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a17y- SOME MORE OF THOSE
HANDSOME 5c.-LAWNS at
SYCLF BROTHERS.

SYCLE BROTHERS..
PAClFrs Lawns at SSc "A vide; .o,s ,e.
CoLORrD PIQUEs at Gsc., never sold before for
1000 CORsETs, SIX embr oidered, at soc. worth
SUMNER DRESS GOODS at s].c., never sold for
100 'IS pieee. sti" MADRAS GINGHAM at 12Hc., real
20 pieces @ linen GINGIIAM at l2Xc., real value
900 LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at esc., 1000
The aTSst s ioSo iioCs cf 4 WIlfE GOODS in the city of
RfSH0P R'iS lawns, LINEN DE 1DACCA,
LINEN DE INDIA, STRiPEn aud DOTTt p
SWlSS PtAIS and sTRlpGn NldK oRGAMNipif aka Mi
MUSLIN.
We also have an immense stock of LACES.sneh as
BRETONNE, BREBAND. POINT nE RUSSIA,
LANGUEDOC, ANTIQUE, VALENClENNt,
l 900 pieces Of HAMBURG EDoTNGS from 9e: TO
$50 per ysrd-we guarantee them to be the
cheapest in the city; - -,
Gentlemen's and LADIES' UNDERWEAR at all
500 iPARAsOLs to be closed ont at prime cost
rsiher har carry them over to next season;
$50 ULSTERS from s1.5O 70 s2.3g 49,,
6O9 pieces Of LADIES' UNDkRWEkE at iefs
than the material cost 10 make Them:
100 pieces of MATING to he sold at cost rather
than carry II over to next season:
Another lot OF LINEN LAP-RVBEs at same cid
prices.
SATINS we have an immense stock.
Our so, Use, and 81 BLACK SILK the best IN
the city: ,. .
sUMNKR SILKS to be closed cut regardless OF
Our go 60. 70 aud soc. BLACK SATIN is very supe-
ALL.WOOL and SILK MEXICAN GRHNADINE
at23c.; .-.c ,..,
Those handsome SILK NEXNANNAS formerly
sold al 81 % we are setting at so. 10, ana sue.
our LACE-TOP GLOVES sold at 7oc have been
I .ooS psiTs sIEK MITTs from 37Hc. 10 *I.5O per
:. 900 pairs LIsLE-GLOvEs from Is to soc. per
pair. ., l.,
In II HALF-HOSE for Gentlemen we offer special m
ducements: in NOVELTY DRESS.6OODs we
have large assortment. -.
BUNTINGS In Plain and Lace-we have large
assortment: .,..- ,>,..,,. r.
BLACK and WHITE-SII.K GRENADINES iOr
SYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll Broad street
We close at p. NJ. 1eZl-eod
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Ac-ommodasious FOR 500 guests. Finest hshing
and surf-hs hing found the Atlantic coast Steam
railroad. half. hour from Norfolk. krass aud string
hand. New ashlug- and pleasure boat. Address
j. A. KENNEDY.
Sunerin'cndsnt t1cesu View Hotei,
or n. s. DopSoN. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, w.
- - fa lA.1m
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
sTAUNToN, VA.
MISS MARY ). BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase Ia prosper
iiy from wear 10 year. IL offers superior advantages
In location In It's buildings AID GROUNDS; IN lts
general appoint ments and sanitary arrangements
rs full sorls OF superior and experienced eachefs
Us unsurpassed advantages In music monerh ,an
guages. slocution. 1ne arfs. pDysle2i cu,tuc, anu
The Successful efforts made to secure HEALTH conf
FORT and happiness It's opposition 10 extra'sxshce'
lis standard or solid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Prncipai Tor
csfaIognes Je1S-2m
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GARDEN PARTY.-The young ladies' OF
the Grace-Street Presbyterian church VIII
>siye garden party in Dir. McGuire,s YARD
on Third street near GamDles hill, lnis
evening from Il to IL O'Clock.
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II, VERNE, Twenty-ffth and Broad streets rur-
nishes families, excursions, and festivals with pure
Itc-Cream.
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FROM DIR. :. W. HUNTER,

