER of al.
kinds. SHINGLES. LATHS. LIME, CALCiSED
BLfNbsHcheaner than ever fnonn beSors' For For
sale by TRUMAN A. PARKER & 60,
Lumber-nealers, corner Fifth aud Cana, streets.
an l0.eodSm i.E.IzT-"
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ELEcTIoN.-At q regular counciI OF James
town Tribe, No. II, /. O.. :R. M., held at
their wigwam on the 25th sleep. hot moon,
G. S. u. 3s7, the following chiefs were
elected for the ensuing term: w. S., w,
Wakefield: S. s., w. A. Lamkia; u. s., j..
FL. Allen; X. OF W.,J. j. Lark; G.of r.,
o. +. Wise. -
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For ALL DISEASES or TIE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoIIC MoUrH-
WASH. Fifty cents bottle. 1885
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NARM SPRINGS,

NTAkM SFRlASS.
w BATH COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
arr, now opcn. They are fifteen miles from Mi!i'
iraro' dc;G,. OF the Chesapeake ana Ohio f"iToaa.
.rhe rITfJS are N7:,rm sulplur-water. ninety-eght
ICES ienpcratuye-tiat for the ladies Is bfIY
, and tl,at tor the gentlemen forty feet in diam
;sc: both beautiful swimm'Hg-poois, with How oi
rrs tDoussai gallons per niur:c.
S,,rSS and private hacas from every train Send
nv nsrnrbI4rs JOHN l.. EUBANK,
~ -, ION Proprietor.
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Tie Public Schools. There was no meet
ing OF the City School Board Tuesday night.
The election Of teachers will be held next
Monday night.
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DIScOLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
By the use OF MEADE BAKERS SAPoSISE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents q box. 1-
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PIC-SICS. EXCURSION PARTIES, AND LODGES
supplied with the best ICE-CREAM and CAKES nj
the lowest prices ~ BRIGGs'S bakery, 707 Main
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ACCIDENTAL DROWNING OF A CoLORED
BoY.-Yesterday afternoon Richard Bryant,
aged seventeen years, who lived at No. 726
Second street, went down to the lower end
OF Mayo's island for swim, accompanied
by his brother and friend. Neither OF the
three youths could swim well, and they
were warned by James Bailey and Robert
Hill, two men, who were also bathing in
the vicinity, not to venture out too far into
deep water lest they should be drowned.
They went into the deep water, however,
and soon the men heard them calling for
assistance and went to their aid. All three
were assisted; but it was found impossible
to save ell three, so Richard was left to
shift for himself. and was consequently
drowned. The other two were rescued by
Bailey and Hill.
Later in the afternoon Coroner Taylor
went down and viewed the body, but con-
cluded it was unnecessary to put the city to
the expense of an inquest, as it was clearly
q case OF accidental drowning.
Richard bore Il good character, and was
at one time employed by DR.. Jud. 3. Wood.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. usc MEADE & BAKEI's CAE-
BoLIC MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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N. ELLIsoS & Co.. advertising agents, InEart adj
rertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
S,a.es at pubshers' rates. Orders lett at the DIS,
patch countuS-room viii receive premp. attsn-
I'm
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SATISFACTORY TAILORING
SATISFACTORY TAILORING
SATISFACTORY TAILORING

IhILUNINt
SATISFACTORY TAILORING
SATISFACTORY TAILORING
aLJOuS WANANAKEG'S
Hs at JOHN WAEAMAKER'S
atJoHN WANAMAKER'S.
II is orr purpose and eildeacor to make every
customer perfectly satisfied NTH ,chdt is bought
ut our house. Every quality OF material is care
fully tested, and the most substantial 1gorkmGn-
ship is sought dfter.- Citizens may, ,cith cont
dence. recommend visiting strangers.
Our stock embraces
FINE READIMADE CLOTHING.
ELEGANT FITTING SHIRTS,
FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
YOUTHS AND roYS' CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CUsTCM-WoRK.
.. TENTH AND MAIN.
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8itl,n.olrl lispatrlt,

ss- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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T NEW FLoUR.-The Gallego mills com.
menced grinding new wheat yesterday
twelve days earlier than last year.
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TAXPAYERS vii! look out for the CitysCol-
lector's notice, and save The penalty imposed
by ordinance.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm-the warmest we have had this
season.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY :. 6 "A. NJ, "a !;
8 A. NJ, 81; noon, 30; 5 2. NJ. %; 6 T.
~. 93: midnight, IS. Mean temperature,
81 sc.
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BOARDING.

