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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-05
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Admiration lot rates 10 clubs should only DO
made tn the Office IT the Company Ia New
Tlenns.
Write for circulars or send Orfcrs a.
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
During which will take place 10"
IIJth GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Semi-Annual Drawing !
Al New Orleans. TUESDAY, DErENBEE H. ls''
under the personal supervision AMI mAnHg"
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stnupiur when required nc sherman HOUSE
.Ftuayillc West Wheeling and Gravel HlL
Tickets and baggage cheeks % all principal
mint, i'm the FAST and West can Dc prOCured al
,tba ticket ofica I'm Bridgeport. r. K. MYERS,
"',-.,t General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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JOB PRINTING
Blank Book Making.

We have In connecticut with the wHsrIIS
REGISTER Newspaper Establishment complete
and well.mAnagci
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s,.ubsuyi.Ie accommodation leaves Bel,aire at
t.EP A., Bridgeport a. 5.UU, and arrives at Steu-
teuville go 6:l5 r. ".
Leaves S,eubCuyille 40 80 A. NJ, Bridgeport
ASST A. ": arrive az Bcllaire az g.o5 A. ".
The St-lhanvilIe Accommodation. In addition
to thsir r,gt:.ar trip tO and from Steubcuyillr
,giII make the following trips between BeiiAire
and Martins Ferry.
............... 800 p. N.
p,rfs}-. n 80 A. n.
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Ruling,
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And PAMPHLET WORK /, done with proupl.
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RAlIlMORE & OAlO 3. r. 60.

ON and after nov. II. lS7o Passenger Trains
viii leave a. f0l'owS-Wheeling tune;
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS
Silks and Dress GOOd!!
Reduced Prices
For a Short Time.

ASit is nearing the holidays, wa have con
cluded o. give our patrons and the pubic
chance % buy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
SpotSVlyanld.

The Conservatives OF this old county OF
superb reputation for social amenity, intel
ligence, and beart.warm hospitality, are
moving in q spirit Of public devotion and
harmony that presages glorious triumph
for their party. Meetings have been held at
the Courthouse and at Fredericksburg, and
measures taken to nominate candidates for
the House Of Delegates and the Senate. The
Readiusters were somewhat troublesome.
but the true Conservatives ruled the roost
and things went harmonicusly. At the
meeting at the Courthouse fine spirit pre-
vailed. A. w. WALLACE explained and adj
voeated the McCULL0cH bill. Major KELLY,
of Fredericksburg, stoutly maintained Con-
servative doctrines and the debt settlement.
Judge JOHN j. GooLRICK submitted few
remarks, urged general activity and loyalty
to the Conservative party in order to defeat
thoroughly the Destructive party now seek
ing to bring the public administration into
confusion and the public finances into dis
aster. The Fredericksburg Neaos says the
speakers were warmly applauded, and adds :
1.-THE meeting adjourned in high good
humor and ready for the approaching fray.
Woe be TO the self-styled Readiuster who
seeks to debauch the political and moral yir-
tue of this thoroughly Virginian communi-
~
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Conservative or Destructive