BALTIMORE. Md:
COlden's LlEDiG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF | take pleasure In recommending; always
produces good 6'OOd, hedith, and StrenqH.
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ORDERS for my Ice-Seam can be left at
WERNE's Church-llill confectionery Tw'nty-htIh
and Broad. g. Hihhfh'
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FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.-A meeting OF
the Committee on Fire-Alarm and Poilce
Telegraph will be held at II O'Clock to-day
At Superintendent Bigger's Office at the Old
Market
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f CONPANY's EXCURSION LAST NIGHT.-lf
the timbers OF tie Ariel could have spoken
they would last night have borne willing
testimony to the fact that tlat steamer car
ried away from RichmonS6ne Of the most
charming excursion parties that ever em-
barked from our wbarycS. The ladies were
among the prettiest and most attractive, and
the gentlemen among the most gallant and
courteous that tbs fair city affords. In 4
word, it was most delightful and congenial
party Of eXcur>Onists. They left the city
about S Z. VI. and returned shortly after IL
O'Clock. Kessnlch furnished the music,
Plzzini the refreshments, and the gallant
"F's" made themselves agreeable, while
the chaperones did all that they could (con-
sldering the crowd) TO make the young
ladies happy. The excursion was also a
success financially.
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PURE IcE-CREAM for pic-nics, festivals, excur-
sions and families, furnished by G. ZfMMER, 1918
Main street.
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EDUCATIONAE.

TDGE.HILL SCHOOL.-The next ses-
IL sioH Of this SCHOOL will commence SEP
MISSES RANDOLPH,
Keswick Depot, Abemarie county, Va.
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AT ZIMMsR's Ice-Cream factory saacers and
spoons are furnished without extra chaige. 1918
Main sfreqf.
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WEATHER REPORT .

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the NJ G.
Ole Atlantic States. partly cloudy weaihe.
possibly followed by local rains, winds
mostly westerly, stationary or lower tenn
perature, and stationary barometer.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm.
THErMosETRk YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 7S (;
A. NJ, SS noon, 9j; Q =. -, 81; GP.
w., 92 midnight, ST.
Eesn temperature. so.
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THE JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
POCKBRID6E COUNTY, VA.

This favorIte Summer Resort has been released
bv MIS- y. j. COLBY, OF The Hamilton House,
Warrington. u. G.. aud viii be OPENED On IhE
lsr OF JUNE FOR HE RECEPTlON OF
GUESTS. ,, -
s1,r,.s "'i'' my 27-tm+
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" pLLysos co.. advertising asenu' inssss Hus. 70.
'.,..snts a. in ali OF the newspapers Of the unitse
-. ss I, publshers rates Orders ien .e ~. ~
.atcA oountiHg-r0om viii receive pfs"" s'~
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An ITALIAN VESSEL IN P0RT.-The first
Italian vessel which has visited this port for
six years is the bark SiriO. which arrived
here few DAYS ago, and i now lying ut the
Chesapeake and Ohio wharycs. The Sirio
is from Ca>tellim2re, Italy, is loading with
grain for Bayonne, France, and is said by
experts to be one OF the finest vessels OF lis
kind which has ever been seen in Rich
mcnd. Our merchants are always glad to
see such vessels, and it must be q
source OF grathcaion to all Virginians to
find the commerce OF the State extending,
aud to know that our glorious crops OF
wheat and other grain are finding their way
over great portions OF even such welI'eul-
tivatcd countries as France. The Sirio Is
commanded by Captain Catcllo Amalh,
with Signor Rdir cello pas5alaqua us second
in command. These two yOunG gentlemen
are accomplished musicians, and yesterday
entertained the Italian vice-consul and a
party OF ladies and gentlemen in most
agreeable manner at dinner. Choice edibles,
delightful wine, and charming music was
the order OF the day.
The SiriO was brought here by Me'srs.
Buck d ChristiJn, shipbrOkers, and VIII be
loaded by MesSrs. Thomas Branch II co.
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DATAPsCO INSTITUTE.

MISS SARAH n. RANDOLPH, Of Edge HIli, i
Virginia Pristiyai. This weil-known school Tor
va,snr adtas nd Children will open SEPTEMBER
18TH IL offers unusual facilities for finished eau-
cation. For Circulars. address the frlnclpa, Ia-
tansao Insiitufe. Elicatt City, Md. Je l0-lm
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GOLD Pc rs.