[ iOUNTRY BOARD, FOR BOYS.
!, naEinS the summer win board number or
h.n ,h.1n u VERY MODERATE RATES. and they
"'i feetift the same care aB my own sons. Address
1, GENERAL ROBERT RANSOM.
y @o-1H' Huguenot Springs, Va.
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FOR ULCEEATEb MOUTH, the healing properties
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUrH-WASH
are lnexcclled. Fifty cents q bottle.
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AsArnAGRAET AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MeApE s. RA-
KER,s CARDoLic MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents
hottie
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THoUsAyps OF BARGAINS.
TIVE LARGEsT DISPLAY YET MADE. ..s 81
$4,000 worth Of II
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
bought last week 80
..r.., at the s9 s5.f. =.
GREAT CLosING-OuT AUCTION TRADE SALES
In New York. u si'ts
LINEN SUITS ron LADIES
at about half price.
SILKS, VELyETs, AND RIBBONS,
the cheapest yet.
HAMBURG EpcINGS AND ISsERTiNGS
LINEN RMBRorDsRIEs
t., for trimming. as.4 Z
GRtSs-cLoTH AND LINEN SUITS
s.. almost given away.
Now Is the time
TO SAVE MONEY, ssa.3T9
~ and II can be don9 by
making your purchases at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Read their new advertisements.
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EN SppIEES-

DAWLEI SPRINGS
II 1000 FEET ABOVE TIDB-wATEE-
NEAR iARRISONBURG, VA.
SWrscty: Three lar.e hotels, with accom- modaiion
fof zoo guests. appointments Grsl-class. OPEN
JUNE 18TH.
RATES $3.50 per day: $3.50 Per week: $40
Ior month. For further particulars address
DR. W. ID. HOPKINS,
my 2l.codlSt lIarriSonbur2. Va.
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For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE 6 BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOuTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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INcIPIfNr TARTAR AND ScuRF removed "
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTiFhicS'
Fifty cents box.
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If YoU FEEL THIRSTY, DON'T drink 100 deeply,
but call at coLUABUs's and eat . saucer ofsice-.
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PURE CREAM. such as COLUMBUS makes, Is
CHILLY recommended for fnyalids and eonyaleacents
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND r0UND.

:.
GTRAYED, FROM MADDOX XrWS
~ HILL. on tuesday last. 4 RED COW andtkssHSs.
RED CALF-hoth with white backs. 4 reward will
be paid for their return, or for information which
VIII lead TO their recovery.
MISS MARY PHELAN.
je 27-lt* 1880 east I'road Street.
STRAiED. FROM MY PREM-fEss
- ISEs. No. 739 north Ninth street on Fr.G-N
day the 2 Ist instant, RED COW, with white bag.
She was In medium order. Any Information CT her
whereabouts will be rewarded.
H27-1t* r. G. HOBSON.
A MINIATURE OF A GENTLEMAN,
IA set In medallion form-an old and valued FAM
lly rellc--was taken from ils owner about TWO aud
half months ago. II left ut the Dispatch Office
suitable reward will be paid and no questions asked.
je25-Tu.Th&S-3t
GTRAYED FROM Ny ENCLO-
~ SURE. SATURDAY evening the 22d instant, ~
a SORREL HORSE bordering on chestnut coiorl,
about six years old and sixteen bands high. Any
one returning him 10 my residence, on the kich-
mond asd Petersburg turnpike, halt way from Rich
mond to Petersburg. or give me information or his
whereabouts, by addressing HE Mt Proctor's Greek
p0,tofice Chesterfield county, Es win be suitably
rewarded. THOMAS g. CARPENTER.
ie e25.dit&w1t* at Edson Bonney's.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c,
A CTS OF ASSEMBLY, 1s77-s.
RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH,

+.uds r,. OF ASSEMBLY. 1878. BY mail, 81. 80.
~AialNAL PROCEEDING, 1873. by mali,
, si.op; same interviewed, $40.
@liiEEWs's VIRGINIA CRIMINAL LAW,
1878. BY mail, 90. teIs-d&w
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JORDAN ROCKERIDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, EOCKBRIDGE COUNTY, Va.