is the now all-absorbing topic in Vir-
ginia. Shall it be that the Conservative
party, purified and purged from all seeds
OF dssention, discord, and dlshonor, shall
in grand and solid column OF plighted
faith and uutarnished honor add another
grand triumph to its hitherto sublime ar
ray of successes? God grant 1t so to be-.
Or shall it be that owing 10 cunning spe-
cious and illogical representations the pal
try and criminal ambitious aspirations Of a
few demagogues shall cause the pure and
spotless banner Of Conservatism to be trail
ed and draggled in the dust?
No ten thousand times No! will be the
response OF the Conservative hosts, we must
believe, we dare not doubt. Virginians
cannot afford that the Conservative party
shall be defeated. Upon its success hangs
solely Virginia'S peace, present and future.
That Conservatism will triumph over all
opponents we would as soon doubt as in the
existence of truth, honesty, and JUSTICE
Fredericksburg Recorder.
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3 yvel, :, hi. teyotton 10 ssbe. principles OF
integrity and honor, public and private.
In his account Of his9taree 20 reierence y
he financial policy OF the State, nls con-
drct WAS Ia admirable contrast with tue
.nublic record Of Parson MASSEY, the laI-
ter.day saint. who found. it no easy. TASK
In exioliate bis cumbersome tergiyersations
and Inconsistencies
onr informant considered the encounter
Of the Parson with Msior GREGORY as very
amusing, and very troublesome TO the Far
son, Who received some damasing blows
from bis agile and willy adversary. Parson
MASSEY was nonpIussed. He bad bis bands
full. We knew that he would ind this the
case whenever he met the Major. Hetthe
Maior) Is reuerend gentleman, too-ana q
doctor oil tactics II not OF divinity. lie IS
reverend insomucb as he is genuine ano
unadulterated humorist. Parson MASSEY,
tho. found that he had to take him an 7d1a-
raj. and that bothered him. We saspect
that after the encounter was over the Far.
son was ready to declare that ne did not
want anything more to DO WIN ai"'oi
GREGORY, or words to that effect.
Parson MASSEY has his habits confirmed,
and understands well his round OF song and
sermon and prayer with the gas and oil
OF exhortation. But DR.. GREGORY is lively
and versatile; he passes from argument to
satire and to the scenic change and pungen-
cy, OF, presenting his adversary In the most
.unfavorabIe plight; and behind all Ibis
there is the active battery OF anecdote,
which plays at liberty upon the adversary
Amidst the varied performances OF that bat
terry our resdiusting divine finds 1t neces'
sary repeatedly to attempt his own read
iustment. In the confusion OF the Parsons
occupation be is often prompted to cry out,
"Most festive and fertile youth, don't
know how to have you'll" And that's
fact-he doesn't. For our part, we beg to
suggest that the pleasant efferVescent
draugbts Of Major GREGORY are not bad
sort OF antidote to the Parsons tactics.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

A WILLIAMSBURG CoNsERvATIvE.-The
revival OF the Conservative party has occa.
stoned much brief correspondence. The
old wheel-horses are very demonstrative
and Jealous. They write short letters, and
eagerly accept any appointments which may
be made for them, and readily undertake
any service that may be requested OF them.
These things show how patriotic they are
and how anxious they are to serve the Com
monweash, and assist in repelling the enc
my. A letter from gallant Williamsburger
says:
"You may know how stand when 1 an
nounce that the Virginian who will ignore
the honor and Integrity OF. his State is him
self destitute OF honor and integrity"
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Stafford.

The Conservatives are buoyant, and
march forward stalwart with determination
Ihs " GnS sGfafsa Excl e
there. and his speaking to the people with
energy and eloquence that commanded the
applause of the people. He is candidate
for the State Senate, and is jealous sup
porter OF the public.debt settlement bill.
The Conservatives of Stafford are in good
spirits, and confidently expect to gain a
victory. A writer from Stafford says:
. "Stafford will still remain the banner
Conservative county of a State which will
lead the grand column OF the solid South in
the approaching presidential fight. With
Lacy for the Senate and Fitz Lee or Jet
for the House, you bet we will roll up
our old Conservative majority. So mote it
be5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
Virginia Loyalty.

The Fredericksburg Neoos OF Monday
speaks the true voice OF Virginia loyalty.
In referring to the public spirit Of that COM
munity, as shown at the meeting on Friday
last, it has the following remarks, which we
place prominently before our readers. This
is the temper which will undoubtedly find
q response in the hearts of the Virginia
people:
"The Conservative meeting held here
last Friday night, embracing, as it did, men
OF every calling and occupation in our COM
munity. animated by determination to
rescue Virginia from iufamy and degrade
ton, was an occasion OF which we may
strange that community should regard
with pride the possession Of that homely
virtue honesty, but in these degenerate
days there are exceptions. When we call
to mind the severe trials to which public
virtue has been subjected by the results OF
face the wretched dregs Of humanity, who
held high carnival over wrecked and
PROSTATE people, and whose fearful grasp
seemed likely to relax only when all
vitality had left its victim; when we reflect
that, having scarce caught breathing space
from our struggles with these vampires,
we found another foe in our front, gathered
from the camp-followers and rabble that
followed our standard when victory perched
upon onr banners, who with untiring en-
ergy have tramped the land, and with the
tongues Of syrens but hearts OF demons
have preached reputation to sorely-tried
and struggling people, it is matter OF
pride to see that people again rise in their
majesty, and with determined front, at the
call OF their leaders, resolved to forego
their well-earned rest and quiet from polit-
jcal agitation to crush this later and more
dangerous foe. We repeat, we are proud OF
this exhibition Of untarnished virtue in our
people, presaging as it does the triumphant
yindication OF the fame OF our grand old
Commonwealth, the redemption Of our glo-
rious heritage, which has been built up and
sustained through many trials and much
common suffering, from the diress foe that
has yet assailed her, and who threaten at
one fell stroke to destroy reputation that
ii has taken weary years OF untiring deYo.
ton to perfect, and which has but lately
been consecrated by the blood Of thousands
Of martyrs"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