GOLD PENS.
The srhscribers have Jusi roeiyed a nss~ ana
GOLD PENS
NJ various sres. STYLES. ard ds1tees OF nfxtbissy
A good CULD Pm Is the e.sg aud ebeape-s Of all
Pens.
All us can be suited.
ALsN.
Ge,ntinL GOLD. RUBBER, IVORY, and PEARL
PENCu.-CASEs.
Ali Linds OF STATIONERY supplied m large or
small aeantilies al low pike.
'''''' wOophOUSG & PAEHAM.
e. 15 18OOksellsi, and sia;ionsrs.
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NTOIJNT VERNON INSTITUTE,

MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE, "a, 40
french. aud German BOARDING aud Day School for
Young Ladies. Mrs. NJ. ). JONES aud srs. MAIL
BRiCKENsTEfk. SIDNEY LANiER, Is. BAh,
TON. 81. D., ana large corps Of other paclers os
o5ylssd ON sceont OK deliehifuI situation. The
swsnry-arst annual term Will commence sEr-
TEMBER 20rn. Circulsrs sent On Hpphesuop'
je e.e0u2m
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HOT SPRINGS.
IL hATH COUNTY. VA.

These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPRINGS,
varying in temperature from 500 10 loo FahTen-
hcit. aud adapted Ia the treatment of all Rheumatic
and Comfy Affections. and FOR various Chronic Dis
eases of the Liver. the Nervous system, and the
skin. are open for the current season.
Resident PhYsic ans-PrOfessor }. L. Cabell. Of
the University cf Virginia; Dr. j. X. Page, CDt-
yerSity Of Virginia. formerly Professor of Practice
Of Medicine in the Washington University. OF Baltt-
more. For descriptive catalogues. sc. address
s. 5-lm TARDY 4 AUGUST.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA. NOW OPEN.

hKkNE1 SFKINU>, ' a., NUW UPEN.
~ BOARD per day. according TO location Of room
and number Of persons IN same, sl.bO 10 $3.50; !;
p<r week. sS 20 sll; per month. $50 10 $40.
Srscisl contracts With families and parties number
ieg over seven persous NJ less rates. Round-irip
tickets from HichmOUf 20 oTknfy over Chesapeake
and onto railroad, good TN Uc,o6ef lsi. sl4.
JONES a PARKER.
s. l2-lm+ PrOprietOrs.
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GUNNER WINES-VERY Low.
WERNER's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE,
FRENCH and AMERICAN CLARETs,
SWEET lna DRY CATAWBA,
HOOK, TOKAY, ANGELICA and ZsFENDEL
WlNEs,
CHERRY BOUNCE,
BLACKBERRY WINES aud BRANDiEs,
tel2 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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SUMNER wrSoRrs.

JTARIETY SPRINGS. OPEN a0rBJUNE.
ON the hesspeske and Ohio railroad fftecp
miles west OF Sgsun,on. ears stopping al the eoor.
Excellent water. grsnd scsn.sy, and good fare.
uses, :, ,,s oa a. sn re- r sS n,rnn
undsr twelve yesrsand servants half price. Rsih-
ing m healing water srsfis. +. y NJ. BUHRUsS,
proprit4ors. a; W. IAcKKY. Manager je 14-tm
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.EAIING SPRINGS.

IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
arr now opfn. Terms: $3.50 per day, Sl5 per
week. and $50 per month OF twenty -eight DAYS.
WAITE Eli for sale at PARCEL, Lsdd & Co.'S. Send
postal for descriptive pamphlet.
n. CARTKR HUBANK.
l. 7-lm PrODri-tOr.
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Bishop keane made beauliful little speech;
after whIct the boys aud audience we're dis
missed.
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NO BIJMBUG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
NO HUMBUG-RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
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TAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

n SPkINSS.-This famous SUMNER RESOki
will be reOpened JUNE 10TH under the manage
rnent Of r. 1HNNE1 Il CO., Of the Nstlonsi Hotel,
Washington, u. &. The finest hotel In the south,
with All modern improvements throughout, incu-
ding hot and cold bath cOnyenenccs on each 1oOr,
electric bells, and gas.
The medicinal properties Of the water
noWned for their ei,scy ia dyspepsia. dropsy, and
all mslsrisl affections.
loom : per week. &l2 10 slS.
For further Information address National iote
prior TO june I0ih: Subsequent, 20 White sulphur
spripgs. Fsuquier county. Va. nv lS-Zm
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
| CCOINT.BOOks.

ACCOUNT.BOOKs.
We solicit early orders for BLASk-Boohs OF
anv size or quality. 10 BE- used in Jusy.
vya have q large stock on hand OF our own makc.
and also the cheap northern styles.
We are prepared 10 BIND BCOHSto suit The TASTE
or pockets OF all
). W. RANDoLPE 4 ENGLIs.f.
4. "a
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kd- THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.