These delightful Springs arc eight miles from
Goshen l,cp0t. on the chesapeake and OHIO rail-
rrsd, from which rniut elegant coaches run rcgii-
!arly over good road Through a beautiful and pie
;urtsuue country. The improvements are entirely
new. and embrace al the modern c0Dvcnicnces for
the most comfortable accommodations. The prin-
c.Eal hotel III addition TO l'ar'ors, D!ninG-Room,
!;sll-I;oon!. &c. contains upwards OF ono hundred
chambers, al newly furnished. with gas and electric
.!l. in each Nhe only summer resort In Virglnia
wnicll uasi There arc also superb cottage accom-
ro,stious. POST anu ielegrap-oiict, IN the hotel
Two daily mails from all points In addition TO the
Alnm waters whose H.. edicnal qualities are too well
En0wn 10 specially refer to- there Is the grounds
on of the strongest and best CGaybcate Springs Ill
uie country. which Is direct AMI pOtreTJut tonic
For further particulars terms. &C., address by
i.itcr JOSEPH \. MoODW AkD,
Nanau.r Il the SDrinps-
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1{ILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
VI TY. VA, two miles from Sillboro' depot. on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, reached by 1ou-
tie daily trains stages, Nc Cheapest ana best lam
liz rcsert In Virginia. Fine milk and butter. Fare
unsurpassed. sulphur. alum, an,i chalybe1te water,
Possessing yalusble curative qualities. Two daily
mails. Fare: Per day, So per week, Sl0: per
month. $50 ami So according to Recommendations.
II. 6: MILLER attending physician.
w. 4. SITLINGTON,
l.. &. WATSON.
- l-S.TuSThlm PrnDrieorS.
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DEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES RE-
IL NAMING ONE WEEK OR LONGER.
SEASON lS7S-OpENS JUNE 15ru.
STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY, n. j.
AHrE.-Wc take great pleasure in Informing our
l&!rons that ucw Passenger Elevator and Eltosrc
iH. lin every ro0ul have been added to the hotel.
CHARLES DUFFY.
Of Continental Hotel, PEiadGlp6ia.
y S-spi2m Proprietor and General Manager
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UUFTALO IITIIIA SPRINGS,
ID MECKLESHURG COUNTY. VA
Thee Springs are now open for guests. Passen.
ger. FOR tie Springs leave the ears of the Richmond
ana Dan,ilc Railroad ~ Scottsburg, Twelve miles
distant where all trains are met by coaches Tor the
springs. a.
For further information apply 10 -
THOMAS +. GOODE,
ie 5.nodl III PrODrict0r.
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THE nYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
l. COMFORT, EA.-S!tuated within 100 wards
ol Fort Monroe. Open all the year, with ample ca
I+c!tr for COO guests. Has All modern Improve
Mrnls, elevator, gas and electric bells IN every
Tu"u: water, bathrooms, aud closets each floor.
SIX daily mails and telegraph Office. Fifteen 10
twenty lirat-class steamers land daily except sun
day1 100 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
ior tourists and hcalth-seekers during the winter.
tFc-tscapes only fifty feet apart on every floor. Sit
lrFior beach for bathing ut door-stepS, and good
lron May until November floating, fishing and
uS!ng especially attractive. Send for circular de-
tcrDlng hygicnic advantages.
TERMS: 81 10 $3.50 per day, according to loca-
lDu o! aud number In ROOM length 81 stay, &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS.
al !J-,AuSl Proprietor.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-02-19

stricken physician Is Glen rolling In
riches Come, you are unkind.n
"How did you know that L What
do you mean ~ said Jenny.
"Well, IL Miss Burston will not tell, 1
must" said Alaric, proceeding to ex-
plain to the assembled guests.
Clement said nothing. He looked un-
easily at Mrs. Reiling, but she gave him
knowing, re-assurlng nod that spoke
volumes. He glanced at Camilla she
looked surprised, but not in the least
displeased, so he concluded that It was
not SO bad, after all.
This disclosure caused great deal of
talk at Oak Grove, of course. Some
PEOPLE blamed Clement severely, but the
majority laughed pleasantly, and con-
sidered the affair very good joke. Mrs.
Reiling was congratulated upon the good
fortune that awaited her penniless
niece, and also (by the truly honest)
upon her prospective son-in-law; for
Camilla and Clement, sitting siSe by
side in the boat on their way home from
Emerald Island that night, had thus
settled their own future.
The Burstons left Oak Grove early
the next day. For long time it was
mystery to Alaric and Clement how
these two perfect strangers had heard of
their intended visit to Oak Grove under
false pretences, but at last it was ex-
planned. Alaric's lawyers, Messrs.
Juris and Legis, had young clerk
named Brown, whose only sister Jenny
handsome girl, was determined to mar
ry money; the young clerk learned all
the particulars of Alaric's wealth and
romantic plan for the summer, and, of
course, gave his sister hint of the mat
ter. Jenny, who had about three thou
sands dollars, took an old friend into
her confidence, and the two, laying in a
good supply of finery, went to Oak
Grove as Mrs. and Miss Burston, with
the intention of conquering young War
rington, and his money, cost what it
might to either purse or conscience. -
But though very mortifying to the
young woman we are glad to be able to
state that the doctor was not the victim
of Jenny's Plot" I.l ''