$50 pieces OF BLACK CASHMERE from tic. to
81 per yard-the largest stock In the city. Don't
purchase before looking at this stock.
25O pieces nsw.style MADRAS GlNGlIAMS;
It's pieces NEW DRESS GOODS, from l2'i to
Size. per yard;
100 piece. NEW SILK. black and coored, from
75c. to SO per yard;
Handsome BLACK aud COLORED SATlNS;
500 pairs BLANKETS. to re sold ut one half their
value: $50 BED-QUILTS. from 81 10 $3.50;
800 MARSEILLES QUILTS 1T less than one
half their value. IIotc-kcepsrs and families
should avail themselves Of these great bargains.
800 pieces WHITE and COLOHED FLANNELS
at old prices;
4 large stock of CASSIMERES for men and boys
wear:
1000 sIlIRT-FRONTS At 12Hc real value 25c.;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR,
very cheap:
500 dozen TOWELS, from 6s 10 SOC. apiece:
200 dozen NAPKINS, from soc. TO $3.50 per
dozen;
500 CORsETS. from 37&c to 81 25 apiece;
A large lot of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN:
$50 pieces CANTON FLANNkL, from 81 10 zoe.
per yard:
HOSIERY IN great variety for ladies and children.
We have thousands Of pairs 10 select from.
The largest assortment OF CARPETS, NAT
TINGS, RUGS, and OlL-CLOTlIS IN The city
In WINDOW.SlIADtS and LACE CURTAINS,
cur stock Is complete.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

In the United States Court at New YORK
Monday, in the petition Of Demas Barnes,
assignee in bankruptcy for Theodore vet
telein g. Sons, for remission OF forfeltures
and penalties, amounting to over $4,000
on tobacco imports, Judge Choate decided
that the importers made double set OIL In
voices, and that they were not made 1or
honest purposes; that there was 1raud III
the matter OF damage allowance, and that
the forfeitures and penalties should not be
RENTED. 'f ''3 .t1,
Early in August two travellers threw
awav their Alpine blossoms. Herr. Stahelin
was precIpitated from the Speer, in sight oil
his newly-married wife, as he leaned over to
pluck a flower. A young optical-instru-
ment maker OF Luzerne fell from crag on
the Pilatus as he was gathering Alpine
roses. The body OF the latter was recovered
with great difficulty, and was horribly mu-
tilated.
The Lunberman's Gazette estimates that
the annual consumption Of railroad-ties and
sIeepers is 40,000,000, or thirty years
growth of $4,000 acres. The Gazette sug.
gests that, in view of the rapid depletion OF
our forests for railroad and other purposes.
! it would be well If we should hasten IN fol-
lowing the example of European States in
the adoption Of iron cross-ties.
The cultivation of the fig in the Western
Michigan fruit region has proved to be a
success. Specimens have been received in
Chicago from Michigan nursery, inclu-
ding a branch four and three fourths inches
in length bearing seven ripe figs. The crop
of the tree from which this branch was
taken is estimated at two bushels.
Nilsson writes to the London Figaro that
American friends have urged her to ap-
pear again in this country, and that she in
tends 10 do so, but is engaged elsewhere
for all OF the present season. She holds
New York, she says, sin grateful remem-
| brance."
The Rev. Leonard Bacon has failed in an
attempt to enforce the Sunday law in Nor
witch, Conn. The city attorney declines to
prosecute the owners OF Sunday excursion
in 1902 is obsolete.
The Eastern rolling mills at Philadelphia
! have advanced the base price OF bar-lron to
$40 cents per pound for delivery from
stock. Prices for future deliveries can
only be fixed at date Of delivery.
| Mme. Adelina Patti, who is now resting
| in Wales, will in January give twelve ope-
ratio representations in Austria and Ger,
many, beginning at Vienna. After that
she sings in Paris.
Negotiations are in progress between MI.
Edwin Booth and Mr.. Henry Irving Tor the
appearance OF the former at the Lyceuli
| Theatre or Drury Lane, London, at all early
day..
Senator Conkling has written letter de-
clining the invitation to deliver an address
lat the Washington County On. " Fair,
owing to the great demand on bis time.
,r... rr-rrro.Iu II. Cnapman, wire OF the
well-known comedian, and herself clever
actress in old.women's parts, died in East
Canaan, Conn.,, Saturday.
Mrs. Sprasue's beautiful country place.
two miles north OF Washington, is adYer-
tiscd for rent ut 5000 per month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ECoHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS.