THE BEST GOODs-THE LOWEST PRICES.
THE BEST GOODS-THE LOWEST PRICES.
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4s WEST FIy1Y.FoURTH srRrEr,l
NEW YORK, juno 9, 1880.

Ibrve for some time msde uss of the BUFFALO
LITHIA WATER IN cases Of affections of the
NERVOUS SYSTEM, complicated with BRlGhI's
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, or with equity
DIATHEsIs. The results haye-been erinsnty
satisfactory. LiTHIA has for many years been a
fayorte remedy with me, ia like cases, but the
BUFPALO WATER certainly acts better than
any extemporsneous solution Of the LiTHiA
SALTS, and IL moreover better borne by the
stomach ! also omen prescribe 1t in those cases Of
CEREBRAL HYPER4EMlA, resulting from over
mental work in which the condition called NER-
YOUs DYSPEPSIA exists and generally with
marked benefit.
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, VI. ID.
Ia .a<,d6i
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DAWI IA SPRINGS, VA, \ p L r
III HARRI>ONBURG.-Ther are thrce LARGE
HOTELS, with appointments OF the highest order
and accommodations for 700 guests. OPEN JUNE
lsT. Rates: Day. $3.50 week. SO; F4O 10 s9O
per month. Two thousand (, ct above tice water. A
Delightful place 10 escape heated summer months.
For particulars address G.. A. SPRtNktL, Irea-
surer. Harrisonburg, Va. 26-eod26t
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CEASIDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.

SUEF-BATEING, FISHlNG, sNIPE-SHOOIING
This HOTEL Is reopened for the reception o
visitors. Terms: - per day. sl2 yer week S4O
per month. Route from Norfolk or Old Point by
steamer Banks TO Cberrystone every Monday,
We nc.daV, aud Friday. SPADI COBB
r2-lms froprietOrs.
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uUFFALO LITHIA WATEI
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
FOR
AFFECTIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,
BRIGHT's DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
GOUTY DIATHEsIS, AND NER-
VOUs DYSPEPSIA.

LITTER OF DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND
SURGEON.GENERAL, UNITED STATES
ARMY (RRTIRED), ROFESsOR OF
DISEASES OF MIND AND NERVOUS sYs-
TEN IN THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
=
XOVK 90.
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CLOSING-OUT SALE.
CLOSING-OUT SALE.
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KECOLLECT, ALL GOODS
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
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THE GOODS MUST GO.

CALL FOR OUR CLOTHING
AND AsRFOR YOUR
REDUCTION.
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NTOUN rAIN-TOP HOTEL. THE COOL
lN1 EST SUMMER RESORT IN VIRGINIA,
SITUATED UPON THE SUMMlT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE, 1896 FEET
ARDKF TInb WATER.

This famous resort having recently changed hands,
will be open for guests JUNE 25TH. The Hotel has
been put in thorough repair, and The best rooms all
neely furnished. There has been built In addition
10 ihe Hotel NICE COTTAGE. containing fonr
rooms. suitable for family. For terms. &c, al.
dr,-Ss The proprietor. Anon depot, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. Visitors muSi remember 10 get OF AZ
the western end of the tunnel. only 600 wards from
the Hotel. T.. NJ. LkfTWlCH. AanaKer.
HENRY /. MAsslE. ProprlelOr. my 3 Loud nv
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NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.
REFRESHMENTS At CITY PRICES.
AMPLE sTATE.ROOM ACCOMMODATION.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP............. 80
CONTAINING TWO
DEF An'ss'. sss'..sss.s. s''s's's'ss''s ''''si w
OR soc. EACH FOR BERrHS IN SAME.
Round-trip tickets Norfolk 10 Ocean View AMI F'-
turn be bought the wharf or on board
steamer for 25c. each.
ocean View rs reached by train from Norf.S tn
about twenty minutes l.. q. TATUM.
ie 24-3t sup rnttndeni.
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Call and be convinced at
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
tex 525 Broad street,
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ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY.

THE oLD-EsTABLIsHED HOUSE KEEPS THE
LEAD.
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will run her 10 OH POINT ana NORFOLK next
SATURDAY NIGHT. June Z6ih. 1880. having
tlis compan,'s wharf, at Eockeifs ~ o'clock and
arriving at Old Poiat nj A. NJ aud Norfolk at q a.
NJ Sunday. Returning witt leave Norfolk Al i u.
NJ. and old Point at 4. NJ. and arrive Ia Rich
mond at 9 O'Clock sunday night.
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ExCURsIoNS,. PiC.Nlex. &c.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBCRG RAILROAD,l
RICHMOND. VA, June %. 1850. !
nEDICArION OF THE NEW CATHO.
~ Lie CHURCH AT JARRATT'S, VA.

~ Lie CHURCH Nj JARRA1T'S-VA
In order that the iichmoud friends of the above
church msy attend The dtdcatioa on SUNDAY
MKT, 27ih instant, SPECIAL TuKOUGn CARS
will be run on our regular sunday excursion train,
when Will leave ri hmobd at 3 A. VI. that day in-
stead OF - A. VI. close connection a. Petersburg Is
made with special train Petersburg railroad, arr
riving nj Jarra,s at IO:30 A. ~ without change OF
cars, Returning. leave JaIrsus at 4 u. NJ, arrive
at Richmond T.. ".
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP. Sl.oo.
Tickets on sale al The compAn{'s onicc csrner OF
Eighth and Byrd streets. W. r. JONES.
General passenesrAsrp'.
TltLo. ID. KLINE. SUPERINTENDENT. te 25-2t
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SPECEAL NOTICES.
: NOW FOR BARGAINS |!

A LARGE LOT OF GOODS FOR A LITTLE
MONEY. -l-
A FULL ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM.
, 1880-11-29

tlor' Sometimes, when cotton and silk
cur oxperts l'ayo to scparatc o''a thread
'n n"n n9rn 11'Gr nn f2is pt rrs ts 9anRy Il sRy md ID
nt1Ier material are m1xetl, md we hasa. to
separate twn almost Invisible silktn strntlis
hrnt tlecltle the relative quality; nnl value oi
Ga Exps1is are pr9n,s To- t,'sasrec IN sons
rnsrs. nppcnls from tho customs nuthorl!rs
10 Washington, md nit tho itterIninat,fe ftt-
EatI'ns that foih,w. By simplifying MI this
VIZ wh eHysFy cass
basis fnr yna..ation not depending so much
upon, Individual opinion NJ upon certniL
@ brontl princll,lGs lnsl down by Gon.peteIt and
,par!nlh H. a.it"r;'ss Drawing SUCH d'nn
tye. We fInva tn keep In operation among
0t'Ior things all extensive chemical labora-
tory md large corps of experts. All tl!ls Is
,,3s;t m9t otty e1nttnfy to The general! principles
proper course f9r tho protection anu clcour.
agsn'ent Of trade. bmt rs ih}u1'rf0Ms purely
Y q Mattcr of ec,9n9my. think Ito present It
congrsSss. ,vSs. Spnla ,sc'ss md & sl!atsly
80 that President 1anyes can appulnt theso
Commissioners at 0ncg and llayg them enter
npoit their Important dulles. fthink itwnuld
BE- %nwse to P,t mo''ers r. Of Congress ,. 9Pon ,
would hc inclined ta consult their coNstIlu~
ents only nr consider the lnierests Of partic-
tilnr localities instead OF the Interests ut tho
Whole country, which should bo kept IN
"Another mitch needed reform Is in the
direction Of BllpbullltEg. | think 1t Is a
great error 70 debar ships built III. foreign
sts sn" vse sss p'WSeSs w &C. q the tssss'as sss @ %
broad, liberal polcyOf England In tic wealtl,
and i,aunliseence of her merchant marine.
The British leyied upon the skilled 1abor Ut
tlle whoe wor(a to pulld W Their vast
, 1880-11-29