The senior partner Of this 1rln having bean IN
New York for the last fifteen days. they are receiv
ing daily large shipments OF goods suitable fox this
senson and for early fall wear.
rs cases NEW FALL PRfNTs;
Is cases NEW STYLES MADRAS GINGHA3fS
and BoURETTES;
10 eases CANTON FLANSELS;
$50 pieces ALL-WOOL FLANNEL IN white;
100 pieces ALL-WOOL FLANNEL IN soioss;
500 pairs ELEGANT BED-BLANKETS;
200 pieces sHEsTINGS 10 ga, GA, IA, s-4, 94.
10.4, 11.4, and 1874. g..
The attention Of purchasers Of dry goods Is REF
spsc,fuy called to the above lines Of goods, as We
will guarantee saving OF twenty per cent OH for
mer prices. au16
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shealtlisof the visitors. The register shows
arrivals from many States. The local pa
tronage has also been unusually good this

Some thoughtless person Of GFeenytlle
county, N. c., started a report In lest that
the yeliow-iever was here, which had 10.
cal. circulation in the adjoining, counties OF
Carolina until it was contradicted. MOI
case, or even the thought or suspicion OF
case, has ever been here or likely 70 De:
Nor was the general health and appetites OF
the visitors, who now Number nearly one
hundred and fifty. ever better.
Major John Clark, Of Halifax county,
spent a few days here last week.: ana ex'
hlbhed great dexterity in driving fourth
hand to bis vehicle. Es', ~ =
DR.. o. F. Hippo will lecture mere on tne
18th Of August on g Tongue ano Ienpe
I was glad to see here this week the genial
countenances Of those whoe-souled men
Robert j. Christian and Frank w. Cham.
bsrlayne, OF your city also. Colonel james
IT. Oyerbey, Of Chesterfield county, WIN
his dashing team OF bays. ia ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

nI"A CARD OF THANKS.-We take
this method To thank our many friends aud the
public generally for their very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon during the past four hrst) season.
and we fully intend To sustain our weIde.erved re-
putaton for fair dealing by always giving the VERY
BEST GOODS for the VERY LEAST MONEY, ana
wARRASTING every articlc AS REPRESENTED.
Our facilities the best, Dos easing 90 every
advantage TO be had, including resident-huyer In
New York; snd consequently we can and do sell Ut
the very lowest prices 10 be found anywhere.
Very respectfully. -
HUTZLHR BROTHERS,
525 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
dealers In Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Iace.. Buttons.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, silks, Gold-plated
Jewclry, &c. au rs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
what do you think Of the politician Wi

What do you think Of the politician who
almost sheds tears over the condition OF the
poor taxpayers who have 8 per cent. to pay
under the funding bill when You believe
that all be Is after Is to get elected
We are sick and tired of all such want OF
sincerity. Are the people not so too Hon.
est farmers OF the country, are You not dis
Egslsted with every sort Of trickerY and
sdemas oetsn? 70 there no chance to put it
DORM - ,ggpi!l INES. :, "a
Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago, has laid BE-
lore the City Councils project for establish
Ing free baths. ~ .sEEs . .::Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

rNOrfOlk SfrEiHtan ON the Campaign.
From all sections Of the State The news
comes to us that the attempt OF the malcon-
tents to overthrow the settlement OF the
State debt will be most complete failure.
Their frantic appeals to'the people OF V1r-
ginia in behalf Of reputation find no re-
spouse, their meetings excite no enthusl-
asm, their speakers so about from place to
place in the vain endeavor to mislead the
masses, but find to their disappointment
that the average yirginian is an honest man.
The meetings in the Southwest, where the
Regulators have claimed their stronghold,
nave resulted on every occasion in their
complete discontinue. Bocock and Daniel
and Goode have proved much more than q
match for Malone and Massey and Paul, and
the people have not failed to express their
devotion to the cause Of honor and honesty
and their contempt for the denagogues who
seek to prostitute the faith Of Virginia to
their own personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
PIC-NICS.