bales. nntl therefore s,ycs nil tile usual loss,
waste, aatnp!ng. pcr1usis, tlrnyage: steal
aup. cfty rrnt,s. specuIntltn. etc. thereon,
NtnHt-That seed-cottoii, being in bulk
rnarket yni,c fran one md jlajI u two
ceiits mar ,n,,nii i1tniI by ubsornttnn OF oil
from tilo lied Gy tilo fiItIcnis. Which gives
sho staple ricli. creamy color, increasing Its
III with Iess wasts. whilst haieti cotton,
stanlnw tic same lenrtl, Of lime tetnriDrntcs
in market Value fr0,ti QUO tn one and Il half
certs per poiiitl, bccol1cs dry, sgaso,letl, md
to twenty.two pounds ber i,ajc. and losing
rrcntfy frnnl wnsto In being worket tlp in
thfs dry state.
Tcttif-That the Iarge sums annually ex-
gilIncries % s wo,'iI Ju saye,l. Ut "AD '~' 40
Eicrrnth-Thof ffrre ia tcss ,fon0nr from
Ara. rs tio ptckor-rot,il,. viii, nil its fast
running tJ,,trhInery aid lyipp lint, Is dis
'tf' TScifa. fwliitcl, applies to both old and
nnS urnress tnilIsl-l'l,nt oa l,aIns 1T tnxt{lo
fal,rics T,rn inors easily handled, occupy less
st,:tce, md arn worth TIRES or four times
1tif,r{, ner uo,lntl than baled cotton, there
Would be grcat suving ii frstght. md ti,o
frn}gltt prn,lis. md Gther EXERCISES on tint
PORTION Of Il t''e goods co'!sumed III the soutl,
SsSSs a ss tse, s ss sy 81
Intended anti onjy used to render cotton
trnnsnnrtahIc: afso the WiliowcT. iauper.
tiom6E" lnnner. and breaker. or preparntnry
cartjs. becnisc tI,ay 5re Unjy used in trying Il,
r,.ntc,ly fhe In urv done fy tho Rin prrss, and
co,nt,asss II cn,isea liz, card to do foilr
linus M mich work, because il ,,crlnits only
one-fourtji lie tanElng Of lllan,ents done BY
wasi.. is hec,s,,se fresh elastic cotto,, is oily
.,tsed. nntl m,,ch nachimery discarded, Tjic
sxt,n stranath t Of l6a Thread {the half OF
wIirh has ,sot been tnitll and sheen Is owing
to tIle wnrkinn OF cotton fresh from the seed,
lie oil OF Which l,as Kept it alive, elastic,
nrrfeet. amti to lila fact thnt II flas noyer been
knav,Htf. ant. or TANGLED by tlio ctn. pressed,
comuressed. nor nGr,nltted 10 bccotpe tlry.
scasoncd, and brittle In this tangled condi-
iioU; nor llaa It been Injured by The yilowcr.
iapper,. double lappcr, aid brcaker-cnrtls,
press arc sought 10 be rntncdIet.
It requires only twice tho etoreroom for
seet.c0tton that Il necessary for ttlo sans
otnoutlt at baIei c0ttni1. Oh Tho first Of eoch
year ali cotton factories must hold ati eight
months stock Of the raw Inascrjnl. or be at
Tho mercy of spcculAtors,
The following ,re short extracts from the
published statements OK q few prominent
t;cOrgfans who visited new-prOcess mill at
Westminster. S. G. Dr. j. j.. Law,on, ID.
Bpector 0{ Fertilizers: II am firmly con-
vlnccd that this little mnchlne Will reyolll-
, 1880-11-29
with mo tho hcarty good wishes Of all my
Scotch frlonds."



have by no neuns exhausted the con.
tpnts~ OF MI. Scntt.s at,nunl., Gll.crt
Ntsuckett writes \ taio cni!r,i "Act ILL.,"
which Is full OF Interesting hassagps; Marie
Luton tells tho story Of . ynnna nctrcSs
miss hcr "chdncts u: .Iai1lcs Fur1,nncz con.
tributes humorous Chrtstlnas skcteh; john
llf,liingsilead OIlronlcics ~ Le4rtl,l Of
l,righll!eln,stono." Arthur plnnro! s!!sco.trses
"Wasto 1'apcr =; Fanny l)crttartl-iIcers
afltxes Iier uAtne ID ~ Tale Of rtncockh:
Frank 4. Marshall hls IL Nothing Si,cccctls
lake slieeessn; Rnbors lsece fathers m
lihostd; j. ra!graye Simpson deats with TX
Leading Lady" who IL very jcnlDus; Cllnrlcs
Warner recnunts thu love.life OF 1.-Two
nr.n.ios tho li2n i,cwls W'nE!Is!a ac,s m as
nnlMe; anil Yayllfu C!arle sings in Rhyme ii
"The stagc-WorI1." SO much for Duck-
inEhnMt r,
, 1880-11-29

= COUNTRY 1k1!AL 1.HTATE,
1TuH HALE-My FARM, 81 AtlkEs. IiOIt DElt1SI
i on Graun Lakh, tfiarDnsn, fnoWn NJ sntIn,aldu
FArla with ttst-ulas+ lnIr,vutnentsf Roud "sehard,
Wull- ll-Ackult household tIrHil0r1 Nr4t.clAsnt kns,
La,ss ets. ete. Th. sA sars % ulance @ toc 2ns a. y!
M,uy hnsInK bum spent mike thfa II yvuEy
Spt.ut !satsab|s 1it's I.crfett. Tsicu, <u. y. u.
bANEEIk atLlHAukBG. Wis.
, 1880-11-29

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