GRAND AND SELECT PICNIC AND
" BALL
by
CHICKAMAUGA TRIBE, No. As, J. o. Il. Nj; VI.
at their hall ia the beautiful grove on tultonS Hill
half mile from the city,.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER z, 1879,
Dancing from IL NJ. till 2 A. N: illli slrlng
band has been engaged and a good time Is promised
TO ali who attend. Admission, zoe. ,,,
Refreshments at city prices Stages wiz Sn ru
Of he s,rert railway to the grove day and night:
Tickets can be procured from any mS9cf o. t tle
sutinn niocoa: DR. w. +. FARRAR's drugstore,
Rockets j. W. FARRAR's drugstore, o Shmrc ;i
lin and J. IL. CHILDKEY's druss!ore' '6| i''ii'
Committee: MYER ANGLE, T. D. SAUNDERS
LANES r. JONES, LEWIS RICHMOND. au2I-lt"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

Ne DURING THE MONTH
OF AUGUST
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES
AT AND BELOW COST:
PLAIN AND DOTTED SWISS MUSLISS,
STRIPED AND PLAID MUsLISS,
BUNTINGs,
BISHOP AND VICTORIA LAWNS,
GRENADINES,
FIGURED AND PLAIN FRENCH ORGAN
DIES,
STRIPED AND FIGURED AMERICAN
LAWNS,
ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FRENCH
PERCALES;
WHITE AND COLORED PIQrES,
PLAID. STRIPED, AND PLAIN DRESS
LINENS;
LINEN DRILLINGS,
SUMMER CAssIMERES,
TABLE-LINENS, NAPKINS,
TOWELS QUILTS,
PAEASOLS, UMBRELLAS,
FANS, CORSETS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LADIES AND GENTLEMES'S UNDER
VESTS,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERIEs, LACES, RIBBONS.
nuCr1I Ncrr>, r,o, 49,
Our assortment is quite complete, and prices as
low as The lowest. TIIALHIMER BROTHERS,
" 30-W,S&M Col Broad, corner Sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27
IULIUS MEYER,

JULIUS MEYER
603 BROAD STREET
has just opened
MADRAS GINGHhMS In new fail styles;
NEW FALL. PRINTS;
NAVY-BL UE and BROWN POLhADn PEI\!H:
so pieces FIGURED rOPLiNS-Eew fill had
at l2.c.:
New lot Of TORCHoN LACES from Sc. az. ~
wards.
SPECIAL BARGAIN ~ TLAENELS, PlE-
CHASED BEFORE THE RECENT AD-
YANCEIN PRICES.
IS pieces WHITE ALL-WOOL FLANNEL. !'.m
162 to 65c.;
35 pieces LAIN and TWlLLED RED al! "!At
FLANNEL from 90 TO 50c.;
60 pieces BLEACHED and BROWN CANI'N
FLANNEL AT last years prices.
BE sure 10 look IL our FLANNELS hr!'t' iH.-
chasing JULIUS NElLR.
COG Broad ,'r'l.
Try our SPOONBUsK ABDOMINAL C"ErAI
atsl au 81 A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

!. MT STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF MILLINERY GOoDS.-Wc are de.
fermined to close out oar entire stock OF 81 VI NEE
MILLINERY, and are selling at prices lower IMAM
any other house Ia the city, regardless or COST we
DEFY competition. and ask call of all In want OF
Wells. Mourning Goods &c. Country orders re-
ceiye prompt aud careful attention. A call 5 So
icited. nhs. 7. ny lLLES,
jy l6 DO broah street. hiciiifohd. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-27

Mt FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN GEN
TLEMENs ALL-LINEN HEMMED HAND
KERCHIEFS, good quality, three for 25c.-
former price zoe. apiece.
Also, a very large lot Of LADIES' AND CHILL
DKEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS at corresponding
low prices.
We are also in receipt Of very large stock OF
LACEs-such as SMYRNA, ANTIQUE, VA
LENCIENNES, BRETONNE ENGLISH
THREAD, RUSSIA, and BRABANT.
These goods are fully twenty per cent. below
former prices.
aul6 COHEN BROTHERS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-25
Some idea of the worlds progres

SOME idea of the worlds progress
in the arts of civilization may be
cleaned from Che fact that an in
transitional exhibition will be held in
Sydney, New South Wales, in Au-
gust next. This enterprise is to be
carried out on grand scale. When
the various pavilions are erected, they
will cover an area of between seven
and eight acres; costing about 500,
600, half of which amount has al
ready been appropriated by the
government. The work of construc-
lion has commenced and a large
force of men are engaged. It is
within the memory of old men now
living, that such thing as fair OF
ny proportions announced in that
art of the. world, would have been
1aiied as the ruse of newspaper
correspondent.